San Lorenzo High School - Confederate Yearbook (San Lorenzo, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1953 volume:

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So lhis book is dedicaled To recalling lhose years of our growlh, '52 and '53 in parficular. Any alfempr 'ro condense Three years of evenls info one hundred odd pages borders on lhe impossible. We hope lhar There is enough of lhose years wilhin lhe covers of lhis book ro bring back lo you your years al San Lorenzo High. Tradifions are one lhing Jrhal a new school musl eslablish. So every evenl al San Lorenzo can possibly become a lradilion. This yearbook is nor arlempring +o ser a prececlenf buf is rrying To combine rhe old and +he new lo bring you our baby, lhe I953 Conlederale. PAT ARNOLD, Edifor IIDIIIIIIISTRIITIDII Now I've +old you and l won? repeaf H! Keys+one Camara Shop l43I9 Eas? I4fh Sires? San Leandro, California .f .Y ,- ifwrxl . V . 1 ' I faq. mv xi' 4' 'a'-3'i2w 3. ' I E' Wk fm. Av - ifflfsi, 3 4' f, mc i 1 MN ,, M Y , f , ZQTV ' vi k 4iA'a1.f'g,,,11 -, .P MR. O. B, PAULSON Superlnlendenf of Schools QDLUILL of, -7 BOARD OF TRUSTEES, HAYWARD HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT LEFT TO RIGHT: George W. Lundgren, E. Guy Warren, Marlin W. Haley, A. L. Chrislensen, George W. Phillips, Jr O O I Wmnaqc No counfry in rhe world possesses such a widespread syslem of schools, public and privafe, and no counlry in lhe world does more +o educafe +he youfh of Ihe Iandifhan does The Uniled Slafes of America. The people of lhe nafion have made no rnislake in Jrheir confidence in +he public school as a Training for democrafic cilizenship and as a guaranly of l'he conlinuance of free insIil'ul'ions. The sfudenfs in our firsl Senior Class will now enler a world which is in a Slafe of grear unresf. We Irusl Tha? your lraining in our high school will oflen remind you fha? if is a wise old world afier all and +ha+ i+s deep foundahons are laws which are just irrefragable, and elernal. Go forrh 'ro a life of work always remembering Thai effecfive living comes of doing, of shaping, of creafing, of building. Resolve Jrhal all Ihaf you do will malce Ihis world a befler place for o+hers. MR. NELS NELSON MISS JOSEPHINE WILLIAMS Dean of Boys Dean of Girls in s2l Mn. CARL exoos Principal MISS BLANCHE SULLIVAN Vice Principal MR. WALTER JOHNSON Direcior ofSIudenfAc1ivi1iss GNN IM.. 'Q M 'S X H YM? ,Q xx. ' , ft W smfgvy 'F Y W ws 2 rfmlkhw, ,V .9 ,W M, 4.1, wwf aw, N: 2 2 ,azk friff Qi .aw f'w::?2-2-1'MHk::,vX SC 'l2'W?5f'7i1'1f?Q' IWFQEYF . Jig-PW Q ,mag -,-5, , iigww vim gf X My M - :1iK m,fQm,?'55 1 f if bf 7 -:Q -- Qimiwfzsz .XV FI A M' .9'7?'x0T: K X X V .'-'.- .',-. S 5 .,,,, , M my g fe 5:5511 AA iw iw? J my if . g, ww' 53? if 3 A A QA Q r is? 5 , Q I X . 3 A . 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Don Zarcone 3l2I Davis Oakland, Caliiorni.-1 x 4Q r P '53 .9 2 3, an 1 mg A Eb gf fw s V 4 Y. S RQ Q' WK A I x X-:gf K ,354-1,2 www ff V 3 s X v NES' . Q. . - ,J L, . W ANNETTE ADAMS BEVERLEE ALDERTON DAVID ALLEY JACK ALMSTAD EARL AMEY DICK ANDERSON LOIS ANDERSON DOROTHY ARNOLD PATRICIA ARNOLD DON ARTHUR DARLENE BARNES MODENA BARNES THOMAS BARNES fm STEVEN BARRINGER MARLENE BERRY JOYCE CHARLES LOIS ELLEN 15455, PE my 'K' i5 !3w is it-I, Tmwwv gif f Rwikif' KI . X YQ-Nw J I K S , Q 1 ,I N' 5? e i MODENA BUSH ARLENE CASEY JOYCE COFFIE OTIS COLE I8 mam- 'K 2-Keri-I PAULA BUTTS SHARON CAMERA DARREL CLEMENT DAVID COATS LOANA COLLINS URSULA COLLINS DONNA COPE JOAN COSTELLO ' . 79.53 RICHARD CARDOZA MARLENE COBB MINNIE COOK GWEN COSTER CHARLES CREIGHTON CAROLYN CROSIER ERIN CUFF BOBBIE DALPORTO THOMAS DALTON JACK DANCER JEANNE DART CHARLES DAVIS DORIS DAVIS ELEANOR DAVIS FRANCES DAVIS HAROLD DAVIS MARION DAVIS RAYMOND DAVIS SHARON DAVIS 4 1, . I,'IyI!IIi,'IH1kx F , 11-.,, X 1 , 5 as -If ig I I If C? wr fl'-. W x 'Q'rT 'wou4 if Qu.-QX an-rf was Nj Ny SNP' iw! 1 'R Sw MARY ANN DEAN GARY DE GRAW INEZ DEOGRACIA DOROTHY DEPNER GARY DEPOLO KEITH DE RUIG ROBERT DEXTER PAULINE DIKES DOROTHY DI SANTO JACK DOHBIE DONALD DOUGLAS ROBERT DUCEY JACK DUFFY DAVID DUNCAN LUCILLE DYKEMA DIANA EGHOLM REVA LEE FALVEY DONALD FRATE DAVID GARLEY 5 . GAIL ELLIS NANCY FELICIANO BARBARA FURTADO JO ANN GATT! F v 'W Q' L :A ' 7953 RONALD ESPINDOLA RONALD FOREMAN CONSUELO GALLEGOS RONALD GEHRKE I-'me' MQ I Q fi N10 NRL, 'Nilse- WILLIAM EVERSON LAFERNA FOX NARCISA GARCIA THOMAS GILCREST -1 x GNN 4 f Ng X A . ,K A ' .0 s.wv...- Q iho' L x , fygrfiif R ' L I Q .-5. ,I H-A-I 2. if Q27 fl Qui , . 'VX Wx-r' 'sw 'fr-1 ,f sk XI ,c,,4k -,+m?isAy rmw, uf' xy' Y www? JQ s 'W KWH' Q.-wav- 'nn FQ J. PETER GHIGLIONE WILLIAM GRAG6 CAROLANNE HAYES VERNON HANSON BEVERLY HERNANDEZ FRANK HERRICK BEVERLY ANN HINES BEVERLY HITCHCOCK 7953 WILMA HAMMONS WILLIAM HECTOR LAWANA HESS HENRY HOBSON RONALD HANSEN KEITH HENRY DAVID HILL PATRICIA HOREJSI Q-QM rm wwf x 3. Y nkvgi. Xi, Y W , Rfk, ,gm al! .1 -wif? N'Qr' an-snuff PHILLIS HORTON CAROLE HUDDLESON KATHRYN HUDSON ANN HUSAR MARILYN IVEY JOAN JOHNSON RALPH JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON CHARLENE JOHNSTON RICHARD JONES MARJORIE JUNET MIRIAM KAWAHARA CHARLES KEATON PHYLLIS KELLOGG TED KENISON 'SRG 'R ,nf 599 sf' 10 ,uns YQ? N sg, yad 4-W-W. 'Whdapm WNW GEORGE KOCH ARTHUR KONECNY BRUCE KRESS NORMA LEE KRUSE JOAN LAWSON MARILYN LE ROY KENNETH LEVIEN LELAND LEWIS WILLIAM LIPCON RICHARD LOWER BARBARA LOWRY TONY LUCCKETTA RONALD LUNDBERG BILL MARTIN JOSEPH MARTIN ! FP- lin 'Vis-ag, f SHIRLEY MARTIN WILLIAM MASSIE LAUSANNE MCCULLOCH MERRIANNE MCCUNE BRUCE MELVIN STEVEN MENNET BARBARA MOODY RICHARD MOORE O 'Sv I PM 'ch 0-A 4 aww .. r if HH 4 ,Q f 111:-mi . in ff-'1' :ffm wi? MIKEL MASSOGLIA CHARLES MCGRAW AMELIA MERANDE JOSEPH MOREIRA ' 7953 Irv- 'Nw-...Q-4' 'Nui Q-qu---' 1 If +-.Q I 'S-K I XX-Q-M' L MASAO MATSUMOTO JAMES McNISH RAE MILLER EMMA LOU MORRELL 25 'X , I , . g X I , '::': ' f. g -milk was g Rf, ww, Q n-W fx , I Q Q w. .gi QI S1522 PATRICIA MORGAN SHIRLEY MORGAN JOSEPH MUREN NANCY MURRAY JOSEPHINE MURPHY KENNETH MUSCO PATRICIA NYSTROM ELEANOR OLIVERA SALLIE ORDOINS LORETTA ORNELLAS NORMA OTTO CLARENE OWEN GERALDINE PEARSON MANUEL PEREZ GARY PETERSEN JOAN PORTER ' ' 7953 KAREN POSTON PATRICIA PRINDLE ERNEST RABBIOSI MARLENE REAMS JUNE REBELLO MARGARET REBISKIE YVONNE REGAS CARL REITH VIRGINIA REYES ROBERT RIBELIN KENNETH ROBERTS CLARENCE ROBINSON JOYCE ROBINSON BEVERLY ROGERS ALTA ROSE A 'RJR' vpiuwv' QE 4? 5 S., wx Q '5 N i f , .I R1 I 'W in VAST., ,gn .,., ...,I if ,. . 'M' I it E 'QL E Q! wwe sm? I Sm J I is S -is R' , . 4 'X 153 '91 RQ' 'Sid Min.. L 'N' RICHARD RUFER RAE SATO DOUGLAS SCOTT HELEN SILHAVEY DONALD SILVA JEAN SIMPSON JOHN SIMPSON MONROE SIMS JON SLIGAR EDWARD SMITH SARALEE SMITH MICHAEL SNARR LAURENCE SOARES INGER SORENSEN MARILYN SPANGLER ' 'I 7953 DAWN SPENGLER WILLIAM STUTLER JOHN STEWART EDWARD STONER RICHARD STRAPP TERRENCE SULLIVAN JACOB STRAND JOANNE SUMMY JOAN SVENDSGAARD LARRY TWITCHELL PEGGY TODD RICHARD TIERNEY RONALD TIERNEY RAMSEY THORNLEY BARBARA THACKSTON FRED TEMPS -Q w mv .M v-11--1-fmmQ.mwqWQM4fwM-gf --K. Q .lnmwf .fl IAN:-num:-1 mr RUSSELL TALBERT HENRY VARDANEGA SANDRA WALTON PATRICIA WILLIAMS 5 . ' 7953 MARILYN TALBOTT PETER VAN ETTEN JUDY VAN REEN ROBERT WALKER ELEIN WALSH PATRICIA WALSH MARY WATROUS JERRY WEBER JUNE WHITIES DIANE WILLIAMSON FREDERICK WILSON JOAN WOLVERTON it-Q ...mb HAS Q96 NANCY WOLVERTON MAXINE WONG RICHARD WOOD LEROY WOODD THELMA WOODRUFF PATRICIA WOODSIDE HELEN WOODWARD BEVERLY YARNELL CAROLYN YOUNG ARTHUR BOYKEN RICHARD DONNELLY LAWRENCE FELICIANO JOSEPH GINN SM RICHARD HUNT BETTY MAROUES WILLIAM MORGAN SHIRLEY ROZARIO CORRI NE ROBERTSON RUTH SALCEDO JOHN SAVAGE DORIS STEPHENS WAYNE WEBER Mikel Massoqlia Lois Anderson Yvonne Regas Marilyn Bumqarner Kalhryn Hudson Saralee Smifh Elein Walsh Smzbm Baby, 0' 8. Paula Buffs 9. Ellen Bueman . Eleanor Olivera . David Garley . Joan Lawson . Joan Johnson IO ll I2. Marlene Reams I3 I4 Merrianne McCune Lois Breece Bill Lipcon Margie June? Loana Collins Rava Falvey Dorix Davis Marilyn Ivey Sharon Cambra Diane Williamson Erin Cuff Fred Temps Lee Woodd Oiy Cola Dawn Spcnqlar 8 .A s I6 .' Q. if V' 'M Mu NU -1 is 5 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Temps, Vice Presldenlg J. Svendsgaard, Secrelaryg J. Weber, Presidenl, G, Cosler, Treasurer. CLASS OF '54 FRONT ROW, leff lo righf: B. Rhodes, R. Okimolo, E. Padqefl, D. Groce, M. Lund, A. Garner, J. McGeorge, A. Berfauf, C. Close, J. Wesl. SECOND ROW: L. Gorsuch, G. Bryan, K. McWilliams, J. Ginn, B: Lopez, B. Culberfson, J. Miller, L. Bell, P. Duvall. BACK ROW: R. Meier, G. Haagenson, D. Kroll, K. Fuchser, A. Ruiz, K. Jones, G. Souza, B. Kress, L. Beach. In ex. WWW 3? MMMWR. ,.,,,,, M I B, Q Q I 4 fm W ' Q V,- . I . . ' I ... A W AW R ea .. R 1 f 41am My-W Mw, uK-welll-Q-ww-.w.