San Bernardino High School - Tyro Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1955 volume:

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Q' ff -1 TO REMEMBER ,..-ff' ?gpww1dW'4V I MM FOIIOWIHQ the major operatlon whrch I underwent not too long ago I hoped that I recover suffrclentlv to be able to carry the rrany pressures whlch naturally devolve the hrgh school admmlstrator However I f1nd that I d1d not re uperate suffrcrently Justrfy 1eopard1z1ng my ofvn health and well bemg by endeavorlng to contmue ID an drrnnrstratrve capacfty It was therefore w1th vungled emotrons that I res1gned as Prmct al of San Bernardmo Hlgh School for I am very proud to have nad a hand ln admrnrsterrng QOIICIQS wh1 h have contmued to keep our school m tts well ewrned place IH tlce sun Our accomphshments are due largely to the exemplary efforts of our faculty oupled wtth the loyalty and tntegrlty and honor of our Student Body Year after year I have seen students enter as sophomores, grow m stature, and as sen1ors, exemphfy all the trarts and character of leadershrp and good cmzenshrc The excellent record ach1eved by our graduates IS a matter of common knowledge and certamly one of great prrde to San Bernardmo H1gh School Class of 1955, farewelll Accept the challenge before you, for you too can make lastmg footprmts on the sands of ttme To the under classmen, returnmg to Cardmal Crty th1s fall, I am 1ndeed haopy that I need not say farewell to you, for I shall st1Il be a member of the faculty at San Eernar drno I-hgh School My 1nterest ID you, my destre to help you, rematns unabated Feel free to call upon me at any tlme Webster Hall, Prmcrcal f, w 'HA 4542 iw f I I MK, an 1- ' V 'WML ' if . , , -51? . v' z a W x ,, Wnf' f A ,,.,Wwf,.,.- www' t W ' ' 1' ' rw' ' If I E? 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At graduation time this year I shall feel a little as the seniors always do There have been so many pleasant things connected with my work as Dean of Girls that I shall miss it However like the seniors I shall be qlad to be relieved of some of the work' connected with this position were too much of a strain upon my health and that I should resign Through the years the fine traditions and hiqh standards of San Bernardino High School have helped many students to find some of the most important possessions in life spiritual values strength of character and the rewards of unselfish service My farewell wish for the class of l955 is that you may find these supreme values of life in the years that he before you Alverda E Hertzler I I During the long illness I had this winter, I decided that the outside responsibilities lt IS W1th a great deal ot regret that I am wr1t1ng thls farewell as an adm1n1strator 1n Cardrnal C1ty at the San Bernardmo Hlgh School I have emoyed the assoclatlons here for the past n1ne years more than any ass1gnment I have had 1r1 my 30 years as a school adrmnlstrator The faculty has shown me the utmost 1n cooperatlon IH everythlng I have asked of them 1n regards to superv1s1on of act1v1t1es and all of the other dut1es requ1red 1n a school System of the S129 of San Bernardlno Hlgh School 'I'he1r enthuslasm and 1nterest enabled all of us to bulld a better school rn act1v1t1es and scholarshlp The student body developed a growlng sense of respons1b1l1ty over the years to the polnt where they are even assurnlng the dlrectlon of our closed campus They have con slstently attended our act1v1t1es better than any school rn the league even when our teams were loslng To them I wrsh to glve my thanks tor the cooperatlon and asslstance they have glven me I hope that ln the years to come the traduons we have estabhshed Wrll be conttnued rn a better and frner manner To the class of l955 my best wrshes tor as successful a career rn the World as they have had IH school these three years Clark A lngl1 I 2 1 1 1 - 1 'EP ,nl 5 --. -Q-nu.. ..-.nw M A jj VAC ULTY mf, AND P, O! 4-37 LVM 74744 MEM, wwf Z ,MU fffff W?53ADM1N1sTRA11oN CMJ .wow T we WAY WEBSTER HALL . . . PRINCIPAL Alter many years oi hard work and service to our school, Webster Hall says goodbye. lt was not an easy job to manage such a large school, but everyone agrees that Mr. Hall was tops as Principal, and he also managed to know the students. A friendly smile, a wave of the hand, or a Hi there, could always be expected from him, Thank you, Mr. Hall, for making our school one to be proud of and for giving us your friendship throughout the year. THOUGH MANY TIMES ALVERDA HERTZLER . . . DEAN OF GIRLS Despite a serious illness which took her away from S. B. H. S. for a quarter, Miss Hertzler managed to complete her job well. As Dean of Girls, she indeed had a full schedule, not only counsel- ing and seeking to lower truancies, but also taking charge of all citizen ship points which in itself was a fulltime iob THEY WERE FIRM 20 CLARK INGLI DEAN OF BOYS Being Dean of Boys IS no small Job but Mr Clark Ingll has again proved he 15 capable of handling 1t Always taking an active in terest in all sports Mr lnqli en couraged our team when spirit was down and showed the stu dent body he was behind us all the way We shall always re member the contribution made by Mr lngli to our Pep assemblies Richard Adair, San Diego, PE., Dept. Head, Block S, tfarsvy 'ccmal IN MAKING US LEARN Top-Members ol the Sports Department read up on the newest sports rules. Left to right are: Iames W. Hackle- man, University of Redlands, P. E.. B Basketball: Virgiline Mulvane, U.S.C.. Health: and Betty Wyss, San Iose State, P. E., Sub Debs, G. A. A. Bottom --Members of the Math - Science Department discuss their classes with eac hother. Left to right: Donald Gallup, Stanford, Chemistry, Biology: Frank Barr, Stariiord, Physics, Radio Club: George Rankins, Kentucky State Teachers College, Algebra, Geometry: Blanche Markey, Arkansas University, Biology: and Richard Reed. New Mexico High- lands University, Biology, Camera Club. Kenneth Iohnson, San Die ego Sfafe PE. Ralph Simpson, University ct Redlands, PE., lr. B 4 Football, Track. Edward Wheeler. Univer- sity ct Redlands, PE., B- Foctball and Letterman h Y' Club. if-M' Y, Catherine Livingston, Po- mona College, P.E., Girls' League, G.A.A. lean Cosentino, Iean, Mills College, PE., Ebelles, Tri- S., Girls' League. Ellen Crumbaker, Arizona State, PE., G.A.A., Usher' ettes, Pom-Pons. Throughout the year, the teachers showed us the Way to knowledge and learning. Those of the English Department read again to their Sophomore Class such classics as the Merchant of Venice and Silas Marnerf' Debate, dramas, speech were taught through the English Department and brought recogni- tion to the school. Those ot the Math'Science Department biology and chemistry into their pupils' brains. Organic note books indeed preoccupied the Chemistry teachers' days during the last two months of school. The Sports Department kept active during the year conditioning their teams for the various sports and managing to cope various awards. Our thanks to the Departments for the hard work they put in to make us better students. Elizabeth Dimock. Pomona College, Claremont Col- lege, Government, U.S, History, Dept. Head. Clark Iones, U.S.C., Yale, Virgil Leonard, Kansas Amy lane Steinberg. Stan- Iames Angelo, Redlands U.S. History, Key Club. State, U.S.C., Drivers Edu- fc University, Sociology, University, History, Tennis cation. E U. History, ff ' r N J N , t X 3 t . Subjects relating to Social Sudies have a great deal to do with preparing us for life in our community, in our state, and in our country. The teachers who teach these subjects certainly do their job well in preparing the students of today to be good citizens tomorrow. To understand the better things in life or to know how to apply oneself to creative living one would want to take some courses in Applied Arts. These teachers know their jobs well. And they give many extra hours in making the courses interest- ing and enjoyable. Credit is certainly given to these hard-working teachers for their well-done job. 'A t Norman Gaurke. North- western, Art, Ceramics, Dept. Head. ffm iv? ...aku Ierome Fallert. U. of Min' nesota, Arts and Crafts. Hester Leaverton. Univer sity of Southern Calif., Art Alen U'Ren, Kent State Uni- versity, Band, Orchestra. Theresea Lauqhhead. Flor- ida State University, Home- making. Student Council. Olive Dodson, University of Michigan, World History, U. S. History. William Bachardy, Micky Katherine Cleven, lvflflf. Ioe Corrigan, Colorado Alan Herren rdr Philip Suchow Prz gon University, Ojfice Highlands University, State, Typing, l:.B,l..,A.,, College, UC Typn y B si ss n PIGCICG, Senior Class. Shorthand, lunior Class, ,lunior Class. Crangplank lis S p 'n re Cla s Dcminettes, Business, indeed, makes up a maior part ot our city. To learn about business, one should prepare early in lite. Where else could a high school student receive this but from the expert teaching ot our Business Education Department? The teachers ot this department should be proud ot the expert typists, boolclceepers and top business men and women who have studied under them as these students should be of their teachers. ln the Vocational Departments, care is given to teach the student proper way to handle tools and equipment. This prepares the student tor whatever he may need in the way ot architecture, machinist or as a handy man around the house. These teachers have Worked hard to produce top men in these fields. Our thanks to these teachers who have displayed an interest, not only in their subjects, but in their students, also. Top-Members ol the Business Education Department are Earl M.tchell, Ohio Wesleyan University, Business English, Math, I-'.T.A.: Tom Cooper. University ol Redlands, Business, Ir. Exchange: Robert Howe, San lose State, retail selling, Student Store: Ianice Seward, Albany State Teacher's College, Commerce, Sophomore Class Sponsor: Carl Fishel, U.S.C., Bookkeeping. Bottom-Howard Clark, U.C.L.A., North Dakota Industrial College, Chislers: George Gumeson, Colorado State, Psychology, Caduses: Samuel Hammond, Ohio State. Vocational Electricity: Charles Poppett, U.C.L.A., Vocational Auto Shop: Helene Burmester, North Ce tral Col- lege, Arts and Crafts, Homemaking, F.I-LA.: Clarence Sorenson, U.C.L.A., Vocational Machine Shop. - Floyd Lyle, Findlay Col' lrfacf, Printing, Typographic Arts Club. H. W. Boettcher, U.S.C., Dflxl. Head, Mechanical Drawing. Rea Smith, U.C. Berkeley, Vocational Paint Shop, Iohn R. Otsen, U.C.L.A., Carpentry, Cottage Protect. X K X Being Attendance and Home ? Besides her regular job as counselor, Winnefred Poss gives information to students about different colleges, and aids them with their questions concerning scholarships. She attended Pomona College and U.S.C. Forrest Keck, an alumnus from the University of Red- lands, has charge of general registration activities and in- formation for S.B.H.S. Eunice Overby is known as the promoter of public rela- tions concerning our school and its activities. She gradu- ated from Columbia University, With the responsibility of all social and school clubs breathing down his neck, Albert Lillierthal is constantly on the go. He is an alumnus of U.C.L.A. 1 x Counselor is indeed a busy iob for Grace Speath. Her duties take her to the home as well as to the school. She graduated from the University of Columbia: ard is the spon- sor of the Sobobans. . 