San Lorenzo High School - Confederate Yearbook (San Lorenzo, CA)
- Class of 1955
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CHOOL ,-,,,,.,,,t........-l----v---- r A dedicaTion The sTaTT oT The T955 ConTederaTe dedi- caTes This book To you-who borrowed your Triend's TesT Tube and broke iT: who prepared The hydrogen sulTide which made The sTink in C Hall: who was scared of puTTing a denT In The Driver Ed car: who poked your elbow in your buddy's ribs when San Lorenzo made a Touchdown: you, The boy on The Tield who made The Touchdown: The boy who made All- CounTy in baskeTball: The boys who didn'T: The person on Service CommiTTee who helped a new Treshman Tind his way To G- I : The boys on The chess Team who won The championship: you who walked across The lawn when you shouldn'T have: who aTTended meeTings oT The DisTricT Council: who Took parT in The school Tlag saluTe every Monday morning: who helped puT up The decoraTions Tor The Junior Prom: who were in a rally or a play aT San Lorenzo: who will soon walk up and receive your diploma-To you The Tresh- men, sophomores, juniors, seniors oT San Lo- renzo l-ligh This is your book we dedicaTe :T To you table of contents dedication . . . . . . . . . administration . seniors. . . juniors sophomores freshmen features clubs boys athletics girls athletics activities advertisers N-FA ww My U3 7 an 4 ' ' . . . . 43 . . . 49 . . . . 55 . . . 6l . . . . . 7l ' ' . . . 85 ' ' ' . . .lll . . . .l2l ' . . . .I33 X KX if-ef lx 4 f alll in .w,,..-dw - ' Ez X sv .1 1,6-H.. adminisfrafion ,gk 5 , if - 5 J! i gc ,nn-M, '11 N2 principal's message We are enlerinq a period ol civilizalien in which abnnic power and ils conlrol are of paramounl innpcrlance. Ol sirnilar innporl is lhe lac' lhal man +ranslers lhoughls 'rlnrcughcul che wc' 3 wilh gfeel mechanical ease. Our hope is lhal' everv graduale will as- similale such lcrowledge 'O lhe end fha? he will become a dillerenl, nncre ellicienl, more helpful, more beneficial, and in general, a belief lype ol person lhan he olherwise would have been. 7..- JOSEPHINE WILLIAMS NELS NELSON Dean of Girls Dean of Boys Q-lf 5242 , .2 as . I .. , :.,., ,1- , 1 I, ,, ' ,G 522 5? i Q2 . 7 Q 1 P ' i 4 5 4 YL 1 no SPM? fW1W' iv 14, Q, if it . 95' ff eg A.,, , f 'X 0 f .V., hmm ,,. N ,wa M fill: i - ,wa , wg' ., , 1 my gi, 4 Li W 5 ap 'wi A -Q .um 41-1 A ,.,,, ww, as.. 'Fin mv Fry, . Xi --Q... 41 ,gay A r MQ, A .g M, 1 . Q' 3 , www C wi V A J v I ina 1 24 Y' Q ,J W2 is 'Y' ,A , Va V ., F ,V ,.,. I - M, A zf +14 . 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Q :gi -xv,-.Q-1.-.f N is-'af A , .. , DANNY APODACA NANCY AYCOCK CHARLES BACCUS SHARON DIANE EAIRD JAMES CHRNS BALLAS HARRNETTE BALLOU ELA'NE MARSE BAPTNSTA RONALD LE ROY BARNES DALE D BITNEY CHARLES BOND JUDITH ANN BLISS HAROLD D BOWERMAN ROBERT BOC-A ROBERT EARL BOWERS NANCY BOLCE SALLY ANN EOYER iw pf in .4-L 'F RICHARD BASTIEN DENNIS L BAUER JOYCE A BEAN WILLIAM BEARD BARBARA JEAN BEESLEY LORRAINE JOYCE BENNER BARBARA L BERKO SHIRLEY BERTA 3 JOANNE BRADOVICH ROBERT GERALD BRANN ELSIE BRADSHAW CAROL BROLIN NOEL W. BRAGG FREDERICK ALMA BROOKS PAT BRANDON LORETTA JANE BROOKS I 8 CAROL BROTHERTON JANIS ANN ERITT GARY DWAIN BROVELEIT RONALD G, BUCK EDWARD BROWN NANCY EVELYN BUMGARNER DWIGHT MELVIN BRISTOW WILLIAM BURGE JOHN BURR LYLE BURKARD LEWIS BURKHART DICK BYRNE G . MONA CAHILL DONALD HENRY CAMERON CAROL CAMPOS 'X JERRY A. CARSON 'Ulf is 'R 1' ry J. ROBERT CARTWRIGHT .JOE CEREMELLI DANIEL LEON CEDARHOLM BERNARD CHALIFOUX ROBERT EUGENE CENA JAMES CHEAT!-IAM SONDRA LEA CENTERS SAM L CHISOM I9 N DIANE CLEGHORN NORMA COOK CAROL COLE STEVE COOK VIRGINIA MAY COLLINGE LOQENE BEATRICE COPPES DON COLLINS DON COVEY 9915... . M., Y , Q' X 0. Win .1- K nb-if 1 if I .iii LARRY CRITES DONNA BETH DAVIS CAROLYN SUE CROCKER DONNA SUE DAVIS EMMA LOUISE DALTON LOREN EDNARD DAVIS BARBARA MAY DAVIS SANDRA L DAV.S CHARLES EDWARDS JUANITA EICHORN WAYNE ENGEL RUSSELL ENGELSTAD llx 4+ fb' WILLIAM DEWEY SHIRLEY MAY DIAS FRANCES DJAZ KEN DOMVNGOS EDWIN 6. FINKES JERRY FONTES BARBARA FISKE WAYNE FOWLER SHERBAN FISK ROSE MARIE FRINK LARRY FONSECA DARBY HOUGE if iv BETTY EVANS MARJORIE FARRELL ERNEST L. EYE ROBERTA CAROLE FASH MARK FALLON JEANETTE FENION PATRICIA M. FALVEY TARRY FETTERMAN -f K' IFE. Ibis +10-N 1'9 ROBERT LEE GAGE GENE GLADSON NORMAN FARRIERA GAIO SYLVIA MARIE GRAHAM MANUEL GARCIA JEANNE MARIE GRIFFITH PATRICK GILMORE DANIEL ROBERT HAGERTY I1 Q' 175-9- 'Q?,rI gl ,Is ELAINE HALL CAROL JOY HART JOAN HALL BARBARA ANN HASBROOK DON HALSTED RICHARD D. HASKELL STANLEY G. HARRISON FLOYD A- HECTOR 23 GARY HEINRICHS JOSEPH J. HERTL RALPH NEVIN HINTON WANDA LOU HONEYCUTT CHARLOTTE HOOKER JOAN ALYCE HOSFORD CONNIE HOSKINS CLEVAL H HOWELL fave' q,,,,,.4 ff Ch. 'tt'-19 BARBARA HOWERTON GERALD CLIFFORD HYATT JOAN WYNN HOWLAND GLYNN IVEY ETHEL MARLENE HUNT MARGERY JANEIRO JUDITH CATHERINE HURLEY RONALD JENNINGS in SUSAN ANN JENNINGS GEORGE H JONES JOHN JENSEN LA JOYCE JONES OORALIE MAY JOHNSON MNCHAEL R JONES CARL T JONES PAT JUDKNNS PATRNCNA ANN KACHMAN LORETTA ANN KAWALEK JE'ANE BERYL KEYES LOCKE KIESEL -vibe: it A bt MARION KIMBALL BARBARA KING RICHARD D. KING RICHARD EVANS KING X. 1..- QF fi, 435 MICHAEL LEAR MARY LOU LEATHERS E VA L E V I E N BEVERLY LEWIS A :ff 1 I C ui I 3, 4 BILL LEWIS CAROL ANN LEWIS DARRYL LEWIS LINDA LEWIS W' 'QT mv- IS 41 'QI! ' RONALD KIRK ACKIE KLAPPERICH JAMES KREIDLER GUY LARSEN BEVERLY JOYCE LAY RACHEL ELIZABETH LE CLEAR RUBY LEE MICHAEL J LEES I' KI ,,Q-gg , M ii 5, 'Q' A ki x Er 5 gs .1 MIKE McINTYRE Presidenf CAROL CAMPOS Vice Presidenr BARBARA NORTH Secrefary JERRY McINTYRE Treasurer Q9 Q ' S. 11' wfr' SEATED AROUND TABLE4 IeH ic right: R. D. King, R. Hin+or1, B. Carfwrighfl B. Bowers, G. Rodgers, B. Norfh, M. KImba!I, J, Mclnfyre, S. Dresbach, C, Tursick, P. Puscher, C. Campos, B. Lewis, L. Coppes, S. Cook, M. Mclmyre. 7 . f ,g, ag, ,aw R g 1 A , f A We ' 3:15-f y . 1 'I 4 , fn.: If -..3fx . ,X r 1 gi ,WA V ha. Y 4' K Af, . 4-so .f'u. nv m..,.MW 4' Q vi 3 Q x 4' fn. :,x?'f-NM-My- ' :vie-., f , 1Xf5.v,H.,, , 'fs 41 A ,JJ 2-'? f??W5wi' 4 I A 21:11 4' , v.:.L.'7 - , aff-5f5?rf'i-. 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W www' -nr E 'X' w-Y, PHYLLIS MARIE MILLER STEPHEN CRAIG MITCHELL SHEILA ANN MINOR LAURENCE MOORE DONALD E MIRAMONTES RICK MOORE MARSHA MITCHELL CECIL WYATT OBERT MANUEL MOREIRA BETTY MORENO FRANK THOMAS MORN BARBARA JEAN MURPHY 32 JANE NISSEN SHIRLEY REYON OLIVERA PATRICIA ANN NOBREGA CARL A OLSIEWSKI BARBARA JOAN NORTH PAUL ORNELLAS MARILYN ANN OLIVER CAROLYN ORNELLAS CHARD EUGENE MURPHY RONALD MUSGROVE ALFRED MICHAEL IALJII WILLIAM NESBW ' ' 'el Hp. ng 1' 'Q , ' 5 4. 4' M LAWRENCE SANDS JUDY SANTOS ROGER THEODORE SCHAJ SARV SC'-wE1D qv' 'ff- ' 'if' Quan-V' ,cfrx ,, THOMAS CLTFFORD SCOTT JUDI ANN SEWELL HER TOM SHAFER RCANNE MARLENE S'-'EETS RONALD SHEPPARD JEANNE SHOLTT RALPH ROBERT STQLER KAYE SMEDLEY Q ,. fy, f 1 1 ,M :I 'Wm X- -x.., K -1 HOKE SMTTr-1 KAY T SMTTH LEANNA SMITH VTRLE JEANETTE SMITH f .g'ff+I.if M931 , . if 2 gf ,pm T Na . . 1, 1 6+ x 'Q ...fl- ace SQVZA OLORTA NCME SPANC,-LER mv SPEINT-EER CHERVL me new 36 2532 4 . , ,N .- .ff '1- ww W' .Q-at 'Q-fv '-O1?ENCE MAFY STE NEECK ANNETTE MARTE STEWART RCBERT .EE ROY STOTCTCH D ANE STLJBBLEFTELD JAMES SUTHERLAND CAQOLE JEAN SYLVEETER JENE TAMURA DOROTHY ADELAIDE TARR fi . M 42 W 'T' ui M4 'ix Q' JIM THOMPSON WILLIAM TTDWELL GARY DWAIN TILDEN PATRICIA TOOKER C? M at A 51- wiv-aw. s.,,R 'Tfr 1 s JAMES TUITE TOM VASTVNE CAROLYN TURSICK LEO ARLEN VlK ANN VAN RNESEN MARWN THEODORE WAAGE RONALD VAN PROOYEN RICHARD WAGNER ,nw in lv WF' 375 JUDY WALTZ UAWD WEGENER CAROL. JOANNE WANG-EERE SONJA ROSE WESTERLLQND SHATIRON WAFD JOAN WESTON MARFUETTA WASSCN SHARON WETTEROTH 37 ' gif: I ' 551 W Y X .v Y 2 3 , Q 4 x s an X fur -' 4 f f I . , . I ., 'Lf!iA.iA , if JACK WOODRU FF STEVE WONG JOAN YOU NG KAY ZAGAMI Probably of all 'rhe Teachers rhose lhe senior class will remember mosl are The senior counselors. Ali 'rhrough +he pasl four years, 'rhey have helped rhe class of '55 wifh lheir problems and have fried +o answer lheir many gueslions. Ai The beginning of iheir freshman year, +hey srudied rhe cons+i+u+ion wilh i+s bill of righ+s. As sophomores, fhey learned 'ro drive, fhrough drivers educafion, and Then U.S. hisfory as juniors. Finally, in family living as seniors, fhey learned +he Problems ol everyday life, of growing up, and of pre' paring rhemselves for iobs and for marriage. Grafeful appreoialion goes fo Mrs. Moon, Mr. Troufner and Mr. Davis, as senior coun- selors, and as friends. Counselors, lei? to righfz Mr.Trou1ner, Mrs. Moon, and Mr Davis J C,i..iYia,f15jQ ROBERT WRIGHT OLD ROBERT ZULKOWSKI GraduaTion is a word ThaT Takes Tour years oT preparaTion, expecTaTion and looking Tor- ward To. The Taking oT senior porTraiTs Tor The year- book sTarTs The aCTiviTies ThaT are exclusively Tor seniors. There is The exciTemenT oT The senior ball, The diqniTy oT The dinner which is all parT of a senior year. In The meanTime graduaTion is someThing all are Talking abouT and looking Torward To: ThaT is, unTil iT qeTs so close ThaT iT can be counTed in weeks and Tinally days. Then one wonders if one is really as anxious as all are Trying To preTend. Then one begins To wonder if one wanTs To leave This place ThaT has been a haven Tor Tour years, Tilled wiTh Triends, acTiviTies, daTes, Tun, some worries, because all know The only Time any OT These will be lived over again will be in memories. I 'T 'U' ' JVM X X lx, .1 I 'ff' 3 I rh Q J I hy 'L V ..- J L.