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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1954 volume:

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Some day, when you take your Confederate from its shelf, thumb through its Well-worn pages, and read the meaningful messages Written for and about you, only then, will you fully realize its true value. l, alone, could not have made this book possible, as the credit goes to the many people who worked so hard to make our annual a success. The Confed- erate staff is Marilyn Poston, assistant editor, lim Pelham, business manager, Io Ann Parks, advertising manager, Arlene Garner, publicity and sales, Steve Billeb and Ted Seipel, senior class, Ioan Kavanagh and Marilyn Collins, activities, Pete Bellaria, clubs and activities, Ron Grabowski, boys' sports, Carol Guyre, girls' sports, and Ierry Miller, art editor. Other hard-Working members are Bar- bara Hansen, Marion Cleveland, Ioan Ellis, Marlyn Hitchcock, Eleanor Madrid, luanita Savage, Bob Wood, Marcia Hattell, Carl Olsiewski, Mike Moore, and Dick Atencio. My sincere thanks to each and every one of the staff members. Editor. AC NUWLEDGBMBNTS . .. The value of this, the 1954 CONEEDERATE, as of any accomplishment, lies in the infinite care and patient gathering of details which required time and effort. This book is the result of the splendid cooperation of many people who offered and gave their assistance, in order to present a vivid, and, we hope, lasting picture of life at San Lorenzo High School. Among those whom we wish to thank are the students, the administration and the faculty for their willing cooperation, even though there sometimes were class disturbances and cancellations of plans. Fairchild Portrait Studios has earned the gratitude of the staff for their earnest help in giving us outstanding pictures. We especially thank Mr. Levy of Fairchild, for the unusual and attrac- tive aerial view of our school. Special thanks go to the Daily Review, the San Leandro Morning News and to Steve Rubiolo for their courtesy in supplying extra pictures. For their help in planning and printing the yearbook, we are grateful to Bob Ozias of Lederer, Street CS Zeus Co., lnc., and to Earl Evans of California Art 6. Engraving Company. Those who cannot do without our appreciation and thanks are the business- men, merchants and professional men of the community. We could not have published this book without their kind assistance and cooperation. To conclude, we wish to acknowledge our appreciation of a person who deserves a great deal of credit and thanks. She is our advisor, Mrs. Elizabeth Stack, without whose help and guidance the task of publishing the 1954 CON' PEDERATE would have been extremely difficult. MARILYN POSTON, Assistant Editor IAMES PELHAM, Business Manager CIRCUS' CONN NG ex F A JY M P xi EE? pfxGE1l Cx-Q55 fX P5640 Qoq TYA1' 8 4' ACTN Tues P9 4 Q O0 00 OG O OXIQ 'N DR. L. R. RAMM Superintendent of Schools LEFT TO RIGHT: George Phillips, Marlin Haley, George Lundgren. A. L. Christensen. NOT PICTURED: E. Guy Warren. ,l ADMINIS SUPERINTBNDENT ,- RATIUN PP.INUIPAL'S MESSAGE Today you hear the call to become a mature citizen ot cur state and nation. There never has been a tinie in liistory when the need tor intelligent and couraaee ous services cn the part ot youtli was so keenly ielt. Tomorrow you will be tested: your abil- ity to adiust to industrial, social, and sci- entific changes will determine your qrades in the school of lite. Someday be able to look hack upon a lite dedicated to service. By sound ideas and a strong personality mixed with crea- tive art you will he alcle to shape men's lives tor the eternal acod ct all. Dean of Girls, Iosephine Williams Dean of Boys, Nels Nelson 'S-.-.... X? Principal, Curl Ekoos Vice Principal, Blanche Sullivan qw N. LUCAS M. CLANCY F. DeLORENZO T. RAHN V. HASTINGS A. MOON N. DOWNEY A. DAVIS F. BRUNER V. KOBSTAD L. TROUTNER A. HEITMAN IHVING, Z. SINGLETON, E. ANDERSON, F. BROWN ELIZABETH SMITH. Nurse new-f H VWMWM .wma fm ff M... E. KLEINMAN C. 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WALTER IOHNSON 2' xxx.. i ADVISOR ,,,fi ' Robert Agee Verla Armstrong Edward Avelar Ianet Barnett 'i.,i:-v Q i x J an J A Iarnes Andreasen David Ashley Winiired Ayala Virginia Barr im X 1:17 Arthur Archer Richard Atencio Barbara Bailey DUJTYI Baskin 0Y'AX 1 4Y 'V iv Civ A 5 H -...Q X X 73 ,r , K, 22 . 6 E J' 4 9 Joanne Armstrong Pat Auer Frankye Baker Barbara Beach is IR. 'Y iw K. I, Qu 7. 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V iz gi' o r x I5 IH bw-is nb lj. asv, 5' X 'X' Marilyn Erwen Shirley Ferriera Kathleen Fitzgerald Thomas Fitzsimmons Ioseph Fowler Walter Freitas Kenneth Fucher Reiko Fuiimoto if N1 cuff 'J 'T I Stephen Firestone Evelyn Flores Ioan Frembling Larry Fulton Barbara F xsher Ioan Foster Mcmorxe Frost Noreen F ults 25 Diane Garcia Robert Goddard Ronald Grabowski Millie Grigq 1- 1 -Vfi f . M., A I . ., J H M. v f I' :ZV 1 l, AV ibn, LN ,v 35 Q' , Lal' ' K I 5 , fl it 235m 'fx 'YW' Arlene Garner Milton Gordon Mary Io Grapes Annette Grisham A .. 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C it , .VZZ J le 6 ab- y is ,APY I 6 15' , Q. as 41 6 qmai- A W Marlene Kuntz Alfred La Crone Donald Lane Elizabeth Ledbetter Darwin Lemon Karen Lewis Robert Leyba Lois Light Benny Lopez David Lopez Thomas Lowden Doris Lowry Ioan Lud.ke Mattie Lund Bemice Lynch Earl McDowell 29 lean McGeorge Gary McIntyre Madelyn Maciel Alice Maddox Marie Malizia Iohn Mann Beverly Martin Shirley Medrano Ieri McMi1lin Eleanor Madrid Ioseph Markette Ronald Meier IcmetMcMu11en David Magneson Eugene Martin Gary Melrose amen? 551,-ki 53?-ff, :X V, ,, on fi gm' 'g ,f-' Q F 'tru' 519 A1 Lenore Melizer Ieanne Melvin Phyllis Mills Norma Iean Minor Loretta Moore Michael Moore Milton Murdock Benny Neilson Iohn Norman Paul Omellas Dolores Oscheqger Earlene Padgett Q 1 as 5 RC 'if' s fi Vivian Mills Helen Mulvcmy Ruth Okimoto Iarnes Palmer 3I z A X 1 Iames Pelham Richard Pruner Thomas Ramsey Diane Robertson A610 'K' -gms-of Muni fr'-7 Kenneth Pierce William Pryor Kenneth Ratfield Carol Rockwell is it -augur- .envi- 'Qu' .Qian 'UB Rose Rodriques Lawrence Rose Dominic Ruggieri Mathew Salayko :I S Aye ,K otha z. 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E -ff' ' A' R , MM. Q, Lf 'vw Z5 'T-Riff M53 sg K A54 my 'T 3 ,,l'r 475, L tx, Q f Nr: E3 Arihur Widener Robert Wood Sandra Wright William Zettler f Alan Scheibli I ewel Nelson s 5' ,ffelgxaw A 2 X215 Bert Culbertson Clara Dagostino Iames Fielder Richard Rathert Iacqueline Simon Kay Terry CAMERA SHY Rolcmd Carter Terry Halliwell Thomas Knese Robert McClure Iocmne McKay Kenneth McWilliams Daniel Mossinger Pal Tabor CLASS of '55 ROW I, left to right: I. Lagonich, S. Relva. L. Vickerson, B. Bees- ley. I. Santos, A. Stewart. K. Roman, T. Parodi. ROW 2: S. Baird, B. North, E. Dalton, P. Noe breqa, B. Fiske, C. Hart, E. Good, I. Keyes. ROW 3: I. Duggins, S. Mitchell. F. Brooks, H. Lock, B. Smith, D. Stubbletield. I. Fenion. ROW 4: C. Olsiewski, C. Snyder, D. Hagerty, I. Cheatham. L. Franklin. R. Hinton, R. Siqler. ROW l, left to right: W. Abeyta, K. Smedley, D. Ramey, S. Sher- wood, C. Lewis, N. Greager, E. Levien. I. Pengelly, K. Hall, L. Kawalek. ROW 2: R. Alicea, B. Burge, M. Halleran, M. Wind- ham, B. Howerton, S. Wong, I. Tucker, P. Gilmore, S. Boyer. ROW 3: P. Delkngelo, N. Gaio. I. Cerernelli, R. Greager, R. Torre. C. Edwards, G. Heinrichs. D. Pratt. ROW 4: B. Owens, R. King. A. Lorber, L. Moore, I. Walters, G. Lundberg, R. Calvin. ROW 1, left to right: M. Kimball. B. Zulkowxki, B. Murphy, L. Kimberling, I. Brooks. G. Nuzzi, L. Fonseca, L. Lewis. ROW 2: D. Pratt, R. Sheets, I. Bradovich, B. Dewey. B. Rainey, B. Cartwright. N. Aycock. T. Fetterman. ROW 3: I. Sutherland, A. Lopes, D. Woodfield, R. Moore, F. Morn, B. Moreira, M. Mackey. E. Finkes. ROW 4: R. King, D. Wegener, T. Mills. L. Porter, I. Carson, E. Davis. ROW l, left to right: C. Pollard. P. Aubrey. R. Wilson. D. Lou. than, L. Benner. A. Riesen, R. Whitman, A. Meyers. C. Steen. R W 2: B. Souza M. Cahill O , . I. Macfadden, I. Bliss, M. Mclntyre. N. Bragg, B. Phipps. A. Ream ROW 3: B. Moreno. M. Martine. B. Hasbrook. R. Schaufler, C. Rose, N. Armstrong, L. Burkhart, I. Hertl. ROW 4: P. Ornellas, D. Mackin. D. Collins, I. Hosford, D. Davis, I. Brann, C. Grace, S. Dresbach. L. Vik. JUNIUPS Thompson. 