Riverside Polytechnic High School - Koala Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1953 volume:

affix ,xx eo N 693, Y: 3553525 . iiwig 3 3j?J Nw T Xffjgqijx Vvyikmfge FX U ,,, 4:2-ii J bij P Xf4f'fwW'H?J,,ffQ25? Sig., filrffifzf 3-32325 :f3d?yf.Drg1'Qffx if 59 2, wif -if if if iff? ff i Wff if J g 1 5? Q?? W QQ! ,Rx Ww N . .Qliqg awww , .Q W 3 ,EL Dj mf V -- ---Y rival-, 'x y. g' f :N-L S 'K- - M Z Y p Qgq it X im wg fa Via' pig 4,390 3- .3 if ll . 5 Q Qqggxx NM xqyf- v wM?w 2 1 h QV' f 5159 we Q09 gfiffj 4 If www S M 0 rw W 'I , I -WHL' 5U WVV25 UWA 1 ffb W ffoff .YEL v?J VJff 0 1 Q j4LC,',,. 'f , . M WW' 3 1 . I 4, Q , J' 3 MRC v wwf' A 'Cx' J ,rj A Vxb,A - :if . J 'Y' f' ' u 5 Q' ,..A xx 1,1 jj f w- ' HW Lax + 31 Y 'X 3 gas J Y K 42 J 2 Q W H 3 i 5 8 Lfgam MM .vw .lb NX, A,,. In if p gguxi gf: ,-7, A ' ' A ,. Q f fflEf?'l? 'fffmfv Wt 5 V9 . ojyfgigzxg f - wr J, ' , 4 ?6W PM gn W WW M 0 ' uf' , Zi XX x.Q9vy S5Z I QLMQS-Z J ff? ww' 'f'fV7f'X 1 o3f:5fA Ky,..y- wJxQfyY'gQV4hWQigaW, A U iybykvfij sy Qjipgig N, We QCW use S- f W2 www 2 . ' x L1-H.9,v'f XX S 5 K'-w X, I ' 8 sw W ii QyWWi5?i923jg5Q M, A J, Kg I Xwvpjf X Y I 9 is N Published by 'rhe Annual S+aFf of River- side Polylechnic High School, Riverside, California. This bool: records a sfrange fale of Rip Van Winlxle who, in his you+h, lay down beneafh a +iny orange free for 40 winlcs . . . which las+- ed 40 years! This is +he accounf of Rip's iourney in +oday's world, humor- ous, enlighfening, and Iljng. Tur h jyjfyglgyfjiffj wma? il jf 2 iffwwfw Joyce Bigelow lfdilor Susie S+ Clair 03, lb l Associaie Edilorg Jerra Lynne Tyler, 3 . . l L Business Manager, Jim Caldwell, Pho- 'rographorg W. Kelly Adams, Advisor . 7 l ' f' W i My gg f ff M' 74 QL' Y N, fl! 17 if M! lib , , I5 fyffzl f ' JI bu fit' f W diff if I nrwlvfrfp yy fl!! 1,l!ll!.Z j fly, , K I -QL y 0 ' f ' X ,, ,jffi ff xl ffl i'J4-f,f ' ' 4 V! X 5 We lf I l X ,fl Wllullullw N A' Via! l jury Wim? JUUTVWX H' T I f no l ,, O U U , s . ssss -ie, -A we 6 U ,,-- gf THE BEGINNING OF THE ,XVAXQ TV sie SLEEP - is-I3 - M7 x 7f lf' 7 'W f?W? ' in vf yr, f 7 if Qi , uf Xi l X X U Ill l l Poly s I l s s c X fx Q 11 irq' f ' lm ' ,, s W if f Q X Q .,.,.,l,:.1::1:ff:1r 2fE2E1E5EgEgQ5j:ii I N 5 Q7 A N lf fl gllyy Wi+h sleep-filled eyes Rip crawled fo The edge of fhe arroyo. Affer all +he years he had been asleep, he iusf couldn'+ believe whaf he saw. So THIS is Poly High +oday! he gasped in amazemenf. Egad, how if has grown! Neverfhe- less, if probably doesn'+ offer any+hing new, and l should experience no Trouble in fiffing info i+s school life. Big words, Rip! Le1 s see how you DO fi? info - Page 2 sim fc 1 Toda U ar A , Q., 1 I I'-A -2 .4 1 4 gg. -...4 ,..-1. ,... --...., . ..-- ....-, 3 Q 14, 1- N on y According +o a sfory fhal' mos+ of us know lor should knowll, fhere was once a young man named Rip Van Winlcle who wenl' 'ro sleep one day -- and didn'+ walce up un+il l'wen+y years laferl lThis is symbolic of how some Poly s+uden+s spend +heir +ime in classll Bui' +he Rip of +his KOALA far ouldid fhe earlier Van Winlcle. Our Rip wen'r +o Poly land +o sleepll no+ merely +wen'I'y, buf rafher forly, years ago-and now we find +ha+ he has awaken- ed in +his year of I953. I+ is no'r surprising, +hen, +ha+ 'rhese buildings and surroundings so familiar +o us are nearly all new fo Rip af+er his long snooze. Back in his day, Poly was composed of 'rhree main s+ruc+ures: fhe presenl' Science and Classics buildings: and a shop building no longer in exis+ence, having been replaced by newer shops down fhe hill . Worlc was begun on ofher buildings aboul' fen years with its new buildings, ia 'S 'ASKK' 4: E ix A '.51 ',sl ' U 'lb' Q . 'a H ,Q 4,3 nfl. ., 9. I -nfs .Wi 8'v x X xxsxy 5. 'I SA 1 N , D n .lv Mosf of fhe faces are new +o Rip buf now and fhen he calches a glimpse of someone somehow familiar +o him - perhaps a descendanf of one of his old schoolmafes. Nafurally il' is no wonder fhai' Rip has upon him +he nosfalgic urge fo visii' again fhe campus +ha+ once was so familiar fo him and see for himself fhe many changes fha? have developed over fhe passing years. Thus if is fhaf, wi+h 'rhe help of 'H-mis book, we find him floundering 'rhrough fhe maze of Poly's halls as he awk- wardly blunders from one depar+men+ or acfivily +o ano+her. strange faces. CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS FACULTY ADS - PAGE PAGE 54 PAGE 90 PAGE I22 PAGE l40 Page 7 V f lil gllvlllll Q- 1 ' ' ,.,, ill I . Q. iilhl . x Q of s. '4 if , ' i f I L I X Wl1a+ ho! 'Tis a classroom, no doubi' engaged in learning flweir A B C's. l fhink I'II enfer and show Hwem how I shine in flwe ar+ of learning. Page 8 Gadzooks! 'Twas females l saw! - and I swear an ankle, a knee, and shoulders were all in evidence! To +l1e sfoclcs wifh +hem! 'Tis a shameful sighf, immodesf. Well - er- ah-I1 - Noi' so bad af+er all! Me for more of 'rlnese - 'XL 0 H ONZ-?UQL Two.f LN Ep0E5f Scmop THF' 84575 I Q HEM744 YN . 'ffl ' l NRNJV of O 'JO Z7 -L- XNQ if lgll . .I lg Q s fl 31 r IA f f fl b clams P' With the earth-shalcing tap ot the gavel, A.S.B. President Jaclc Cottin called the commission meet- ings to order. Then the business was brought up and the heated discussion began, but trom every discussion another step was made tor the good of the students. But how could Poly miss with a presi- dent like Jack to handle the gavelf7 Even student government Where bedlam reigned there could be tound the commission in another ot its tamous gatherings. Here they are shelling out that hard-earned cash tor tickets to that great A.S.B. Valentine Dance, which, incidentally, they sponsored. They are: Ted Beld, Senior Yell Leader: Patty Huber, Commissioner ot Entertainmnty Dean Determan, Current Publications: Claudia Sedgwick, Commissioner ot Girls' Weltare: Richard Hendry, Vice-President: Mr. James, Advisory Marnee Mae Tyler, Commissioner ot Records: Jack Kennedy, Commissioner ot Boys' Weltare: Dennis Huber, Sophomore Repre- sentativeg Bill DeWolte, Commissioner ot Finance: Jaclc Cottin, President Joyce Bigelow, Literary Activities. E. 5 e - c f' s hl'!,'lg'j.-,',' ,,-n.. 'N Hmrqe Q' 'rw Hudlfi iw? !AN.TVw7!X, w e e ewew week we 'mm ' H ef loow w 'W Nw wwe' av 1 Jefge Hr wg ewef' wwkrq vu! v' w' 1 was n w to Rip... Hear Ye! Hear YL-f The Hn.:-e of Advigory iw rmw in bewhwrwl The Home E, where .fi H10 pvwrgiwrvw mf Nw wh, mdk .appeafy whefher' H A Hue cuffinq Clown of flwe weed. by We gym-Emu 'of N 1 'ww Nea fwv a ,..3DPw1.r bfnrnb M qef 'iii .uf The bee. iw Hw CC.:-1x-if? Bmidimq. Row I: Abboff Sfmmmw, Aim milef, P'V'w w NN Bm, J, V ?V'W'flf5F, AWHII Heaflw, P.aq4lL,m, fxfrnorwdw, Vim, Bordwew Braiy, Hendry. Row 2: Kf'i 'm1, J, Sw1 f . B. B we , D. V 1ffw6?f, J. BKiLf'7?' KN. M. Sw.1rv..w', Qwoll, B.mnMer, Shneffer, B4.m1om,Cmr, Cor'r'e53, Guffxev. Row 3: Ke5'y, Melev, UfvfwfyWf'r4', BOVOM N1.mmHr, Dorwaud, Tyler, Bouqh, Powell, Tuffie Bqrfo, B. Bruker, CMV, R, Smlfh Row 4: ,'+1B1f?f'i5V l!7'if, 5f+'2w'1'f.Uf?mfv fe 1.5, Hqrwrwlilx HMM, Gave, Hibbard, Ru-N-N, Kew Nm, da SI M, C. SWWIALN, Mflef, Row 5: H ww ' M Cf M-,, Tumfiw IY Uawxww, CLWF 9F, C w 'e':w, FMW-.,Tf1vm, Qimhmd, CJUEM, N' K, Mr, Jwrrwe, B. B1-'Qu Row It pwwexl, Bavfn, Clmmber'Nfaim, Cmv, S, KQBV, Liang, Gcgrwzde-.N C.H'V',DM, Fm., VV,-aqcummrw Mm!-lea, Meler. Row 2: Abbwff, Kernihvi Bfwxv, Nuike., A5e5si0, Pvffe. Sfewnrf, Dawxgyy Rhikhof, Us BENQ B. Bnleu Row 3: XNHMQ, P.1r5eHe, Cor'- fei, Nm.mdev', He My J. Vnmrmef. Wen+Be 5, Bordwe-5N, B. Bake , D. Vnmr-def. Pflferfl Row 4: B'i !IRGi'HY, P. Kfxliy BTHQM, Rive, FWdher+y,TuH1e, Bfwgh, Hempsfedd, Twer, Bemnefi. Row 5: Mr: Jfamek., B. Baker, B Biker, MfCf1v'fy, Krwufi om Burxv, Torrey Diaz, Hqrmlq, Sharwrwcnm, Anderson. ...,, :ue gf fg in-1 . K 'rf ,,..4b ' ,ua ,J .JZ Pushing or pulling, The Orr officers and advisors enfhusiaslically guided The Senior class lhrough ,a successful year. Lefi' +o righf: S. Harris, Girls' Alhlelic Chairman: N. Malhis, Secrelary: F. Farr, Debale Chairman: T. Jones, Boys' Alh- Ielic Chairman: Mrs. Rush, Advisor: Mr. Reymer, Advisor: Mr. Cooper, Advisor: Miss Shulze, Advisor: D. Weeks, Vice Presidenl: J. Coppo, Treasurer: G. Wood, Presidenl: P. Cooper, Social Chairman. Page I2 SE IGRS dreamed of 'val 4 .e-1 T 'ills I' si the future Arriving in a somewhaT perplexed sTaTe, The '0rTs had an obscure beginningg buT as Time wenT on They showed more and more promise oT becoming a Typical Poly class. Upon aTTaining The TiTle oT iuniors They illusTraTed more evidence oT Their TuTure greaTness by presenTing The hilarious play SighT Unseenf They TurThered This impression by conducTing a Trip To The mys- Terious OrienT Tor an 'iOrienTal lnTerluCle. a colossal Prom, On and on Their Tame grew as They gave The audience Tons oT laughs Trom Their Senior play Tons oT Money , The usually mild CaliTornia winTer was inTerrupTed by The cold seTTing oT WinTer FanTasy, Their senior ball. Near The end oT The year odd- lyfdressed characTers wandered around The campus on The annual Senior Slop Day. AnoTher sTupendous success was The Senior BanqueT where The will was read, Tu- Tures were predicTed, and The KOALAS were issued. And aT lasT came The day when They moved in slow cadence onTo The Tield, lis- Tened To The speaker who, as adulTs always seem To do, gave Them advice. Then Their names were called, and The magic momenT came when They received Their diplomas. Now They were ready To go ouT and Take The sTorm. BUT as They climbed The ladder oT success, They would always look back and remember Those won- derTul days. gone all Too soon, aT Poly l-ligh. Page I3 I 'fn' - -'-11 QI. r-5 -J' ,ff 5 E7 YZ' 'Q RTN, C It I If r'N Qui Ld - J '13 ' -..-ef. ,X . . lr -in 4. ,Wt I N If Q, I 5 at . gy . I s 7 I fl ' 1. ,.,k, M ? 5 -if f : ' 1 7 5 A f 'Q fa ll A' ., Q BARBARA ACOME Girls' League Represenfafive RAY ADKINS MARY AGUILAR G. R. R. MERCEDES AGU I LERA Glee Club DAVID R. ALBERT Senior Class Play ROSE ALESSIO Senior Sponsor SUZANN ALLBRIGHT Senior Sponsor COLOMBE VIRGINIA ALLEN Hi-Tri Cabinel DAVID ALLISON R. O. T. C. Rifle Team BOB ALVARADO Lalin American Club Presidenf BETTY LOU AMBLER Clirislien Felowsliip Club GERALDINE A'NEALS Girls' League JOAN ANDERSON Hi-Tri MARGE ANDERSON Hi-Tri LYNN ANGLEMYER Band BARBARA ARCHER Koala Shag BILLIE ANN ARCHULETA Girls' League DICK ARIAS Bee's Club DON ARMES Beslcefbell WILLIAM A. ARRECHEA LeHermen's Club SHIRLEY ANN ARTHUR Clirislien Fellowship Club BETTY ASPER BERNARD AVERY Cnemisfry LAWRENCE AVERY ESTELLA AVILA G. R. A. MARILOU AVILA G. R. A. LETHA BANISTER Hi-Tri WARREN BARBER Page I4 ROBERT ERNEST JAMES BARNEKOW GERALD BARNHART Physics Club JERRY BARTO BILL BARTON Foofball MARGARET BARTZ Girls' Glas Club CAROL LEE BAST Mixed Choir WALTER R. BECKWITH, Jr. Band DONALD BEITEL THEODORE WILLIAM BELD Head Yell Leader THOMAS W. BELD Mixed Choir DAVE BELT ROLAND BENDER Honor Socioly LILLIAN NITA BENTISTE G. R. A. JANITH L. semis Girls' League BURRELL CHARLES BIANDO JOYCE sleeLow Koala Edilor SYLVIA PEACHIE BITNEY G. R. A. MARLENE BLOCK Hi-Tri HAROLD HERMAN BODE Koala Plwofographor ELIZABETH BOECK Girls' League CHARLES J. BOLLA BILL A. BOUCHER Poly Ramblers Presidenl DONALD LA RUE BOWMAN ELSIE BOWMAN Band DOUGLAS BOYES Spolliglni Slaff BARBARA MILDRED BOYNE G. R. A. BERNARD H. BOYNE Drawing RUTH BRALY House of Advisory Representative Page I5 'Ull- qv' RONALD KEITH BRANDON American Liieralure WILLIAM T. BRANTON Physics Club SHARLENE BREEDLOVE Junior Orclwesis AVERYTT A. BREWSTER Riverside Poly Hi-Y LENNA JEAN BRIMMAGE Senior Sponsor GLORIA KAY BROWN G. R. A. JACK L. BROWN LeHermen's Club JAMES A. BROWN Chrisfian Fellowship Club Presidenl JANICE A. BROWN G. R. A. SHIRLEY BROWN Girls' League SHIRLEY MARIE BROWNER Hi-Tri JANICE BRUMGARDT Girls' League Service Board CLAUDY LA VAUGHN BRYANT Junior Orchesis Presidenf BOB BUCHANAN ED BUCHANAN ROBERTA LOUISE BURCH Hi-Tri MARY JO BURKE Girls' League JAMES ROBERT BURNS Chrislian Felowship Club JANET BUVENS Pep Club RAYMOND C. BYERS JOHN M. BYRD PATTY LOU CAGE Hi-Tri Cabinel JAMES N. CALDWELL Koala Plioiographer DON CAMPO Poly Band ELIZABETH CARDER Koala Slaff CATHY CARDWELL G. R. A. BOB CARTER Foolball MARGARET CARTWRIGHT Chrislian Fellowship Club Page I6 JOYCE A. CASKEY Poly Chamber of Commerce BEVERLY CASTIEN Girls' League BARBARA LEE CASTLE Girls' League Board DOROTHY F. CATE KATHERYN CATES G. R. A. HELEN CATHEY Hi-Tri MARY CHAVEZ G. R. A. PETE CHAVEZ Baslzelball JUANITA MARIE CHEEK Girls' League BRUCE CHINN Football SALLY ANN CHOTRO Spoflighf Sfaff OSIRA CY CICALA Poly Ramblers Presidenl BETTY JEAN CLARK Hi-Tri Cabinel BILL CLARK RICHARD C. CLARK Key Club HOMER CLEM FLOYD CLIFTON BETTY RUTH COBB C. S. F. DONNA COBB G. R. A. HENRY COBB Foofball DONALD J. COCHRANf Cavaliers' C-lub LORI CODY Pep Club JACK COFFIN A. S. B. Prosidenf JIM COIL Riverside Hi-Y JEAN COLE Hi-Tri Cabinel BILL COOPER Poly Bend PATRICIA A. COOPER Senior Class Officer JOAN COPPO Senior Class Officer Page I7 4l X YDS L O A ,f-1 nk in If'-7 -my x!! Xf . .-.7 I5- T-y 1 RACHEL CORONA Laiin American Club BILL COSBY SHIRLEY COTE Girls' League Represeniaiivo CAROL KATHLEEN COX Poly Band KENNY COX Baseball JO ANN CRAIG G. R. A. DAVID CRANE CHARLOTTE CREASON Girls' League KAREN CRESS Girls' League Board JACKIE CROWDER , Foofball JOHN M. CUMMING Cavaliers' Club DORIS MAXINE DANIELSON G. R. A. ROD DA SILVA LeHermen's Club DOROTHY ADAIR DAVENPORT Music JOHN DAWSON Physics Club KAREN DAWSON Senior Sponsor DONNA LEE DEAN House of Advisory Represenieiivo JOYCE CARLENE DEAN G. R. A. ANITA LOUISE DEISS Hi-Tri PAT DEMPSEY Senior Sponsor WALTER E. DERRIS Varsify Track DEAN W. DETERMAN Spoflighf Edifor GASPER DIAZ House of Advisory Represenfefive WILLIAM DIAZ Lafin American Club LU ANNE DIETERLE C. S. F. TERRYL DI MATTEO Girls' League ROBERT DOLLAR DON RAY DOSHER Squires' Hi-Y Page I8 MARGUERITE DOSS Senior Sponsor BETTY JEANE DOUGHERTY Hi-Tri DALE DOWNING Traclc JAMES M. DUNN Senior Ball Commilloe DAVID T. DURAN Cross Counfry HAROLD DURIAN CHERYL MARIE EIDE Pom-Pom Girl SALVADOR ELISARRARAZ PETER DOUGLAS ELLIOTT LeHermen's Club HARRY L. EMERSON MARY ENGEL Hi-Tri SYLVIA MARILYN FARBER Senior Class Play CHUCK FARO IFRED FARR LeNerrnen's Club RICHARD R. FAUBION DOMINIC FELICETTA Orchesfra DONALD FENTRESS Poly Ramblers ELAINE REGINA FENTZLING Junior Orclwesis JOHN KIRK FERGUSON Physics Club VIRGINIA VIRGIE FERNANDEZ G. R. A. ERNIE FICKAS SALLY DELIGHT FIFER Honor Socieiy SHIRLEY RAE FINLEY G. R. A. BOB FISHER I.eHermen's Club KATHRYN J. FISHER G. R. A. CLAIRE ELIZABETH FLAHERTY G. R. A. Presidenf DICK FLEMING House of Advisory Represenfafivo NOEL FLEMING Page I9 N N Wi I b 3 S X -.'f?' Ns N.. J Q 7 15...- ' xx -fff. 'VS '? 5-4 S' fs--- S I ' I af k I N.:-4 3, an-ng, png 61 Q--my J. 