-A , ,1 '-Va 3- T 4 , , M13 '- Xin' '?'class of 56 '29 O MR 'nv O o,Q,1l L9 'o. L KORSTAD'S FIRST PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES FIRST ROW, Ielr fo righf: T. Pronzalo, J. Raimondi, R. Maycock, M. Marfinez, D. Ralher, E. Phillips, J. Biork, J. Len? R, Meinberg. SECOND ROW: L. Nolfinq, M. Willis, C. Liifle L. Bias, A. Cavalli, J. Perelfi, J. Ryan, M. Skinner C. Wessrnan, L. Ordoins, B. McEwan. THIRD ROW: N. Farris, N McKay, L. Tibbers, B. Corea, M. Spengler, D McCullough, J. Afkins, C. Osborn, L. Barron, G. A'qer, P. Robertson, J. Hucksleo. MR. KORSTADS SECOND PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES FIRST ROW, left Io right: C. Gebro, L. Chambers, D. Taylor, T. Valenrlne, B. Hobbs, D. Honska, R. Raner, D. Jackson J. Hughan, W, James, B. Maganini Warlord F Breeden D. Shackley, J B Mendanca C MR FIRST ROW lei? ro riqhf: G. Fowlks J Wriqhf, R. Way. SECOND ROW SECOND ROW: R. Gonlales K. Bohannon, J. Miller, T. Kilani, T. Byrne, J Carlson P. Long. THIRD ROW: M. Bean, P. Wood, N. McGinnis, A. Fleming Dalke D Baker, G. Burnam, C Roberls, J. Greer, W. Mead. KORSTAD'S THIRD PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES R. Burpee, E. Spies, R Anderson, D. Barslow, J. Chrislie, B. Sanders, W. Gross J. Freilas, R, Palron, M. Hughes, B. Tarr, I. Sprague, V. Rose, C. Schimrnel 5 Carlwrighl A. Damalo, L. Page R. Sheeley. THIRD ROW: L. Oxjnf, P. Hickok, P. O'Leary, C. Edwards. C Srnilh K Nichols, S. Bowers, E Bradovlch V. Sproge, D. Allornare, C. Clark, G. Lohrenqel S. Mulvany. MR KORSTADS SIXTH PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES FIRST ROW, lefl fo riqhlz R. Sfevens, D. Wlmmer, C. Gebro, W. LeFors, F. Sally, N. Wolf, D, Hillon, M. Johnson J Harbel, B Leong L. Lundberg. SECOND ROW: H. Heuer B. A'yarel, A. Larson, B. Willis, B. Drolleff, M. Gros qean A. Florence C. Grabrowskl M. Bowen S Swearenqen, B. Beard M. Lum. THIRD ROW: B. Junel, L. Walsfead D. Crill D Evans L Groslean, M Johnson J. Teeslink, L Torn, Y Ando, M. Rufer, A. Vay J. Deis, J. Sandbeck, .vs ,. L s S my -4 . ,v 61 5' vs v ' C C' 5 s I' 2 .1 LQJI fri MRS. RAHN'S THIRD PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES FIRST ROW, Ieff fo right C. Bond, N. Smiih, J. Beasofh, R. Malfairi, T. Thompson, L. Porfer, R. Pasiuimelli, L. Basinqer, B. Snead, M. Marales. SECOND ROW: K. Bakke, D, Marshall, D. Morgan, L. RobInson, L. Spicer, C. Croci, C. Tidwell, M. Soucie, B. WIIson, N. Pryfula. THIRD ROW: J. Ciriello, A. Huyfer, R. Hayden, J. Escobar, S. Trapp, J. Jardin, M. Kellogg, J, Brodie, G. Huni. MRS. RAHN'S SEVENTH PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES FIRST ROW, Ieff fo right: S. Manuel, D. Baskin, E. Bachrnan, B. Sfulfz, J. Hipkiss, M. George, B Hooper, E. DIxon, SECOND ROW: G. Hooper, R. Granados, 6. Proyonsha, K, Tapia, D. Brallier, B. Silva, C. Bases, S. CIouse. THIRD ROW: J. GIIiIIand, B. Curiis, K. Sreele, V. BarfIeI'I, P. O'NeaI, E. Nixon, S. Brown, J. Hefner, S Adams MISS HASTINGS' FIRST PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES FIRST ROW, Iefi fo right F. Srnifh, V, Caiania, B. Morgan, J Shannon, M. ThIerry, J. HIfesman, L AII, B. PIaVh D. AusfIn SECOND ROW: B. MacDonaId, R. Garda, B. Morrison, D, McKean, D. Preszler R. Machado C. Leonard D. Ashcraff, D. MergeI. THIRD ROW: J. Mliler, M. Ware, V. FIIIere, D. SmIfh, R Barnhilr D. QuIner S McCar?ney E. JabIonskI, D BushIy, L. Cole, S. Siewarf MISS HASTINGS' SIXTH PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES FIRST ROW, Ief? Io rIghf: B. Blizzard, N. Myers, E, Vaughn K. Linder, E. Berfuleif, L. FIeId, R, Mafuska D. ConkIin R. ScheibIi, A Springer, SECOND ROW: D. Kennedy, V. Lodge, T. CoIe, W, PearI, B. Selby L. Hancock, C Wood- ward, J. Harringion, M. Wegener, P. ArmIIage, B. Curley. THIRD ROW: M. Geffman J. PooIe, F Merrirf C Galleffi, K. Skinner, A. Culberfson, M. Maruyama, L. Biggs, E Burns, B. Jensen, C. Svewarf, C. Meeks. .-r 'vwelv q 45 Ti .an dy A R I1 'ur if an vw-. mx W. dual ,gfwf MISS CLANCYS SECOND PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES n T OND ROW H Moreno J SuHen J Afencro J y M Clarke J Ea Balfe ore HIRD ROW A Romero J Soula R R so P N I D I P Ko nafel S Ma B Usher Y Osch qger MISS CLANCY S FOURTH PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES T ROW Iefi To ruqhf B Nunn C Brown J Marhn Ga rea Trus I-I Beckman N Ankr m Rang E OND ROW C Plowrughf L Sylvesfer S Tr mpowor L Bedard F rarq J Rasmussen B Ber Candrrck E Weber S Wade B BuNer THIRD ROW R S' op S HuNon D Zama eIr N Edwards D Asrncr' Drorsk L Wasson L Ramsdal S Sfcrc ch I-I VanSckIe B Sampson M Parferson MISS CLANCY S THIRD PER OD SOCIAL STUDIES T ROW Iefr fo ugh? M BarmeNIer T Taber P ar ey Dem J Horfon c eHe J v s ow ray COND ROW R Ruuq I r Hou as e Ne M Weqn r Currre K Damels G Klnoshufa B BIoom T Harban THIRD ROW P Hanson D TrernmeI N Brookens Y Bessure Huduer un I n e uc ser Wesr a J Bu s MISS CLANCY S SIXTH PER OD SOCIAL STUDIES T ROW Iefr I rqhf ran o asse W V' mes r B Arm rcks Wa ro SECOND ROW K Be qsrrorn R CauIIeIc Mc n G Jrmene C Tharp P McCorducx rchens A as?Iy ana emma ar me TH R R Coo e C Crews C Troche maqr B a d enne ers I M Joh C Re F Kar e vi .., Vi, was -I fr-f 7 5 .1 x. . 3 A If f - 3 ' Q., ,f .. 5 is I I K Su. A s . W' fav - 2' Hz Q Q S-f -, I I I hz gs ' M I 1 ,. -.2 -A ,J M- nz' ,A i Yi ' V .73 1 ,Q I+ , , .f ' A 1 3. gi, 50 1 M , I ga n 1 ,, - H ' f. XX by I ii -. L X 5 FIRST ROW, Ieff Io right B. Harringron, V. Reynolds, D. Sharp, D Hagne, F. Friedman, L. Beard, D. Main, J. Ober ma , . Braya, SEC : . , . , . ' , . Henr , L, Afro, P Vigil, . , . gan G. 1 .T : . , . , , us , e sorr, . Marcie M, Gary , ' . dera FIRS , ' 2 . , . , . ',R. Larson, R. Ib Th D I , . , , u S,'.SC :. ',. ,.u , Iauf P ' . , . , . . : 'J , ' ' . . .d J. 'i , , , , ' : a , ' . HRS , ' z . , . , .sf ,I B.SchuI1z,R,HiII, K, Han, K. an, , ,R S h ' ' . Diler, E. br . SE 1 . ' , V PUISIDIIS, B. d h If H- SS, . e ,VC 'M I ,' I, Yo Q v', Ra'IsbacIm e. Bairey e 'nor I-y-D. F rr ', A r Mr fr' ' FI-RS , o I 1 J. DIas P OI d T C I J. Bo e I, E. Will R, Ma ks G. Ressa . yo J H J. I n. : ' , . A R. I Tyre, ' 1 , . S Hu E J. FI gan A. D ' G. M I' 1 I D OW: J p ' . . M Ta ' . B rsia K. K y R Rog , J. KInca'c B cCIeIIan R, nson, ed . D alsfillni x -1 fl -2, -J sms MISS HASTINGS FOURTH PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES FIRST ROW Ieff fo rxghl G Lawrence R Carfer R Harrison F Prlmrose N Juneffe D Nunemann N Prosch M Chavarrla D Warner J Marr M Slorm SECOND ROW W Morrison L Gunler M Silva P Wxedemann T Muller R Fiske F Belrencourr D Sholry D Fraser J Yarborough H Halakeda THIRD ROW J Muren M Apodaca C Murchell E Hall sey D Houdashelf S Sailors E Hugqms M McLaughlin H Averill C Boone MISS HASTINGS SEVENTH PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES FIRST ROW Iefl Io rnqhl D Elson J Crablree A Rulier G Gooch J Young C Lodge B Clarke A Ludwg H Schulz L Phllbrlck B Blymyer SECOND ROW L Gold B Thornron A Erdman T Muller D Sholry B Barrow W Larson B Tarvls C Merrrll B Ellenberq THIRD ROW C Schellenberg V Webb D Halron A Easlman S Brown C Klenn J DeMers M Tyler T Llmleux S Sfeelsmnfh R Enqleslad JUNIOR LATECOMERS Among rumors who have enfered San Lorenzo Hugh ecenfly I H Io r gh? B Harris Hashngs D Hoslurs Clancy M Swim Rehn B Gladson Hasllnqs S Slnlclch Clancy M Ware Hashngs D Brnsfow Clancy and E Redmayne Rehn fr Vqm 2 'xr' ' S F iq? l ur 1 5 fy 'tn 1 415L .M 1 .3 4. .. MM., . 2 N ,....im:-Q img. ai! M4 ,N of ,bg 4 -HW -rf IKM WV fri 'QA if ii? 1221 fb MR LUCAS SECOND PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES T ROW Ief1fo rlghf L erson M annon R a Hansen L Sherbourne Brown D Russe SECOND ROW F Lopel R Lousfau B DeMarco B MCC IIough I Vqi D Parke J Oberman P Dauq fers THIRD ROW J Pearson A Duvall R Saugar J Knsoo G Golway J Kunfz J Johnson S Ecksfrom MR LUCAS THIRD PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES R T ROW Iefi To rlghf R Marley B Whriehead G Heafh L Pach co G Jose J Furrado B Van Effen P Perr I a I SE W I Nlchos N Mxra I D P TH R R S rn Marx o K Sme ers Weese B o harp ae G e Vaughn L Van Weqen L Vanden Burg A Ness R Fy F M N KIock M PhI D H Pd MR LUCAS FIFTH PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES V T ROW Iefi fo rqhi D Bafeman G Moyer R B sh D Bo c N Burgdor M Shannon G Jaye Bueman M Closser B WIfhereII K Tucker SECOND ROW J Fresquez K Hemza L Smxfh N Leu7hoIIz S Whne V Olwer oss Han-II r- G Lawr n e Peace T OW D o vhs J Gauvreaux N Rucker B Mcorrnan rson G LIIIey A G Balt lore B A a MR LUCAS SIXTH PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES T ROW Ieff to rnqhf S Wood R Krizer J o d H dso J Hobbs J Ledbef D Mueller R Bafeman R Areosa B Paxfon SECOND ROW C Armsfronq B Pas? N Hunfer J Holcomb A KInq N FIsher J Monroe Fa kenberq G Brown J Maiieson C Ward THIRD ROW J SIqIer J venson L Venn augh G Prrce J Myers G MInamI N Morgan B Francs D Hughes J Swearenqen G Guyre AJ' ,xp I1 f ' ,,,.....-- 4 MR. LUCAS' SEVENTH PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES T ROW, Ieff lo righl: B. Cook, A. Greenhaw, R. Nielsen, G. Tyler, B. P e, G. 'd, . , . , Bef uleil, L. Beardsley, M. Mowbray, B. Boyd, H. Ward. SECOND ROW: R. Bassell, L. Fraser, G. Thielvoldl, D Soares, M. McCullough, S. n Nafla, K. Wiley, L, gg, . i 'ams, . a eman, . a ew, . K , B. car borough. THIRD ROW: C. Eakle, B. Bangham, C. McCoIIisler, C. Bon Harlmann, D. Terazawa, B. Dulra, N. Ryon S. Culler, A. Bronzi, M. McDonald, D. Cook, D. Gawlhrop, J. McAIexander, K. Rawnsley. MISS HEITMAN'S FIRST PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES FIRST ROW, Iefl lo righl: R. effey, M. n'son, . ndel, , er lowers Druqe, J. Kielley, J. Vargas. SECOND ROW: K. Slrohm, D. Osferman D Nissen T K'rig 'L Roedelli M Weerns, J. Maclriny J. oewm, c. Murphy, M.Bv.1Ckm.sn.rHuRo Row1J.ThQm55on', D. Hemi P. Row,4J. Pefmon, IR. eufch ar ,J. Cullar, J. Honsiclrer, B. Silhavy, M. O'Connor, I. Pasqual S Du an. MISS HElTMAN'S SIXTH PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES T ROW, Iefl lo riqhl: A. Payne, D. G fer, A. Haeqely. B. Ma sh T. Godbier, H. Burchard, N Ormon e R. Didrilrsen, R. Magneson. SECOND ROW: R, Hayes, N. Ard, V. Woodward, G. Devine, T. Sissunq, K. Mancelo R Moore, D. Sheldon, P, Duley. THIRD ROW: A. Fazio, M. Hanner, S. 'eI, E. Gomez, M F'Scl1er, J. Wolf, J He ly B Roberlson, V. Reynolds, A. Jacobs MISS HElTMAN'S SEVENTH PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES T ROW, Ielf lo r'ghl: L. Verville, R. efller, . oodricll, . un . . L ', R. James, J. Johnson, M. Ludwi T. Tiefsorl, B. Fargo. SECOND ROW: R. Lamperl, B. Sladlefon, E. Mumford, R. L ber, J. J h sen, L. WiII', D Rowe, J. Newberry, V. Robinson, M. Plaza. THIRD ROW: D. Shimada, E. Sanchel, L. Morgado, J. Morse, J. McCaus land, L. Maganini, V. Palmer, D. Monlgomery, J. Linhares, R. Almadova, A. Rauser, A. Kuramolo. 5l F MISS HEITMANS THIRD PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES FIRST ROW Iefr to rnq M Mar In D Hoa M Frodsham C Sfanley T Rossman K Brrqgeman C Du sch R Warren SECOND ROW G Barnes T Berry R Marfrnei D Brnft G Lowrre J SwnqIeIon D Borqes B Creme a J W ne n er us ro A B Cro ers M Speck M Monie o B Jones J AshIock MRS RAI-INS FIRST PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES T ROW leff to rrqhv or e I D R Rob Sherwood E BoI7cn G Osborne SECOND ROW K HdII M Cosia D Robe vs 6 WaIIahan I McKee S S1yIes rchoIs L rawford J arnes H RD ROW M Beard D uenca o anno Grnqs I-I Rodrrgues Cordoza R Barfon D I-Iavercroff B Mafreson J Rercherr J Cowan MRS RAI-IN S SECOND PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES RST ROW Iefr fo r gh? R S1eHIer D Skrf'IunqIon G Auqhlnbauqh E Sfeqeman R Bdrr S Chernenkofrf V Caruso n erson B Hayes J I er me we W am E rc M Nrc os krns J I rv w r TH R Vu I I er mrs v r P Been M Corn C Conn MR DE LORENZOS FIRST PERIOD SOCIA STUDIES ROW effto gh? H upp W h oN r o J Sharp L Bower K q S Chrapnc D OI er SECOND ROW J Godda d G Robenson Co ns D Nod Larsen J Noufher R Wrlharns P H qhrower J Edwards T Soiros N Crump D Wafson THIRD ROW C AIuyI'a cDoweII M nson un er e ow c au o M Phe s C LeHIe -cu- K., lzs. l in so CJ ,, ..