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

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1958 volume:

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AWN SLE LOU3 NAL Lv 3lgLE r-7411645 FO1CWO1d Adm11l1St13t1Oll SCHIOIS Featlll es JUIIIOIS Boys Qpolts Sophomol es Clubs F1 eshmen ACt1V1t1Cb Candlda Adveltlsementb aids: Sports fQffffffQ 7 The job of editing a yearbook is most exacting. lt involves the co-ordination of numerous activities, the assigning of a great many time-consuming tasks, and the shouldering of a vast amount of responsibilities. Thanks should be given to the following people through whose combined efforts the job .of editing this yearbook has been made much less difficult-the administration, seniors, classes, sports, features, activities, clubs, candids, advertisement editors, their assistants, and the photography class. I have not only enjoyed being a part of this yearbook but have also found great pleasure in working with these people. Maw 0 O MR. NELS B. NELSON O I '4 This year our senior students are graduating into a world that has also graduated. The people of our planet have entered into a technological age so changed that we can truly say-our world will never be the same again. As rin adult in this new period of time our young people will have to exert their utmost efforts to make decisions that are wise not only in a personal sense but also in regard to the future of our globe and the vast area around it. The commitments that our people will be called on to make in this rapidly changing world will require each individual to have an understanding of science. In a democracy, however, it is also vital that each person be informed regarding the human relations, the social adjustments, and the economic problems of our new age. Analysts in press, radio, and television will both confuse and clarify. It is the sacred duty of a citizen of a democratic nation to know and comprehend the affairs of the community, state, nation and world. It has been the earnest endeavor of each and every teacher and administrator at San Lorenzo High School to prepare our graduates to make the important decisions of this era with confidence, judgement, and knowledge. NELS B. NELSON, Principal VICE PRINCIPAL Mr. Poier DEAN OF BOYS Mr. Taioli BOARD eft to right: Dr. Ramm, Haley, George Philips. OF TRUSTEES Guy Warren, Mr. Taylor, Marlin DEAN OF GIRLS Mrs. Williams STUDENT DIRECTOR Mr. Johnson cada! ' HEAD Parker, A. Anderson, C. Bruner, F. Davis, A. Dunn, R. Flores, C. Heitman, A. Hendricks, R. Hughes, R. Laudenschlag Mizel, R. Moon, A. Nearpass, G. Quinn, J. Raines, F. Troutner, L. Kearney, R. Kerr, R. C ua f-hen Picture Noi Available' V ,. f.,fm.'.-' ..., .,,,,,. mi- -fm. Picfure N 'P Availeb o le HEAD Hancock, L. Cook, A. Doelker, F. Frye, R. Goodale, M. Hansen, J. Lamb, V. Mendenhall, R Nicolaysen, S. Pascoe, P. Schobert, W. Selvera, F. Stevick, A. Thomas, R. Ventosa, D. Whitehead, C. HEAD Harper, J. Anderson, L. Picfure o Available f4fzea Berg, I. Drummond, A. Hansen, J. Johnson, W. Roesler, W. Swan, K. Van Slyke, D. Young, W. dzedaua HEAD Willia Picfure . Na+ Available l 1 mson, J. Dunn, J. Berloff, A. Meder, R. Rogers, E. Schmidt, W. Smith, E. HEAD Irving, R. Brown, F. HEAD Frank J. Beach, B. Brunner, G. Croghan, J. Harms, G. Henderson, G. kennedy, F. Townsend, W. Webb, E. Hansen, M. Hunt, E. Munroe, J. we ' - Hua HEAD Watson, M. Azzano, A. Bristler, E. Delany, J. Dyche, F. Gallo, V. Harp, C. Ovalle, J. Pease, J. Piciure Available A Y x Reinoldson Schwarz, S Walsh, W. Yee Dunn 2 Sedan! Wane I Johnston, P. J0pe,, L. Hilbert, A. Smith, E, JKWSMQ! ' 'PZ HEAD Williams, A. Kemper, P. Lockwood, B. Nordahl, J. Sanders, M. Pierson, N. Zaye' P.Z, HEAD Smith, P. Grimm, E. Borghero, M. Cavanaugh, T. Mermod, J. Parker, R. Scruogs, M Homer, M. T. WW Coleman, B. Marshal, M. I3 We depend on these people to take us home. Let's give them thanks. Front row: Bill, E. J., Donvan, B., Crowl, H., Clarke, H.g Vance, Ray, Johnson, W. A. Jr. These are the people who help keep up our school. Again we say thanks. Left to right: Spann, E. F.g Clure, J., Dalke, ,l.g Dean, Homer, Cantua, S.g Hackbarth, T., Ca- bral, R., Mormerg Morrison, J. I4 Our wonderful Cafeteria Staff. Many Thanks Front row, left to right: Nissen lVI.g Ashcraft, P., Coonce, L., Nanzer, R.g Crawford, L., Hart ford, E. Second row: Cornelius E., Ferrdina, J., Moor, D., Fogt F.g Lackey, I., Roort, S. Q LEROY AMATE SYLVIA ANDERSON DON ANDRADE DOROTHY ANSELMO JOHN ANTES GENE ANTONUCCI NICK I. H. APODACA BARBARA IEAN ASHCRAFT HILDA ASKLUND I6 JO ANN ADAMS ERNEST ADCOCK GEORGE RICHARD ADKINS MARY LOW ALBERTI DAVE ALEXANDER LINDA ALLEN JAMES BYRON AUTEN FLOYD AYLIN KENNETH JOSEPH JUNIOR BABER BARBARA ANN BACON LINDA LEE BALLEW LE FERN BANE DONALD BARBER LORRENE BARNETT ROSE MARIE BARRETT BONNIE BARTON MITCHELL BASAS MARGARET BAYLISS PATRICIA BEARD CRAIG BENNETT JUNE BETTENCOURT LARRY BOZDECK GLORIA BRADSHAW VALORIE BRALLIER LINDA LEE BRENNAN INDIA BROWN JOYCE BROWN ROBERT BROWN SUE BRUMFIELD LARRY BRUNER ROSE BILLER NANCY BLYMYER SHARON K. BOONE DIANE LEE BORHA LARRY BORGES MIKE BOWERS MAUREEN G. BRUMM JANET BRUNO SUE BRYANT BONNIE BRYDEN TOM BULLOCK DARLENE BURACKER JACK E. BURGE CARLA J. BURNSED DELTON CALLAWAY RON CAMARA CLAY CAMERON VICKIE CAMPOS JOHN CANON LONNIE CANON LOWELL CARICO ANDREW CHAPIN MARTY ILONA CHAVEZ DAVE CHRISTENSEN SUSAN MARIE CHURCHILL CHRISTINA CLARK NANCY CLARKE DONALD CLENDENEN SHIRLEY CLUTE BILL COLBORN 20 DICK CARLSON NANCY LEE CARLSON THAD CARTWRIGHT BEN CASTILLO RICHARD CASTILLO KATHYRIN LOUISE CASTOE -ummm - -' f A nr - - I -If M 1.1 fffyr' f '-':A'Lf fw:-mm.L-:ww fw- Ninn WILLIAM COLLIER FRED CONGDON SHEILA CONNOLLY KATHY CONNORS LYNDA .IOYCE COONEY GARY COOPER SHERRY CORHAN VIRGINIA CORIELL DAVID CORREA PETER COVELLO NANCY COWAN MARILYN CRAIG NANCY CRANDALL RUEBEN CREWS JAMES CROMEENES MEL DAUGHTERS GRACE DAVIS MARTIN DAVIS JACK RONALD DAVIS DONNA DEANGELO DORIS DELONG RONALD DEMELLO STAN DETHERAGE DIANA DIAS MILLICENT CROOKS LYLE CROUSE MICHAEL CURVAS MARILYN CURNOW KATHY DAMATO DONNA DARRIGO BYRON DISNEY TOM DOBBINS EPHRAIM DOCKTER RUTH ANN DODGE JOHN DONG