-w A. em-mg X FRONT ROW, lefl fo right: B. Pal ferson, B. Lynch, J. Varni, J, Har way, C, Rockwell, J. Todd, S. Brook shire, M. Einsfein, A. Diamond SECOND ROW: M. Collins, J. Kav anaqh, D, Robertson, S. Moore J. Foster, M, Malizia, B. Chapman, B. Waber. THIRD ROW: F. John son, M. Murdock, B. Allomare, M. Brallier, L. Deininger, B. Rose, D Kellogg, D. Lopez. BACK ROW: N Williamson, P. Bellaria, J. Boqa, T. Duggins, D. Jackson, D. Skaar, M Caslillo, D. Lane, D. Burl. FRONT ROW, lef? io riqhf: B. Zan lopoulos, M. Ciriello, R. Chugg, J. Slensrud, E. Madrid, L. Sprague, M Johnson, N. Harlan, P. Pierce. SEC OND ROW: J. Van Norfwick, A Scolf, J. Dunn, M. Grigg, M. Cleve land, M. Hilchcock, G, Hughes, B Hierpe. THIRD ROW: T. Seipel, R Johnstone, J. Marr, M. Maciel, D Hifesman, M. Haftell, S. Biggs, S Wrighf, R. Kirk. BACK ROW: Guest, M. Hemenez, B. Brown, Mossinger, J. Sweeney, T. Lowden L. Berry, B. Neilson, J. Palmer. N D FRONT ROW, lei? lo righl: E. Flores, S. Wrighl, C. Oliver, K Brown, P. Caslro, R. Rodrigues, K Lewis, J. Barnell, D. Vickerson SECOND ROW: M. Smilh, M. Sis sung, A. Woods, E. Daley, P. Davey, M. Coppes, N, Minor, B. Fisher, D Brown. THIRD ROW: A. Widener B. Clark, K. Raffield, M. Salayko J. Dishman, J. Sim, D. Pruner BACK ROW: D. Cooke, J. Roberls K. Carie, J. Woods, B, Dulra, J Gersich, B. Chaudren, G. Melrose P '39 .na x ,Q.Q ,,fA.w.,M. vga! as . I has iss Sin me mls wa. ,w:.s. ,gsm News kgs-I.. FRONT ROW, left fo right: V. Mills, B. Lusliq, C. Sfrom, C. DeVar, A. Mendro, J. Fremblinq, A. Maddox, H. Hafakeda. SECOND ROW: M. Safo, B. Hansen, J. Nelsen, S. Elli- son, J. Melvin, M. Williams, F. Evans, E. Smifh, S, Kesf. THIRD ROW: P. Piper, B. Wrighf, D. Lemon, R. Slovall, A. LaCrone, F. Bauer, B. Leyba, H. Rugq. BACK ROW: T. Clark, L. Smiih, J. Mann, A. Berqersen, M. Clune, D. Sox, C. Perine, K. Christie, T. Filzsimmons FRONT ROW, lefl io righl: J. Cam- bell, E. Hallmark, C. Harleman, J. Parks, J. Ellis, D. Horaf. SECOND ROW: J. Roqers, J. Silveira, A. Bradshaw, B. Beach, V. Barnhill, B. Ross. THIRD ROW: B. Vallio, C. Dubbs, B. McClure, D. Ralheri, J. Venfura, G. Mclnfyre, E. Marlin, P. Eaion, G. Woodd. BACK ROW: B. Wood, D. Henderson, W. Schwam- mel, D. Williams, L. Clausen, D. Ashley, B. Kuder, B. Morrison. FRONT ROW, Ieff io riqhf: J Welch, H. Mulvany, Y. Cole, L. Light, K. Brifl, L. Moore, L. Wallis, SECOND ROW: A. Scheibli, B Greenleaf, B. Ryan, F. Baker, S Simon, J. McMillin, J. Fielder, B. Eggers. THIRD ROW: G. Wacks J. Burpee, R. Cochran, C. Troche R. Crawford, J. schmidf, J. Gilili land, D. Magneson. BACK ROW T. Ramsay, D. Hansen, N. Scheid J. Miller, L. Owen, B. Smiih, P Ellis, K. Pierce. 'Q' l 6 l ,if f ,ww-in Lg. -rss one . JK' -wewsmm. sM!xNl s XE, .. my ru ,an 15 .sry FRONT ROW, lefl lo righf: J. Simon, K. Terry, W. Ayala, D. Lowry, V. Barr, M, Kunlz, SECOND ROW: M. Frosl, S. Gilberison, D. Calverl, R. Ouinlel, B. Miller, P. Lowell, D. Afencio. BACK ROW: R, Goddard, B. Carlson, J, Norman, R, Aqee, D. Chambers, R. Ballon, M. Moore. FRONT ROW, Ieff fo righl: J. Ludlke, S. Ferreira, M. Srnifh, B. Freilas, L. Voss, R. Fuiirnelo, L. Wilson, P. Silva, C. Guyre, P. Berry. SECOND ROW: J. Sofios, E. Pavon, H. Bond, C. Blizzard, D. Sparks, D. DeCamo, J. deGrool. D. Baskin, A. Archer. BACK ROW: T, Lucckella, P. Ornellas, R. Johnson, 8, Venema, D. Somerself, J, Pelham, G. Needles, R, Grabowski, S. Billeb, H. Tibbefs. FRONT ROW, left fo riqhf: L. Ryall, M. Posfon, A. Bier, A. Holmes, K. Fifzgerald, S. Yuill, J. Mobley, C. Daonoslino, J. Valenfe, V. Armslrong, N, Fulfs. SECOND ROW: J, Davidson, V. Chabino, B. Davilla, B. Goward, J. Farris, E, Evans, J. Tokes, M. Smifh, M. Salvalori, G. Heinrichs, S. Troller, H, Sevener, BACK ROW: R. Gillerf, R, Harsha, D, Ruggieri, S. Fireslone, R. Koenig, T. DeMarco. J. Markefle, K. Roberls, J. Rebieio, J. Williams, R. Johnson. 37 .cs-nphv . . . CLASS or '55 FRONT ROW, lefl To righl: J. Howland, L. Wilson, C. Perry, T. Mello, G Spangler, P. Puscher, M. Frey. F. Garcia. SECOND ROW: G. Broveleil, S. Klezmer, P. Tooker, D. Sasser, S. Faye, C. Jones, R. Silva, J. Brown, C. Baccus. BACK FOW: R. Van Prooyen, R. McCulloch, B. Richardson, C. Rodgers, B. Bowers, B. Brockhoff, E. Fisk, B. Allison, D. Miller, C. Bond, R. Musgrove. FRONT ROW, left lo riqhlz D. Whilmire, K. Smith, M. Whaley, J, Brill, D. Hale, J. Nissen, V. Callinge. SECOND ROW: V. Smilh, D. Tasn, S. Davis, L. DeLong, D. Davis, J. Whilesell, C. Adkins. BACK ROW: B. Plowrighl, 6. Jones, B. Beard, N. Friend, K. Domingos, J, Sexfon. FRONT ROW, lefl lo righlz J. Fenion, B. Cruickshank, B. Fiske, B. Howerlon, J. Bliss, D. Davis, P. Nobreqa, T. Feflerman, B, Phipps. SECOND ROW: J. Sulherland, S. Wong, L. Burkharl, C. Swendsqaard, C. Sleen, F. Welch, S. Relva, J, Sanfos, M. Cahill, L. Zinn. BACK ROW: L. Bechere, J. Seahler, R. Whifiman, M. Waaqe, C. Venlura, F. Hammond, M. Mclnlyre, L. Vik, R. Schanfler, J. Parker. HQQ sign. 1 ,,, s NWV, mmm Q 1- W, . s. s,4!S.Q,5 ,....s, We on M , X A- X ,WW IONT ROW, lell fo rlqhl, J, chhorn, C. Davis, B. Evans, C o n Whale G Ro ers S ' li , C. y, . g , . raham. SECOND ROW: B. Evans, Dorr, K. Sorensen, C. Sylvesler, Munro. THIRD ROW: B. Trimble Sulhard, D. Covey, D. Bauer, cl off, B. Corbiere. BACK ROW: G. haid, D. Haskell, R. Buck, J. Marcellino, G. Ivey. :ONT ROW, lell lo right: K. Hall, Baird, L. Lewis, B. Hasbrook, B. arson, P. Aubrey, N. Aycock, L. uwalek, B. Rainey, I. Berkheim, Dal Porlo. SECOND ROW: R. eels, B. Souza, M. Windham, Medrano, N. Gaio, K. Sedra, Carfwriqhl, B. Loane. THIRD DW: D. Wegener, J. Collins, B. wens, R. Calulh, A. Lorber, E. ilson, C. Grace. BACK ROW: B. ga, R. Larsen, D. Hukill, E. Davis, Murry, B. Bells, R. Torre, B. Burge. ONT ROW, lefl lo righl: C. qami, B. McClellan, S. Wesfer- ud, R. Lee, D. Broadbenf, B. King, Judkins, L. Ccppes. SECOND DW: B. Davis, P. Brazda, N. wry, C. Hooker, M. Walsh, C. rmpos, N. Bolce, C. McCausland. IRD ROW: L. Burkard, L. Hill, J. nerich, D. Marlin, J. Burk, M. nes, G, Ludlke, J. Thompson, J. mura. BACK ROW: C, Scofl, J. ysfer, B. Tidwell, L. Crifes, D. icdonald, W. Kingsbury, O. Wil- liams, R, Winter. W? WWA QM QQSQ' Aww E5 am an Wx H ww Nik wr Magix W? we x wi ,, we, W W .5 It . Q an -qw.. ': ' Q ,mg gl W? ill 'Ne T' -ew fm, gmac. an H1541 :T vt Q0 4, 3 'W Wi fi 1'-fl 'M any-ff' me iw: ...f D324 QQ wharf .ws Eur FRONT ROW, lell lo righl: P. Falvey, D, Luebker, G. Thompson, S. Wellerolh, G. Tilden, E. Eala, R, Whilehead, M Garcia, J. Williams, S. Minor. SECOND ROW: R. Frink, P, Luken, R. Engelslad, H. Lock, L. Lorenlzen, F. Sleinbeck B. Lay, G. Smilh, D, Mauerer, S. Jennings, P. Kachman. BACK ROW: J, Smifh, D, Madsen, H. Bowerman, D. Cameron J. Ballas, D. Baslien, C. Howell, W. Engel, J. May, B. Philpofl, D. Bilney. FRONT ROW, lefl lo righl: M. Wasson, D. Porler, G. Turner, S. Deuser, M. Nickle, C. Loud, K. Smifh, M. Finney, N Bumgarner, SECOND ROW: R, Barnes, D. Miramonles, B. Bailey, C. Crocker, M. Case, S. Ward, J. Mclnlyre, J, Wes lon, C. Sloul, J. Gordon. BACK ROW: G. Bufler, L. Michael, B. Nesbil, A. Van Amber, B. Cena, A. Michaeles, D Brislow, W, Fowler, J. Tuile. FRONT ROW, leff fo righf: M. Logslon, D. Hein, J. Kerlin, M. Oliver, J. Sholly, R. Fash, SECOND ROW: C. Cole S. Berla, P. Moorehead, P. Hull, S. Slewarl, li. Burrowes, J, Bean, C. Clemenl, P. Brandon. THIRD ROW: J. Rcwen, A Aldridge, S. Cook, J. Halleran, A. Freifas, E. Baplisla. BACK ROW: R. Koss, J. Jensen, D, Roberls, L. Wancour. gsm . .,,s XM VK wiv lmsrlf ..-I QF: ,?ll.QAh.I'l'l.QI'l, FRONT ROW, lef? lo righl: E. Bradovich, C. Crews, L. Sylvesler, M. Wilson, M. Willis, C. Plowrighf. SECOND ROW: J. Hines, K. Teshe- ra, D. Dikes, K. Takeo, J. O'Berman, S. Sloicich. THIRD ROW: B. Shullz, P. Orlando, H. Morelo, R. Malfaffi, A. Romero, H. Van Sickle, K. Hill. BACK ROW: D. Heidemann, R. Brown,T. Braga,T.Cassel,J. Sfeves, J. Suffer, D. Grove, T. Har- ban. FRONT ROW, lefl lo righl: C. Clark, C. Osborn, J. Alkins, J. Leife, V. Sproge, J. Shimada. SEC- OND ROW: S. Milner, Y. Ando, N. McGinnis, B. Dyer, D. Alfomare, L. Ouinl, M. Spengler. THIRD ROW: N. Perry, I. Sprague, V. Rose, J. Rose, K. Nichols, J. Wrighl. BACK ROW: J. Chrislie, R. Balnler, B. Feise, W. Evans, R. Burpee, T. Valenline, B. Way. FRONT ROW, lefl' fo riqhl: C. Reed, C. Currier, P. Robertson, J. Gamble, Ll. Kesl, M. Foullres, D. McCullough, B. McClellan. SEC- OND ROW: J. Buffs, P. Slanley, S. Hufchens, J. Bowen, B. Buller, J. Massoqlia. THIRD ROW: R. Deruiq, 6. Kinoshifa, J. Henry, R. Caulfield, D. Mclnlosh, D. Main, J. Cure, K. Davidson. BACK ROW: J. Cooper, J. Hughan, R. Schelfer, D. Wilson, R. Hill, D. Barslow, D. Hillon, J. Harberl. FRONT ROW, lell lo righl: A. Way, C. Edwards, J. Deis, C. Smifh, M. Moe, J. Minion, R. Hayden, M. Johnson. SECOND ROW: E. Kierce, S. Melin, S. Swearengen, A. Larsen, D. Crlll, D. Evans, C. Roberfs, B. Curlis, J. Greer. THIRD ROW: S. Davidson, N. Blair, M. Lum, G. Husar, D. Rafherl, E. Spies, R. Al- varez, T. Pronzalo, J. Peiffer. BACK ROW: D. Leonard, D. Taylor, M. Johnson, C. Gebro, N. Woli, W. Le Fors, J. Lenl, R. Hobbs. 