1 The Secretaries: L. to R.: Esther Peterson, Ruth Myers, Recording grades and sending transcripts to different schools V Harriet Bullich. Dee Iohnson. and colleges is the iob of Esther Kelley. She attended S.B.H.S. and graduated from here in 1918. There are many people who worked hard to make our school one ot the besi in this country. Counselors helped each student select his courses and gave advice when it was needed. The secretaries assisted these people in whatever way possible. To keep our school neat and clean was the job of the custodians, who certainly deserve our praise. Adding also to the efficient system were the cooks and our school nurse. Our thanks to all these people for their part in making S. B. H. S. a better school for all. The Custodians: First row: L. to R.: Frank Bailey. Donald Young, Lanzo Graves. The Cooks: L. to R.: Mamie Farrell, Second Row: L. to R.: Allen Beard, Paul Hagel Lap-ourccdel Elsie Marvin, Una Nurse: Sally Wallen, Minn. St. Teachers Maw, Leila McGinnis. Carl Li httoot. ' 9 Ienluns, Evelyn Hall, Anna McClure. College. xxx I, ,xnxfflfxxffffx Af . f ff! X j 1 WF' 1 ,f l I f X Xl f fx X if K X1 X! Af I .X X ff , 1 XA, dlhffxxff XM yy Xxx! ffxkx X fx X fxxxjxx X1 .xxx Vjxx fxxf, X I, f, X lfxxlffxf, Xu ,X X X XXX LNX X XKXX Xjxx ! fx! xxffxx xt X xf X fi Xfxxf Xfx - Xxx 'AX ff xx fl N X f' - ,K fx, x N X ,jf K . ,Y If Xl 1 X If XM fix' 'jf Q fx X' Rf ff 1, N x , -L 1 , , .K , X xifx, Q, ff. Q X f . gf x Ax ,fi 'x m XX X -,X 'xfjx z A ng v 'X XXX , ffxmk f I rlxxx X fx ffN,,ffx,fx , ,fx A A ,A f x wx Xxx XX X, X X X fx fX 'X fNf Xf'Xf , , X A X 3 xX!,N,,X ,lxxxfkxx !XX', XMKX . , 'XM 'X ,X f yy Ni fx V g XVAN N I X fx jx A gy 7 N KX' KK .X g X X X 4 . RGAN IZATIO NS worm WAY DEMOCRATIC LIVING me fzmiufzt 54:1 ': 'f' get 'z arf: Y .. 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Margie Green . . Sports Layout Man Typist Grdhmlx ' ' l Y X Y llxlttlxtcliarclffss idx O vel ' ' ' :Xa 5-'Cha -1 r tgzsastun' Edt O gdxwf Sezffx esxmq e Edxlof Clubs ,un onine G Mgilloy G ,. Hou, M wyuei 221,31 0' dune! wif fequxdx S Q5 . 3 . X . M ' A C .1 H V' t fa an 2'- EW X si ' . Q t '. is X. 2-Q e I n . . 3' t f A . t , , their fingers to the bone making layouts page by page which pleased the whole stall For the interesting sports section We ca thank Wally Kasmer editor and h Wayne Sieqle The drawn b n is assistant, unique end-sheets were y Bill Scharton, our art editor. All of these people put in many hours of hard Work to make this book the best ever. KGS WGYYY Sxeqxe xcntiygttziax hom then wqyn A Buy Mon me! 5 dly won: ng to m et ther ever corstant d 'lirc e h hers of the Tyro Weekly-Barbara Graves, Sheri Baird, Gail C cl Frank Walton. T0 PRODUCE Puttinq out a newspaper every weef is a difficult task for any qroup of people, but tie c.:'ff iiiernbers of tlie Tyro Weekly proved tbernselves to be very efficient. Their production is considered the best in the liistory of Cardinal City. This was the first year that Ed Neuniier advised the paper, and bis experience on city newspapers helped to add many new features to the weekly editor, will be reniain on the could be said aradina tliern issues. The soberness of Paul Conner, missed next year by all those who will staff. There are many more tninas that about this organization, praisinq or def but let's wait until next year and wisli tliern an abundance of success in the rrieantizrie. Ffh Matson and Mr. Ed Neumier check copy for the Senior edition of the Tyro Vlfeekly. I!! M194 'H o Paul Conner, editor, evcluctes lie Prom edition of the Tyro. 7 .. ' , 7 ,Z,1f4fff7 .ff ' 4 1 ,f,f,Af,,f ,!,zf'u fe 1 VX? 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Cardinal City Mayor Bill Eddins reminisces over activities of the past year. ABILITY T0 LEAD Student Council did a tremendous job this year with Bill Eddins as mayor of Cardinal City. The other various Commissions worked with our mayor to make all their activities protitable and interesting. Money matters and elections were handled with an experienced hand. The jobs of school safety, spirit, and assemblies were well done. Each one did his part to make S.B.l-LS. better than ever. '21 I 1 .v, ,, ' ' ,H 1 1 in 3' 'Z ' Q ' gl x 4.1. M ' In 4 fx , I M V! ., X M f , 14? '1 ff ' 1 A ' f' ,Nf ,M J, , , 5, , 21, 5, V J 4 ' f ' J ' , . s-.Th A W I J I 'mv 1 R '- I ,K i Y ' M . ' 3 5' 3 x W ' + 2' ,V I -QR m,,W,W Q lg xx 5, , v 1 ' , I 'Z A - 4 . f' , A, 4 xg if ' Z ,g W VM, I g if ,, f,, , -, 9 ,, ,M M 'Jn 4 img .,. ff in . f Qi iw n ,-J-uf , WM, . , . I i N ,X ' g fmyf A M' . -L , W, glam yfhf, V' A wfk7T7 A?W wwf- Q TfAlL,f?11,,pg , R 1 L to R Sanchez Pauline Va ce Iacq elme Bedfo d Susa War e Wanda Pat! n Nancy R 2 L to R Anderso Dla e Perez Mary Cole Ia ette Iac on Mable Rxcket Ba bara AmS!e1 Roberta Pane Sharon ow . . .: . ' : n . u ' : r, rx: rn, : o. . ow . . .: n. 'n: . : . n : ks , : ' r. r : 'n, uzwi . . .L I 1 1 ll . . , ll 1 , . . I G t ller Carole THE FEMININE WAY Smce th1s club cons sts totally of glrls and every g1rl student entermg S B I-hgh automatlcally becomes a member No men allowed could Well be the motto of G1rls League Showrng the g1rls the1r way through the var1ous act1v1t1es was a task expertly done by Susan Bedford and the faculty sponsor Mlss Lrvmgston We feel we can say that all through the years the Grrls League has done 1ts best toward maklng each school year a pleasant one for all the glrls Row l. L. to R.: Skolnek. Iill: Rickert, Bcrbcxru: Kaye. Chuckie: Berner. Lucy: Lindsley, Carol. Row 2, L. to R.: Evanson, Bill: Golf, Beverly: De Luo. Chuck: Slapp. Nancy: Van Osdel. Donna: Weller, Fred. GANGPLANK-Under the leadership of Mr. Alan Herren, faculty advisor, and Donna Van Osdel, president, the 1955 Ganqplank Board came to the happy end of its term. GANGPLANK . . HI TRI HI TRI-Hi Tri is one of the largest clubs in Cardinal City. Sponsored by the Y. W. C. A., this club is a nation-wide organi- zation. N 1 i INTER CLUB Row 1, L. to R.: Gutierrez. Virginia: Sanchez. Pauline: Hargrove. Beverly: Hutchinson. Pai: Helbinq. Marilyn: Bemis, Helen: Pope, Ioyce. Row 2, L. to R.: Gutzweiller. Carol: Armstrong. Maureen: Rickeri. Barbara: Cummings. Pracilla: Skolnek, Iill: Bedford. Susan. Row 3. L. to R.: Iones. Fred: Brown, lack: Nishkian. : Schaub. Iohn: Tubiola. Ed: Palmiag Mike: Hull. Dale: Milligan. Pai. INTER CLUBflnter Club Council is mode up ot all the club presidents ot S. B. H. S. They meet ond discuss the problems ot the orqornizortion. They help set rules and regulo- tions tor initiotions and functions sponsored by the different clubs. Mr. Lillienthol is the faculty sponsor. Pot Hutchison is president of the council. Row 1. L. to R.: Cairney. Delma: Berner. Lucy: Siapp. Nancy: Rickert. Barbara: Bryant, Pct: Williard. Bobbie: Van Osdel. Donna. Row 2, L. io R.: Hunter. Ioan: Heinlein. Carol: Smiih. Owena: Iohnson. Connie: Grimes. Barbara: Lindsley. Carol: Cox, Barbara: Goff. Beverly: French. Carol: Bedford. Susie. wi 3' Q 454, fm 'Q , - .I lsafiz .l , pp' fly.-X xl vbyfy' 1 ga , 'Za Yu: f 'SQA-un... Row 1. L. to R.: Goff, Beverly: Cruzen, Carol: Cox, Barbara: Bedlord, Susie: Willyard, Bobbie: Kaye, Chuckie: Rickert, Barbara. Row 2. L. to R.: Millay. Loretta: Pane. Sharon: DeGorqe, Beady: Skolnek, Iill: Manges, Nancy: Cairney, Del: Morse, Suzie: Hansen. Iudy. Row 3, L. to R.: Wharton, Kay: Stuart, Deanna: Bergelis. Donna. Row 4. L. to R.: Clapperton. Sydney: Thumma. Lois: Laylon, Susan: Thompson, Kay. Row 5, L. to R.: Wilson, Vicki: Hamilton. Sandy: Schultz, Sandra. Row 6, L. to R.: Wilson. Linda: Mazzitelli. Gloria: Larsen, Iudy: Hossom. Connie: Heinlein, Carol: Subiect, Marilee. Row 4. L. to R.: Bryant, Pat: lsenberg. Lois: Burleson. Marsha: Cannom, Meredith: Reimer, Mae: Boice. Gwen: Hanson, Phyllis. DOMINETTES . . USHERETTES Row 1, L. to R.: Thumma. Lois: Stewart. Deanna: Cairney. Del: Bedlord. Susan: Cummings, Priscilla: Cook. Ioyce: Shannon. Nancy: Wilson, Norma: Kieslinq, lean. Row 2: Allingham, Sharon: Esancy. Dawn: Hutchinson. Pat: Manges. Nancy: Thompson, Kay: Willyard. Bobbie: Baca. Raylene: Nunez. Alice: Iabbour. Brenda: Patterson, Eva. Row 3: Green, Georgia: Breech. Nancy: Hamilton, Sandy: Maxwell. Ieanne Gorian, Barbara: Houser, Sharon: Cummings. Nancy: Fuller. Margie: Hauschildt, Kay: Wilson, Linda. Row 4: Streeter. Tish: DeGeorqe. Beady: Hansen, Iudy: Hill, LaVelle: Rodgers. Merle: Pope. Ioyce: Lentry. Gail: Dunn, Ianice: Sherman. Sylvia: Gustason. Geri: Layton. Susan: Hand. Iulie. ff f we 'Q EBELLES DOMINETTES--With lill Skolnek presiding, the Dominettes have had a very successful year. They made dolls for Korean children and they spearheaded the Red Cross and Com- munity Chest drives. Dominettes also served orange juice to our football players. USHERETTESfUsherettes is a service club and is open to all Sophomore, Iunior, and Senior girls. Usherettes serve as guides, ushers, and servers. This year they ushered for assemblies, concerts, and for such gala festivities and operettas as the '55 Follies. EBELLES-Celebrating their third birthday, the Ebelles held many activities for their members and friends and helped in several service projects. The club boasts Pat Hutchin- son, lnter Club Council Prexy, as their president. bfi f's ., ,Q ,rl 'V . if ,fic NT-J How 1. L. to R.: Iackson. Nancy: Filanc, Toni: Iabbour, Brenda: Maxwell, Ieanne: Caldwell, Ioan: De Fillipes, Nancy: Fisher. Darlene: Eofi, Bentiena: Perkins, Valerie. Row 2, L. to R.: Hutchinson, Pat: Tremaine, Mary: Lindnenloyce: Iones, Virginia: Canter. Ioan: Ioris. Annetta: Selbert Suzanne: Fisher. Phyllis: Dunn, Ianice. Row 3, I.. to R.: Pommier. Ieanne: Lewis. Frances: Holcomb. Barbara: Hill, La Velle: Rodgers, Merle: Houser. Sharon: Cummings, Nancy: larvi, Io Ellen: Taylor. Kay: Martin. Connie: Pommier, Ioyce. 1 4- 1 -'S 3 L ,, y 4:9 N 4 l 4: as K. v s N.: -49 , , - .Av .1 ' 5 ' 3 Dui' A ry lf v - '-'- , - Info ' c'l. ,xox Row 1, L. to R.: McConnell, Ioanrze: Smlih, Guylene: Cummings, Pris: Kirkland, Marcia: Oriel, Virginia: Kieslinq. lean: Pope, Ioyce: Cook, Ioyce: Shannon, Nancy: Sherman, Sylvia. Row 2, L. to R.: Schonhorn, Marcia: Bell, Lynda: Lint, Pati: Melton, Pat: Vanouse, Marienne: Hook, Linda: Amori Pat: Gutzwiller, Carole: More, Elizabeth. Row 3, L. to R.: Harman, Ianice: Allred, Linda: Bruton. Mary: Kitay, Faye: Breech, Nancy: Henderson, Iudy: Porter, Ruthann: O'Neill, Diana: Hand, Iulie: Anlaul, Bobbie. Row 4, L to R: Wilson Norma: Rhone Iudy' Petersen, Sharon, Henderson R . . , , , ' . oberta: Patton. Nancy: Fairweather. Mary Io: Seccombe, Pat: McKellar, Beverly. SOCIAL LI a W ' 4 le, 5. i - . , gui' K 4 Row 1, L. to R.: French, Carol: Selton, Molly: Helbinq, Marilyn: Hall, Pat- Meqqirson. Dorothy. Row 2, L. to R.: Smith, Iudy: Paladino, Nancy: Burns, Alma Lee: Grimes, Barbara: Amstein, Roberta: Van Osdel, Donna: Wigers, Barbara: Allinqham. Sharon. Row 3, I.. to R.: Lindsey, Carol: Sullivan, Shirley: McCullum, Barbara: Burroughs loanna: Kisher, Kay: Van Hilson, Dorothy: Butcher, Merle: Hauschildt, Kay. Row 4, L. to R.: Stapp, Nancy: Hunter. Ioan: Pelazlni, Deanna: Warren, Wanda: Hicks, Evelyn: Howinq, loanne: Miller, Barbara: Roy, Delima. 