-gl Q7 MR. DE LORENZO'S THIRD PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES FIRST ROW, Iefl lo righf: G. Hopper, C. Faluey, R. Winnie, P. De La Torre, G. Lesfer, F, Osgood, L. Bacad, J. Barron, B. Sprague, B. Carpenier, T. Klukas, J. Lewis. SECOND ROW: L. Carmier, S. MacGregor, J. Ruiz, L. McMahan, R. Buchanon, B. Richardson, P. Cunningham, J. Seavir, R. Siuco, L. Edward, R. Genzoli, J. Bickner. THIRD ROW: J. Barslad, V. Gilmore, B, Young, S. Dubalo, P. MacCaIIum, M. Mendes, L. Suflen, H. Riqhfmlre, D. Rodman, M. Avelar, A. Coburn, A. Hutchinson. MR. DE LORENZO'S FIFTH PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES FIRST ROW, Ielf lo riqhf: P. Marlin, G. Olsen A. Howell, B. Sproge, T. Burkhart, D. lhly, E. Talialerro, S. Perry, J. Clemenl. SECOND ROW: D. Perry, F. Alger, N. Nesbil, C. Lill, C. Cox, J. Riddell, J. Miller, B. Cuddy. THIRD ROW: J. Lesfer, M. Nielsen, E. Biffinq, J. Dexler, T. Brambora, S. Garrell, S. Collinqe, D. Lock, B. Moore, D. Milchell. MR. DE LORENZO'S SIXTH PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES FIRST ROW, lefl Io riqhl: D. Barnes, R. Frink, R. Deman, L. Milchell, B. McDougall J. Lawler, W. Lima, J. Kilani D. Ardron. SECOND ROW: B. Sasser, P. Luchelli, M. Hogan, G. Flax, D. Hilesman, B. Solven, R. Gifford, B. Hawke, P. Goranhson, B. Neal, E. Ballas. THIRD ROW: S. Archer, J. Pool, M. Kifrredge, B. Grey, M. Bagan, B. Bloom, K. King, M. Mulvany, D. Duqqins, A. Soranno, L. Woodside. MR. DE LORENZO'S SEVENTH PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES FIRST ROW, Iefl fo riqhf: G. Beniamin, E. Long, J. Cline, M. Monralbo, R. Facer, J. Kincaid, R. Chinn, D. Benford. SECOND ROW: B. Van Syckle, S. Bronson, J. Baker J. Senechal, J. Pence, M. Mair S. Poole, N. Perkins, J. Flood. S. Wagner. THIRD ROW: H Brodie, B. Beary, D, Baker B. Glink, J, Archer, P. Lees, R. McEwan, J, Levey, L. Larsen S. Silva, S. Aho. vw T' ,H A-0 f., Q, fix fi A -UQ ,fb-E ni' HU' ai' v- MISS HEITMAN'S SECOND PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES FIRST ROW, Ieff Io righf: B. Van Alfena, D. Hess, G Hunr, N, Buchanan, C. Rainey, P. Ellis, B. Green, A. Payne, B. Shark, J. Molno. SECOND ROW: K. Smifh, C. Hoedi, M. Miller, P. Sfuarf, J. Roze, D. Sim, L. Shiman, J. Brown, B. Kuykendall, D. Marfin, J, Norman. THIRD ROW: J. Weese, M, Caskey, C. Crouch, C. Rabv, M. Perez, D. Johnson, D Sfuarf, V. Hursf, S. Coe, J. Piper, J. Maraldo, S. SfribIey. Some sophomores festinq Iheir reaction fimes in Ihe popular driver Iraininq course. Airhouqh Ihese Qommirre-es were iquee-Zed our OI Ihe achvihea median. They are nor IO be Iefr ouI. We f.Inff3reIv hope Ihey don? mind being pur here, Meme bers of Ihe Pubhclry Commirree are Richard Kinq, Chairmen' Ed 6 Davis, AIeC Soranwo, Bob Rlchardson, Sharon Seseiona. Members ci 'he Srucenr Bad, Finance Cornmirree are Nfnncv Burnqarner, Ifee urer' Eunice hI2, Tsev, ifiiii- fani rrefvurer' Barbara Iviendonfa, a',171+anf heezuref' Emma Da 7 'on Ruih Vfrfor Bonnie Beard, Bever H, JCh'ECn,Ma'7Iv'C'D1iG, Ra ph I-I My R Taro Krq ara Care Bofre. STUDENT BODY PUBLICITY STUDENT BODY FINANCE 12' 1 Ib -L. 11-A-I-Q-7 ' f ,4 ,, ,,, ' A A fl ,N ,N V! U H . I 0 gp.-.,4 .SM , ,AI , 1, nb A, . ' r1fff ' A... 4 I , Aa class of '58 GLM a Q iw 93 Sf iffy L, gs! K A ffm? :fi if Y '33 3 nl , 1 :if- MN ' 4 Y' Q . , ,fy ' - 4 ' ' ' 9 f 4 , W, 2 f', f r v ' 1 3 nf . 'K' Ji' 'Fi-K ' 'gi ,, ' Q . f . ,--N , 4 , f '-K, M 'xt ,- Y a 4 . ' . us xii , If K . JF. ' 1 ll . - f Kms I ,, A X - ' .K ,- I' , if fi 1' f,', I, , 41 X -pfigxyk' ,fl ,I fN' . ,V A xv. K V.. 'AI ' ,. x ,qt ' '- A X , 1 l, P ' 1 'f , l I 4 1- It s 1 . 5 ,, 1 I 15 , Wa 4, V Jig, 'i l , L.. x 'x W ., xx - .A-:pp-f, Q9 4' An : , '--- Maxi: ug J , is xi Ffa 1' N 5 P A fri, y 5 1 ., 3, 3 ' , S , df ff , 2 Sig Aww wid. fm lik if . ga V rl' A -Q im 1 Q .- 'Q Al F- : E 'Z rg liz 2 Ig? k! 'i ' I i r ,Mex . , . ,f I, 1 X3 --4 A -f------nmlq 56 IV? S gs-ffl V ip -1 hw 06 Y. -u. s S P -V MR. DICKSON'S FIRST PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES FIRST ROW. lefl Io righl: C. Frefheim, L. Bruner, L. Perry, H Valencia, P. Vukas, R. Kawalek, D. Wifhrow, R. Brown S. Pacheco, T. Barnes. SECOND ROW: L. Lopez, D. DeAngelo, D. Buracker, L. Bowen, R. Beflencourl, E. Browning B. Mohawk, P. Jordon, H, Hansen, S. Hudson, N. Honsicker. THIRD ROW: G. Freifes, B. Morfe, M. Curnow, S. Fields W. Marlin, P. Granados, W. Jones, J. Anfes, D. Henscheid, E. Vayer. MR. DlCKSON'S THIRD PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES FIRST ROW, lell fo righl: M. Bell, Z. Russell, B Manson, P. Carnpfield, S. Inverarify, V. Campos, N. Palafox, R Halton J, Vizcaino, D. Teves. SECOND ROW: J Bruno, D. Brock, D. Hooper, A. Teixeira, D White, L. Bullock J. Schirnmel, K Paflerson J. Moisieve J Brewei THIRD ROW: J Torre, N. Gomes, D. McClellan. J. Hirchcock R Fraga, M. Rodrigues D. Borla B r-leavin, C Burnsec M Wolle J Cernobori, M. Durl9Y MR. DICKSONS FIFTH PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES FIRST ROW, Iell fo right: G. Garcez B. Shaw L Newby, J, Willis S. Nlulkeirn, G. Cooper, J. Koski R. Weiqhlein J. Hager. SECOND ROW: R. Caslillo, G. Ealon, P. Sullivan, G. Pearsall, L. Gregory, J. Jenkins, A. Par-ish, C. Adel mann, G. Marsh, W. Fisher. THIRD ROW: P. Page, K. Haber, P. Gleeson, J. Huckabv, L. Boggie, S Hester, J. Roberls M. Bayliss, D Merrick R. Silva, R. Varanai, B. Bacon K. Rogers, MR. DICKSON'S SEVENTH PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES FIRST ROW, lefl lo right: G. Garner R, Greeley I-I. Smifh, J. Monday E. Dockrer, E. Blakley, T. Hoffmann, D. Alex ander R. McCurdy. SECOND ROW- S. Dornsife K. Morgan, R Simon S Mair D. Franlen, J. Hope D. Rosser, L Dennis D. Dean W. Kessler. THIRD ROW: R. Cromer H. Ehrel D. Pererson E. Johnson, A. Slein, G. Perez, D Mcwilliarns B. Aufen, L. Wasko, J Mahan C. Wegener S Rebalkin K. Miller fs..0Q eff! ' I ,fn an v, .V 4: bl' MR FLORES FIRST PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES FIRST ROW Iefl fo rughl H Souza R Anderson D Andrade B Wassmufh R Camara K Fonles E Spangler E Mnlls S Churchill E Pofler S Flmrelle S Crosby SECOND ROW D Pence B Luqar N Jamlson D Darrlgo Wnls G Ha C Balmer G Slancer C Malone D Callaway M Cuevas THIRD ROW G Parne Dennelf D Pope K Anderson D Pavan M ms V erry W mes G Br shaw D S L Jon P Nelsen MR FLORES SECOND PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES FIR TROW lefl Ioruqhl K Pa va S Shawder S Worman G Cerzlellu S Pumpel L Ronnlanl E Ballou J Rugqo J Eber? D Sfewarl' P Holmes G Dorsl SECOND ROW J Anderberq H McGllI C Balmer S Severe J Randall D Gruggel M Zarback G Davis G Hendricks P Shaw M Hara R Orlando P Rlchardson THIRD ROW D rlswold B Powell H orse e we rue m M Hara e a L Har B Boomer J Branson J Muelleuleule MR FLORES SIXTH PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES R T ROW lei? fo ruqhl S Amare P P udler V Sroclrer D Dresnlclr M Adams L Allen J Jchnson D Mad en asflne G Ir B Dry SEC ND OW J le onymus B assbrcok M dwa ds G Ferro N Dodge udrelh E oeck H s und ar enas I Do :ns G Vw ench G selmo C Wulls sw r or es b J Ba r MR FLORES FIFTH PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES FIRST ROW left fo rvqhl M Hall C Nunes B McClosxey D McCulloch C Janzen C Spark S Fosler N Blyrnye R Slewarf SECOND ROW C Benner? J Muray J H nsen R Gordon R McGmnls F Congdon D Correa enshup G M anda THIRD ROW A Chapm D Soroule K Damalo M Dlaz C ov nqler Cun a McCullough J Jordon V Bases N Conqdon L Paialox D Dugan 5 MRS PARKERS SECOND PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES FIRST ROW lelf Vo gh? L I1 G eruon Hara C Mc el C Buffer A Venfura Macedo SECOND ROW L Tavares D Tuhey B Wall m S K h D Le C I Pedro J Sfone nsen THIRD ROW J Nunes C Mlller B Ashcrofl J Momze M Clark D Dulra S Wise P Frenfas D Dea o J Cornish P Palfer on MRS PARKERS THIRD PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES FR T ROW left vo lghl R Scof? R Waller J Hur-gerford D Chrlsfensen B Herman B Perry G Anfonuccu L Brennan B Tadlock C Roberlson SECOND ROW J Geffrnan R Greffllh R Busbee P Boyec L Malhrsen E Mull B Hoff d L Mo lon B Marhn J 'unqers THIRD ROW P Preevlii M Anderson C Johnson S Kray Murahu anez E T Ada D Sa J Trubloo T Bullock M Ha e MRS PARKERS FIFTH PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES T ROW leltlo rqhl E Ehrgofl E Thurr-n R P D Slew B Dava M Crou L Hare rosf rafes OND ROW P Johnson D Tlefsorl R Arechlqa D Oslorn D eax y bourne C Caskey C Hadley I3 Gebo C Wales THIRD ROW P Koch L Crawford W Morrow J Mulhernn B Johnson L Johrwso J Frey J Trublood I-l Haldeman J Audeffe J Davis MRS PARKER S SEVENTH PERIOD SOCI XL STUDIES T ROW leff Vo rlqhf D urnmers S oblye nce oss Lan en Wa er D Meyers Llffle D Adkens M Dauqhlers 6 Huerla SECOND ROW J Ruqqlero M Emon V McCord P Wood K Schulfe J Housfon L Carlco D Searle G Ho kms C Jordan R Dorwohoe THIRD ROW P Brooks J Alexander D Dues drlksen W Colbo n es I man v n urra C enas W RIT' W4 MR POIERS FIRST PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES FIRST ROW Ieh' Vo ruqhf ones eney Plummer D nn J Roberson Ger z N CIar e J Re as R. Posey, R McCrory, A, IH. SECOND ROW. J. Her1I, L, Newbry, L, v , . Fe d, M. Hemp on, F. Curu G, Salmon R, WesIerfIeId R Wright, K Rero, B, WaIIrer J, Schauer z: McNamara, A, Kissdck, M. Henry, M, Moore . anner L, W' son G. Gre, MR. POIER S SECOND PERIOD SOCIA- STUDIES T ROW Iefi fo riqnvg J 7 , , ns r-, e mour . ewlun, n ' n a ' J o enes S Defhefage SECOND ROW S Gomes, B D' y, E. D hI B Strain, J WoIfinq+on N Anodaca avIs, fI . , . 3 . 'ma r umm, In , K. Haw M. Steph n K Connofs, MR. POIER'S SIXTH PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES T ROW eff To f' nf: ' i , w . . I , , A Macias M Meffifvex mifh COND ROW: D, Covey R Barrow T CarYw'IqhI D Maes E. WI iams . Mc suqaI, . Hin on, ofdsirom V CIous. L wg rn 'n n. W: B Martinez J, ns . n r d, . Z o s, .8'y rdoIns J r' k, .q , W. C S Ho m, P Bai rv. MR FOlER'S SIXTH PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES T ROW 'eff fo fqnf: . I ' , I I rn , I ' , r I I K Brown W C eve is S L ' P, Mays SE OND ROW: E J?nkIns R arrefi, .Hug es N Dat ke A Arfnsfronq S Hal , J WI so EHQIISI1, J. Payne, .Baker J Jennings, THIRD ROW: G. Reynolds R Yarborouqh D, A'varey, L. Wrighv, D San g .Agnew K, Mlvche-II V Esirada, S Gdfrison, M, RUI1 S Madeiros L Goulfer C Ta Of , if -.,.. ' T I -ff 9, Q 4 4.3 fi' A fx- ,J Q F , r 7' w w-. 3 W... A, -II I M XL , xr MR. HANCOCK'S SIXTH PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES 4 P' 1 FIRST ROW, lei? fo righfz J. Burge, B, Sinor, J. Fletcher, L. Benevenfo, F. Taliaferro, L. Crouse, M. Thuf, D. Collins, W. Rodrigues, J. McMahn, F, Lysell. SECOND ROW: H. Newberry, P, Orfiz, D. Hironaka, C, Tovson, M. Garrigan, M. Rivera, V. Kno f J. Jesse, R. De Meilo J. Hifchcock. THIRD ROW: M. Dra ee, C. Henr , M. Hicks, J. Ve as, D . . 