'Q' I I '-pf-f 'ini , ,fi Af - fo ANGELINA M. FLORES G. R. A. ROBERT R. FLORES GERALDINE FLORY Girls' League IDON FLOWERS MARGARET M. FOSTER Chrisfian Fellowship Club THOMAS J. FOX LeH'ermen's Club JESS FRANCO Laiin American Club IRICHARD L. FRANK ROSE MARIE FRANKLIN G. R. A. Vice Presidenf TED W. FREEMAN R. O. T. C. R. KIM FRINELL Baseball THOMAS I. FROHLICH Key Club NATIVIDAD FUENTES Girls' League DIXIE LEE FULLER Service Club GLORIA ANN GALLOWAY Hi-Tri GERALD M. GARAT Swimming FRANK GARCIA BETTY LEE GARNER Girls' League MARY GEESING Hi-Tri CAROLYN GEORGE Girls' League MARGUERITE MAGGIE GERHART Senior Sponsor Presidenf JOSEPH GERSTNER JIM GETTIS JAMES W. GIDDINGS Spoilighf Sfaff JERRIE ANN GILLIGAN Junior Orchesis 'DON GLASCOCK BETTY F. GLEESON Poly Chamber of Commbrce RUDY GODEJOHN ' LeHermen's Club Page 20 GERALD H. GODFREY EDWIN TEX GOFORTH Agricullure TONIA A. GOODSITE Poly Chamber of Commerce GENE GRASS Poly Band ERNEST WILLIAM GREEN MEL GREENWOOD Baseball HELEN LOUISE GRIFFIN Girls' League BEVERLY GRIFFITH G. R. A. Treasurer JOANN MARGARET GROSS Girls' League Represenfalive CARL R. GROWDEN Poly Band LILLY ELAINE GRUBER G. R. A. LISSA GURNEY Hi-Tri YSIDRO GURROLA L. G. GWIN MARILYN JOAN HADDOX Hi-Tri Cabins? MARVA SHARON HAHN Girls' League Represenlafive GLADYS MARIE HALE Senior Sponsor EVELYN A. HALES Senior Sponsor BARBARA ANN HALTERMAN G. R. A. Board RONALD J. HAM Cavaliers' Club SALLY MAE HAMILTON Hi-Tri VALERIE JEAN HAMILTON Senior Sponsor Vice Presidenf RAYMOND HAMM PATRICIA ANN HAMMETT Senior Sponsor JOHN HAMMOND NOLA ANN HARDIN Girls' League CHERIE HARDISON G. R. A. JERRY HARDISON Page 2I E: CP IU' J -9' 'E DOLORES LORI HARLING Spoflighl Sfaff TOM D. HARNAGE World Friendship Club GEORGE HARPER Varsily Beskelball SARA FAYE HARPER Junior Orchesis Officer LA FERN HARRIS G. R. A. Board NORMA JEAN HARRIS Spoflighl Slaff SHERILEE HARRIS Senior Class Officer BEVERLY JEAN HARTSOUGH Senior Sponsor BILL HAWLEY BETTY LOUISE HEDRICK Chrislian Fellowship Club BETTE JEANE HEINZE G. R. A. JOAN HELGESON Senior Sponsor SHIRLEY ANN HEMPHILL Honor Sociely XEDMOND HEMPSTEAD RICHARD ARLO HENDRY A. S. B. Vice Presidenl' BARTON HENSON Debaie LARRY HENSON DON HERMAN JACINTO HERNANDEZ LeHermen's Club BILL HERSEY De Molay DOLORES DAWN HERSMAN Hi-Tri DIANNE LOUISE HEYMAN Hi-Tri DON LEO HIBBARD Riverside Poly Hi-Y LOIS HIBBARD G. R. A. LOU HICKS G. R. A. Board VIOLET HIEMSTRA Hi-Tri DORIS HIGBEE Senior Sponsor JAMES R. HILDEBRANDT Page 22 VERLA RUTH HILLYER Chrisiian Fellowship Club VERN ROGER HILLYER Chrislian Fellowship Club MARLENE JEAN HODGE ,Hi-Tri SHIRLEY HODGES World Friendship Club DIXIE DARLENE HOGAN Hi-Tri Presidenf JACOUELINE HOLYOKE Junior Orchesis VENITA HOMRIGHAUSEN Poly Band HARRIETTA HONEYWELL Chrisiian Fellowship Club CLARENCE R. HOOE Track BEVERLEY JEAN HOOVER Service Club WARREN HORLACHER LeHermen's Club MARGUERITE HOWEY G. R. A. EDDIE HRBACEK Poly Band PATTY HUBER Commission J. LOPEZ HUERTA WILLIAM ALLAN HUGHES Prini Shop SHARON HULBERT Service Club Board KATHRYN FAYE HUMPHREYS Spoilighl' Sfaff GLENDA CARROL IVEY Girls' League BEVERLY JACKSON G. R. A. HARVEY JACKSON. JR. Swimming MARY JUNE PEPPER JACKSON Hi-Tri DONNA LOIS JAY Senior Sponsor HAROLD S. JEFFRIES PAT JENKINS Senior Sponsor PAUL K. JENSEN PATRICIA JOHNS Senior Sponsor DONALD DEAN JOHNSON Fooiball Manager Page 23 L, q-511 pu- ,ax Qu N. S. 'Q 'Rf MYRNA JEAN JONES Senior Class Play LARRY A. JONES JANET JONES Hi-Tri BARBARA ELLEN JONES TOMMY JONES LeHermen's Club Presideni JAMES L. JORDAN Varsify Fooiball JOAN ELIZABETH JORY Hi-Tri Cabins? MARY JOSSELYN Chrisfien Fellowship Club AARON KATZ Sainis Hi-Y JACK KENNEDY Commission JEAN KENT Girls' League ROBERT RAY KIESER ROSE TERESA KILGER G. R, A. MELBA DEAN KIRKPATRICK Spolliglii Siaff CAROLYN LOUISE KJOLSETH Senior Sponsor BARBARA KLINGLER Modern Dance GARY J. KNAPP De Molay BONNIE LOU KNOBY G. R. A. NORALEE KOLDEWYN Hi-Tri JOAN DOLORES KORIN Senior Sponsor STEVEN CHARLES KOVELY Varsiiy Baslceiball FRED ARNOLD KRINARD Honor Socieiy Presidenf NANCY GRACE KRIZ G. R. A. 1ERlK KUOPPA-MAKI Foolbell PATRICIA LALLEY Girls' League ROBERT S. LAMBERT BETTY JEAN LANG Music DAVE LANG Hi-Y Page 24 BOB LANGBERG JANETTE LARSON ' Hi-Tri RITA S. LARSON 1 Honor Sociefy -- CHARLES LAYMAN LeH'ermen's Club j lf f TERRY ANN LEAVERTON 2 Service Club ' Q ANDY LE coco R. O. T. C. Rifle Team Q JOANIEE NX .,' Hi-Tri A MARGARET LENAN Clnrisfian Fellowshiii Q N825 CHARLES LERMA LUANNE LEWIS Senior Sponsor PATTY LEWIS Girls' League Board BYRON J. LIGHTFELDT PHYLLIS ELAINE LILLEY Girls' League DONALD LEON LITTLEJOHN BETTY LIVINGSTON Girls' League ROBERTA LORRAINE LOCKE Girls' League ORTENCIA LOPEZ Lafin American Club ROBERT M. LOPEZ Laiin American Club Hu Tri BEVERLY JEANNETTE L Orchesfra GLADYS FAY LOWERY Girls' League KENNETH LOWRY Riverside Hi-Y WENDELL LUEKER Poly Band GARY LUNDQUIST BURTON LYNCH Poly Hi-Y DON MacLEAN JACK MCCARTY Track KEN MCCAWLEY Page 25 NIARCIE LOSEE O ROGER N. McCRACKEN Chrisfian Fellowship Club ED McELHANNON ROBERT MORRIS McGRATH ROBERT McINNlS LeHermen's Club SANDRA LUCILLE MCMAHON G. R. A. JANET GRACE MCMILLAN Koala Sfaff BRUCE MCMURRAY BETTY MCNALLY Girls' League MARVIN MADSON, JR. Baslceiball GEORGE SERRATO MAGANA Bees' Club GORDON E. MALONEY Tennis Team CHRIS MALLOCH Key Club RONNIE MALTBY MARY MALVEN G. R. A. MARILYN NELL MANSHOLT Pom-Pom Girl SHERYLE ARLENE MARCROFT Girls' League Represenfafivo CHARLES MARRIETA Poly Hi-Y CHARLENE MARKHAM G. R. A. MARILYN MARKIN Hi-Tri JAMES H. MASON Physics Club NANCY ANN MATHIS Senior Class Ofliicer FRANKLIN LEON MATSON Physics ROBERT MATTESON De Molay SHIRLEY MAULDON Girls' League JANIECE MAY G. R. A. KATHLEEN JO MAYER Hi-Tri Cabinei' ROSE MARY MAZZOLA Girls' League ROSEMARIE MAZZOLA Senior Sponsor Page 26 PAT MEARES Senior Sponsor CORALIE MEIER Vice Presidenf Chamber of Commerce JOHN R. MENDOZA DEAN WILLIAM MEYER Cavaliers' Club SUSAN MIEHLE Junior Orchesis BARBARA ANN MILLER Pep Club ,RONNIE MILLER Foofball SHIRLEY MILLER G. R. A. DOLORES MITCHELL Girls' League TOMMIE MITCHELL B Foofball BARBARA YVONNE MOE Senior Sponsor JIM MONKS JERLENE MONTGOMERY G. R. A. MERLENE MONTGOMERY G. R. A. TOMMY MOORE MARGARET MORENO Girls' League JUDY MORGAN G. R. A. Board NANCY MORI Hi-Tri JAMES MORLOCK GROZY MORRIS Music ROBERTA ANN MORRIS Hi-Tri PAULENE MORROW Hi-Tri MARALIN KATHARYNE MORSE Concerl Band BEVERLY ISABELLE MOTT G. R. A. PATTY JO MULLINS G. R. A. DOUGLAS M. MUMMA BARBARA DIANNE MYERS Varsily Yell Leader RAY MYERS Page 27 FR ELBERT LEE MYRICK CLIFFORD NANNEY JAMES HAROLD NASH ROBERT B. NATISCH A. J. NEAL LeHermen's Club PHYLLIS ROSE NEAL Chrisfian Felowslwip Club ELLEN MIMI NEAULT Pom-Pom Girl RUDY NEGRETE CAROLEE NELSON G. R. A. HARRY G. NEOUETTE LeHermen's Club JIM RAY NICHOLS Band ZIRA MAY OLNEY Girls' League SHERLA ANN OLSON Junior Orchesis JOAN OSBORNE Hi-Tri JAYMIE OSBURN G. R. A. JOHN THOMAS OWENS N. F. L. Member JUDY MARICELIA PAINTER Orclwesfra JUNE PARKIN Girls' League WALT PARKS SALVADOR PARRA Cross Couniry KATHLEEN PASCAL Chrisfian Fellowship Club PATSY PATERSON Hi-Tri CHARLES A. PATTERSON JOE R. PATTERSON LeH'ermen's Club GARY PATTON De Molay HARLEN PAUL 'ROGER ALLEN PAYTON DICK PEARL Page za KENNETH PENTONEY PHYLLIS PERRIN Hi-Tri RUTH PERTEL Honor Society Oi'Ticer DONNA LEE PETERSEN G. R. A. CALVIN PHILLIAN LeHermen's Club MARY ELIZABETH PHILLIPS Music PAULINE MARIE PHILLIPS G. R. A. PATRICIA ANN PIATAK Spoflighl Sfafi LAURENCE M. PINCHING JOY LeANN PLANCIA Girls' League MARY PLARINOS Girls' League xALBERT PLAXCO ERNESTINE SARA PLYMATE Girls' League MARLENE ROSE POPP Hi-Tri BARBARA IRENE PORTER Service Club Commifiee CAROL ANNE PORTER Spoflighi Sfefl VADA JEAN PORTER Girls' League Board BEVERLY DARE POTTER Senior Sponsor CHARLOTTE POTTER Girls' League NANCY POWELL House of Advisory Represenfafive BILL PRICE JEAN PRINGLE Girls' League RONALD E. PRITCHARD Barons Hi-Y MAXIM E. RACINE Prinf Shop JOHNNY RAI Chrislian Fellowship Club PATSY EMAGENE RAINWATER G. R. A. DANA RAMEY G. R. A. JOHNNY FLOREZ RAMIREZ Page 29 MARTHA B. RAMIREZ Hi-Tri LARRY EUGENE RANDALL Prinf Shop SHIRLEY JEAN RANKE Girls' League OPAL CLAWSON READING 4-Ii-Tri LELA MARILYN REED House of Advisory Represenfaiivo PHYRNE LOUISE REED Junior Orchesis GEN E BARTLETT RENCK KENNETH A. RENDELL .Poly Band VIRGINIA RANGEL REYES G. R. A. JOSEPHINE RICCA Hi-Tri RICHARD RICE House of Advisory Represenfafive CHARLA MAE RICKER Pep CIub LOIS RITZ Hi-Tri PATRICIA ANNE ROBERTS Library Assifani RUBEN ROBLES FREDDIE ROCKWELL ROBERT J. RODRIGUEZ Cavaiiers' Club ROSE RODRIGUEZ Girls' League DONA ANN ROGERS Girls' League SHARON LYNN ROSE G. R. A. NORMA J. ROSS Junior Orchesis E. J. RUSS Tennis Team MARILYN JUNE ST CLAIR Hi-Tri SUZANNE ST. CLAIR Service Club Presidenf ERNEST LOUIS SABO Cavaliers' Club Officer ADRY SALEM Swimming VERA SANCHEZ Laiin American Club GLEN SANDS Spoflighi S+aFf Page 30 IRENE SASO Junior Orchesis MARTHA SAUCEDO Girls' League JO ANN DOROTHEA SCHANZ Hi-Tri Cabinel DUANE SCHLAMAN DEAN SCHLAX WAYNE E. SCHMIDT JOHN SCHNUR Riverside Hi-Y MARY JEAN SCHOTT Girls' League WlLFORD SCHULER HAROLD PAUL SCHULTZ Cavaliers' Club E.eROY F. SCHUMACHER Prinl Shop CHARLES E. SCHUMAKER Physics Club PATSY SCHWI RZKE Poly Ramblers KEITH SEBELIUS CLAUDIA SEDGWICK Girls' League Presiclenf RONALD JOHN SEFCHICK Poly Band CAROL ANN SHARP Chrislian Fellowship Club PAUL SHEAR ARTHUR J. SHEARER LeHermen's Club WOLYNNE SHEARER G. R. A. JIM SHEARER LeHermen's Club BETTY JANE SHELTON Senior Sponsor NORMA JEAN SHICK Girls' League ANNETTE SHIPPEE Hi-Tri DICK SHIRK Chrisfian Fellowship Club RAY SHOWALTER Cross Counfry JACK SIMINGTON MARY EDNA SIMMONS Chrislian Fellowship Club Page 3l 5 1'2P 'Q Q-OIR fr fl MURLENE SIMS G. R. A. SHIRLEY SKAGGS G .R. A. DONALD W. SKEELS DEBORAH ANN SKINNER Chrisfian Fellowship Club WINSLOW O. SMALL EARL SMITH FRANCES SMITH Chamber of Commerce Presidenf HOWARD E. SMITH Riverside Poly Hi-Y JOAN EVELYN SMITH Girls' League GAII. IRENE SMITHERAM G. R. A. GEORGE RALPH SNIDER Baseball WARREN SOLBERG Sainfs' Hi-Y MICHAEL C. SPAFFORD GRANT K. STAGEBERG Foo+baII ELLEN STAINBROOK Hi-Tri JIMMY STALLWORTH Band DAVE STANINGER De Molay JACK STARNES Foofbal LEONA STEVES Spoflighf Sfaff MIKELLE ANN STEWART Hi-Tri SHIRLEY STURDIVANT HI-Tri DAPHANE CARON STREETER Girls' League PAUL H. STRAIN Band WILLARD STONE JAN B. SWANSON Gismos Hi-Y GREGORY B. SWALLEY IMAGENE SUMRALL Girls' League DAVID SUMMERS Page 32 LENORE TEGLAND Senior Sponsor SUZANNE TEGLAND Senior Sponsor Officer CHARLES B. THOMAS JAMES DONALD THOMAS LeHermen's Club JUNE THOMAS Senior Sponsor CLARA MARIE THOMPSON Hi-Tri DENNIS TIMMONS Varsify Baslcefball CAROL TISHKO Spofliglwi Sfaff YING TOM Girls' League Represeniafive MARY LOZANO TORRES Girls' League Board GERALDINE MAY TRACY Slamp and Coin Club JOHN EUGENE TREADWAY Swimming JIM TROXEL Band BEVERLY H. TRUESDELL Hi-Tri CHARLES TUTTLE Narsify Foofball JANICE TUTTLE Junior Orciiesis THERON TAYLOR TWOGOOD, JR. Cross Couniry AL B. TYLER JERRA LYNNE TYLER Koala SMH DON UPTON Varsify Fooiball PATRICIA SUSAN VANLANDINGHAM G. R. A. DONALD W. VIETEN Chrisfian Felowslwip Club CHRISTINA VILLANUEVA Girls' League MARSHA EILEEN WADE Hi-Tri TOMMY JOE WADE EBEN B. WAGGAMAN Poly Hi-Y MARINE WAINWRIGHT Senior Sponsor WILLIAM R. WAITE Key Club Page 33 In W:-V' K Lion .x, '53 N i . JIM WALSH Cavaliers' Club HELEN E. WARD G. R. A. ROBERT E. WARF Poly Ramblers SARA JEAN WARNER Pom-Pom Girl TRU E WEATHERWAX MARGIE WEBB Poly Ramblers DENNIS WEEKS Vice Presideni Senior Class NANCY LEE WELCH Senior Sponsor MARILYN KAY WELLS Girls' League Board DORA JOYCE WELMAS G. R. A. PONNIE LUE WESTBROOK G. R. A. TOMMY WHIFFEN ESTHER I. WILCOX G. R. A. PAT WILLIAMS Girls' League MYRDEEN WILLIAMSON Hi-Tri CAROL WILSON Junior Orchesis ELENA JUNE WILSON G. R. A. JERRY WILSON MARY VIRGINIA WILSON Honor Sociefy Officer JOHN A. WINTERBOURNE MARGARET ALMA WOLFE Hi-Tri DAVID B. WOOD C. S. F. Officer PHILIP S. WOOD Sfage Crew RAYMOND GENE WOOD Senior Class Prosidenf DONALD B. WOODRUFF Riverside Poly Hi-Y OFficer SHIRLEY MAY WOODS Hi-Tri Cabinef MARILYN WOODWARD Science Club CLIFFORD WOOLFOLK Honor Sociefy Page 34 DON WRIGHT JAMES YADON Track KEN YEARYEAN KAREN YESS ' Junior Orchesis Officer TED YODER CHUCK YOUNG NORMAN YOUNG NORVELLE YOUNG Roughridors PATRICIA ANN YOUNGBLOOD Chrislian Fellowship Club ERNIE J. ZEMKE 4 7 THEY OVERSLEPT RICHARD BARNES ARTHUR BARNHARDT LEEDS M. CHESSHIR TOM CIAROLLA FANNA V. DAY JOE DQLEON GENE DOWNS HARRY EDWARD NORMA JEAN FROST GENE GREELEY DUANE A. HINSHAW CURTIS JAMISON JACK KELLOGG BEN W. KILLINGSWORTH PAT KIPP MARY LEANDRY JERRE McCLARA CLYDE McDOWELL ROSE MARQUEZ MAGDALENO PENA PATRICIA PAULINE PORTER ROSE RALRICK JERALDINE REEDER HAROLD ROOKEY GILBERT SAUCEDO JANE SHELDEN PAUL SHELLENBACK NANCY SHELTON ELEANOR STICKLE JACK STOKES ALBERT STOWERS CURTIS G. THOMPSON CHARLES E. TIPPIT MARY ALYCE TOPPIN ERNEST EUGENE WEEKS -rfvl., vfffff gf 6 L., ffi .501 PM JI! VIH U-'Sf 'C v-rg!! Page 35 X The enlhusiaslric Junior class officers, Jeanie Parlerle, Vice President Carolyn McCulloch, Social Chairman: Joanne Moise, Secrelaryz Bob Griffin, Presidenl, insisled on flying Their lcile so high +ha'r Jrhey could be supressed only by 'rhe mighl ol lheir advisors, Mr. Bush, Mrs. Wolf, and Mr. Probsl. Absenl when rhe piclure was lalcen were Miss McMarJrin, advisory and Richard l-luqhes, Treasurer. JU IDRS Page 36 Does anyone wonr +o buy a candy bar? Please! So says Sally l-lerrera as she hopefully awails an answer lo her quesfion. The Junior Class solcl relreshmenls a+ all The games fo raise money lor 'rhe Prom. learned the ropes The Juniors were lively and lheir spirils were lilcely +o explode any lime, as, led by lhe Pom-Pom girls, lhey aclively supporled 'rhe reams. l-lere are: J. Mcflarrhy, Kris Koala, T. Beld, E. Johnson, B. Greenlee, lvl. Spilznaugle, A. While. rf' U Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row R. Row I. L. Core, S. Johnson, E. Sunne, L. Wealhers, R. Webb 2. A. Granf, S. Marlinez, S. Pefmecky, P. Roberfs 3. L. Cabrera, H. Meiia, J. Wilshire, S. Reed, B. Miller 4. W. Brandon, G. Jaramillo, D. McKee, D. Malfz- berger 5. T. Taylor, K. Kavanaoh, R. Upion, J. Tracy, L. Nelson 6. E. Simons, D. Bonine, D, Freeson, C. Helwig 7. R. Folson, T. Miller I. A. Davis, D. Nelson,, B. Baker, D. Burgharclf, G. Bliss, J. Fowler 2. A. Orfiz, G. Mclnlyre, E. Keisling, C. Edwards, H. Gessner 3. F. Salai, R. Chaffin, D. Geiger, T. Webber, W. Hannibal 4. H. Shriner, D. Eubanks, A. Shomph, E. Bearer, Turner 5. W. Shuler, R. Vealch, J. Young 6 Row Row Row Row ROW Row Row Row Row Row Row I. J. Grimes, A. Wilkinson, J. PoHs, E. Thompson, E. 2 3 J. 4 5 I O 2 Alaniz . F. Melendez, D. Fousie, G. Guzman, E. Chavez . J. Sandusky, H. Spikes, D. Camacho, J. Shine, McConnell . H. Boyd, B. Walie, C. Moss, M. Anderson . J. Condif, D. Cri+chlow, E. Perez . B. While, P. Sharp, H. Lifllejohn, O. Wiseman. . Gilner . S. Chrislenson, D. Barnes, L. Curci, M. Cruz 3. L. Gilmore, O. McHenry, M. Sims, R. Harris, D. H 4 opkins . T. Erramuspe, R. Buchanan, L. Hansen, B. Gran? 5. L. Bush, D. O'Donovaon, R. Sandoval, H. Al- brechl, B. Hemborg 6 . C. Burke, S. Solo, D. Tucker. L. Goode 3, and showed Rip I f qv- Q Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 13- ,--4--n1 F,.U' Q ' 60. .Q is ,,, J the ins and outs Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row ROW ROW Row Row Row l. S. Traxler, A. Sfolfe, H. Mylne, Y. Harris, P. Sfepl-lens 2. S. Kinniclr, A. Kurksian, B. Parsons, A. Suverlrrup Henson, A. Rosenberg, P. Blankenship, J. Chrisfopherson, E. Cowan Tomlinson, D. Fisher, P. Archibald, J. Holi 5. C. Mifchell, D. Fritz, N. Faucher, D. Jones, M. Dempsey, R. Chamberlain, R. Hughes, B. McJunkin, C. CoHen Flelcher, E. Cliflon, J. Hilderbrandi, C. Cor- Blounl' Whi+e, S. Wesf, R. Adeslca, J. Arends Johnson, D. Wilkerson, L. Wahrhop, P. Mc- D. Buclcwald Carricabaru, J. Men, J, Fringer, A. Riggs McPhail, R. Wright R. Ponce, B. Smead, M. Williams 6. B. Williams, L, Vnilc, R Schalloclc, J. Mahan, D. Field. J. Vaughan, J. Doe Ng.-1' P5 vi Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row of Student Union I. P. Ciarolla, L. Plymafe, D. Rodriguez, H. Beels, M. Dolar 2. F. Booih, M. Wifi, C. Reilly, J. Keasf 3. R. Villegas, B. Kefchum, G. Alexander, L. Mac- IKey, D. Gray 4. A. Squires, R. Bonanno, B. Zezula, S. de Ia Torre 5. C. Brague, C. Vanell, Campbell, C. Marfin, J. McCue 6. B. SwarIIinq, E. Whife, J. McClure, R. Warren I. M. L. Spi+snaugIe, C. Mifchell, S. Smifh, A. Mil- ler, J. Bleser, J. Hodges 2. D. Bordwell, M. Crouch, N. Gren, C. Caldwell, M. Deweese 3. R. Ford, A. Dibler, Y. Bonsall, C. McCulloch, I. Mason, C. Morerra 4. E. Inwood, N. Shullanberger, J. Baxfer, K. War- Iceniin, B. DeWoI'fe 5. B. Woolfolk, R. Rice, A. Reynolds, D. Onasch, M. Bowers, B. Griffin 6. E.D Brannan alion, D. Miller, A. Walker, P. Nelson, D. Row Row Row Row Row M Row Row Row Row Row Row I. D. Douglas, P. Dales, S. Wells, J. Holenshade, J. Downing, J. Whiiing 2. F. Figueroa, L. Foulsfon, I. Hernandez, A. Ram- irez, F. Orfega 3. M. Murphy, R. Fry, W. Wafer, P. Harkins, N. Morrison, R. Johnson 4. M. Morrison, B. Roberfs, F. Sfraflon, D. ShiI'IeH, C. Richards 5. B. Ashford, R. Solberg, J. Gray, N. Richey, T. eiia 6. D. Morrow, K. Guzzi, R. Sfrickland, M. Sloan I. C. Simpson, L. Mendoza, L. Blanion, B. DeBrine, C. Lerma 2. F. Mendez, W. Bingman, B. Hern, T. McGraw 3. N. Davis, C. Black, M. Yucla, L. Siavely, D. Hacldhorne 4. G. Maldorado, J. Zedelear, R. Wilshire, L. Rangel 5. R. Ramirez, P. Chavez, B. Barneff, E. Davison E 'IQ 0. , .5-Q in 3-L! ,...,,.-- T' lr.