1 FE 1, , .4,.. i 5 L'x ' . 4 Row 1, L. to R.: Towle. Chester: Seach, Iohn: Nielson, Carl: Mr. Barr. Row 2, L. to R.: Siqaloosays, Sig: Davis, Lete. AND SERVICE Row 1, L. to R.: Musso, Bill: Castro, Daniel: Nishkian, lim: Condor, Ioe Ir.: Brown, lack: Learned, Don: Patterson, Bob Row Z, L. to R.: Tucker, lack: Schaff, Gene: Christopher, Don: Stivers, Steve: Albrecht, Fred: Shank, Dave. Row 3, L. to R.: Turner, lim: Poller, Iimmy: Daluiso, Norm: Burch, Ron: Fallert, Ierry ll-'aculiy Sponsorl. Sum x 'iff Nbr iff fl ff The desire lor the ring of applause in their ears. greasy make up on their faces, and show business in their blood: that is what a Thespian likes. Go West Young Man. was the first semester's play. Then the senior class play. Mr. Barry's Etchinqsf' was presented. Both were a success. Row 1 Sylvia Row Zi derson, Row 3 Lorene: L. to R.: Pope. Ioyce: Sherman Wilson, Linda: Peterson. Sharon. L. to R.: Clinton, Beverly: Hen- Iudy: Canter, Ioan. L. to R.: Conner, Pauli Walker, Temrant, Chuck: Qlebeclfwilli X X. X THESPIANS . x, 'fu L 1' X Lvyfx ,, wif , V , ,f if I f' pw-he P71 gn-.-.9 ,bu-nj Row Tom: How Bill: Row .L fl. . 1, L. to R.: Heath, Robert: Mazzella, Aldo: Baker, Barry: Hauser, Paul: Mills, Brent: Schnier. Ronald: Moon, Iones, Clark. 2, L. to R.: Moore, Bruce: Sayles. Dick: Schofield, Kent: Tucker, lack: Savage, Tom: Ambrosia. Fred: Robinson, Conner, Paul. 3, L. to R.: Kepford, Lyle: Sander, Harold: Head, Sid: Mielke, Dave: Clapp. Bob: Kusske, Iolm: Mueller, Gene. Key Club is an organization designed to be of service to the school. This year San Ber- nardino Chapter was the host to the California, Nevada, and Hawaii Key Club Convention. KEY CLUB. . . KOINUNOS To develop character through friendship and service, this includes service to the school and community, and develops co-operation and leadership between schools. Helen Bemis and Nickie Crump served as Presidents of the club for the past year. Pope. Ioyce: Cummings, Priscilla. Matson. Ruth: Phieier. Caroline: Hauif, Delores Eby. Alice: Bemis. Helen: Nelson, Nancy: Heath Robert: Crump, Nicki. Row l, L. to R.: Shannon. Nancy: Cook, Ioyce: Row 2, L. to R.: McQuerry. Ruth: Gregson, Ioan: Row 3, L. to R.: Connor, Paul: Palmtag, Mike: 5 2 l A46 19 ,uf e-fn, .LC 1 . .Q ,.A T Sm: - 1 W Row 1, L. to R.:Greqson, Ioan: Dell. Nancy: Hargrove, Beverly: Sponsor, Mr. Gumeson. Row 2, L. to R.: Smith, Sharon: Iackson, Donna: Hook, Linda: Graves, Barbara: McQuerrey, Ruth. SERVICE YEQMEN T119 Yeoziiezi fun has liiimridlej f ' 1i'.g:w1ff FLlf?Y' vision H112 ','+:':r ml rgrfizxfiet ol Q-wee. Under time? lalfzcleerf-:l11y, Ol lim lillllll, yfreeldem m'1Ol Mr. Tierney, sponsor, this Club has iinquislied on the campus. Forming a to symbolize the name of their club are: Gaines, Lee: Norris, Al: Guinn, Warren: Kastiqar, Bob: Noyes, Bill. Top Left: Mackey, Chuck: Stewart, Richard L.: Walker. M :hcel: Hall, Ted. Top Righlz Toyle, Chester: Davis, Lele: Hancock, Doug: Leach, Iohn. 38 1 'gym 1 become one of the mos! dis- l er -bf 435: I.'llian Gutierrez Virginia: Gumenez, Olga. P l ta , Mike: Aleman. Ioe. R Davis Charmaine: Ramos, 1 : . Evel n: Esperanza, Serrato: am q Row 1. L. to .: , P ul: Morales, Natalia: Ballin, y T0 S.B.H.S. The Library Club is a group of students who are interested ' l d in books and the library. F oy Walden was president this year. ' h Mr. Honer, sponsor, did rnuc he club. They all to promote t enjoyed a successful year. h Pan American Club, The objectives of t e decided by the rnernbers, were to improve speech and pronunciation of languages for t the lives those in the club and to learn abou and customs of Spanish speaking people. Row 1, L. to R.: Gallagher, Laura Ann: McCollum. Lorraine: Ferqenson, Ierrie. Row 2, L. io R.: Walden, Floyd: Gallardo, Ioel: Daily, David. 15 11, 1 , .L-A 4 Row 1, L. to R.: Bush. Anita: Eby. Alice: Baca, Raylene: Magid, Enis: Kimberlin, Pat. Row Z. L. to R.: Danchuk. Sandra: Wagner, Nancy: Palm ag. Mike: Siamakis, Maria: Mr. Mitchell. F. T. A. slands tor the Future Teachers of America, as we well know. The club consists ot those students who plan to go into the field ot Education alter graduation. During their meetings the members learn some of the essentials of teaching. Carpentry, woodworking, and cabinet mak- ing are a tew ot the activities ot Chislers. Steve Stiver was elected president ot the club tor the year. F.T.A .... CHISLERS Row 1, L. to R.: Gigar. Paul: Brown, R. E.: Soivsto, Bill: Huggins, Iim. Row 2, I.. to R.: Goss, Iames: Rluch, Howard: Davis. Bill. I' 181 V N0 Fl L0 Row 1, L. to R.: Tramaine, Mary: Fairweather, Mary Io: Milligan. Patrick: McDevitt. Ioyce: Rosiak. Eileen. Row 2. L. to R.: Crump. Nicke: Peterson, Sharon Rae: Patton. Nancy: Shuman, Nancy: Henderson. Roberta. Row 3. L. to R.: Danchuk. George: Larson. Miss Barbara: Swanay. David: Rutgers, Stephen. The National Forensic League is an organization whose purpose is to foster competitive speaking among high school students. With Miss Larson leading our fine group oi debators, they have again won high honors. -NA'-5.,'ah-Q WHAT EVERY STUDENT After two and one halt years of belonama to C S P you are eligible to become a Sealbearer Thrs takes 1n1t1at1ve and hard Work To be a Seal bearer 1S the very hlqhest honor that can be placed on a semor The Callfornla Scholarsblp Federatlon and Cardmal Honor Socrety the honor qroups of San Bernardlno I-hah S bool had some tremendous act1v1 t1es thls year C S F sponsored by Mrs Boqatrn enyoyed a tmp to Crnerama that was pralsed by all Both C H S and C S F contrlbuted much ln the l1ne ot servlce to the school and to the commumty Maureen Armstrong served as presldent of C S F whrle Fred lones served as presldent of C H S Both d d a tremendous Job yLCmA3L '41 QJAFUKQ J M R 1 L to R McQue ry Ruth Armstrong Maureen Rckert B bu c Skolnek Irll Kaye Chuclne R 2 L io R Vulde Conrad Mazzellu Aldo Sanders Harold Dcmchuk Sandra K 42 ' . . ., I . . A . .- V I . . ., . , . . ., 'N ,Y ' ff' xl U CX x 5 V ,. F I t X G' r' I fin V Sf , U ow , . .: r , : , : i . ur r: . ': . ' . ow , . .: z. : . : , : it Q S .1 U V FL , ,gym 'E 1 4:41 Q, . '..,l' h 1' an nv 0 4 O dl N l'..ug f gl . i A. In I K H ,. 'I .. M,.f' K., .Ven ', ' 4 , a .L ,,-f A , . 1 s'7 Q. H, I , 5 . I STRIVES FUR Row 1. L. to R.: Zuern, Frences: Armstrong, Maureen: Schonborn. Marcia: Cruzen, Carol: Van Osdel. Donna: Davis, : Shelby lean: Bemis. Helen: Danchuk, Sandra: McQuerry, Ruth: Maxwell, Iean. Row 2. L. to H.: Winter, Lois: Corniio, Carrie: Lindsley. Carol: Patton, Nancy: Hansen. Iudy: Thompson, Kaye: Kaye, Chuckie: Rickert Barbara: Skolnek, Iill: Paine, Sharon: Thumma, Lois: Paladino. Nancy: Tedrow, Bette. Row 3. L. to R.: Gorian, Diane: Anderson, Diane: Iarvi, Ioellen: Unickel, Ina. Row 4. L. to R.: Hamilton, Sandy: Wagner, Nancy: McDevitt. Ioyce: Moore, Sharon: Valdez. Conrad: Builteman. Allen: Moon, Tom: Tarlton, Chuck Milligan, Pat: Wood, Gary: Mazzella, Aldo. Row 5. L. to R.: Peterson, Sharon Rae Autler, Brent: Gallardo, Ioel: Mielke, Dave: Swanay. David: Mills, Brent: Clapp. Bob: Sander. Harold: Keplord, Lyle: Tarlton, Mike: Matus, Russell: Sieck, Michael. Row 6, L. to R.: Sanchez. Pauline: Scholing, Barbara: Cisneros, A-rita: Lutes, Lani: Matson. Ruth: Ferguson, Ierrie: Berner, Lucy. 'fa W U!!! Ti ! 'x.4 Row 1 L to R Schaub Buck Learned Ivan Adalr Duck Row 2 L to R Chrpman Don Nxshkxan Ixm Torrance Dale Lovenberg Merv Ewers Inn Clarence Don Beeman Ierry Trollmqer Dxck Row 3 L to R Shank Dave Head Sld Learned Don Kusske Iohn Guzman Duck Stephan Rrchard Mueller Gene Row 4 L to R Mxelke Dave Sayles Dxck Lertlmer Lewls Iolllfl hm Butterireld Bruce Mazzella Aldo TOPS IN SPORT BLOCK S The ObJSCl1VGS ot th Block S are pnmarlly centered ln one channel school servlce be 1t sell nq pcm pens becfnles and pennants or belptnq to pack Thcrnksqlvlnq Baskets Led by Buck Scbclub presrdent and Rlchard Adcur sponsor the club hes been unmensely mterested 1n Workrnq for the school and mczklnq t e scleool better known and regarded by the communlty 5 I gi 3 ' A J I A - I , .. , me ' L' A 1 Nijfi QS? Q L . i 1. gr ra ,. Y in . xl Q ,A,,,g,m . n . at ' ' . ree , L W M L3 . Q .3 52 ' I L W Y ,, -I J- 5,5-v ' - - l , ftfffrvr L, .. A I A' A I A l . ' . T H 4 ' x L . . . .: . : , : '. ' . . . .: ' , : ' ' . ' : . : . : . ' : , : , : ' . ' . . . .: , . ' : . : , : , ' : . : , . , . .: ' . : . ' : ' . ' : ' . ' : ' , : , . ll II - u ll II A n - l '3 i I -A 1 1 . . . H H . V . , , I I 'Q T V B AND C LETTERMEN-New to our campus this year was the B and C Lettermens Club. The club is macle up of the boys who won letters in sports but were not heavy enough for the Varsrty team Thrs club served to encour aae the boys of B and C slze They played better and more sportsmanhke Wrth the club backma them Therr presrderlt for the year was Al Harmrez TOPS IN SPIRIT Howl L to R Huggu s Ch k Lope Iel Vance Ro Baca Paul Tcxlto M e M xcul La y Wheele Ed lSpo so I Al KP denil Gome Leo Websle Bo F aze Ie y Prado S l ado K tcha La y Ca lson B ll . . . .: 'n , uc : z. o : . n: . : r n. ik : err' , rr : r, n r. Row 2, L. to R.: Villuvicenrio. Gilbert: Ramirez. resi : z. : r. b: r e. rr : . av r: i n, rr : r . i . Hg M Q Flin .' ,t ,, Q . -whit v - 5- ff V: fl Z 1, N-'A ,i ,i -' if si ' V . ,,-Q Q., psf -M' Hingis 1 9 O. V. Hauschildt Choir Director A SUNG ,MQ :V e 1 an V 7 LJ ' O Jw ee . W 9,9 M' 96. 