6' DK' FRONT ROW, Iefl fo right: M. Demin, D. Asheraff, J. Muren, S. Cleaven, S. Brown, M. Gonsalves, D. Halton, J. Murphy. SECOND ROW: R. Machado, V. Webb, A. Culberlson, D. Smilh, P. Garcia, B. Morrison, J, Rose. BACK ROW: G. Lawerence, D. Nunemann, W. Ford, T, Miller, M. Silva, D. Ausfin, P. Guiman, M. Sylvia, R. Lani. FRONT ROW, lefl lo righlz C. Troche, M. Clark, C. Liffle, R. Russo, J. Dropik, L. Bedard. SEC- OND ROW: G. Burnam, F. Jime- nel, L. Beard, J. Biork, G. Marli- nez, B. Mobley. THIRD ROW: J, Hicks, J. Souza, B. Harlugfon, E. Landes, R. Silva, D. Brislow. BACK ROW: J. Hofer, J. Marlin, C. Wess- man, J. Horfon, D. Jordan, B. George. FRONT ROW, Iefl lo righl: I. Mar- lin, P. O'Leary, C. Dalke, K. Thomp- son, S. Hayden, M. Rufer, N. Farris, J. Cirullo, l. Simmons. SECOND ROW: J. Brooks, N. Kallam, M. Bean, J. Whilies, A. Saunders, S. Mulvany, L, Tibbels, J. Carlson, L. Didness. THIRD ROW: L. Val- entine, L. Nolring, B. Tarr, C. Grabowski, C. Sodeman, D. Baker, D. Shackley. BACK ROW: R. Gon- xales, R. Sheeley, M. Collins, C. Gebo, W. James, C. Graves, L. Adams, L. Ryan, B. Maganini. FRONT ROW, Iell lo righi: B. Ten Eyck, B. Baker, J. Jardin, M. Kel- logg, J. Poole, K. Wagner, D. Archer, L. Biggs, D. Mariensen. SECOND ROW: H, Hafakrda, L. Robinson, B. Curley, C. Woodward, P, Amilage, B. Selby, D. McKean, S. McCarlney. THIRD ROW: R. Kingsbury, B. Slulfz, K. Linder, R. Herrison, J. Hoffmann, L. Gold, R. Maluska, R. Barrow, F. Primrose, RACK ROW: F. Smifh, A. Ludwig, D. Junefle, B. Blymyer, B. Morrison, R. Scheibli, G. DeZor1i. Q 3 . ,.,. '1 I - Q' 1 Ns 'Il ...V mo 1 FRONT ROW, lefl lo right M. Ty- ler, S. Clouse, L. Smilh, M. Gerl- man, A. Endicorl, C. Lawson, L. Cole, M. Warl. SECOND ROW: H. Schulz, D. Conklin, M. Weqener, L. Hancock, D, Lindholm, M. Maru- yama, D. Haudashell, S. Sfeelsmilh. THIRD ROW: M.Thierry, R. Laubsch, R. Ellenburg, H. Beckman, W. Wriqhl, D. Jones, B, Thorlon. BACK ROW: G. Felver, J. Hifesman, B. Prosch, R. Hulchison, D. Warner, P. Larson, J. Crablree, B. Carler, C. Campodonico. FRONT ROW, lefl fo righl: L. Rams- dal, J. Kincaid, B. Berlaulg, F. Karpe, J. Ryan, P. Nelson, S. Pe- leray, B. Barslad. SECOND ROW: R. Johnson, L. Bigler, N. Tavis, P. Sevener, F. Craig, N. Edwards, L. Wancour, V. Marlin. THIRD ROW: V. Pulsipher, C. Welch, J. Dias, D. Fuchser, S. Ring, L. Cochran. BACK ROW: R, Rager, R. Talmage, R. Troop, R. Mclnlyre, D. Tifus, L, Johnson, F. Peralla. FRONT ROW, Iefl lo rlghli C. Reed, T. Greager, H. Averill, V, Filiere, F. Merrill, C. Klein, V. Lodge, C. Tidwell. SECOND ROW: L. Lewis, S. Merrill, R. Fiske, T. Cole, B. Faris. D. Kennedy. THIRD ROW: D. Sholly, B. Blizzard, G. Gooch, A. Ruller, E. Berlulefl, N. Smilh. BACK ROW: R. Clarke, L. Field, J. Young, L. Carlfon, J. Marr, J. Okimofo. FRONT ROW, Iell fo righl: J. De- Mers, B. Jensen, E. Burns, J. Jones, B. Gladson, T. Cunha, S. Miller, M. Apodaca, J, Gililland. SECOND ROW: P. Noddin, E, Hallisey, C. Gallelli, C. Slewarl, B. Erickson, H. Downey, S. Sailors, C. Basas, D, Alexander, R. Barnhill. THIRD ROW: D. Cassin, G. Uranga, L. Airo, E. Bachman, W. Larson, P. Wiedmann, C. Coronel. BACK ROW: T. Chrislensen, T. Thompson, L. Hall, D. Williani, M. Chavarria, V. Calania, B. Morgan. 44 Maumee FRONT ROW, lei? fo riqhf: J. Evan, D Marciel, B. Thornley, R. Salzer, M. Pal lerson. SECOND ROW: G. Hunf, M Grosiean, A. Weslfall, R. Rogers, L Wasson, M. Gary, P. McCorduck THIRD ROW: C. Brown, J. Aiencio, A Damafo, P. Vigil, B. Houdashelf, I Young, P. Lonq. BACK ROW: T. Taber R, Marks, J. Walfon, J, Hicks, M. Bar melller, R. Sfevens, K. Bergslrum, R Galbreafh, R. Robertson. FRONT ROW, Ieff fo riqhf: C. Tidwell, V. Lodge, C. Klein, S. Brocon, V. Filiers, H. Arurill, F. Merrill, C. Reed. SEC- OND ROW: B. Blizzard, A. Springer, G. Gooch, C. Merrill, R, Fiske, D. Ken- nedy, B. Faris T. Crle, N. Smilh. BACK ROW: R. Clarke, L. Field, L. Gunfer, A. Tyler, J. Young, L. Lewis, J. Marr, A. Suffer, L. Carlfon, J. Okimolo, E. Berfufief, J. Yarborough. FRONT ROW, Iefl io riqhl: W. Wilson, M. Lealhers, M. Kimball, C. While B. Murphy, J. Walfz, E. Dalfon. SECOND ROW: J. Godbier, K. Daniels, H. Bal- lou, C. Bowles, J. Hampfon, N. Rose, M. Janeiro, C. Brofherfon. BACK ROW: J. Herrick, F. Herrick, W. Rollinqs, B. Pryor. 45 HCTIUITIES 'fdlfhey doin ExecuHveC3ouncHisjabber jabbeniabbenu Keystone Camera Shop I43l9 Easf I4fh Sfreef San Leandro, California X ,fa W, 5 wg! x 3 Q, L Q g 'egmuwz CHUCK KEATON Student Body President Executive Council consists of the presiden1 s cabinet members. Bills that are sub- mitted 'ro the Executive Council are approved by Representative Assembly, and then the Council has the power to either pass or veto the bills. Passing on the plans of any school-wide functions such as the school calendar, school assemblies, and rallies is their main job. For the year l952-l953 the Executive Council was responsible for an overall Student Body budget of 522,000 San Lorenzo's first Student Body officers were elected in June, I952g they began their term the Fall ot the same year. Chuck Keaton was elected Student Body President. lt is his iob to see that all duties are fulfilled by his cabinet members, the other student body officers. The President is an ex-officio member of all committees, such as Service Committee and Finance Committee. His duties also are to conduct student body as- semblies, to speak to the student body of anything that concerns the welfare of the school, to be secretary of the Student Affairs Council, and to preside over all Execu- tive Council meetings. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Wood, Vice President, M. Cook, Head Yell Leader, J. McMiIIin, Boys' League President, F. Davis, Treasurer, C. Keaton, Mr. Johnsong P. Prindle, Girls' League President, G. Depolo, Representative Assembly Chair- mang Nl. Kawahara, Secretaryg Bill Everson, Judge. LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Buffs, B. Evorson, N. Schaid, Miss Schwa fnwki BILL EVERSON, Judge Headed by Judge Bill Everson, The STudenT CourT held proceedings every Tuesday To Try all violaTors of The STudenT Body Code. Bill, wiTh The help of his adviser, Miss Schwarz, selecTed Paula BuTTs and Norm Scheid To assisf him wiTh his duTies. MeeTing every Tuesday They, following usual courT procedure, would lisTen To The pros and cons and Then deliberaTe and reach a verdicT. The penalTies varied in accordance wiTh The degree of The violaTion. Running in The halls and passing sTudenT body cards were The Two rules mosT TrequenTly broken. ViolaTors of The before-menTioned received such penalTies as suspension from sTudenT body acTiviTies, Tive hours work aTTer school, and Tor The lesser violaTions reprimands were given. FALL SEMESTER-FRONT ROW, leff To righl: B. Dyer, B. Moody, C. Sylvesfer, E. Madrid, K. Roman, L. Coppes. SECOND ROW: J. Kavanagh, P. Arnold, A. Garner, K. Fifzgerald, S. Troffer, G. Spangler, B. Burrowes, P. To'dd, BACK ROW: G. Depolo, J. Johnson, R. McCulloch,r2. Vrlllameii, R. Ouinlel, K. Hill, B. Cruikshank, B. Scoff, Y. Regas, r. . eson. Represenlalive Assembly is lhe legislalive branch of San Lorenzo l'liqh's sludenl governmenl. ll is made up of sludenls, selecled one each from The social sludies classes. The Assembly chairman lGary Depolol is elecled in 'rhe sludenl body eleclions and is a member ol lhe Execulive Council. All bills are iniroduced inlo Represenialive Assembly. The bill musl be passed by maiorily vole, and il is lhen senl' lo lhe Execulive Council. Il lhe bill is veloed by lhe Council, il goes back ro 'rhe Assembly, and may be passed by a four-lilflhs maiorily vole. Yvonne Regas was lhe lirsl presidenl oi rhe Assembly while lhe school was slill al l-layward l-liqh. ln l95I, when we moved lo lhe new school, Chuck Kealon was elecled GARY DEPOLO Represeniaiive Assembly Chairman SPRING SEMESTER-FRONT ROW: lefl fo riqhf: G. Hunr, I. Simmons, N. McGinnis, I. Marlin, C. Sylvesrer, K. Roman, B. Moody, E. Madrid, M. Bush. SECOND ROW: D. Horaf, C. Ha os, J. Kavanagh, R. Qulnfel, A. Garver, B. Burrowes, L. Coppes, S. Marlin. BACK ROW: G. Depolo, B. King, R. Mc ulloch, K. Hill, C. Young, T. Lowden, M. Spangler, 11+ prexy for 'flue nexl 'rwo Terms. ln The Spring ol l952 Norman Sclweid was elecled lo llwe chair. N. Scheid, P. Todd, D. Scoff. ln l95l and l952 Allernale Assembly-macle up ol llwe allernales ol Represenla- 'five Assembly members-sponsored 'rlwings lllce Sludenl Body Card Week and clean-up drives. ll' was