99 Y 9 I. Cunniffe, P, Looney, V. Ness, L. Young, L. Moore, J. Dofy, B. Bryden, M, Marfinez. ONE OF MRS. DOWNEY'S CRAFT CLASSES LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Baker, M. Clark, D. Alameda, F. Cole, D. Schmeck, C, Builer, J. Reyes, B. Nunez, R, Howell. I ,, K ' ,R x 4. , ,, g 'f.lll W FRESHMEN LATECOMERS Some of The freshmen who have enfered San Lorenzo High recenfly: L. Casfoe Dickson, R. Vargas, C. Apodaca, Parker: D. Bifano, Flores, and J. Dong, Parker Y K' f L .. . ,if :Q 5 4 V'-M 'f- 'Akin in 7 .0 Q I ai , I nf' 4 if A LEFT TO RIGHT Glor a Spangler Carolyn Tursnck Mass Sfudenl Body and Jane Brooks coronahon ball Lasl Oclober lne Execulrye Councul sponsored The second an nual lvl se Sludenl Booy Conlev There were eley rn cond ale lor lhe 'rrlle of lvl si Sludenl Body spo Bored by yarrous club an organizaliona. Carolyn lurelclc, who was sponsored by lhe Boys League, was elocleo lvl S Sludenl B dy o San Lorenzo l-l'gh School ' for I954. She was cmwned and awarded a l oohy a l e seceno annum. fro , nerd Gelder l . ' ence oll 2' el fe Q h 'fr of J, w en by ouylnq an elude-nl o 'ly .-i U ' 2 yfl i ' eyorlle Cana' ale. lorle Spangler, 5 5 ser 3 ' lu , fnd lane foo 5, ,ooneoreo oy eros, fa were 'z rs'f ' fl enden 2. Wafchnnq and enloynnq lhe enferfasnmenl al lhe lhlrd annual Freshman Tea freshman 'rea ln Oclober The Garls League enlerlalneo lrwhrnen and olher new qrrls al lhe yearly Freshman Tea whuch ferves +0 acquaunl lhe new glrls wurh rhoee who have bee ere Upperclass gurls ac? as B q Snsfers lo lhe l eshmen The commnffee responslble lor lhe successful Freshman Tea as Upperclassmen Marilyn Bean and Arlene Larsen qreel Freshmen sealed around lhe fable Ieff fo rnghf are Darlene Fuchser Gloria Jane? Padgerr and Vuckn McCord af fhe Freshman Tea Spangler Belly Wullss Sylvua Graham NOT PICTURED Sharon Banrd g, A ff-ww ' 1 senior ball Tlne Senior Ball, lwighliqlwl ol llwe school social season, is lneld during Senior Weelr, and is always loo lale lor flue yearbook deadline. Bul no yearbook would be Cornplele wirlwoul a senior ball piclure. So lliis one is 'slagcdf' rw X gLcg ,543 V I k,,M,w. ,MM , A9 f , ' Q? GW' is 1 -1' fi V 4 H ,s w I M v , , I uve: fx x- -F . 'MMM ,MM Bw-Q....,,,m-fx-Q, The class of '57 held ifs second annual dance November 23, l954, The fheme of 'fhe dance was Gay Paree. Shown admirinq lhe Eiffel Tower are, lefl to right: Carol Armsfronq, Ralph Lorber, La Verne Morgado, Guy Larsen, clance highlights The freshman dance is scheduled To be held on April 29. Because oi lhis lale dale il was impossible To have a piclure of rhe dance in lhe yearbook. -:---T I V sal A , ,,W. -541 ll This year, for lhe firsl lime, fhe Boys' Block S.L. sponsored an all-school dance. The dance was held on Friday eve ning, March 25. dance band 'Ulla -'A ' e 7,5 ,QVC -HJ, ,'1:' G 'foe ',-2a's age, A+ rr' +a F -:1--c 1, cr: 're C33 CL.,'1'Pailcg' 'lcd WWE-Ar 'ru' A 'c ru .d Diay.-Qi iv nv H 1 t'E, 'WW Vp -Qlff-31:65 .'l n'Ii1l,, Ax' ' ' ,Hd Qalfe' .1' Q: f' aff-.mafia 5 1 a':1. Ed Dwfi ' r M acaNeadQf.Da1ci- hafd 'fr' :eff ew: J. Ba 'ax L, 31-vw B'3 -'Jf R, CV J Cebve .fef G.D'3.'c'- C Dy' . F' - B. G',5 'M C ' ,K nc J. '-fame S. 'J f.S:'- HS' 'F 3' V , T V, .,, DEW-,,,,, electrical crew 3 'J 1 i 'I A f 4 s g 21 ! 1 va 5 74 E V.: w.. M1 ml - l 'I 21, 3 li. - K K ve, in , Q , ww. ...Q- x 1 5? wg 3 -. ,f O qk. , rallies Whose shcrfs are lbs-sol' 'The-fve qol her In lhe pol now ' 'A good reason lou qomq Vo rallies 'These are yell Iedders7? WIN: myarrns wide open l'm slnqinq?7 Vv.,y down Somh drama Curfa3n caII Craiq's Wife' January 20, ZI Make up conference for BuI No1Goodbye November IB, I9 The manger scene Chris9mas Pageant' December I6 The cas? Iakes .1 bow Senior Show February I7, I8 Sunday morning Siege Door' Md'Ch I7 I8 ,. N sq H, ka ' use Q ' rx chess club San l.orenzo's Chess Club scored ils lirsl championship Ihis year wilh 35 wins and I4 losses in league play. The club leaches The game ro be- ginners and seelcs 'ro improve lhe velerans. Dues are used 'Io purchase chess sels and boolcs. San Lorenzo delealed San Leandro, Sequoia, Carlmonl, I-Iayward, and Capuchino. Besl compelilive records were made by Ralph I-Iinlon and Arr Aldridge. The olzlicers are Ralph I-Iinlon, presidenlq Arr Aldridge, vice presi- denlg Bill Thornlon, secrelaryelreasurer. Mr. Davis and Mr. Boyd are advisors. I' VYASIT .iv--v wa--1 i' 4' sf-wr. ,Fw 1 .W , FIRST ROW Ieff fo right D Madsen M LII F Allen P Ellis A Furlong L Gold SECOND ROW K King R Sproqe T Rossman M Adam J M Iler N Hocof S Mulvany R Machado F Wight advisor The Izulure Business Leaders ol Am rica is a nalional organizalion wh ch is more commonly lcnown as Commercial Club They annually alle-nd convenlions in The ar a Movie on office worlc have been shown al diherenl lim s during lhe year The annuul pol luclc dinner was held in November and 'rhe Chris+mas dance lhis ve r wa given by F B I. A Anolher aclivily was a boorh al Rebeilo. Fall semesler ollicers were Joan I-Ioslord, presidenlt Judy Bliss. vice presidenl' Carol Ivlaraldo, secrelaryt Janice Macladden. lreasureri and Donna B. Davis, repcrler. Spring semesler ollicers are Judy Bliss. presidenl: Mary Logslon, vice presidenlg Sandra Cenlers, secreraryt Janel' Maraldo, Treasurer: and Donna S. Davis, reporler. The advisors were Miss I. Berg and Ivlr. J. Harper. german club I 'Lhe cusfoms and language of Germany are fhe main inferesf of fhis c u . Their acfivifies were fhe language Club's dance, a display in D-Hall showcase, a Rebello boofh, and a dinner. Af fhe dinner Mr. Lille, ex- change feacher wifh Germany, spoke on German youfh. Officers are Howard Beckman, presiclenfp Dan Cedarholm, vice presidenf: Arlene Larsen, secrefary-freasurer. The advisor is Mr. Roes- er. LEFT TO RIGHT B Van Syckle M Mifchell, Miss Campbell, advisory N. Honsicker, J. Keffer, S. Bryanf, Mrs. Dawes. advisor: P. Wood, M. Wolfe, P. Nichols, B. Fiske. iournalism Becoming members of Quill and Scroll and fhe Pacific Slope School press associafion were fhe highlighfs of fhe year for San Lorenzo's Journalism Club. Quill and Scroll is a nafional journalism honor sociefy. Pacific Slope School Press has as ifs purpose fhe furfhering of sfano- ards in high school publicafions. Money raising acfivifies such as Re-bello, a dance, and donuf sales help fo supporf fhe Rebel Record. and fo purchase pins for Quill and Scroll members. Officers are Margie Souice. presidenf: Margie Clark. vice presidenf: Val Rae Lodge, secrefary-freasurer. The advisor is Mr. l-iaworfh. fs nfs C: -4 1.9 gf Q.. FIRST ROW, Ieff to right: A. Culberlson, S, Weslerlund, J. Howland, A. Larsen, L. Tom. SECOND ROW: R. Larson. D. Cedarholm, A. Van Riesen, M. Tyler, J. Carson, H. Beckman, Mr. Roesler, advisor. f. h. a. Fulure l-lomemalcers ol America is a nalional organizalion. The main purpose of lhe club is To promole a belrer underslandinq of home- malcinq. Arnonq a Few of rhe acrivilies were a Chrislmas barry al rhe Fairmonl l-lospilal, Rebello boolh, a calerinq service, and allending The slale Convenlion al Asilomar in November. Olilicers for lhe year were Barbara Fislce, president Marsha Milchell, vice presidenl' Barbara Van Syclsle, secrelaryg Marilyn Wolfe, lreas- urerf and Jeanne Grirlilh, parliamemlarian. Advisors are Mrs. Lucille Dawes and Miss Reva Campbell. K AROUND TABLE, lef? lo righf: V. Lodge, L, Kawalek, Mr. Haworlh, advisorg M, Clark, M. Kimball, D, Fuchser, M. S'ucle, W. Pearl, C. Meeks, S. Jennings. 'W'U gd, U , G , ,....- ,Ay - . - ' ,L o .31 -- . ...- - an - r . : 1 . ..... . , .- 1 :i l L -4 . .. . l E jr .. , l - , ,., ' x an 9 fl A K, ..... - Ava. 'W' pw SPRING SEMESTER: J. Adams, J Allen F Armitage H Asklund J Baker J B nes J B ion R B II D Bashen B. Beard, L. Begg, J. Biery, S. Biggs L Bw ns oga owen owers oyer B yes Bro ie A ronzi C. Broiherion, N. Bumqarner, J Carson R Chinn S Coilinge G Cooper B Crofhers C Crouch J DeWi Duira, A. Easfly, P. Eilis, D. Evans R Fa G Ferr B Fiske R Frrnk B Funk A Furlong M Geffman C Grabows i J. Green, B. Haiford, J. Harringfon S Harrison s erman Ho e Hower on Hu es u R. Hull, V. Hursi, G. Hyaff, C Johnson nnson I ac rn Larsen L Larsen P. Lees, T. Lemieux, E. Lenf, B Leon P Luken D Mc c an M McDona E McNamara S Madeiros Maraldo, J. Maraldo, E. Miller P Mrller K Mitchell B Maya I Nc s N Ormon V Palm J. Poole, E. Raby, J Regas, G Ressa 1 a son ers er G Salmcn J Sandbec L San s J. Schaner, C. Schellenberg, J, enechal M ms Sie n ec Sfr bie Stronge, J. Swanson J Teeslink G a a ner a s ei ar We ener W science club The Science Ciuos r a7h im is io deveiop greaier Th'-ere ' if fhe scienhiie worid. ThYs wear fhe Club had six divisicry, Whmh were Aviafion, Bbiogyfphysif o ogy. Chemisfry, Naive Quay, Physio-, and TGYifJ9'VTi','-B'iC'C i- o'ogy, 'ro mire Care of me rvcany members and +heir Tnierevx The division' hire fire 1 - iefehi he-iii imp , wh ch him in- ciuded ones io Lirlf Qbsewfihvw, ihe LLC. Compu' .rnnerif ff'- 'ecfro Hin io Mi. D as a +P- The Sierrfis avi The Vnfgu 'i'fcC'+t. vii, :VC SPE. 1- I V'9 f'iZ Cos, hi' 1' . ffeifrf- +' ann F-we 1 Swv QTf9L1'vfT'ea:urer. -i-'G f1'1Ji'Qrg ,gg hffi f 3-life '. ',D.1'he My gr 'gf 'fi' Hy-. sesiv, hf1',Wa'f,n ,eq iff, B ,f 76 fi k-- xr -4' --. c A , RX XX S FALL SEMESTER: P. Armilage, S. Auslin, G. Baird, D. Baker, J. Baker, B. Beard, L. Beardsley, G. Ben iamin, J. Biery, M. Bowen, B. Bowers, S. Boyer, H. Brodie, A. Bronli, N. Bumgarner, M. Burke, J. Car son, R. Chinn, C. Crews, C. Crocker, S. Culler, B. Drolleff, H. Ellis, D. Evans, J. Evenson, B. Faris R. Fash, J. Flowers, R. Frink, M. Gellman, J. Goodrich, C. Grabowslci, S. Graham, M. Hanner, B Hayes, B. Howerfon, J. Howland, J. Hughes. J. Johansen, C. Johnson, A. King, R. Krebs, B. Kuykendail A. Larsen, L. Larsen, P. Lees, W. LeFors, T. Lemieux, B. Leong, M. Lill, P. Luken, B. Marsh, C. McCol lisfer, M. McCullough, M. McDonald, I. McKee, N. Ormonde, B. Pasf, M. Phillips, G. Ressa, G Rcdqers, M. Rufer, J Sandbeck, L. Sands, J. Senechal, C. Schellenberq, J. Sholly, J. Siqler, K. Smilh M. Speck, F. Sfeinbeclr, C. Slronqe, J. Teeslink, B. Thielvoldl, A, Vay, S. Wagner, L. Walsfead, J. Weese M. Wegenef, B. Willis, C. Woodward. c. s. f. San Lcrerzo High Schcoif- :hacrer oi ire Calilcrnia Scho- 'as : lzeseraocn had I3 fle 'nenfoere llfs year, They were nerves a' l'e mnua Ocl ucl dfcrer. where llwey received llnci' lile rnerroerzlnfrin r:fns.O+her .acfvilies were lhe annual Sadie l-lawlrs oanfe and lle Rebello oczrh, byh Cl which croveo lc oe 0 ci successes. pals serneyer clicers were Boo Bowers, cresioenl' Belly W is, vice pre-'denl' Florence Sleinbecn, iecrelary-lreasurer. Spring sennesler ollicers are Marilyn Gellman, presidenl' Brian l-layes, vice oresidenlt Sheila Slribley. secrelaryireas- urer. The acivfors are M351 Schwarz and Mr. Miller. FlRST ROW, lell lo righl: B. Halford, S. Kray, M. McDonald, S. Poole, G. Fouch, S. Cutler, l. Pasquel, S. Rebalkin, J. Schauer, SECOND ROW: C. Leffler, R. Norris, R. McCrory, J. Reqas, G. Salmon, R. Burchard, C, Holdf, K. Smilh, B. Pence, D. Madden, V. Carico, T. Bullock, V. Reynolds. THIRD ROW: A. Turner, H. Smilh, R. Greeley, F. Aylin, B. Marsh, G. Tyler, L. Gold, G. Grooch, R. Baleman, D. Baleman, B. Herman, G. Garcez. 