-.qv F Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row I av 1-3 ,fx I. J. Parker, D. McMahon ,J. Coryell, L. Coalson. Row M. Bifzer, J. Hall 2. G. Mullins, R. Long, J. McCar+y, F. Cole, E. Row Malloch 3. J. Radlofl, J. Engel, M. Miller, C. Baugh, C. Row McDonald, A. Harris 4. P. Cicala, O. Kihm, R. Duncan, C. Bradley, 6. Row Voellxer 5, L. Dale, W. Blair, L. Jones. J. Jasper, L. Hale Row 6. B. Kilchen, B. Caslleber y, R. Smilfh, B. Taylor, M. Madole Row I. S. Osborne, G. Scoll, R. fflwwef, M. Prnslon, D. Row Shirlc, F. M. Kimbrell, J. Kaiiyama 2. M. Shores, G. Manners, A. Spilzes, M. Sarvey, J. Sfamafs, J. Lundquisl 3. J. Gllberl, D. Rob:-rls, S. Sharpe, C. Sides, S. Row Row Sfalcler, T. Edmonds, J. Cook 4. B. Baker M. Kano, J. Sfanfon, I'l. Golden, L. Sederholm 5. F. Sofslcy, B. Grviner, R. NVarber, B. Preslon 6. D. McNeil, M. Pl1dTBS,,l. Manning, E. Morri on D. Rhym- 7. E. Baker, E. Ferdon Row Row Row ,I QV, I. S. Herrera, S, M:Mahon, A. Dislefano, B. Cur- Iis, S. Reich, M. Jenkins 2. B. Chapman, S. Haslam, P. S+ep':enson, P. Pia- falc, S. Poffer 3. J. Thornfon, R. Seaver, S. Pefiiford, P. Nichols P. Pelers, G. Parma 4. T. Rhind, S. Ward, M. Phillips, E. SI-neppeard C. Sweeden, J. Davis 5. D. Pearce, D. Richards, D. Erickson, B. Beclr D. Posfon 6. S. Haddox, R. Todd, J. Ewarf, A. Thomas I. D. Wohlman, F. VGISBQUSI, D. Corneia, C. Til lie, P. WBTTWLDOII, 5. Teller 2. J. Mader, R. DeGeorge, S. DeYoung, B. Mc Cleary, J. Suflon 3. B. Warren, R. Salazar, D. Baumgarien, B. Mo' gan, J. Kimpion 4. R. Rios, T. Valencia, R. Wrighl, J. Hale, K Whilmore 5. D. Collins, J, Lawson, W. Hepner, B. Noble 6. G. Garrison, C. Fields, C. Spaulding and slumber parti s, Row I. B. BriHon, L. Brodei, R. Doran, W. lvey, M. Reed Row Row 2. C. Hicks, K. Carroll R. Alfaro, W. Ellis Row 3. B. Van Horn, P. Hickman, A. Neumann, J. Ter- Row rell, F. Burchlield Row Row 4. B. Saiierfield, B. Williams, G. Vasquez, R. Mullin Row 5. D. Dickson, D. Gerow, S. Mayhugh, J. Gardner, Row T. Maxwell Row 6. D. Price, 6. Sfanfon, D. Heaih Row Row I. J. Harman, V. Carmaclc, Y. Perales, J. Carroll, Row L. Knudsen, S. Haclceff R Row 2. B. Aflcinson, J. Hill, L. Burne'H, K. Smiih, P. ow Moss Row Row Sfannes, W. Rimmer Row Syford Row mins, E. Harvey Row ihursi Page 42 4. T. Bifney, T. Mendes, E. Phillips, D. Phillips, A. 5. K. Dickerson, R. Malfhews, M. Walzer, R. Cum- 6. C. Greene, C. Paflerson, B. Wallace, R. Par- 3. J. Miller, J. Chavez, W. Leon, R. Sfenlouse, H. Row Row Row Row Row I. D. Archulefa, L. Nanney, E. Haney, L. Hageman J. Rose, L. Molina 2. P. Hobbs, E. Seidler, M. Jump, A. Hueirl, S Sievens 3. R. Shannon, E. Paiferson, C. Weiherell, M. Lov- ell, L. Curfis, K. Lake 4. P. Fosfer, T. Johnson, D. Cruz, J. Treadway, J. Brady 5. G. Doyle, F. Crowe, P. Jones, J. Cape, R. Jami- son, J. Jones, R. S+. Clair 6. R. Ledbeller, G. Tyler, M. Fells, J. Anhorn, M Small 7. Bruce Jacltson l. M. James, B. Greenlee, E. Johnson, M. Kreiiz A. Pickelf, J. Lowe 2. S. Kelly, A. McFarlane, P. Klingler, B. Sleltar P. Donnaud 3. A. Clason, A. Rilchof, J. Ford, P. Ohmen, J Parleffe, S. Hodges 4. F. Tauber, W. Townsend, S. Cunningham, D Merediih, R. Boddy 5. B. Amador, M. Gove, E. Hughes, B. Billingfon J. Richardson, R. Addleman 6. P. Anderson, T. Lafferfy Fantasia and Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row The Perfect W man. I. V. Adams, E. Smijh, C. Smarf, B. Seaver, P. Traci, D. ..-Till 2. C. Godfrey, S. Kell, M. Moore, D. Hall, M. Tyler 3. P. Warren, M. Isaacs, R. Sfewari, S. Gliddon, N. Hempslead, E. Sims 4. J. Goodwin, J. Lear, P. Linnus, V. Radney, M. Kniss 5. E. Teurman, 5. Dowd, J. Bridges, L. Edwards, R. Endeman, K. Lofgreen 6. R. Clark, B. Pelham, B. Simonds, E. Butler l. M. Linares, R. Blankenship, R. Dillon, L. Love 2. B. Huffman, L. Priefo, E. Simonos, E. Perez, D. Holder 3. D. Cowen, B. Burlon, M. Luckci, B. Harrie 4. D. Gusla5son, B. Duncan, V. Cabrera, R. Bennefl Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row I. J. Phipps, A. Dibler, J. Moise, S. PaviH, K. Lolli- rop 2. V. Genfry, B. Moore, M. Larson, J. Broulllelfe, C. Sfepp 3. M. Frock, C. Carr, R. Gladdsn, J. Hamblelon 4. L. Hogue, M. Grunfz, A. Gonzalez. L. Gier I. M. Swanson, S. Smifh, J. Nuchols, J. Calderaz, D. Brickman, M. Bush 2. R. Cherry F. Gonzalez, Y. Gurrola, C. Knox, D. Slanley 3. P. Salazar, D. Quillen, R. Kennedy, R. Mullins L. Gonzales 4. E. Davison, A. Simpson, R. Babcock, M. Snook D. Fruciano YPPFM - 'fs ff if N' 'L fi 3 Rain never dampened rhe spirils of lhese Sophomore class ohlicers and advisors. They are: lefl' fo righh Dennis l-luber, Sophomore Commission Represenlalrive: Connie l-lamplon, Social Chair- man: Janice Abpoll, Vice President Mr. Ferris Bell, Advisor: Mary Pizzo, Girls' League Repre- senlalive: Bob Jones, Presidenl: Mrs. l'lelvn Gillceson, Advisor: Muriel Leonard, Secrelary: and Mr. Wilber Boolh, Advisor. Absenlr when Jrhis piclure was lalcen was Gerald Varnell, Treasurer. ophomores 'vis XX 5 . .,,, , an 15 3 Liveliesr of 'rhe lowly Flupees were lhese vivacious sophs cheering lheir lellow classmofes on 'ro greafer glory. They are Sylvie Barr, Marsha Eirizig, Judy Belcer. Anolher small, sad soph , Ross Doz- ier, is senl' on his way wi'rh direclions for gellirig lo room lOl lor sure from big Junior Bill Noble. slept the longest The never-+0-be-fOrgO++en day of lheir Qhrisiemng -..QQ Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row l. 2. 3. Se 4. 5. I. 2. L. Davis, W. Newman, E. Parks, L. Armes, E. Berry J. Brady, S. Cruz, l. Arguello, E. Vasquez B. Colby, J. Smilh, B. DeGeorge, P. Jamison, N. well R. Kessinger, C. Dulion, R. Dooley, F. Smilh S. Hobbs, J. Thomason, E. Gonzalez, T. Eisenlord K. Durani, L. Gilbrealh, B. Daniels, G. Smilh J. Worcesier, B. Leibold, G. Knowles 3. J. Diliberlo, D. Hook, G. Fosfer, T. Brooks 4. 5. 6. W. Jungmichel, G. Duran, R. Sanchez W. Harman, D. Sandreffo, A. Boyd, D. Charez C. Williams Page 46 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Q-,IQ I. S. Taylor 2. M. 3. N. 4. F. 5. B. 6. L. I. J. Groves 2. L. 3. J. 4. T. 5. R. l E Kimbrell, D. Crowell, P. Thompson, R. Avila, B. Paul, S. Rodriguez, E. Cabrera, M. Ellis Harris, P. Pilliller, M. Walz, E. Timmons, M. Ruff Sorg, L. McKnighi, C. Sleen, R. Gasca Farris, J. Chiuminafla, H. Fulbrighi, P. Orfoga Avery, B. Allen, O. Jeffries Cnossen, M. Pileck, P. Abboff, R. Gross, V. Adame, M. Gelvan, B. Jones, E. Vaughn Adams, N. Turner, R. Moran, G. Lewis, R. Spur Voorhies, B. Parker, J. Rodriguez, E. Alford Lilley, T. Ross, F. Corona, T. Jimenez., R. Seaman and along with Rip Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row found themselves l. S. Jones, B. Bridenbaker, N. Seiferl, Y. Winlers, M. Engleman 2. H. Markwardf, J. Suchy, M. Hall, R. Morris 3. R. Morales, H. Blaney, R. Hessler, D. Hoover, J. McLaurin 4. A. Aldama, F. Hamrick, R. Valles, F. Roman 5. J. Eckenwiler, J. Morgan, R. Beckwilh, J. Koren, R. Mayer 6. B. Kremper, L. Smilh, B. Smilh I. T. Hari, B. Shomp, C. Emerson, P. Ledgerwood, W. Morris, D. Buckner 2. S. Brannan, J. Troxel, J. Dellus, S. While, D. Hop- kins 3. N. Keil, P. Barbour, J. Abbofl, B. Wheeler, E. De- Wolfe, S. Treer 4. B. Laurenz, J. Kringer, M. Hogan, B. Kulch, M. Leonard 5. B. Rindone, E. Semmens, J. Spencer, C. Hamplon, B. Beck, J. Nicholson 6. D. Blackman, R. Sweel, B. Kinney, J. Coil, J. Bord- well 7. D. Whifman, O. Porler, D. Huber Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row l. L. Pinching, F. Harrison, R. Caslleberry, C. Webb, E. Negrele 2. D. Mclnlosh, P. Fleming, O. Colvin, M. Garcia 3. R. Prado, R. Sluarl, M. Forkner, H. Hemborg, R. Pelly 4. J. Gonzales, W. Breverley, E. Fuenles, R. Williams, 5. H. McCracken, G. Schullz, T. Bradshaw, D. Rovorh, K. Lewis 6. A. Wall, B. Aparicio, D. Monday, C. Koisfra l. C. Porler, M. Truiillo, E. Neely, H. Hill, N. Sluuer 2. A. Lowery, G. Tall, D. Norris, R. Marlinex 3. E. Clem, A. Taylor, L. Diaz, B. Wong, R. Dozier 4. R. Gould, G. Avila, B. Pringle, G. McCullough 5. R. Hucklebridge, J. Allen, N. Cummings, T. Perez, H. Diaz 6. E. Marlinez, E. Perez 44 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row in he con usion lost ' t f l. L. Rosales, J. Espinosa, S. Fisher, M. Holfe, L. Whil- flesey 2. C. Herrera, M. Mead, J. Sommer, R. Woodward 3. J. Gafes, J. Jones, J. SaHerEeld, V. Grable, VanWormer 4. T. Hansbougln, R. Slwaug, F. Olives, L. Jones 5. B. Sclwulaman, D. Fursfenau, G. McKenzie I. J. Galanfe, J. Sawyer, P. Todd, L. Griialva, Webb, D. Clason H. Z. 2. B. Lemons, D. Schaffer, T. Lewis, S. Wl1i+e, V. Erwin 3. G. DaLlamas, D. Kaiser, B. Brunner, L. McDaniel, R. Marquez. 4. G. Doak, J. MOH, E. Cralcer, B. Robinson, W. Hardin 5. L. Sowers, R. Wiesf, M. While, L. Casfro, D. Aikin, B. Wolfe Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row l. P. Hamil+on, G. McElroy, G. Ruyff, L. Anderson S. Tyler 2. L. Ragsdale, N. Class, J. Bailey, J. Glenn 3. J. Hammond, C. Jensen, E. Youngblood, R. Marfinez, J. Marleff 4. J. Massingale, L. Caron, T. Liles, R. Webb 5. S. Brown, B. Hoskin I. G. Cowieson, S. Melendez, S. Paffon, E. Sparks, R. Mills, D. Drew 2. B. George, O. Ponder, B. Farmer, R. Manos, M. Pizzo 3. A. Thorson, J. Loispeich, W. Mardoclc, G. Boosey, R. Bauman, S. Trombalcre 4. J. Canfarini, M. Momifa, T. Maueffi, D. Garcia, J. Locke 5. D. Ledberf, K. Claassen G. Ou+law, L. Apple, L. Maifhews 6. W. Rich, J. Willsey, W. Espinoza, J. Delmonf, J. McNeely .. ' ' is- v .Fx sg --. ... , .,-.815 sy, Ol wil Q . ' ' DK! Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row l B. Hadley, D. Saler, W. Biglealher, T. Ellerd B. Morris, N. Gonzales, B. Cadenhead, L. Roberls, Johnson L. Wood, M. Mallhews, C. Underwood. D. Shaw, P. Perlel, C. Arend, G. Varnell, B. Jordan F. McCoy, G. Cerisara, L. Jones, R. Hernandez C. Olivas, G. Hall, S. Charrelle, J. Phillips G. Suniga, R. Davison, R. Navarro, E. Bramlell R. Schuler, E. Malhews, J. Paylon R. Baker, J. Sanchez, R. McCue, C. Glidewell G. Fallon, E. While, L. Slrallon, E. Gullry 1... 5 -5... Row I. J. Boyd, D. Cox, M. Norwood, D. Rohbaclcer, N. Davis Row 2. E. Reed, D. Douglass, L. Copp, S. Morris Row 3. M Milchell, K. Keilh, R. Walie, D. Hirolo, J. Dis- lelano Row 4, G. Taylor, H. Smilh, A. Reminglon, L. McGauley Row 5. M Parade, R. Miller, R. Hunler Row I. J. James, V. Johnson, M. McGuirlc, V. Nicol, J. Voronaell Row 2. R. Evans, C. Ramsey, C. Slowers, G. Young, R. Carlona Row 3. T. Douglas, K. Lebrechl, J. Wiliams, O. Carnes Row 4. T. Row 5. E. Row 6. L. Glidewell, B. Humphreys, R. Bening, R. Guzzi Tapia, W. Ellioll, D, Eller, H. Helberg Davison, J. Loop of PoIy's ways. Page 49 B1 but i 51' Row I. M. Crolher, B. Craig, L. Eide, T. Largo, D. Porfor, M. Lindgren Row 2. L. Machado, D. Learmonf, M. Hill, B. Haffler, F. Humphreys Row 3. D. Sfinclwlield, B. Dieska, L. Buflerlield, L. Hudson, B. McCar+liy, J. Townsend Row 4, P. Naylor, C. Roseberry, G. Roland, K. Alwlswede, E. Engel Row 5. A. Wageaman, S. Voronaelf, J. Fiacco, J. Judd, S. Rader, P. Kugler Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row I. J. DeWindf, C. Paffeson, C. Sowers, A. Kolzefsu, L. Sinclair, M. Leonard 2. M. Williamson, G. Gordon, N. Carfer, A. Gunn, S. Mclniosh 3. M. Slephens, L. MCCBfll1Y, J. Miller, G. Proclc, N. Brown, L. Romero 4. N. Porfer, L. Lee, M. Grove, G. Froclc, M. Coffolf l. J. Holland, M. Cooper, P. Pupa, E. Hereria, B. Splical 2. E. Deneff-Dele, S. Robles, L. DelaHaya, N. Moss 3. T. Hadley, J. Siewarl, M. Penfoney, C. Kolosilx J. Rindfleisclw 4. E. Kelley, M. Alles, H. Shields, K. Smallwood 5. B. Garcia, R. Celaallos, A. Villegas, E. Hibberard Finally from Row 6. C. Barr, H. Carfer, J. Bulclier, D. Jarrell Row l. G. Ruyff, L. Anderson, A. Hernandez, P. Hamilfon, J. Glenn Riw 2. L. Sandoval, N. Class, V. Sexfon, J. Bailey Row 3. J. Hammond, C. Jensen, S, Tyler, E. Youngblood, S. Brown Row 4. L. Ragsdale, R. Marlinez, J. MarleH, L. Cardey Row 5. R. Hall, J. Massingale, B. Ramer, R. Webb, T. Liles sl Page 50 5. v-3 Row Row Row Row Row ROW Row Row Row Row Row Row ROW Row W S d Sophs Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 1 -CIC al' fa f' ' 3 Q-51 V , XA.. .1 ...M x '24 v . S lf 3 R I 1 f , 1 ,Q 4 x ,,,. v . Nw, .m 1 4 1 P 1 . QS' ' ' f J' LN ' Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Ro.v ROW I. M. Harris, C. Blankenship, H. Neely, D. Davis, C. Johusfon, B. Cachran 2. K. Jones, F. Brown, O. Bruni, S. Parker, C. Monson, J. Balmer 3. B. Johnsfon. D. Hale, B. Norlon, S. Benneff, J. Rome, M. Richards 4. J. Lewis, H. Olsan, S. Dial, E. Beck, B. Coppo, M. Kinnard 5. B. Fowler, L. Nixon, D. Riley, D. Skinner, B. Jones 6. Miichell, C. Logan, J. Reeves, A. Schlobohn I. A. Slevens, J. Ryenson, J. Schnur, C. Sfilch, R. Tisworfh, G. Sfevens 2. P. Kalinowslci, C. Iversen, K. Aimo, A. Niemi, D. Brisk 3. L. Lee, D. Wellre, C. Upfon, P. Ryan, P. Gipson, E. Ford 4. G. Pendered, R. Ekdahl, R. Scofi, L. Baraias, R. Lopez 5. G. Soclcich, S. Payfon, R. Yoasf, E. Sanfeo, W. Hill, R. Recfor I. M. Lomax, K. Osborne, C. Naiar, C. Callison, B. Harrison 2. J. Cafe, Z. Face, M. Endsley, M. Walsh 3. B. Cole, S. Mclnfire, J. Komoro, M. McMahon, N. Roberfson 4. R. Isaac, J. Licause, C. Zeilz, B. Walfon 5. NS. Merrill, D. Myers, L. Muirhead, G. Brandon, R. Pepper 6. D. Adamson, R. Broclcman, P. Riley, H. Toppin 7. P. Barlow, D. Wilson, B. Norris Fabulous -ni Flupee Page 53 The Swelailinw f W X f 3, Wl1a1' ho! 'Tis indeed a group of merrymakers! I musi' 'Forsoofh join lhe-mg for surely somefime cluring +l1e evening fhey will dance +he minue1'. Page 54 Yoicks! To fhe nearesl apple free! Whal' spor+l And wilh fhese sfirring words Rip Van Winlrle was infro- duced +o Poly's social whirl, as +he second phase of his re-educa+ion in Poly's many lwlflllllli sl Xb I C of-H 1 QL ' is lg v i il F allilfillls QQ Page 55 W , BANG! The door oT room I2 has iusT opened and anoTher sTaTT member has biTTen The dusT or in simple language has gone ouT To schedule a picTurc or any oT The oTher numerous Things ThaT go inTo The publishing oT an annual. BeTween meeTing deadlines and idenTiTying ThaT unlcnown dog on The TooTball Tield, The sTaTT goT a break and wenT To Yearboolc Day aT Redlands Univer- siTy and To Los Angles To Tour The engraving com- pany and To selecT a cover. Finally Trom a ium- ble oT words and picTures came The KCALA. Biggy , The bundle oT personaliTy who heads This year's annual sTaTT, is always ready To lend a helping hand lverbally or oTherwisel To make The KOALA anoTher sTupendous success. Joyce Bigelow deserves every biT oT crediT she receives. You can Talce iT Trom The sTaTT members ThaT geT- Ting ouT an annual is no easy iob. They kept Copy, running heads, dummies, picTure schedules, and meeTing deadl nes were some oT The problems ThaT faced These busy sTaTT members. l:irsT row: Phyllis Perrin, Donna Jay Jerra Lynne Tyler JaneT McMillan Second row BeTTy ShelTon, Norma Ross, Susie ST. Clair, BeTTy Carder. Third ro David Wood Barbar Archer Marilyn Wells Shirley Miller Joyce Bigelow, RiTa Larson. Page 56 'XXX iff A X lvl' IU xf' Rip's diary 'A liTTle To The leTT! Smile! There! WaiT unTil l Talce anoTher one! These familiar phrases are The chiel sToclc in Trade ol phoToqraphers Jim Caldwell, Charles Richards, Larry Jones. and Bill Pelham. Gafhered Togefher from The four corners of The campus for This formal shoT is The Koala sTaTT. Firsf row: BeTTy Carder, PaHy Cage, Shirley Mil- ler, Joyce Bigelow, edi- Tor, RiTa Larson, Judy Morgan. Second row: Susie ST. Clair, Norma Ross, Barbara Archer, Marilyn Wells, David Wood, JaneT McMillan, Jerra Lynne Tyler, BeHy ShelTon. Three oTher problems oT The KOALA sTaTT were Mr. Dixon. PhoToqraphic Advisor: Mr. Ad- ams, Yearbook Advisor: and Mr. BuTTe-rlield, ArT Advisor. Never- Theless, whaTever The occasion, They always had an adequale answer oT some lcind Tor iT, and They gave endless valuable as- sisTance wiThouT which This books poblicahon could never have occurred. ' 'fu .DG Page 58 Big Dean Deierman, lhe capable ediior of The now weekly SPOTLIGHT, despiie his orher career on fhe baskeiball learn, puf our a 'rerrific news sheer and gave us a paper well worlh 'the eflorl involved. Publishing a paper is no easy iob as any srall member can 'fell you. Besides perseverance and dependabilify, you need a flair for wriring and rhe abiliry ro work wilh olhers. We lhank our lucky sfars rhar Poly High was blessed wilh a group of s'ru- denrs who had in Jrhem a generous amounl of srick-loei+-ive- ness Jrhai could produce a srupendous SPOTl.lGl-lT. They kept Carol Porier, assislanf edifor, glances over Kirk Thornpsons scoop while Pal Piaiik proolreads her siory and Cy Cicala busily lypes. Carol really doesn'i deserve The 'perilous Porierm lille Thai has been given her. H's iusi lhai whenever boys' spor+si' are menrioned, Carol flies ine fo a rage which may have helped her lo earn her nickname. In a rare momenT oT relaxaTion, The SPOTLIGHT sTaTT caTches iTs breaTh aTTer meeTing anoTher one oT Those weekly deadlines. The many problems Thaf Tace a newspaper sTaTT were ably meT and compeTenTly overcome by These sTaTT members. They are, on benches: Cy Cicala, Vera Sanchez, Maggie GerharT, Carol Tishlco, Sally ChoTro, Leona STeves. Frances SmiTh, Delores Harling, Carol PorTer, Karen Dawson, Norma Harris, Dean KirkpaTriclc, KaThy Hum- phreys, PaT PiaTilc. Down TronT: Doug Boyes. Glenn Sands, Kirk Thompson, Clarence Hooe. the weeks record Mr. Phillips, alThough new To Poly This year, soon made his place as The popular advisor of The SPOTLTGHT. WiTh ediTor Dean DeTerman he campaigned Tor a weelcly paper, and aTTer re- ceiving The O. K. sign on iT, he meT all The prob- lems and obsTacles ThaT conTronTed him, wiTh def TerminaTion plus The TerriTic approval oT The sTuf denT body. Mr. Epp and Henrv Cobb prepare To run oTT The nexT is- sue oT The SPOTLIGHT. The prinT shop is responsible Tor an enormous amounT oT prinTing done here aT school and deserves every bir oT hearTy praise. i Page 59 V 5 V- '-,,g-,gc,, 5.,g,,g'f-Q.: '- A ' K ' -.'a,'-.. Qig,QQ.f-,Q 1-1 FIA -4- 1 pf nf 1, 2, r- AJR, W xg.. P U 0 4-B . 