laler absolvecl and lls clulles were 'rurnecl over 'ro The Service Commillee. For llme llrsl Two years al San Lorenzo 'llwe Represenlalive Assembly was llwe only sludenl conlrolllng group in exlslence al' 'rl1e sclnool. From llwere came llwe Conslilulion, The Awards Syslem and all of 'rl1e loundallons 'rlwal are so necessary lo a successful government MR. NELS NELSON Adviser Smvicn, 611 ' Ever since The TirsT day aT San Lorenzo you have seen The sTudenTs wiTh The maroon and whiTe haTs sTanding in The halls. They are members oT The hardesT working organi- zaTion in The school. This sTudenT organizaTion which is called The Service CommiTTee is unlike any oTher group. IT consisTs oT members noT only wiTh beTTer Than average grades buT Those who have leadership qualiTies as well. IT is a privilege and an honor To belong To This group. The Service CommiTTee had iTs beginning aT Hayward l-ligh School Three years ago. AT TirsT There were only six members. Now This sTudenT commiTTee has grown To over one hundred members. Their TirsT assignmenT aT The new San Lorenzo High School was To guide sTudenTs Through The new hallways and classrooms. BeTween classes and during The noon hours The members oT This commiTTee can be seen aT Their posTs in The halls. OTher school acTiviTies where These sTudenTs have been on duTy include The home games, assemblies, noon hour shows, and noon rallies. In appreciaTion of The work This commiTTee has done Tor The school, They were awarded a Trip To The l-learsT Ranch lasT year, where They enioyed a Tull day oT acTiviTies and sun baThing. ln April oT This year a banqueT was held in honor oT The Service Com- miTTee. AT This banquei' The graduaTing members and The sTudenTs wiTh Three years oT service were awarded gold pins Tor Their service To The school. FRONT ROW, leff To righfz P. BuTTs, Y. Regas, M. Kawahara, B. Moody, E. Madrid, J. Teeslink, J. Svendsgaard, J. Marr, L. Collins, L. Breece. SECOND ROW: U. Collins, A. Husar, J. McG-ecrge, N. FulTs, M. Collins, A. Garner, F. Davis, P. Arnold, M. Le Roy, J. Valenle, R. Fash, M. Einslein, J. Kavanagh, P. Todd. THIRD ROW: D. Williamson, S. Boyer, B. Burrows, M. Brolin, C. Crosier, N. Garcia, J. Johnson, E. Bueman, S. TroTTer, J. Van Norfwick, B. Crook- shank, B. Zanfopoulos, P. Prindle, BACK ROW: D. Janes, K. Musco, K. Henry, R. McCulloch, N. Schie'd, D. Wood, J. Weber, B. Walker, T. Lowden, B. Massie, J. McMillin, G. Depolo, K. Bowers, L. Sands, R. Tierney, R. Tierney, M. MaTsumoTo, G. Rogers, J. SchmidT. 21 .Y 5 E Q E 5 -f' V X15 W t 'WWA 'v-Fukui Affif' if Q JM 6 PAT ARNOLD Edilor-in-Chief ln lhe Fall of '52 several names were submilled for The name of lhe San Lorenzo l-ligh yearbook. Among lhe many names was lhal of The Confederalef' The publica- lions class, under 'rhe supervision of Mr. Donald l-laworlh, selecled This name 'ro be placed on lhe cover of our yearbook because of lhe appropriaieness of lhe name and ils associalion wilh The school name of Rebels, A slall was elecled for lhe book. Pal Arnold was chosen edilor-in-chief, and Terry Sullivan was made business manager: his assislanl was Diane Williamson. The seclion edilors were: aclivilies, Mikel Massogliaq classes, Barb Moody, clubs, Pal Woodside, facully, Bill Lipcong boys' sporls, Joe lvluren: girls' sporls, Gwen Cosler. Compleling lhe slall were: arl edilor, Bill Marlin, copyreader, Karen Poslong and pholographers, Pal Prindle and Peg Todd. FRONT ROW, leff 'lo righl: G. Cosler, K. Poslon, B. Moody, P. Woodside, P. Prindle. SECOND ROW: P. Todd, R. Falvey, M. Massoglia, D. Williamson, C. Hayes, J. Johnson. BACK ROW: B. Lipcon, J. Muren, D. Alencio, T. Sullivan, B. Massie, M. Moore. Wi jim Habd Hmcmi ARLENE GARNER AND BARBARA HANSEN Co-Edilors-in-Chief When San Lorenzo TirsT opened in The Spring oT '5l a paper called The Informer laTTer Ben Franlclin's The newspaper is The inTormer of The publicul was issued abouT every Two weeks. IT was puT ouT by selecTed members oT The English 3 and 4 classes. The TirsT Rebel Record appeared in OcTober, l95l. Miss RuTh Mendenhall was Then The journalism insTrucTor. By The Time The Third paper had been puT ouT by The newly Torrned journalism class, everyone admiTTed iT was an improvemenT over The lnTormer. WiTh Gwen CosTer and Ursula Collins as ediTors, regular TeaTures began To appear. ln February of l952 iT was announced ThaT Milcel Massoglia and Masao MaTsumoTo had been voTed To The ediTorial posT. ln The Spring of l952 The.Record sTaTT sponsored The TirsT dance in The new gym which was enTiTled TypewriTer Tap and The prize-winning booTh in The Rebello. This year The Record has been puT ouT alTerna+ely by The Two iournalism classes. FRONT now, mi To.riqhT: J, Kavanagh, J. vami, J. svsndsgwd, J. sfmrua. BACK Row: MR- DONALD HAWORTH J. Faris, F. Temps, D. Anderson, J. Simpson, M. Collins, J. Ellis. Adviser .4-u 1-FM. Mmm- ww-s rv awwf iw ww-1 M .ww mv H535 'U' N uf? M 1 R gwf?e53Zg . s Q QE? fm ? :Q- J J if .. E 'iles W ,h 'wffff Q 2 , I :Y mf q, 44 I V, A I 7 :ff Q. S 'Wu , L-4. fgXffT'X'5k wstffi CLUBS 'We'll never mee+ our budget Keysione Camera Shop I43I9 Easf I4fh Sfreef San Leandro, California ws? .KM San Lorenzo High Schools TirsT organized group was The LaTin Club, organized on SepTember 29, I'-750, wiTh Mrs. E. W. Kelley as adviser. The TirsT acTiviTy underTal4en by The club was The Roman Romp which has since been held annually. Through school-wide elecTions, Caesar and Calpurnia have been chosen aT each Romp. Proceeds collecTed by charging Tor The voTes have gone inTo a scholar- ship Tund ThaT will be awarded Tor The TirsT Time This year To a graduaTing senior. AnoTher annual evenT has been The Roman Ban- queT, held Tor LaTin sTudenTs and parenTs, wiTh The ThoughT oT carrying ouT Roman cusToms. A girls' choir has been organized To sing aT The banqueTs, and since iT is widely known as a successTul singing group, iT is Talcing parT in many club acTiviTies. The Roman BaTh and Julius Jail have been TeaTures of Rebello Day. Each year The club holds a luncheon Tor The Treshman LaTin sTudenTs so ThaT They may become ac- quainTed wiTh The club members. Toga Days and acTive parTicipaTion in Club Week have proved ThaT LaTin sTill lives Today. There has been one Tield Trip To San Francisco To see Quo Vadis. ln March l.aTin Club parTicipaTed acTively in The lnTernaTional Dinner To bring all Toreign language sTudenTs TogeTher. EARL AMEY and ANNETTE ADAMS, Presidenis FRONT ROW, leff lo righf: S. Wesferland, M. Kimball, A. Miller, L. Coppes. SECOND ROW: C. Gallegas, L. Sprague, C. Zaqami, B. Carson, K. Fifzgerald, A. Adams, A. Holmes, L. Collins, J. Kavanagh, C. McCousIand. THIRD ROW: J. May, I. Roberfson, J. Sholly, N. Bolce, G. SmiTh, M. Wong, E. Levien, R. Fash, J. Varni, P. Gilmore. FOURTH ROW: D. Arfhur, R. Lower, M. Mallsumolo, A. Husar, J. PorTer, P. Buhs, D. Barnes, E. Bueman, M. Davis, F. Baker, W. Engel, H. Sevener. BACK ROW: C. Rodgers, D. Coafes, B. Melvin, K. Henry, J. Weber, L. Soares, K. Jones, J. Muren, D. Lewis, E. Amey, L. Sands. FRONT ROW, lett to right: S. Garcia, J. Bean, B. Moody, P. Todd, M. Cook. SECOND ROW: M. Poston, B. King, C. Campos, M. Bush, R. Miller, C. Troche, L. Kawalak, C. Tursiclr, M. Kimball, E. Madrid, M. Bannes. THIRD ROW: K. Poston, B. Lewis, S. Dresbach, G. Smith, B. Loane, D. Davis, P. Silva, R. Rodriques, D. Cope, P. Jenkins, P. Castro, C. S d d M. W S. W ' ht E. OI' M. K h M. H'+ h k M. S .FOURTH ROW: B. S lb S ven sgaar , aqner, ng lvera, avla ara, IC coc , narr e y, . Simon, J. Melvin, M. Cleveland, J. Kerland, J. Mclntyre, C. Sylvester, R. Fuiamoto, D. Lewls, B. Willis, M. Taylor, S. Moore, J. Ro ers, J. Teeslinlr, L. Collins, M. LeRo , M. Foulkes, O. Cole. FIFTH ROW: M. Iveg, J. Rebello, J. Weston, G. Spangler, Burrowes, M. Walsh, M. Bean, P. llystrom, D. Davis, M. Marcial, M.Collins, J. Iiss, A.Husar, S.Wright, J. Kavanagh, A. Adams, I. Beard. BACK ROW: S. Graham, R. Quintal, F. Davis, P. Arnold, C. Crosier, K. Hudson, E. Walsh, S. Smith, B. Fisher, S. Swearen en, L. McCulloch, C. Youn , L. Burlrard, J. Whities, M. Masso Iia, S. 9 9 9 Morgan, B. Ross, G. Koch, K. Christie, B. Stutler. All tor San Lorenzo, stand up and holler, can best be applied to the students who are members ot the Megaphone Club. Their spirit and help in the rallies. games and other school activities is appreciated by the entire school. Members ot the club will never forget the dance The Last Kickott which took place atter the last game ot the tootball season. Pompons, goal posts and maroon and white streamers appropriately decorated the boys' gym as couples danced to the music ot the Bow Tie Trio. The night ot April 25 was one ot the biggest ot the year tor members ot the Mega- phone Club. This was the night that San Lorenzo High