9 9 Q Row l, L. to R.: Rios, Yolanda: Ramos, Lillian: Serrato, Esteranza: Mur- daugh, Barbara: Henderson, Roberta: DeFillipes, Nancy: Kitay, Faye: Morris, Carol Lee: Van Hilsen, Dorothy: Knowles, Ronald: Scharton, William: Ramirez, Al: Miller, Charles: Osburn, James: Johnson, Alice: Smith, Dorothy: Davis, Shelby Jean: Gebhart, Delores: Villaroel, Mary Lou: Suarez, Adelina: Sanchez, Iosie. Row 2, L. to R.: Caddell, Mettarine: Robert, Betty: Byfield, Irene: Fowler, Sandra: Romirez, Lucy: Washington, Mary: Daily, David: Roverts, Charles: Ousley, Carl: Frigone, Albert: Pedroza, Ernest: Casillas, Andres: Mills, Richard: Shaner, Judith: Jones, Virginia: Gorman, Virginia: Kachevas, Catherine: Mazzitelli, Gloria: Masgueda, Connie: Perez, Jennie: Whiston, Pat: O'Halloran, Marilyn. Row 3, L. to R.: Mata, Theresa: Castro, Gloria: Sauceda, Celia: Holland, Naomi: Thompson, Minnie: Garcia, Eunice: Perkins, Georgia: Shank, Dave: Stokes, William: Montoya, Tony: Garcia, Mike: Mendoza, Henry Salazar, Tony: Hauschildt, Kay: Virginia, Davis: Hodges, Greta: Hudson, Alma: Paul, Margaret: Allen, Zada: Hawkins, Allie Dean: Lotten, Janice: Ringler, Jody. Row 4, L. to R.: Hudson, Rose: Weaver, Jean: Weaver, Ioan: Muth, Sandra: Hossom, Connie: Manges, Nancy: Zeurn, Frances: Paguia, Samson: Kachevas, Chris: Cleveck, William: Yoke, Michail: Womack, Joe: Gibson, Glen: Sayles, Richard: Fuller, Margaret: Stewart, Nancy: Snider, Marian: McDevit, Joyce: Raumaker, Pauline: Clayton, Arlene: Steele, Guyla: Fischer, Patricia: Gitwiller, Pat. Row 5, L. to R.: Bravo, Lucy: Herklerath, Betty: Marshall, Darlene: Bruton, Mary: Handiord, Mary: Vanouse, Marienne: Benson, Tamara: Isenberg, Lois: Young, Bob: Baynot, Ramon: Marvin, Louis: Frazee, Jerry Jackson, Mable: Haynes, Barbara: Mitchell, Gloria: Pacheco, Helen: Potts, Imogene: Messer, Mary: Sanchez, Rita: Blakely, Benita: Dye, Pamela. IN THE AIR Row 6. I.. to R.: Tennent, Priscilla: Williamson, Martina: Knitten, Barbara: Helie, Marilyn: Meredith, Mona: Iarvi, Joellen: Hook, Linda: Anderson, Diane: Dow, Frances: Freeman, David: Hawkins, George: Tubiola, Ed Beach, Harry: Arias, Richard: Rutherford, George: Thompson. Kay: Mesesan, Dorothy: Patton, Nncy: Knickerbocker, Judy: Hottrnan, Deanna: Russell, Laurel: Aleiandre, Jessie. Row 7, L. to R.: Kirkland, Marcia: Eastwood, Ann: Phifer, Carolyn: Jones, Doris: Ellis, Mary: I-lowing, Carol: Bedford. Susan: Harrison, Carol: Carrillo, Lucille: Hancock, Douglas: Danchuk, George: Brawning, Dick: O'Bier, Gordon: Field, Leonard: Gallagher, Lura: Clark, Margaret: Soulen, Betty Lou: DeBranch, Sharon: May, Virginia: Aniesuson, Arlene: McGwiren, Marilyn: Buleson, Marsha. Row 8, l.. to R.: Oriel, Virginia: Parker, Carolyn: Milloy, Loretta: Breach, Nancy: Fuller, Jane: Eastwood, Barbara: Edguhour, Margaret: Hunter, Joan: Steel, Gail: Sanford, Alan: Fritoche, David: Ousley, Paul: Razo, Julian: Baxter, Frances: Borden, Leota: Davis, Charmaine: McKnight, Paulette: Green, Georgia: Morris, Goldie: McCormick, May: France, Delia Rose Spuague, Carol. Row 9, L. to R.: Klein, Judith: Young, Margaret: Klein, Carol: Poole, Estelle: Wilson, Ora Lee: Henderson, loyce: Ringgold, Beulah: Caddell, Carrie: Quarles, Tom: Diggins, Frank: Learned, Don: Long, Albert Swift, Carol: Schwedt, Kay: Haggard, Betty: Hanson, Lynette: Madden, Mary: Miller, Darla: Verdone, Gay: Lane, Betty: Whaley, Beverly Beach, Joyce. Row 10, L. to R.: Keller, Ioan: Herczesh, Elizabeth: Bright, Janice: Smith, Danielle: McDonald, Darla: Adams, Harriet: Kreipke, Pauline: Williams, Warren: Eastwood. Jack: Bean. David: Reynolds, Thomas: Leven, Jerry: McLaughlin, Joe Ann: Churchwell, Nancy Io: Jackson, Donna: Jones, Ella Louise: Williams, Shirley: Miller, Constance: Bemis, Helen. Under the direction of Mr. O. V. Dutch I-lauschildt, A Cappella and Girls Choir won high praise throughout the year. They presented the annual Easter Cantata and the Spring Concert. The auditorium was filled to capacity at both events. Besides these two pro- grams, the choirs sang for many of the various organizations and churches of the city. ln April, S. B. H. S. was host for a choir festival with eleven other schools participating. Inglewood was the site of the next choir festival which was held in May. They returned with superior ratings. San Bernardino High School can well be proud of its choral department and the many awards it has won in competition attest its excellence. 755. ' Alan U Ren Music Dire to MUSIC 'Z Row 1. L. to R.: Row 2, L. to R.. Thompson, Burl: Row 3, L. to R.: Eddie: Holybee. Row 4, L. to R.. Dwight: Dieres, Row 5, L. to R.. Ward, Ted. Row 6, L. to R.. Row 7, L. to R.: 12399 Y',9?.-1 6 Subiect, Mari Lee: Hauser, Sharon: Gee, Betty: Grimes, Barbara: Allinqham, Sharon: Russel, Ianet: Roome, Iudy. Guillen, Ismael: Lopez, Edward: Welch, Chuck: Dxnkin, George: Wattenbarqer, Bob: McCririe, lack: Daniels. David Puior, Kenneth: Brown, Burch: Cranford. Norman: Pendergrcft, Cliff: Skaggs. Don. Mertezs, Michael: Redinger, Marilyn: Burgy, Evelyn: O'Neiil, lane: Hauth, Phil: Davis, Pat: Valdez, Conrad: Cababa Meiia, Henry: Alsup, Ray: Cunditl, Mel: McLain, Beverly: De Bellis, Mike: Woodburn, Iulie: Bailey, Fred: Battista Fred: Valdez, Rudy: Sinclair, Lee. Browning, Dick: Genaway, Phil: Moxtecino, Ralph: Lopez, Luis: Beach, Chuck: Tarlton, Mike: Pope. Pat: Robinson, Bill: Leach, Iohn: Coats. Victor: Scott, lack: McBride. C ark: Mills, Brent: Clanton. Dick. Chavez, Frank: Real, Iim: De Bellis, Pat: Whiston, Pat: Bryant, Sue: Iacobo, Lydia. AT THEIR FINGERTIPS To describe our band We could use many different words and still never find a Way to say how Wonderful they are. Nothing takes more work, more inspiration or more devotion than the building of a band. Nothing can be more discouraging or satisfying. Qur San Bernardino l-ligh School Band under the direction of Mr. U'Ren has appeared in many fine performances this year. Who can ever forget the Way the band played at our football games, and those Wonder- ful concerts they gave? During the different seasons ot the year, our Flag Majorettes, Cheer- leaders, and Pom-Pon girls are kept busy learning new routines, steps, and cheers. Our games Wouldn't he complete Without these girls. Our Cheerleaders this year were sponsored by Miss Katherine Liv- ingston. Their energy and enthusiasm led the Cardinals to Victory. Miss Ellen Crumhaker acted as sponsor for the rhythmic Pom-Pon girls. Twirling their Pom-Pons, they inspired school spirit through the seasons. Sponsored by Mr. U'Ren are the pretty Flag Majorettes. With their unique routine, they pertorrn at football games and pep rallies. KEEN ROUTINES L. to R.: Hall, Pat: Von Osdel, Donna: Willyurd. Bobbie: Stcpp, Nancy: Bryant, Pat: Goii. Beverly: McCullum, Barbara: Filcmc, Toni: Meqginson. Dorothy. .L l. K ,. 3 , ,f 2-1V f ,, Tri-S, one ot the five social clubs at S.B.l-l.S., has earned its name. The three S's stand tar service to the community, service to the school. and service to the club. They sponsored the annual Pan American Assembly and the Eve- nina ln Paris dance. Pauline Sanchez served as their president for the year. MAJESTIC l L .sn as: .. , . ZZ' A 4 1 Y -I V Ii I ' 4 W wh g ' M W l - , Q TK I Q 1 6 V V K F' - .. lv , Q- ' A ' ' g,,..,, Row Row Row Row Row 52 .toll owl' 'ms 'EVE .: Gutierrez, Virginia: Olivarez, Dolores: Sanchez, Pauline: Morales, Natalia: Marquez, Mary Helen: Anderson. Diane. to RJ: Esperanza, Fabela: Esperanza. Serrato: Padilla, Ernestine: Garcia, Trini: Crittenden. Mary Lou: Parker. Carolyn. to R.: Macias. Lupe: Morales, Senaida: Ballin, Evelyn: Taqle. Yrnelda: Gamboa. Iosephine: Lupez. Pat: Iackson, Mable: Razo. Lucy. R.: Armendarez, Mary: Muth. Sandy: Corneio, Carrie: Guerra, Eleanor: Spigner. Rudia Mae: CeSallos. Louisa. .toR .: Sanchez. Josie: Gutierrez. Olga: Ramos. Lilliar: Mendoza, Anita: Cullinqford, Armida: Lopez, Mary Beth. IN PUISE Row 1. L. to R.: Gee, Betty: Houser, Sharon: Allinqham, Sharon: Grimes, Barbara: Rus- sel, Ianet: Owens, Barbara. Sobohans, cn honor club for girls, carried out a terrific schedule this year. A Christmas project, a faculty feed, March of Dimes Campaign, and a trip to the lce Capades were added to their list of things to do besides a breakfast every other Wednesday morning. Linda Allred served as president of the group. Row 1, L. to I a: Bedford, Row 2, L. to Row 3, L. to Helen: Hook, Row 4, L. to Linda: Skolnelz, I . R.: Henderson, Roberta: Patton, Nancy: Wharton, Kay: Subiect, Marilee: Hansen, Iudy: Thumma, Lois: Petersen, Sharon Rae: Nelson, Nancy Gutzwiller, Carole: Lindsley, Carol. vi as- ? 'i' New iii 1 'Qi .A I f 'i' 'ew V' R.: McConnel, Ioanne: Cruzen, Carol: Kaye, Charlene: Goff. Beverly: Hall, Pat: Allred. Linda: Cox, Barbara: Van Osdel, Donna: Unickel R.: Corneio, Carrie: Wilson, Norma: Rickert, Barbara: Robinson. Sandra: Schonborn, Marcia: Berner, Lucy, Bryant, Pat. R.: French, Carol: Iarvi, Ioellen: Stuart. Deanna: Fogleman, Maureen: Anderson, Diane: Cook, Ioyce: Shannon, Nancy: Hand, Iulie: Bemis Row 5, L. to R.: Hamilton, Sandy: Maxwell, Ieanne: McQuerry, Ruth: Gregson, Ioan: Hauii, Delores: Heinlein, Carol: Paladino, Nancy: Smith, Sharon Harvey, Anne: Stapp, Nancy. LEFT, RIGHT Cclliformfz Qfcmdel Lorps' Color Guard . Row l L to R Exchenberq Lt Col Lanmer Larry Lt Buchanan Glenn First Lt Merncal Larry 2nd Lt. Walden Lloyd 2nd St Hendrickson Richard Cadet Row 2 L to R Strickland Don Clair Ioel Sgt First Class Razo Iuhan Sgt Simmons George Cpl Scott Charles Sgt Dunlee Robert CpL Row 4 L to R Pearlman Mrke Penderqralt Chliord Lee Donald Hermann Fred Sandahl Calys Robson Walt Col Stelneclre Robert First Sgt LEFT RIGHT Now 1n 1ts second year at S B H S Cahtornla Cadet Corps conslsts of 85 Cadets 12 Cadet Cftlcers two Company Com manders two Commandants, and two Companles The two Commandants are Ma1or Rae who commands Company A per1od 2 and Lt Col Ellchenbera Commander of Company B per1od 6 The two Company Commanders are Cadet Captam lack Kay and Cadet Flrst Lt Ray Montoya Every year C C C enters 1n dnll competltlon Wllh all other Southern Cahtornla schools and mlhtary academles Cadet Corps has two full weeks of summer camp at Fort Ord Cah forma where they recelve army tralnmq I t Row 3. L. td R.: Winkler, Iohn: Scott. Bill: Van Fleet. Lionel: Stephens, Don: Bluder. Walter C.F.C. I . . . ., I I - , . : ' , I I I ' ' l I , . , . . . I - , . 'WE WAY TO FAI 12 P LAY, s mms the September 24th game with lohn Muir of Pasadena saved the Cards from a shutout. The 25-7 loss displayed little of the single-wing power, but did reveal alert defensive plays on the part of Bob Lewis and fohn Broliolni, coached by defensive coach Rudy Lanto. A lot of greenness showed up in the Muir game that we didn't know was there, was the way Coach Huffaclcer diagnosed the teams performance. To alter the situation, he reshuffled the line on offense. The performance against San Diego's tough Herbert Hoover was an oute standing defensive duel until the southern Cardinals broke loose with two touchdowns in the last two minutes of play. lvan Learned's DOWN, S.B.H.S. fine kicking kept the San Diego tearn deep in their own territory until the final quarter. Four- teen points in the last two minutes, coupled with a second quarter rally made it 20-6 in favor of Hoover. Even though the Cards had been defeated twice, at the time of the Colton game in Ccto- ber, they had played good defensive games. Soon, we were sure to find the winning way. With the finishing score of 20-l3, in Colton's favor, we found out this wasn't the way to victory. The entire line showed improvement, but with the losing of this game, S.B.H.S. suff fered its first C.B.L. loss. Varsity football players display top- notch action in an exciting game be- tween Colton and S.B.H.S. X,Q fi Top Picture-Coach Gath Huffaker ran into tough luck this season. He had a good team but all the breaks went to the wrong team. Bottom Pictures-Assistant coaches Dick Adair and Rudy Lanto helped bring the team around into shape. COACH AND CAPTAIN Cur second CBL. loss occurred on Qctober l4, 1.