ROBERT DONOLOE SANDRA DORNSIF E DAVE DRESNICK KEN DRIGGS BOB DRY DONALD DUGAN VIRGINIA MAY DUTRA GARY C. EATON MARSHA LYNNE EDWARDS HOWARD EHRET 23 GLORIA ANN FERRO SAUNDRA FIELDS WAYNE FISHER KEITH FONTES MARNA LOUISE FORSETH SAM FOSTER ROSEMARY FRAGA MARY FRANCO PAUL FREITAS MARSHA EMON MARGARET ENGLISH FRAN FAIRBANKS LIN FELLOWS GEORGE FENION VIRGINIA FERGUSON JACK FRENCH CONRAD W. FRETHEIM LOIS JEAN FREY CLAIR FRIESE RICHARD EUGENE FOX GEORGE GARCEZ L1-.z1... W- - 'W-A GARY A. GARNER MIKE D. GARRIGAN ROBERT GEBO JANET GETTMAN JOAN GLASSEY HARRIET GRAY DAVID S. GORDON LOIS GOULTER GAYLN GREER DAVID GRISWOLD DEAN GUNTER BILL D. HAAK BETTY HAFFORD JIM HAGER MARILYN HAMPTON Edffuiff Lies-ilixf JIM HERTL IVIARIAN HICKS SUE HILDRETH MAXINE HILL DEAN HIRONAKA JOYCE HITCHCOCK JUDY HITCHCOCK HELEN HOEFLING SUE HOFF TUCKER HOFFMANN HELEN HOLLIS CROYDON SCOTT HOLIVI PHYLLIS HOLMES NANCY HONSICKOR DIANE HOOPER WALDEAN JAMES JACK JENKINS JAY J ENN INGS ROSEMARIE JOAQUIN JUDITH JOHNS BETTY JOHNSON BETTE B. JOHNSON BEVERLY JOHNSON CAROLYN JOYCE JOHNSON JEANETTE HOPE CLARENCE HOWELL JOY HUCKABY RICHARD HULL JERRY HUNGERF ORD GERALD W. HURST JACQUILYN JOHNSON LINDA LEE JOHNSON PAUL JOHNSON BONNIE R. JONES LYNETTE JONES JO ANN JUNGERS NANCY L. KEEN ANNE CHRISTIANE KISSACK BRENT KISSLING PAT KOCH JIM KOSKI JANICE KUEFFER VILIA LANDAVAZO STEVE LEITE DEANNA LEWIS 29 SHANDRA MADEIROS JEANNE MAHAN SANDRA MAIR CAROLE MALONE WINIFRED MARTIN JEANNETTE MARTINELLI BETTY MARTINEZ MARIA MARTINEZ LYNN MATHISEN PAUL MAYS ROBERT MCALLISTER DOROTHEA MCCLELLAN RUCE EDWARD MCCLOSKEY ROSE MCCULLOUGH BOB McCURDY DEAN McDOUGALL JUDI MCGINNIS RAY MQGINNIS JIM McMAHON EVELYN MCNAMARA BOB MCNEELY MARVIN MCQUON1: DARYL PHILLIP MCWILLIAMS BETTY MILLER 3I ELISA ANN MOECK J ANICE ELAINE MOISIEVE LARRY MOORE KAREN MORGAN JOHN MORTON JOAN MULHERIN STANLEY MULHERIN DON MURRAY RICHARD D. NAYLOR CAROLE JEAN MILLER KAY MILLER ELOISE A. MILLS GLADYS MIRANDA KAY MITCHELL BETTY MIYAKI If ffff , fi VALLERIE JO NESS JO ANN NEWLUN MARY NEWMAN PAT NICHOLS SYLVIA NOGLE JOEL NOTTER PEGGY NUNES BOB NUNEZ SANDIE OLIVER RON ORLANDO JOSEPH ORTIZ ROSEMARIE ORTIZ DON OSBORN BETTYJO OSWALD STEVE PACHECO BARBARA PENCE .IUDE PEPPER MARY LYNN PERL GLADYS PEREZ BRUCE PERRY JOYCE MARIE PERRY DENNIS PETERSON DIXIE LEE POPE RONALD POSEY JANET PADGETT PATRICIA PAGE ALVIN PARRISH .IACQUELINE LOLA PATRICK BEVERLY PAVAN r DARLENE PAVAN MIKE POTTS BEVERLY POWELL BILL PROEGER PAUL PRUDLER ROLLAND PRUNER ELVIN RAGSDALE JANET ARLINE RANDALL GARY RANSOM WINONA RAPP SANDY REBALKIN DENNIS REEDER JIM REGAS PATRICIA REILLY JEAN ROBERTS CAROL LEE ROBERTSEN Lf BETTY J. ROSE MARY JANE RUIZ FRANK RUTH LANNY W. SAILORS JAMES FARRAND SALLY GEORGE SALMON DANNY SCHMECK ROSEMARY SCOTT DAVID JACK SEARLE CAROLE ROBISON SHARON ROBLYER DEANNA RODRIGUEZ EVANGELINE RODRIGUEZ KENNETH ROGERS ANITA ROQUE MARTHA SHANE WAYNE A. SIEGFRIED RICHARD SILVA LINDA SIMKIN MARSHA SIMMS BILL SINOR LINDA SLOTHOWER ED SMITH HAL SMITH HAROLD SOUZA CHARLES SPARKS ROGER STACK GENNY STANCER .IERRI STANLEY ADRIENNE STEIN LORETTA TAVARES COLLEEN TAYLOR DONNA TAYLOR DANIEL TEVES DICK TIETSORT SHIRLEY TOFTE JUDY TORRE CAROLYN TRASK JOHN TROCHE DAN W. STEWART DANIEL R. STEWART VERNON STOCKER DONNA STUTLER GLORIA ANN STUTT DANNY SULLIVAN JIM TRUBLOOD ALEX TURNER HAROLD VALENCIA MELINDA VAN RIESEN RONNIE W. VARGAS JAMES VASTINE l 'uk JOANNE VEGAS JOSEPH VIZCAINO BOB WACHTLER RON WADE CHARLES WILLIAM WALKER JERRY L. WALKER BUTCH WARMINGTON ROBERT WALTER CHARLENE WEGENER 39 JUDY WILLIS JAMES WILMARTH CHUCK M. WIMMERMARK STAN WISE GLEN WISEMAN DAVID WITHROW JEROME M. WITT BILL WOLFE MARILYN WOLFE 40 EVERETT WEINREB RICH WESTERFIELD WILONA FAY WHARTON EVERETT WILLIAMS JIM WILLIAMS BONNIE WILLS PAT WOOD USAN ELIZABETH WOODWARD ELIZABETH WORTHY LOUIE WRIGHT RONNIE WRIGHT PAUL YARBOROUGH KEN YOUNG LAWRENCE YOUNG MARY YOUNG MARGE ZARBACK Z E A 3 2 i K w 33 N Y 5 N 1 K: Y Q s 4 ,Q S N 1 Fun in the snow Receiving service, c tee pen What are you thinkmv eachfa MRS. MOON Head Counselor GREETINGS TO THE GRADUATING SENIORS Senior Counselors have been privileged to share with you of the graduating class your problems, plans, hopes, and aspirations, during your years at San Lorenzo High. Because of this personal relation- ship and unique interest, we cannot help experiencing a genuine sense of loss in the severing of this friendly, day to day association. However, our constant endeavor has been to guide, encourage, and promote your maturity into young men and women who are capable of' taking your places as intelligent, well adjusted, and contributing members of our adult society. We trust that you are now ready for this new challenge. It is not with sadness, then, that we see you depart, but rather with sincere confidence in you, and with best wishes for your future. MRS. LAUDENSCHLAGER MRS. PARKER MR. FLORES GREETINGS FROM THE SENIOR COUNCIL Because of the many activities which the seniors undertake during their senior year, they have organized a class government. This government is composed of elected officers and five committees. The elected officers are the president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer. The heads of the committees are appointed by the officers. The members of the committees are elected from each of the senior social studies classes. The following committees are responsible for the success of the graduating class of '58. The senior show committee, the baccalaure- ate committee, the picnic and breakfast committee, announcement and will committee, and cap and gown, gift and hat committee. The duties of these committees are many. The activities of the previously mentioned committees are subject to the approval of the Senior Council which is composed of the heads of the various committees and the elected officers. Also, the Council considers any special matters which come before the Senior class. Thus, through the co-ordination of the seniors by the Senior Council and its related committees, the class govern- ment runs smoothly and makes the senior year a memorable experience. JIM REGAS President DON ANDRADE .IEANETTE MARTINELLI Vice President SHEILA