School held its tirst Yell Leaders' Banquet tor all the yell leaders in the A.C.A.L. They all met in the school cateteria tor dinner, atter which entertainment was provided. CAROLE HUDDLESON The Megaphone Club has added to the spirit ot President the school by giving outstanding rallies which have included teacher and student participation. The club has come to mean the embodiment ot school spirit. The maroon and white ot our school colors shall be in our hearts as long as the Megaphone Club leads the spirit ot the school. Klub m gm Several noon hour producTions were a parT OT The Drama Club acTiviTies This pasT year. The one-acT plays were wriTTen and produced by The sTudenT members. The iniTiaTions are always Tull oT laughs and Tun. Incoming members musT panTomime such Things as a rocking horse in a windsTorm and a weT puppy being scolded. The purpose OT The Drama Club is To creaTe in- TeresT and develop TalenT in The dramaTic Tield. DRAMA CLUB FRONT ROW, leff To riqhfz M LeRoy, M. Barnes, G. Cosfer J. Summy, J. Coffie, M. Brolin M. Rebiskie. SECOND ROW S. Morgan, L. McCulloch, J Rebello, C. Crosier, P. Todd Mr. Furnell. BACK ROW: F Temps, C. Keafon, A. Konecny M. Snarr, C. Creighfon, D Wood, K. Musco, K. Levien RADIO CLUB Moruan, R. Lundberg, B. Vallio BACK ROW: R. Rufer, J. Bowen Mr. Webb. The Radio Club is Tor Those inTeresTed in radio and Television. This club was sTarTed in The laTTer parT oT SepTember, l952, and is advised by lvlr. Webb. The oTTicers elecTed were Bob Vallio, presidenTg Richard Rufer, vice-presidenT, and Ronald Lundberg, secreTary-Treasurer. These boys pracTice Tor Their amaTeur licenses by learning morse code and building radio receivers and TransmiTTers. This club repairs radios and Takes care OT The school RA. sysTem. P. Arnold, M. Dean, M. Davis, FRONT ROW, leff To right L. J. JL. Q. Organized during The Spring oT l952, The FuTure T-lomemalcers oT America is parT oT a naTion-wide organizaTion. Serving aT P.T.A. rneeTings and various dinners is The TuncTion OT The club. Mrs. Irving, home economics Teacher and F.T'l.A. adviser, along wiTh Eleanor Madrid, presidenT, and Janice Silveira, secreTary, wenT To an F.T-LA. con- Terence aT Asilornar lasT Tall. A doughnuT booTh aT The Rebello is a seT TradiTion. AnoTher up and coming TradiTion Tor F.l-l.A. is a welcoming Tea Tor new members oT The club. mf. gm The ArT Club, sTarTed in l95I wiTh The assisTance oT Mr. Frank WighT, is open To all arT sTudenTs rec- ommended by Their Teachers. The club has a sno-cone booTh every year and was The TirsT To win The Rebello cup. The money Trom Rebello is used To send Two sTudenTs To The Cali' Tornia School oT ArTs and CraTTs. LasT year's winners were Marlyce Brolin and lv1argareT Rebislcie. The club has Talcen several Trips To The College oT ArTs and CraTTs. The fXrT Club is noTed Tor iTs dance decoraTions. F.H.A. FRONT ROW, Ioff To riqhiz E. Burnes, J. Shimada, J. Valenfe. SECOND ROW: B. Thomas, J. Whifesell, B. Phipps, M. Was- son, E. Madrid. BACK ROW: P. Miller, B. Zanlopoulos, J. Silviera, J. Rebollo, M. Bush, L. Ryall. ART CLUB FRONT ROW, left To righf: M. Rsbiskie, P. Hull, Mr. Wlqhf, R. Shuefs, B. Rose, C. Brolin. BACK ROW: J. Sliqar, G. Peiersan, B. Ages, J. Almsfad, D. Madson, T. Miller, T. Barnes. -Q.. . ..s11n.We J. .4e l . Hub . The Science Club was originaTed by a group oT sTudenTs who wanTed a means Through which They could TurTher Their knowledge oT science. The TirsT sTudy Taken up by The club was ThaT OT rocks. AT an aTTer-school meeTing a demonsTraTion was given on how crysTal is Tormed. The various acTiviTies oT The club include sponsoring dances, obTaining speakers To Talk beTore The club, showing movies, and cuTTing ouT science arTicles Trom magazines. During The l95l ChrisTmas season The club had as iTs proiecT decoraT- ing all The classroom doors. SCIENCE CLUB FRONT ROW, left to right: J. Gatti, L. Smith, Miss Watson, I. Sorrenson, J. Sfenstrud. BACK ROW: R. Ribslin, D. Douglas, P. McCorduck, G. Melrose, B. Hanson, D. Hill, J. McGeorge, S. Mennet, J. Strand. SPANISH CLUB FRONT ROW, left to right: J. Svendsgaard, C. Svendsgaard, P. Castro, G. Coster. L. Ka- walek, P. Woodside, R. Miller, R. Rodri u . SECOND ROW: q ez F. Temps, B. King, L. Anderson, T. Woodruff, M. Massoglia, M. Collins, S. Graham, C. Sylves- Ter. BACK ROW: S. Boone, B. Gragg, J. Brown, D. Hill, M. Snarr, C. Creighton, O. Cole D. Wood. Klub Carambal The samba, Cheopanecas and Jarabe TopaToI All These dances and more are The proud possession oT The more acTive members oT The Span- ish Club. Through The year, The club's advisers, Miss DoroThy VenTosa and Mr. Alden Cook, have TaughT The many inTricaTe sTeps That make up These naTive LaTin dances. NOT only has This club had as iTs proiecT dancing, but The maioriTy oT iTs social evenTs have been The sponsoring oT school dances. One oT The club's oTher proiecTs Tor The school year is a booTh aT Rebello, FRONT ROW, lofi To righf: L. Ornellis, E. Olivera, A. Holmes, I. Deoqracia, C. Loud, P. Cas- Tro. BACK ROW: P. Moore- head, K. Hudson, S. Smiih, E. Walsh, P. While, Mr. LeFebre. FRONT ROW, lefi To righlz L. Miller, S. Ring, B. Thomas, R. Wilson, L. Kimberling. SEC- OND ROW: R. King, J. SuTTen, L. M N. B J M r Dugqins, G. Kinoshifa, P. STan- Iay, W. Wright, M. BarmeT+ler, pfwfv gm During The Fall oT l952 The San Lorenzo PhoTog- raphy Club was organized. This organizaTion is com- posed oT amaTeur phoTographers who share The same inTeresT and enThusiasm Tor phoTography. Every available momenT is spenT in Trying To improve Their knowledge oT picTure Taking. Several members have learned To develop picTures and make Their own cameras. The club has Taken several Trips during The pasT year To a local camera sTore. An inTeresTing lecTure on The arT oT darkroom procedure was ex- Tended To The group. plum gm AlThough The Chess Club is in iTs beginning years. iT promises To Take iTs place among The schools Top clubs. ln l95l-l952 The club ToTaled eleven members and acTiviTies consisTecl mosTly oT meeTings and games. The adviser was Mr. Edward Schoen. This year TwenTy-seven members enjoy The oldesT game on earTh. The adviser is Mr. AlTen Davis, and The club is scheduling inTerscholasTic conTesTs. The Chess Club is deTiniTely keeping up wiTh The San Lorenzo way, growing and improving in every respecT. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB CHESS CLUB argan, rogg, . a r, Mr. Davis. BACK ROW: J. L. Sands, R. Hinton. ummm 66 5 Klub The German Club was among The many groups organized in lhe Tall of l952. The purpose of The organizalion is lo have a luriher underslanding ol lhe German people and lheir cusloms. The mem- bers hope 'rhis undersianding can be spread lo l'he resl of lhe sludenl body as well as lo lhe communiiy. The club's aclivilies included a dance and 'rhe Box Social lasl lvlarch. Remember The firsl' lniernalional Dinner held al' San Lorenzo? The German Club was one of lhe co-sponsors. Miss Kelley is lhe adviser of lhe hard-worlcing organizalion. GERMAN CLUB FRONT ROW, lefl' lo right: J Howland, 'M. Walrous, M. Mat sumlo, B. Cruickshank, M. Ein stein, M. Bush. SECOND ROW I. Sorensen, R. Lower, G. Schied D. Burl, J. Biork, Mrs. Kelly BACK ROW: N. Schled, S. Bal linger, R. Allison, J. Almslad R. Kuder. C.S.F. Vay, M. Gellman, J. Valenle J. Silveira, M. Kawahara, L Kawalek, R. Fash, M. Bowen, B Hines. SECOND ROW: C Woodward, H. Woodward, J Darf, M. Collins, B. Willis, P Arnold, J. Kavanagh, J. John 0 C. Br lh l D. Willi ROW: B. Zanfoupolous, V. Barn hill, S. Biggs, J. Todd, D. Jones R. Walker, W. Engel, D. Rob erls, L. Sands, S. Fireslone, J Gilland. . mfg' The San Lorenzo l-ligh School Scholarship Sociel' was organized during 'rhe Spring 'rerm of I952, willi lhe guidance ol Miss Deborah Webb. Foslering a higher slandard of scholarship and broader ideals of service on ihe parl of lhe sludenls. lhe scholarship sociely requires for membership in The organizalion len poinls, received from grades and exlracurricular aciiviiies. When lhe club was iirsl organized, lhere were lhirly-lhree members. The membership was up 'l'o iiiry-live lhis Spring. Each Spring plans are made for a dance, lhe Rebello boolh, and a scholarship lo be awarded 'ro a gradualing senior. FRONT ROW, Ieff lo right A. s n, o er on, am son, Miss D. Webb. BACK The Junior STaTesmen is an organizaTion devoTed To helping young people become Tamiliar wiTh The American democraTic sysTem. ln The pasT Three years, members have aTTended Three sTaTe convenTions and Ten regional. One member served as LegislaTive Clerlc ol The Region and Two have been elecTed Twice To Board oT Supervisors. The chapTer has sponsored Three dances, a barbecue and a Trip To The sTaTe capiTal. They are now working on a measure Tor The nexT