5. Hoo bn'-sn. L. yfmat. M- W Bianco. D. Marsh., oi. 1. Yanks. V-ox, G. Tmhn. Q uhh. Minor. X. Y 1-oc Cox. Y. L. Cin pas. 5. Y Luken. . Burk. Y. Box?-66. s L. Cop Bake. . Y. X owe ff, . de-on. X.- Xonrimq . hos. S. Bono G. GAB nd S. 'L' X. Bu OW 'Az 1. Hyunu XS. cCous1u . BOW . xmas. 8 W A1 G. DJ-sw hx- C. M luqcme. rs R. W 1 RO Hcnsxed x to :Sq . en C. Basfw . ii. 1- Mo . D. W X. Xci G wie . um. D. Waodxu YKO odims, . ' G. Tum ron. X. Y. X X. Psmouch. D. Como C.. Saou. 42 'Y . De Sxemback. ROW L Yeh D. Luabkot. B. Lee. pda, C. Turskck. B. YDKXQQKK to 1111 tx xo right: D. Chqhom, D. MOXQCD. F- C. Cob. 5. Boopet. BOW 31 G. Hoop HOW X. Xe B. ?beXps. 5 W undead-. Nl. Ylcisvai'-. R. vlmmwdd. B. Davis. B. E-nqohwa. . LuAW-o. G. Basmulsen. 1. S. Mcbonoid. ROW . Bm-mot. M. SCh5XX3nq. . Modwno. M. Logo . ox, M. Yuvon. D. 'L' B. Bode. G. ilaarid- B Yqo. 1 lo rl rf. 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Hill GOQI SUPHUMURBS in P HQHIUMI legit: or K Bar r I b . s. sy' to foiciegf' 43 Q Q ff sggfu if Y 'nz Il' U 'va Q ,gi ROW 1 left to right I Cxriello D Crill B Dyer B Corea L Quint M Moe K Thompson A Nicholas L Ordoms ROW Z D Baker N McGinnis M Bean Christie B Tarr I Green Phelps P Wood L Chambers ROW 3 I Miller I Strague C Roberts B Way W Iames T Pronzato D Taylor R Garcia ROW 4 L Tlbbets D Iackson R Burpee D Iones E Spies D Shackley V Rose ROW 1, left to right: B. Butler, M. Tamagri, P. Hanson, C. Heed, B. McClellan, I. Pavon, P. Seven- er. I. Flanagan. ROW 2: P. Mc- Corduck, S. Hutchins, I.. Coch- ran, M. Hudler, I. Rasmussen, I. Sutton, N. Ankrum, M. Gary, P Vigil. now 3. D. Wilson, s. coel V. Pulsipher, C. Currier, I. Hines, G. Martinez R. Mclnt re M , y , . Wagner. BOW 4: P. Lenz, R. Robertson, A. Romero, G. Kino shita, A. Moreno, I. Horton. I. Walton, B. Harington, C. Martin. ROW l, left to right: K. McIntosh, K. Steele. I. Peretti. G. Osgood, I. Harbert. I. Teeslink, L. Tom, G. Lohrenqel, I. Deis. B. Willis. ROW 2: A. Larsen. N. Kallam. F. Allen, L. Grosiean, D. Evans, G. Provnnsha, L. Page. M. Iohn- son, R. Godfrey. ROW 3: D. Wim- mer, R. Alvarez, I.. Walstead. S. Swearengen, C. Grahowski, M. Bowen, S. Melin, I. Lent. ROW 4: N. Wolf. H. Heuer, B. Leong. C. Gebro, W. Lefores, I. Knight, B. Slife. D. Baskin. HOW 1, left to right: R. Barnhill. P. Wiedemann, M. Anodaca, P. Reaves, E. Iablonski. D. Brollier. S. McCartney, C. Leonard. P. Nodden, L. Iones, D. Smith. ROW 2: I. Boyce, B. Iensen. E. Burns, P. Garcia, D. Lindhelm, S. Clouse, C. Coronel, C. Basas, B. Morgan, I. Gililland, D. Quiner, M. Sylvia. ROW 3: E. Higgins, A. Dailey, D. Ashcrait. G. Lester, B. Carter, I. Shannon, I. Crab. tree. P. Guzman. D. Souza. I. Murphy, R. Loni. Oscheqq Youerson Crews Y Xlorncien xncuxd OW X Xe!! to rxqb S rom ons osso eq s X. 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U .Y raffle.. ff ,fi Oo 0 6 0 O O o OOO T vm - , gb. Q R Lfgg 12.42 I O ........,E .- .flaw , , ,, X XVWWWM H 7 ,NZ AN EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEETING: left to right: N. Guest, M. Collins, A. Garner, I. McMilIin, Mr. Johnson, I. Kavanagh, R. Okimoto, N. Scheid, I. Stensrud, R. King, B. Goddard, M. MR WALTER IOHNS Student Controller 56 od Murdock. f BOB GODDARD Head Yell Leader , --1-. 6 . RICHARD KING NORMAN GUEST Representative Boys' League Presldent Assembly Chairman When this year's Executive Council members took office, they found the student body in debt. Under their auspices, a Miss Student Body contest was held to promote the sale of student body tickets, which was clirnaxed with a Coronation Ball. Interest aroused promoted sales, so that much of the deficit was wiped out. Through the Social and Program Committee, the Council held a student body dance in April, which was the first sox dance ever held at S. L. They also promoted after-school doughnut sales, sponsored by the school clubs and organizations. The Council helped organize the District Council, which will even- tually include all of the new schools in the Hayward Union High School District, and it also promoted the Inter-Club Council, which is composed of the presidents of school clubs and organizations. In the interest of the welfare of the student body, the Council con- ducted several campaigns, including cleanup campaigns and those to promote better conduct in the cafeteria and at the assemblies. At the beginning of the year, the Council appointed lean Stensrud as student body publicity chairman, and Milt Murdock as athletic awards chairman. Eleanor Madrid was appointed head yell leader, to finish the term of Bob Goddard, who resigned at midterm. S ' J IOAN KAVANAGH Vice President ARLENE GARNER RUTH OKIMOTO NORM SCHEID MARILYN COLLINS Secretary Treasurer ludqe Gul: League President ' ln' pu k, Y . lb., ,NM-' : ROW 1 left to right I-I Madrld roll keeper R King chairman Bob Cena parllamentarmn C Blizzard secre tary ROW 2 B Sulhvan summarize: C Edwards Ser geant at arms Mr Nelson advzsor REPRESENTATIVE The legislative branch ot San Lorenzo Highs student government is the Repre- sentative Assembly. lt is made up of stu- dents selected from each social studies class. Richard King is the assembly chair- man and is a member of Executive Council. Three new committees were formed this semester: the Improvement Committee which introduced the hopper box- the Alumni Committee to take care of alumni problems and the Alumni Varsity Basket ball Game Committee which presented the first game of this type ROWI left to right 1 Rexchert H Rodrigues G Iaye B Cena B Cartwright B Funk R Barrow R Hinton ROW 2 S Cutler I Macfadden D Kxerce M Foulkes E Madrid M Malxza K Lewis A Kessler B King M Taylor S Trotter B Sullivan B Young C Blizzard C Woodward A Bronzx B Mendonca B lones M Hcxnner ROW 3 G Haeqensen C Edwards D Hugqerri W LeFors L Fields D Anderson R Ellsworth B DeMarco W Cambara R King sauna: nn-no ul 9 I ' , , 'Q g - - .c,.s,..-?t all I N i , ,ai . w .sf i Y i ,nhi Q A it x ll, ? i ASSEMBL As in all legislatures, lcills must be in- troduced into the legislative branch and once there, they must be passed lay a ma- jority vote and then sent to the executive branch. At San Lorenzo High the executive branch is our Executive Council and the legislative branch the Representative As- sembly. The spring semester ot Representative , Assemhly started oft their term hy intro- ducing a suggestion for noon dances which were later sponsored by various school clubs. Also they started a movement to- ward having a district council which would include San Lorenzo, Hayward, and the new Arroyo High School Among other committees they formed were those to handle the Senior Ball ROWI leftto nah! E Madnd vice chairman L Kawalxk secretary I McGeorae parlxamentarlan ROW 2 F Brooks sergeant at arms S Trotter roll keeper R King chairman ia-avr:-In H Chugg L Kawalxk I Hositord C Meeks 5 Cutler P Duarte H Rodrigues F Brooks HOW 2 G Myers M Hudler D Crlll U Kxerce D Mojarro A Mello S Mulvany S Garrett D Lxndhclm A Kessler I Lewis A Bronzx I McGeorge C Blizzard M Taylor S Trotter M Poulkes I.. Coppes M Silva B Blizzard ROW 3 R Bateman H Kreds G Cram B McDougall B. Frmk C Cole B Lewis R McCulloch W Le Fors G Resso I Schmidt R King V Lopez n ' .af . 4' 4 U 1 I I ,J ROW I, left to rights B. Bertaut. L. Wilson, I. Savage, B. Silhavy, S. Cox,.B. Boorman, A. Collins, E. Madrid, 'Sa' 'Ni mme 511IClBI'1I COLIN The Student Court rs the Jud1c1al branch of student government All cases Whrch come under rts Jurlsdrctlon are declded upon by the Judqe and hls asso crates Norm Scheld student body Judge chose Barbara Greenleaf and Dave Roberts as h1s assoclates Court IS held second penod every Tuesday m the Conference Room The types of cases Whlch come under the court s Jur1sd1ct1on are the passlng of student body cards runnrnq 1n the halls and mlsconduct at assemblres The Judqe lS chosen at the annual student body electrons and IS a member ot Executlve Councll COURT SCENE left to nght Mms Schwarz Barbara Greenleaf Norm Schexd Dave Roberts STANDING Umdenhhed offender RW! i S s -5.