5 s S. 1.0 he.. I A ansr - Wharton, N, Carlson, J. Brown, J, Pence. FIFTH ROW: J, Fresquez, B. Falkenberg, R. Dodge G. Ferro, D. Buracker, C. Sfronge, M. Phillips, M. Frodsham, S. Cox, C. Micke, M. Blackman N. Coqburn. SIXTH ROW: A. Larsen, L. Hancock, L. Grcsiean, M. Gerfman, B. Willis, M. Hammer V. Palmer, M. A. Fischer, J. Salvafori, B. Beafy, S. Jennings. SEVENTH ROW: J. Young, A. Collins J. Mafieson, S. Bronson. N. Daffke, L. Willis, D. Baker, N. Rucker, S. Slribley, P. Lees, J. Archer radio club ln This orqanizaTion members learn To undersTand The operaTing meThods oT radio work, pracTicinq on The radio seTs ThaT are in The shop. Members wiTh amaTeur licenses may use The TransmiTTer while oTher members work wiTh Them, and in Time qeT Their own licenses. ln order To have licenses. one musT know The megaphone club Ure oT The :ldesT clubs, 'T is Tlre largesT ans also one oT The mosT acT've. A Tew oT The many rallies sconsored by The club were Tor The T-layward, Rich- mond aro Aameda games. Amorg oTher 'hinqs soonsored were The lvlegashone l3anqueT, a booTT' aT Rebelo, a oance and several donuT sales. Rallies, when held, musT be duplicaTed-ThaT is, one each oT The Two noon hours, and These involve many oeople Trom The sTudenT body. The schools yell leaders and bornpon qfrls are chosen and Trained by The club, wiTh The ex' cepTion oT The head cheerleader. who is elecTed by The sTudenT body. The oTTicers are Mickey Kim- ball, presioenT' Carol Campos. vice presidenT: DoroThy Evans, secreTary7 Donna B. Davis, Treas- urer. The advisor is lvlr. Delany. Theory and code OT radio work. The club Took a Tlelo Trip To KOED-TV STaTior1, Channel 9, in November The oTTicers are Ralph Lorber, presidenT7 Don Mira rnonTes, vice president Ken Domingos, secreTary Treasurer. The advisor is Mr. Webb. FIRST ROW, left To riqhl: T. Bowen, G, Larsen. SECOND ROW: D, Miramonfes, R. Lorber, W. Larsen, G. Maur. M, Lear, J. Dias, Mr, Webb, advisor. FIRST ROW leH Io I D oberfs HI on B S nds B Cdrvwriqnt R MaIuska D Cedarholrn SECOND ROW B Bowers B F M Mclnfyr W LoFores D Anderson J Brord Mr Anderson .Idvrscr T Cole Ressa D Adu hc rn f n 1 ' 'ws ine vefa' wefiaV'm ' , IIN IFf'W I Mn C uv rvr- W: 1 4 'Fr yew. Inese wfwf' I Q, 1 ri I :NA I rr' D? 'fir' 1 V K P f e-I , rf' ' FIRST ROW lefi Io rIqhI L Hancock M Geffrndn L Grosre-mn K Steele D I-uchser L WdIsIead SECOND ROW' D Evans Meeks C Kem W e L Iriwrrqhf N ucker Ins B WIIIIS THIRD ROW: H Bro re J Pence S Bronson J Matteson F RTH ROW C Campoa 8 K q L La e S Cox J ArcI'1er,S Siribley P Lees BACKGROUND E lerce Mrs Sfack advusc Mr An erscn KDyCIubod1IsCr 1 key club This is a very aciive club, made up of all boys who are inferesfed in service 'ro +heir school and communily. Among fhe services rhey perform are selling candy al sporfs even'rs 'rhroughoul fhe year, mak- ing and prinfing schedules of all school sporfs, broadcasiing The home games, supervising 'rhe sludenl parking lor and checking on The rraffic problems in and around 'rhe high school. Officers for rhis year are Mike Mclnfyre, president Terry Cole, vice president and Bill Faris, secre'rary-rreasurer. The advisor is Mr. Lawrence Anderson. SEATED D Macel FIRST ROW Ieff fo rghi R Basse L Wass e S Wesferlund SECOND ROW S Mell N Kalla I Robe fso M Johnso E Le A Wesffall C Wood a d keyettes The newly organized Ke-yeHe Club is one of lhe more receni addr hons +o fhe San Lorenzo club rosier Wrnhng a conshlurion was fhe main achvily of lhe fall semesrer Among orher achvilies were 'the Keyelle Charler Banquel and The selling of programs ai' games. They had a boofh ar Rebello 'rhis year and many ofher aciivilies are planned for rhe furure. This year's olilicers are Eunice Kierce, president Marilyn Bowen, vice president and Marilyn Geffman, secrerary-Treasurer. Mrs. Slack is The advisor. haywarcl district student council The Hayward District Student Council is composed ot the three district high schools, Hayward, San Lorenzo, and Arroyo. The purpose is to turther good sportsmanship and mutual under- standing among the member schools. The meetings are held once a month, alternately among the three schools. The only otticer is a chairman who is elected each semester. The secretary ot the host school serves as council secretary. First semester chairman was Le Roy Pegis, Hayward High student body president. Second semester chairman was Larry Sands, San Lorenzo High school Boys' League president. FIRST ROW Ift to ght G Guye G Frank A Soranno SECOND ROW R H ton D Dunn J Mille G Ba d D Ha erc tt B Matt son Mr Cordry ad so spanish club The Spanish Club main purpose is to teach the customs ot and promote a better teeling tor the Latin American countries Guest spealcers are invited to tallc ot tirst hand experiences in these countries The club s activities were many and varied Early in the spring a pot luclr dinner was held. ln the tall the club was a co-sponsor ot the com- bined language club's dance, Passport to Paradise, A Rebello booth is an annual attair. The ctticers are Darlene Fuchser, president' Margaret Ruter, vice presidentg Judy Nichols, secretary-treasurer. Miss Ventosa and lvlr. Coolc are the advisors. N xr-rcs' .,'1- 5. K i n in we A A ' A 5 r f I , SEATED AROUND TABLE, Iefl fo righf: J. Gary, L, Cornwell, B, Adams G Spangler D Heinrich D Bowman B. King, P. Quigley, L. Sands, F. Brooks, .I, Tarnura, S Close L Dobbel foto-rebs Foro-Rebs, in ils second year, has increased ils aclivifies, which poinl TOW6lnd The leaching of pholography as a hobby, Vernon Cordry, a former magazine publisher and an amaleur pholographer oi wide experience, was ihis year's advisor. As parl of 'rhe years program, Mr. Levy from Fairchild Siudio gave a speech on pholography. Laler in 'rhe year Mr. Levy inviled lhe club up 'ro lhe sludio al which lime he explained how lo lake piclures, lo deveop film and how lo prinl piclures. The officers are Alex Soranno, president Barry Malleson, vice presi- clenl: Jerry Miller, secrelary-lreasurert and Gene Baird, publicily chaire man. FIRST ROW, Ieff To right C. McCausland, M. Weqner, S. Beria, C. While D Fuscher N Buchanan S DeLong SECOND ROW: J. Vierra, C. Hooker, P. Judkins, D. Mauerer, J. Pengelly P Armilage J Eagan M Wegener A Vay, C. McCollisler. THIRD ROW: A. King, D. Judkins, K. King, M. Rufer J Nichols A Furlong B Falkenberg F. Curfis. R.: S, I MJ.. N g m pal x x X boys f 15, M Q , 'Tig A .V K P' F, San Lorenzo Sen Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Lorenzo Sen Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Lorenzo vard+y scores O 25 ,I9 I4 I2 6 I2 20 Pnfsburg , , Oakland Tech Abnmda, Hayward Hedmon+ El Clerriro Berkeley wchmond -new Bernie Chalifoux sfops Oiler for a loss. Bob Richardson makes gain wlih e nice block by Chalifoux Bob Richardson receiving a pass againsf Nesbif sfops Highlander near goal. Alameda. , 5 is .rg f . X .k..,,,,,L,. ,M f' 5 J-fo Tn 5'f.L.32'f F?::Qi PW- ,Q ' '..a wah Q.-1 0' ff-. M , QE. . fb- wr u WM, PAUL SMITH K T 'KT fl . .,- 1 fa 1 fl i .f.:..s-.u.,.s.a 1 ... fr W an 'f 'i'lio+: is ,..,.., - ' I JOHN RALSTON varsiTy football The I954 TocToaI' season saw The San Lorenzo Reoeis make ore more 3Teo up The adoer In Their eTTc'Ts To 'each The :oveTed Too sro' in 'he Alameda CounTv ATIT efc Leaoue race. Though Tlnishinq wITh bI,T Two Tie in iTs six Ieaque games, The Rebels proved capable oT wins and a maTching Toachdawng wifh Their ooDonenTs. Iiaflure To malfe good The T exTra pork senT Therh To deTcaT cn severaI occasions. X One QT vioory owes Lorenzo Tcund Thomiehfes Traihnq by seven ooinTs aThaI1Time.VViTh grim fIeTerminaTion anrl wiTh a Tine Team efqorl, Thev rallied Tor a Convinfinq The very b oInT spoTs ourirq The 'reason wax The bo I4 To 7 The parenT school, Hayward, In This DarTicIiI ir qame, Sar- 1' win. The 'na' dame of The year wiTh Richmond saw The l?eheI1 renfaund D h 'o Toe form 'n wrnino by a decisive 20 To 6 score. 5, H This year San Lorenzo welcomed The addihon oT Row' Parlcer, Fo Grimm ' , I and Chris Flores To The coaching sTaig. These Three Tine Coaches spenT :ounTIess hours greomno The bovs who wiII comprise The var3iTy Teams .1 'n The TLATd'9, whwe Coach John Ralskn worked w'Th This year ' onari. , Af FIRST ROW, Ieff lo righli J. Duqqins, K. Bohannon, K. Linder, M. Fallon, C. Olsiewslri, E. Wilson, Q 'I Q 'A Tii' '-1' 7 E. Chalifoux, G. Jones, R. Ellsworlh, B. Gonzales. SECOND ROW: J, Tamura, B, Sllfe, G. Jose, Mi.fg'fjf ' J, Afencio, T. Depolo, M. Monlalbo, B. Nesbil, B. Richardson, L. Robinson, L. Sands, B. Leong, G, Ivey. THIRD ROW: J. WaITon, E. Brown, R. McCulloch, F. Morn, D. Marlin, J. Chrislie, 'Q J, Miller, F. Sally, N. Wolf, G. Heinrichs. Av, f A 7 f 94 'o88f T55 541743 - f 0000 sgng 1' A 3 my 1 I 'xg A I ,W W. ,ll , varsity '54 V' O we 'iw f .1 , , , - fp .3 Z . if G ' A 4 N M 7 In I . Q Q 'jeg' Q A iunior vardly scores San Lorenzo 7 San Lorenzo 6 Sao Lorenzo O Sao Lofenzo 6 San Lofcnzc 7 Sao Lorenz 26 Sen Lcferzf 5 San Lirenzf '2 Ser Ltfcrzz O Fillsbufq lVll'. Diablil Alameda l-lizvwarf l3QeOrn:r' E Cen' Shiva 3erkele,' Q-Cl'Ff'C' S 5, - FIRST ROW, leff fo fight: G. Heafh, M. Lum, L. Philbrick, B. Slife R. Hufchison, B. Cambra, B. Ellenburq, J. Chrislie, J. Miller, F Sally. SECOND ROW: N. Nesbil, S. Pacheco, G. Jose, M. Chevaria J. Goodrich, R. Malfalfi, T. Byrne, L. Sandau, D. Sholfy, G. Olsen THIRD ROW: J. Walfon, A. Romero, P. Marlin, J. Afencio, P. DeLa Torre, D, Tifus, H. Rodrigues, L. Robinson, B. Gonzales. i.v. football it '1 ED GRIMM ROY PARKER l3 7 ig.: Zl 9 . 7 . I . 2 , .Jakub - yy V3 V' ' L., X Ns J G , 26 71 T3 5 frosh-soph football CHRIS FLORES wffy x I .al Q . . . DG-'I FIRST ROW, Ieff Io rlqhf: D. Wilkins, H. Shrlpp, J. Murray, J. Varqas, G. Cooper, J. Sally R. Deman, D. Andrade, R. Travis, D. Hifesman, D. McCulloch, W. Cork, B. McCloskey. SEC4 OND ROW: C. Flores, E. Thurom, G. Smiih, D. Hess, E. Smifh, M. Cuevas, J. Anies, R. Ander- son B. Walker, D. Wifhrow, D. Tiefsorf, L. Bozdick, G. Garner, L. Benevenfo. THIRD ROW: R. Williams, S. FosIer, B, Wassrnufh, B. Van Aifena, J. Burqe, D. Sear'e C. Seymour, B. Chaney, J. Anderberg, E, Ehrgoif, R. Arechya, P. Prudler, G. Anfonucci. FOURTH ROW: M. Bower, M. Theif, M. Hara, J. McMann, C. Jordan, L. Peferson, D. Osborn, D. Sheldzn, J. Trcche, M. Marfinez, R. Lewis, R. McNeeIy, H. Warrningfon, R. Werglein. 