sTaTe balloT To lower The voTing age To eighTeen. gm gm The ETude Club oT San Lorenzo l-ligh was sTarTed in The second semesTer oT l95O. IT was organized wiTh The purpose oT sTimulaTing and promoTing an inTeresT in Tiner music among The sTudenTs. Two scholarships are given by The ETude Club every year. They are given To ouTsTanding juniors, one Tor ouTsTanding vocal abiliTy and The oTher Tor ouT- sTanding insTrumenTal abiliTy. Beverly l-lines, Tor vocal abiliTy and Yvonne Regas, Tor insTrumenTal abiliTy, were The TirsT juniors To receive These scholarships. The acTiviTies oT The ETude Club consisT mosTly oT aTTend- ing concerTs. l JUNIOR STATESMEN FRONT ROW, left To righl: B. Zanfopoulos, Y. Regas, J. How- land, L. Sprague, M. Gregg, M. Einsfoin, B. Carson, H. Bollow. BACK ROW: G. Wacks, B. Dulra, A. Ruiq, W. Kingsbury, K. Jones, P. Ballaria, Mr. Kor- slad. ETUDE CLUB FRONT ROW, Ieff io riqhl: H. Van Syckle, P. Bufls, M. Brolin, Y. Re as, A. Holmes. D. Lueb- ker, SECOND ROW: S. Walton, D. Barnes, S. Sfeelsmifh, C. Woodward, B. Lynch, H, Wood- ward, J. Hampion. BACK ROW: R. King, B. Everson, O. Cole, B. HecTor, H. Davis, D. Silva, R. Chocrane, J. Schmidl. .7fay.6lub The Key Club of San Lorenzo serves iTs members, school, Teachers, and principal in many ways. IT helps Tund-raising acTiviTies and serves iTs sponsoring Ki- wanis Club. Members help wiTh The sTudenT parking loT, serve banqueTs and usually usher aT school doings. The Key Club is a junior division of The Kiwanis Club. The TirsT Key Club was organized in I925, by The Kiwanis Club of SacramenTo, California. The original purpose of The organizaTion was To provide a means whereby The Kiwanis Club could render vocaTional guidance To boys in high school. KEY CLUB FRONT ROW, Ieff To rigxf: D . Douglas, G. Depolo, J. uren J. Schmidt SECOND ROW: A Konecny, B. Gragq, O. Cole Mr. Anderson. BACK ROW: N Sch id D. H'II M. S D e , n , narr, Scoh, S. Boone. COMMERCIAL CLUB FIRST ROW, left To right: L Anderson, P. Woodside, D. Ar nold, J. Valenfe, J. Brookshire SECOND ROW: M. Maciall P phy, J. Darf. D 'gm Organized in l952, The purpose of The Commercial Club is To encourage inTeresT in commercial arTs and To be oT service To The school. The acTiviTies This pasT year were Typing for The school paper, securing a spealcer Trom The Telephone Company To speak To Commercial classes, and aT ChrisTmas Time decoraTing one oT The hall show cases. This year They have helped counselors by Typing re- porT cards. The club gives aT leasT one dance a year and sponsors a booTh aT The Rebello. MeeTings, movies, parTies and SaTurday Tours are acTiviTies shared by club members. Nysfrom, D. Davis, J. Silveura, L. Fox B. Yarn II. BACK ROW: , e N. Feliciano, J. Van Raen, B, Zanfopoulos, D. Barnes, J. Mur- Egima E '74 .k 3 if , A ,X Wa? , 2 , is s 2 ,K 2, ,f 5, 2 is Y 4 ' , X ' ' W . ' WP 3, vi - N , mf I 5 f - his K Q . gg' ,W :ff 'ww in K dune A I ' Q 2, ,A W Aw Q ,L 5 5 E ' Q M ,W X,,, . W wg i F3 -vi u Q lex?-Vi, If f v ir V ,KQA AMR, f' F my 1' E W V 54 1 W ' J J' W1 'H g E Y 35 2 X ... ff ,. , ffm- :fa 1- Qs' AV' M M v N Nga it A s ,,, , gd yy Ng ,A fl- 1 i4 QQ V L. JMXA lim wil Ni FV. QQ Xyj A-ef A as-R A an M 23 M ki A ik 1 if U M 1, W , wk nw. mm.-.wwwwmu '-.af SPURTS l+'s +00 cold for gym c:lo+l'1es. Keysione Camera Shop I43I9 Easi l4fh Sfreei' San Leandro, California IT if fCr..,.,,,,,g3- OACH JOHN MCINTYRE S 'I 3 X? N U ' Juntbad AIThough Coach John McInTyre's varsiTy gridders ended in IasT place on The A.C.A.I.. ladder wiTh six losses, They were able To rollover San Ramon, I9 To 6, and held Amador To a 6 To 6 Tie in pracTice conTesTs. Their besT showing oT The season was againsT Their cross-area rivals, The Hayward Farmers, which neTTed The Rebels an I8 To I5 deTeaT. In The lasT A.C.A.I.. encounTer The Rebels showed greaT oTTensive poTenTiaI againsT EI CerriTo when They piclced up 336 yards running and passing, wiTh Ivlassie passing Tor 206 yards. San Lorenzo scored 66 poinTs To Their opponenTs' 239. STan Boone, Norm Guest Bill Iviassie, and Doug ScoTT all received hon- orable menTion on The A.C.A.L. aII-counTy Team. IT could be said Tor The IvIcInTyre clan ThaT They didn'T have The depTh needed Tor a winning club in The A.C.A.L. FRONT ROW IefT To righf: Coach Mclnfyre, B. Close, J. McMiIIin, E. Massie, L. Rose, B. Brown, G. Depolo, Coach Smifh. SECOND ROW: G. Woddd, B, Gragq, E. Wilson, S, Boone, L. Twifchell, J. Coon, R. Scoff, M, Perez. THIRD ROW: C. Troche, H. Bond, S. Mennef, T. Lowden, K. Musco, N. GuesT, F. Temps. BACK ROW: J. RoysTer, K. Pierce, E. SToner, D. ScoTT, D. CIemenT, J. Bowers, V. Hanson. if NWI COACH PAUL SMITH lining ' E I P ,W I ,law ,- X 3 Wdlfwr ,f 5 W if Mun... Doug Scofl Team Caplain Bill Massie Oulsfandinq Back Slan Boone Oulsfandinq Lineman FRONT ROW, Iefl lo riqhl: N. Guesl, V. Hanson, E. Wilson, K. Pierce, G. Depolo, J. Bowers, B Brown BACK ROW D. Clement, J. McMiIlin, B. Massle, D. Scoff. San Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Lorenzo, San Lorenzo San Lorenzo S+. Elizabelh San Ramon Amador Berkeley Richmond , Alameda , Hayward Pieclmon+ El Cerrifo QL 3,6 'i5:ji.9J. .ie . Clemenf leads way for McMilIin in Farmer game. Opening kickoff againsf Highlanders. Scofi picks up yardage in Oiler HH. Oiler ,ripped up by Rebel. Brown and Scot? lower Highlander. Massie packs pigskin againsf Farmers. Jfzoalr, - Saph, Jvntbal COACH BOB STEELE JENE TAMURA COACH TONY WINN FRONT ROW, left lo righl: Coach Sfsele, J. Tamura, J. Arnerich, J. Okimolo, L. Fialds, M. Fallon, F. Mom A Michaelis. SECOND ROW: L. Crifes, B. Richardson, G. Jones, G. Ivey, F. Sally, C. Scofl, R. McCulloch, J. Roysie BACK ROW: N. Blair, T. Braga, D. Brisfow, D. Marlin, J. lgtarcellino, C. Bond, B. Schulh., N. Wolf, J. Dug . Heinric s. Winning lwo and losing seven isn r exaclly a good record, buf lhe Rebel Frosh-Soph ioolball squad playing againsr superior compelilion displayed an aggressive, if noi a flashy allack, which began 'ro show foward lhe end of Jrhe season. Coach Bob S+eele's passing combinalion of lillle Jene Tamura +o long-legged George Jones cliclfed for many yards. Speedy Bob Richardson and hard-charging Dwighl Brislow highlighled lhe running allaclc while 'rhe line composed of Glynn Ivey, Mark Fallon, Alex lvlichaelis, and Jerry Roysler showed greal pofenlial for fulure varsily spols. The Rebels only wins were by shulling our 'rheir opposilrion. The Maroon and While 'loolc Encinal in lheir fold +o 'lhe 'lune of 26 +o O and whipped Amador I8 'ro O. San Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Lorenzo Livermore Amador Berkeley Richmond Alameda Hayward Piedmonr EI Cerrilo Encinal Ending wiTh a I-I I record in A.C.A.L. pIay, Coach Tony Winn's hoopsTers were hurT hy The Iack oT neiqhT and experience. Forward Torn GiIcresT had a ToTaI oT I96 poinTs in I7 ouTings To be Top man on The ReT:eI squad. The only encounTer The ReIoeIs won was againsT The Hayward Farmers by The score oT 47-36. Lee Lewis was high scorer Tor The game wiTh I4 poinTs. During The pracTice engagemenTs, The Maroon and WhiTe Tive had a 3-3 record, beaTing WashinqTon Twice and San Leandro once. Players IosT, via The qraduaTion rouTe, are Torwards Jerry Weber and Tom GiIcresT, guards Ron EspindoIa, Bill Iviassie, Fred Wilson, Lee Lewis. and Dave Duncan. COACH ToNY WINN FRONT ROW, Ieff To righfz F. Wilson, R. Espindola, B. Massie, D. Lane. BACK ROW: L. Lewis D. Duncan D, Ashley L. Berry, L. Clausen. ABSENT: T. Gilcresf, J. Weber. I I I 9 BILL MASSIE RON ESPINDOLA LAWRENCE BERRY DON LANE LES CLAUSEN 76 iii 53 ii X is San Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Lorenzo, ,,,, .,,,. . San Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Leandro Fremonf ..,,Lz Cenferville .. San Leandron LL,L,..z.. .. Fremonr ..,,, L Cenferville H Hayward .,.. El Cerrifo Berkeley ,,L,, San Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Lorenzo, ..,., San Lorenzo ,,,..Y.. ,..... San Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Lorenzo d6'aAlmt6alL Piedmonf Alameda Richmond Hayward El Cerrilo Berkeley , Piedmon+ Alameda Richmond COACH CHARLES MILLER COACH BILL WALSH av KNEELING, Ieff Io right D. Covey, G. Mclnfyre, J. Venfura, C, Edwards, L. Miller. STANDING: B, Tidwell, B. Cena, J. Coon, C. Carnpodonico, J. Brann, T. Depolo. ll ll B au The San Lorenzo B baslcelball Ieam, coached by Charles Miller, ended lhe season wilh a 3-win, 7-loss record againsl A.C.A.L. compelilion. The B's gel oh' Io a fasl sIarI, winning eiqhl ou? of eleven praclice gamesq losing Io such compelilion as lhe Cal 303 and Ihe league-leading Richmond Oilers. Sharpshoolers Gary Mclnlyre and Joe Venlura ripped Ihe cords for ISI poinfs and I62 poinfs respec'riveIy for The Maroon and WhiIe caqers. Bob Cena and Ivlclnlyre re