-A-mx SEATED left to rxght C Troche N Ryan A Collxns I Valente A Maddox I Sholty HOW 1 leit to rxqht I McGeorqe secretory M I Stensrud STANDING M Ward S Trotter M Collms I McGeorge I Todd C Colllns president G Spangler treasurer ROW2 Blxzzard I Hosford G Spangler A Kessler M Bean D Cleghorn Mlss I Wtllrams advxsor C Blxzzard reporter M Ward vxce presxdent G11 lS and Boys LEEQILIES T te GlIlS and Bow Q L CIQUQQ are rr ade Llp, tevery a11l and hav 111 Qcweal eprese11at1veQ re el ct a 1101 t 1e CClTlClllQC1 C asQ Q t each ScC1al S Ual teacher a11a are 111e111 ers of the G1r1s and Boys Lea gue CCLlFC1lS T 1ese C 1111 1 Q plah and sponsor GCflV1llQb far t 19 students M 1r11yr1 Cc ll111s and Nam Gll:Sl are the League pres1cl 1tQ and p1eQ1clL ever a l a111Q1c1l IIIGGTITIQQ Th1s vear th G rlQ Leag11e11 a11 ruratecl h a a of G1rlQ Le argue Davs cmd res 111a11c11a SF1 1 aQ Hree aQse r11eQ a f' CD a1 1,111 r The B vs Leaaue- pa ascred hy the llIQt Father ara Son Bar1a1,1etw1t 1 QUGQT Speaker Rad FYCITZ Marry of the other GCTlVlTlGS mcluded twa asse111hl1es a ance ahah 11:1 Q 1 1 rt Ullb art e ROWI leitto rxght B Dutra reporter N Guest 9res1dentROW2 Mr N Nelson cxdvxsor C Ed SEATED left to nght C Edwards I Clements R Matuka D Hudson B Leong G wards secretary NOT PICTURED M McIntyre Ixmemez STANDING N Guest B Dutra D Rugqerx I Carson R Kung G Iones vlce presxdent B Rxchardson treasurer M Montalbo 'H' -34 ' 1 ' 4 '- -1 T T T 'f 3 5 s, qi wr rf A ' 1 , -.. , ' . - - I 1, A 5 .v ' 3- X . 1 ' , . fi, u V' 4 .4 5 W . Y' x . , ' 751-Q HQ ' I l R ,eil -aa 'e eA':1fh ,'l1eea ' toes ' ,ki-'1 L, ,Ce 2-fe cl -Y - 1 ' - 1 . f 11 N A X A eQe1- f.,'3 liar' Q ,. 'A , e if L, '1.L4 , tefe .Q aa, .1 over halt the :31rlQ '.'.'CI i rrxidaies. Sfprrie at tlff afgfxvities eprprisered were The F 11 :ml gf lfll Tip-, Tl. . : 1:11 fp-, gar1,,f, 1d 1' 1.e C115 arwes. V 1, Q sa' V ' '., V a .' A 'E - d ' , Ml el 'rr ego 153 1hePa'4Q D Wa, er, I T' 'T ' 1: A . T J ' : ' 'T I L.. 1 f , gg t ge V . 1 5 , - ,, '- V -'J 5 .' V- If X I Q sf 2 , l g ' . ' In - fl V .I 1 ' Q .. , I ' T I , . If . I K3 T 1 XA 1 il 1 4 1 I X ' x W, .. R 3.3 i We l 2 f l E5 5- 1 , fi fn X 'V 2 ' W fiilji. 5' ' 5 5 W ' i 1 22' , .Q AMER' ' '- ' ' Y: Weir' Q LEFT TO RIGHT: Ioyce Bean, Eleanor Madrid, Bob Goddard, head yell leader: Carolyn Tursick, Carole Sylvester. NOT PICTURED: Iudy Rogers. B11 Leaders Leadina one of the niost enthusiastic rootinq sections in the A.C.A.l.. League are San Lorenzo l-lions Yell Leaders. Roh Goddard with his assistants, loyce Bean, Eleanipr Madrid, Indy Roaers, Carolyn Tursick and Carole Sylvester, have proved what good school spirit the Rebels have. Lendina fl hand at aarnes and rallies are the lunior Varsity yell leaders and Ponipon airls. A new addition to the scene this year was Rudy the Re-lvel who was introdncffd at the Hayward football qarne. POMPON GIRLS l.V. YELL LEADERS BAND MAIORETTES i iii? Y P Ell Mickey Kimball Sue Iennin ' m u Bev Lewis Lois Walslead Betiy Willis Jerry Mclnlyrn Marilyn Bean Jean Vanecek Phylis Mills Iackie Simon Q THE SERVICE COMMITTEE SIUUBHI Body SEFVICE CUI'I'1l'1'1l1IlIBES lmpcrtant in the tunctionina ot student loody aoverrzment at Sari Lorenzo Hiah are the Social and Proaram Committee, whiczi plans all ncorirhoiir activities and the assemlolies, the Rally Committee, which arranges tor and participates in all noon-hour rallies, and the Finance Committee, which takes rare wt the sale ot ticlcets tor all athletic contests. The Service Committee has its own governing ryody, lt stir ervises Emails lzetweeri classes and during the noon hours, keeps order at noon movies, and its memloers serve as ushers at athletic contests. There was a Service Committee dinner in May at which all three-year members received coriirriittee pins. FINANCE comivurrsr CALENDAB coMMm'1s1-: LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Varni, G. Hughes. I. Kavanagh. M. Lund. RALLY COMMITTEE ROW l. left to right: C. Sylvester, M. Kimball, P. Hull. ROW 2: M. Taylor, A. Maddox, I. Brooks. E. Madrid, I. Bean, R. Chuqq. SOCIAL AND PROGRAM it 4 4 .X ,V,. . K ii. 1 log 5' . , I A X f 'J . lf! f XV ' ' ff Q-3.7. r I L-5: V. Q I? I , ROW 1, left to right: I. Kavanagh, I. Teslinck, B. Willis, I. Horton, L. Coppes. ROW 2: L. Clausen. B. Farris, T. Cole, D. P ROW 1, left to right: B. Beard. N. Bumqarner, R. Okimoto. I. Van Nortwick, ROW 2: S. Brookshire, B. Zantopolous, D. Iackson, Ashley. Q J' , 'C nb. y- , ... ,fr 3? A - 1, gm, N '+ , 1 QM ff W I f fff j x QV? f7 'k? f ff lk X , ,KX W will 5 I fm MO O CUNPBDBRATB STAFF 31 - ' I uma-nu Ula Lf..- .Lil xii if Thursday January 28 I954 Son Lorenzo, Cchf EIIIOI' O Offncers U f I rx rg 164 an YS Vxlli ll NC MAURLFN WALSH DL!! IL llfh Co Ldnlor ,Ll S Wil NN nut r if 1 1 an L xx , me -Jurhrmt :mix :wld if 1: wt of L f IHS IINQJOII I U 1 dem md mu 11 Q fl 2 N H u 51111121 cm accorcixm, If Q A xx b nd 1 J w mfm m al s i me 1 4 ' W5 M. 1, , , wk, , . QW ,A . N2 X ,.A. 'ms' 1 V' ,' 'W 1 ' ,nm-1 fF '--W- ' g, 1 , ' - - ' qi 1 1 um ' ., s w xc- hum-1-. viswm ' x w 'rx ' 's who Q 15 , In ' ' 11' S movmi ' 2 rug ' c rs, A i Del uruwu, 'feferlu Serves ore Good Lunch 1 y 'uv .V C, . , . '- ,lv ww, ' , . 'Ll' 95 wry! zz' Q , , I 5g.f . 1- C wmxj fp! SUE IYNYHNCS I, 41 N , , uxuxen 1. m qu T' M s . A w islam il .L rx.-:1 xc' 't zs JTC! M1133 C FH - Goal OF Preparahons Reached Rehearsals 5+a,-f Jumors To A+ Prom Tomghf 5: Tumqht is the 1, f Xt f nun! Jumm Pvmx fd foxmais md f box ll Laruln HXINYSIII wmk ng, hxxd my r wxors hdse been wamng s GX m, the Third An I1 be wearm beaut E ,, ,K rom net to satm a' 'un met their budget a ad thexr commxtta New Girls ls Now Oc O' ratmg committee L Kawalek and Sylv an been divided up mt sectxons vfxth one Q, ,Ample at the head of each 3 nc ee J a 0 he .morar ves, she A v Svctxon chairmen axe thai, To NIM, y t, xnd M, I 'mf Euan Kaxc Smedlew Judy W1 C ill ,wh mm Umm fm tht smnuzv muson lducha Whxte Jane N15 pre Mmmvu wnnn lege ,D pfmmmx Uf UL Colldlfor anne Sholty Joan How or C0 WHO' 12110 m 3 ,U ghuhti lu U, parm sharon Baud and Glorxagglgmu ru Luvu me weeken nut, plank let rm mst d being made bv Katxe me drug, 'ly Dxesbach and d XX Teanne Keves The tables PLANS , nl.. K dum X PL rs .tx Kan' . L., tv Turslck room 1 a '1 v-' n by .tudents ization should attend 'games and root not! for thexr team but for the . e at he SEATE Ie!! lo rx ht: C. Campos, M. K1mbcl!, C. Sylvester, I. Penqcilly, STANDING: Mr, Haworth, advisor: M. Sato, B. Car!- wrxqhl, S. Graham. I. Ventura, B. King. m 30-Jr. Shatesnzen Crmvemio Y' an FEBRU.-XRX ng rl- cormmttecs - reJgnL-mU-C- rm-- L u: 4.1 ' a1x'.m.' . Imxwgtti ,gunnyvajuhf Vik. -1- A ' ..- .'-IL'1'S- 'wwar sc-hav? 11 mx' thenr .. k , 'm1,1xn':4 ' - rsi'v qi Q N? Lx j' ' 1' . '. Mi 'K . Hayward D U Bak Way allyi ' 1 , cial. .' .J K QXFX J vu M Q-.L Alix. J., Y V-will gl-t CIC Y- Climb WL fx' li xc' Am. .1.L.'.'.:!Z1'- N ,w ,A EMU-' 'lrziyx lf: 3 Nviuzilaxmf :Vai -- ntc:'r1afifvn'. Benq A N, , . , no . :111::r-, .zu rm' .-. here ,F El CEU-,ml sw .- ti- vm gpg K- v .- ,- tg-M-,Q XTNSL1 '1'R52 k'l'l mvx ed - z in -. A' 4'.:z'A'r, 4, j, -- he,-Q ,.. gm-kdev ch 3'UZ1w'r4 1 JA 1-1 ' s - 'g -, - 'Y ,-, 'fb .. thbfe.. Ji' had been 1 duate S75 Colleded In Dnmes Drive San Lorcnm Hxgh Scho ,mg the wick of January loth hfld 115 annual MAR DLMLS drxxe The sun' was cclletted for the poh in this ana. 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Lema K Tapxa K Smllhers B Moilall G Uranqa ROW 3 P Ellis G Laurence R King F Smith R Brooks I Hobbs E Pavon L Page V Pulsxpher M Hughes M Donald ROWA G Txlden P Gussell fN N ef . I , - A ' ui t l 1 1 ' ' ' ' t I I l I . 1 I , . IN FRONT, left to righi: B. Valllo. N. Maclcey, T. Ramsey. G. Wagks. P. Piper. ROW 1: A. LaCrone, P. Healey. The CU1 U1'18Il01'l Ball LEFT TO RI HT N Mcxdrd G1 Spa ql Lost October the Executlve Councll orqomzed ond sponsored o MISS Student Body contest Twelve student body clubs cmd orqomzottons sponsored cdndldcrtes for the t1tle of Mrss Student Body All students who purchased stu dent body cords durmq the student body cord drlve were entltled to vote After o week of ctctlve cornpcuqnxnq by the clubs tor thelr ccmdldotes ond sp1r1ted votlnq by the student body Elecmor Mddrld who was sponsored by the Glrls Block S L Soclety was elected Mlss Student Body of Son Lorenzo Hrqh School tor l953 She was crowned ond oworded CI trophy ot the l1I'St dnnuol Coroncr l1OI'1 Bdll Whlch was held October 9 l953 Normo leon Mmor sponsored by the Key Club ond Glorlo Sponqler spon sored by the Boys Block S L SOC19lY were Mlss Modrld s ottendonts W B Wax, Rf dh U Y 555 Ia,-DX XX My IM ' Y t N Ifp I W 5 Q A BY Ulllll One of the most active clubs at San Lorenzo High School is the Key Club. The club has served the school by mak- ing schedules of all the sports, selling candy at the basketball games, broad- casting the home football games, su- pervising the student parking lot, mak- ing a football and baseball scoreboard, and checking the traffic problems in and around S.L.H.S. This year's officers are Iohn Schmidt, presidentg Bob Cena, vice president: Dave Roberts, secretary- treasurer. The Key Club sported their new jackets this year. The club also had its yearly booth at the Rebello. ROW I, left to right: M. Clune, I. McMillin, B. Blymyer, T. Cole, B. Faris, M. McIntyre, C. Gebro. ROW 2: N. Scheid, R. Grabowski, P. Bellaria, D. Cederholrn, B. Dutra, D. Elsan. ROW 3: B. Cena, I. Schmidt, D. Rob- erts. W. Lefores, F. Sally, R. Hill, H. Matuska. Mr. Anderson. 