-.':.en the B1verside Bears toppled tie varsity squad by puszuinig t:.e scare to 35 - 2. The Fontana game Cot. 28, showed need for 1IY,fYf,V9 merit' -and also, tinie for a victory. Merv Loverxburg refayxered f: fixiipble and f'fIYI16Ci the flQSlC1lf over the line for our only tcucqdown. To iTOTllCII1T1fS l9, San Bernardinos goints didrrt lock too promising. Undaunted, the Cards traveled to Bedlands to r.l':y on the Universitys field. Victory was in the air as we brouglit home the chrome plated smudge pot by defeating the Ter- riers by a score of l3-7. This was the way we were waiting for the winning way. With the hopes of a second straight victory, S.B.lal.S. :net Cliaffey on their own field. With the help of Merv Lovenburg, lim loliff and Steve Menkel carried the ball over for 13 points, but next to the Tigers score of 24, our l3 points weren't enough. Following the defeat by the Tigers, the cards showed their fighting spirits by trouncing the Pomona Devils by the sur- prising score of 27-l3. By beating the Devils for the C.B.L. championship. We owe this victory to the terrific blocking and tackling of Crazylegs Bodigus and the fine running of Learned and Lovenburg. The week before the Pacific game students from both schools displayed a great amount of rivalry and enthusiasm. Card Citizens did everything from holding numerous pep assemblies to building a boat with Pirates at the helm. Win- ning only two games before the Pacific clash, the Bedbird team was sure of a win, but all of our hopes and prayers were smashed, when, in the last quarter, Pacific broke the tie, mak- ing the score 12-6. A total of two wins and five losses put us at the bottom of the Citrus Belt standing. With a new year and a new coach, maybe the long defeated Bedbird team will show S.B.H.S. a winning way in 55. Ivan Learned. S. B. H. S.'s hard-driving fullback. made all opposing linemen lear- ful. Ivan was named on the C.B.L. all-star ieam. Dlck Guzman helped round out the Cardinal backiield. lim Iollil, the Redbirds' glue-fingered end, received honorable mention on the C.B.L. team. Irv Nishkin. the Cardinals' hard-fighting center. was hard on the opposing teams. LEAD THE WAY Top, L. to R.: Verdone. lim: Martinez. Tony: Long. Ice: Tarlton, Mike: Merical, Larry: Baca. Paul: Hastings. Farrell: Vance Ron Nielsen, Iohn: Frazee. Ierry: MacGregor, Bob: Lopez, Ioel Webster, Bob: Cessna, Ray: Villovicencio, Gilbert: Meadows, lack Bottom, L. to R.: Gonzales. Robert: Gaines. Lee: Aguilar, Rudy: St xrm, Harold: Whisenaut, Ioe: Hobert. Ray: Smith. Ierry: Thompson Jim: LoCkW00d. Bob: Prado. Sal: Kitchen, Larry: Coffee. Chuck: Cxrlson. Bill: Gomez, Leo. The Cardettes showed the way to victory this year. Cominq out with the best Bee record in the history of S,B.l-l.S., Coach Wheeler's eleven racked up six games out oi seven for a final toll. Rudy Aguilar, Leo Gomez, Chuck Cof- iee, Bob Webster, and Terry Frazee were voted tops in the squad by their team mates. Budy Aguilar was voted the most valuable back and Chuck Cot- iee, the most valuable lineman. Leo Gomez and Chuck Coffee also achieved the ranks oi co-captains. The most sportsmanlike was Bob Webster, while Ierry Smith was voted the most im- proved. The Bees probably wouldn't have done so well without the help of the manaqers, Ernest Bailly and Wayne Sieqle. B's TAKE in Coach Don Gallup and Coach lim Hackle- man get together to discuss football tactics. Jaigii an nl W? L Coach Ed Wheeler sends Rudy yAgui1ar into play against Pacific. 17 C. B. L. CHAMPIONSHIP Row 1. I.. to R.: Bourassa: Mielke: Evensen: Kipiord: Kahler: Featherstone: Brown: Iollif. D.: Filanc: Catalanto: Frailey Row 2, L. to R.: Tenent: Turpin: Hanson: Pratt: Frizane: Glasscock: Bradley: Hudson: Boyce: Bailey: Poole. 7 Nw a-...... if .... ' X V M.......- ow 1 L to R Adalr Coach Conway Dale Trolinger, Dick: Mielke, Dave: Hull, Dale: De Loe, Chuck: Patterson, Row 2 I. to R Reel Iam Mueller Gene Iolhif. lim: Learned, Ivan: Ewers, lim: Wheeler. Keith: Paquia, Samson: SPORTSMANSHIP AND ABILITY f'o:1:?1 Adfzifr 'fixrds fought Meir way tcg 3rd yflore U1 time C. B. L, Tie Loggers' flrst gome oi C, B. L. ploy woe Wltu Pomouo. Tfge Cords took the qome by Q score of 52-33. hm Iolhff ond 11:11 Ewers were me tllijfl scorers ln me Ieom. Gene Mueller, L 8 31'3.ff6C1Ti.STGi1IIl some up lzizo the togg rcmks. Sox, Poquio waizs tzie go iould dmbble Cirtles oromid the opposinq Tle ffzrds ,gg Poxizgng .. if. , .':j-t.,,1:,,1. of QQ EA-QQ. V -7- .- ...Y rd , ., Q PLWV, :Q . Jiri? :QQ iii ...e P1'.'e.s1de 5 'riie iiizlfixzpe tge 'miie lewd- Litig by 5: Sllfl, ll LE .e rd. Iii flie Seiiond Qrxlf tge Poiy EGFIYS' took over cmd field dovm the qouie, out would moi Cllfliftt ll 1.7511 Irie f:r'1':l Feuftfie. If Turned out wit! f: tzrxfrl efore of 4842 for Rlverffloe, 'V Q tiff: he Hoi: ' r.. af, f' oi , 'fe It 'fri e 1,114 '. ,Q 7 C 1'Q'11 1I.f1lLGf.Tff'5 'Q My 1 t V, se:g:1os oi 1:11 pe , .1 III9' .. , 'ff' dr K. A ':.'QI:. xl 5 l'5Yf.'X I 'e Hex IBL. .51:z1.e 'mtlu Redlizuos Ire wer.: Y I H :ggi wuz. IEGILXY of egtm from tie Pizonfzf qome. fit Elliifllff? 'pe Siore was 25-17 'v'.'1Tt1TE'lf3 Terriers in frgixt. T?1e'f :zds ilfl'-'fi g.i,:r:Q Cut .251 Ly 'z ::.:,1r:51:1 of 6 giolzxzs. TM: ggzzzge closed pe ,e Wo.. fo. .. 1:1 Llf'ICt1F Y Coffeff 'of :Q Drk Adfxlrs Cards le':','1ri.5 tr - yuteiz tzilro gig11 e Hi tzge MBL. et:1r1c1:1.3e. 11 3rd PLACE IN C.B.L. Sa P g Ge M ll Da M lk Keith Wheel lim Ewers D ck Trolli g Another basket for the Cardinals. Nwky W 91 if wh N gl Q X is N xi digg N vxkxdiv JXU W ii' e thrt HOT SHUT BAND The Hot Shot Band, under the direction of rqer, came edrly and stayed Idte to whip up the team to or frenzy of dctivi ty crnd enthusiasm. Three strikes and you're out! The excitement was on again this year during the Card's tre- mendous baseball season. Plac- ing fourth in the C.B.L. and being only two games behind the Win- ning team, S.B.l-l.S. went to bat every time with the hope they might win. Carl Camp, sopho- more, placed third in the batting race tor C.B.L. with a .422 aver- age. Honky Morana, lim Tolliii, Don Chipman, Steve Menlcel, Tom Stoner, and lohn Martinez played their last game on the S.B.l-l.S. team against Pomona, toppling their opponent 8-3. The upset victory, second in a row for the Cards, was a brilliant feather in the Cardinal plumage. Morana captured the C. B. L. strikeout crown and ended the season with 7 wins and 3 losses. The season ended with a top performance from all the Cardi- nal nine. BATS SWIRLING Varsity coach, Walter St. Iohn. in his first season at S. B. H. S showed outstanding ability in leading our baseball team to fourth place in the C. B. L. Carl Camp . . . lim Turner . . Third in C. B. L. with batting Member of second All loop average of .422 team Dick Iolliif . . . Iron man of the spunky tea UN-X UF THE FUTURE R 1 L to R Preston Ho ard La lr e Ierry Coat Vctor R W 2 L toR Wlson George Momma Ierry The lunior Varsity team, under the leadership of Coach Ed Wheeler, dis- played great sportsmanship and en- thusiasm during all ot their games this year. They showed themselves not only as a team but as a potent ma chine Each man was a part ot the team he didn t play only for the glory he would achieve by a three bagger or a home run Next year this team should be very promising tor this Cardinal club has gained much experience from all the hard knocks it has had Jaw FEMININE FIGURES The Gtrls Athletrc Asseclatieh had a very active year in l95-4-55. Pat-luck alrhhers, parties, mitiatroh, and play- aays kept them all busy and interested. G. A. A. was host to the C. B. L. Play- V , 1-., ,fy , Batter Up Y Barbara McCullen and Alice Nunez. tne Net f L to R Brenda Iabbour. Sharon Houser. lean Maxwell, Carol Lugo. .- - . ' :,' , we M... , Z., xwir, rn: x Q. PRODUCE ABILITY day and the G.A.F. Conference in April. Their president, Corole Gutz- Willer, was also elected president ot the Girls Athletic Federation of South- ern California. Watch the Birdie 1 Annetta Ioris and Barbara Rickert 'Ihe girls behind the beans are Donna DeWitt. Marie McGhee. Marilee Subieci, and Lizzie McGhie. Staking out an early claim on the S. B. H. S. new gym iloor are Barbara Rickert, Barbara McCullen. Coach Cath- erine Livinqston. Alice Nunez. and Annetta Ioris. TOP BUY ATHLETE hm Iolhtt better known as Thumper on the basketball tloor has be n elected top athlete of the year l-le IS the Wlnner of the Atwood Trophy the Sophomore Trophy the Ntck Sederes Trophy and twrce the wmner of the Ctttzens Nattonal Bank Trophy tor sportsman shlp hm has lettered the past three years m football basketball and baseball ln hts luntor year he was f1ISl strmq all C B L and second strmq all C B L 1n hts Semor year The team voted hm the most valuable player on the S B H S basketball squad tn l953 54 and 1n 1954 55 he was elected captam of the squad Thumper 1S cooperatlve coachable and hrs c1t1zensh1p 1S very good Hts team sp1r1t IS great and h1s attltude toward coaches and players IS the best hm Iollttt IS an athlete S B H S can have prlde 1n , lf - T W wi X 5' ,- fi - 1-Q4 . . H If o Q 4 1 V - - f I 1 . . , , . H H . . . . . . . . , , , . 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W BETTER LEARNSNG CLASSES l As Pomp ana Crrcumstance rang out through the strll Q th Se tors Q B lrl S allxed the x ay to graduatton Wtth presrdent Buck Schauh vtce prestdent Beady De George secretary Del Carrney and soclal chatrman Tam Loper lead mg the way the Sentors had a terrrtlc year Cne shall never forget the Ways ot the Senlor Class Through many tollowtng years all SGHIOTS who pass through Semor Row wrll remember the class ot 55 Although many graduatlng classes have attempted the protect 1t was the class ol 55 that succeeded tn heautttytng the Sentors property and erecttng the archways proclatmtng rt Senror Row to all under classmen The class ot 55 yxtll always oe remembered tor havmg tts oresroent lohn Schau as the ttrst person to ohtatn recognttron n the l-lall ot Fame Nancy Manges Commrssloner ot lUSl1CG and her commtt tee tndeed orought recognuton to the Senror Class tor at last estalohshtng the Student Court and seelng that tt tuncttoned rooer y t e ts fup ma eac at l n hom the Class o W P 1 A Q 7 1 v 11 1 .te-JC, t Q T1 CA waz. . 1. . lvllv 4 'Ca lv 1 . t I . 1 1 II l 1 1 - , . II ll n I 1 1 4 1 1 ll 1 ll l 1 71 w 1 1 1 Q I ' .DI 1 'l I I L- 1 1 11 1 x.f L L. p' pol . 'V' Y 11 .. 1Q , . W ,1 1 , , l ' , thx-ss Cllr J-ALDL cl rrp-y. or llrc: ltlcllly CVfilllD llllll vyttl LA: ,wllxk :L1rt,t:nl:,ff1 Ltlarcmtts, up tc zecetyfe r ,c 5 to , h oernc, . -,e, 5 5 in l ft, ,I . ' ' . 