4 4 A ' ' dl r nv , -nr ' 'fc ug-H'-'-'fy..-,7f,:,f,,-Q,ef,-Q ' . v'-f 1' f ., -ut-f-. ,. A5135--vm. A- ga-. 1 . Q ,ww-Ag: L. MA, in X 1 if Q 5 1' . Y 4' Q ' s y xq. K1 fs of 5' ik . . -5 w. - 7213: FN' .XR J: R f X, ki 1' fs 1 xx fl Lf , A gq,:,Qx, 1 -5 A ' . ' A 1 A U L No TooTball game would have been compleTe wiThouT The pres- ence oT Polys renowned band, Under The experT guidance of Mr. WhiTalcer They received high honors aT SanTa Monica and The music concerT in Redlands: buT The high poinT oT The I year Tor Them was marching in The Rose Parade-oh, Those aching TeeT! The band members are: firsT row: SwarTling, SeTchiclc, Seeman, l-libbard, PainTer, Schroder, Cooper, Taylor. l-lenson, Inwood, Morse, Felps. Second row: Turner, Cox, Ren- dall, BroclceT, Boyne, Davis, Bowman, Nichols, Fruciano, Todd. T DuBois, BevinTon, Paiman. Third row: Anglemeyer, Dinsmore, Lamberson, R. BeclcwiTh, Duran, Jamison, Casem, Collins, Burch- T'eld, VV. BeclcwiTh, Yoder, Walker, Bowers Valincia, McKenzie. Messner, STarlc, BesT, Crowder. Four+h row: McEIhannon, War' 'en Cvrcs--, AlbrechT, Growden, Townsend, Oillonovon. i l Poly s mixed choir made lisTening a pleasure! They parTicipaTed in more programs This year Than ever before. The ChrisTmas ConcerT, Baclc To School NighT, Spring ConcerT, The Glee Club Assembly, and The Music l:esTival aT Beverly Hill: made up The calendar Tor These TalenTed choir members, Column l: AlbrighT, Coryell, McMahon, BasT, Goodwin. Sloan, Mcl'lenry, l-larnage, Errarnuspe, Tomlinson, Column 2: Harris, Coalson, McCarTy, Hobbs, Morris, Boeck, l'lildebranT, GusTaTson, Freeman, Davison. Column 3: Cody, Tillie, Barndow, PorTer, CasTle, Mor- era, ST. Clair, Pearl, Miller, Column 4: Jones, Seaver, ChaTTin, Reed, Cobb, Wade, Piaxco, Hall, Fruciano. Column 5: MarTinez, Fernandez, Ramirez, Tegland, WhiTing, Kurlciian, Archer, Wood, Yew, Phare-s, Column 6: Ccbb, Tcppin, Woods, Treadway, MiTchell, KuTch, Thcmu., de le Tcire. llurT'c..oh, Hamrmnd, I . Bill DeWolTe, Commissioner oT Finance di- recTed This year's A. S. B. sales. When The Tigures were Tinally ToTaled, Poly sTu- denTs Tound ThaT The annual sales had ex- ceeded all previous years. Much oT The crediT goes To Bill, who proved as Time passed, ThaT iT was saTe To puT de money in DeWolTe's paws . Finance and fun Joy and saTisTacTion are expressed on The Taces oT These Poly sTudenTs as They enThusiasTically supporT Their Team. i ri ' ui is L -ff . -I 1, 4 .1 S . X .f l. 5 - fl.,- R V., . , 1. C ' p 1. 31 is MW A , . If QA-is f gm lgidqfrfz 'S' f' Q A D A, . 5 .1 fl? A Kg., ' 1 1 CHHS 'Wild J I ww r l i 45 Bewilched back inlo lheir childhood days were lhese lacully members and lalhers, Mr. Mclfuen, Dr. Dunnigan, and Mr. Wrenlmore, by members of lhe Girls' League, Coke Meier, Claudia Sedgwick, and Judy Morgan. This year's Dad-Daughler Nighl will long be re- membered as a gay and hilarious evening. League u U Hur Eff-4' The lirsl ol lhe Girls League's numerous ac- 'rivilies was 'rhe Vlfalermelon Feed, where lhe Sophomore girls mel lheir Senior Sponsors. Shown here searching for lhose lillle blaclc seeds are J. Bigelow, J. Tyler, M. Tyler, and J. Ford. as - -E Aim Playing big sisTer and guide To all sophomore and new girls was a big iob Tor These smiling Senior Sponsors. Those new girls iusT couldn'T seem To Tind Their way ouT oT The boys' locker secTion! FirsT row: B. CasTeen, M. Wilson, P. Jenkins, C. Meier, L. Lewis, P. FlammeTT, M. WainwrighT, E. Hales. Second row: P. Reed, D. Jay, B. ShelTon, F. l SmiTh, C. Fide, C. KiolseTh, M. GerharT, J. Thomas, R. Alessio, M. NeaulT, S. Tegland, M. Losee, S. Warner. Third l row: D. l-ligbee, K, Dawson, B. PorTer, N. MaThis, M. Williamson, P. PoTTer, P. Cooper, B. Archer, J. Brimmage, R. T Larson, L. Tegland. and club This year The Girls League Board, led by The presidenT Claudia Sedgwick, has made greaT sTrides in co-or- dinaTing The acTiviTies oT The Girls' League. The Board includes represenfahves oT all The girls clubs in school. The Thanksgiving and ChrisTmas drives, assemblies, The redecoraTion oT The lounge, and The ConTerence held here This winTer highlighTecl The year's acTiviTies. Board members, TirsT row: S. Keil, SecreTary, V. Adams, Vice PresidenT. Second Row: C. FlaherTy, G. R. A. Presi- denTg M. Torres, Spanish American RepresenTaTive: M. GerharT, Senior Sponsor President Third Row: P. Lewis, Treasurerg M. Pizzo, Sophomore RepresenTaTive: J. Lowe, Friendship Chairman: M. Frock, Civics Chair- man. FourTh Row: M. Fisk, SecTion PresidenTq M. Wells, ProiecT Chairman: K. Cress, Program Chair- mang V. PorTer, CiTizenship Chairman. FiTTh Row: D. T-logan, l-li-Tri President C. Tillie, Negro RepresenTa- Tive: S. ST. Clair, Service Chairman. SixTh Row: C. Sedgwick, PresidenT' Miss Jean Thayer, Advisor. The many and varied acTiviTies aT Poly were capably handled by These club presidenTs. FirsT Row: S. Ward, World Friendship Club: F. SmiTh, Poly Chamber oT Commerce: S. ST. Clair, Girls League Service Club. Second Row: F. SoTsky, Chess Club: C. Sedgwick, Girls' League: R. Alvarado, LaTin-American Club. Third Row: D. Wood, Model Railroad Club and Science Club: J. Kennedy, Riverside l-li-Y Club: B. WorT, Poly Ramblers. FourTh Row: D. Shirk, ChrisTian Fellowship Club lTirsT noonli T. Beld. Pep Club: R. l-lendry, NaTional Forensic League. FiTTh Row: J. Brown, ChrisTian Fellowship Club lsecond noonlg F. Krinard, Key Club and CaliTornia Scholarship Federa- Tiong G. Wood. Barons T-li-Y Club. presidents. Wi. I i HI-TRI CABINET. Row one: D. Myers, hnance1 B. Clark, service: M. Man- McMillan 'rreasurer Row fwo P Roloerfs' confer sholf, membership: J. . . : . , - ence: T. Edmonds, secrelaryg M. l-laddox, Senior Class Presidenl: J. Schanz, proiecl. Row fhreez J. Jory, devolionsg M. Lovell, Junior Class Presmdenl' P. Cage, publicilyg M. Leonard, Sophomore Class President Row four: A. Suverlcrup, social: C. Allen, ceremonials: K. Mayer, vice-presidenlq J Cole, foods. Row five: C. Sedgwick, Girls' League respresenialiveq S Woods, music. Hi-Tri-ers grow in body, A warm smile and a cheery hello are lhe lrademarlcs of Hi-Tri's presi- denl Dixie Hogan. A compefenf and hard-working person, she led The club fhrough a year lull of lun, lrolic and seriousness. The lirsl big eveni ol lhe year for lhe members ol l-li, Tri was The Chrislmas formal 'Holiday Heaven . Dancing lo soil music surrounded by shadowed lighls, we iinished oul lhe holiday season in a big whirl. Page 66 mind, spirit While Mom slayed home, Dad and Daughfer sfepped oui io lhe Y.W.C.A. for a delicious dinner and a lol of lun al' ihe annual Hi-Tri Dad-Daughfer Banquel. The program feaiured fhe Memories of fhe roaring 20's and The dad s own college days. The lalesf fashions were modeled by His Tri members and +heir moihers af ihe Mofher-Daughfer Tea and Fashion Show. Here Barbara Casfle shows a formal ihal many a girl fried io gel info her own wardrobe by hoolc or by croolc, or by un- usual periods of sweefness or even by lan lrums. All members ol l-li-Tri were required lo alfend ihe Recognilion Service, Because ol +he large number ol girls parlicipafing in fhe service, fhey were noi allowed fo lighi individual candles ag fhey ioined in lhe reallirmalion of laifh, Dixie Hogan. l-li-Tri preside-nl, lil lhe lhree candles which signify our aim as Yvleens io grow in body, mind and spiril. Page 67 GISMOS HI-Y. Firsl row: Coffin, Dickerson, Griffin, Lake, Taclcaberry, Nequelie. Second row: B. Jones, Albrechf, T. Jones, Anderson, Swafriling, Nelson. Third row: J. Fisher, Hendry, Folsom, T. Deferrnan, D. Deferman, Williams, Bownine. Fourfh row: B. Fisher, Jordan, Mr. Erwin ladvisorlg Collins, Swanson, Mclfinnin, Anderson. RIVERSIDE HI-Y. Firsl row: Kennedy, F. Waggaman, Woodrulif, Marieffa, Endemen, Twogood, J. M. Coil, Lederholm. Second row: Derris, E. Waggarnan, J. L. Coil, Dullon, Snead, Duncan, R. Hughes, G. Hughes, Gonzales, Gove. Third row: Smifh, Paf+erson, Spikes, Hernasy, Kuoppa-Malci, Brewsier, Noble, Chamberlain, Hannig, Mifchell, Brennan, Troxel. Wilh every good inieniion ihe Hi-Y meelinqs siaried oui io loe serious and quiei ones, where a mouniain ol worlc was io be accomplished. Bui since. in spiie oi all conlrary wishes, men will be boys, The meeiinqs iusi somehow qof louder and louder unfil even ihe presidenls ioined in fo hear who look oui whom, where They wenl, and whal lhey did. Seriously, rhough, The boys worlced io spread a spirii ol friendliness and helpfulness +hroiiqhoul our communily and lo mainiain ihe high ideals oi fellowship. The wearers of Hi- Y shield BARONS Hl-Y. Firsl row: Hannibal, Preslon, Torres, Huber, Garcia, Mallwews. Second row: Wriglwl, Crilclfmlow, Billing lon, Wilson, Cirolla, Besl, Marbella. Third row: Wood, Voron aef, Gaunfz, Prilcherd, Cooper, Busch, Carpenlef. Bowman Godyiolnn, Hari. SAINTS HI-Y. Firsl row: Yarbrough, Frilz, Solberg, Nash, Uplon, Messner. Second row: Richards, Hogue, Mclnnis, Lewis Webb, Perlel. Third row: Kenny, Black, Kenny, Baines, Pend'ed. Fourlh row: Hunler, Yoasl, Saclwy, Smilh, Willis, Jones Hook, Bainell. --X LETTERMEN'S CLUB. Forming ihe R as lhey did af all home baskelball games are +he mem- bers of fhe LeHermen's Club, whose membership is open only lo lhose who have earned fheir varsiiy leHer. Row I: Jones, Nequelfe, Fisher, Fox, Paffer- son, J. Hernandez, Jordan. Row 2: Albrechf, Derris, Krinard, Swarfling. Row 3: Coffin, Tread- way, Mclnnis, Farr, Mr. Wrenf- more, advisor. Row 4: Hendry, Maloney. K o n o, Kamachuo, 9-nv berg Cox De Silva Kovely Mr. Halle advisor Row 5 Harper Brown, Halley, Folsom, Walker, Owens, Russ, R. Hernandez. Row 6: Crowder, Thomas, Ewarl, Dole, McDowell, Beld, Horlach- er. Row 7: Solo, Gilberl, Hughes, Deferman, Weeks, Two- good. Walker, Kuoppa-Maki, Sfage- Athletic, peppy and PEP CLUB. Led by Ted Beld, These Polyifes were responsible for securing buses fo +he foofball and basketball games, and encouraging fhe school spirif af Poly. Row I: Dibler, Ricker, S. Hamilfon, Harling, Hodges, Woodruff, Beld, Johnson, Miss McMarfin, Mr. Bell, advisors: Myers, McCar+y, Caldwell, J. Carroll, K. Carroll. Row 2: Keasl, Kelly, McFarland, Lee. Hahn, Alessio, Thomas, Powell, Vanlanclingham, Paveff, Pickelf, P. Harnilfon, Whilllesey, Harris, Ford. Row 3: Baker, Haddox, Nash, Franklin, Hales, Hersman, Koldewyn, Porfer, Rainwafer, Bowman, Goodwin, Tyler, Hill. Row 4: Elmund, While, Sefchick, Brady, De Wolfe, Lundquisf, Herrera, Neaull, Doss, Smiih, Baugh, De Young. Row 5: Buvens, Cody, Figueroa, Largo, Shamper, Shellon, Slay, E. De Wolf, Gibson. Row 6: Shores, Spifsnaugle, Crouch, Miller, Greenlee, Mansholf, Eide, Slainbrook, Malloch, Sfalder Fowler HONOR SOCIETY. Here are lhe masler minds, lhe Honor Sociely or C. S. F. Chapler 59. Wilh Miss Finley as fhe advisor, The club was led fhrough a lerrilic year! They had meelings, parries, allended Conferences and presenled an assembly where fhe life-members were announced. Row I: Wood, Sedgwick, Hamillon, Flaherly, Sfeves, Wells, Malhis, Porler, Krinard, Wilson, Cobb, S+. Clair, Brumgarcll, Franlzlin, Hammeff, Dieferle, Woolfollc. Row 2: Delerman, Guersler, Kovely, Russ, Luelcer, Larsen, Rilxhof, Koldewyn, Myers, Powell, Filer, Bordwell. Row 3: Dielerle, Hunl, Slolle, Krielz, Smarl, Sfeves, Kurlriian, Ohmen, Sims Harress, Packard, Bigelow, DeWolfe, Miller. Row 4: Coffin, Hendry, Collen, Young, Edwards, Malloch, DuBois, Glover, Piclrell Hill, Slevens, Froclc, Adams. Row 5: Woolfollc, Vollcer, Kinney, Reed, Boddy, Woods, Helmiclr, GriFl'ilh, While, Marshall, Som- mers, Richards, Slalder, Fraser. Row b: Painler, Radney, Grier, Gonzales, Voellcer, MacMillan, Tyler, Thomas, Pcrfer, Felps, Treer, Bleser, Sewers. Row 7: Purvis, Dallon, Balmer, Johnson, Goodwin. brainy Polyites WORLD FRIENDSHIP CLUB. ' Sending school supplies lo Hal- ' land was The main proiecl of fhe World Friendship Club fhis year. Belween collecling pencils and paper lhe club had an acfive year wilh general meelings, special speakers, convenlions, and parlies. Members are, firsl row: Ward, Boyd, Baker, Wil- liams. Second row: Reed, Phil- lips, Hemsfead, Brouillele, Scoll. Third row: Miss Shulze, advis- or, Kriefz, Kaiiyama. 41' V If ,,. 1 . rv. .ax ff- up K vgiidv rqsr gl-E., e ss e 4 5-o?l Ef'f Ewr,: Ent rq' 4 K .9 1 1L.43ff: 131 ,- sill? J..-.4 .. if-r?5rrLf',:1 V 1 19. v .. .,..4-v- ,, ff: Wvia? W . . ga , ffgffif T 1' 4 X1 ., is I ,F S if Sfamp and Coin Club--Col lecling sfamps, old or new, and coins, rare or no+ so rare, was lhe inleresfing hobby pursued by These Slamp and Coin Club members. Leff +0 righh Jorgensen, Mr. Deeler ladvisorl, Prado, Rober+s, l-lelmiclc, Adams. Chess Club-Learn- ing fhe fine arf of Jusr whal we need al Poly, fo gel us from The qym +o lhe Science Building in live shorr nninules. Unlorfunalely if is bolh foo small and un' available excepl lo lhe mem- bers of +he Model Railroad Club. Mr. Clyde and Mr. Barlon, ladyisorsl l.eCocq, Holl, Wood. Page 72 chess playing was fhe main purpose of rhe Chess Club. Here Mr. Lisf kibil z- es in a chess game befween D. DuBois and F. Solsld. The inferesled specfa- Jrors are E. Dalfon and T. Frost Q . VJ UA Science Club-The purpose ol lliis club was lo lurllwer lne sludenls inleresl' in and increase bis knowledge ol science. Club members, row one: Cliolro, Dielerle, l-lall, Dallon, Richards, llwomas. Row 1'wo: Troop, Slialloclc, Jones, Hepner, Knox, Hel- miclc, Mr. Eclcel, ladvisorl, Wood. I Poly's cbapler ol horse lovers was aplly named Ram- blers , lor llial s iusl wlwel llwey did. lvlidniglwl rides, pic- nics, and parlies re- lieved llwe monolony ol bouncing up and down on ones lav- orife sleed. Mem- bers are, row one: Lebreclwr, Fenlress. Kennedy, Mr, Frosl, ladvisorl. Row lwoz Pefers, J O n e sp, Doran. Row 'rhreez ldlumplireys, Wfirl, Mmzelli, lvl O e, Davis, l-liirnillon, Aflanvfson. . H s.. , r. Publicify, publicity, and more publicily was lhe main obiecl of +I-ie Poly Chamber of Commerce. All coming school evenfs were adverfised by posfers and ban- ners painfed by lhe more indus- lrious members of flue P. C. C. They were also responsible for flue decoralions af lhe games and many of lhe school dances. Members are, row one: Mylne, Isaacs, MacFarland, Myers. Row +wo: He'rc-ra, Seaver, Moore, Simns, Radney, Gier, Pickefl, Spikes, Kirlcien, Smilh, Long, Sharpe, Mrs. Wallace ladvisorl, Bennerl. Row lhree: Seaver, Pai- mer, Oglesby. Norwood, Paul, Alessio. Elmand, Edmonds, Kelly, Malloclr, Keil, Ford, Dawson, Smilb. Q 1 x Q fe Rv S . i . N N 1 l . A 1 1 'F . ., . 1 .. x Y . J l . , :Uv b:?.g nf 7 fi 4 5' , ' 'E , V 4 -5 -1 ,, , sw. , x' sh . ..... -Q-. i aw . , 7 s if Qs Q Q' Q W1 k ' ' 9 Q . N I W u'.,n' 1 fx .f 25-L ' if Q . ggi 'J ' s W 2.3 F, g 0 n W . X Q . - gs N 'W , 0 V - - W 1,6 V A -'V I . K it H i hs.. T v, . Ag .,, 4- .91 K, WW, f -, 'f X Q :: ' , ' , if-4 'Lu 7' Ay' ju ' .-,ig A U. -' . .Q A L Y. 1. 4 l f:.vV A I,-L -ku I K 'P H h. va . i 5 xr 1 -5- l'.w fZ-'137 .i.iffwb5 ' ' '- 3' ' '- , - A-...lf N., Y ' 1 1 .- sri 'X-' fy: in was V at ' liar' ' . Lg .i . 2 W ,,.. 