72 . M MEq3Dl'l0l'1B Ulllll One of the largest clubs in the school is the Megaphone Club. This organiza- tion also holds the distinction of being one of the first clubs. The officers for the 53-54 year are Gloria Spangler, presi- dentp Carolyn Tursick, vice president, Marie Foulkes, secretary, and Eleanor Madrid, treasurer. The club's advisor is Mr. Delany. Some of the club's many activities were selling banners, han- dling the mascot contest, making the song and yell book and giving the ral- lies. Their biggest affair this year was the banquet for the Hayward-San Lo- renzo yell leaders. The club also had a booth in our yearly Rebello. CLUB MEMBERS: I. Archer, R. Buchannon, S. Baird, M. Bean, I. Bean, B. Beard, M. Beard, I. Bliss, I. Brown, S. Bronson, D. Baker, I. Brooks, E. Bitting, N. Buchannon. C. Campos, R. Chuqg, I. DeWi1l, D. Davis, B. Dye, M. Foulkes, I. Fresquez, M. Fisher M. Frodsham, S. Graham, B. Goddard, M. Gettman, M. Gonsalves, M. Hitchcock, I.. Hancock, I. Hosiord, I. Horton, M. Hanner, S. Iennings, C. Iohnson, L. Kawalek, I. Keyes, M. Kimball, B. King, C. Klien, R. King, A. Larson, D. Lewis, L. Larson, L. Maqaini, E. Madrid, D. Mitchell, I. McIntyre, C. McCausland. I. McCassland, B. McCea1len, I. Nissen, I. Madison, I. Pence, W. Pearl, S. Quil, I. Ruiz, R. Rodriques, K. Roman, N. Rucker, V. Rose, S. Silva, K. Smedley C. Stronge, S. Stribely, S. Swengren, G. Spangler C. Sylvester, B. Thornley, C. Tursick, M. Taylor, P Tooker, B. Ten Eyck, M. Wagner, B. Willis, M. Walsh C. White, L Walsted, V. Palmer, M. Kell099, I. Roze I. Penqelly, B. HintoE,PI. Iohnson, I. McDonald . rice. if . wma-W. pf F .inn- ,.,.,...- M... . 'iS:n7 - 'Z .......-..-1- ,.--f,.......-- ,' I if Latin Club Students seen around school wear- g sheets were n ta iosts Just students vrth a nalt serrester cl Latin being mit a into the Latin Cluc l-lla ha iting the su c sstul Ronda aan e was the crown na t Caesar and Ca purnra Ctwer actrxities included a lun heon honoring araduatina qeniors and a cooth in Rehello Llulc olficers are Eva Levien presi dent Wayne Engle vice president lean Sholty secretary Carol lVlcCausland treasurer and Darryll.ew1s sergeant at arrns Mr Larnh is lie adxlsor of this c ul: ROW 1. left to right: G. Rodgers, D. Lewis. ROW 2: I. Sholty, R. Fash, N. Bolce, E. Levien, D. Mcxrciel, L. Smith, L. Wasson, B. Howerion, D. Hendricks. ROW 3: L. Page. M. Iohnson, W. Engel. I. May. 49 Qu l GBl lTlEl'l Ulllll Witches Whirl the very successful Halloween Dance was one of the rnany activities ofthe German Cltrlo lerry Car son aeneral cnarrman was laraely re spcnsilo e for the success cf the dance A few ol thelr ther GCl1Vlll were a dinner honorma their SS'lOTS and a booth 1n Reloello The club leaders are le-rry Carson president Arhne Larsen vice president Sonia Vfesterlund secretary treasurer. Fine supervision is alven lry Mr. Rcesler. the cluh advisor. SEATED. lei! to right: A. Van Reisen. A. Larsen. I.. Tom, M. Tyler. STANDING: I. Carson. H. Beckman, M. Einstein, L. Carleton. 73 Spanish Club To teach Spanish customs and to pro- mote good feeling toward our Latin' American neighbors is the purpose of this club. They were sponsors of the Lullaby of Broadway dance. Their Re- bello booth, along with their other active ities, was very successful. ludy Pengelly is president: Kay Steele, vice president: Ioan Hosford, sec- retary: Darlene Fuscher, treasurer. Miss Ventosa and Mr, Cook are the advisors. ROW 1, left to right: D. Pusher, M. Smith, B. Drotleif. ROW 2: D. Mauerer, 1. Pengelly, C. Hooker, I. Hosiord. ROW 3: A. Lawson, B. Tenflyck, R. Le Clear, K. Steele. Z. Flores. Science Club For those of you who are interested in Science, there is a club just for you at San Lorenzo High School. The club boasts of its work in taxidermy this year. They also had some members entering the Science Fair that was held in San Francisco. Their dance, the Noel Novili- ties proved to be a great success. They also had a booth at the Rebello. The officers are Barbara Hansen, president: lean Stensrud, vice president: Pam McCorduk secretary. The advisor is Miss Watson. SEATED, le!! to right: L. Smith, S. Cutler, R. Cochran, M. McDonald. HOW 1: P. McCorduck, B. Hansen, B. Hayes, I. Stensrud, D. Tarr. ROW 2: G. Hunt, D. Lemon, G. Devine, S. Boyer. HOW 3: T. Valentine, S. Firestone, R. Bateman. D. Bateman. J. S. A. To build better citizens is the main objective of this club. Their officers are Tom Ramsey, presiderity Pete Bellaria, vice pre-sideiitg Millie Grigg, secretary, Harriette Ballou, treasurer, and Gerry Waoks, parliarrientariari. The olub has had several potluck diririers to stimulate interest iri the Club arid bring the club Closer together. They also held a convention here OH Iariuary 30, which proved to be very successful. lt was atterided by all the chapters in the Golden Gate Region. The Statesmeri attended two state arid tour regiorial oohveritioris. lt was also proud to have a aueen elected from its Chapter, Miss Millie Gregg, who was crowned at I-lay' ward High in December. ISA. gave the last darioe ot the year. SEATED, lei! to right: M. Gregg, P. Bellaria, T. Ram' soy, G. Wacks. H. Ballou. ROW 1: I. Harway, P. Durate. M. MacDonald, A. Bronzi, M. Einstein, C. Za. qami. I. Howland. ROW 2: Mr. Korslad, Mr. Silvera, M. Speck, A. Pickett, L. Sprague. P. Luken. R. King. HOW 3: P. Healey. D. Hansen, A. Ruiz. C. S. P. The high poiiit ol tire year trr the Sari lsorerizo HLJII Sohfzfolfs Chapter of the California Soholastio Federation was re- oeivirig their Charter at the oliilv asseni' lily. Life iiieiiibers were honored at this time. Tlzey will reoeive a sgoooial stamp ori their diplozrias. For the second year, C.S.l7. awarded a soholarship to art outstazidihg Senior at the aiiriual bariauet. The girlvask-boy Sadie l-lawlciris darioe, alorig with the Heloello booth, proved to be Great suc- oesses. Club ottioers are Ieaii lVloGeorge, presidehty lean Toad, vioe president, Carolyn Blizzard secretary, Barbara Drotlett, treasurer. Mzss D. Welvlv is the advisor of this olulf, Club members are: V. Armstrona. I. Baker, B. Beard, L. Beardsley. I. Biery, C. Blizzard, M. Bowen. S. Boyer. I. Brodie, N. Bumqarner. I. Carson, B. Cariwriqhi. M. Ciriello, S. Cook, S. Deuser, B. Droileii, P. Duarte. B. Dutra. S. Ellison. I. Evenson, R. Fash, R. Fink, N. Frodsham. R. Galbreath. M. Gettman. C. Grabowski, D. Groce, S. Graham. N. Guest, B. Hayes. A. Holmes. B. Howerton. G. Hughes. C. Iohnson. I. Kavanagh. C. Brotherton, G. Kinoshito. R. Krebs. A. Larsen. B. Leon T Lemieux C McCollister M McDonald q. . , . . . . I- McGeorge, I. McKee. R. Okimoio, N. Phillips, I. Pen' gelly. G. Rodgers, L. Sands. I. Senechal, I. Silviera, I. Sigler, M. Speck, I. Siensrud, I. Teeslenk, G. Thiel- voldt. I. Todd, I. Valente, I. Vcrrni, A. Vay. S. Wagner, I.. Walstead, I. Weese, I. West. D. Williams, B. Willis, D. Wimmer. C. Woodward, B. Zantonoulos, P. Luken. M. Hi1chcock.E. Madrid. S1 s Photography Club The newly organized Photography club, lcnown as the PhotoeHel3s, was one of the most recent additions to the club roster. Chuck Davis presides over the meetings, every Tuesday atter school. lvir. William Porter, who had had previous experience at other schools, was advisor of this club. Wrrtincg a ccnstitution was the lara- est activity of the iall semester. Among the other activities were the talcina of pictures covering all -games and dances, and '.