CONNOLLY Treasurer Secretary endow Shiela Connolly Tuccer Hoffmann Mr. Johnson fadvisorj Howard Ehret Richard Naylor Mikki Adams Helen Hoefling Breakfast and Picnic Janet Padgett Carol Robison Barbara Bacon Lynn Mathisen Jenny Stancer Rich Westerfield Richard Naylor J annettee Hope Pat Reilly Stan Wise Committee Will and Announcements Committee Daryl McWilliams Virginia Dutra Helen Hoefling Carol Robison Miss Swan faflvisorj Lin Fellows Jackie Johnson Sue Hildreth Dottie McClellan Cap, Gown, Gift and Hat Committee Pat Reilly Gerald Hurst Gloria Stutt Howard Ehret Margaret English Kathy Demato Mr. Young fadvisorj dncil Baccalaureate Committee Marty Chavez Betty Jo Oswald Joy Huckaby Linda Slothower Jo Ann Jungers Waldean James Betty Johnson Ruth Dodge Rich Castillo Jack Jenkins Mrs. Drummond fadvisorj Tuccer Hoffmann Ken Young I Gerald Hurst Gary Garner Jackie Johnson Jo Ann Jungers Jeanette Martinelli Jeanette Hope Jim Regas -..Wlt....,, 1 , , Q X ,, K .1 i? K A? is ,sw A 1 Tl X K5 ,, is 75 A fi, is fs? , 'se Sli fs! gf Q li ik 5!! ear AQ in si ns :ff ,Q Eg 12 54 3? S I ,,, ,, ,.,. ..., . ., A, V.,VY Yiklfi-MMV V K V , .K ,, , b,,,.,,kk W, A. AAV, YmgA,:m,,, , .. , . I 2606 The seniors of 1958 put the first senior show of its kind on in the history of San Lorenzo High School. The showis title was '4On the Nosef' It had a cast of 18 main characters and a dancing and singing chorus. The plot was based on the many attempts of J. Forbes Robinson, President of Robin- son Rockets, Railroads, Robots, and Electric Yoyos, etc., to persuade Ben Simpson to sell his toy shop and designs. lVlr. Robinson felt that if he could obtain these designs and the land Ben's shop was on, he could make a great profit in the toy making industry. Ben Simpson, besides owning and running his toy shop, operated a shoulder holster making business, which he ran so that he could afford to put his daughter through college. He made the holsters for the local gangsters of New York. Ben made the holsters, and I L L I l 2 r 5 4 l ! i. l i I 1 x i 3 his sister, Emma, collected the money. As the story progresses, Ben Simpson con- tinues with his set idea of not selling the toy shop, and Mr. Robinson, who falls in love with Ben,s daughter, finally gives in to Ben's idea that it is better to make children happy than to make a big profit. The Senior show was a two-act musical comedy. It ran three performances and was enjoyed by all who saw it. The comedy was written by Mr. James Dunn, the drama advisor for the show. It featured many colorful dancing numbers, choreographed by Sandy Dornsife, and a wide variety of songs, by the actors and the singing chorus, led by Mr. Richard Meder. The head advisor for the show was Mr. Charles Whithead, with Mikki Adams, gen- eral chairman, and Gary Garner, co-chair- man. lm-fd, ,frmwe-his ai ww will aww kgrmwyagk AM .,,, twgt, A iw v 6 Mfr 52, J 'jg 'ss Jimi 5 A M 53 Queen Candidates-From left to right: Jeanne Mahan, Boys' Leagueg Betty Milton, G.A.A.g Janet Gettman, Service Committee, and Dianne Asklund, Students' Speakers. Miss Student Body, Loretta Travares, was crowned by Student Body President George Salmon, at the Coronation Ball on the night of October 18. Attendant, Betty Milton, and Judi McGinnis, were presented with bouquets of flowers. This was the climax of several weeks of campaigning by the candidates, each sponsored by a school club. The dance originated five years ago to promote the sale of student body cards. Each student body card holder was entitled to one vote for the candidate of his choice. , Q K r .r.-.'. I Queen Candidates-from left to right: Judi McGinnis, Megaphoneg Charlene Wegenger, Boys' IlEeagE1:TgbLynn Matlnesen, Spanish Cluhg Sue Hildreth, Triple T Club, and Loretta Travares, ey u. w -1.a1'-S-I-Mivfw' ff Attendant BETTY MILTON Attendant JUDI McGINN IS Student Body Queen LORRETA TAVARES 55 SOPHOMORE HOP The theme was Moonlight Mood. The beautiful park decorations provided a romantic atmosphere, carried through by the songs of the Esquires from Arroyo High. The mood music was played by the school band, making this dance authentic. Do-nut holes and punch were the refreshments that added to the finishing touches. The chairmen were: Joan Stewart, General Chair- man, Sharon Cline, Refreshments and Publicity Chairmang Marilyn Cox, Decorationsg Kimi Miller, Financeg Diane Asklund, Entertainment, and Dorothy Garrido, Hostess. l JUNIOR PROM This year's Junior Prom, An Affair to Rememberf, was one of the ubest ever. The Juniors danced in the romantic setting of a French outdoor park to the dreamy music of Larry Cabralis five-piece combo. The delicious punch and dainty hors d'oeuvres were enjoyed by all in the relaxing atmosphere of a Parisian sidewalk cafe. Credit for the beautiful decorations, including the low- ered ceiling, a first for a Junior Prom, goes to Anita Aragon, Chairman of this committee. Betty Milton was responsible for obtaining the band, and Dr. Zarro, a hypnotist, for entertainment. In charge of refreshments was Karn Marchesi, while Faythe Oistad saw to it that the cloak room was properly run. Behind the scenesg but none- theless hard at work, were Elaine Ariza, who is probably still trying to balance the budget, Janeane Roberts, who worked very hard on publicizing the dance and promoting the sale of the tickets, and LaWanda New, whose commit- tee did a beautiful job on designing the bids. For the two hundred couples who attended the dance, as well as the ucoketailw parties before and perhaps went out to dine and dance afterwards, it was a wonderful eve- ning and truly 4'An Affair to Rememberf' Star Dust was held December 6 and was sponsored by the Spanish and German SADIE HAWKINS, DANCE The Sadie Hawkins' Dance, held each year, gives the girl a chance to grab her guy. Most im- portant feature. of this dance is Marryin' Sam, portrayed by Mr. Ander- son. The dance was held November 8, and was sponsored by the C.S.F. and Triple T. clubs. 