21 . P-'7?,ff,LgE'S?'sgfj?l is , ' 3 + .' , . . K v '- .-3 ' f ':'f M. , , ' jig' 'QQQX .61 - - 27. IL- M - I in 3 Lx GIRLS' LEAGUE SERVICE BOARD. Need some help? If so, you can call on Ihe Girls' League Service Club for Ihey are always ready and willing Io lend a helping hand. Board members are, firsf row: Susie Sl. Clair, Evelyn Hales. Second row: Barbara Porler, Pal Meares, Marilyn Cerda, Joan Cun- ningham. Third row: Sharon Hulberl, Rose Franklin, Janice Brumgardf, Fran- ces Smilh, STUDENT UNION BOARD. Those Crazy Monday Nighlsn al Ihe Munici- pal Audiforium were Ihe responsibilify of fhe Srudenf Union Board. Jim Der- ris, Dennis Weeks, Gene Wood, Jane! McMillan, Susie SI. Clair false Joyce BlounI's Iickei. KEY CLUB The members of Ihe Key Club are fhe Junior Kiwanrans whose mann purpose as service lo Ihe school and communlly Furs? row Sandy Brown, Charles Niclcs, Sieve Dowd, Tom Gaadmundson Fred Krlnard Jack Dodson Second row Carl Growden Bill Welle Tom Frolick, Mr. Kelly IAdvisorl, David Gerow, Doug Boyd Bob Srro Bull Pe am flies' sf ex If ' s 155 2 if fs --n - ' :I ' I Q. .,5 iv If anyone were lo aslc who The biggesl 'characfer' on lhe campus was, mosl people would immedialely exclaim ' David Elwood Mac- Cuishlu Here is a real man loaded wilh lalenl, an enormous sense of humor and a +eacher's capacily for dishing oul real assiqnmenls. Mr. lvlacCuish has direcled many a lerrilic success as drama leacher and play direclor here: and in all fulure produc- lions, we wish him lhe besl ol luclcl The Man Who Came lo Dinner , by Kaufman and Harl, con- cerned lhe anlics ol a famous wriler played by Dave Alberl, when a 'brolcenm leg prevenled him from leaving a small Town. Highly acclaimed as one ol The besl plays in Poly's hislory, il will long be happily remembered by all who were lorlunale enough lo see il. A few of lhe cas? on sfage are: firsl row: J. Derris, D. Alberl, J. Lewis, M. Bilzer, J. Treadway, A. Conn, J. Niclcolson, D. Hinshaw. Second row: J. Young, D. Miller, J. Shannan, C. Hamplon, E. Goforlh. The enlire cas! of fhe A. S. B. play, The Man Who Came To Dinner , galhers for a final shof. Cas? members are, firs? row: J. Lewis, H. lng- man, J. Treadway, J. Par- f xx- leHe, J. Young, D. Alberf, J. Niclxolson, M. Crouch. J. Derris, C. Hooe, J. Kay, B. Monle. Second row: J. Shannon, C. Sow- ers, C. Hampfon, R. Chamberlain, P. Huber, D. Hinshaw, D. Miller, Y. Bonsell, T. Frolich, J. Bax- ier, R. Hughes, R. Myers, A. Conn, L. Gonzalez, E. Goforfh, M. Bifzer, R. Shannon. br ,.--nv x i N 4 x X Q Y Tau' v idk' e . .eNNP i i .-'. QV!!! 5' 0.4 Jim' 1 F! 5. iii, 1 Vg .' I 35. 'ilerrilicli' 'Anolher smash hil lor The Senior Classli 'Slupenclouslii Such aclinq abililyli were only a few of lhe many favorable commenls heard from lhe auclierce aller lhe Senior Class play Tons ol Money. The casl members are piclured clurinq one of lhe more orderly scenes. They are, sfanding: F. Farr, J. Morgan, M. Jones. J. Owens, D Lang, and S. Farber. Sealed: D. Hinshaw, S. Harris, and C. Beier. No? pichirecl is D. Alberl. Hidden talent awakened S. l-larris ollers some ol her invaluable advice. as usual, as D. Hinshaw and S. Lang console lhe fearful widow, C. Meier. The qreal acl'- inq abilily lhal can bring fears lo lhe eyes of walchers was sprinkl- ed generously on fhe casl of The Senior Class play as 'rhey brouqhl Tears lo eyes of 'rhe hyslerical audience and had lhern 'rolling in lhe aisles. li R. Hughes, T. Edmonds lood sel before lhem as melhod ol serving il. ai play. Needless lo say fremely safislied by lhe ol a greaf class, nexl lo come. Caughl in The ralher embar- rassing predicamenf of nol having shorfs and argyles malch is R. Hughes. Y. Bon- sall is nol' af all inleresled in his dilemma, buf ralher wanls only lo find The Perfecl' Womanl'-and Richard cer- lainly does no? fill The bill. The whole casl of The Junior Play line up lor a well de- served round ol applause. They are J. Parlelle, I. Nash, M. Tyler, R. Hughes, S. Ward, lwho plays Ermalrude, The roboll, T. Edmonds, R. Shannon, A. lvlaclzarland, J. Baxfer. l'The Perlecl Woman was unveiled by 'rhe Junior Class al lheir annual 'rhe audience was shocked, delighfed and ex. ellorls of The lower classmen and saw promige , and R. Shannon reacl in various ways fo The I. Nash and A. Maclzarland argue on The righl from leep Radianl smiles are flashed by Jaclc Collin and Jerra Lynne Tyler aller being ol- licially crowned King and Queen ol lhe Feslival ol Na- lions, This year's Carnival lheme. YK rv Carnival of ations The carnival, an annual allair, is a money-raising proiecl sponsored by lhe associaled sludenl body, and each club here al Poly has a boolhs This year's carnival was a lremendous success. She s all wel! shouled lhe Juniors al lheir prizewinning carnival boolh, where all you had lo do was hir 'rhe bell wilh a baseball and down came lhe wafer on Anne Suverlcrup or any olher Junior girl who happened 'ro be wailing bul' probably no+ very willing. The seniors did i+ again! They fool: lirsl prize al fhe Carnival for fheir calce wallc, Promenade De Galeau. And here are Those Orfs who made if such a success. Row I: Pal Ham- melf. Barbara Porler. Row 2: Pal' Johns, Myr- deen Willianwson, Mr. Cooper, Gerald Barn- harl, Roger Paylon. See anyone you know? You probably will because EVERYONE, from fhe mighly Senior fo lhe lowly Sophomore, was in ihe gym 'ro see lhe greafesl and mosf sfupendous Carni- val ever held al Poly! Tacos! And more Tacos! Sally Herrera is doing a big business selling 'rhose delicious ' Moulhluls ol Fire al fhe Spanish-American Boo+h,where you could also purchase Those eggs filled wifh conleHi fha? always seemed +o end up cracked on your own head. W rf' wer W VSYZNFG S., ..-I-irfgulj M, iii fab IDP! MRI? F- Tix 8338 I ,Ash l Q . '-..-14' , 5 2' - ' 2 wg af -If 1 my' ff , wif., - 7.1 .' A .9 :'5wf?'iiQ , : YA 152- -4' me 'Q Dgyielfii A, if - . 1 , XS ,fm ' LI' r V, ' . U V W ff' . 'f' s ff-W Hearts 'n' Flowers This year around February every young girls lancy lurned lo lhoughls ol lhe A. S. B. dance: and when her young man presenled her wilh l-learls and Flowers , lner dreams were complele. Fantasia A Fanlasia' ol dreams. Cinderella s slipper, caslles in lhe air, and Prince Charming all surrounded us as we danced 'rhrough lhe misly cloud 'fhal separales our world of realism from lairyland. Jerra Lynne Tyler happily an- licipales +ha+ wonderful evening when she and John Schnur can whirl away info lhaf land of dreamy malce-believe al fhe Junior'Senior Prom. Page 83 I The Mililary men drilled and marched lhrough lhe year, eagerly awailing lhe climax lo Hueir social auclairs, lhe Mililary Ball. Finally lhal January nighl came when lhey danced 'ro lhe music of Johnny Guinn, ale lhose delicious relreshmeruls, received lheir commissions. and lorgol' lha' lhey were Haining To be soldiers and had a wonderlu lime wilh lheir besl girl. Military Ball The climax ol The Ball was lhe grand march ful which Capl. Crablree announced lhe names ol Hue ollicers who had received Qonumissions. fknlicipalion and happiness .uhowed on lhe laces ol everyone presenl, ,und a wonderliil lime was had by all. Page 84 Shoeless Shuffle ik' 1 - s,1 The annual G. R. A. 'Snoeless Snurileii feaiured We crowninq oi Rose Alessio as Fooibail Queen by ine Team capfain, Cal Philliun. Mary Lou Spiisnauqie, junior princess, presenis ine crown for Roger corona- HON. The Mexican Shuffle done Poiy sfyie was iusi abou? ine livelied dance uf We Snuifie . It iook Cauiion iiwouqiw-i+ was foo easy fo slip on fhoiac smooiiw floors in your :Rocking fcei. Page 85 i The Family Porlrail ol Poly sludenls in a nalural pose of Spring Vacalion. Jusf a heap ol humanily. Row I: F. Cole, N. Rae. Row 2: S. Kelly, G. Bliss, G. Hughes. Row 3: H. lvlylne, lvl. Shores. Vlfonder whal They re loolcing ai? ll musl loe very infer eslingi al leasl il gave Jean Parlelle a ioll. If also in +rigues A. Rilcho1f,J. Ford, B. l-lofman, C. Johnson, and Y Bonsell. Rip invaded One solid weelc ol no school, iusf a lol of fun, wifh swimming in fhe blue Pacific and fanning under The lorighf sun! Glorious? I+ was wonderfull Bul nexl year we recom- mend anolher weelc in which 'ro recuperaie from Spring Vacalionl .1-JL ,HQ Mb! ., A r ,uv S-Lsi-L 1 3 ... -2 bww.. .abt il--..A .-,- .- -fx V x ,- 3 -, 'l'3w- .1 - 6f.'., ',,. -- - ,,- '-'YQg. ' 1 '., Q 3 .V -1 .. ...P 'fC 'f 'nv-lr - 'a 3- 1-1 - ,. s'4'tn...r ' 1 V, .' W. 'Q-Q N :1:Lu2 -gf'-1i...,,4g-.Chi-.it -EW .5 all ...T 'ffaggii' 5 - .,' Z? .41 g4 1iC-4-.N Q- lf' - .rg . -- A ,-':z'T: ' -akin, V- A - lf, - i' --' a,,.- -vm - ' Q e.-Dr- -- ke ,A 3 Q H-1g...X ' 0 V A -I T. 4 5 X ,515 -e A --2 is fi . - 1 E31 5 1 -1 'I I ' P' I 1 un fyx '74 wg? N fs ,1 I 1 .-ff , -gl. A. W, . -Ulu' 'E A' S. Q g Q mi 'Z-'zli -. - 1- I. 1 ll Olw, wlwal a familiar scene llnis was 'ro all Polyiles who spenl 'rlwal mad week al Bal . Everyone remembers how lwarcl E+ was lo gel llnrouglw flue rnarlnq mob al We lun ISHS. Balboa Playing Cards was a popular pasl lime lor all red-Faced rncliwclnala wlwe had lo refuperale from llwal day ln llne sun. Here are ll. Eurnsrcfs A, Plclwll, N. Freeman, A. l'larrEfX .mel J, GOOClwlr'. l , 45, Nw, lla nel Mu fr Sf A 'K wralv Ballwnl, wlllw ilu Own :row :wl lVO CJV7TQF, l:oa4lef,S luv Dean Delevman wlwo eeml 'fa luave rwulle a l:'wcwW'4j. S. Bennell. V4 Hamil lon, S. Pavel, R. Knwlufvn, S, laler, D. Delerman, M, Vyeilq. -i l . 1 5 Once a year an amazing change occurs al Poly. This change is commonly called 'Sponge Weekl' and is sponsored by ihe Girls' League. Tradilion decrees 'rhai during ihis one lihanlc heavens, ihs only onej weelc lhe girls aslc fhe boys out pay for everyihing, and in general perform all fhe lillle courlesies lhal The boys usually do for Jrhe girls such as opening doors, carrying books, holding coals, elc. Janice Tullle calls for Jerry Barlo and sfarfs lhe dale off righf by opening lhe car door for him. Girls' Treat Service wifh a smile, says Janice To Jerry as she pulls oul his chair io seal him a+ +he fable. ln some cases, Though, Sponge Weelc'l baclcfired lor lhe boy when lhe gals 'rrealed ihe guys as lhey had been lrealed +he whole year. Some male eyes were opened and resolulions made as lo lhe righl way and The wrong way +9 freal a dafe by +he complelely amazed young men. Page 88 'T Q 1 l iw Y l 1 5 l953 Nights A sly genie, a greedy sullan, beaulilul harem girls, five, happy mummies and 53 slrong, brave Jrhievei were only paris ol lhe lerrilic Senior class assembly. The l953 Nighls, ' which was a lalce-olil on 'rhe Tales ol lhe lOOl Arabian Nighls. Undernealh all lhe grease pain? Bob Alvarado is pulling on him, is Don Woodriill, lhe cunning genie who appeared magically in a cloud ol smolce oul ol lhe old lamp lo lempl lhe Sullan wilh gold. If lhe Sullan s greed gol The beller ol him, he would be doomed lo lrade places wilh The evil genie unlil someone elses greed would release ll'lT1. Q , S T, , axis Tim Wfiiiviiiiiiiiigeee iff? ' 3 i' '4 f f i4 Z I if X-X X R 1 'J Q I 'L Whai' manner of noise is 'ri1is? Rip +haugh+, puzzled. 'Tis fhe dis+an+ fhunder or Hue liH'le men once again playing fen- pins. Od's bodikins!-'fis neifher-'Tis a feminine avalanche! 90 WHQWAQ 7 K b X U f WIANKQ ,fee N- a 0 L QE EN --And so Rip Van Winklee, wifh a hockey- ' ' N, sfick wrapped nea+ly around his neck, was v ' ' 'Qi miroduced +o femmme spor+s I953 sfyle -I-53 gnd+o+hep.,.,wQ,,id.,f ' ' SPGMS Q 9' ll 4 'TWP ,,,g,,!.Ns .'-v-'Q X x, I Q, -f lla, , ,- ar . ' H,:gg,?'fA,,-pg, X .av . .L Z I ,.., - 9- .. '.,- Q iiifgi--Q'i'EJ - - fa' 5.5 .fwaoi 717' Q 5 WOW! Here s 'rlwal aclded allracrion al' all loolball and baskelball games, our Pom Pom girls, Ann Miller, Marlene Crouclw, Ailene While, Mary Lou Spilsnaugle, and Belly Greenlee, who really lcepl 'flue crowds cheer- ing! Wow! All this 1 .ia f af l o Flyirlg Through fl1e.,air a+ all our home baslcefball ' games was Pele Ellioll, flue- roller-slcaling Kris Jlfoala of '53. 1 v S . X I.. Page 91' X A R , , s 123' f. W Q. 4 In .Io- 'Pr-A-I Foofball season unveiled for The firsl lime a Kris- fine Koala, enacfed by Slwerie I-larris, who wen? flmrouglw all 'rlwe 'rricks of llwis profession willn energy plus! and pep too! VVl1efl1er il was lo llwe fune ol Across 'llie Field or lo 'flue beal of Sl1anl'y ln a Town , you complelely exliausled your vocal cords in yelling for our Poly feams. Tlne job of leading us was well filled by lhese 'cool cars. June lv1cCarfy, Diane Myers, Ted Beld, and Esllwer Johnson. Q51 Ls '57 A Q sf- .As Oh, Those nighTs aTTer school when all and sundry ran Themselves ragged chasing Tennis balls, making baskeTs, or Trying To lceep Themselves in The 'YH swimming pool! Then There were parTies and a banqueT To end The year. And ouT of all This came many new friends ancl a loT oT Tun To remember The Girls' RecreaTion Associahon oT I953. Feminine beauty Always smiling and ready To lend a helping hand was The in clusTrious presidenll oT G. R. A Claire l3laherTy, Page 94 0? Elf!! NS G.R.A. Board-Crue rip-roaring success was The G.R.A. ChrisTmas parTy, and here are Those aTh- leTic females, or The G.R.A. Board, who made iT and all Those oTher parTies such greaT Times! Firsi' row: Hicks, FlaherTy ,Slelcer, Franklin, GriTTiTh, Manson, Ford. Second row: Harris, STeves. l'TamilTon, PorTer, Nicholson, Radney, PaviTT, Moore. Bonsall, Bordwell, SanTa Claus, B. l'lalTerman. When G.R.A. basketball playotts started last tali. all members were out with endless energy play- ing rival teams tor the Championship. Here C, Casey, B. Halterman, reteree. S. Brannan, and 8. Condit have a toss-up which, who lrnows, might determine the winner! phi athletic ability 'S 1 it'-sf 4---fr. ,ga-n 1 l equals G. R. A. Hot Dog time was held this year at the Girl Scout House where all G.R.A. mem- bers got together tor the annual Weiner Balce. Between colces, hot dogs, and potato chips they somehow tound time to sing songs and even have some enter- tainment. Thats why the boys are there, in case you were wondering. Page 95 Along wilh masler dance lessons and Trips +o ballelrs, Junior Orchesis members en- ioyed various social alzlairs. Cerlainly 'rhe prolilable one lqediblym spealcingl was lhe Mexican dinner al Gay and Larry's wilh Pal' Chrislopher, a former member of Orchesis, as guesl ol honor. Seafed wilh back To cam- era, S. S+. Clair, J. Joryg facing camera, D. Poller, V. l-lamilron, C. Bryanr, P. Chrislo- pher, Mrs. Sharp, J. Tullle, S. Olson. Page 96 Junior Orchesis is an honor modern dance, club, fh e membership of which is on a sfriclly compefifive basis. The girls work lo alfain poise and grace, a Thorough knowl- edge of dance Techniques and fo learn The fundamen- lals of choreography. Board members are: firsf row, J. Tullle, S. S+. Clair, P. Reedi second row, K. Yess, S. Har- per: rhird row, G. Gilligan, D. Pofler, V. Hamilfon. C. Bryant Dance, ballerina, Because membership in Junior Orchesis is limiled To Juniors and Seniors, lhe Sopho- mores formed a Club ol lheir own. They worked lo improve fheir poise and grace ff and 'ro learn lhe lundamenials ij-fglan ' . P h Techniques Members incl . ori , . Bennell, J. Balmer, .J. Kip Spence-r,f . i Richards, B. Kulch. ffl X ff 3 Q I I l f Wfyll J r 'i sl lvl if il Wg ill W ' ' all ' ' I lil li ilf' f' U jill O Lflfydlllllyi lj!! If j' .L , 4 I, jf ill J LAL Ml yy ' f J yi fi 0 fri if ml!! yy, ,it if' ' , 1 .i ff f i 1 I l -477 if I gil! l gf , 2 jlnlf fl! ' if LL iii fl! fy sf' ' l' fir Ml y f I J , I ? ll. KW' f l 11 pf Will! rl J W '53 JA . dance! lu wk , A ..v..4,. I ni . s . hh: Due 'ro a laclc ol space during lhe second and lhird guarlers, lhe modern dance girls were forced 'ro lake up lhe sporl of archery. Afler lhe lirsf lesson 'the girls learned lhal lhe mosl imporlanl rule of archery was never lo lurn your baclc on a beginner. Then They began 'ro enioy acling lilce William Tell, in spile ol lhose painful burns on 'rheir arms. 'tu- Q2 -. ,Q , -.1-.Q 4. G .-,,,-...N '- -- a P' QQ., -qv if ,,.,V..,j2l,- A Page 97 L -vffgm , ' 1 fi 4 Skinned lcnees and bruised elbows are Jrypical of lhese hardy soflball players as shown by Par Perers as she skillfully bears 'rhe ball 'ro lirsl. Mary Lou Spirsnaugle calches rhe ball a second foo lale and Pal is safe as she slides inlo base. Aller endless Tuesday nighfs of praclicing al lhe Y.W.C.A., amid waves of wafer Caused by fhe semi- drowning of fhe girls, fhere emerged from ir all an aquacade, well worlh bolh The 'rime and efforl speni on if. A variety Ser if up fo lhe lronl row! Only lhree hirs 'ro each side! Rofarel Nef ball! The server lakes if over. These fam- iliar words are uH'ered by The volley- ball players as They sfrive fo gel' rhe ball oyer 'rhe ner. 1F'f ?