-Jaflciriq wifz. the newsrgfrper srfrif will le the main purpose next year. lvierrilcersirip is apen to all students interested in photography and having access to or camera. They were unarsle to have tneir anntial dance this year, ,,,, gel., QT.: fIL,f..1, N. ., is Rgigrri .i...,v.,. -.f,f... , SEATED: E. Davis. ROW 1, left to right: A. Wcxlteson, G. Baird. ROW 2: C. Davis, S. Sessions, A. Westfall. R. Krebs, B. Didriksen. Stamp Club One of the newer cluiis at S.L.lfl.S. is tire Stamp Cluli, under the advisorship oi Mr. Lelfebre. Mernhers meet weekly to trade stamps and to discuss o'her peoples collections. Fine leadership is aiven by Wayrie Enale, president: Don Mirarriantcs, 'rice' president: Sharon Delfxriq. secretary treasurer. ROW 1. left lo right: S. DeLong. S. Ring. ROW 2: L. Lundberg, D. Woodfield, I. Southerlcxnd. L. Armstrong. ROW 3: D. Miramoies, K. Krueger, W. Engle, Mr. LeI-'ebre. JOLI1'naliSm Club Quill and Scroll, National Scholasti. Press Association Pacific Slope Press Association and the Alameda Courity Press Association are iust a tew ot the organizations which this club is par- ticipating. lt is Trying to get lzotli the 1 yearlcooiq and school paper iiidged Ly the National Scholastic Press Associa- tion. A scrapbook, containing news' papers irorri all over the country, ioint ineetings with Hayward High Press Cltil, and selling doughnuts were some ot their activities. Steering the clulo are lirn Pelhain, president: Ron Grahowslci, vice presi- dentg Barbara Fisher, secretaryy Pete Bellaria, treasurerp Carol Guyre, pro- grain chairnian. Mr. Haworth is the aa' visor. ROW 1, left to right: C. Guyre. I. Kavanagh, A. Gar- ner, M. Coppes. ROW 2: I. Pelham, B. Fisher. R. Grabowski. 1 , ,I-' x 'J f' .fi X54 1 ff? C3 rv W x7 Radio Club To learn and tiriderstazio the opeir :ating rnethods ot radio work is the pure pose of the club. They use the radio shop sets. The students with aziiateur licenses use the transrnitter in rettirii tor iiepivg i ,. .. the other ooys receive t:.e.r licensesz they :Lust know the theory ond code oi radio work. AhigEzligEitcttE1e year was a field trip to the Alanzedw Naval Air Base where they saw operators iz. ac tion. Ciao ofxcers are leroine E31-.'er3 pres' 'CSYIT' Merch Pease, vice pres1oeni: lit: Vfest secretary. Mr. is 'he advisor. ROW l, lei! lo right: D. Mircxmontes, C. Close, M. George. ROW 2: I. Bowen, B. Goddard, R. Lorber, M. Pease. S. Firestone. --v If Club Presidents proved tc he very stxccisstnl in k rinqina the cltilfs todetlior. They were presided Q,'.fer by lgrxn Kc1v::nd.3h, vice g rfsidtfertt at the stixdcnt liadv. The tact that all clnlzs rnnst work toqelhcr is the losis tor fzxese rneetinas. The :riatters discussed were dcxiqg. nut sales which are held twice a week, an intercltilc council to discuss prolit' lewis that tzte clitl s hav and Il.,,lIlilllET octivttles such as talent rhows, doncosz, and lgcp contests. ROW l, lett to right: M. Einstein, S. Brookshire. ROW 2: B. Hansen, S. Wright, G. Spangler, E. Levien. HOW 3: S. Cook. E. Davis, W. Engel, I. Carsen. ROW 4: R. Hinton, G. Rodgers, I. Schmidt, A. Ruiz. ...Mv- V-v T Chess Club The Chess Club is an organization rnost interested in their activity. The rccrns ci Mr. Korstctd and Mr. Davis are the places ot this function, durinq 4th and Sth period. The rriernhers participate in interschool competition and have played l-lavward Hiqh and Acalanes lliqh. The dues lar the club are spent tor Chess sets and a champion set is divert to the person who is at the tcp col the competitive playfott ladder at the era ct the school year, The citicers ot the clit? are Ralph Hirton, pre-sidentg Fred Brooks, vice pr'--sidertt' Dow: lNillic':::,-1 sfffrffcrryf. ROW l, leit to right: D. Williams, R. Hinton. F. Brooks. ROW 2: S. Ring, N. Bragg, I. Massoglia, L. Gordon, P. Stanley. ROW 3: D. Wimmer, B. Thornton, D. Wood- field. R. Gcxlbreath, A. Rauser, B. Pence, A. Ream, P. Healey, B. Lewis, G. Kinoshita, B. Kinq, R. Winter. 3 'I-fu, ,.... UU1T11T1EI'Cl3l UlT.IlJ The Commercial Club will now be known as the Future Business Leaders of America, as they have received their charter. They attended a convention at Mt. Diablo High School in Concord and a week-end convention at Sacramento in May. The group has gone on field trips to the Bank of America and the Telephone Company office. Movies on office work have been shown to them. ln February they had a potluck dinner, honoring their alumni members. Shani- rock Shuffle was their dance presented in March, of which lean Valente was general chairman. They had a box so- cial in April, and a booth in the Bebello. Sue Brookshire is president, lean Valente, vice presidentg Earlene Padgett, secretary: Daryl Groce, treasurer. Miss Berg and Mr, Harper are the advisors of this club. ROW 1, left to right: D. Groce. H. Hcxtukeda, D. Hitess man. HOW 2: D. Williams, L. Lewis, P. Green, M. Ciriello. HOW 3: Mr. Harper. I. Valante. S. Brookshire, R. Fuiimoto. ROW 4: L. Hyull, B. Zuntopoulos. M. Cleveland. Miss Berg. ..- . AK.. , 0 ' FUIUPE HUITl9m8liBI'S Activities of tins clul. include sucn things as catering and servirig at inan- quets, selling doughnuts after school, and selling cards. At their meetings they discuss different :netncds of preparing food and new discoveries in cooking. Loretta Wilson is president, Doris Lowery, vice presidentg Pat Miller, sec- retary, Marietta W'asson, treasurer, Lin- da Byall, parlianzentariari. STANDING, left to right: D. Baltezore, I. Tucker, B. Fiske, F. Garcia, D. Lowry. P. Miller. KNEELING: C. Davis, L. Wilson. V f 'KH av-,Qs I if If Z' O 0 2 U VARSIT FOOTBALL With bad luck playing a maior part in S.l..'s second season of varsity play, the Rebel grid- ders showed the A.C.A.L. they were not to be taken lightly. Highlights of the season were the winning of two practice games, and the avenging of two previous defeats at the hands of El Cerrito. ln these three contests, the Rebels completely out- classed their opponents. ln the first league game, played against Richmond, a bad bounce in the final quarter spelled defeat for S.L.'s gridders. In the Ala- meda and Hayward encounters, S.L. com- pletely lost control and played their worst games of the season. Against Piedmont, the Rebels roared back, only to be stopped one foot short of victory. A fumble was also a determining facf tor in the l9-l3 loss. The El Cerrito slaughter was the bright spot of the season, and in the final game against Berkeley, the Rebs completely outplayed the champs, but two breakaway runs won for Berkeley. San Lorenzo was honored by having Ken Pierce and leri McMillin being placed on the all-county mythical eleven. Ken also gained a first string berth on the all-northern California team. leri was honored as being named prep of the week by the A.C.A.L. ln the final ballot- ing he became football's prep of the year, E1 F2 ' vt? WFT' ga im 34:- Ml! Up on their feet and cheering are the Rebel rooters as a touchdown is scored against St. Elizabeth. Captains Ken Pierce, Ieri McMillin. and lim Coon lead the Rebel varsity onto the Hayward lield. Close stopped by St. Elizabeth alter big Gaucho is smeared by Rebel tacklers. McMillintalliesa941inSf Alameda- gain' 2525 t J: .A E' wwf-.' A 2 aa McMillin slips by Farmers. Berkeleyuns after McMi1lin. Six points scored uquins! Hiqhlcxnders 2 fl? '4 ' ' I wa... ,I 112 lb as ,..v L 7 H12 . 'Tx' X Q HOW 1, lelt to right: B. Close, W. Kingshurry, N. Guest, C. Edwards, I. Marcellino, I. May. K. Pierce, M. Slile, H. Bond, G. Iones. ROW 2: I. Tamura, L. Miller, L. Robinson, H. Ruqq, I. McMillin, I. Coon, G. Mclntyre, B. Neilson, R. Scott, B. Nesbit. ROW 3: D. Haskell, B. Brown, I. Duqqins, G. Heinrichs, W. Schwam- mel, I. Knight, M. Fallon, T. Lowden, L. Rose, G. Woodd, K. Linder, E. Brown. ROW 4: F. Morn, D. Ashley, M. Montalbo, K. Bohannon, C. Olsiowski, B. Richardson, R. McCulloch, D. Martin, K. Wolf. L. Clouson, I.. Sandi, I. Walton. Wi V ff- .:gi5'., I - -. who -- 'f .. x wtf-, W. J TOHN RALSTON Varsity Football Coach RANDY SCOTT Guard St. Elizabeth Sari Learidra Riclimcud Alameda . Hayward . Pie-dnzom . El Cerrita . Berkeley , .1 fil SCORES . U Sari . . 9 San . . lS Sari . , 25 Sari . . ll? Sari . , lfi San . U Sari . . l2 San IIM cooN Lcrenzg, , L, Lariizo, . . Haliback, Team Captain fi' Lars-1123 . . 29 Laranza . . 34 Lure-rizfr . 7 Larerizcz . 7 ,. X.. W2 .J Lorenzo . 