4 - N 1-1 ' lf ixfrffwr, sltoula reel prctr, to bf y, I ef l 55. .41 S 1 f af' f f Q 53 as , , SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS L. to R.: Ccximey, Delmcx: De George. Beverly: Schaub, Iohn: Loper, Tani. SET THE WAY x 'R 'N W gf- X X' -2 5 , j X, V 'xx NJ QE? 3 .ak K 1- i XV Q ,l Rx fi qv x Y V E . ' 4 E Q xx '1 . fl r XP C 5 E yn W ix Si? gf n r-X A 3 kj X V E -f XX . x, K ' X i W Xl 5 il E if X LA J I j N A Q3 'N .,f vw W Q X M N ' 'Q xi rl f I' 6 l xx X V W J K' 'Fri y K jj X 5 Ly N U Rafe v n E E N . ., a fi ' JY X X X5 Y 'H Q. N Q, y , 'Q -1 f r xo X , X J A F A Tx Q L N -i X X ' X, x S NX . ws N, Abarca. Tony Adema. Richard Aguila, Lila AmStein. Roberta Anderson. Diane Anderson, Iames Armstrong. Maureen Baca. Raylene Bailey. Fred Baxter. Frances Baynot. Raymond Q Batyi, Don Beeman. Ierry Bemis. Helen Bishop. William Allinqham. Sharon Anderson. Kenneth Ballin. Evelyn Beach. Shirley Bliss. Mike THREE YEARS SPENT Allred, Linda Alsup, Ray Anderson. Peqqy Avery, David Barnes, William Bathurst. Arleia Beck. Iohn Bedford, Susan Borden, Leota Bradley. lim Brawley. Marion Broholm. Iohn Bronder. Albert Bronder. Elaine Brown. Maiorie Brunson, Glenn Brunton. lack Bryan. Darlene Bryant. Gail Bryant. Pat Buchanan. Mildred Burrows. Ioanna Bush. Anita Butler. Carol Butterfield. Bruce Cabcrba. Eddie Cairney. Delma Camou. Art Canter. Ioan Carlson. Reqnaud Carrillo, Richard Carsman. Ierry Carter. Don Catching. Richard IN GATHERING KNOWLEDGE Cavola, Anthony Cessna, Ray Chilcote. Shirley Chipman, Don Chmielewski, lackie Chmielewski, Sandra Cisneros. Anita Clapp. Bob Clarence, Don Clayton, Margaret Clinton, Beverly Clossen, Lois Coe, George Coffin. Bob Contawi, Manuel Cook, Ioyce Costello, Cora Couqhenour, Pat Coussoulis, Gregory Cox, Barbara Cranford, Norman Crittenden, Mary Cropsy, Bob Crump, Nicki Cruzen, Carol Cummings, Priscilla Cundiil. Melvin Danchuk, Sandra FOLLOWING THE WAYS TO CAREERS Davis. Shelby DeBellis, Elissa DeBellis, Mike DeGeorqe, Beverly Delgado, Iohnny Dioz, Lupe Diedrich, Maxine Dipper, Betty Doran, Edward Draney, Ronald Driskill. George Duncan, Irvin Dunn, Dianne Dykstra, Marta Eastwood, lack Eddins. Bill Edwards, Kay Ellery, Iim Eotf, Bentrena Estrada, Elodia Evans. Elaine Ewers, Iim Fair. Iames Falcon, Iulia WITHOUT FEARS .fAJfu!0j,Zv My fmt r! X, fill 55, ' tl9'D fl Gipson, Glenda Goff. Beverly Goldie, Marilyn Golich, Tom f , ,X up 'x Go Armando mez, eo odwin Anthony if Gray, Glen Green, Georgia Green, Mariorie Greene, Margaret Gregson, Ioan Grimes, Barbara Guhin, Tim Guillen, Teresa Gustafson. Marilyn Gutierrez. Virginia Gutzwiller, Carole Guzman. Richard Haggard Betty Hall, Pat Hamrick, Iames Hancock Doug I' ai 1 'IO ad 69 Hand, Iuliana Hanson. Karen Hanson, Lynette Herczeqh, Elizabeth Herkelrath, Betty Hernandez. Carlos Hoffman. Ron Hollartd, Naomi Hooker. Tommy Insley, Iudy Isbell, Marie Isenberq, Bruce Iacobs, Charles Iacobs. Ieri Iacobo, Sophie Hargrove, Beverly Hernandez. Helen Hook, Linda Isenberq, Lois Iennings, Herschel UR T0 RAMBLE Harman. Ianice Hernandez, Mary Huggins, Charles Itson, Virginia Iones, Fred Haynes, Barbara Herreqnbruck, Marilyn Hume. Mary Evelyn Iabbour, Ianel Iones, Virginia AS A STONE Hauschildt, Kay Hesla. Syvert Hunter. Bill Iackson. Donna Lee Ioris, Annetta Head, Sidney Hixson. Iohn Hutchison. Pat Iackson, Mable Kachevas, Chris Helbixg, Marilyn Hodges, Greta Imig, Bob Iackson, Nancy Kain. Ronald Bob Lewis. Varsity Football player, escorts Beverly Goii. Homecoming Queen, to her throne. vfw .J X fd ' l L V X Q 5 6 X x vxxx X 1 lx x ' N 4 M u . XJ' X, ,X , x C, x XJR, u X .xx h X Vxyw X , X L , xie J' Kitay, Faye Klein, Steve Knapp, Leona Kclls. lack Kcrinek, Bill Krentz, Kenneth LaFoui-ccde, Rom Lange. Sharon Lara. Rosemary ROLLING THE WAY ALONE 88 Wi Kelly, Pal Kaye. Charlene Kastigar. Riia Kennedy. Richard Kieslinq. lean Kimbrough, Alvin King, Annie Lee Kischer, Kay S. B. H. S. siudents dance to the music of the Downbecis at the Girls' League Spring Festival. -A Q7 !' Lowrance. Io Ann Mansir, Conrad Martinez, Iohn McCann, Evelyn Melton, Patsy Lowther, Gloria Manuel, Shirley Martinez, Nellie McCcxrroll, lim Mendoza, Irene Lund, Paul Marquez, Mary Helen Martinez. Paul McCollum, Barbara Menkel, Steve Lyons. Lawrence Marquez, Ysidra Marvin, Lewis McCool, lack Mesesan, Dot Maculsay, Howard Martin, Connie Matthews. Clint Mclilrath, Charles Meyers. Gus Madrio, Roy Martin. Ierry Mayer, Bill Meek. Larry Milligan. Patrick THOUGH TIME GRUWS SHORT, THE DAYS Manges, Nancy Martinez, Alice Mazzella. Aldo Megginson. Dorothy Millard. Linda GROW LONGER Miller. Frances Moran. Bob Morse, Susie Neilsen, Iohn O'Bier, Gordin O'Neil, Diane Mills, Ianet Morana, Dick Motto. Mary Ann Noble, Charles Oldham. Pat Oriel, Virginia Montoya. Tony More, Elizabeth Mueller. Gene Nottingham, Neil Olivarez. Dolores Ousley, Paul Morales, Natalia Morris, Carolee Murquia, M ary Nunez, Alice Ollis, lack Owens, Barbara Pcrras, Valentina Pearce, Diana Pedroza. Stella Penkala. Esther Perez, Casimiro Perez. Mary S. Peruyera. Larry Peterson, Arn Pins, Ruth Pommier, Iecznne Pommier. Ioyce Pope. Ioyce THIS TIME WE NEED sl 5 ,WF EE' 1 Pacheco, Ioe Padilla, Ernesiine Padilla, Ray Page Betty L lmtaq Mrchael Palopolx Anthony Parker, Alice Parker, Carolyn Parker, Richard ix 5: T0 BECOME STRONGER Popeioy, Dorcas Porter, Ruth Ann Powell, Brooks Preciado, Fred Price, Meredith Prokop, Margaret Ramirez, Al Ramirez, Rudy Ramos, Pete Razo, Lucy Reaume, Shirley Reimer, Mae Reuss, Robert Richardson, Marilyn Rickert, Barbara Rlngler, Ioarne Rlos, Robert Robinson, Sandra Lee Robson, Walter Rochleau, lack Rodgers, Ann Rodriquez, Conrad Rosales, Lillian Rosales, Ruth Rose, Gene Royal, Luanne Rutherford, George Salas, Yolanda Salmon, Dick Sanchez. Pauline Sanchez, Tony Sander, Harold Sanford, Alan Saucedo, Alfonso Sauerwein, Shelia Schcxkel, Marla Schakel, Nancy Scharion, Bill Schaub, Iohn Schirk, Marlene Schoelkopi, Larry Scholinq. Barbara Schonborn, Marcia Sears, Howard Seiblom, Jerald e - Serrano, Lucio FUR A TIME game. They are being driven by Ron Si. Cyr. Serrato, Esperanza Shannon, Nancy Shaver. Iudy Sheble, Shirley Sherman. Sylvia Shores, Delmar Simakis, Maria Simmons, Larry Skolnek, Iill Smallwood. Carol Smith. Charlotte Smiih, Danielle Smith, George Smith. Guylene Snively. Iudy Solorio. loe Solo. Delores Sparks, Sheri Speer, Dail Spoor, Dixie Lee Sianlield, Arden KL. 3 I I . i'1,L N DL LW, vf. 'ff ll' 1 rf ' 'l' ff ' .' 1 fl, X L L I 1. Fr, 1, ', ' , in L pq ,L A 1 14 V kr ,L 'Q' I L, .I U ,, , fq, V C A,,,, ,U I I 1,41 V . 1 , -v .v 4,1 I, J ' HI .4 U. Steinecke, Robert Stoudl, Lois Tennant, Charles Towner, Carol Valentine, lim WAY ,,1f,ff5DijLlHiQiT WE CAN STEP INTO THE bbfglfilb 'ly A , I 1 1 pf V lynx 1 Stephens, Merle Stuart, Iames Terribilini, Maxine Tramel, Chris Valles, Edith Stephan, Richard Suarez, Adelina Theobald, George Tucker, Leslie Vance, Iacqueline Sterchi, Dixie Stone, Robert Taiolla, Mary Tagle, Ymelda Thomas, Lovella Thompson, Kay Turner, Annie Unickel, Ina Carol Van Hilsen, Dorothy Van Osdel, Donna Stoner, Tom Tarlton. Charles Towle, Charles Valdez, Conrad Vanouse, Marrianne Vargas. Nicky Ventura. Christina Villanueva. Sally Vinson. Mary Votaw. Bill Wagner. Connie Wagner. Iacqueline Walker, Lorene Walker. Louetta lean Wallbaum. Don Warner. Gailyn Washington, Mary Wattenbarqer. Robert Weaver. Elaine Webster. Robert Wells. Ierry Wheeler, Keith Whitmire, Tommy Wigers. Barbara Wilder, Ronald Williams. Williams. Williams Willyard Wilson. Wilson. Wilson. Wilson. Dora Pat Shirley Barbara Billie Norma Richard C. Stanley 3' V7 90 -mn Wood, Gary Yandell, Bonnie Yawn, Verna Aguilar, Rudy Amari, Pat Caldwell, Ioan Figueroa, Chris Gamboa, Iosephine Gonzales. Carmen Keller, Ioan Kirkland, Marcia Knowles, Ronald Magid, Ennis McConnell, Ioanne McQuerry, Ruth THE WAYS T0 SUCCESS Young, Toni Clebeck, Bill Hernandez, Mary LaFourcade, Ron Medina, Charles Young, Margaret Zuern, Frances Conier, Charlotte Conner, Paul Holman, Durward Iones, Doris Learned, Ivan Leeks, Elizabeth Milano, Marlene Miller, Iohn Miniores. Leonard Niday. Earl Nishkian, Irvin Paguia, Sam Plaiss. Merle Post, Wiley Pritchard, lohn Reed, Delores Soto. Lupe Spear. Susan Tamayo. Phillip ohe, Mi 1 -f IX if tr H tffll fd - if Q Vw, AND A BRIGHT NEW DAY 97-ff,W'fli ff JV f N Highlighting the B Basketball games were Senior B cheerleaders Merle Plaiss. Virginia Oriel. Barbara Grimes. Susan Bedford, Iim Hamriclr. and Mary Helen Marquez. Www NX , ff lb When the last Senlar has crossed the staae of the auch larlum burma 'lhe Sen ar assembly the Tunlars wlll became the Senrars al S B H S They have already recervea lhelr rlnas anal sweaters and are new awalllna lhe absence el the Class al 55 For the last me lrh al schaal the lun ers have ern nerr rlnas lar only them ra see but shortly they Mll e l nna rhens arallna far ex ervl, e la see Wlrn llellma P re l ent they h we cf year They enrertrmf rhe snlaerl re y x rm r er JSSQHTDIY shexl rl, ri l-l S they 1 la pleny rc, l the help ar me Sapnameres the lrlnrars mar e the Prem fy lr ae sm: ess The theme Sprlrlallme r ar X as can rr ma nl w men l cml ey aaye J nerr wma Q br fm Wlth rhelr help aaam next year the Class el 56 shelll le an aulsran lna ane JUNIORS SOMETIMES V - 1 ' ' 3 ' ' LA ' I , . l l ,, 1 el J l , . - -, 4 Y Y sl l ' . rl- 'IA ll l 4 ff V l l.l A A . V V , , l 7, 7 ll .Ca TAT . L5 1 . 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Bobble Anttllon Angle Arden Ioarne Arevalos Grlbert Anas Rlchard Armendarez Mary Arregrn Agaprto Ashford Iudy Baca Celra Barley Clcrudxa Barrd Shen Baker Barry Barrett Ed Bartlett hm Bastion Iaclue Bates Boyce Bates Ron Bauersfeld Drck Bauer Gall Beach Charles Belter Mel Bemxs Laura Ann Benson Mane Benson Tamara Bergelxs Donna Berg Drana Berner Lucy Berrxdge Tom Brlyou Paul Brshop Bob Boatrrght Gerald Boggs Ierry Borrego Amelia Bo ello Robert Botello Vxrgrma Bourassa Paul Bowne Lauava Boyens Barbara Branson Erme Brake Nar cy Brewer David Breech Nancy Bnggs lane Bnght lanxce Bnght Lmda Lee Bnstow Bob Brock Lavma Browmng Duck Bruton Mary Bubeck Louella V .V V., AV V GV ,. .- VVVVV V V .,V,, , ' y A .. A 'Q tw ' . , . , 3 A Q., V Z 47 , ' Q' ' , A- Q if , 1. V . V ,, X, mir, V W ,.V LA V V , V '- ...t.. -- N V g'f252' :: in ' f T 1 A x. . if g . , ' M ' , V E ,fa 4' ' 1 I : -' Haw ,A ll ' -Y - . Q' V . V . 'Q V V mf 'V ' .4 H I I I rw lf K Fl ff ' . my tg ,V A fl l l ,V V Q V 4 . 'V ' . 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A K ' is M645 ff Buchanan Glenn Bullteman Allen Bulgren Davxd Bums Alma Lee Burch Ron Bursxk Iune Bursrk May Burrows Nancy Buskxrk IoAnn Butler Verlee Byfxeld Irene Calleros Iosle Campbell Lawrence Cardwell Perren Carlson B111 Carnllo Leonzo Carlson Waynette Casrllas Mickey Castro Glorm Castro Ioe Cereceres Vxrqmra Chavez Cecllra Childers Karen Chmxelewskl Marcella Chrrstopher Don Cisneros Armando Clapperton Sydney Clark Margaret Clmlon Bonnie Coal! lack Colley Chuck Cole Ianette Cole Ioyce Colhns Creta Collxns Suzanne Comtors Donald FOLLOWED THE WAYS QW? uv- f., 6 5 ,A AN ' -Q 'Lia YS 'Cb 6' Qxf 4 A .re-?x,'... 103 , ' C G X A Q A I I 1. 'V' sr '.' . d V, 2 A , V' A . I I Q Q C L n n f , :V , 1 'Q ,mx , ., 4- .- ' I ,1 A 1 I -, -:V A H Q 4 K ' e-- K -.., v f' ck ' I ' .. 4, 3 kc , A . ... L . ' . - 5 , ll . if' ' 1 I I '- I I , 5 L i lb ' Q I, y 1 , -. Q V , g I . ..'- Q , Q V, f le. f A I 'Ls , A . ,:,,,f 1 I ' 2 ' 3 . l ,- , 1, . ' . lg X ' . ff iii ,Q Dlggins. Frank Donabella, Ierry Dorado Iessie Dake Darlene Dudschus Charles Duncan Barbara Du can Geraldxne D.xpraw Alfred Duran Carmen Duran Ruben Dustm Davxd Eason Andy Easton Ray Eby Alice Echelberry Earl Eddxrgs Alma Elsey Ron Eott Iames Er ckson Bob Erickson Iohn Esancy Dawn Eshnaur Iudy Eshelman Tom Evans Earnest 19. Q' Z Q- is un.. ,115 -quisgau W cv: rl! 1 I' if T' 1- , uv Q-7 6 Agnlh 9'- ,fa 'Z' .5 1-1' 26 K' Q ur- T T hi N51 1 -J 1 Q ? UF THOSE Con ally Bonme Corway Dale Cooper Vrrgxlme Cordero uha Cornepo C rue Cosper Royce COJSITS Carolyn Cowgxll Gwen Cox Ian Cox Peggy Cruz Ioe Cuellar George Culbertson Claude Cummmgs Nancy Daggett Dxane Dalton Frank Dalulso Norm Daniels Iudy , Damels Murdock Danxels Pa Davrs Bxll Davis Davrs Davxs Burmce Lete Monty 1 1 be Lal ,.... 'V' 'C' Q01 Deam Dons DeFxll1pes Nancy DeLaney Debby DeLoo Chuck Delgado Henrietta Delgado Mary Lou Dennxson Bxll DeW1tt Donna Dlcklnson Betty Dlck Larry WH Q.. . Q e J f 1 ' ' .N ,fx 4 - I t' 4' . I 'Z y Q in . . 