ceived honorable menfion in fhe A.C.A.L, ballolinq. ' wmitq, 56'm1luztbalL San Lorenzo's Junior Varsily ended Ihe season wifh a 39 record in A.C.A.L, play. Coach Bill Walsh's charge recorded viclories over fhe Hayward Farmers, Ihe El Cerrilna Gauchos and Ihe Piedmonl I-Iiqhlanders. I-Iiqh scorer lor Ihe season was Wayne SchwammeI, who received f'X.C.A,L. honorable rnenlion along wilh Jerry Roysler. KNEELING, Ieff fo right J. Piper, J. Roysfer, W. Schwamrnel, N. Schied, L. Loriz. STANDING: T, Tabor, W. Kingsbury, W. LeFors, M. Barmefler, M. Salakyo. -,iam K.ws1-a im: 1-lu -me a l i l ROW, Ief? To riqhiz B. Tidwell, T. Dopolo, J. Brann, L. Miller, L. Lorfz. SECOND ROW: J. Massoqlia, B. Brockhoff, C. Edwards, B. Cena, D. Covey, D. Murphy, B. Junef. BACK ROW: N. Schied, D. Cameron, C. Campodonico, M. Nishiyama, J. Marr, D. Barsfow, Coach Miller. L' Q z8a.4lmt6alL C and D baslceiball ieams compleled ihir vigorous season wiih The C's winning nine and losing ihree, while lhe D's won four and dropped eighi. Jerry Brann hif lhe baslcels for a lolal of 65 poinis lo lead The C's. Bob Carlwrighr led 'rhe D's wiih 53 poinls of his own. Coach Charles Miller should be congraiulaied lor ihe line iob he did wiih lhe 'rwo squads. FRONT ROW, left 'lo right J. Massoglia, T. Cole, J. Harbarf, N. Perry, G. Jiminel, B. Junef. SECOND ROW: B. Leone, S. Wong, B. Carfwriqhf, B. Gonsalves, B. Blymyer. BACK ROW: N. Schied, J. Afencio, B. Waber, L. Board, J. Burke, Coach Miller. COACH CHARLES MILLER will i .-s. COACH BOB STEELE COACH GEORGE YARN ELL mms FRONT ROW, Ieff To right J. Muren, D. Lane, G. Depolo, B. Massie, J. McMiIlin, K. Musco, J. Ventura, D. BarsTow. SECOND ROW: W. LeFors, B. Brockhoff, C. Keafon, J. Tamura, L. Clausen, M. Moore, J, Weber, D. Afencio. BACK ROW: R. Thornley, D. Bauer, G. Mclnfyre, C. Graco, R. Fore- man, E. Rabbiosl, Coach Steele. 46'mm6alL AT press Time The Rebel horsehiders had a 6-2-I record. They IosT The opening game oT The season To The I-Iuskies oT CenTerviIIe by a score of 6 To 3. They came back To Take Two sTraighT wins over The same Team, I To O and 4 To O and Two more wins over The Livermore I-Iuskies, IO To 5 and I I To I. San Lorenzo Then ran inTo CasTIemonT which held The Rels To a 3 To 3 Tie. In a reTurn engagemenT CasTIemonT won ouT I To O in eighT innings. The Rebs Then bounced back wiTh Two vicTories over ST. EIizabeTh. San Lorenzo will be relying on The combined piTching oT Gary Depolo and Don Lane To carry Them Through The A.C.A.L. season. KNEELING, leff To righT: J. Palmer, B. Chapman, G. Madrid, G. Jimenez, J. Okimofo, J. Arnerich, G. Ivey, T. Depolo, C, Bond. BACK ROW: M. Salayko, B. Richardson, R. ScofT, E. Wilson, C. Campo- donico, N. Schied, B. NesbiT, J. Coon, J. Duggins, D. Ashley, L. Lorfz. . 4 V - I- 6. fmi ..,af, . 1-1. we San Lorenzo's First Baseball and Foofball Squads. 'Hx FRONT ROW, left 'ro right: D. Mlramonies B. Close J. Piper R. King C. McGraw D. Haskell G. Woodd N. Guest J. Roysler. BACK Row: coach Liegerar, iz. arawrr,'K. Pierce, D. Cleinenf, L. Lewis, L. Soarei, H. ribbefls, R. eral bowski, Jerry Brown, Coach Nlclnfyre. U .' jzzanlf, The San Lorenzo lraclcslers did nol have a meel up lo 'rhe lime lhis boolc was senl lo press, bul lhe coming season looked fairly brighl. Relurning lellermen are Buddy Close, Charles McGraw, Bob Brown, Ken Pierce, Lee Lewis and Lawrence Soares. This group ol individuals will be lhe probable mainslays ol lhe Rebel lracln leam. One of The slumbling blocks in lronl ol +he Rebel machine is 'rhe lack ol deplh in 'rhe squad. Many ol: 'rhe eager lhinclads will be doubling up in evenls. All in all, Coach lvlclnryre hopes for a very successful year. A . JM - I 'Ga , .,w.v, -9 FRONT ROW, Iefl lo righf: J. Herrick, J. Walton, J. Burpee, L. Roberfson, D. Scoll, J. Greer, D. Kennedy, L. Burk- hard, S. Wong, R. Cochran, H. Huerer, E. Oakley, J. Gordon. BACK ROW: Manager N. Myers, W. Day, W. Barmeller C. Rose, J. Mercellino, G. Jones, C. Graves, C. Edwards, D. Alley, R. VanProoyer, L. Mlller, Manager R. Moore, Coach Liegeror. wily: 4 Turnoul for B lraclc has been very encouraging This year wilh some 30 boys frying for fhe secondary lraclc leam. Coach Mclnlyre had added a new coach lo his slalil, Mr. Gyles Liegerol, who super- vised lhe B's. Norm Guesl' was The Rebel cinderman running lhe high and low hurdles. Olher main- slays for lhe season were George Jones, hurdles and shol, Jerry lvlarcellino, shol and discus and John Herrick lhe 320. , -Q 4 A.,-. .WM ,X . ,I ,me A ,,,ss ssc- at QW K if FRONT ROW, left lo riqhf: Linder. J. Tamura, J. Okimofo, J. Roberts, L. Burkhard, D. Pruner, G. Woodd. BACK ROW: Coach Smifh, E. Wilson, R. Fields, F. Temps, T. Kenison, H. Hobson, J. Duggins, L. Rose. r -r--- .fur , N. My , .... ...Sw .ss COACH PAU L SMITH The Rebel Grapplers had lo be salislied wilh only lwo rneel wins and lhose were over San Leandro an:l Gilroy wresllers. Lellerrnen lor lhis year's grunl-groaners were Ted Kenison, Jene Tannura and Fred Temps. The piclure below represenls one of lhe many aclivilies in which 'rhe boys' P.E. classes have parlicipaled. Baskelball is lhe sporl enioyed moslly by lhe boys. Touch Toolball, 'rraclc and volleyball are also lavoriles. Newer sporls added lo The boys' P.E.curriculun'1 are lurnbling, wreslling and lrarn- poline. Qnce a weelc co-educalion is Tealured on lhe P.E. program, con- sisling ol eilher dancing or volleyball. . f . W sso ., is ismwwmmass, ww.- xf gi RIDLL li '13 if P ' -E, T V T! TTT' . il' T T X 1 L E - 5 l L I 5 K if . T i M 2' fs , A T qiviirimw. 2 . T Q is Spring, I952 President Fall, l952 Presidenf JERI MCMILLIN KEN MUSCO The Block S.L. is Tormed by aThleTes who have won leTTers in The various sporTs. The organizaTion has a yearly iniTiaTion Tor new members and sponsors such acTiviTies as dances and booThs Tor Rebello during The year. The Block S.L. was esTablished in l95I by all boys wiTh varsiTy leTTers. Jeri lvlclvlillin was voTed The club's TirsT presidenT. Ken lvlusco, vice-presidenT, laTer Tilled in Tor Jeri who was elecTed Boys' League presidenT. LasT Tall Gary MclnTyre was elecTed presidenT1 Ken Pierce, vice-presidenTg Joe lvluren, secreTary-Treasurer: and Eddie Wilson, sergeanT-aT-arms. These oTTicers planned many acTiviTies Tor The club and The school. FRONT ROW, Ieff To right: V. Hanson, K. Museo, C. Keafon, R. Thornley, G. McInTyre, B. Massie, J. McMilIin, G Depolo, C. McGraw, R. Espindola, K. Henry, F. Temps, B. Close, J. Muren, J. Tamura. SECOND ROW: J. Ballas, N. Guesf, N. Schied, D. Wood, L. Rose, L. Berry, D. Lane, D. Clemenl, S. Boone, M. Salayko, L. Clausen, E. SToner R. ScoTT, B. Brown, B. Graqq, R. Tierney. BACK ROW: E. Wilson, H. Ruqg, J. Coon T. Lowden. D. Scoff, T. Gilcresr, K. Pierce, W. Schwammel, L. Soares, J. Bowers, L, Lewis, D. Ashley, T. Kenison, B. Everson, J. Weber, H. Bond. Sprinq, I953 Presidenf GARY MCINTYRE f iidMf?i7 if fffmesz T Y 85 bf 'wx ,Q wmgpg- , .W ,.,...L....,Ms , J , ,M , ,M , ,H -3, Q- Y . -Viva' m 4 f V NH ' f5gjlj?Nf7 TAM t' F W . . . . .:, , ,JM A av Q :'. f liwfww -' My I fm fi A ,Ah . V ,W ii if Q JM' I N NN- J J M GIRLS 3 i E lu J,,....Ww.. ,,.A I f Mvf' I - . mf? 4. W 4---11 me 5 Q5 V .......WM..,- .A K ATHLETICS Q l 'IQ its I' Q' V' 'fr to Q1 ,A 1. , if . W ' -'A-V K , J 1: :es I ...,.. mf. f f ,':, - Emu. .........,... b : , vp 'f-5...-1'3 ' V-'21 f : X N' - ni . in A N, . ,..,.: 1 W F' Qi I e- N : 'Ii-2-:... 25. .i f- I rim X - . ' A .. I-: '., :.x -'-, -af-5 H ' , A Q as., si' me T 2 ri. ., 'ml Fi - FRONT ROW, left lo righl: S. Wesferlund, P. Woodside J. Summy, M. Masson, B. Phipps. SECOND ROW: C. Guyre J. Pengally, I. Roberlson, C, Zagami, P. Vigil, L. Wilson. THIRD ROW: M. Foulkes, S. Swearengen, H, Woodward, Di. Barnes, A. Larsen, M. Maruyama, R Fuiimolo, BACK ROW: S. Wrighf, M. Smilh, B. Ness, D, Bramlell, B. Norlh, V. Rose, R. Quinlel, E. Davis. FRONT ROW, lefl lo riqhl: J. Ellis, S. Graham, J. Weslon, C, Sylvesler, C. Tursick. SECOND ROW: E. Smilh, J. Bliss M. Taylor, J. Rogers, R. Chugg, S. Moore. THIRD ROW: A. Adams, J, Howland, V. Sprage, D. Tarr, B. Tarr, J Kinney. BACK ROW: B. Beard, E. Bueman, M. Cleveland, J. Melvin, C. Gallegos, J. Porler. FRONT ROW, leff lo righl: R. Rodrigues, A. Slewarl, C. While, G. Spangler, D. Kempel, S. Wrighl. SECOND ROW: L. Ryall, L. Collins, F. Baker, H. Mulvany, H. Ballou, V. Barnhill. THIRD ROW: C. Crocker, A. Garner, M. Hilchcock N, Garcia, E. Olivera, E. Walsh, N. Harlan. BACK ROW: D. Williamson, J. Bean, E. Madrid, P. Todd, F. Davis M. Dean. P. Prindle. M. Cook. ::,, z . sa Q Q -N 1 a x ,S Y 'ff-:..'r ' A Sir? wx w. ,- lie, N , X ..s,.,,,,, .. ag ,Ma Q5 -+i4IiN7 Q E S3 if an 4 MSA 'M K , J 2+ v 22183 , x X i 4 V . . . M W M W x.xY sa N WN N ,:.,:. .....:.,,,.,. . , T f , 'Bw 5 5 .A :ry Q x , Mgggggg 5.:. an S. W my '1- Wil an Q Qui Ninn., 4' :S-. S 'R in E5 ' up 4 5 si X W Lvl? I Al fd + ,A ws: 'Www A X , Axuarffag W, ,M -' ff 15 2 ,AFP gi 3' 5232 A 2- .3 la Qfm. . if 'I-lad To gef my mug in Hue yearbook somewhere. Don Zarcon 3I2I Davis Oakland, C fe Q Mk, sf ' 5 N-N Wham WM e Www: N-gm 'iu-q,., -I-ns.,....,,i w-N-nf'-D--N.....,., Plnwnwm-qg..,,,,, ilnvmmsmwgwmu Q-uunanqnn QQ . Taking if easy. . Quarfef of faces. . Junior Misses. . Sooo fired. . Smile prerfy! Liqhf as a feafher. , Laiesf gladrags, . You'II never ge? away. . I'II give up. . Rival handshake. Mainsiays. Besf of friends. Check fha? crazy coat, . 