1 E E ,f -,O Q. I uv I I Q - ' RR I I I . ml, 9 Ah. ,A .7 R git s - I 7 z 'C 0 ' b , QW I 4 I 3' I I I frosh-soph scores San Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Lorenzo Sen Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Lorenzo I3 Nameda 7 I-Iayward 6 Piedmonr O EI Cerrifo NI2 Encinai . , O BerIceIey O Ridwrnond 26 I3 40 I9 27 0 . 9 ' I 5765.- 'ffa 3 -. fi O 'I F 6 .599 's varsity basketball The San Lorenzo Rebel varsily baslcelball leam placed sevenlh in an eighl-leam league during lhe I954-55 baslcelball season. The record was lhree wins againsl eleven losses. The learn laclced heighl, lhe lallesl man on lhe slarling live was live leel eleven inches. Slarlers were Bill Tidwell, Bob Cena, Milne Lees and Charlie Edwards. The leam showed much aggressiveness and spiril. Wins were over Encinal, Berkeley, and Piedmonl. Bob Cena was lhe only player lrorn San Lorenzo lo make All-Counly. The leam was composed almosl enlirely ol seniors: Cena. Tidwell, Lees. Edwards, Bob Carlwrighl, Larry Sands, Jim Kreidler and John Burlc. Qlhers on lhe leam are Don Tilus, Gary Ressa, Wayne Lelzors, and sophomore Jerry Ledbeller. The mosl oulslanding player award was given lo Bob Cena, who led lhe leam in scoring and led lhe league in Tree lhrows. l-le also has lhe school record lor lhe mosl poinls in a single game, 28, againsl l-layward. COACH TONY WINN LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Lees, J. Burk, B. Cena, J. Kreidler, T. Depolo, L. Sands, B. Carfwriqhf, G. Ressa, B. Tidwell. arg? nk -1 'f-l ti ff 4 'L 1 -u r :Jr FIRST ROW Gum R . Y 5-Wk G ' X B, . ,N-u 1 , f Q f ' 'X , x ffZ f 5 If M . '-gf x V N r ,-J? 9 fs Hgh? Bah Cena BH Tidwef SECOND ROW Charms Edwards Mike Lees Bob Car'-viqh' pgga Ji-n K-Eels' THIRD ROW: Wayne Lefofs John Burk Dov' Tifus La y Sand: Jeffv Ledbeffe' ON- 6-?,... X x c.'Q K 1 Ban , vi . 143 L ,A K F0 1 -2 . 33 2 ,VMHL IIS . Q Jw -Kur- sl Qt 5.5 ' nf No W 2 , xg f , Vgf iim Q22 .,A ' W 5 , 'iw Q . , E? A G wh 91 Ti? .1 lk 2' f ,I A S , 5 . , A fig, mg' ,, Q Q Av, f F , ' . I' 4 f f 'Lv 5 ' if V , Qii,q5gg Vs, 24 'E a if-f ' if 9.2 3 , 2 'Ei' Qz J f fawg-fa i2fi1 9 ii K as 2 9 AE? ' ,lflv A '11 an 3 f b 2? J I ff A L' 1 I 3 f 5. N ' A! - , 'T' '- Q '?' , 4 A x P 3. untill!! N me I., f Q, B . xx 3 Fi P! 'lx agents 46 ROY PARKER - L- fn varsity baseball The San Lorenzo l-ligh's baseball leam of l955. The leam had many refurning lellermen, among whom were Jerry Ponies, oullielder, Bill Nesbil, pifcher and ouflielder, Mel Monfalbo, firsl base, Dennie Bower, second base, Jene Tamura, shorfslop, and Jim Arnerich, 'rhircl base. There were a few players who came up from lhe Junior varsiry. Niclc Wolf, ouliielder, Greg Jiminez, inlielder, and Ronnie Meinberg, goilcher. Newcomers +o The baseball feam were Sleve Pacheco, fresh- man calcher, Bernie Chaliloux, lransler oullielder, and Jay lvlaleicilc. ,. sh.. A4414 . an 5L s. -4 V L as I . 'Wi' , I ' T'h , STANDING leff fo rughf R Memberq G. Madrid, J. M M Mon9aNbo W LeFors. Dennue Sauer qefs a haf. .b . ,. f, .56 1 ,P r.,, ,Q 'Q F fk ' 5 afeicik, F? V q ff f S 5 fi lg u I I y . Si! 00,3 ,fx I 'vi A , B. Nesbii. D. Covey Nesbif rounding firs? ., g . A in 'X +3 5. ,- f.br5'5 3s ,?':'.-Lfa.'5anL..i31k'e ff .1 , 4 Q A -1 if Qfw h.. fini J. :V 5 --,,, M 4 ,f -,,, 8 +1-f , .... ,,,. 4. Vwqw 4 va, w 1 ns Qxfli'-,f-Q fj-iff' ' Y swf? Ez... , Close P5fCh- Madrid scores winning run 4 4 592. ' is , gg ff 'fdffni X ff! X , Mighty cu? by Monfalbo, . ,lgyg f, ' f W X, '. ff ff!! if ., ., ,fg,f.-wesff '1, 1.f YKFV' - W .frx 1 ' A Q , Fw am ,..,. ru s nn s ng , sun iunior varsily baseball Al .igaifgggligillll J . 'FU I FIRST ROW, lefl fo righl: D. Silva, G. Heafh, J. Hager. SECOND ROW: B. Sinor, D. Covey, B. Gonzales, B. Carnbra, E. Redmayne, D. Bifano, J. Anles. THIRD ROW: F. Primrose, R. Pasquinelli, R. Caufield, K. Bohannon, B. Barrow, E. Cleveland, J. Molno, J. Bodine, T. Winn. i l 5:10355 1v..rfl.'f 3, away- -' Y- - .. S . R3gj,!,?a Q31-gglwf. fa- f j,.f V J... : Ai-5 1 ' - J 1 4 . . ., A .-A 1 A I 1 11. .-:Tir W' ' if mf W7 .. V , . . ah, , 555'f P uf' .' .fisfvfi fr A' --2. 1' 'fr fi s1 f',i'?1:,, 1:3 251 ZW BERNIE WAGNER varsity Track The l955 San Lorenzo l-ligh School Track Team had The largesT TurnouT in The hisTory oT The school. AT The Time oT prinTing, The Team had won Two dual meeTs, while losing Tour. Lou Pacheco is a reTurning leTTerman in The l00-yard dash and The 220. OTher reTurning leTTermen were Darryl Anderson in The I00 and 220, Danny AusTin in The 440, Fred Broolcs and CliTT ScoTT in The 880. Charlie Edwards in The pole vaulr and high hurdles, George Jones in The high and low hurdles, Ed Wilson in The shoT puT, Jerry lvlarcellino, shoT puT, and Al lVluTi in The l00 and 220. Newcomers include Milce Lees in The high lump, and Riclc Granados in The mile. 1 b - C FIRST ROW, Ieff To rlqhl: L. Lundberg, C. Scofl, G. Cooper, J. Hilesman, D Honska M. Lees, J. Woodruff, A. Mufi, F. Brooks, B. Colbern. SECOND ROW: J. Troche D Haskell, N. Bragg, D. Nunemann, G. Jose, B. Jewell, J. Marcellino, S. Fos er Wilson. THIRD ROW: F, Friedman, W. Wengerl, J, Chealham, L. Pacheco, D Anderson M. Mackey, B. McCloskey, R. Granados. FOURTH ROW: R. Van Prooyen, R Sfeffler G. Jones, D, Auslin, C. Edwards, B. Valpey, L. Robinson. wrestling LNre5'iirq er San Lorenzo i-iiqh is rapidiy QVOWWQ in Pfipuiariry borh in rurnf rier ii earVcipan+, and io ihe specraiors. Qver 60 boys fred our for ihe Varsity m1Jnnicr Varsiry reams. The crowd ihar wiinessed ihe iirsr Hayward march wa, fin 5 per wi'h The crowds 'rhai wiinessed ihe Var-.iiy baslreibaii games. The Wi-esriinq 'reason begins in Jrhe middie oi Novernoer and ends ihe iirsr week fn February. The rearn had I5 nriairhe'-, winninq Helen, and iozinq eighr. We rfngi fen+ W'nm5.r-. were DeMfirro find iarniirii ani: rhe hefwyweighr irio I Lhder, W'isor and Lisscr. JOHN RALSTON be Verrimzi -Citi Syrah FIRST ROW, Ieff fo righf: C. Peace, R. Shimada, L. Wasco, D. Tieisorf, L. Cormier, B. Cuddy, R. Hull, G. Anionucci, D Kennedy, C. Rose, R. Barnes, Manager M. Johnsen. SECOND ROW: J. Lesfer, L. Basinger, M. Bowers, A. Cosfa, L Burkharf, B. DeMarco, J. Tamura, H. Rodrigues, L, Robinson, R. Hifesman, E. Ergofi. THIRD ROW: D.'Haqerfy, DeLuma, H. Bowerman, B. McNealy, R. Travis, D. Maiarro, E. Wilson, K. Linder, P. Lissor, N. Wolf. B, Valpey. nik golf This is lhe Tirsf year of imlerscholaslic golf al San Lorenzo High School. The coach expecfs, and +he leams indicale lhal we can expect much from lhis sporf in years 'ro come. Eighleen boys furned ou+ for The leam despile The lac? lhaf only six members play in +he league malches. The feam praclices al Chabol golf course and Cas'rlemon+Cour1fry Club. The schedule includes a lolal ol six praclice malches, primarily wi+h league schools. and four league mafches. s Q :W 1 X is his A , ,fx ..,...,..,,Nm 1 ' 5 X 'ct 'L , A Q 'V v W Y Q 2 M., 1 W 1 .Q ' zu 1 f 4? 1 W Ji B fo fball champs B olleyball champs r W f 45 5-wa A foofball champs. A volleyball champs. intramural sports lnframural hack champ ons I famu al 7 ack champ o s a!u'Q' B Baske+ball Champs. lnframural Soccer. LW: A Basketball Champs. Wresfling Champs. 17 C f He., Inframurel Soffball 5 San Lorenzo 20, Richmond 6, Wolf wins anofher. Nesbif scores Touchdown agahwsf Berke1ey Varsify-Faculfy game ..v....g, X - ll x .mf Rebels agamsf Alameda ElCerri1o aqa2ns1San Lorenlo av' IIO le'r'rermen's society San Lorenzo high schooi arhieres decided ro der a block asf-ociarion for The Ierrer winners. They eiecred Bob Cena, presidenrg Keirh Bohannon, vice president Chariie Edwards, secreraryg Bob Richardson, Treas- urer' and Rex IVIcCuIIoch, serqeanr-arfarrns. The Ierf rern'ien's sociery gave an award dance. Chip advisor is Coach Bernie Wagner. In Iurure years The sociery hopes 'ro give award banquers and award dances each year. FIRST ROW, leff fo riqhf: Bob Cena, presidenfg Bob Richardson, freasurer. SECOND ROW: Rex McCulloch, ser- qeani-af-armsg Keiih Bohannon, vice presidenig Charlie Edwards, secrefary. xx 1? FIRST ROW, Iefr Io right N. Nesbif, J. Tamura, B. Gonzaies, B. Leong, G. Jimenez, C. Eakle, C. Scofi. SECOND ROW: L. Pacheco, H. Heuer, G. Heinrichs, B. Cena, B. Richardson, R, Van Prooyen, B. Carfwrighf, E. Wilson, J. Fonies. THIRD ROW: M. Monfalbo, A. Mufi, J. MarceIlino, N. Wolf, K. Linder, R. McCulloch, J. Woodruff, L. Lorfz, J. Arnerich. FOURTH ROW: D. Anderson, J. Afencio, D. Cameron, G. Ivey, C. Olsiewski, W. Fowler, G. Jones, B. ShuI9z, B, Nesbir F. Brooks. girls' sports ss if ss A S-W saggy Q is 5 3 'flume R X rbi MISS ARTA WILLIAMS MISS MAE STADLER MISS BARBARA LOCKWOOD Now you qrip il like This. The score is 39-0 and you've Now, cuf lhal out! got Ihe ball. girls' block sl The Girls' Block S.L. is an organizalion oi qirls who lalce an aclive inleresl in sporls and who have earned The loloclc credil in GAA. The '55 oilicers ol lhe Girls' Bloclc are: Phyllis Puscher, presidenlj Marian Pallerson, vice presidenl. and Eunice l-lallisey, secrelary. One of The big evenls ol lhe year was a iun nigh? held in lhe Boys' Gym, including sporls, enlerlainmenl and dancing. Advisor for lhe group is lvlrs. Campos. MRS. FLORENCE CAMPOS MISS PAT KEMPER This is volleyball? This could happen Io you SEATED, left lo righl: E. Hallisey, secrefaryg P. Puschser, presidenlg M. Pafferson, vice presidenf. STANDING: B. Men- donca, J. Young, B. Tarr, D, Tarr, B. Silva, I. Roberfson, I. Young, L. Jones, J. Escobar. :W ygw, l H23 '2 ' 1 ' 1 I 'im NN- F, Q skating GAA slcaring again loolc place af Rollarena skaring rink. Beginners were insfrucled in slopping, reverse slcaling, and Turning, among ollwer +l'1ings, and Huey slcaled in groups of rhrees 'ro The Conga Trio, in pairs lo +l1e Glide Wallz, and everyone loolc perl in The l-lolcey-Polcey. Following llwe final lesson, an exlwibirion in free-sryle slcafing was pul on by one of The insfrucrors. 3 1 93,- '1- 'Y I 4. X NH C1 E KL? ,ff A41 L X I Y ,lik Spf g I-5. w ,Q M 1 . '71 v ' .,,. .' . 