1 w 9 l l w W 1 pg- if W 5? A 255' fs Freshman Tea Chairmen-Left to right' Jeanne Mahan Decoration B ' ' ' ' . - , ' tt M k I t - Gladys Miranda, Entertainment. si e y lya 1, nvl ations' F RESHMAN TEA The Freshman Tea, an annual affair sponsored by the Girls' League, was held on September 25, in the Girls' Gym. Each girl was given a 6'Big Sisteri' who escorted her to the tea. In this way the Freshman girls became better acquainted with the upperclassmen and San Lorenzo High School. Junior and Senior girls were dressed for this occasion in their Sunday best. Entertainment was provided while all enjoyed refreshments. This tea welcomed the Freshman girls and, as always, promoted a warm feeling of friendship which the girls would remember through their next three years at San Lorenzo High School. I 1 -lr 5-TX . Y' RESHMEN TE-A afiil ,zz 3 ff - .zHl,.4 . di ct wi lj V .... - ig, .I ,,1... L!! U14 4 J H U., W' .K 1,24 L.. 1. M., ...lilly v,,4.I. .I,.IlL, 5hi1,,f-Aja lr, -., ,Q ' 60 i l W TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON Teahouse of the August Moon, written by John Patrick, was presented by San Lorenzo's finest, with true oriental costumes and scenery. The cast included, among others, Elvin Ragsdale as Sakini, Ken Driggs as Colonel Wainwright Purdy III, Harold Smith as Captain Fisby, and Diane Brizzalara as Lotus Blossom. The talent displayed by these and the rest of the cast was overwhelming. They should be applauded and reap- plauded many times. Congratulations are in order for all those who participated in this great and unforget- table production. -- f nm rpms-1 :H - 1 IN QV., A cd The high spirited rallies at San Lorenzo are put on by members of the rally committee, the Yell Leaders, and Pom Pom girls. They perform skits, teach new songs and yells and introduce the players. They are put on every week during football season and are given eight times during basketball season, both lunch periods. All this is done to promote more school spirit, to get more students to attend the games and to put fight into the players. The yelling and singing that comes out of lVI-3 during these rallies prove to the players that the student body is behind them all the way, win or lose. X xg be . : -in K - 9 x' -.Q .X E Z .fl-..l, ,.-,jrf . - 1 5 A l w 2 3 1 4 If .5 i Y i 2 y -. x 4 F I N , 1 M1 E .lllln -O ' I I ,. .. 'fi Q 1 X it mai H , M .Q , I Q 1 ti P iii 0 x W . it - 1, N ggi my i X xi I I i Left to right: R. Fox, Mr. xX I' , .. me Qi, M .ggi til 55 W K 51 ,sr 1 'Q . . ag W ' , Pt F S if .r pn ga F. Doolker, C. Malone. sg., 499 if 15555, . ..,, gf aff' F fi -s f Xt 6 ....: .x. - :xiii -5 ' .tigx au 2.55.55-... Q - ef 5,-,f W.. V miie, . E? Zaafedmdle 51404 Left to right: D. Christensen, S. Carter, R. Ragsdale, S. Lorenz. Middle row, left to right: V. Dutra, S. Leite, L. Barnett, R. Camara, J. Stancer, E. Mills, L. Conney, K. Bennett. These are the Editors. Stl-Qt . . , t. A Y1?2F-.i' .w ager ., , I -.iw .Mg aw 3:32 , 4? rf,-V . at ' :mf?w 1Y1 w if M., W at I ., ' we ..,, of-ir: 'lvl' F S-9 Assistant Editors-Left to right around the table: J. an s, . , . . Q C. Trask, D. Clendenen, W. James, K. Pond and D. J. Vevas E. Adcock, M. Bayliss, K. Connor., D 7 DeAngel0. B. Lovato was absent when pictures were taken. M-1'h14 91.4.5 J 'l' 4 .ri 'W .f , J , 25 , 5 A Q t 5 my '- X W iw , wgga. . isa 'Wi if! e 5' 14 . rs, if 1 C 41 l . b . -. is 'i' V , 'A:, r Q: -..:5mV gif., ,f I , ,....... N.. 1 . .A I .... Riff' Sh k L Ballew J Randall, C Cameron, fp! Q fi H T ab ik' W 5? 1 N .15 Q3 Y QW X , f 'iiittf y f .Q We . QA ry ' x Thanks to these photographers for the fine job 1 done on Confederate pictures. Thanks, also to Mr. 1 Bergloff, photography teacher. We of the Con- feclerate staff sincerely appreciate their coopera- 1 tion. I 4 ' 1 MR. BERGLOFF ' X , M V 2 4 X S l 4 E 3 Tucker Hoffman J im Vastine Dennis Aman Wade RCCVGS ! 1 l Gary Eaton Ron Camara Dick Tietsort Bill Wolfe I ,aim fy -S 4315 AAA. 3551 9 wwf 1-r ff-2, ix 'Xn.,k 'sf 1 ,L 8' mf ew, N31 A 2 QMS M MRS. ANDERSON Period 2 First row: Joann Rosea, Mary Narris, Dorothy Baca, Kathy Glover, Esther Smith, Manuela Wallus, Ann Davis, Nancy Harmon, Donna Courtright, Mary Camarillo. Second row: Robert Peace, Charles Beuder, Ronanye Pasmussen, Barbara Hawk, Betty Milton, Sue Scour- keas, Judy Emericy, Lorna McCrumman. Third row: John VanWinkle, Terry Mc- Chesney, Bob Grisword, Verne Wright, Terry Staten, Chuck Brewster, Ron Willis. Fourth row: Henry Cunald, Bill Schmeck, Gary Roberts, Ron Johnson, Charlette Cancel, Darnell Gonzales, Gene Ashmare, Lyneen Harison. MRS. ANDERSON Period 3 First row: Joan Agnew, Eleanor Ruiz, Carolyn Gilbert, Carol Benkaiser, Lehua Young, Judy Brooks, Karen Pond, Car- olyn Krusieke, Sharon Biallier, Elaine Marrugo, Helen Millsap. Second row: Ron Niehols, Martin Pursley, Robert Hudson, Paul McGrath, Dennis Ander- son, Fred Holm, Duane Heniza, Loyal Higby. Third row: Roger Stack, Lon Smith, Joe Cobb, Joe Renda, Ray Braj- kavich, Joe Vierra, Art Armstrong, Karl Mossenger. MRS. ANDERSON Period 6 First row: Bonnie Haimon, Diane Gates, Pat Thompson, Sharon Fitzpatrick, Donna Lyons, Laurel Hester, Ruth Chris- teausen, Marforie Meyers, Tonie Kach- man, Bonnie Akey, Mimmie Soza. Sec- ond row: Bonnie Roseneare, Kathy Brown, Sally Simkins, Ron Meyer, Arual Lewis, Norman Jeffreys, Faithe Aistad, Bill Curry, Mary Schick, Larry Smith, Lynn Johnson. Third row: Al Magorno, Jerry Mills, Gerald Edie, Jim Freeman, Robert Crooks, Jim Nelson, Dennis Maneaugh, Ron Claussen, Ginger Cas- teel, Kathy Bennett, Donna Slater. MRS. ANDERSON Period 7 First row: Caredy Jarchow, Jean Roe, Ruth Garrett, Minerva Hyder, Marilyn Marlar, Melva Durrett, Jeanette Cooney, Sharon Hildreth, Vonda Unter. Second row: Sonya Parker, John Wilkerson, Frank Wells, Henry Hill, Roger Bas- tian, Vern Carey, George Sharpe, Heanne Santiago, Betty Walker. Third row: Bill Ordoins, Robert Alameda, Roy Loh- reugel, Dave Lissor, Huschell Wells, Don Hutcheres, John Meehan, Dick Belle- feuille. MR. DAVIS Period 1 First row: Karen Marchesi, Diane Briz- zolara, Elaine Laput, Karlene Kunzman, Barbara Chod, Denise Robinson, Lori Sullivan, Emma Witte, Sho Otshuki. Second row: Glen Metz, Bill Buderus, Gary Goldsworthy, Wayne Lingenfelter, Allisen Stains, Richard Reynolds, Steve Callaway. Third row: Mark Johnson, Jay