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Leonard H' ' Filer, Donna L., rb, 1 f Q, , Ya if sf, W V' I 621' 5' 1 ff '11, Q A72 CAME BEFORE THEM Gallagher Laura Gallardo Ioe C Gallardo Runaldo Garber Diane Garcia Henry M Garcia Louis Gasca Rosemane Gerxcke Gary Gibson Barbara Gxbford Frank Giles Bill Grpson Gayleen Glaze Bob Gomez Yolanda Goodloe Pauline Goodwin Tim Gordon Gail Grace Pat Graham Carolyn Granath Louise Greene Irm Gulsa Manuel Gunderson Ardell Gustason Gen Gutierrez Ire ne Filippini. Frances Fischer. Carole Fisher, Phyllis Flannery. Gary 4 Fleming. Sue -A Flores. Delia Flowers Louise Floyd Iohn Fogleman Maureen Ford Ioyce Foster Verna Franz Harriet French Carol Fullen Pat Fuller Margie V7 he vu i 6 LIN weed! i' if 'F' uv 6 Us-1 3-K 'of Nu' i I I S I I . 4 ' I 'fi' I ' ' I L .- 2 , ' ' . 'V Va, 3 iEv : ' i MJ' I , , . I 6 -5 C I' , wr A L ev' U ' ' L 2.3 F' ' H 215: Azz: A , I I - . ' 1 7 if r I 1 - ,xg ' y . f S ,,,.... 1 ,. 1 l ' w fo. F K ' I K In Sv N ,A - A my , M f rt -rr, - , '-H I - 4 A g V K , . 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Dale Hunter Ioan Hupspeth. Loretta Hatter Harold lnglett Carol Isaac. Lucile Iabbour Brenda Iackson. Donna Iacobo Lydia Iacobs Barbara larvi. Ioellen Iarvis. Pat Iesse LaVerne Iohnson Alice Iohnson Connie Johnson. Iohnnie Iohrzston, Herb Iollilt, Richard Iones. Barbara Iorzes, Ella Louise Iones. Gertie Lee Iones. Pat Kasmer, Wally Keller. Charlene U YEARS OF EDUCATION .mi nl S Q--v A l an SJ 'ii so EE? -:v ,M Q-4' '5 vre- V Kelsxck Iames Klmberlxn Pat Kirby Edward Klang Wes Klem Carol Ann Kher Wxlbert Klopter Richard Kohler Karl Kray Lou1s Krerpke Pauhne Kusske I ohn Lane Betty Langkammerer Ierry Larsen a Lasky Ioyce Layton Susan Leach Iohn Learned Don Leldeclrer Sally Lester Dons Levm Ierry Lewts Frances Lxchter Carol Lxqgett Betty Lrlley Sand Lmdsey Carol Lmtxcum Laurre lean Lxtwxller a Lockert Earnest 'vwzf' Q- nh -'rr Lockwood Bob s... ,W if fs 'V Q ig V.: '9- C'9 ty f-Q 4 4.11 -5 ' so 15. .ff cv w-v 4'-no-Q-.-'Nh IQ Lopez Hortensra Lopez Lydxa Lopez Patsy Lopez Rxta Lukens Shlrley Lukkes Ioe Luna Aurora Lyons Io Lysmger Harry M Cormlck Pat McCr1rle lack McDamels Ioyce McFarland Donna McGhee Lrzzle McGhe Mane McKellar Beverly McK1ssoclr Bxll McLaughlm Ioe MacGregor Bob Macxas Lupe Maclas Mary Mackey Charles Maqnart Paul Magdalene Rosahe Manzano Rlchard Mark lames Ile 107 , :: ,V llzv I -I A V3 K K ,i . :VP 4 Y 7 I 1 V, -.,,,.vv 3 i 4 1 A A I I, . , K 42 fav' f f A A ' I . ff ' fx A , 1 , ...... 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Q' 1 C 33V .vii 127 X It E 15 pw :G 4-.rf '57 ..,- :-v A+' ' 9' 'iii E Y 'G-1 Marquez Rosle Marquez Vxrqmra Martm Carole Martln Leola Martinez Bob Mortme z Martrnez Martinez Martrnez Charlxe Helen Mary Tony Mathxs Ola Mae Matthewa Ronnxe Maxwell Ieanne May Vlrqlma Meadows lack Meelrms Carole Mendoza Mary Meredxth Mona Mencal Larry Mxller Bob Mrller Pat Mxlloy Manlyn Mllls MGIIOH Mxlte er Mary M lchell Glona Mitchell Sharon Monroe Tony Montanez George Montoya Ray Montgomery Bob Moore Sharon Lee Moore Walter Morales Senaxda Moran Esther Morana Ianet Moms Dons Mosqueda Connie Mota Mana Mount Wayne Mouser Penny Mower Helen Moyer Warren Mullrqan Ternll Munson Brll Murdaugh Barbara Muuo Bill T0 MAKE ,,. of .. A A . ' ' ' ,Lg -r: 7 is . ' x ,. A I ' I ' V V l A V . 1 , K l 5, ,l . I Q ' :lg ' . ' gi, I AIIAI .,. ,. 'A Y Y?-A W Y fs- I ' ye '51 I 4 Q , 4 I, Z' 4 . . . ' YL' Q 'WN ' 4 .,., 1 v ' I - Q of -f sf C . D ' , fa i' V 4 . M' 5 . . .lf X ' 1 fr , ' V , 1 W , , ' if IIEI 1 ll 2 f ' . - -Q ' 'AP ' W ilk I U.- Q , ,I -V f ' . .Sul -Sw, A I t t..lk on .M f' - - ' J VW f ' ,. . .. rt ' .h. 1' L ' M 7 ., 5 V fa I V V A fl-vt if ,Q ,L , 1.3 1 , 'L' ' C V Pri: A 1 A, lbs! k l sf i 3 I Q s , ' . Q x X . I . THE FINAL PREPARATION U W Ni Muth Sandra Nance Danrel Nellsen Carl Nexlson Barbara Nelson Nancy Nlesxng Nancy N shkxan Iames Noms Al Noyes B111 Ornelas Ramona Ortega OIIVIQ Ortxz Tony Ousley Carl Owens Haywood Paladxno Nancy Palrrer Robert Palaskx Drck Pane Sharon Parrott Iohn Patterson Bob Paul Margaret Payan. Iosie Pedroza Iuliett Pelazini Deanna Pendleton Gene Penman, Barbara Perez Eleanor fm K fi if QIJ ll! l s., 4 5555i-ia.: 'Q 77 K X... :LH My ,3 on 4.1 5? , 1 . I ' VV' 1 N , A fgf l ' f I ' ff, . 1 Af' pf! N' A X M' I AWK W f MWA ' . of - f .ff M O Qdufffl f 1 L 2 f X 7 ' A UMM p V. ' ' 1 X L17 V k WW Yflf ' f, lf ,A I ' f ' ,lf ft l 'fy IN ' L 'ff .' rl f lf - r r r L Ll if wa or , ,lf 4 . . 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Russell Rutgers Salmon Salmon Salmon Salazar Ianet Janice Stephen Elizabeth Fay Patty Ernest Salter Ierry Samuelson Peggy Sanchez Sanchez Sanchez Saucedo Saucedo osne Muro Rita Alfonso Dons Saxton Erle Sayles Dick Schaap Annie SCHOOL Schall Bernardl e Schofield Kent Schrader Donna Schultz Scndra Schwan Larry Scott lack Sefton Molly Selbert Sue Serplco Camille Setterberq Carl Shank Dave Shepherd Patricia Shrocds Myrna Shumar Nancy Sldo Helen Sims Helen Y' .8 'R ur , f C' Q- -- in Ou 5, an ' N4 -4 as ' 3' f 1 8 r Q M y Ae? J use 1:4 'G' --I wal L an iv inn if Y., V- -sv 'Z -:kg T?' '9 Q Uv-X 'lar 'ff as 'v all '7 Qgv v-.., ,- ,.4 47 YL D K Q1 c-...Q ry., E' Ramirez Shirley Rasmussen Mary Lee Raumaker Pauline Ray Don Read Gary Redtnger Marilyn Reed Doug Reel Bob Renleman Clyde Requeso Eleanor Reyes Ioe Reyes Iula Rhohe Iudy Richards Claudia Richards Robert Richardson Iohnnie Riggs Arthur Rxner Wilma Rios Arlyne Rios Yolanda Robles Ray Rodgers Merle Rodriguez Darrel Rogers Sandy 5 ws. I? Q-1 iq. L as If 4, '-'s-Q it FOR NEXT YEAR ar 'C' vw f- 'Wi if Q hu so g E ,.... I2 6 5,5 '73 Q' E, ' Q on an 5 1:7 S? ' ' xil E' 'vs 10, ?'9 ,V f4v'Xq xaz R4 4 ...- 1 I7 s -- tr Y .al vt-'y ,I- in .-f rs i 1 f h Sxmmons Harold Sxnclarr Lee Skaggs Don Smrth Dorothy Smxth Georgxana Smith Ierry Smlth udy Smrth Sharon ee Sonsto B111 Soto Esther Soto Ioe Spxqner Reedra Mae Stell Gall Stewart Marque Stewart Rrchard I. Steyprema Mrldred Stephan Sharon Stxvers Steve Stowe Bob Stuart Deanna Subject Marllee Sulhvan Shxrley Tagle Henry Taqle Yolanda Taylor Glenn Taylor Kay Taylor Txm Tedrow Bette Tennant Pr scxlla Theodorlt Fra zeen Txnsley Tom Torrence Dale Totten Iams Trama Frank Travis Lonme Tremper David Tregea Faye Trout Alxce Trolmger Duck Tublola Ed Tucker lack Turner Ilm U'lo Kay Valdez Kerneth Vance Ron Van Luven Hon Veqa Carmen Verdone Gay Vxllaroel Mary Lou Vlllavrcencxo Grlbert Volkart Freddxe Wadsworth B111 Walke Clyde Warmbrodt Fra cxs Warner Ioe ' l - , - -n if fl ' l f S 2 K fl 5 A , 3 A A I 7 D F 3, , or f ' f 117 S fl, Q ' ' , ' - I 5 5' ' A411 rv I ., Q 1 1. I A I r 4. I F . 'il A . L' y W ' fs- y i t or '-- ' , Q' D ss f' G F -41' T 'U ' ' g X T F Q V A fp L ' Y . F , j . -' , . f A 5 cy. tr f , A -r,. s S ' I 'Nd 1 , 1 ' Q 2 V C I E r 5, f 'Z 1, - I , T L.. ' ' p 2 21 ' . 25 3' . K f' , ' 4 we :r ff' 5' I ' . - w' E. . l U x, F r. ' I N X l . ' . s.. 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Y 1 1 1' fxkf f ff v f f r 'f ,' -1 v- '1 r 1515 5111113151 11e', V111 4,11 ef. 111111 1111111 ,111 11 ,L 1 11,1361 yi-111. 5 INR-I 'if ' s If I 1 xi RTK Q '- s ll Qxf -- T 5 fplf ,ist il 1 1 Q ff, M x J X 4 ij 4 I' , KH 2 yt! 1 1 X. t'w Q v' . 1: X , ax .1 M 212 . ' Ei . 53' ,.. ax 9 4, ' N15 R '1' Ya .' v ', ,fi 1 ff. g Q. 4 . 24:5 S25 ,v .h 1 U ' ' f 4 f' :aa 5, .b . 4 f, . 1 Mf H531 . ,, nqfmu S2335 ul mu, , . - Nl Lao W-4: ,M 'ln' f,-:mil 53. , N - -...' X I .iigiji 'Nu Q' .5 UH- . 8: fukfp' .!.+.xi Bn., '4:i 2?: ' 52! 'x 4 'g.1'..', 12:1 -1' , , ROW ONE Patterson. Evelois: Ponce. Dorothy: Smith. Ioanne: McKnight. Ianice: Haskins, Toni: Sanford. Ruth: Torres. Anne: Reed. Norma. ROW TWO Motto. Teresa: Contowi. Romona: Vance. Loretta: Rix. Elaine: Sorenson. Audrey: Flores. Margaret: Ingels. Mary: Streeter. Pat: Burleson. Marsha: Montgomery. Ianice. ROW THREE Chamberlin. Ann: Trient. Carolyn: Woodburn. Iulia: Hough. Eleanor: Vaughn. Rosalie: Bryant. Carolyn: Carlson. Sonia: Dunn. Ianice: Larsen. Iudy: Soules. Betty: Zermeno. Nina: Shockey. Iulia. HAVE A LOT Lv-1 V fi 'X iff 9 Rowomz Berolatti, Mary Lou: Bravo. Lucy: Korniield. Marcia: Hobock. Le Ann: Dye. Pamela: Koester. Linda: Wright. Beverly: Robertson. Iudy: Bur- qy. Evelyn: Iette. Iudy. ROW TWO Hendrickson. Linnea: Gorian. Diane: Smith. Nancy: Wagner. Nancy: Giglia. Virginia: Miranda. Lupe: Purden. Io Ann: Lamb. Iudy: Ledtord. Bail: Madden. Mary: Armstrong. Leita. ROW THREE Menning. Connie: Miranda. Mary: Porras. Connie: Casillas. Lydia: Rios. Connie: Wonnington. Wilma: DeRoche. loan: Fuller. Sandra: PC1991 Tinker: Carter. Sandra: Busby. Darlene: Clinton. Ianice: Perez. Sabina. sw...-,W TU LEARN X M , li ' 1 , .r ' 1 if 1 if-vf, .lL ROW ONE Peterson, Ioann: Battiste, Darlene: Deemester, Sandra: Ysaac, Esther: Quiwtawa. Kaye: Smith, Nora: O'Neill. Iune: Miller, Ianet: Bryant Sue. ROW TWO Einbinder. Leah: Ferguson, Ierrie: Oberlin. Barbara: Gutierrez, Peggy: Herkelrath, Dorothy: Rangel, Ernestine: Melendrez, Iustina: Neff, lo hanna: Wilson, Allie: Wilson, Betty: Rinehart. Sherron: Stover, Andrea. ROW THREE Burkett, Evelyn: Payne, Mary: Kniifen, Barbara: Gilbert, Ieanne: Eastwood. Barbara: Gentry, Gail: Potts, Imogene: Aleiandre, Iessie: Bar ranza, Rosalindo: Vasquez. Inez: Monk, Rosalie: Appleton, Carollee: Cross, Iudy: Thompson. Minnie. ROW ONE Kelly, Marilyn: Mazzitelli, Gloria: Keller. Lorraine: McKnight, Paulette: Rodriguez, Connie: Fowler. Sandra: Lightner, Lois: Huber, Bonnie: Torres, Anne: Lopez, Genevieve. ROW TWO Wilson, Yvonne: Pilcher, Ioan: Schlomer, Donna: Goldman, Michelle: Lockert, Oreta: Whaley, Beverly: Sanford, Ruth: Nickerson, Iudy: Sullivan, Sharon: Sapp, Lola. ROW THREE Osborne, Elnore: Steele, Guyla: Dow, Frances: Dell, Nancy: Lowe, Lynda: Patterson, Evolois: Weaver, loan: Hawkee, Sharon: Weaver lean: Arriola, Lydia: Evans, Rosemary: Wilson, Marie. .ir f' ROW ONE Truiillo. Aurora: Kimber. Ann: Lopez. Delfina: McDonald. Darla: Reed. Norma: Savage. Iean: Wilson. Vicki: Stewart. Nancy: Miranda. Rosalie. ROW TWO Cababa. Diane: Hopper. Kathleen: Phifer. Carolyn: Turner. Connie: Fenn. Iudie: Cannom. Meredith: Hancock. Susan: Miller. Io Anne: Boice. Gwen: Coleman. Sherre. ROW THREE Price. Nancy: Kettring. Laura: Rollins. Roberta: Shockey. Iulia: Buscemi. Frances: Castillo, Lucy: Negrete. Rachel: Martinez. Margaret: Thomas. Sandra: Hossom. Connie: Milloy. Loretta: Finch. Ioan. BEFORE THEY MAKE Q 5 ROW ONE Pedraza. Marina: Evans. Gayle: Russell. Laurel: Alexander, Vera: Gordon. Diana: Schwedt. Kay: Terribilini. Zelda: Fred, Pauline: Freeman. Bertha: Carter. Roberta: Brand. Ioann. ROW TWO Luna. Virginia: Serrano, Dorolhy: Nevarez, Dolores: De La Cruz. Alice: Serna. Gloria: Switt. Carol: Lee. Barbara: Iackson. Susan: McClary. Bebe: Blair. Pat: Beach. Ioyce: Casteel. Pat: Cullingtord. Armida. ROW THREE Ramirez. Helen: Chavez. Elsie: Miller. Darla: O'Halloran, Marilyn: Whiston. Pat: Fiore. Gerry: Staats. Beverly: Finley. Davida: Stoll. Gloria: McCormick. May: Bryant. Linda: Smith. Owena: Kachevas. Cathy: Klein. Iudith. -. 