5 4,5605 'x 'X f I t . , 9-X 1' 1 . ,, Wy.. .. . .V 'v-1 afiff' N ,Q ' 1 w 'ks , swf' 1 ,g'f, 5' L 3 I L Q, - 4' E 4 4f f 74 SN rec leaders Rm rhffifirprw Lc.mCJQr', is .1 Lid f, fn? ruviur .md serwim gids wiv arf' MUQW v.mi0L1', pL1yqr0urwd Carr: 1 r1rm'JmLvHIe5,amd Quin firwf-hf3'w: v'g,Qrrww,rJ iw H,-.mHrwQ q ,mos farm rr. LQ '4 rin, Tr? f'hIJfxfQU 'J pre, f Lum! mm. WWW 'WU'f1Cfff'ffff2XPCLL'1C WL '1'XC-'W Q, 'mfr Qivlrwca :'1:r'fC TLJHQ ,ww famcrq HU.. Aim' ff If-v Wm Q O.1:37 F-.432 9611 ,N Recreafon Leaders Include: J, Brooks J Carl- son, A. Culberfson, M. Gary, C. Herr, J. How- !and,A.Huy1er, L Lewis, B. Morrison, J, Poole, I Roberison, B. Selby I. Sprague, C. Siewart, J Teeslirvk, M. Tyler, P. Viqil, C. Weesman, F. WiI1idms, C. Woodward. J 9 D C J Nr H 2 'X L rvl 5 1. IJ' WHL' ll' Nl. ur A -, R k MfrfWier1 P.E.'1,f1 TLENS in v.r1icJ mfufiffrf wha fare urmbNc fo MLC pmt In rQQLJ'.,: gwprfm are Umiira: tf, ifggf, f1rHvC'.pOrL, However, Wey Y Y dw Wray 'wh mrmri' af, vfmwkyipfv, brmrnlmfom fmd archery, QW-.9 LGLDLQ fwrrvfi- xuf Lv fn frnbble CL d':i.ff Nqr Lfqr rrfrwqfutrwq avfx Je ,u'w- V1 IUFCJ, Those In ModifFed P.E Irvdude' G. Bdlfezore J Barton J Bazyr E Biifinq F Brown G Bu'- rvarrv D Eusrwby J. Buffs P. Cand'7r:k B Cre- marosa C Davis E Eala L Ecksfrorrv T, Fe'- ferman D. Hanks, J. Hefner J. Levey B Luger M McEwan J, Orrmarw D. Radu? D. RIqsby C Robe'fs J Szhauw J Sh'rrvada J Stow C Taws' J Wrfveserl M Woeh D L?'dc v' N T'f-s 3 1 E I .. R 'J 5 :Z . f n Y' f J modern dance Modern Dance ls a creallve group acfivlfy llwaf malces use of rlnyllnmic and percussive move- rnenll Dance srudenls are encour' aged lo creale +l'1elr own pal- lerns and dance forms as a resull ol: llweir deslre lo express llnem- selves. Some I8 girls roolc parf in llwe aller-school ac'rivI'Hes. A Volleyball ns one of 'rlne more popular curls sporls FIRST ROW Ieff Oo rngh? ayden J Frey C oone M M Pavan, D. Darrigs, B. Pavan, B Sllva SECOND ROW D Tarr B Bloom P Duane V Sproge J Deus M OConnor,J,Weese, L.Jones. 44 'foo 'Q CWS C: 'he 'Meer ate'-STC: a:'M e-S 'he faicoc S :ik 0 lecwei even 'Wire fffrosrc rea. 'han If ' ge ff. 53' Wit e who are ef' 2- '.'N'ff 'X : .fro z , 'of :fer ' -i we are If F 31.0-L f AS' . , 4 - , M 3 FE Ok S 'Q so ,Uv , 5 'P' ZLL, 31a.,,,..,., .1-1 . wiiunnnl SEATED, lef? fo rlqhl: M. Forsefh, S, Woodward, G. Grabowslri, C. Crouch, L. Wllley, J. Willls, E. Flllere, D McClellan. KNEELING: L. Wasson. . l353rn'n'o' Coe of We 'Weil QCCL. soyrz 'F GAA Hai 1 eq 'uf'- Y 'f Year.. fclfea' Y as! lNa'Qe a Qfous afihew. N N New were Ser ap F Me qrmg qyrn where fi rnanoeors were he i ana vafias eeamf 'flea lor lrs' place. T ROW lei? lo lghlz R Hayden M. Fischer, D Sluarf, M. Mulvany, B. Avila, manager, M, Brunn, L Johnson FlRS r V. Sproqe C. Trask, D, McClellan SECOND ROW: D. Porler, M. Wasson, D. Hooper, P, James J. Johnson, C Sfronqe, C. Crouch, K. Anderson. THIRD ROW: J. Cernoborl, M. Miller B, Tarr, S, Wagner, E Beard J. Wolfinqlon LJ 17 .yy 4 f K. 'Wlley, E. Bloom. F3 9 T7 V xi ,iz A A ax Q Q ,Q me ,K ,, WX K Mak' 3 yi -in 5 . It , .:,, ily 3 A 4' A31 5 I Q M QW? f S Ax Q, ' ' iw A A 5 f 3 ,V Ya ix? , fx' m Q 5 V, , Q f ,f , W, 1 f . K' I f mg hh It , A, K gr 4 L fi 9 . X A nga: W 5, ge , 2 A Q use af f 'mn .. : . 5,9 ,fn Town GG '1 f 4 9- ivf' 0 U , -fi f H Q v I y , 1 N gy. Ysa in ,iv ,jg S 5 nw 3. 9? A , ' and !uf5'Qi 1 V155 9,56 . 4 .VJ V 1 ,C . A gf, ,, V L if Eiv , it 1 L f , w, wi wa? X, B Jw? Smdon? cow? SEATED Yefi forxqhi H Ballou asswsfanfyudqe D Roberfs yudqe MR JOHNSON D. Kennedy assxs? nt yhdqc STANDING Mass Venfosa advisor D1rsc?orofS9uden? Achvmps ,I . 5' Y' sw-ws, ww representative assembly Vlfhen lhe Represenlalive Assembly mel for lhe lirsl session 'rhis year lhey found several queslions ancl problems conlronling lhern, such as lhal of class organizarion, sluoenl lrallic, whelher or nol lo have a iulce box, lhe recurrenl one ol high school slucienl smoking. All of These have been sludied and acled upon. Olher business of RA was lhe adoplion of a mascol. and lhe working ol a new alhlefics award syslem. FIRST ROW, le-fl lo right: B. Cena, vice presidenlg R. Hill, chairman, D. Marlin, sergeant-al-arms. SEC- FIRST ROW, left lo righl: N. Miraglio, M. Hanner, M. Paflerson, A. Bronzi, J. Sigler, A. Collins, C. Klein, L. Tavar OND ROW: J. Macladden, corresponding secretary, M, Kellogg, K. Sleele, P. Page, L. Johnson, W Wharfon, B. Powell, 6. Vien, F. Lysell. SECOND ROW: 'L. QU' L. Coppes, recording secrelaryg C. Campos, roll J. Lewis, S. Quilici, N, Dalfke, K. Hawk, P. McCorduck, F. Friedman, M. Wegner, J. Mclnfyre, H. Rodriques keeper, M. Farre'I, sumrnarizer. THIRD ROW: Mr. Nel- McGinnis, C. Osborne. THIRD ROW: J. Briff, M. Speck, C. Lill, E. Kierce, J. Pence, D. Barslow, B. Blizzard, J. Ma son, advisor. B. McDougall, R. Krebs, L. Sherbourne, G. Garner. Members of Spring Represenlafive Assembly are: M. Wolfe, D. Silva, G. Garner, D. Buracker, A. Furlong, H. Rod- riques, C. Tidwell, K. Steele, D. Smifh, J. Marr, B. Farris, L. Bias, K. Bohannon, D. Barslow, E. Kierce, P. Kornafel, C. Currier, M. Paflerson, G. Jiminez, G. Roberlson, V. Gilmore, C. Cox, D. Ardron, J. Senechal, B. De Marco, KNEELING, leff fo righl: R. King, parliamenfarian' J. Furrado, G. Brown, D. Lewis, P. Boyes, R. Naylor, J. Alexander, J. Wifi, H. McGill, N. Congdon, R. Dodge, Marr,summari1er. FIRST ROW: P. Judkins, W. Wharfon, M. Van Riesen, D. Barber, N. Daffke, J. Young, B. Cena, J. Alencio, S. Berla, E. Fiske, B. Chalifoux, ing secrefaryg L, Kawalhek, roll keepefi R- N. Bolce, J. DeWi?t, J. Piper, D. Bordges, M. Hanner, B, Funk, J. Lew.s, C. Lewis, D. Cameron. man, A. Bronzl, recording secrelary. f x 1. 2' fl T' .a' 1 .. EO. as 'Q 'Ns. l24 confederate staff VJ ir . A. -'L, wi ,-iirkr P ' rg fi '- 1'r'Y '1' :Jim ,lf 1'r'11 - ff fr- i':'ZE '1 F' lf- 4: 71' r 1 C: 'Q 11 ,yan a :r E11 Qi. rxffl For-1 li L fa Ll'-rr. lvl'lr-r arl L' 'ii o 1 a 's f1 V 5, .. .ff fl . ,. R ,. y' ,yu i .XV r 'Wil QV, l'lf r lify .rriirl-Q Cv fi -,wx 11 1'1 1 , r 'llir1 A, ' k ':' H' S' 'rica fa ' ' f- 'Jia'f'r'f- VS 1 Zchar ein Fluffy 1 f- ' Edna Nix ' Vmurirrafxr, wfurk ' f 1' -. l7 1' ' F l'- 'srl' rr: r rr-V 2 fi M Mr ' ilu, ad, i' ' rx ' Mfg, Sm L X' ,,, ,-., ugh,- l-V ROQSF Fiske! volunleer ad salesman 2, Sue Jennings, Edna Nixon billiflq ddveflisers. 3. Carol Lewis typing. 4. Glynn Ivey, Carl Olsiewski alex Sorannc Gary Heinrlchs holding a sfrafeqy mee1inq.5 Sue Jen Vilnlqs- l'Yjfig fo make it ba!ance 6. Barbara Fiske, Charleen Per VYW9 YO ldenfily fhem. 7, Sylvia Graham looking through lhe dummy 3. Jednelfe Perry, Ron Kirk, looking up words 9. Leonard Gold Bar lu r-2' .ff ,Jw Mmm-J f.XN.,,L-M..,, :if we x b a iske Mrs Slack Nancy Aycock J n Brut? where a we qoi to sul This p cfure7 IO Jerry Muller Leonard Gold fhis is what they do via Gra am eonar o ar een er wo i Gary Heir- chs Barbara Fiske. Carol Lew s, Jear Sh mada Gl nn lvey Ja rifv w ere oe is 7 . avis Alex Soranr-O our lavorife photographers. W... rebel record The sevenlh perfod journalism class ls We class 'rhal publishes lhe Rebel Record. Many srudenls working on fhe Rebel Record slay up lare so San Lorenzo may have a newspaper. The paper is given lo sfudenr body cardholders every orher Friday. The orher jourrafsm classes ralce care of such rhings as +he srudenr handboolc and rcwn WSWS. Mr. lrlaworlh ls advisor, for The rhlrd year. LORETTA KAWALEK LA JOYCE JONES MICKEY KIMBALL CLAUDINE MEEKS WANDA PEARL WARNER GROSE MR. DON HAWORTH girls' league The presirlehl fi lhe Girls' League 'his vei1r7 Grier! Sxgengler. Aessling her are Sharo' Bafrd, vire pre' ioer+g Belly Willfz, seerelary' Dar ere Fuclnser, lreasurer' Sylvia Gramm reporler. The GNL' League ii marie up oi reoresenlellyfeg lrgm eagl1i,QfTC, giuj-eg gli, 3 The League has 'ooniored many arlivilies 'hz year, sufh es lhe Frezhmf 'ea ewo at 1embI'e,ThfmI4sg'vEng bakers Marfgh of Uma. Pens Dye fnfol oaoie Newer ang Diiughior dinner and ifighign sh f',- W 0 Gif- Le igue L.'5CI'V3Cj'T w h I-Iavwfargu I-Iigh, enf: filo ihe Senier lea. ws l 'v is '4- FIRST ROW, lefl lo righl: P. Adkins, C. Tursick, D. Marciel, J. Ciriello, M. Gellrnan, J. Malleson, V, FIRST ROW, left lo riqhf: S, Graham D Ness, A. Kissaclr, SECOND ROW: J. Sholly, A. Kessler, C. Lill, L. Grosiean, J. Moice, V. McCord Fuchser. SECOND ROW: B. Willis, Miss J. Williams, advisor. Spangler, S. Baird. b I I The Boys League is made up ol represenlalives from each .ocia studies Q ass. The Boys' League lhis year has sponsored mary aeliviles, some oi which were ea school fiance donur sale, sponsoring rhe Polio Drive, Falher aho Sen oancmel and rw: asserrf blfes. The Boys' League oliieers are: Liirry Sands, pre oenlq Bfng Leong, vice presidemf Greg Jiminez, secrelary. and Gary Ressa, lreasurer. SEATED AROUND TABLE, clockwise: G. Jimenez, G. Ressa, B. Leong, L. Sands, Mr. Nelson, advisor, SEATED, lei? fo righl: B. Leong, G. J, Carson, B, Bowers, B. Hara, R. Almadova, D. Anderson, L. Sherbourne, J. Flanagan, C. Gebro, Jimenez. STANDING: L Sands, 6. R, Maluska, S. Mirchell, G, Salmon. Ressa. 71 A ,, free -7 ' l l 1 gc- if J, ,f yell leaders Jovce Bean ls Saw Lefefwzos Fleas vel leader llis vera'-. Asisleg Per we Carmen ffeile, Jefw Mclflwe, Cafeyv luslzlc sfo Cefi e Sv vesler. Jurfcf vafslly ye eadev' ere She' 5 S 4Cl3ly. Sega' Bfjele' are Jaffe Afckef. Pfrepze afe Jeafe Keyes Shree 3593, Marjw Beef, Cade VVe'+e Grfe Scaeqlef. Ne' clcluezu Ke e QOVTWEBVN aes Barbara lvlwchy. llwe EC efwzfd lab llwe yell leedefs are pempom qffe lwawe ficee leal helped gfeelly le l l Mreafe sflwiil -lplflf avi lwai oeef 'Fe sublecl cf several leeelwe aflfcles. marching band Tw. nnjr IV'-fu r3'W 1I',,a I'CC1UJ.II ' r- 'wflnr ,I ml U. QQ Irrkarwi A Thr .panw 5 ff 5 ' 'rw , Thhnqs. J ' YD 'H ' +311 :Ne fi '1OV:'IL. 1: fw H S:. 1C Vg :Iv : Je 1 Itaflcg 1 1 rmfr-'I f7fi 'I. Q KNEELING Ieff Io riqhf: D. Buracker, S Cox, P. EIIIS B. Johnson B. Osw.JId. FIRST ROW: T. Kiidni J. TeesIir1k, F. Mer'wII, N. Buchanan, C, ScheIIer'berg, R. Chinn, J MiIIer B Hooper F, Parkhursf, Borqes. SECOND ROW: S Eeeler G Larson R R.-qer, D I-Ionsxd. J, Huqim G. Lindberg, E Sp V BraIIier THIRD ROW: J Marce llno B Sfoicfch, R. Ruffer, J C'aI::Iree, C Browe, FIRST ROW, Ief? fo rIqhI: H. Ehref, J Barsfad. B, Amen. B, Osgood, L, Cormier. G Beniamin, H Warmwnq on B, Grif'fiIh SECOND ROW: P. EIlis, J. Bickner, P. Lanqben, C Edwards, C DuIsch, S. Chernenkoff D Ardr n A. Ludwig. THIRD ROW: D, EraIIIer. D. Searle, M. Barmeffler, N Myers K. HIII, B. Owens, A. Parrish B Ha Q, f Q4 g, 45,2 -5 orchestra 'f- S5711 ljv 1' ' iw I ,ww,..Vf N I Yr,Yf:,'l. H A: Y 4 V , U ,V Wiki, H social program C ' 0 Inn-f M.. - r,lr-,J 'A , .V.,,,r fhrrirliriihaflifln llrwfl lllufii-tri' .i 1 5 wr ' r ,, rl, P Bwkl W : ' 1 W1 ' AL' r X 'A Q VV' '1 nn..-.-T FIRST ROW, lei? fo riqhf: B. Silhavy, B. Willis, D. Borges, M. Farrell, M. Beard, S. Slribley, J. Brawn. SECOND ROW: C. Dufsch, B. Howerlon iean, R. Chinn, J. Pence, B. Beard, A. King, J. Lewis, S. Bronson. THIRD fc. 4 . as ., f Q- ,Q -iw S. Cox, A. Sfewarl, D, Baker, J. Teeslink, , J, Mafleson, J. Archer, P. Lees. L, Gros- ROW: G. Thielvoldl, J. Horlon, J. Carson, W. Pearl, B. Blizzard, T. Valentine, F. Freedman, S. Swearengen, S. Melin, F. Brooks. 4 1 ' 'til 5 , A ,Q 74 ..,, J The Calilcrnifs Cade' C' 'Z ' fr 'iw MU- 'Ml '..L.'1'r,r f 1 mr ucrmo. Ser Ltremf. 1 I una' ' .