Schmitzer, Floyd Newton, Harry Laput, Ronald Staley, Donald Patton, Steven Lewis, Vince Rapolla, Joe Tereul, Terry Young, Eddy Kistler, Jeryl Fry, Ronald Eastwood, Erik Ajorklund, Bill Wesley. MR. DAVIS Period 2 First row: Gary McMahon, Beverly Gallego, Carol Wix, Georgia Roberts, Mary Montgomery, Sandy Funk, Faceda Narro, Jeanne Parker. Second row: Carolyn Jackson, Karen Tommla, Bev- erly Whattam, Juanita Ruiz, Oneita Head, Margaret Brown, Judy Brown, Rita Hayward. Third row: Johnny Wil- liams, Ed Mallibert, Betty Huckaby, Shirley Ann Hildreth, Carol Gail Wilson, Linda Alicea, Elaine Ariza,-Helen Hie- stead. Fourth row: Henry W. Torger- gen, Gary Cody, Jim Burns, Dennis Bontrager, Don Maura, Charles Scarano, Earl Wilhite, Bill Cox. MR. DAVIS Period 4 First row: Bill Todd, Dave Dayton, De- lores Brown, Carolyan Hildreth, Ann Jacobs, Joan Wells, Gail Steele, Don Nichols. Second row: Robert Mont- gomery, Don DeMoto, Tony Barness, Lenny Tarr, Roger Wince, Bob Stanley, Jess Penland, Richard Balthazar. Third row: Larry Martinez, Richard Silva, Melvin Swan, Raymond Hughes, Dennis Tyler, Carl Garcia, Jack Smidth, Lloyd Woods. MR. DAVIS Period 6 First row: June Freeland, Linda Farrar, Bonnie Gilpin, Jackie Cox, Janice Han- shaw, Celeste Baker, Peg Corriea, Carol Tavis, Forrest Mauldin. Second row: Janeane Roberts, Linda Alderson, Fae O'Connor, Ginni Pementell, Carolyn Chamberlin, Lorna Smith, Ann Penning- roth, Martha Landre. MR. DUNN Period 2 First row: Kanani Perkins, Carol Jacob- sen, Dorine Moscucci, Delores Penda, Arlene Martin, Margaret Alvarez, Lynn Gunderson, Joanne Ruth, Betty Morgan, Millie Sepuiveda, Ella Romero, Marlene Kittredge, Norene Laudrum. Second row: Lawrence Saifold, Arlo Ech, Bob Rodrigues, Dennis Tsurui, Mike Silva, Andy Miller, Larry Hughes, Dennis Miller, Regulo Nieto, Frank Warren, Pat Graham, Bill Schuett, Jerry Karpe, Paul Nyland, Ron Martin. MR. DUNN Period 3 First row: Betty Baber, Carol Papen- dorf, Mary Torres, Nancy Celestial, Mar- ilyn Falasca, Marilyn Knock, Carol Sexaver, Judy McCloskey. Second row: Ardith Williams, Ramona Rodrigues, Susan Harvey, Judy Doble, Charlene Silva, Lora Woods, Jackie Herman. Third row: James Gurley, .lim Agnew, Richard Franzell, Russ Mumford, Dale Amlot, J ack Ferris, John Anderberg, Bill Miraglid. Fourth row: Donald Kent, Dan Stott, Henery Sandoval, Bill Bowers, Roger Elliott, Ken Miguel. MR. TROUTNER Period 1 First row: Mary Shelton, Evangelin Galersa, Bertha Perez, Diane Barba, Sharlene Turner, Susan Wier, Marsha Malinez, Susan Lorenz, Crethen Crieme, ,lean Ramos, Sharon Stoicich. Second row: Carol Ventura, Annamae Vernon, Nancy Cole, Carol Seltz, Bob Chandler, Buddy Quinton, Louise Brown, Wayne Cowan, Johnny Hyder, Carl Alves. Third row: Gerry Calica, Veronica, Coelko, Crystal Kenner, Lanti Marquardt, Mich- ael Wollen, Carl Goldman, William Hallinan, Leonard Seeley, Refguio Bauda. MR. TROUTNER Period 3 First row: Ruth Matsumoto, Roselami Rightmire, Sherrie LaMaster, Terry Aman, Pat Mattos, Pat Crone, Carole Balyke, Delores Williams, Sue Davis, Beverely Anderson, Joan Barrera, Carol Vancil. Second row: Pat Rosa, Bud Worrell, Kathy Kovork, Sharon Lay, Elizabeth Hartman, Tony Lopez, Sue Carter, Ronald Drwinga, Merlyn Lou- sten, .lim Corsum, Karl Cerlack. Third row: .lim VanAltena, Paul Johnson, Bon- nie Pearce, Mary Denman, Danny Decker, Don Williamson, Russ Otto, Richard Morrell, Wayne Clary. MR. TROUTNER Period 4- First row: Bennie Rechketsen, Janice Hanson, Betty Willson, Rita Walters, Pat Ford, Sharon West, Betty Hyter, Joyce Antonucci. Second row: Ed Mor- kal, Sheila Chreslenson, Carol Mulherin, Gail Hall, Ann Rodriques, Camille Her- bert, Janice Onstott, Gail Hornday. Third row: Jerry Johnson, Don West, Willard Doudna, Richard Kreugar, Billy Gillespie, Noble Lewis. Fourth row: Larry Carpentier, Harry Kellen, Charle Smith, Gordon Hicks, Norman Palmer, Tom Dalton, John Bacon, Joey Cannella. MR. TROUTNER Period 7 First row: Judy Hartman, Barbara Doud- na, Darlene DeWitt, Mary Page, Pat McLean, Jacquesline Sullivan, Judy Trimble, Delores Suter. Second row: Elizabeth Whittakers, Carol Banden- Burg, Shirley Vernieck, Edna Hall, Lily Fukuda, Patty Fults. Third row: Robert Souza, Angelo Hemandez, Jerry Boeh, Larry Orosco, Wade Reeves, David Thompson, Fred Robertson, Arthur Thompson. Junior Social Studies Y gow Shoah 5 l of i Cheerleaders-Darlene Buracker, Kay Mitchell, Jerri Stanley, Linda Brennan, and Loretta Travares. ' Head J ERRI STANLEY we 4' Leading the Rebel cheers for the '57-'58 season, this energetic group of girls has proved a large factor in the spirit -behind the San Lorenzo teams. Head cheerleader, Jerri Stanley, and her able staff have come up with yells i both original and well loved. i l i i l i 4 Head MARILYN COX f l .l.V. YELL LEADERS Diane Brizzolara 4 Marilyn Cox Karen Marchesi 1 4 ' A' S ' Pom-Pom Girls-Janet Gettman, Nancy Carlson, Donna Taylor, Ruth Dodge Betty Miller .lamce Molseive, Gloria Ferro, Betty Johnson. W Head BETTY MILLER 'Q,,Qf 5 , , fs, Q --. p ,, t ig. i pam- pam ' Seen at all the games and rallies were San Lorenzo's '57-'58 Pom-Pom girls. Betty Miller, head Pom-Pom girl, worked both hard and well to improve our school spirit. A great deal of time and effort was spent after school Working on many new routines and yells. Besides promoting school spirit, these girls added to the enjoyment and excite- ment of all the games. MASCOT One of the main persons to help arouse our spirit was Phil Granados who played Colonel Reb, our mascot. He did much to amuse and entertain spectators and players at the Rebel athletic contests. Mascot PHIL GRANADOS 9, SZ ' E' .n-MV. K-'45 ' 76 , ' -'1f.'fEEl, JIM SALLY STEVE PACHECO JIM VASTINE DICK TIETSORT RON DEMELL0 E ffesm. - , GARY COOPER THAD CARTWRIGHT DAVE SEARLE MIKE THUT BOB DRY ED SMITH JIM MURRAY GENE ANTONUCCI MIKE CUEVAS GENE ASHMORE BILL WOLFE RON WILLIS San San San San San San San VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Lorenzo .,,............. 7 Lorenzo ,......,..,.,... Lorenzo ..........,..,.. Lorenzo ..............,, Lorenzo ..,....,.,,.,... Lorenzo ......,........e Lorenzo ..A.........,..r Bellarmine ,,,,....,.., Armlj o .,.... - St. Elizabeth San Leandro ........ Hayward .,.,,v,....,z,.. Castro Valley Encrnal ...,.,,....,..,., Coaches: Ed Grimm and Paul Smith Q K, ? 3 a 51 22 5 ii 5 gm. 7 Top row: Don Costa, Mike Brisette, Jeff Tilles, Merlyn Lausten, Lee Butler, Rodger Bastian, Jim Raby, Bob Souza, John Hyder, Carl Basinger, Don Grove, Norman Palmer, Chuck Binder, Charles McKee, Don Eastwood. Bottom row: Ollie Sansen, Bill Fields, Larry Martinez, Gary La Crosse, Leo Modesto, Angelo Hernandez, Dave Reed, Bob Castillo, Gene Hitesman. I 41:31 W A ' '65 H -lf 71444-54764 7 San Lorenzo ......... .... 7 Amador .................. 8 San Lorenzo. ........,...... 13 St. Elizabeth ......,... 0 San Lorenzo ....,... ...,. 0 Piedmont .... .....,, 1 8 San Lorenzo, ...........,.,. 14 Arroyo ,.,,, ,,,,,,, 2 5 San Lorenzo .,... , ..,...... 19 Hayward ...... ....... 0 San Lorenzo ................ 25 Castro Valley ........ 6 Encmal .,..........,..... San Lorenzo. .............,. 26 ' 6 Back row, left to right: Mr. Hansen, Bob Searle, Jerry Brown, Tom Heineman, Eddie Day, Don Morrie, Roger Mayers, Doug Burgess, Reid Brown, Ken Bowen, Edwin Buch, Mel Peters, John Hallett, George Atkinson, Ron Ernst, Cary Fross, Darrell Worthy, Mike Callagy, Dave Duge, Paul Mays, Mr. Hillbert. Front row: Mike Hubbard, Mark Martinson, Cary Heck, Bill Fairweather, Art Murphly, Dave Wilson, Roy Thompson, J oe Alfano, Allen Wyndam, Jim Fairwell, Tony Magunetti, Wayne Abbott, Bill Scott, Bob Matherly. TONY BENITES DAN STEWART :Q Second P1309 133 P0Und5 Second Place 145 pounds haf h L JI , h I i F1 -xg, 71 gy A LX K A xx, n x e A . W ' lx 0 , J ' K ,Z RUSS OTTO Third Place 120 pounds BILL COLLIER Second Place 127 pounds ,QU J IM VASTIN E RON DEMELLO JOE ORTIZ CURT MEDIEROS DAVE SHERBOURNE I' 2? Ieflx ,nw f 5 ,J .ms ll' 84fWfM 4. S, 14. ,lf DAN SULLIVAN First Place Heavyweight Z i LARRY OROSCO DAVE REED First Place 103 pounds First Place 120 pounds 85 Bottom row: Curt Medieros, Larry Orosco, Russ Otto, Dave Reed, Bill Collier, Tony Benitos. Top gnu: IEVE Sherbourne, Dan Stewart, Ron DeMel1o, Jim Vastine, Joe Ortiz, Dan Sullivan, Coach mce a o. Boys of different weight classes may participate. Boys with no sight have been world champions. Much like boxing, the wrestler is on his own in the ring. He can blame no one for his mistakes except himself. Wf6Stlll1g calls for strength, speed, skill, endurance, and abides by a strict set of rules made by a committee represented by the N.C.A.A. lf you donlt think it's fun just come down and see for yourself? DICK SILVA DAVE DRESNICK JOHN TROCHE GEORGE SALMON GENE ASHMORE BUTCH WARMINGTON LEROY AMATE wwxity GENE RON ASHMORE WILLIS LEONARD SEELY STEVE PACHECO ROGER BASTINE DICK DAVE SILVA REED WWW mf gi 'TVN EQ? 2? f LZW LF vlirgg f em Q a 4 Y ,'.L ' I Z x El , al A' H, 'f if ww sm 2 5 ' H , ff- y Q Lf U-5 W X- ig 3 I K i ,n,: J gon. K ww . Q' J Muze San San San San San San San San San San Lorenzom ..... Lorenzo Lorenzom .,,., Lorenzo Lorenzo Lorenzo Lorenzo Lorenzo Lorenzo ..,,,,,,,,,,..,. 38 Lorenzo ,v,ee,,..,,.,z., Arroyo .. Hayward ....,., Castro Valley Encinal ,,,.,... San Leandro Arroyo ..... Hayward ,.,... Castro Valley Encinal ........ San Leandro PAUL TERRY 1,i1 Z BUTCH MIKE WARMINGTON THUT I I JERRY SHANKS MARK DENNIS JOHNSON TYLER JIM MURRAY pm 2 Bottom row: Ken Jones, Norm Wilber, Ken Gonzales, Roy Lorhangle, Bob Marquez, Doug Clouse, Rich Douro, Paul Mays, Lou DaSi1via. Top row: Doyle Dial, Chuck Bender, Hidden Person, Al Tanasaw, Norm Jeffries, Ed Malabert, Tom Poindexter, Ken Bauer, Hallet, Dave Duge, Stan Ando, Dan Biers, Meyer, Magnett, Tom Anderson, Larry Fisher. 1 I K 3 1 S 4 7m-sw 2 COACH TONY WINN ? i 2 S H 3 if 5, Sl E l ff! 'J E Top row: Dave Jesus QManagerJ, Dan Woddy, Don Cialaznik, Frank Relva, Jeff Bennett, Howard Minor, Tony Whinn CCoachJ, Bob Searle, Jerry Smith, Gordon Lund, Doral Gilles, Steve Arnknecht, Clinton James. Bottom row: Mark Martinson, Ray Henriquez, Bob Carlson, Dick Quint, Glenn Swing, Don Gilles, Floyd Hawkins. 93 Emu CROSS-COUNTRY SCORES San Lorenzo ,.............. , San Lorenzo .........,...,.. San Lorenzo ................ San Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Lorenzo San Lorenzo ................ San Lorenzo Arroyo .. Richmond Bishop O'Dowd Hayward Berkley -. Ells ........ Richmond Piedmont Bottom row: Dan Christiansen, Ted Herreras Gllle Tengucy B111 Kuder Glen Swing Jim Corsun Middle row: Mr. Mennod, Paul Frietas, Jim Agnew Pete Couello Ron Eastwood Rlch Naylor Tap row: John Bateman, Brian Genco, Gordon Hicks Allen Huckaby Bill Prather Larry Saffold Richard McDonald, Manager. First row: Pete Covekkim, Cordon Hicks, Ken Bowen, Bob Stoker. Second row: .loe Ortiz, Jim Corsun, Bill Kutler, Lary Davis. Third row: Sam Foster, Larry Saffold. Don Costa, Karl Gerlach. Fourth row: Mr. Hilbert. Allen Wyndham, Mike Goldsworth, Paul Freitas. Charles Sparks, Man- ager, Mr. Blermocl. Coach Jack Mermod has his hands full this year with his track teams. Rebel trackmen had an opportunity this season to get into shape with body-conditioning equipment and instruction before their first meet. Included in the numerous events in which they participate, are: pole vault, shot put, discus throw, and the mile. Track is an interesting sport as the turnout of team members has proved. 4. First row: Terry Hensley, Larry Ferrario, Mike Hubbard, Dennis Rodgers, Richard Baucom, John Bateman, Dennis Hicks. Second row: Angelo Hernandez, Richard McDonald, Dave Masse, Bill Prather, Ron Ernst, Jerry Brown, Bob Harvey. Third row: Rueben Crews, Dave Hayashi. Dan Christiansen, Mel Sherbourne, Tim Thompson, Bob Castillo, Charles Sparks, Manager. Front row: Verne Wright, Richard Hull, Dave Jenson, Dick Tietsort, Steve Soren, Pete Jensen, David Lee Wilson. Back row: Larry Anderson CCoachJ, Ed Smith, Jim Landavazo, Dick Bellefuille, Jay Schnitzer, Joe Cannella, Dean McDougall. KNO photo available of Mr. J. Harper, Coach.J TENNIS After the long-awaited completion and opening of our new tennis and handball courts, Coach James Harper was quick to call, '4Anyone for tennis? Speedily, he organized San Lorenzois first tennis team. San Lorenzo welcomes our new Rebel Netmenf' Bottom row: Gary Cooper, Jim Murray, Mike Cuevas, Dave Searle, Dick Tietsort, Thad Cart- wright, Ron DeMello, Bill Wolfe. Top row: Gene Antonucci, Mike Thut, Steve Pacheco, J im Vastine J im Sally, Gene Ashmore, Bob Dry, Ed Smith, Ron Willis. Bottom row: Leroy Amate, Butch Warmington, George Salmon, Dave Dresnick, Dick Silva, Top row Gene Ashmore, Ronnie Wright, John Troche, Don Murray, Sam Foster, Coach Tony Winn. J s 1476- 7d0Zf'g4fZ FP San Lorenzo High is very proud of their All-County Football stars. Bottom row: Jim Vastine and Dan Sullivan. Top row: Don Andrade, John Troche and Sam Foster. 