--3,g.1M'.i5iL'-fwxmx -Y ' .'.'r.'- ' 1--' sv- 1 .. Z.,-.643 2,7 WiTh a loolc oT inTense con- cenTraTion on Their faces. Bar- bara l'lalTerman and VioleT l'leimsTra concenTraTe on keeping The ball ouT oT The guTTer and in The alley. Bowl- ing was only one of The many sporTs in which The members of The Girls ReCreaTional As- sociaTion parTicipaTecl. of sports di During The Tall and spring seasons oT The year, There can be qlimpsed aTTer school, whiTe clad Tiqures runninq madly around The Tennis CourTs, Talcinq aClvanTaqe ol The Two serves, and slamming The IiTTIe whiTe Tennis balls over The low-slung neTs. This seasonal phenomenon can be aTTribuTed To The G.R.f'N. Tennis Club. Shirley Miller, one oT Those whiTe-clad Tiqures, pracTices diligenTly To improve her serve which has become rusTy during The winTer season. elf ua., N, A, J 5 ji' Q 1 I .57 ExciTemenT ran high as The Poly Bears opened Their TooT- ball season by beaTing The Tar OUT oT The I-IunTingTon Beach Oilers, I4-9. Men was y i t. 7 Early in SepTember, The TooTbaII season began Tor The Poly Bears as They played one oT Their besT games oT The season againsT I-IunTingTon Beach wiTh a neaT I4-9 vicTory. The Tollowing week Poly came Through wiTh a 32-O rouT over Orange. Poly closed ouT iTs pracTice schedule as They IosT To ST. AnThony oT Long Beach, 6-O. Thus wiTh a Two-win, one-loss record The Bears moved inTo The C. B. I.. race. The TTrsT league 0pponenT was Pomona, which was one oT The mosT exciTing games during The season as The Red Devils were upseT I9- I 3! BUT The nexT Friday The Bears were smacked 25-I2 by The ChaTTey Tigers. Halloween nighT was one ThaT PoIyiTes would like To Tor- geT as San Bernardino walloped us 46-7I The Poly losing sTreaIc was exTended To Three games when The Redlands score was ZOQO. CoITon Then moved inTo Riverside Tor The Tinal game OT The season. The Bears surprised one and all by upseTTing The Tavored Yellow-JacIceTs I9-O! RICHARD HENDRY. Quarferback BOB SWARTLING. vga I I ' 'Q' Q C RighT Halfback CURTIS JAMISON, Fullbaclc JACK STARNES, An 'lf' QuarTerbacIc fl' 1555 ROGER FOLSOM, Lefi Halfback TOM JONES, Ii' in 7 RighT Halfbaclr FRED FARR, Q Fullbaclc ...-uv.. Page I00 I4 Riverside 32 Riverside , O Riverside I9 Riverside I2 Riverside 7 Riverside O Riverside I9 Riverside FOOTBALL SCORES I-Iunringfon Beach 9 0 Orange SI. Anfnony 6 C. B. L. Pomona Clwaffey . San Bernardino of might ERIK KUOPPA MAKI, Lefi' Tackle AL WALKER, Leif Guard EARL WHITE, Lefi Tackle CLYDE McDOWELL, Righf Tackle MARSHALL ANDERSON. Leff End DON UPTON, Leff Guard CAL PHILLIAN, Righi End GRANT STAGEBURG, Righi Guard CHARLES TUTTLE, Le'F+ Tackle Page IOI --,AP Redlands CoIIon BOB FISHER, Cenfer dnl'-9 'Nuff -r -:Er 4.12 uni I I J VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM. Row I: Cobb, AIbrechI, Busch, Whife, B, Fisher, J. Fisher, Nequeife, Carfer, Ander- son, Sfarnes, Parker, Jordon, Swarilinq. Row 2: Hendry, Walker, TuHIe, Dickerson, Crowder, Burke, PhiIIian, Jones, Jamison, FoIsom, Sfaqeburg. Row 3: Rice, McKinnon, I-IawIey, Marfin, Doyle, Townsend, Upfon, Kuoppa- Maki, Farr, Bonanno. Our bears sought JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM. Row I: Nash, Mariinez, Perfel, Fosier, Brannan, Jones, Nicks, Phyne, Gerow. Row 2: Bron, SandovaI, Rhind, Thomason, Zedekar, Rindone, AIIord, WiIsey. Row 3: Arends, I'IeIwig, Johnson, Guiiry, Naylor, Heafh, Bonine. Row 4: I-Iarvey, Geldreich, Roberis, Davison, Neison, Davison. Row 5: Welch, Espinosa. f 35 :jf f qq,5E'5f4 Ag .. f. QW E 4 'Qivdggfgligbjgg Z Wi?-4 .. WEA? QQ W ?Q 7? N, W4- f Q 9 Q Q -u Q . 3 I . 5 5 ' Q I 24' Q . . V 4 . fi' 'V - ' 'fair ,Qi-'fl A 1 EL-T9-Li' 1, ' w?'- AN .. 73.1 J..-Q E 2 . . . N : .., . MLA ,ifltt Q-, .,.,,:.1.f,.:5'Ik-'TL:,, v. if Q ' V fjflaavxg p. , 1,4 ': yr grit ' ' p- r-,W ' ' ' ' r 'FW I A .'!16P4-z',2gQ,..,v?, .c..,.,X :SM Mx f i1 l . qs CN. Page l04 Bob Fisher Forward Chucic Smiih Guard Dennis Timmons Forward George Harper Cenier Chuck Koveiy Guard Dean Deferman Cenier Roger Warren Guard Jacic Coffin Guard Poly's fighting hoopmen ef ' ex 5 FN 3 F rx ' X59 L ,o'if V 'Yr- A welcome addilion lo any game is a releree who cannol only referee well buf who can also acl as a parl- lime cheerleader. However, lhe referee above is simply calling a lie-ball, much lo fhe amazemenl ol 'rhe players. We losl rhis game 60 lo 54 lo Collon in a hearlbrealcing oyerlime period, The learn played good clean-Cul ball marched wilh dexlrous ball handling up lo lhe linal buzzer, and only a quirlc of fare lcepf us from winning rhig one. Roger Folsom Forward 39 Charles Burke Forward ig.. 'F Roger Todd Cenler 'Lx 1 Jimmy Fisher i -' Guard Q TN' x Page I05 49 Riverside 49 Riverside 69 Riverside 59 Riverside 42 Riverside 53 Riverside 6l Riverside 52 Riverside 56 Riverside 52 Riverside 46 Riverside 34 Riverside 59 Riverside 64 Riverside 7l Riverside 56 Riverside 50 Riverside Qimel says a Colfon man To The Three Bears, Dean Delerman, Chuck Kovely. and Charles Burke in anolher Thriller on 'rhe Poly hardwoods. BASKETBALL SCORES Elsinore 29 Corona 37 Boniia 26 Sanla Ana 45 Whiflier 47 . Chino 3l C. B. L. SCORES Orange 28 Challey 4l Colfon 57 San Bernardino 31 Pomona 50 Redlands 42 , Chafliey 49 Collon 70 San Bernardino 43 . Pomona 53 Redlands 75 The cagers pound i ' A x 1 3 4 2 ' 1 10 Rf Qi- . 'z 1 .X cs ,Q 'A' ' , ,- Q lf 1 J i if V A R S l T Y BASKETBALL TEAM. Row l: D. Timmons. C. Smilh, R. Todd, D. Delerf man. C. Burlce, R. Warren. Row 2: D. Boyes, manager: J. Coffin, B. Fisher, C. Kovely, G. l-larper, J. Smifh, J. Eishf er, Row 3: K. Dickerson, E. l-larvey, B. Smi+h, N. Cum! minqs, R. Sandoval, M. An- derson. Q yi 'QM 91:3 'O xi:- Sl fa:-YN .R AJ I X I x ' W 3 4 N nf! 'I Fr O J 4 Y fl I , Q xg- ., H. , Vi ,A 4 f lv R Q K 8 mfilll' J ' Z 1 li 5' - A x :V K Q 54 J f f , Y 1 WII5 Caiiqni in a picIcIe' beiween caiciier Jud Smiih and Jimmy Jordon, a RoIyI'1orseI1ider Irnniiciailv seeks a way oui. BASEBALL SCORES 5 Riverside O Riverside 4 Riverside 5 Riverside 7 Riverside I Riverside 2 Riverside 6 Riverside 2 Riverside 7 Riverside 7 Riverside 5 Riverside Riverside 9 Riverside 9 Riverside 6 Riverside 2 Riverside 5 Corona Newpori Redlands Chafiey Chino CoI+on Newpori Covina Rosemead Sania Ana Pomona Hemef San Bernardino . I-Iemei Rediands Clwafiey Colion 4 2 I2 6 6 3 2 7 4 I2 4 3 I5 2 4 3 I9 Roger I'3oIsom smacks anoiner baII oui inio Ieii field as ine Bears siari spring praciicte. BASEBALL TEAM elohn, Gonxales, Greenwood, Ewarf, Gilbert Row 2 n o aI o J do C b K veIy, Shearer. Row 3: Bayes. Heafh, Walker, Sm? I ar+I ng ambe on o e Fisher, Snider, Fo som. ,Y f?i '?of 1' QBQAR N05 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM R Bevinglon, Pagliuso, Crul, Bauman, Naylor, Bal: 2 M s Hl g S? lcland, Dickerson, Merrill PeHiN Ro 3 K' ad W ' I'lh I' c nsey Yoasf H be B ndges McElha n . Row 4: Torres, Rindonh, Rau. l I The Bear nine broughf oul spilces and bafs lo begin 'fhe season by edging The Redlands Universily Frosh I-O. The Tirsf round of The C. B. L. wenl ralher poorly wilh The Poly sliclcrnen bealing only Pomona and Redlands: bul lhey lared beller al The siarl ol The second swing of 'rhe circuil by clipping Challey 63. Then came a day we would like lo forge? as Col- lon clobbered The Bears wilh a wiclc- ed I9-2. l le's safe! No, he's oull Rudy Godeiohn goes info lhe air for The horsehide sphere as Jaclc Brown slides info base. We'll lel you come lo your own conclusion on The resull. Page l09 'F :ap- -U-ul... Beginning +he season wi+h high hopes lor anoiher C. B. L. championship, 'rhe Bears losi lhe swim- ming iille by a scanl few poinis. The season be- gan wi+h lhe aqua-bears bealing San Bernardino and Palm Springs in a fri-ciiy me-ei and nosing oul Chaiiey 46-20, Jrhen losing +o Whillier and Redlands. ln lhe C. I. F. lnvilaiional lvleel, Poly did lhemselves proud by raking ihird place. Jaclc Kennedy caplained The well-rounded Jream +ha+ broughl home numerous poinls and medals as each member spared no eiic-rl 'ro push lhe feam slanding +o record heighis. Showing us how he did il is our C.B.l.. champion-Tom Fox, who won iirsi place in diving compeliiion lhis spring. Page lI0 Up above lhe world so high is marvelous Marvin Gove, anoiher of Poly's swimming greals. Poly-wogs wmvW gpm-am' gs . s SWIMMING TEAM. Row I: Yinger, Waggaman, Price, Morris, Boyd, Dielerle, Coil. Row 2: Moe, Beverly, Williams, Fox, Grove, Duncan, McCracken. Row 3: Delerman, Mclnnis, Kennedy, Brannan, Roberfs, Sylord, Bob Kinney, Messner, Bill Kinney, Slearns. Coach l-lalloclc. Row 4: Weelcs, O'Cain, l-lanniq, Taylor, Bradley. Absenl wl'1en piclures was lalcen: Farr, Jones, Treadway. S Splash! Dielerle, Kinney, and Kennedy lwead for llne wafer in a medley relay a Duncan, Price, Kinney, Morris, Hannig, and Brannan awail +l'1eir lurn in anollwer excir- ing swim mee? ai The Y pool. '-part' 4 P L . 0-N K ,.D Poly's men of iron, 'rhe cross counrry Team, Take or? in anofher grueling run againsl Redlands. ll' surely look a lol of slamina and endurance To do all The hard running fha? 'rhese boys had 'ro do 'lo win lirsl place in lhe C.B.L. Over the hurdles Jumping The hurdles In championship form againsl Redlands are Lake, Plows, and lnaba, members of Poly's viclorious fraclc ream, who fool: lhe C.B.l.. crown. b abil. . 22:1 C.B.L. Champions. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM. Row l: Walker, Flows, Lopez, Her nandez, Perez. Row 2: Wlflifama, Myers Edwnrds, Milier, Sflnclnfield, Row 3: DownS Rich, Riqqs, Ricnarcs. Boyd. Row 4: GET more, Cfasfro, C'DOn0vnn, Beld, Shown! fer. Row 5: HON, layman, Twoqood, Her nandez, Ccmch Mumnm. TRACK TEAM, More C.B.L. Champions Row I Dempsey Gonzalo P ra R w 2 W H1 Imbl Pe z Row 3: Lake. Pfowa, WEfTIam Row 4 Hd dox Grnffn Johneon Row 5 Sampson Down nq Phllrp Wzplf Tmm, Turner, Row 6: Roseberry M4Her Townsend McHenry Fvrlrner Cin Qen DPWOITG Tnppnn H lrrr Bold, Hn-aio, Fhinerfy, McCar+ Pwr Row 7 Huckle ru e Wvfcw drhnez :wif-r rnc ri:-, LHWTNU. MQKNGN, Searle Harvey Rummer Coach Sieeke Cn1Cl'wMumrn3 Row 8 Sm Hx Dvylf P ff Kncnen, Gnnwre, Jonee, Nenueffe Maifby Marhn Dawson r1,, I X 3 ' e Wand A I Gordon Maloney, proclaimed by lennis experis as The mosl' improved player in lhe soufhland, displays his prize- winning serve. 9 2 6 3 7 9 8 2 9 5 4 TENNIS SCORES Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Slams, backhands, ,Chaliey Palm Springs Monrovia Palm Springs Elsinore Monrovia , Newpori' Chafiey Collon Newporl El Monle , , .Pomona , Coachella San Bernardino ll was undersrood rhal The fennis ream had begun iis pracrices when a swarm ol shirfless lig- ures were seen leaping aboui ihe ledges surrounding lhe 'rennis courls in search ol losl balls. Seven relurning leliermen made up rhe nucleus ol ihe leam which was coached by Bill Milsch. The lop singles men were Gordon Maloney, Larry Nelson, and lvlasarni Kono. A duo ol Gene lf-lughes and Dave Garnacho rnade up lhe iirs+ doubles Team. Page II4 O O 7 O 4 6 3 2 O I 8 O 2 5 v ffri'-Situ! 'A 1' Plenfy of acfion was seen up af +l'1e lennis courfs flwis year where Sandy Russ and Dennis Timmons, members of Poly's 'tennis leam, were busy slamming balls over flwe nel. and victories TENNIS TEAM. Row I: Edwards, Krinard, Russ. Timmons. Solberg, Camaglwo, Bond. Row 2 Coach Mifsclw, Nelson, G. l-luqlwes, R. l-luqlwes, Maloney, Colfen, Waife, Lummings. 0 Nu ' 'u . .lim .Tr i 9 ,ggr P, . .-.' 4 , 'Q' 1' ' 4 I 5 ' ,, 1 Q, , 'Z' ff Ay 1 ' . A' ' A f 4 '. 'j' k , W ' x , ' 'v .My -W, ' My , 1 ' 1 .Qi .- kk M I if 4 1 Q- Q ix N xv mgx -in my r 9 I 7 xx- .-f ' '95, , . Y it A. 5, E uiexxk 5 A N L . I 'af' Y ' ! ' .. ' '- ' Q. ..- , K - . 1 ,, ,,.- !-uh NNN' H -- , RMK ,K 'o .4 xl . 1 ' an X 1 5' 1 - - . 4 -K ,, Q 'ni AJ' Q sv s mf- ffmik, L- 5 . ,iw,,L9' . -9.5 21' .31 'I 1'-,H-'itJ, - 'wg Lvlffffk 95' 2' si:'!'iX .,l,4wf5,m,, P34 ,-55 ' 1 1-3 n ' -1 f 3 'tif V ., 'W 0 fl A f Yi, 's if T,, ix- ' Y . riff' , 1. . PHS 6.,, .gn A i f , , ,ig ' , . wb Ur' I 2 4.4 .', Y, ,Q , .mv , 1' X fi 4.1 It '77 fu' g...,4,,.,, .-1. . , .- . Q x I A4 A .i V J V Q 4 - 'I I V .,.f!,, , mn . . 1 1 fa. fig. ',J,- L. ' ,. I. ,- - 1 -,fl 'OW Q- f' 1 yu' . . .4 ' ' N NL- VW- fx' f'x ?-71 -1' ,,'- 'FV , ' 1 . v-iw ' ' L ,lf Qffklfx' v. '4 'Cf:?7:: X' 1 .- ' ke C Q- Capfain Milion R. Crab+ree and Masfer Sergeanf Roberl' J Farris They supervised all insiruclion and promoled +he social achvilies Rip marched The Uniled Slales Governmeni mainlains al Poly a Junior Reserve Officers Training Unif known as The R.O.T.C, Uniforms and equipmenl are supplied by lhe govern- menl. During a 'rhree year period 'The cadeis receive fraining in various fields: Tirsi aid, learning lo opera+e and care for nine differenl weapons, precision drill. physical development and learning mili- lary courlesy, mililary policy and leaching melhods. Besides all This rigid Training, +he boys have several social evenfs, one of which is rhe annual Mililary Ball. REGIMENTAL STAFF, Row I: Miss Sara Warner, sponsor, Cadef Major E. Sabo. Row 2: Cadel' Maior R. Myers, Cadef lvlaior C. Growden, Caclel Capiain T. Freeman, Cadel Maior B. Boucher. - -'LJ ' SECOND BATTALION COMMANDER AND A- STAFF. Row I: Caolel Capfain B. Rodriquez, Miss Susie Sf.. Clair, sponsor, Capt Major Meyer Row 2: Cade? Caplain C. Woollollq, Cadel Cap- Iain R. Clark, Cadel Caplain R. I-Iamm. l FIRST BATTALION COMMANDER AND STAFF. Row I: Miss Jerra Lynne Tyler, sponsor, Cadel Major J. Cummings. Row 2: Cade? Caplain D. Albert, Cadel' Caplain Smillw, Cade? Caplain D. Cochran, Cadel Caplain J. Walsh, Caclel Masler Sergeanl Sl1riner. and marveled DRILL TEAM-Bowers, Balcer, Moll, Purvis, McCue, Baclwus, Hudson, Plwares. Page II8 COMPANY A -Row l: Mariner, McCue, Jones, DeWolle, Keil, Kavanasix, Tyler Row 2: Fanlon, Kelclwm, Arviri, Barber, Sclwlobolwm, Scliuler, Cole. McDonald. Row 3 Simmons, Knox, Alwlswede, Barslow, Glidwell, Barlow, LeCocq. Row 4: Guzzi. Jones Schusler, Dinsmore, Gray, Emms, Kaiser. Row 5: Hudson, Smillw, Aslfmlord. at the COMPANY B -Row l: Morris, Vielen, Bowers, Spilsrxeuqle, Butler, Tlwomes. Row 2 DiSleFfano. Row 3: Zezula, Eller, Belanser, Salayar, Brady, Harris, Wilson, Todd Row 4: Vauslwan, Jasnusy, Slwullariberger, Paylon, Pallerson, Adamson, Taylor. Row 5 Kerns, Wliifman, Avery, Simmons, Inwood. COMPANY C -Row I: lvlyriclc, Maylworn, Fislwer, Greenlee, l-lillyer, Arclwibald, Troop, Hale. Row 2: Garrison, Jasper, Tlriorson, Tesler, Myriclq, Salferlield, l-lepner. Row 3: Jones, Parvis, Ericlcson, Davison, Sproule. Row 4: Pierce, Bash, lvlardoclc, Ramer, Monlee, Knullila. Row 5: Van l-lorn, Lamb, I-lolliss, Scoll, Torron. activities of DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS-Row I: l-Iawlliorne, Tom- linson, Manslwoll. Row 2: Shields, Blaney, While, Hel- rniclc, Gibson. Row 3: Loclce, Jorgensen, Websler, Nor- ris. Row 4: Jensen, Reynolds. Page I20 .5554 RIFLE TEAM-Row I: Zezula, Pliares, Al lison Lecocoi. Riow 2: Warber, Alberl Archibald, Boiler, McCue. Row 3: Jasper Geiser, Brier. S 1 S . .,-A., .l ,' p- ,z v - . 2' .1 . - 'M - ' - 9 , -' Q gn Q ' ' A' -Y M 5.1-Sv 1 A-ff'-fLil! .z : - J-' ,Q -ff +1- r '-v' , ' 'g ,. 'AJ ffgg, fFf,.9?5!S-33 ff- -:Q ff 7'3,gf'+ '1-Ui' 4: ' .. -3 Viv ,,.,.f 5 6' , 3- 'g Q, A -1-4 gi? A 3 !'.. , 1 N ,,,, ff5. fs, fa Q' .. f' W J' M dl f gn ul Ml'-' Q ' Q4 A av , af- 'm f N , ' ..,.- 1 i f 3- At' ,--TM 5 n , g f' Jia! r gp: ' l J , V I -' - 'hz A 1 . . . , . ' . ' l - 6, in 7 y I N nl. ' 1 Q-Q F' , fe rf' -Q' 7 0 1 5? 1 Aff.. ...S E- , .: ,W . T- -.-.- I ll' - b .. N'gg4J.-,2.,. '- B 5 mf-nv. 5,415 n .Q w 9 ,.. gf f - wa- 'ff M ws 2 .T T... ., 1 an ..,...