-.W ' de, om rg, lfvl 1 d T ecrfnd periods. Thi: lmgnllrav ' ' 'r 13' ri, w. 1,53 ', Tre- 'i f p al n Ca e S undf-r The r rmmand rl L'-ulr.rwr'+ R Maid Kiran ' rd our 'ri llml Liam'-rwfm' BW lr .rn'f . livf .J 5' r- :WH ': 3, V -' 1' ' B' C W v rv I-li i msiz'-'J l, Am ' L :r-' C 1 ' ' V Cixi ' 'A M, r lvlngnr Glifri ryfpwri 'l '- ' 2 I: KNEELING, lell lo riqhl: B. Thornlcn, A. Lorber, D. McDonald, B. Wimmer, M. Mackey, R. King, FIRST ROW: E. Weinreb, E. DeVaughn, J. Miller, T. Harban, M. Hughes, G. Cafes, J. Warlord, D. Merqel, G. Baird, L. Gunler. SECOND ROW: B. Moore, B. Disney, P. Goranhson, E. Spies, G. Moore, R. Genzoli, D. Preszler, J. Hobbs, R. Machado, K. Hill. THIRD ROW: D. Wirnmer, G. Devine, D. Skiffinglon, D. Barnes, M. Slorm, V. Pulsipher, W. Johnson, R. Frink W. Engel, G. Tilden. i -.4lh..f 'H' 353 gif. 'Z Srwfi Games Commiflee-KNEELING, Ieff lo righl: G. Frank, D. Havercroff, R. McEwan, B, Didrilzsen. STANDING: Mr arf winners Hansen, advisorg J, Lambfon, D. Suico, B. Sproge. Rall SEC OND ROW: S. Sfribley, J. Archer, S. Berfa, M. Weqener, B. Willis, N. Fisher, P. Lees, A. Larson, M. Bean, C. Campos y Comrniffee-FIRST ROW, lefr lo righf: J. Bean, M. Kimball, S. Jennings, J. Keyes, A. King, S. Cox, San Lorenzo l-liglw School enlered lne annual Sclwolaslic Awards Exnibilion presenled al llwe Emporium, placing Qixllw oul ol 7I mclwools 'n norllnern California. Dwiglil Woodlield and Barry Slullz' enlrice wil be iorwardeo oy llne regional co-sponsors lo Carnegie lnslilule lor nalional iudging, Woodfield placed among llfie liiqlnegl in worllwern Caliiorria. ' 4 , The arf winners are 8. Sfulfz, D. Woodfield C. Brolherlon, M 0 Adams F. Allen, J Rowen, T. Miller. ,,.- ii A , i A s. '-L 'W . V uv Thus CONFEDERATE ns a record oT The hopes dreams Trnumphs and dnsasTers oT The San Lorenzo Hugh School The year oT I954 55 IT as a parT1al reporT oT The an class aTTer school and week end acTuv1Tues oT 2200 Teen agers and some I50 men and women who may be gardeners or caTeTerua workers or admlnls TraTors or oThce workers or bus drnvers or Teach ers or cusToduans These sTudenTs and adulTs lava un and around The commumTy oT San Lorenzo They or Thenr Tamulles pay renT buy cloThes cars gasoline lewelry Tlowers Tood and go To docTors and hospuTals In oTher words They are The communlTy They are The reason The merchanTs are here They are The people who buy Trom The merchanTs And Thus CONFEDERATE recognnzes The reTurn Trom The merchanTs IH The adverhse menTs whuch Tollow and whnch show some of These sTudenTs in some oT The business houses oT adverTisers. The school communiTy supporTs The merchanTs - The merchanTs supporT The school communiTy. b The I955 CONFEDERATE acknowledges wiTh graTiTude The Tinancial supporT of The ad- verTisers and IT oTTers Them in reTurn a book which will be read by hundreds oT people Tor many many years. 5 KAY SALUTES THE GRADUATES OE '55 May you find Hwe key +0 success ITS OK. TO OWE KAY Coed To Ccasi Eooflwdl Boulevard and BV Sfreef, Hayward LUcerne 2'96I2 DR.J.A. FOX, D.C. I+Ai BQNNMAWS :df GET WELL CAMERASMPHOTOSUPPLIES X-RffvEfdmMfM Co or TEerapy PFXWH Tfcfaf w fm FREE Hfwf-f1-If Mhtfmfnif H GSI ,wc mg f Genre Ad7us+me'+', Pe-duddg BOWMAN'S CAMERA STORE PPWAFL 5M GCACIMNDM Phone LUCGFPE 1531? BRQWPYHQ 6-218: 1082 B S+ree+ Hayward Cawsrnff 20649 EAST 14TH HAYVJAPD JULIA'S l57l Easl I4+Iw H9043 Via Arriba Pe-for Shopping Cenlef San Lorenzo San Leanoro JETlerson 7-SOIO LOckImyen 9-5434 INOMENS FASHION APPAREL Aceesiorles ano Llnqerle Malce Julla S your lweaoquarlers for flme lalesl in Taslmioni OUALITY FOOTWEAR is Ilwe byword al THE BOOT SHOP Tlwe mosl popular slyles In such famous brands as Weslporf, Teenage by Busler Brown, Pedwin, Roblee, and ollwers Phone LUcerne I-I I5O O68 'B' Slreel Hayward, Calif. Local and one way LEWIS TRAILER RENTAL Cernenl Ivllxers and Miscellaneous Tools BR 6-3080 l574O I-lesperlan Blvd. San Lorenzo, Calif. A. R. DANKWORTH, INC. i4l4 Wesl Seyenllw SIree+ l2b Pos? Slreel Liz Anoelei I7 San Frangiggg 9 fx . . Oofnnnencerrew Inyrlallari Correi' Per-.ora Caros C ub Pre o Meoals FAMOUS' IEIERPP-JONES CLASS RINGS SAN LORENZO MUSIC CENTER Jiirferson 7-3020 33I Paseo Grande San Lorenzo, Can. Musical Ins+rumen+s 0 Records o She-ei Music o Dance Smdio insrrumenfal Lessons on all Band and Orclwesfra lnsfrumenfs Experienced lnsirucfors 0 Class and Privafe Lessons PEOPLES DRUG STORES MERVYN S sr pi Tne nn mpefe oeperfnne f + re oefweer Q La 1 nc: San Jo e wne mei fs 'ic Cari , F, 1 were qu'r'rne's+ar ,soo e MERVYNS so ELqin 'f446c 1 ,, ff 1,1 1 LS '- 6 Viz: T 'L S6 CVS' in! FRANK'S BODY SHOP BRowninq 6-4464 706 Lewellinq Blvd. ' San Lorenzo, Calif. Cuslornizing Body, Fender, and Engine Work Guaranle-ed Salislaclion We Pride Qurselves on Safislied Cusfomers Prices fo Suir Every Pockefbook JUMBO DONUTS I5774 l-lesperian ' BRowning 62934 San Lorenzo, California VILLAGE SEWING MACHINE SHOP Francliised Necclii-Elna Dealer Mayfair Slore 0 San Lorenzo Bllowning 6-4l40 Sales ' Service ' Renfals ' Sewing Needs Bullonluoles, Covered Buflons, Buckles, Bells Advance Pafferns 0 S 81 l-l Green Sfamps VAN'S SAN LORENZO BAKERY Cakes ' Paalries ' Bread 370 Via Mercado Bl?oz-.ning 6-4505 SAN LORENZO BUILDING SUPPLY Building lvlalerials Lumber ' Doors ' Plywood Cernenl ' Briclc ' Sand ' Pipe Redwood Fencing ' Painf Mouldings ' Hardware ' Tools BRowning 6-5205 I57l5 Hesperian Blvd. San Lorenzo, California COLBY RALL MANUFACTURING COMPANY Amlem Awards Complimerns of Swealers and Jaclcefs Team Equfpmenf FRUEHAUF TRAILER COMPANY is: on S+. - Underhill 3.2533 BOY Aiea Branch FGCTOW 85O492nd Avenue, Oakland, Calif. San Francisco 3, California Waller R. Pavela, Manager LQclcl1aven 9-3333 WORLDS LARGEST BUILDER OE TRUCIQTRAILERS For Ilie linesl in flowers THE HUDDLE THE LEWELLING FLOWER SHOP For Ilwe besl' I-IAMBURGERS in Town Qgfi-S . pof PIGMS Mabel and Jaclc Slwirnan Huslle over lo The Huddle 736 Lewelling Blvd,,SaV1 Lorenzo, California Lewelling Boulevard San Lorenzo ELoin I-0834 Knfww yww Jewe er Trmi your Jewder Buy MTH fjcmfldenre af AYWARD EWELERS O65 B Shoe-T ' Hayward, CGW LUCerme I -2 I44 CONGRATULATIONS FROM SAN LEANDRO OPTICAL COMPANY Disgzcnzirq Opficians Ed Draqo Io32 Easf I4+I1Sfree+ LOclcIiaven 8-8I93 San Leandro, Calif. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OE 55 GRUTMAN'S MEN'S AND BOYS' STORES 345 Paseo Grande San Lorenzo. Calif. EL I-IOZO Your Friend IRV GRUTMAN llvlanagerl .290 Q CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OE '55 E . R . A B R O TT Plumbing o I-Ieafing LUcerne I-5I6I 808 A Sfreef Hayward, Calif. WISHINO YOU SUCCESS From ROLLARENA SKATING RINK BR 6-2340 I572I EasI'I4I'I1Sfreef San Leandro, Calif. LOUIS STORES and MARTIN MEATS The Home ol Low Prices and Smiling Service I-ligI1esIQuali+yin MEATS o FRUITS Q VEGETABLES OROCERIES IIJOSI Via Arriba San Lorenzo, Calif. B E ST D R U G Robinson 81 Son, Drugqisle PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 89 Boclcman Road LUcerne 2.4565 San Lorenzo. Calif. CONGRATULATIONS from THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA Hayward, California BRowming 6-l6OO Admirimg Hue sale-cficm ofrings ar DAVIDSON 3, LICI-IT, Jewelers 986 BM Srreef - Hayward, California are Jarie+ Padqe++ Dgrig Marciei Francis Freidrriam These iwo San Lorenzo siudenfs find an aiiraclive display oi jewelry awaiiing Them af Office and School Supplies since I907 Gllzlg ' GREETING CARDS ' BOOKS IO58 B Sireel - LUcerne lA3I39 Lucerne l'0l38 l-layward, California 908 B Slreel l-layward, California J . Cornplimenfs oi Success and happiness +o lhe qraduales of '55 MANQR AUTOMOTIVE SERWCE STAR DRIVE-IN I4995 Farnsworlh Slreel' San Lorenzo, California Virgil V. Val, Manager 714 Lewelling Blvd. Paul McGee ELgin I-24IO Banquel Room San Lorenzo, California GROSJEAN'S STATIONERY AND PRINTERS Pormble Typewrilere - Luggage School and Arl Supplies Leflerpress and Ofisel Prinfing Dralfing Equiprnenr Norcross Greerinq Cards Eesf I4+li Sfreer al Le-welling Boulevard INexI Io Karl's Drive-Inl BRowning 6-3027 Congmiulalions Io Ilie Class ol '55 405 Paseo Gian P X MARKET i V- s. D oe sn' inf 1 our Conqralulaiions Io you ol l955 EARLEEN'S BEAUTY MART Earleen and SIQILI 75938 Hesperian Blvd. Sen Lorenzo, Calilornia DON GILMORE Clwevrolel since I92I New Cars ' New Trucks New Car and Truclc Division Service and Parls Division 645 Wiilkiiws Slreol Used Cars 2I57? Eesl l4II1 SI, I6o6O E515-I I4+Ii SI. LUGCFNC l-57l7 Elgin I-CIQO JENSEN'S Furnirure ' Corpels ' Draperies Qpen Friday evenings R. A. Jensen I6-4 I O I-Iesperian Blvd. JEIIerson 7-9335 San Lorenzo, Calif. A 81 Grand Sfreejrs, Hayward, Camornia :Mb BURKE'S Economy: We Times' in spcrfs wear BIG Grail? ' Cdony Canals ' Ju fOr M155 Korelr of Califorwia ' Cafalina Swlm Wea BURGERS GGUTHEV Swfm Wear ECONOMY SHOP JEHQ-rsov 7-9058 ION? B Sfreef, Hayward, CdU53rmm 1 LTTE? Ccmolwews 9 WASHINGTON MANOR REALTY L- CE 'TV1Q'CL'! Deder Diff E ff ' TWC? 'L' PERKINS MOTORS C 'T A3030 ,R . f T Cai Shy? Hwwilfz C457 D6 C A Q n 'Q' km ' ' ALLAN PORTER ' Jeweler Fine Walclw Repairing l4998 Wesl Avenue l5O San Lorenzo, California BRESSMAN'S Complele Ladies' Ready-lo-Wear lOl8 B Sl., l-layward, Calif. Lllcerne I-6808 Healing ' Venlilalinq ' Air Condilioning Conwplirnenls ol Slneel lvlelal Work ' Slainless Steel KENNETH T. NELSON BOYER SHEET METAL 81 HEATING COMPANY Union Oil Dealer 5Ol Lewelling Boulevard, San Lorenzo, California Business Plnones LU. lf387l - EL. I-4660 Bllowninq 6-9842 390 Boclcrnan Road San Lorenzo, California fa? Lovely Large Orchid Corsaqes . SIBO Flowers for All Occasions A. Giosso, Proorielor 632i Caslro Valley B-vo. ELqin l-7740 Caslro Valley. California The CONEEDERATE slall wishes 'ro express i+s sincere lhanlcs +o: California Aff and Engraving and Lederer, Slreef and Zeus Co., lnc., for lhe line worlc lhaf lhey have done wi+h lhe CONEEDERATE. Our personal lhanlcs go lo Earl Evans of Cal Arr and +o Bob Ozias of L S 81 Z, wi+hou+ whose experienced help, palience and humor lhis bool: would have been lar more dihficull and much less lun. FAIRCHILD STUDIO l.UCerne l 4664 7828 Caslro Valley Blvd Casrro Valley California Professional Pholographers lor lhe CONFEDERATE Come and get it! Corrie, Join +he Fun ol Shopping al GoIdmon's EVERYTHING TO TEMPT A TEEN from SPORTSWEAR to FORMALS Always The New - Always lhe Loolc of Fashion Como, See How Wonderful You Loolc in SMART APPAREL from oilclmwnk Eoolhill and A ' Hayward ' LUcerne 2-65ll Acknowledgements Now lhal our boolc is published and a year ol worlc is finished, 'rhe slall of your l955 Conieredale would lilce ro acknowledge iliose who have given lheir help in malcing our boolc possible. Qur Jrhanlcs go io +he school adminislralion, whose paiienl' undersianding has enabled us lo run srnoorhly rhe pholographing ol lhe senior and class piclures, and who have prov vided us wilh lhe oooorluniiies we needed lo lullill our dulies wilh as liille lrouble as possible. Special 'rhanks go lo our vice principal, Blanche Sullivan, lo The direcror ol slu- deni aclivifiee, Walfer Johnson and fo Mr. Levy ol Fairchild Sludios, whose help has pro- vided piciures ol lhe highesl gualily. 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