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Block S.L. sponsors such activi- ties as fun-nights, dances, and alumni reunions. S., Donna Darrigo was President. I L ' if Miss Lockwood was the Advisor. K! YZ? .1 45 s tsrr Q , L ii? A 2 Q I GIRLS' GYM TEACHERS n, Miss Lockwood, Miss Kemper, Mrs. Nordahl, Miss Sanders, Miss GIRLS' BLOCK S.L. Tumbling was held in the girls, gym. j ' The girls were taught head stands, ff hand stands and pyramids. Q ' f'si' sf K? s ' . ,, , V 2 . ,. .f,- , , f - 4 A ' if , V - X i, wwf ' WM A .Legg gf H gas f W asf f if ,QW 'fr - 1 153 -k-- . K W.W,7 ,g,, A w,igi5M,,w,,q, Judy Crouse was the Manager. Q - sf ' , l X f ' Miss Sanders was the Advisor. - A -,wi-Usv.Aw fff+f'-'M A' ie'i' 1'-if 'f M, lrsir' p .f.i E K ,. ,M 2 5, -r ga .H - ,. A large group of girls turned out for this sport. They learned new hints on pitching the ball and holding the bat. Betty Hyder was the Manager. Miss Pierson was the Advisor. 2 Basketball was held 1n the Dirls gym. The girls learned the rules and regu- lations of this sport. Sharon Fitzpatrick was the Manager. Miss Sanders was the Advisor. Bowling was held at the Midway Bowl. The girls learned proper stance, proper approach and delivery. They also learned how to keep score. Kathy Bennett was the Manager. Miss Pierson was the Advisor. gawkhq Volleyball was held in the Girls' Gym. The girls were taught the fundamentals of the sport. Jean Ramos was the Mana er g . Miss Kemper was the Advisor. POT ' SHOWN tl It ru ,J 5 4 Badminton, one of the most popular sports, was held in the Girls, Gym. There was a large turnout for this sport. Jean Ramos was the Manager. Miss Kemper was the Advisor. Nor do' W f7:T Skating was held at the Rollarene again this year. Skating instructions were given to all the girls. ,loan Stewart was the Manager. Miss Williams was the Advisor. Tennis was held at the San Lorenzo Tennis Courts. The girls were taught the fundamentals of the sport. Elizabeth Hartman was the Manager. Miss Sanders and Miss Lockwood were the Adv1sors S E 'fennel This sport was held at the Hayward Plunge. The girls learned the different strokes of swimming. Sandy Hayden was the Manager. Miss Lockwood, Miss Pierson, Miss Sanders were the Advisors. Our new tennis courts ! SMWWW MR. DUNN Period 5 First row: Denise MacGregor, Carolyn Hubbell, Nancy Tanabe, Sue Aitken, Sherry Johnson, Marilyn Cox, Sue Adel- man. Second row: Alan Tanisawa, Carina Shepperson, Connie Williams, Vivian Blase, Jean Emery, Carol Mar- tin. Third row: Andy Averill, Don East- wood, Jerry Hicks, ,lim Felix, Roger Myers, Terry Heusley. Fourth row: Tom MacGregor, Norman Ginn, Garry Mathews, Richard Angeli, John Garrney. MR. DUNN Period 7 First row: Kay Edge, Pat Duffy, Millie Casino, .lo Ann Dugan, Raymonda Ed- gerton, Evangeline Garcia, Margaret Frank, Judy Farley. Second row: Faye Parks, Sharon Manroe, Vivien Cienfue- gos, Janice Bateman, Karen Weinmeister, Marriott Newcom, Marlene Davis, Carol Lovell. Third row: George Ataide, Frank Martinez, Richard Douros, Fred Marziano, Bill Robertson, Darrell Wor- thy, Lynn Williams. Fourth row: Steve Albrecht, Richard Watson, Henry Ciri- mele, Larry Fisher, Richard Rollins: Hodie Hallett, Tom Anderson, Glenda Lindsey. MR. HUGHES Period 2 First row: Kathy Gomes, Elizabeth Hos- tetler, Cathy Murray, Nancy Ulke, .loane Stewart, Geraldine Thayer, Sharon Hut- anon, Diane Russo, Pat Mesquita, Mar- cella Devore, Linda Caffey, Shirley Mar- tin. Second row: Carol Ann Kunkle, Gary Hankins, Bill Fairweather, Donald Russell, Walt Spichtig, David Masse, Tom Heineman, Dan Biers, Gary Vierra, Bill Bettencourt. Third row: Beverly Guarino, Bill Sterling, Lee Butler, Gary Foss, Ronald Ernst, .lim Landavazo, Douglas Roberts, Curtis Medeiros. MR. HUGHES Period 3 First row: Joanne Chui, Fredswinda Fumero, Ilene Rowen, Pamela Kiffin, Charlene Goiner, Joyce Donnelsen, San- dra Meyer, Virginia Clark, Marilyn Hay- ban, Sigana Teagarden, Linny Clay- baugh, Nancy Simpson, Jerilynn Philips, Sharon Bolton. Second row: Kay Logs- don, Jane Walter, Loraine Sapeta, Doug- las McKee, Bill Fox, Peter Jensen, Frank Panico, Gerald Tucker, Earl Ham- ner, John Peters, Vernon Vonheeder, Melvin Perry. Third row: Claudia Pre- vost, Kathleen Robinson, Earle Miller, Greg Deuser, Elree Thomas, Joe Alfano, Lyle Bumgarner, Mike Kehoe. MR. HUGHES Period 5 First row: Janice Karow, Nancy Austin, Susan Tevis, Renee Warren, Alice Glide- well, Joan LeBlanc. Second row: Rich ard Johnson, Ray Barajas, Dean Fer- nandes, Harvey Reed, Dick Rauser, Terry Teyeira, Bob Marquez, Ronald Riddell. Third row: Larry Johnson, Jim Ariza, Paul Burgdorf, Douglas Cannon, Dick Miller, Joel Meyers, Bob Hack- barth. MR. HUGHES Period 6 First row: Nellie Keen, Diane Muria, Jewel Bleacher, Arlene Kroecker, Janice Borrego, Audrey Belemessieri, Bruce Berry, Sharon Hawkins, Susan Green, Sandra Larson, Kathryn Kendricks, Judy Brentlinger. Second row: Sharon Puckett, Sharon Moniz, Virginia Berry, Evan Brown, Bob Hill, Bill Bristow, Ken Fadness, Mike Borge, Jeri Contardi. Third row: LeRoy Smith, John Vonhart- mann, Joe Phillips, Kent Ryden, Ron DeSoto, Tom Taboada, Ollie Sanson, David Sherbourne, Les Jones, Art Mur- phy, Bob Ramos. MR. MIZEL Period 1 First row: Carmelita Ortiz, Daina Cham- berlain, Thelma Peters, Karen Barr, Janice Tamagri, Vella McIntosh, Kay Furtado, Jo Ann Cole, Cassie Trum- power, Linda Moscucci, Sandra J archow. Second row: Gary Clarke, Don Bodkin, Joe Pool, Sal Valente, Sam Canaday, Rich Hague, Arnold Hancock, Frank