-.9-au4.w+ .fr - v llhl Nlllllwlgw ff Q l :Q -XA ff +V , :, 1 yy f' ll , 0 J f W 0 Q , 5 3 fu X 'alt' ,, Xa M -o, 6? Such a happy gafheringl I wonder who fhey migh? be? Why i1 s a fac- ul1'y par+y! I fhoughi' feachers we-re siaid and reserved, bu+ +hese look al- mos+ gay! Me+hinlcs I'll grace fheir happy hall wifh my presence and per- chance find a small gif? in my sloclc- mg. Page I22 jx olclcsl The're's nofhing here! Why, il' looks so easy! Jusl reach in ancl pull oul' a presenl. Do you suppose +ha1' an educa'rion could show me how 'ro do lhal? Maybe an apple plus a bil' of polish could help me exiracf 'rhe secrei' from some well-educaled member of +he Nllxl ' GKMAKL 5 r Qs 5, lllllly pdge I23 Rip meets ou Affer only rwo years as Superinlendeni of Riverside's school sysrem, Mr. Bruce Miller has achieved fhe dislinclion of becoming one of The mosf popular men, nor only af Poly, buf in all of Riverside. His 'firsi' appearance af Poly was inferrupfed by a mud balh, during ihe Burbof inilialionq buf as soon as his suif was cleaned, he was back again doing all he could fo help and 'ro improve all lhings al' Poly. Lending iheir invaluable assislance lo The running ol rhe Riverside Ciry Schools is The very efficienl Board of Edu- carionq Mr. R. B. l-lampson, Mr. George Pooley, Mrs. Gladys T. Babcock, Mrs. Marie Bonnell, and Mr. Lewis P. Alabaslcr, presidenl. Wilhoul rheir aid in solving rhe space shorlage, Poly would noi have had ils l'wo new buildings, The dance gym and The music and speech rooms. Administrators Mrs. G. J. Tyler as pre-sidenf of 'rhe Poly P. T. A. lcepl The meelings in order and head- ed fhis organizalion To help promoie many achvihes here in our behalf Mr. Fred L. McEuen, +he ever smiling principal of Poly l-ligh, is always ready To lend a hand, wholher ii be in painl- ing Jrhe Girls' League Lounge or arranging for buses +o our our-ol-lown games. Macs smile greeied us in lhe halls, on lhe campus, in his office. or almosl anywhere we hap- pened io be. Rip found, as he goi 'ro know Mac befier, Jrhar Poly's genial principal had a big heari, a quiclc and ready wil fo lrid wifh all ol us, and a spirii ol friendliness Jrhalr endeared him lo all. For ihose shorlrened sixlh periods, lhe pep rallies lirsl period, ihe olher numerous small privi- leges, and lhar wonderful Poly spirir, we ihe sludenfs, say, l'Swoll job, Mr, McEuenl Page I25 If you were one of Jrhe many boys caughl' culling second period class for assembly. you possibly had 'rhe experience of a visil wifh Mr. George Wrenlmore, Vice Principal. Bul despile his unpleasanl' +asl4 of adminisfering discipline and giving demerirs, we all fhinlc he is lop flighf and as fine as Jrhey come. ln addifion ro his many ofher responsibilifies, he made possible our alhlefic schedule wilh fhe o'rher C.B.L. schools and also direcled 'rhe sfudenf body finances. TheiMighty Palience, lacl, lcind undersfanding, and a sense of humor can all be found in Miss Jean Thayer. our Dean of Girls. Since she is always ready and will- ing +o offer her experl advice for any problem rhal we send her way, if is no wonder fhal all of +he girls al Poly are anxious fo say Thank you! +o a wonderful friend. fl l-lere s one oT The busiesT people aT Poly, Mrs, Caroline Roblee. Besides being head of The English DeparTmenT and having Two English classes, she is assisTanT Dean of Girls and a counselor. IT cerTainly Takes a person oT im- measurable know-how To do so many jobs and do Them all so well. it X. Vice Principal? Well, ThaTs whaT some say: buT Then oThers say hes Their driver educaTion Teacher. So maybe you may Thus Take your choice. BUT one Thing we all know Tor cerTain is ThaT hes a greaT guy - Mr. Edward C. Weir. Six Tops on anybodyls lisT is Mr. RoberT Clyde whom everybody meeTs some Time during The Three years aT Poly, As Guidance Direc- Tor, he Takes a real and personal inTeresT in all our problems of deciding on colleges and careers and in generally encouraging us To pursue our chosen Tields. DisTemper! ThaT's a new one on us: buT To Mr. Thorson, The ATTendance Supervisor, iT's iusT anoTher of The hundreds of excuses lf7'?l Thaf come inTo his oTTice every day. 'QP C Helping Tlwe undecided members oT Polys sTudenT body solve Tlieir problems oT planning Their programs and Choosing Careers was The iob oT These giTTed people who were our counslors. Mr. Rupel, Mr. KUTCT1, Miss Sclrinee, Mrs. Mul- lcey, Mrs. Roblee, Miss Riclcard, Mr. Casey, and Mr. Clyde. Here was efficiency! Keeping The records sTraigTnT and unTangling The red Tape Tl1aT always seems To come up even in Poly's eTTicienTly run oTTice are The secreTaries, easily worTl1 Their weigl'1T in gold. Row I: Mrs. K. Jones, Mrs. A. Brainard. Row 2: Mrs. T'l. Godon, Mrs. B. Hodge. Looking up Those evasive caTalogues Tor The sTudenTs who were planning To aTTend college. was one oTTT1e num- erous jobs perTormed by Mrs. E. Uber, Mr. Clyde's sec- reTary. Keeping Track of The evasive sTudenTs who weren'T even planning To aTTend Poly was TT1e iob oT Mr. TL ll .1 , A+ ' M Xl c I- ,J L4 We Whalever would we have done wilhoul Mrs. Lambis assislance in looking up all lhose spe- cial books fhar we had ro have for ierrn papers and exlra reporrsl Wilh a library filled wifh l3,5OO books, if was cerlainly won- derful having a librarian who look such a special inieresl in all our reading. Along wi'rh Rila Larsen +he sludenls a+ Poly say Hlhxanksl' for +he help rendered in our behalf. 'Vi ' C' Wien-, - 44... C -al Poly siudenls can enioy lhe lac- ililies of lhe Library where fhere are many booksxlor pleas- N ure reading and reference. in 1 1 , X V .Ip . Q w 4 ., l ,f i i f 1 Ch, fhaf sivorried look expressed on fhe faces of 'rhese s'ruden'rs as fhey awaif fheir denfal in- speclion by Dr. l-lelyn Gilkeson, ful school nurse. help whoever nf lhe docfor or T' L., . 'Mrs Roblee, Miss Henry, Mr. Haering, and Mrs. Wybourn are iusf four of Polyis popue lar English leachers, who helpeol us lo learn enyfhing from nouns and verbs 'ro The poelry of Brel' l-larle. Mr. William Bell III slrilces a pose of individual clignily las usuall as he lislens fo his associales fe'l of lhe day s happenings in lheir various English classes. Miss Mc- Keever musl have had a whopper. Sealed are Miss Mc- Marlin, Mrs. Brauli, Miss Mclfeever. Sfanding: Mrs. Pafferson and Mr. Bell. .mf L' From Shakespeare Mr. Scanflebury, fo fhe arnusemeni of his fellow Eng lish feachers, Mrs. Wolf, Mrs. l-larlwell, Mrs. Thomp son, Mrs. Elelcher, and Mr. Ferris Bell, recifes Shake peare fhe way if should be donel7l L to shorthand ...- l-lelping Mr. Wrighl wilh his boolclceeping problems are Mrs. Rooney and Miss Smilh. Even lhe experls somelimes need help. Cerlificale Tesls. speed diclafion, +ranscrip'rions-- No. From The smile on Edward Davisons face, Mrs. Maf- shorfhand lSf1ll exaclly a foreign language, buf almost lhews and Mrs. Ferrall have convinced him fha? punch- Miss Schnee and Miss Elliofl slrove fo leach us ifs mys- inq A, S, D, F, isn'f as hard as il's lceyed up fo be. Teries, all for fhal small card saying lhaf we passed The l2O and could fake commercial speed diclalion. 'lf ,' ff , ,uf - , ffzwf li I . Mr. Adams assures his lellow social sludies colleagues, lvliss Riclcard, Gerry Gilligan, and Georgia Manners Mr. Erwin, Mr. Smilh, and Mr. James, lhal Columlousi read one ol lhe many inlormalive arlicles on early lheory is slill correcl and, despile Alom Bombs and Soulhweslern Indian civilizalion lrom a magazine in 'l'l Bombs, lhe world is slill round. their world hislory class. Ri discovered a round world 1 P , xy 4., , lllf - l . . . Pulling lhe idea ol slale and local governmenl nnlo lhe heads ol lhe seniors was lhe job ol lhese Amerie can Inslilulions leachers Mr. Kulch, Mr. l-ladwiger, and Mr. Sevaly. Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. lvlullcey laughl us lhe ups and downs ol our personalilies in Sociology. lWe can blame il all on lhose crazy lillle chromosomesll Lmoensmp- QM 5, , M . and the moon, too Under llwe welclilul eyes of Mr. Her- per and Mrs. Blalcesley, Bill Pellwam looks al paris ol' his dissecfed frog under flue microscope wliile Belly Carder siarids as lar away as possi- ble. Mr, Cooper and Mr. Barlo, clwemisiry and physics leaclwers, demonslrafe 'the use ol various weallwer inslrumenfs fo Lois Rilz and Dennis Weelcs, wlwo sfill believe 'rliaf grandma's corn is accur- ale enough for Riverside. Mr. Bush, Mr. Sloever, Mr. Buflerfield, and Mr, Shepard proudly display some of 'rhe of-Igg-winning worlc done in 'rheir err classes. '--av' 'mi Nor all of us were lorlunafe enough lo be born wifh arlislic lalenf as l.issa Gurney, N Harry Albrechl, and Richard Warber were, and 'rhey were cerrainly luclcy ro have re- ceived all The help and encouraqemenf i H g7ven in lhe arf deparfmenr. H lf From Mr. Lisl, Mrs. Yarbrough, Miss Schulze, and Mr. Boolh, los pro- Miss Finley and Miss Gilberl pa'rien'lly en fesores del espanol, proudly display one of The many awards won deavored To leach us how lo conluqafe by lhe Lalin American Club for 'rheir various aclivilies in school. and decline Those evasive liHle Lahn words Wu-in l ma., ffl Xb! L. Burneil, Y. Riclceiis, D. Sireeier, G. Manners, F. Smflh J. Caslcey, and A, Davis, enioy fi meal cooked in 'rheir lcocis classes and gel caughl up on lhe days happenings. artichokes to zippers Losf bobbins, wrong color ihread, and a sewing machine Mihai iusi won? work are some of The many slories heard by Miss Coleman and Mrs. Zehnpieniq in 'rheir various sewing classes. Rachel Corona finally found lhal bobbin in lime To oe? lhai ' A' grade on her blouse. Miss Schouler, Miss Lindsay, Miss Procior, and Miss Obsi fake lime oui for a cup of 'rea and show us fhai ihey can praclice wha? ihey preach in iheir homemalcing classes. Ns.. QP ,V ,,- , Xxx ISM'- 'I iusl can? seem lo undersland il, says Anne Suverlcrup lo Mr. Eclcel, Mr. Duncan, and Mr. Casey who by now are quile used lo lhese lam- iliar words alwaysihearcl in 'lheir malh classes. 1' -1' ' f' ss X V33 -A' JJ If wks --A, , :jf .fx YJ, 9--W..- Lsvbw hx 0151, 7 V612 BX X 'Q ', 7-Jfr' -.Rs ,KL 3 rj Q3 63-1 ' K JJ!6j9 1,3 'ff7d,' 'rf ,ffy - AA! J-KN VX, 0 JK QB Fx, . W 19' NDBYQ .JJ , Y -'f K ' CSS! , L' Fir 7 ' 7 ,fx 1 V7 irikx- fl QV7 fs iff' Qifief 'ff Q., of ' g, if Y 3 X 7-- if X s , Teaching us how fo square fhe circle was fhe iob unclerlaken by Mr. Dixon. Mr. Bigbee, and Miss Thorsen, malh leachers. Malh is no easy subiecl lo leach and even harder 'ro underslancl, buf wilh mafh leachers like Mr. Rupel, Mr. Deeler, and Mrs. Rush, square roofs. ralios, and polygons become more easily under- srood. Duane l-linshaw llooking as if he could do loellerl and Coke Meier are inleresfed speclalors as Mr. Maccuish, wilh 'rhe help ol' Mr. Raymer and Sherrie l-'larrisi eager parlici- palion demonslrales 'rhe arl of acling as laugh? in lheir drama classes. fl unders about. Mrs. Emerson, Miss Burke, Mrs, XNellborn, Mrs. Barlon, and Mrs, Sharp, girls physical educalion leachers, ge? logelher lo discuss 'rhose problem hockey rules lhal are so hard lor us ol lhe younger generalion lo undersland. Claudia Sedgwick and Richard l-lendry may look like angels buf don? lel' 'rhern fool youl They iusl' wanl' good grades lrom fhe music leachers, Mr. Derick and Mr. Whil- aker. From lhe lennis courls lo 'rhe swimming pool and from lhe lrack +o lhe baseball diamond came lhe coaches for +his picfure. They are: Coaches Mumrna, Milsch, Sfeele, Sleponovich, Halle. Hallock, Rile, and l-lammerschmidf. Ts. I 4 v. 1 ll 13' .elg -ng--v l-lals ohf lo Mr. Epp and lhe boys in lhe prinl shop who Prinled The SPOTLIGHT, rhe play end dance programs, and even lhose dernerir slips! l-lere Mr. Epp is helping Pele Ellioll sef The lype lor Jrhose indispensable lillle guides lhe Bear Feeds lor I953-54. Taking lheir lives in Their hands by leaching 'fhe sophomores how +o drive were lhese brave driver edbcalion leachersz Mr. Eynon, Mr. Probsl, Mr. l-leafh, and Mr. Marlin. Thank goodness lhe Cars have dual conlrolsl Rip talked cars Trying io line up lhose lillle cars isn'l' as easy as if looks, as Joe Arcieniega knows. ll you c:an'l do if, fhough, don r be worried. ll's only a depih perceplion lesl and a parl of 'rhe driver educafion course. fi B' Taking lime ou? lrom lhe sound ol lalhes and roar- , ing pipes lon cars lhal isl for This Koala picture are: Mr. Hicks, Mr. Carlson, and Mr. Prikeli. And how does vom garden grow? The boys in agricullure Courses had liflle lrouble in mak- ing lheirs grow wilh all +hose new ideas fhal Mr. lzrosl laiiqhl Them in Ag -shop. and Shop. Mr. Lizfhy gives some ewperf advice lo Boi: Searle on lhe line arl of scale drawing in his mechanical drawing class, 1 r A x X W2 Theres no sleeping in lhe shops Mr, Mosher dwell. Nof wilh buzz going all day. gd 'il-low much wood can a wood shop chop? askl, Bob Babcock. Ask any woodshop sludenl and he ll lell you lhal chopping a chair leg oiil ol a block ol wood is no easy lask. where Mr, DuBois, Mr, Ingersoll, and saws, lalhes, grinders, and arc welders ami Q 233, if W..- fv f H W Ili M Nw-up 'X-1 15. ffff W E ,JB ' 'ff , cf ...ffl For qualify clofhes in sfyles you enioy a+ prices you can afford, do as Claudia Sedgwick and Dean Delrerman do. Shop af ROUSE'S, 3834 Main S+., for Hue be-5+ in Jrown. Page I4I -C in-' l Q? Ann Julie Rilchof loolcs very much pleased wilh The suil she has chosen from Grayson's complele line of wearing apparel. She lcnows fhaf no mal- ler whal The occasion is, Grayson's, 3727 Main S+., has 'rhe approprialre ouhfif. ' W3 ' 7 l NY-X xxim WN . WENYWX ' 'ill' ,' '.f -' x 9 - ng! s ..., 0 f 1 if Denny Eubanlcs fries ou? a new Philco TV se+ while Freddy Farr loolcs wonderingly al The maze of wires and bulfons in fhe back of The cabinet For +ha+ new lelevision sei or radio be sure 'ro see fhe fine selecfion al lhe Radio Equipmenf Company, 3996 Main S+. . Ph If 'P' Wi+h gradualion alrnosl here. Joe Paller- son lcnows lhal Swee+'s clolhing for men al 3789 Main Sfreel' is Jrhe besl place fo go for +ha'r new suil. Carolyn Kiolselh hearfily approves ol Joe's seleclion from fhe fine sloclc ol men's suils a+ Swee'r's. P Y Y . . , T j 4 :'CE- -f' Tahlie Edmonds gels some able assislance from Jim G-iddings while Ann Suverlcrup walches. This sunny scene was lalcen a+ LaGranada Swim Park, I0366 Wells Avenue, where lun in The sun is guaranleed. Spacious 45x90 pool. Complele modern lilfralion. Qpen evenings in season from May 'ro Ocloloer. Picnic fables and Bar B-Q available. Special rares for large par- lies. Learning 'rhe do's and donl's of piclure faking from Mr. Sirlrs is Ralph Marlin. l-le knows lhal Riverside? pholographic headguarlers for bolh slill and movie equipmenl is Sirlrs Cam- era Shop, 3643 Main S+. Sue and Lenore Tegland loolc over lhe well sfoclced shelves al Keysfone Drug Company, 3799 Main S+. lT's lun 'ro be able lo choose your cosmelics from such a wide selecfion al such low prices, says Sue. Advance Cleaners 70l2 Magnolia Ave. 35:9 Eighlh S+. 2479 Eighlh S+. ,L gg. ,ri BVE UE DRY CLEAN ERs 5... All llnis beaury overwhelms us, a prelly qirl and beaulilul TV sei, Tool Alllwougln +l'ie model. Pal Donnaud, doesnf come wirlw +l1e sei, a ser irseli is well worlh rlwe considerelion ol anyone inleresled in 'rele- vision, Mission Radio and TV Shop, 5472 Mission Blvd., nor only sells TV sels and radios buf repairs rliem, guaranleeing ilweir excellenl worlc. l l All sei lor llial big dale! is Parly Jenkins willw a new hair-do from Clarlc's Beau+y Salon, 3758 Eighflw Sf. Rose Alessio and June Tlwomas enjoy a lasly snacl: eller srrenuous shopping rrip, af Carmen's Cafe, 9426 iviagn Ave., Arlingfon. ,tuwigxxi Q fr xxlxxxx b f, FN , -gixxl j Y Siu '5' e 5 N I fox f ,xX i 'ix' iv x ,, N in Fl Ig I l 1 , 'l,f 1 ii, One of ihe rnos+ beaulriful drive-in +hea+ers in Sourhern Cafiiornia can be found riqhr here in Riverside. Wiih Hs modern snack bar and playground for rhe kiddies, fhe RUBIDOUX DRIVE-IN THEATER, Mission and Opal Sfreeis, Wesi' Riverside, furnishes The besf in movie enferfainmenf. Page l45 Richard Hendry lcnows lhal for 'rhal special dale a spec- ial corsage is always welcomed. And for fhal special corsaqe. Donnell's Florisi Shop, 3697 Main S+., is lhe place fo go. Page I46 JY, Ronnie Prilchard and Bill Cooper agree Thar for rhose screwdriyers, wrenches, hammers, and ofher perplexing irems lcnown as Tools lwhich consfanfly bewilder lhe female half of lhe speciesl, Corbin's Tool Shop, 3589 Main Sf., supplies helpful and courfeous advice along with 'rhe Tools. Norma Ross is proving ro Barbara Archer lhal Banks Drug Company, 3698 Main S+., is lhe besf place +o go for fhose l always necessary cosmelics. Dyk gil UGG. Avenue, is cerfainly +he place rugs or TV sefs lhal you rnighf need. back she's 5589 ., y p . . Pearl Wade is only one of The sfafl ready 'ro help you wifh any cleaning problems you mighr have. Camilla Baugh lcnows lhar her swearer will come beaulifully cleaned and nol all sfrelched our, for learned from experience lhar EI Rancho Cleaners, Mission Blvd does qualil work a+ low rices Mrs fl!! .,..,,.....s..