2.3 Lfgreiizf, , 6 z I X X PAUL SMITH Head Line Coach GEORGE IONES End up 1 7 1 li :- ,V:- Y L - if 5 Q rf'- B6 4 N My , 1 fmt IOHN MCINTYRE ROW 1 left to rxqhl Wayne Kmqsbury Gerry Marcelhno Bob Richardson Iene Tamura Charlie Edwards Coach ROW 2 Nxck Wolf L Robmson Frank Mom Hex McCulloch Dave Martin hm May ROW 3 lxm Walton Irm Knlqhi Dlck Haskell Larry Sands J V PUUTBALL Sparked by a hard runnlnq backheld and a charqrnq 11ne the lunror Rebels ended a hrqhly successful season wrth a ftve wrn one loss and one hed record Sportlnq a h1qh powered offense and a trqht defense the Rebels racked up a total of 144 po1nts to therr opposrtrons 65 Th1s showed an average of 20 pornts per qarne Bob Rrchardson workhorse of the team took sconnq honors w1th 60 pornts Sharlnq the load were Charlre Edwards Dave Martrn and Iene Tamura Out standlnq on the l1ne were ferry Marcelhno Ilrn Ballas and Rex McCulloch Holdrnq a stronq Hayward team to a 19 19 txe and losrnq to the powerful Rlchrnond Orlers were the only blots on therr near perfect record IV. BACKFIELD S'l'ANDlNGKl:EgIt?NEql3: Edwards, B. Richardson. : . ariin, I. Tarnur . G SCORES San Leandro . . . O San Lorenzo . Richmond . . . . 25 San Lorenzo . Alameda . . . . 2 San Lorenzo . Hayward . . . . 19 San Lorenzo . Piedmont . . . . 13 San Lorenzo . E1Cerrito . . . . O San Lorenzo . . 6 San Lorenzo . CSD... PRUSH-SUPH FOOTBALL Displaying great spirit on the field, the Rebel Frosh-Soph football team came through with a successful year. ln their seven-game season, the Frosh-Soph group accounted for four wins as against three losses. Greatly outscoring their opponents, 128 to 79, these first-year S.L. gridders proved themselves even better than the win and loss record shows. Losing their first game to a strong Encinal team, the spirited Frosh-Soph came right back and up- set Alameda. Then, because of a couple of bad breaks, they lost to a strong Hayward eleven by one touchdown. Hayward accounted for two of the three losses suffered by the Frosh-Soph, as the Farmers again came out on top in a game played three weeks later. Coach Bill Roesler and Assistant Coach George Rapp did fine jobs, as did Lou Pacheco, Rebel halfbackg Bing Leong, quarterback, and Ioe Okimoto, fullback. These three were excep- tionally outstanding in play. SCORES Encinal . . 19 San Lorenzo Alameda . 0 San Lorenzo Hayward . . 20 San Lorenzo Piedmont . 0 San Lorenzo Amador . . . 20 San Lorenzo Hayward . . 20 San Lorenzo Richmond . 0 San Lorenzo WILLIAM ROESLEH GEORGE HAP? Frosh-Soph Coach Assislanl Coach ROW 1, lei! to right: B. Gonzales, R. Hutchinson, D. Conklin, B. Cambra. I. Atencio, P. Orlando, M. Lum. I. Miller, I. Crabtree, B. Sluliz, G. Morrow, C. Roth. HOW 2: G. Heath, P. Lissor, D. Anderson, L. Sandau, H. Ellsworth, G. Olson, B. Slife, F. Sally, G. Beniamin. ROW 3: P. Guzman, D. Walker, L. Beard, H. Burchard, R. Louis, L. Sherbourne, S. Sherwood, G. lose. B. DeMarco. HOW 4: T. Cole, D. Elson, I. Goodrich, D. Davis. B. Leong, L. Pacheco, N. Nesbil. 3 .9, 'Q:39,9 V K VA?-.SIT Sportiria a team with little deg th arid I1l', ave-raqe iri heiqht, Sari Lorenzo had fr lairly :guoa season. Actually it was the lest sirirfe Sari lr, rerizo started competing Ull tlie varsity lf,-vffl. The wiri arid loss colurmi shows ari overall IWC' ard of seven wins arid l5 losses. Cut ol lU i rar' tice tilts the hardwood men came out sauarc,-, wirmihq five arid losiriq as many. hi league ac: tion, the competition proved much stroriaer, as the Rebels ended the season with two wiris aiza lO losses. This record miaht have leeri lettered it the Rebel auiritet hadri't lcst their lirst team captazr Dori Lane, in the seasori's first leaaue game. Hav- ma the misfortune ot lorealciriq his toot, Dori was urialole to play thrcuah the rest of the season, Two other players, Gary Mclntyre arid loe Veri' tura, were lost iri midseasori, because ol k,eiri-g midtermers. Coach Tony Wiriri and the Relsel hoopsters had their biaaest thrills wheri they turried in a surprismq performarice arid upset a hiahly rated Berkeley team. Also hiahliahtiriq the seasori was the Rebels' triumph over the Hayward Farmers. Bob Cena took scoring honors, closely fcl' lowed by Team Captain Les Clausen. Les Clausen goes high after ball with a Washington Huskie as Rebel Tom Lowden watches San Lorenzo High vs Alumni Tom Gxlcrest takes possession of ball while rebounding Yew- ' 3 STANDING, 1811 to right: G. Mclniyre, I. Ventura, I. Coon, B. Cena. KNEELING D Ashley I. Berry W Schwammel, L. Clausen. T- L0Wdeh- S S S t., X KJ X N ff. X L, x K, Q lb X L, Q V CZY1 .N f-1 Y- fw- XM. w.. A.. -vw tv 4,. 4.. L L L L L L L L L n l.. ,NZD 36 fan lQ'lZ IQYZZ YSYTZ YQUZ 1922 f9f1Z f9f1Z riwz livflfl :vw-7 r l ,,..L C35 C49 Af- ,,,1 X, .Lf T 311 5 29 C 46 3 3l Q il 3 45 CFQ vlZ'f-1 'J 'rf Ballet or Basketball? Rebel Torn Lowden, No. 9, tried desperately to block the shot ol G Washington Huskie. but to no avcul. ln thxs game the Rebels squeezed by the Huskies of Centerville to win. PI- ,,,, ,. Cfzklfmdl Ljfltf, f:. :it BISLIX' Q DCWQ9 Pfettiirzi S'.1f1l1': ST.f11T.:: C-I2 S613 L-'zzrdfi ,:, .,, AFV -.,.. ...,. fte.. -N -, , lfI.l I 'K',,hLw-. rv, we Juli? A -LTHTSTV. Sf C' lf1YlY'.'C.,,f H t, ..,..- Jl,. ,':ll.:lJ,,.Tf Ig ly.. A SCORES 43 -ll 36 -:U A Af: JL 1 ,- Af 1 Q .- V4 49 Sm: Lorenzo Swift L' 'rmzf' Sci Lcrenzc A 'N Lcrerizo 1 cn m ff 95 9 9 ' Lzrenze Lv-Zn Cfifl Lcrenzc QW, r NUM k.,x4., A..-le-l.J.xJ N f. l , -X , C .fl l.L.lfl.ZfJ Q X w V... P 1 QD ff Nl O 5 UD 3 I-' O KD TT N U fx 'PQ Awww ., K.. sr ritfz .1 Kelis., vgfwvwfxmy l.,,,+...,,..t an mari A ,l, .,.. M., ,,... . l.,l Y ,'. ,,,,, t CYC- ,,,.A ILE, -., o 'C 1 .. LA... 1. . ,A..iIiI,CClCI F, ,,,m,d Swv: l .1 QQ Aw 2. E4 Dfj ,L f-A 'A-.. V. rs J, W, if U3 7! f-Q Wsyai' 3 Q si 522- Q KX msg .. f '11 1 Mi.. wa ,vm l 4. 1? VARSITY ACTION ROW 1, lei! io right: L. Miller, D. Covey, B. Gonzales, B. Leong, G. Hesse, B. Blymyer, C. Edwards. CHARLES MILLER ROW 2: I. Leudheiter, B. Cartwright, C. Gebro, I. Aiencio, B. Bowers, I.. Sands, N. Ormonde, I. Braun. Couch B BAS BTBALL An overall record ot 17 wins, tive losses and a league record ot eight wins, two losses, was the outstanding achievement ot the S.L. B quin- tet this year. The final league standing showed San Lorenzo in second place behind the Richmond Oilers, but it was clear to all that the Rebs were the outstanding quintet at season's end. Both league losses were avenged. First A.C.A.L. team to top the Rebs was the third place El Cerrito Gauchos, they did this by tour points. ln the return match, the S.L. kids really laid it on thick, and murdered the Gauchos, 32-16. The other league defeat was at the hands ot the champion Oilers - by one point - 29-28. Again the Rebs trampled their toes in a return match, which goes to show that with a break here and there, San Lorenzo would have had the A.C.A.L. basketball pennant. S.L. placed Charlie Edwards and Lowry Mil- ler on the all-county team. Don Covey made second string, while Larry Sands received hon- orable mention. INTRAMURAL BAS ETBALL This year something new was added to the San Lorenzo high school sports program. ln place of the former C and D basketball teams, an intramural basketball program was set up. During what would have been the C and D basketball season, Coach Tony Winn took charge and instructed an everyday, after-school session ot basketball. Any boy who came out after school was ac- cepted. The basketball enthusiasts played with and against each other, according to height, weight, age and ability. They all had a chance to better their game, as some of the fundamentals of basketball were pointed out at the beginning ot each night's practice. This also proved to be an opportunity for those who intended to go out for the Varsity, Iunior Varsity or B basketball teams. By par- ticipating in this intramural program, they got in a lot of good practice which would help them in the coming basketball season. ...-14,- ff Q .fffwf 5 -aw f + l . 'llfl A 'vb fuk-ah! mfg' kk' holder-Bob Rxc 2 xx , ' g A Q Y Y 'x W X Q '- , .Bi ,, J. V. BASEBALL Theltrrrrar Varsity 1 its' 1 all tearrr had .1147 league 1.1a111el elitrxd th1w111 at t:1e trrrre Ol this r:fzclc's pt1l'licic1t1or1. That was .1 5-5 defeat :rt the lrarxds ol the llay- ward Farrr1er5.The Rebels held a leurfrurg advantage garha lrrta the sever1th,rgut Hayward tied it up and went an ta win lrz extra innings. The lurrier Rees had a .SOO practice season, 'vVlf'll'rlIlQ leur and losing four. Greq lirrrlrrez was elected infield car.-11111 hy the team. Greg played short- stop and was the sparkpluq ol the team. Don Covey was the zzrairrstay of the rtyrurrd stall. Tap hitters lsr tue team at 'his time :ire live Olclrrmtfg Rfrlplr Srqler arpd Bak Pye. ROW 1, left to right: D. Covey, C. Campodonico. I. Okimoto, B. Cambra, R. Matuska. L. Lortz, L. Scmdau. ROW 2: B. Leong. B. Pye, G. Iiminez, R. Siqler, N. Nesbit, B. Burrow, T. Cole, K. Wolf, H. Burchard. Mel Montalbo qoes into a slrelchinq leap for ball, playing against Bishop O'Dowd. Pitcher Bob Cena scores to help win his own game ff -F. .,N fag'-5' is J, I .yy PZ I-1la1l.g-.