1' ' 1 - 1 A , , , 4' H y , i , , ' v' r 'EJ , Q ., J , Ju, .xi - 4 1 X, I I bfld nl' r-4... I it We I ROW ONE Florez, Auqustina: Gallegos, Rosalie: Mendoza, Anita: Cabrera, Herrninia: Davis. Mary: Glorer, Kay: Morris, Geraldine: Gee, Betty. ROW TWO Schmeizl, Pat: Collettee. Sandra: Orvin. Dorseen: Adams, Beverly: G:esham. Betty: Howinq, Carol: Bauquess, Mary Ann: Walker, Linda: Stephens, Ieanne: Edwards. Barbara: Duran, Charlotte. ROW THREE Lange, Iene: Galindo, Lupe: Valdez. Lupe: Truiillo, Elsie: Caddell, Metterine: Garcia. Eunice: Gebhart, Deloya: Lamoreaux. Rose: Acufi Marilyn: Eddinqs, Shirley: Ellis, Mary. THE FINAL TURN ROW ONE Raza, Gilberta: McCann, Pat: Correll, Sharon: Miller, Connie: Iohnson, Alice: Dyches, Roberta: Needles, Mary: Owen, Viola. ROW TWO Gamboa, Bobbi: Hidalgo, Helen: Cabrera, Helen: Rucker, Gwen: Wright, Sheila Ann: Morris, Goldie: Walker, Gladys: Hudson, Alma Ieqn Shock, Iudy: Latner, Wanda. ROW THREE Blakely, Benita: Lernus, Sabina: Strickland, Helen: Taylor, Sally: Winter, Lois: Matyas. Helen: McKay, Shirley: Gulzwiller, Pat. 1 'fp' .,-M waxy ,- 1,11--A ' ROW ONE Affatau Carl Cole Maynard Weller Fred Buck Ierry Tobm Louls Mller Frank ROW TWO McBnde Clark Stutzman Ierry Wnqht Blll Clyde Pearo Foulk Char es Nzesmg Iohn Bobbltl Gary Shelton B111 ROW THREE Haque Tom Adams Iohn Cashllo Andres Garcxa Mke Ioe Orona Rrchard M Rrvas Frank Hoffman Wlllram Mills Drck Rodrr guez Frank Fernandez Herman THEY LL OW ONE E Tfiiff ......-A Hague Wxllram Kastxgar Bob Flesher Iohn Fntsche Davxd Clark Ronme Clark Ken Rose Sieve Matus R Anihony Curixs lack Slgafoos Sxg Nothngham Gene ROW TWO Gnuschke Ioe Dunkm George DeFxll1pes Ioe Campbell Bob Mlller Charles Sanford Clyde Gomez Alonzo Frauslo Iohnny Garcxa Iavler Gurllen Zsmael Cnttenden Iohnny ROW THREE Rayppy Hal Baker Bxll Hall Charles Weston Sammy Danchuk George Seasholtz Charles Barnum Don Slqler Tommy Ellery Ray Schmer Ronald Moon Tom Mertens Mlchael Casey Patnck 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I . 1 . . . . . . ..,,. , , , . . , . 1 1 ' - ' I 1 ' 1 ' 1 - ' 1 ', . , . ,.., . , , .. , . , . . , 1 I 1 1 . N ' 1 A aww-M, f- 'Q 1 1 Y A Q Av ,F ,A 5 W, ' X . . , . 3 L. , . r A V 111 ,L 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 . 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 . ROW ONE -Boller. Roger: McKellar, Larry: Park. Don: Belnup, Bnrce: Salazar. Tony: Baitista, Dwiqhl: Wirth. Bill: Lopez, lohn. ROW TWO Shannon, Fred: Smi ilberl: Hansen, Gordon: Cousins, Robert: Ha yer. Ilm: Torres, lim: Turner, Ralph: Slape, Marion: Lopez, Luis. . D' ri, Mill: welll Qld We BE JUNIORS NEXT YEAR ROW ONE Tarlton, Mike: Arnold, Paul: Mercandante. Larry: Goddard, Iohn: Mahhews, Chuck: Sampson, Don: Green, Iohnny: Prado, Salvador: Tur pen, Howard. ROW TWO Thompson. Milton: Beltran, George: Paquia, Samson: Rose, Burt: Fraley, Don: Aguirre, Paul: Reyes, Severo: Vega, Louie: Gomez, Ioe: Camp, Carl: Valdez. Rudy: Hansen, Don. ROW THREE Whisenant. loe: Hudson. Bob: Walker, Michael: Bratcher. Richard: Ktchen, Larry: Bunker, Ron: Long, Ioe: Thompson, Iim: Boyce, Don: Gabrero, Reinaldo: Morzlez, Eddie: Rickert. Dave: Hall, David: Ambro sia, Fred: Robinson, Bill. 45 WQN. 'nik' ROW ONE Cabrera, Herminia: Buchanan, Iune: Messer, Mary: Zimmer, Gene: Clair, Evelyn: Thompson, Barbara: Perkins, Valerie: Davis. Pat: Sturdi- van. Wanda. ROW TWO Duran, Charlotte: Howing, Carol: Walker, Linda: Perez. Iennie: Gamboa, Dolores: Ramirez, Lucy: Lopez, Mary Beth: Vaughn, Marilyn: Freitag. ludy: Rehelske, lean: Vaughn, Lynn. ROW THREE Walden. Ioan: Root, Barbara: Fullen. Madeline: Garrett, Rosalie: Hughes, Peggy: Hunter, Barbara: Voreis, Myma: Edwards, Barbara: Ste- phens, leanne: Gee, Betty. if fu WITH LESS ,v ROW ONE Bailey, Iohn: Aivla. Raul: Bramlett, Iohn: Kepiord, Lyle: Larimer, Darwin: Shaeiier, Iohn: Osburn. Melvin: Glasscock. Larry. ROW TWO Frame. Don: McMurray, Larry: Long, Albert: Evensen, Bill: Dawson, Freddie: Campos, Poriinio: Fiiane. Dick: Catalano. Iohn: Wilhite. Homer: Byrnes, Mike. ROW THREE Bailey. Lonnie: Friqone. Al: Rogan. Richard: Moore, Bruce: Aleksich, Iohn: Lenzgo, Mike: Larson. Peter: Mielde. Dave: Webb, Dick: Pratt. Leighton: Brewer. Ronald: Gravette, Bob: Butler. Brent. .....,-,. .-..., ,.... , 4 fx ,.. we 8 ,rf In Q f riff. vii' fel, ROW ONE Seagondollar, Dewayne: Daniels, David: Brunson. Bob: Finkle, George: Hiss. Roger: Beardsley, Iohn: Hellman, David: Estrada, Iesus: Ven tura, Rolee: Iimenez. Wyo: Castaneda, Fred: Evans. Ronald: Morana, Ierry. ROW TWO lensen, Larry: Robson, Gerald: Padilla, Trinidad: Ramirez, Ralph: Camarena, Robert: Carpenter, Ted: Castro, Danny: Mills, Brent: Ellery Iohn: LeMere, Terry: Reynolds. Rod: Simmons, Bill: Iohnson. Phil. ROW THREE Henderson. Louis: Roy, Martin: Lee, Ronald: Boylan, Bob: Ludvigson, Earl: Clanton, Dick: Chavez. Frank: Coats, Victor: Williamson, Doug las: Watkins. Howard: Bockrath, Eric: Hernandez, Frank: Ceballos. Paul: Rodriguez. Ioe. TU LEARN . , ,,,,,-.,,. R5 ROW ONE Scott, Bill: Sandrhl, Calip: Bluder, Walter: Seasholtz. Charles: Pearlman, Mike: Travis, Richard: White, Iohn: Strickland, Don: Watson, Dale: Cain. Ioel: Bean, David. ROW TWO Dupont, Alan: Dickey, lim: Stout, Bill: Chapparo, Manuel: Brown, Burch: Zaharopoulas, Louis: Berry, Dennis: Briggs, Ioe: Vareia, Carlos: Bryan, Bill: Norris, Johnny: Iuare, Lawrence: Lehman. Iohnny. ROW THREE Bubany, lim: Cisneros, Fernando: Adams, lack: Kroepiy, David: Simmons, George: Valdivia, Gilbert: Lopez. Rudy: Young. Kenneth: Savage, Tom: Sieck, Michael: Thompson, Gary: Tiedeman, Ed: Akam, Frank. 7 :?' l ' ' Y fi ROW ONE Romero, Rosalind: Morris. Linda: McKinney, Pat: Sargent, Betty: Sprague, Carol: Galivan, Anita: Williamson, Martina. ROW TWO Perez, Natie: Pacheco, Helen: Gustafson, Carol: Gire, Marilyn: Fleming, Barbara: Andrade, Felisa: Pedroze, Laura: Montecino, Rosemary: Gomez, Genevieve: Carrillo, Lucille. ROW THREE Kacpura, Anne: Head, Ienelle: Fernandez, Lorretta: Bishop, Margie: Burqan, Ioan: Eastwood, Ann: Henderson, Ioyce: Sharp, Ianice: Dever, AND LESS AND LESS QV h x NL, i r wif NV JN iv X, A QV P 'V ,gl ' MU ' M X S J ' Q! hx l , . 5 v Sit Md' idx, Nt, ' - -S ' .S x, if 0 if MX: Af AVL 'No MC 4 N . V ,..i,, .ln ROW ONE Bristow, Lynette: Snider, Bunny: Cummings, Sue: Foster. Deloris: Cowell, Carolyn: Knapp, Nanci: Ogle, Gail: Colquhoun, Margaret: Wendt, Pollyanna: Love, Norma: Hoffman, Deanna. ROW TWO Little, Leola: Beachem. Iudith: Davis, Virginia: Lutes, Lani: Kramer, Carol: Phillips, Iudy: Cordell, Ianet: McDevitt, Ioyce: Iohnston, Patti: Pender, Io Ann: Fischer, Pat: Ruiz, Mary: Ybana, Iosie. ROW THREE Ringgold, Beulah: Iohnson. Nonnie: France, Celia Rose: Acevedo, Helen: Gonzalez, Iennie: Lara, Margaret: Soto, Frances: Rehwald, Carol: Lukens, Mary lane: Estrada, Tina: Helie. Marilyn: Kelley, Nancy Lee: King, Iudy. 1 Q4 V ROW ONE Nowicki. Chester: Klinqer, David: Featherstone, Phil: Borden, Norman: Smith, Don: Sanchez, Ioe: Hornby, Dick: Cosand, Bruce: Felton, Vir- gil: Fallucca, lack: Lindner, Loren: Inman, Iohn. ROW TWO Pedroza, Ernest: Sturm, Harold: Lockwood, Bob: Haney, Ierry: Daynes, Mike: O'Keete, Terry: Beach, Harry: Ray, Hobert: Martinez, Iesus: FOR GREATER CHEERS In t ROW ONE Iimenez, Eustolia: Nieto, Mary: Luna, Gloria: Ybarra, Lucia: Serrano, Connie: Ulloa, Rosie: Davalos, Mercedes: Estrada. Amamda: Arregin, Hortencia. ROW TWO Tidwell, Mary: Moad, Beverly: Dixon, Donna: Thompson, Arlene: Coble, Ieanette: Chesnut, Doris: Hausladen. Sue: Churchwell, Nancy: Henry, Linda: Parder, Betty: Matson, Ruth: Gartner, Charlotte. ROW THREE Eberhart, Susan: Ayres. Suzanne: Simanson, Carol: Sampson, Donna: Monzon, Susan: Iones, Bobbye Sue: Sherwood, Dianne: Caddell. Car- rie Viola: Handtord, Mary: Grove, Yvonne: Wells, Occonna: Button, Myrtle. 1- ..., v, i. g, 5 , f 5l.iyg:g,f 3 ROW ONE Ornelas, Ralph: Casillas, Benny: Gutierrez, Tony: Neqreie, Paul: Sanchez. Richard: Serrato, Cesario: Stickel, Gerald: Espitia, Ioe: Gonzales less: Payan, Ralph: North, Gerald: Favela, George. ROW TWO Greene, Tom: Maclfaddin. Frank: Deer, Richard: Saens. Mike: Morocco, lim: Smith. Carl: DeBellis. Pat: Sticlrel. lim: Palmer. Bell: Tedder Charles: Belew, Wendel: Neikirk. Edward. ROW THREE Schmid, Don: McCool, Larry: Gipson. Glen: Thompson. Neil: Thompson. Burl: Willis, Casper: Cain, Iohn: Bishman, Ken: Wilkinson. David: THE GOALS WILL BE CLEAR , 4. v ff v fi' w. ,fn 2 ffrff- ik' 'ef 4 'LL Qwjgg -. A,v . W K ,mm 4 z7.'-,W 4. ,jg.., Q .r Ying, x THE XIWORNXAL WAY 'N M' OUEEN BEVERLY Football Queen Beverly Goil reigned over her court con- sisting of: Row 1. L. to R.: Lenda Wilson. Susie Bedford. Pat Bryant. Bar- bara Cox. Row 2, L. to R.: Tani Loper. Iill Skolnik. Shari Sparks. Carol Cruzen, Roberta Am- Stein, Barbara Rickert. Row 3, L. to R.: Queen Beverly and Princess Donna Van Osdel. K f ' , Ku 512 ' in W SAW V 4 W l Basketball Queen Bar- is bara Grimes was a pic- ture ot loveliness as she 3534 gimm A Y I received her title at the QA, rm gf Homecoming Game. irq ,t My W , eingfflf f 2 , ,Q a . s,rs, , , OUEEN BARBARA Every year the football and basketball squads put up nominees tor their queen. To them these girls are not only beautiful, but have pleasing personalities and are Well liked by everyone. The crowning of these girls takes place during halt time ceremonies at Homecoming Games. There the student body sees their queen and attendants. Football Queen, Beverly Goff, was awarded her title over eleven other girls, and Donna Van Qsdel served as Princess. Barbara Grimes captured the title of Basketball Queen during halt time festivities. She had tour attendants. Queen Burbards Court: L. to R.: Pct Hall, Marilyn Penny, Barbara, Ioyce Pope. Jackie Powers not pictured. ii 1 .Q lr! gn nk nuff-' 'HA + 'SV .44 ,A mf, . Q v . I 1 if 1 .1 -t i 'f if 'cdffizf 4' +:J '?1f 5211, Lg ly 1175? 'f fn , XY: 3 zz 2, 1 72152 . J- '. 11 ,3 V. ,QL f MQ 7 ' I , , 1 ff? S 'ia ' ,- Iess Camarena and Dorothy Castro stop Eddie Cababa, Eddie Barbosa, Bill Two sisters. IOCIH Gnd lean Weaver. the show with their tricky mambo Hunter, and Mike Bliss were in and S0119 SiS!9YS- routine. out oi the show in several numbers. WEiere are those dancers? Wheie's that piano player? These sounds were all very familiar at the follies rehearsals. lt took many long hours ot arranging and re-arranging the music to exhibit the great production numbers that were in the show. Witli more than fifty entertainers, rehearsals were usually more in disorder than in order. Wlietlier order or disorder was present, the results were terrific. The talent in the extravaganza was tl1e best of S.B.H.S. Vocalizing were lulie Hand, Gloria Mazzitelli, Lois Tlnurnma Bonnie Knowles, and lerry Beeinan. Mrs, l-land, lulie's rriotlier, was one cerson nc one could have done without. Hilarious Bill Clebeck acted as erncee for the event. Tne stage crew was if grouc of enter- tainers who received very little riraise for i:.e loo they Under the direction of Mr. Uren, the sixteeneriece orchestra sounded like nothing less than the Boston Pops. Tlze production staff was Iiiade uri of loAnn laOVJItIflifC, Fred lone-s, arid Bobbi Vtfarner. They worked together m solving many problems. Trie adult :rdvisors were Mr. lohn Begaldo, Mr. Urban Eiswerth, Mr. Bay Collins, and Mr. lerorie Fallert. The audiences showed great appreciation for all the hard worlc that had been out into tlie follies. Both nights the follies rilyaed were successful. To be sure, the Follies of '55 were the best Cardinal City has ever produced. 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