-6--l- tae, -' 4, D x. 'fif- Jusl loolc al all fhe advanrages of This new, gleaming while O Keele and Merril? gas range, says Joan Anderson. The Arlingion Furnifure Sfore, 9507 Magnolia +o go for any new household appliances, lurnirure, 'lOh, for lhe life ol a secrelaryp says Joan Coppo lo Belly Shellon. 'especially when we can have as neal lur- ni+ure as 'rhey have al Tiernan's. For rhe besl in office equipmenl and furnirure, go To Tiernan's, 4045 Main S+. NX- 2' FIX lx . Q-sri' . -A' A fffT fi- , kip A l, ' j X 1 S 'gi I 'nw if V ' ju. 'V K K' I fl. D x If ' I 'm,m, A-54, 1 f , A1 i as-I ,i I X ' Vx A XXX Y ' , I ll f y MSN V ' ....4, -f 5 ' MMA, 4 Q 1 ,Q 3 P ?.3,?,W J K 4 V xlf .ffl 'A' .ff-.Iii 1 W I T.. - 'MW W ' .Ai-.fiww s M ll , L i 'fa , L e.w,, CTI an , 3 f l ? 000 T ' X! l im and Bob ,lone-N lake lime owl lrom llweir lwomeworlc lo enjoy ii luollle ol pop from llmeir new relrigeralor from Fellows-Tcnnell Appliances, 3545 Main S+. For llne bed in any lype ol lwouselwolcl applifirwes see Fel- lows-Tennell Appliances. fluwl wlml l nefxl lor ciolleqclll exclainn Mary Wilson as -,lm iiclmirea- wonwe ol llwo loeaulilul luggage lrom Rnsmus3on's Saddlery, 3544 Eighfh S+. lfnloyinq lin impzfimplzi lazy ,ev Un i' Don's Music Company, 3549 Main Sl., lair: Bill lfsylwl, Dorninim' Felicella and Bill Cooper. Don's Music Company orovidex mini: ilwul Qirnoeleel Yrwlvuiflinv' on kill in afrumenh. ll looks as Though Ruwxell Clmrnbezlnin ii. fryinq lm Kell Bill Noble one ol llne many line bmriclu ol piairil lrom Magnolia Painl Cenfer, 6545 Magnolia Ave. 'll'-, ai good buy, Bill. And if you need any olner pfiinlinq sup plies Magnolia Pain? Cenfer lmu Hmm fill. ...asv 'YUM E5 mu xx 1 iii' Slide over and lel me in, loo. says Dixie Hogan Jro Shirley Woods. l+'s nor fair fo keep all Thar smoorlw Ponriac slylinq and riding comlorr fo yourself . Don Gilmore, 3390 Eiglwfh S+., is rlwe man lo see for llwose line Pon+iac cars. Page l50 Cheney's Music House, 393i Main S+., can always provide you wiflw llwe besl in records, sl1eel music, radios, phono- qraplis, TV gels and musical inslrumenls. Eben Wfiqqfamriri vcvlnxe'-, in llwe clweerlul surroundings of a room lurniglmed by BelI's Maple Shop, 6690 Brocldon Ave., as Barbara Moe com- pleles llwe scene. ,xv nr, i STEAKS SANDWIBIIES l'larry's Drive-ln, 6470 Magnolia Ave., is The homo oT such heavenly Hamburgers ThaT people beaT a paTh To iTs door. The reTreshing sodas, Thiclc malTs, and delicious shoesTririg poTa- Toes, p is all Their oTher good Tood, make eaT- ing aT l'larry's a pleasure. K4 1.1 5 i' 1 F I 'lx I ig .. :S 1 x Ailene WhiTe and PaT Chapman may disagree on The Type oT bandages To use, buT They boTh agree ThaT Bowser and Banks PrescripTion Pharmacy, 3760 TwelTTh ST., is The besT place To go Tor medical supplies and prescripTions. Doing a liTTlo wishTul Thinling i' lffwid Wood nal flmf we blame him. The l:neauTiTLil VVesTinghouse TV se-T is only one of The many on display aT The Glenn Radio Shop, 6655 Magnolia Ave. They sell TV seTs and radios and service all malces and models. Loolvl lsnT This lamp preTTyl exclaims Sara War- ner. Yes, buT see whaT I Tound, answers Luanne Lewis. PicTured are only a Tew oT The many Treas- iires To be Tocind aT The ImporT Shop, 6655 Mag- nolia Ave. Carelull Don? brealc fha? plalel' exclairns Par Dales as slie liands H' lo Marvin Morrison lo pul in his place a+ +l'ie lwead of +l'ie lable. Beaufiful cliina arranged on a lovely fable and beauliful furnifure in a charming sel- Jring provide lor a wonderful evening. For furnifure flial is bofli pleasing lo Jrlie eye and serviceable iJr's WESTBROOICS, 3750 Main S1'ree+. A iiiii X lil Page I53 No mailer lwow lwarcl Marilyn Wells and Sally Filer pull, final big door iusl won'1' come open because llie Cifi- zens Nafional Bank, 3800 Main Sfree+, is made slrong slruclurally and financially lo keep your money safe from bandifs like llwese lwo. Page I54 UV Noralee Koldewyn, Ju- dy Morgan, and Belly Clark are all sel for summer vacalion in llmeir Trim sporis oulfils from Carpen+er's De- parfmeni Sfore, 9477 Magnolia Ave., Arling- lon. 0 I lnnl, - T .Q x .x X4 4,4 H 53 fii r gi if ix 2 Q - -- te i 'f B733 N,-,.,..y. F! a -131. 'V . il' , . Helping Mavis Preslon find 'flue riglil slioes lou llie riqlwl occasion is Dick Sliirlc. Bu? ol course Pres+on's Heallh Spof Shoe Sfore, 6542 Magnolia Avenue. always has llie riqlwl slfioe al llwe riglfv price for any occasion. The popularily ol Tuxie'S Drive-ln al' Jurupa and Magnolia Ave., can be clearly seem lwere willw llie number of Poly slu v deals buying llwose delicious Hamburgers, lliiclc malls, and spicy chilli-dogs. .uf- T o S us mllw 1+ in lwoml liw lo mply my wal e ei lier Cleo are Cwuclc Kovely lo Don l-lemon From now on i s M Gra'rh and Ol son, 3869 Main S+ree+ lor me willw ils line se- leclion ol cilollwes lor menfl Judy Ford and Joyce Engel know Thal for Hwe lalesf slyle in balhinq sulrs, Kris+y's, 396i Main S+., is Hue place lo go. Kris'l'y's also carries a conwplele line of women! clolhlnq. Do vom wenl lo Welch wreslling or Hwe fashion show? Jerry Barlo aslcs Janice lullle in 5 rare mood ol Indulgence, as lhey prepare lo Jrry owl one of Huose beamilul TV se-ls from Bucl'1anan's TV Shop, 3654 Main S+. Bucl1anan's carries The besf and services Hue rest Bill Pelham loolcs, over his sull lor graolualion, rernemberlnq Hwel if coals io li+He lo loolc your besl when you have your clolhes cleaned af el Palace Cleaners, 3420 Main Sf. ' 1 Enioying rhar bil of afrerschool relaxafion are Ellen Slainbroolc, Marguerife Doss, Diane Myers, and Mimi Neaulf. They lcnow rhar +he delicious food Kus+ner's serve will always help ro erase 'rhe cares of school. They lcnow, foo. Thar For +hal new 'rube ol lipsliclc or any orher cosrne+ic, Kus+ner's Pharmacy, 38l5 Main S+., carries a cornpleie line. Clolhes made ro relax in are 'these comforfable casuals from Leonard's, 3775 Main S+. Cheryl Eide and Donna Jay lcnow from experience fhar Leonard's is Tops in sryle selecfion and budge? prices. The happy smiles on lhe laces ol Bill DeWolle and Susan Kell rellecl lhe smoolh slyling and comforl of a room furnished by lhe Mission Furnilure Slore, 36l5 Main Sfreef. ' A r , ,A - . ' O , . I. j:'1 is Fil ,.Mg ' ' 3l'fg r ' ' rl, ue- 3 :J Long a lavorile ol Those in 'the lcnoww, The Hudson conlinues 'ro pace lhe lield in driving performance and cuslom slyling. Here Marilyn Marlcin and Colne Meier gel sel lor a smoolh ride in a new l953 Hudson from Moore Mofors, 3506 Main Sfreel. Page l59 ll's a fre-al lor l-lighligh+, The dog, and a 'rreal e for YOU le lleve e new Velrlqefelef lrem TaYl0r'5 Jim Derris has lound exaclly whal he wanls, as APPlle Ce5' 4043 Mein Sl- -lane and NGUCY Kell everyone always does. al Don Cree's Men's S+ore, lf1OW+hG+ W5 e lfeel eel' lime le lreele el -leYler'5 3937 Main S+. Cree-'s carries a complele line of for The besl in household appliances. rnenls Glowing. . Weddings . Porfrails . Commercial Jackson Ingham, Jr. Sluclio of Phofography 3765 Tenfh Sf. Phone I-0327 jk JW Page l60 .pm Oul lor a lesl ride in a new,brea+l'1+alcing I953 Oldsmobile conyerlible are Janice Brumgardl, Dicla Pearl, Pally Cage, and Jimmy Dunn. Tlwey lcnow llwal lor llwe smoollwesl in riding ccmlorl. Rubidoux Mofors, 3595 Marlcef S'rree+, is Hwe place lo go. P' alll' ' , Q. naw: gm gulf - .... :1,.:n ,.-an l'r loolcs as if Jaclcie Lowe is a liflle undecided aboul lwer choice buf Virginia Adams lwas already made up her mind. Bolrh flie girls agree fliaf for flie besf in shoes. Coffins. 3877 Main S+ree+, has flue rigl1'r pair al flue riglml price in boflw men's and women's slyles. -an-.....,,,,, 5 -'.,-pi-f:Q:3g1?.ff f 5 ., L 7,15 .' rnK3 g!t ij, 1 ' E' X I E 5 5 . . -4 '1 '? ':1' , - -,...L,.. , ,Q - , 1 A 1 Ex-il 3 - .f Q i Q E aw l 5 gunman if 'x 2. Q sgi' fi rm 'xl l 1. 4 Nu .I .1- Il 'xl ,I E 8 S 9 1 1' .. 1 nv 1..,. .-I ' ,,,.,-- : W ,.,pf 7. i A 1: . ft Q ' -ll ' . ,.1 5-1 .1 i in . A' - -N ' 0- 41 W PJ. 3 , 6 'fads 1 ' A. A, ,pk 2 ' 5 5 l ' --'au-nm-fsztmk M V 1 KL. ' t 13 - , K . 4 mr fn W 4, M 4 5 gn'bl.,!. 1. L -u ' 4 ff '14, o V - S 1 ,rg - E.: ' f Q. Q - 0 l 'll' 3 - I . I Rf ' N- m. 5, .. , v U . ' ' it 1 .u ,Z XX:-s,,,amQ,x A f -ff.. -1. 'Q' H an vp i l .sf 'K ' '-4? b'Y -ff uf 1:-,Q ml , ff 2 e, c X 4 X O- . , 'Si'+ :- . ' U 5 V- -' 7' liffiafi f f- - 31-,5,.2:,' ,,. l jf' ug, mai - . , , Y ' ,Wi e - Q ,A mv-- f J 5+-Q, L X l X' '1 , ' Q- , Q 9' JH-b ' ' ' ' ' A 1, YQ' V . XX twat v 4 .d -.N ,,' , Q. . 1- e V: is 1 4 ' :f X- : 1 . X . N . X-3 rf' - ' 'FF'-'N gb Fxfegg N, 6 ll. --qw ' f ' ' ' IYYSIQQ-+L, 'V A : i ,3uae2Lo.A. . - wil Us-'N D ,,- ,X ,. ff- ..-. X Marcie Losee agree-5 wilrh Madene Hodge Thar S+edman's, 38II Main S+., has jewelry of 'rhe finesf qualify and in Hwe besf of Tasre. ' 'H nu I E 52 sz 5 E COUPON j E Good for 52.00 Credi+ E : on Merchandise af E E STEDMAN'S Jewelers 2 : S2 S2 E Nor good if defaclwed-This offer expires December 3I, I953 Page I64 Claire Flaherly, Valerie l'lamillon, and Jean Brimmage loolc righl al home in These cozy sur roundinqs lhaf could be in your home if your furnishings were boughl af S+ou+y's Furnilure Co., 4240 Main S+ree+. John Schnur displays one of lhe many line lypes of fire' arms fo Jim Coil lhaf are available al Thresher's Sporfing Goods, 3774 Eigh+h S+. Thresher's also carries a com- plele line of alhlelic equipmenf. -'df' Wi+h so many beaulilul shoes lo choose from, l iusl can? malce up my mindf says Karen Crew, lo Barbara Caslle, 'lancl The price won l ruin my budgel eilherf' For 'rhose beaulilul shoes al budge? prices E+ f, Greenwood's Shoe Ou+le+, 380I Marlce+ S+ree+. -11.5 mw- ' msg 1 s Those look wonderful for dress wear, says Roberla Phvllis Perrln ancl, Sheila Olson '0OliSfl'OUQl1+'1eY d Sfewari lo Janice Slwaclcleford, bu+ l wanl' some- really found 6 Qarmyal Ol Values al 5 Valgiable ming more Casual.-I Ehiher Way you lock 6+ it gage To shop, Rio Vis'ra Pharmacy, 5458 Mission v . Winsler's, 395I Main S+., has slwoes +o fill your every need al a price you can well afford. ggi' mmm!! 5.Ql7' 'N-. Cli- . I., X F i 1 : QV'-'u- Z : I cf ir . e3 'Afs Q, 'Yr' :UT a+ 19 -- .2 .-ml: SeHled comforlably in llweir pleasanl surround- ings are Dennis l-luloer and Beverly Hadley. They lcnow llwal for comforl and qualify al budgel prices, Vogel Bro+hers Furnifure Sfore, 5664 Mission Blvd., is 'flue place 'ro go. 'i lgenllemen may preler blondes, bul blondes land even brunellesl prefer a Dodge, declares Pally l-larnaqe lo Janel Jones, and a new Dodqe lrom Moss Molors, 3574 Marlcel Sl., beals even fa choice diamond any lime. Remember llwal special occasion willw llow- ers lrom Riverside Florisls al Main and Elevenlh Slreels, as Dave Lang has done. Alice Dibler is, as anyone would be, de- liqlwled lo receive such a beaulilul gill. ,..---i..- .x, .' fgy :gg T A , ..--a Whellier you re on a dale or willi llie qanq, you re always assured ol a good lime ul llwe Riverside Bowling Academy, 4075 Main Sl. Here Belly Carder receives some en- couragemenl lrom Garry Gilliqan as she prepares lo bowl anollier line. ax, ...A Marion , ii1, fq lll' ell S! Z ',?g., W... ' Alessio, well-lcnown TV enlerlainer and accordian Teacher, shows Bobby Coppo a few ol The lechniques of playing 'rhe accordion. The Alessio Accordion Sfudio, 3608 Van Buren Ave., in Arlingfon, sells, renls and Teaches The accordion. RI . Q-,g x P r' P4 i C.: -' s' q iw ' 531' ' will ,, I b 1' s W ss rSigilIf5bs ' ' Looking al plans lor fhe new Poly High modern dance building now under consrruc- lion are Joanne Moise and lvlr.l'larbach. The plans were drawn by Bolfon C. Moise, Jr., member ol fhe American lnslilule of Archilecls. For lhe besl in building plans and slrucrural supervision see Bol+on C. Moise, Jr., AIA., 35l4 Nin+h Sf. 'Q Through lhe day in fashions from REYNOLDS, 4l29 Main Sfreef, are Parry Huber, dressed for a day al Jrhe beach: Jerra Lynne Tyler, ready lor a special dale: Marnee Mae Tyler in her casual pedal pushers and iaclcel lor her early morning houseworlc, and Susie Sl. Clair, dressed lor a shop- ping rrip 'ro lhe ciry. Page I69 is 1 i 1 fldfzlll 3- Jk - ll l had a million dollars l'd buy oui This slorel Jus? loolc ai The huge seleciion of records 'rhey have in sioclcf' says Marsha Moore 'ro Jeanie Parleiie. 'They go from Brahms +o Boogie and Bach again! From now on if s ihe De Bellis Music Company. 3630 Eigh+h S+., lor mel' De Bellis' also carries a fine siock of sheei music and musical insirumenis. 7 Of Vada, knit inoiiisirioasiy as Pai Cooper holds up her Riverside V siole for S erie Harris' inspeciion. For lqniiiing supplies and helpful inslruciion do as ihese Three did. Go +o lhe Wi+'s MISSES' End Yarn Shop, 40I6 Orange S+ree'I'. 81 WOMENS - Fashion Clothes 3855 MAIN Farmer's Fair ancl Fes+ival of Riverside Couniy a+ Hemel, From Augusi' 26 +0 30. Page l70 L Qjyjiffbf L WJAHMMJN JW! iwilkjfjwnlyfjym J Wwwwwkj MA fWjWfls K dCOPNY LL? W 7 WAMWLQMWM 24 awww! w'9fE0 MU ,gxfw 'S H X N' V, Sq -QR Q ' x S H1 dM' R' 'd CI'fi wx j ' X W Mfvff 7 LV ,714 NeJ5?!5yj -. . 7 K fi 'Wi ' . f fc, ' ,C 1 .fl .,q,1p.l.A. I ,410 ,M tj-0 f A j ff I 5 , as , an f I I ,fVb'C Qidih fL4W'YYLk 'Z? X! A 6, fvv-x.4 ,L 1 1 f K. , , 0 N Q Y, X! M4. M11 K t -kr-f 4, . fs X .1 K , Wg: - 'xxx ffgry Q 'SX X' X, Page l7I A n Page I72 And as we leave Rip, we can see llwal l1e's nol lalcinq any chances ol lall- ing asleep again. l-le lwas by now realized wlwalflwe lnas missed al Poly during lwis lasl lorly snoring years: and, since lliereis no lelling wlwal may lwappen in llie years lo come, Rip inlends lo slay vvi,de avvalce and alerl lo all developmenls. , Wlial's llwal you say. Rip? Oli, you vvanl lo express your apprecialion Joyce Bigelow, KOALA edilor Susie Sl. Clair, Associale lfdilor and Aclivilies Jerra Lynne Tyler, Business Manager and Ad Edilor Belly Slwellon, Assislanl Business Manager Marilyn Wells Pally Cage S Copy Edilors Janel McMillan, Senior Class Edilor Rila Larson, Soplwomore and Junior Class James Caldwell, l-lead Plwolograplwer Bill Pelham, Associale Rliolograplwer Clwarles Riclwards lg phofogmphem N L Larry Jones Barbara Arclier, Girls' Sporls Edilor David Wood, Boys' Sporls Edilor Belly Carder Colce Meier Marilyn'Wells-hiii Virginia Adams Facully Edilors Edilor Assislanl Ad Solicilors l Rose Alessio Donna Jay Slnirley Miller . P Judy Morgan x Slall Assislanls Lf Plwyllis Perrin Marilyn Marlcin 'llyllx I rQ,fl'l' X ' W. Kelly Adams, KCALA Advisor ' Roberl Dixon, Pliolograplwy Advisor , ' Ralplw Bullerlield, Arl Advisor 'glfilix Jaclc Cannicoll, Los Angeles Engraving Company 1im,,Ijiy,'yilxllv Diclc Caudle, Cilrograplfm Prinling Company mlim Y, Anlliony Loya, Division Pages and School Views V , Ray Garrison, Bindex Company, Covers and Binding 5 .l : ,Q - Jaclcson lnglnam, Jr., Senior Porlrails and Prom Monlago ' EOF E g gal 06.2 rgasw X . . . , H, And now. along willw Rip Van Wink e, we, e i , KOALA Slall ol I953, wish you a lond larewell. A W Jfjjwj 1 ,fx - M! ffdaafwf I , bf X , 4, , M l M f WW gf M JFS f Nifffk ' WE ' X gi wif h rw X yii'MfNX'dXf73LA!jJEf!fy IN! D. Qmjf WffWMQWy 5, N l jj. if ff V? PM Mfdxf Xfgigfvx UQ -, QS .- zr fy !X jf, x . Jmwww ,wgfmw M . Hia .942 '11-Ce 321 lfwlefiqggr is ' rfffkf QI O gl l lf, -f C, Tift! I. ic! 7,fCq?1 1j ' W Egg ,QGWSSQ at ibm Yggff ,ig bufpgs S352 xt gjkf 5-T-L n,i,f,fil ki' 'Qc ,fig f ,,,- 9. '5 2gj' , ' ' '1 , gm RTA-X kwa R 'ig42gfTfgiQ f?3 iaQ?w,,l'4f1HiK,. ,fp x F- 1, fi 'N 'Li' ' ' 1-Q '2:.M'ef-J' ' af' - 'P' '2-f4iff?i KVM, 7:34 . . 007g 'ji' 2352! 5 YF. , , . , ., Y, ., -V - V ,K-4, A -V- V - w --Vg TRL-,T -M,-.- -----ff -- - . ' '-Y A' f, -- . 3, ' , ' f j E Q I + 'PCN ' ' if fi ' 5 A mf 1 ' '- ' v ' . , 'gf'E'v,f'!J1' 7 P ,ef if W , .V I .. . Vufblifiyf , iw Wrfp fs? x'7 qx 7 QQ QW? AJ ' I' 7 f Q 'I xxx' ' A I Q5qwif5Qf'3gi2 MM 7x ki, Zvomiglfj Q Sf an HQQQ Haw-1 lkwg R fs? MM 3, 352 ' gli? M' NQXQTEEER lim 5 SJQQQSNM if gif: A E53 5 x R N yy? adjyv, Ss fwqi-R