-., ,151 my 1 Q Y f f N . gf? 'a 4 Mrk' 3, , .,gg, fy: my Ax l'Al 'sift 'S 4-2 A 1 IOHN 0 CONNOR NORM GUEST DAVE ASHLEY With a new track under their feet, the Rebel thinclads put on a seasonal performance better than any previous year at San Lorenzo High. At the time of this writing, the Rebel crew had a three and one record, scoring easy victories over St. Elizabeth, C.S.D., and San Leandro. Their lone defeat was accounted for when the Knights of Castlemont High won a closely matched meet. Coach Iohn Mclntyre lined up a full schedule for the Rebel cindermen. For the first time, San Lorenzo was represented in the El Cerrito relays with the possibility of competing in the Martinez and Hollister relays. An invitation to the Stockton Invitational track meet was sent to S.L. with the possibility of accept- ance. Other meets still to be dealt with were against Encinal, Menlo, San Ramon, Bellarmine, Centerville, and Mt. View, most of which were scheduled for the San Lorenzo oval. Being a sure bet to better their previous record in the A.C.A.L. finals, placing only once previously, the Rebels were looking forward to the big meet on May 7. Breaking almost all of the before-existing school track records, it can safely be said that this year's team was well-rounded, and one of which San Lorenzo could be proud. VARSIT Thoy'r0 off for 150 yards. Bob Brown, a stop away from victory ,gf Isr Qi fx -M- fi 2 . I 9 V .fag 'J' 3 m , I 1 was-uf 'f .U giyg M W A' ,WFM V IBK3 ug L 'gi 7 9- ggi M My Q x v ' ' ' f an if Qs? .M W!! O' V' y :falnnmwn 'U All.. , 'M' ,,.,,s. f ,M-sung ! 'A' -In when 'M ' f f,,, . , ,, Q 125. !?45e.h 7i:Q M f Chi! Scott-cxll-A.C.A.L. 660 mun. Charley Edwards-Varsity pole vcrulter. B TRACK TEAM ROW 1, left to right: D. Anderson, D. Ardron, I. Greer, I. Hines, H. Huer, M. Mclntyre, D. Elson, D. Iones, G. Morrow, I. Woodruff, M. Morhcxr. ROW 2: D. Honskcx, R. Ienninqs, V. Lopez, L. Sands, E. Oakley, F. Brooks. I.. Sherbourn, L. Pacheco, I. Burpee, C. Scott, A. Muii. B TRAC When at tull strength, the lightweight Rebel cindermen were an exception- ally strong unit. ln the running events the team was well-rounded with two exceptional sprinters, Lou Pacheco and Marty Mohar. Two good distance run- ners, Ernie Oakley and Clitt Scott, gave San Lorenzo tirst places consistently in the l32O yard run and the 660 yard event. Most ot the team's strength, when it came to tield events, was in the broad jump, shot-put and discus throw. Mohar again proved outstanding as he smashed the school record in the discus throw and shot-put. Mike Mclntyre, along with Lou Pacheco, give the lightweight track team its strength in the broad jump. The outlook tor next year's varsity track team looks tairly good because ot this year's fine B team. Most oi the lightweights will compete on varsity next year as some already were this year in the practice meets. 1 X E A , s L ' W inf in I, 2 Q Y . 11 - Lou Pacheco- B sprinter , PAUL SMITH Cocxch t 1 22. 5.4 -2 - E. WRESTLING By 1-.rrrrrrrhq tetr GHG drepprrrg srx, the Sdn Inrerrzgi 1IfIQQi1'YS43fld:fd 11 :mediocre eefxsfri. Cysiztrrdrrrr ::,1'ti:.e:': t:,r feizeh Srrntrfs eqtxfrix r ,X Qdptdizz Iehe Tdmpxrd, Lyle Eurkhdrt, drrd Keri Lmder. ' v- Tlie Pebels were rge ridtch fer tlie Pdrriere ef Hdywdrd if k Hrqfz, cs they were Treurrced in beth meetings by Scores 5 V gif 35-3 Qrrrd 354. 6? H Lyfe Bprrkltdrtx-.'1ds the only firrdhst frorri Sdn Lerenze fe r,11r:1pe1e1r:tlre Sari Izise hrvitdirdrrdt Teurrrdzrrerrt. Lyte lost 4 ,f 'S ' i'?HIQ1fIL1LjY twc perrrfs. Coizeh Srrrrth expressed liliiisetf GS very pleased wttlz thehsqudd ds they efiiwed plenty ct desire drrd trrrrfrcved IENEUTJQLEXPRA 1-:rt ex'-Try riidtch. 'Z 5 Q' Q ,ff A , ,. . 5 . 'Z ii 9 . v ' it . .L X 3' .5-Q.. 0 Q tt .F N x 9 + W E . - - . I ff! T . if W T' tx A r xr err -41. - L' .W t ' A. - New P L 4 . ' 'M 1 ., ' f V' I H f 'I Q. 4 'T' -:Z-' :nc :, f Q ix Ly K L ' K I . ' t it r w Gtr t L . f --,.' 71 . e 1 L XA f r P t tr .r t ROW 1, leit to right: D. Kennedy, H. Rodriguez, I. Tdmura, B. Chapman, D. Moicxrro, L. Burkhart. G. Morrow. ROW 2: R. Carter, C. Rose, B. Ccmbrcx, L. Robinson, R. Mclntyre, N. Nesbit, D. Hcxqqeriy. HOW 3: Coach P. Smith, K. Wolf, K. Linder, L. Rose. P. Lissor, G. Wood. BOB CHAPMAN LYLE BURKHAHT IENE TRMUHA i t X ROW 1, lei! to right: Bob Cena, Bud Close, Iene Tamura, Bob Chapman, Ken Linder, Ierry Marcellino, George Iones, Gary Heinrichs, Bob Brown, Don Lane, Milt Murdock, leri McMi1lin, lim Americh, Larry Berry. ROW 2: Bob Cartwright, Gene Marlin, Tom Depolo, Roger Crawford. Clili Scott, Charlie Edwards, Larry Rose, Bill Nesbit, Norm Guest, Don Covey, Bob Richardson. B0 S' BLDC Sdn Lorenzo Highs Block S.L. mernhers didn't show too much concern tor the socidl octivity ot Son Lorenzo High. They did do CI good iolo, however, show- ing rnuch enthusidsrn ond school spirit whenever CI sports event took ploce. As ct club, the Block S.L. entered the student body queen election hy choosf ing ond running or condidote tor the honor. This was eorly in the school yeor, ond soon crtter the othletes seemed to lose interest in club octivities. The club wds declared inoctive ond its constitution wds not occepted ogdin. Though the Block SL. owords ore still given, ond the oword winners ore orgonized on the sports field. there is no longer o Block SL. orgdnizotion in the school. i -E 'N Q6 0 'Os 4? President S. Wright. GIRLS' BLDC The Girls' Block Sl.. is formed by sports-minded girls who have earned block credit in the Girls' Athletic Assoc- iation. The organization has a yearly initiation of new members. The highlight of this year was, oi course, the Block Fun Night in the boys' gym. Couples danced, played games, ate, and had an all-around good time. The Block also acted as guides the night of the new girls' gym open house. Boy! It's a beautiful building. The '54 oiticers of the Girls' Block Sl.. are Sandra Wright, president: Shirley Wright, vice president: Mitsy Sato, secretary, and the advisor is Mrs. Campos. ..,. X' ea HOW l, Ie!! to rieilliztz D. Tarr, S. Wright, S. Wright, M. Sato, D. Brown, B. Fisher. HOW 2: I. Kavanagh, H. ulvuney, A. Garner, l. Melvin, M. Collins, L. Ryull, Mrs. Campos. Advisor. T cv u- I G...- IP T ,ff 8 in M,,, I Q JM kg Al ff 'Q W fl STX 'Y 3' M I u Q lx I J ! 1 5 K 5 fu .S . 'I L f w4,, 'n J 1 2: W? ,- , I s '4 ,cz Nw ,M , J, A, 5139 , ,,,Q5'i??, 1 , , Q' ,fig 4 mfs 1 65 1 , x Q ' ' . , 2 X va. tl ' ASSISTANT MANAGERS'-'HOW l, left to right: I. Young, P. Castro. B. Quinlel. ROW Z: E. Bailey. C. Osborn, L. Ryall. x Q 1... A I , N - f H 0 f-W , Q . . 5 Q . A ,, -H V. , vw U .1 I J n Q Q A . - I U G -U U 'J -'uh f f '. .L IQ -I ' vs, . I Y ' . A 5 t W -. 'Q' t. H 3- . 4 'id Qkvw fv - ,', Q Y f ' ' if i BLOCK 2 HOW l, loft to riqhl: N. Hucksr, I. Archer, M. Burke, I. Melvin, M. Cleveland. E. Nixon, I. Escobar, R. Hayden G. Prica. I. Iohnson, S. Cutler. D. Williams, M. Hanner. ROW 2: D. Baker, E. Baptista. I. Ron, K. Quam. C. Cox I.. Baardslay, I. Weose, S. Wcqner. C. Strange, N. Crump, I. Riddell, I. Corroia, M. McCullough, B. Bloom. I Ellis. S. Silva. I. Newberry. M. Ludwiq. ROW 3: H. Knitzar, M. Patterson, C. Inhnson, M. Beard, A. Culbortsonl M. Sponqlsr. L. Fraser, I. Horton, E. Ballas, B. McClellan, S. Cartwriqht, I. Biory, I.. Bury, I. Nzcholburq A. Furlong. W'l Lo' is N xi., 2: A- as ,B . U v A ' ef If 2 4' .. 2 -- I 5. 1 r I 4 I-.4 -. - BLOCK 2 ROW l,ll1t to right: l. Pcsqual, S. Van Nato, G. Fouch, K. Wiley, D. Baltezors, A. Stewart, I. Brooks. C. Arm strong. D. Stuart, G. Reed. C. Galletti, N. Buchanan. ROW 2: L. Iones, B. Young, E. Hallisny, I. Young. B. Past I. Everson, B. Board, I. Salvatori, M. Fislnr. A. Westfall. C. Osborn. I. Pipnr. ROW 3: S. Wright, S. Wright C Stewart i , M. Wylor. C. Crocker, H. Ward, L. Ryall, C. Crouqh, M. Kittredqo, C. Woodward, A. Vary. I. Van Lyckl Z.f'T ' -no ,- . Xl Q MANAGERS-ROW I. loft to riqht: N. Ryan, D. Fuschor. M. McCullough. ROW Z: I. Malvin,Shirloy Wriqht,Sandra Wright. 