4ih period chain gang. One of fhe boys? afi'mM LUcerne I-0126 RAI-IN'S DQN HARDERS FLowERs and eirrs 8OOAS+ree'r The Besl in Hayward, Calif. SPORTS EQUIPMENT 56l Main Slreel Hayward, Calif. I'UCeme 2'987I 'i 5PAif'l .Li ,, lou, FREEZER FRESH ICE CREAM 322 Paseo Grande San Lorenzo IAcross from flue posl' officel LUcerne 2-3639 I-ICMEIVIADE ICE CREAM OUR SPECIALTY ...TaIceOu+... Cones ' Pinls Slwalces ' Quarls Malls ' V2 Gallon Sundaes ' I Gallon All Flavors LUcerne I-53l I B OWMA N ,S Ll'l-l'LE PEOPLE'S WEAR C A M E R A S T O R E Complel'e line of Iillle clo+l'1es Your Headquarlers for Pholographic Fun for Illlle Peoplen Cameras ' Film ' Proieclors ' Supplies Sizes 2-12 Pholo informalion cenler . . . Aslc us, we Icnow! l6023 Via Arriba San Lorenzo IO82 B Slreel Hayward, Calif. Teleplwone LUcerne 2-I l62 LUcerne 2-7234 1 Congrafulafions Class of 53 Prom B E R G M A N N ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Open Friday Evenings IO3O B Sfreef Hayward, Calif. LUcerne 2-4575 HESPERIAN TV CENTER MERVYW5 DEPARTMENT STORE We Repair AII Malces of Radios and Television FOR BETTER SHOPPING SALES and SERVICE Easy Credif Terms I5293 Hesperian Boulevard San Lorenzo, Calif. 34-I Paseo Grande San Lorenzo, Calif. HAPPY GOING . . . GANG! May your mosf cI'ierisI'1ed flwouglwfs, hopes and wislnes be fulfilled as you go along Iife's paTI1. Be kind and helpful. BLANK'S Every+I'iing for Ivlen and Boys B and Casfro Sfreefs Hayward, Calif. PEOPLES DRUG STORES PRESCR'PT'ONS G-ASTON'S SHOE CLINIC Drugs ' Founfain ' Cosmefics ' Greefing Cards -l-OTS and TEENS SHGES Camera Equipmenf and Supplies Lafesf Sfyles . . . Correcfly I:i++ed I6047 Via Arriba LUcerne 2-3I36 San Lorenzo Loclqllaven 9-4933 97 Boclcman Road San Lorenzo, Calif CONGRATULATIONS TOTHE 1953 GRADUATING CLASS We wish +o Ialce fhis opporrunily +o 'rhanli all seniors, sfuclenls, and laculfy rhar we had The privilege of working wirh while faking rhe picrures for rhis yearbook. We hope fha? we have served you well and Thar we may serve you in The fulure. BEST WISHES JEM ANGUS STUDIO :za CASTRO STREET HAYWARD qd'N 'WBu. NI, .I W3 Congra+ula+ions +o Ihe Class of '53 Congrafulafions fo 'rhe Class of '53 from MIGHTY MIDGET hom MINIATURE GOLF SPROUSE-REITZ CO., lr1C l5799 Easf l4'rh S'lree'r lJus'r easl of 'rhe Oakland Speeclwayl I4736 Eagf l4+h Sfreei- 27 HOLES SAN LEANDRo She's gof fhe cufesf eyes. Five liffle monkeys. The Dukes. Half lime. Jusf good friends. Rebello fiends. Two swell sophs. All said cheese. None finer! . We ain'f go? no body. Affer fhe Junior Prom. Midnighf snack. On fhe loose. No Quesfions asked. Life in fhese U.S, lb. We're iusl a couple of swells, I7 This is sophislicafion. Happy foursome. Sleeping bea ufies? More fun 'than a circus. Sleepy lime gal. . The fhree bears. Resf in peace. On Their own. Block S.L. Men? Long, long ago, . The Chafferboxes. . Fighfing Rebels. . One coke, five sfraws. . There's been some changes made , Fun and fancy free. . Sudden bursf of energy, . My, how you've changed. , Hi-ho space pafrol. CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISI-IES Io Ihe LUcerne l4362I CLASS OF '53 df III fflwf I+ dld I-bd ilomoweoiiviCJSFSIZJJSaS3'f,'2a+,2,Z HAI-E HARDWARE CQ, We express our appreciafion. For Your HARDWARE Needs 7 BARBERS . . . Dan Willis, Prop. Paseo Grande San Lorenzo, Calif. I6039 Via Arriba San Lorenzo, Calif. S A L U T E S THE GRADUATES OF T953 MAY YOU FIND TI-IE KEY TO SUCCESS lT'S OK. TO OWE KAY Coasl To Coasl FIRST AND B STREETS, I-IAYWARD LUcerne 2f96I2 CONGRATULATIONS from TH E CQCA-CQl-A GET BUDGET WISE Qualify Cleaning al Popular Prices OF CALIFORNIA 93 Boclcman Road San Lorenzo, Calif Hayward, California G-oldenGa+eSl'1oppingCenIer I GROSJEAN'S Q - SAVE TIME STATIONERY -SAVE ENERGY PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS - LUGGAGE ' SAVE MONEY ART SUPPLIES Complele Line ol School Supplies Shop al The Easl I4Il1S+reeIa+LewelIing Boulevard L L A G E J E W E L E R S lNexI Io Andy's Drive-lnl I-Ucerne l'842l 35l Paseo Grande San Lorenzo, Calif QQRDQW5 VILLAGE S I-I O E R E P A I R S D R I V E-I N FRIENDLY and COURTEOUS FOUNTAIN RESTAURANT SERVICE Easr I4ll1 and l-lesperian Boulevard 353 Paseo Grande San Lorenzo, Calif. BEST WISI-IES FROM VERNON JEWELERS Telephone LUcerne 2-7I5I IO67 B Sfreef I-Iayward, Calif. Eh' Siculimsms Office and Sclnool Supplies since I907 GIFTS ' GREETIN6 CARDS ' BQOKS 908 B Sfreef I-Iayward, Calif. Phone LUcerne I-OI38 VILLAGE SEWING l MACHINE sHoP Auflnorized NECCI-IIEELNA Dealer MAYFAIR STORE . . .SAN LORENZO LUcerne I-0464 Sales ' Service ' Renfals ' Sewing Needs Buffonlwoles, Covered Buffons, Buclcles, Belfs LOUIS STORES ond MARTIN MEATS TIIe I-Iome of Low Prices and Srnilinq Service I-Iiglwesf qualify in IVIEATS, ERUITS. VEGETABLES and GROCERIES I605I Via Arriba San Lorenzo, Calif. 'vi X W New at W S I 'sh K QW! wig? 5 1 s 11:3 MONTHS BARBER SHOP Wceme 5'6' Our Three Prides ,COURTESY E. R. AB ROTT ' SERVICE . QUALITY PLUMBING ' HEATING IHesperian Shopping CenI'erI I5299 I-Iesperian Boulevard San Lorenzo, Calif. 808 A SIreeI Hayward' CGIII' COMPLIMENTS OF GREENWOOD CORPORATION Divisionof DAVID D. BOI-IANNON ORGANIZATION David D. Bohannon, Presidenf 0 DEVELOPER OF SAN LORENZO VILLAGE AND TI-IE MODEL SHOPPING PLAZA CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES I4 - Lockhaven 83302 CLASS OF ,,53,, 'mms' Delivery Service MARTIN'S VARIETY F 25122 P Flowers For AII Occasions GIFTS ' POT PLANTS 8I Bockman Road San Lorenzo, Calif. 736 Lewelling BouIevard San Lorenzo, Calif. Complimenrs of B R E S S M A N ' S Complele Ladies' Ready-+o-Wear Phone LUcerne I -6808 CARNATION COMPANY QUALITY FOOTWEAR is We bywofd al ERESII MILK and ICE CREAM T H E B O O T S H O P The Mosl Popular Slyles in Such Famous Phgne Lljgerne l-5l33 Brands as Wesrporl, Teenage by Busfer Brown, Pedwin, Roblee, and Olhers. . I9 Caslro Sl'ree'r Hayward, Calif. lO68 B Slreel' Hayward, Calif. Phone LUcerne l-I ISO LUcerne I-5969 FRED'S NURSERY ond FLGRIST CORSAGES Our Specially ZI666 Hesperian Boulevard Hayward, Calif. l.UCerne I-7225 T H E H U D D L E For lhe besf HAMBURGERS in 'l'own MATTHEWS JEWELERS Husfle over 'ro lhe Huddle l9559 Easf I4+h Sfreel Hayward, Calif. A+ Lewelling Boulevard Lewelling Boulevard San Lorenzo lOI8 B S'rree+ Hayward, Calif. KEYSTONE CAMERA SHOP I43 I9 Easl I4+I1SIreeI', San Leandro lin The Slorm Bloclcl-TRinIdad 2-52 I 3 Open 'Til IO p.m. Daily and Sunday BUY YOUR CAMERA GIFTS AND EQUIPMENT FOR AS LOW AS 5Oc PER WEEK . . . TAKE A FULL YEAR TO PAY AT TI-IE KEYSTONE CAMERA SHOP lNex'rIo+I1e Keyslone Ivlarlcefl We carry a complere line of Cameras, Magazines, Recorders, and Record Players 8 - HOUR PI-IOTO SERVICE Free Dark Room Facililles-We Loan Flaslw Cameras Free TI-IORNWALL 3-486I LUcerne I-2 I44 SCHMIDTS 81 HARDMAN HAYWARD JEWELERS ' Architects Come in and Browse around IO66..B..S+reef Hayward 1320 UNIVERSITY AVENUE BERKELEY, CALIE. QW l' 'L CONGRATULATIONS and BesT Wishes To The Class of '53 We would like To Thank all oT The sTudenTs and Teachers who cooperaTed in The pro- ducTion oT This yearbook, and The adminisTraTive oTTicers Tor The help ThaT They have given. SpeciTically we would like To Thank Jem Angus and The Jem Angus sTudios Tor Their help in Taking, developing, and prinTing picTures. Bob Ozias oT The Lederer, STreeT 81 Zeus Company, and Earl Evans oT CaliTornia ArT 81 Engraving deserve Thanks Tor Their help in The planning and prinTing of The I953 ConTederaTe. To oTTer enough Thanks To our adviser is prac:Tically impossible, buT Thank you anyway, Mr. l-laworTh. WiThouT you our iobs could never have been done. THE STAFF. Ai.wAYs E W... sei moat fo' youhouevf -A V .' X . V.-5, 4: '-f PM 1 SK. til?-'55,-Q ', , ,Ji-4.11 QQ.- I ,-f,z,- , iv: - vw. ., .1 ' ' I . Jung x ' '4 f, 1 fir V.-. j11vfsss.L ' 1131.5 +P, ff,s 7 ,gli - 1 .1 3,1 , - ,. ,MR A Wi, -,,,. . I in ,JU V , ' 1 ' 'Z ' ' 211, -. 'g 45 ' ilfi, ' ' ' - -' J 4 g f -g -, -W -, : 4 K., .+,1' - ff V? - . -' A :L , ng: ' H, L. .gf . ua -,.,,f3g' 4 - ,dpi . c:, cs N gf- 1, - - 1 X ' lr, . ' ,L . ' , 1 Y-n-.- ',, u,--5 iff. ..1! ' . K .. ,y 'Y . 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