5-C 'Y 1 '5?7??7' .5 ea . ,. ongft-o, .mon nrmfl rw - M1'l 0 '1' f'f5 f rf, bm sv , Castro. B. Bailey, C. Osborn. M. Beard, G. Thielvoldt. B. Bateman, D. Newberry, D. Williams, B. Past. M. McCullough, N. Ryan. B. Bloom. I, I. Corroia, D. ludlrins. I. Matteson, V. Gilmore, I. Brown, S. Stri a 4 fr.. . Mm Fi HOW 1, let! to right: E. Hallisey, I. Young. C. Stewart, D. Fuscher. G. Reed, I. Horton, D. Duqqlns, A. Ste Baker. P. Lawrencn. C. Haskxna. Wright. ROW 2: I. Shaw. I. Ellis. S. Mulvany. D. Porter, C. Stanley, G. Stewart. C. Crouch, I. Deis, l. la Wagner, A. Wsstfall. C. Woodward. L. Beardslsy. C. Cox, l. Graham, L. Smith, L. Fraser. 5. Wright. RO Riddell. N. Crump, A. Conley, 1. :din blcy. C. lohnsan. l Q g , W.. Q. J L. Ylrquscn. ROW 2: D. Bctltezora, M. Kittrsdqo, G. Touch, K. Wiley, M, Stronqi. V. Palmor. M. Hannot. ROW 3: S. Silva, I. Rozo. I. Mslvxn, M. Cleve L. Borry, N. Lnutholtz, S. Ferrczro. HOW l. left to right: G. Price, I. lohnson, N. Rucker. L. Wasson. C. Armstrong, D. Stuart. M. Combs, I. Nichols Burlrs. 1, Prpor, S. Van Notta. C land. I. Archer, l. Ponce, L. Ryall wart. waf 011 f -. , - ' , ua V S- 3 lx , I D X 1 'w..,,.f--f ff' '-Q' 'W ef' 'Y lx ROW 1. left to right: I. Bcxrneti, S. Brookshire, M. Lund, B. Posh, E. Levxen P Iudkms C McCaus1cnd P. Silva. I. Todd. ROW 2: E. Padgett, C. Crocker, I. Kavanagh, C. Hughes A Garner M Collms S Boyer N. Bolce, K. Lewis, I. Varni, C. Guyre Recrec111or1C1l Leczde-1-s111p is Q new class C11 S6111 Lc- euze H1g:1. 1r11h1s Class the emdeht Qnterupts TQ develop ie rest 1:1 himself, 111 Qircier ie IQHITQ :ui he beei 111 IHFYS. T110 Clase tries as much Us pesekple 13 learn key 13, so ihey Q1C111c11ly 1316111 mid 4Il'J9 QCZIIIOS, ICTICII1 :gee lefizci songs, do Crafts Qui ge ptr Cizzrpgig 111135. Tzie Class QTOIQCTS 0111111115 111e year were CI baby CI V:11e1111r1e pcmy, U :Q:tie-as-yeu-are-p-arm', CI rQ:d11G11::1 parw, CI held tmp te Sim Iese STCII9 fel, 15-f i :1s'rrvet11e Re::rei111e11 Mujer 1, rfg:1rC1:11 111 11c11f:1L. 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GAUSS ASHLAND MEDlCAL of Fox System LU 2-2838 LU 24365 William Kessler, M.D 20619 East with street 16235 Hesperiori Blvd. Leon R' Rudnick' M-Di Hayward California Sari Lorenzo California l592l East l4th Street, Sari Leandro P P P. -up-QQ LEVINE CLINIC PETER F OPPVNHEIM DR T L Sl-IRADER D D S NBOM K BR62404 IE7 ll33 FL g 177V Md S L CH S L Ci I p- s A D L, N ' N L . u 4.-I a q u C eever Court Hayward California Q02 ewelliri Blvd. Ol ia e ia an orenzo aiorriia ari orenzo aiiornia The Last Ward m Quahty and D1S111'1C11OI'1 Na Charge for Credrt a Year to Pay Free Park ng 1067 B Street Haywara CG111OID1CI LU 2 7151 CLEIIN S ,gr -1 vvw Save Way Cleaners The Prah er 1r1Lcw Po 1 Hra stQua11ty Dr1C1ear1ma for the SAN LORENZO AREA 15846 Hesperrah B1vd San Lar hza Ca1 forma a - 1 ' - If r f I 4 m kr I ,. , .M ' HOUR ' ' N..- . - . . , , , . .e- V S , R9 X ' . e , 1 ' -1- Q I 'K ' w gg? CITY STATIQNERS Cline and School Supplies since 1907 GIFTS - GREETING CARDS - BGGKS LUCerne 1-0138 008 B Sireei Hayward, Caliiornia CGNGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OE '54 and to those of the faculty and student body whom we have corne io know as our patrons. We express our appreciation. VILLAGE BARBER SI-IGP Seven Barbers - Dan Willis, Prop. Paseo Grande San Lorenzo, California LITTLE PEGPLES WEAR Complete line of lilile clothes for little people Sizes 212 LUCerne 21162 16023 Via Arriba San Lorenzo, California PEGPLES DRUG STORES Prescriptions -w rw f- - as rrien - greeting Sams A N . f. oarriera La1nr,:1.e:1r aria Sppplzes IG047 Via Arrib: Sax Lgr 1 L'j:e'r 4 o LGokha 9 ' ooNoRATULAT1oNS TO THE CLASS or '54 RGBERTS FURNITURE Good Quality in Desiqn in Furniture CARPETS - DRAPERIES Lorenzo Manor Shoppinq Center 16410 Hesperian Blvd. San Lorenzo CONGRATULATICDNS from KAY DEE DRUG STCRE 14305 East 14th Street San Leandro, Ca1it. M E R V Y N ' S IN oUR NEW SroRE TO SERVE YOU LUcerne 1-9038 A ELqin 1-5210 16015 Via Arriba San Lorenzo, Ca1if. VAN'S SAN LORENZO BAKERY CAKES - PASTRIES . BREADS 370 Via Mercado BRowninq 6-4505 KAY Sotlutes THE GRADUATES QF '54 Moy You ljmd the Key to Success lT'S G. K. TO OVVE KAY Coast to Coast Foothill Boulevard cmd B Street, l-loyworcl LU. 2-96 l 2 Dry Cleommq Laundry EARL? E. R. ABRQTT Vanity Box Cleaners I 7 N Q N A P PLHJIEING o HEATDYG W .l.tv., A . W l:,r.,T- Fl 357 West 1-vxeiu ' l 5 J LJ G Wa ' NGA Congratulations to the Class of '54 and Continued Success With Your Doughnut Sales TIME DON UT SHOP Phone LU 1-9948 20955 East 14th Street Hayward, California LUcerne 2-7234 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '54 from BERGMANNS DEPARTMENT STORE Open Friday Evenings 1030 B Street Hayward, California LOckhaven 8-3302 Levvelling Flower Shop Flowers for All Occasions GIFTS 0 POT PLANTS Mabel and lack Shiman 736 Lewelling Blvd. San Lorenzo, Calif. Hardware ' GliddenPaints o Farm Supplies Automotive Supplies o Blacksmith Manufacturers of Trailers and Farm Equipment Welding and Household Appliances FARIA BROTHERS, Inc. MANUEL FARIA Telephones: SWeetwood 8-4031 - 8-4032 391 West 150th Ave. San Lorenzo, Calif. F reds Nursery and Florist Corsages o Weddings 0 Arrangements Fred Kraus 4 - Lucille Kraus LUcerne 1-5969 21666 Hesperian Blvd. Hayward, Calif. MEDAL MARKET Meats o Groceries 0 Vegetables 382 West 150th Ave. San Lorenzo, Calif. SAN LORENZO'S FINEST ART STUDENTS, lol! to right: K. Christo, A. Maddox, I. Miller, I. Varni, T. Miller, S. Rolva, C. Brolherton, I. Rowan, C. Brolin. D. Lemon. llts.. When you want the best value in candy. . . Buy Bishop Powerhouse 0 Bishop 1-lomeSty1e Fudge Bishop Mint Cakes William Barron Candy Company 2211 San Pablo Ave. Oakland, Calif. A. R. Dankvvorth, lnc. Los Angeles 17 1414 West Seventh Street San Francisco 8 126 Post Street Commencement lnvitations Correct Personal Cards C1ubPins o Medals Famous l-lertf-lones Class Rings QUALITY FOOTWEAR is the byword at Tl-IE BOOT SHOP The most popular styles in such Famous Brands as Westport, Teenage by Buster Brown, Pedwin, Roblee, and others. Phone LUcerne 1-1150 1068 B Street Hayward, Calif. LOUIS STORES and MARTIN MEATS The Home oi Low Prices and Smiling Service Highest Ouality in MEATS o FRUITS Q VEGETABLES GROCERIES 16051 Via Arriba San Lorenzo, Calif Barneys Shell Service CAR WASH AND LUBRICATION PICKUP AND DELIVERY B. C. Halleran LUcerne 1-9859 15750 Hesperian Blvd. San Lorenzo, Calif. BRESSMANS Complete Ladies' Ready-to-Wear The Redwood Room Features Famous Brands for the teen-age qirl Phone LUcerne 1-6808 1018 B Street Hayward, California CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF '54 You ALWAYS get MORE for your MONEY at MAYFAIR MARKET 1t's BOWMAN'S for CAMERAS o PHOTO SUPPLIES and FREE How-to-do-it Information Bovvmans Camera Store Phone LUcerne 1-5311 1082 B Street Hayward, California u 'rox s no Lf-:arH H-.1 D Jswru Nl. 2 ff z r MISS DOWNPR S 9'3C'IAi ST IUYKS CIASS, Iv!!! x1 b Hqcw 'Ip Gfuvvs W H11 X 11.211:.-. A ' H x, f Mn',0rs, V Na -,un ewan! V f ur' D Mufirzri, A. W1f1v1:.v: I I 'H' rzzzq Mb period -4., 5 fx. N I wx Jn, EQ, - ,., Q CONGRATULATIONS from THE COCA-COLA BOTTLINO COMPANY of CALIFORNIA Hayward 0 California We welcome tours of our plant. Contact superin- tendent for group appointment. Heating 0 Ventilating 0 Air Conditioning SlieetMetalWork o StainlessSteel BOYEB SHEET METAL ai HEATING COMPANY Business Phone LU I-3B7I H LO 9-5220 390 Bockrnan Road San Lorenzo, California COBDONS DRIVE-IN Fountain o Restaurant East l4tli Street and Hesperian Boulevard Couples enjoy dico bona i Mako fi H f fa.. o ,P 3 1 rir 4' ' 7 5, M P ',.rx-asv, - x f' 'W 5 ' H i285 -M 1.-W hm Pi' a . Af- 0 ff., P5 l QQ .ii- ww .M 'f I22 Dance Highlights fa 1 i , -if ' E13 A Freshmen sponsor rally to publicize dance. Dominic Rugqieri conducted the rebel-cats cz! school dcxnces. z ' W fe QC Y' .gwhiw luniors chat amid sparkling decorations ct Iunior Prom. sry: 4 Y --...-. 1'9 '1 - ,, il H ,M,r..,,,..,,., I 'Z 9, 11 'W 4 L J , M 'Y if-.' -' .Av Fender-benders of San Lorenzo. Drama cla ss members apply make-up to cast members. Student qordners during busy spring plcxntxnq. Donuts a la San Lorenzo. Final instruction by Mr. Cotter beiore curtain time. Commercial Club devours potluck dinner honoring alumni. Conqrotulcrtions ond Continued Success To Son Lorenzo High School, Closs of '54 fan. ik T X x 7 - ., -fix ' Rig Xl- Tn- fjazx' ' Z - x ,JY XX 2 13x 5 ,M ,mink .w Qq.1calIe1I-rw-wg' gggsgxw wmv- 1'-'1-zu. M ar, Ttlj Q A ,, . ' 5 5 ,Q S r. : 3. IVR , I S 5. p S-. fi-' z rf' ef . '-Q 'wvl af.. I , 1, . N L L i 35 ' 5, L-R ,. 'F ii W gf P Ef- . EE I' 52 H F 4 A ,, r. . '- - 4 ,. 4-47 .ff rf. 2- F ,.. fi. -. 'X L 2. 'N A E. ,.. z L..-' ,,, A n l. I, 3 S' W ,i N, .1 w