Lersch, Joan Doble. Third row: Robert B. Hansen, Diane Blyseth, Ronald De- long, Bradley Best, Sterling Wong, Leo Modseto, Joe Roswell, Larry Gillespie, William Ken Yamaguchi, Annette Pare- dero. MR. MIZEL Period 2 First row: Daniel Gomez, Jerry Wilson, Pat Pierson, Arlene Stefani, Doretta Lawton, Betty Russell, Ginney McClus- key, Margie Adams. Second row: Ron Penrose, Vic Olsen, Venies Wright, Lin Andrada, Janet Borrego, Diane Ask- lund, Connie McCarthy. Third row: Frank Mason, Bob Lesser, Mike Yocam, Don French, Kit Cole, Tommy Barry, Jim Junette, Billy Craig. Fourth row: Arthur Eale, Ken Gonzales, Anthony Benites, Dave Nishiyama, John Bate- man, Bob T. Hall, Ron Ducan, Ellis! Ryon. MR. MIZEL Period 5 First row: Dianna R. Day, Colleen Cun- ningham, Patricia Gonsalves, Mary Malie, Gail Haynes, Linda Rogers, Susan L. Hafford, Mary H. Banda, Pat Akemon. Second row: Barbara Merritt, Charlotte Ann Wade, Darcy Santos, Janice Silva, Kathy Briggs, Pamela Roberts, Pat Horton, Bill Kinzeg. Third row: Tom Westbrook, Arthur Hiatt. Mike Callagy, Ken Bowen, Charlene Ed- wards, Bob Skiles, Judy Witt, Dave Duge, Patterson Bjorklund, Kenin Brady, Jeff Tilles, Don Costa, Larry Davis, Judie Stefanuto, Bob Matherly, Emery Mount. 4 I I A I l 4 MR. MIZEL Period 7 First row: Claudia Hallmark, Karen Lynn Thurston, Judy Machado, Jeanne Santos, Lola Rose, Elaine Freitas, Doroa thy Horat, Gerald Van Sykle, Jerry Young. Second row: Varney Ann Harri- son, Genny Waller, Muriel Catherum, Phyllis Scuteri, Don Bitney, Juanita Perez, Earl Davis. Third row: Tony Rodriguez, Tony Magnetti, Gene Hires- man, Carl Basinger, Larry Steven Min- nick, Harvey Hammerbeck, Dick Lamph. Fourth row: Lucky Do Loura, Gene Blassingame, Donald Lee Decker, Ralph Tavares, John Bowen, Joe Gannon, Dave Hall, Butch Maciolek. MR. QUINN Period 1 First row: Dave Norris, Margo Mar- tinez, Carolyn Diaz, Angie Chavairia, Donna Morrison, Sharon Coffey, Diane Blanchard, Dona Wilson. Second row: Gary Burkard, Claire Zoderick, Frances Eckstrom, Mollie Cruickshank, Paula Senti, Linda Sansen, Brenda Jameson, Nancy Detherage. Third row: LeRoy Viera, Alan Appelbaum, David Hoag, Jim Baby, Norman Fouch, Douglas For- rer, Jim Ferrell, Al Schnell. Fourth row: Ray Daughters, Ken Jones, Mel Minnick, Bob Hayes, Luther Knock, Louis Da Silva. MR. QUINN Period 3 First row: Barbara Rives, Joyce Hall, Geraldine Smith, Diane Barnes, Norma Jean Addis, Doreen Jones, Connie Wood. Second row: Bernard Deniz, Elvera Coughlin, Sharon Brown, Joyce Avelar, Shirley Tavares, Linda Styles, Carol Ralbert. Third row: Jeff Suseoff, Mike Cavalieri, Don Hartman, Walt Cavaness, Tony Rucco, Mike Billalon, Stan Young. MR. QUINN Period 6 First row: Claudia Nunemann, Paulene King, Marcene Mederos, Dave Blackman, Sandra Bakke, La Troy Scott. Second row: Ruth Gilbert, Bunny Ittner, Shir- ley Garcia, Carole Blymyer, Gloria Mc- Clellan, Pat Hill, Martha Morgan, Car- olyn Menitt. Third row: Dave Reed, Charlie Owen, Rich McDonald, ,lim Wil- liams, Bill O,Sul.livan, Bill Madeiros, Sharon Youngblood. Fourth row: Jim Smith, .lim Meyers, Bill Fogle, Ricky Borelis, Doug Clouse, Mike Brissette, Bob Stoker. MR. QUINN Period 7 First row: Kim Miller, Sharon Ann Cline, Pat Geddes, Jerry Alderson, Marilyn Briggs, Alice Szarleta, Barbara Milroy, Winifred Titus, Judie Naruo. Second row: Barbara Gant, Nancy Marsh, Marsha Ambrose, ,lan Petrie, Dorothea Williams, Sydney Culbertson, Dorothy Crittondon, Nannette Ohlsen, Linda Asplin. Third row: Nick Eckroat, Charles Muccia, George Ecclesfield, Barry L. Giorgis, Doug Knudsen, Bob Carcot, Clair Beaudoin, Bob Trent, Le Roy James, Robert Bacon, Bob Driscoll, Mason W. Thatcher. Sophomore Social Studies Class 5 First row, left to right: Mrs. Hunt, Advisorg Gloria Ferro, Lily Fukuda, Dorothy Anselmo, Joyce Perry, Nancy Carlson, Wilona Wharton. Second row: Carol Robinson, Judy Witt, Pat Thompson, Ruth Christensen, Betty Halford, Betty Miyaki, Sho Otsuki, Gladys Perez, Sharon Fitzpatrick, Ruth Dodge, Toni Sullivan. Keyettes, which is an all-girl club, works primarily in connection with Key Club to help in many school affairs. Requirement for becoming a member of this club is to have a HBV average or better. Some of the Cluh's projects are to provide Christmas toys for needy children, sponsor a tea for new members and many other activities. Front row, left to right: Norma, Vivian Blase, Cathey Murray, Janice Bateman, Vivien Cienfuegos. Back row: Mr. Silvera CAdvisorJ, Gerald Tucker, Mason Thatcher, Don French, Steve Norwich. n.i - 'LL--,-Y-A l ' uuuv.-1 - , Tone, ,yw...N-- . . 1 Swan, 'loud D ' , Shirley . First ww, lejz Ezgmgjgg, Ei 35156 Alle? l,01yc,jrSgl1llE3?Tl10HlaS, Advisor. C0on6Y, Peg . S 'ins iLaI1HY Sal OTS' I - Allison 'U-U i Back TOW- The purpose of the Journalism Club is to encourage further interest in journalism and allied fields. Students who have taken or are now taking journalism or publica- tions are eligible to join. Some of the activities sponsored by journalism are: Coronation Ball, S.A.C.P.A. fdistrict town club I , meetings and awards in spring. 6646 Pictured around the table, left-to right: Carl Goldman, Dennis Mumaugh, Don French, Noel Anklan, Mr. Edgar Bristar fAdvisorJ, Donnell Ferneina, Ernest Accock, John McDonnell, ,lay Schnitzen. Front row, left to right: Bob Matherly, Cary Cooper, Tucker Hoffmann, Jerry Fry, J im Van Altena. Second row: Ron Ernst, Dave Alexander, Jim Regas, Gary Foss, Jim Williams, Richard Hull, Dean McDougall, Howard Ehret, Ron Drwinga, Mr. Anderson 1AdvisorJ, Merlyn Fausten, Gerald Hurst. W The purpose of Key Club is to develop leadership among boys and to serve the school and community. Various activities helpful to the students and the schedules of athletic events are printed and distributed by this club. TUCKER HOFFMANN, President Front row, left to right: Gladys Perez, Sharon Boone, Beverly Pavan, Carla Burnsed, Delores Williams, Lynn Gunderson, Carolyn Diaz, Charlene Goines. Back row: Miss K. Swan iAdvisorJ, Mrs. A. Drummond QAdvisorJ, Kay Edge, Pat Pierson, Sharon Monroe, Trina Caskey, Marjorie Getting acquainted with business opportunities and preparing for office jobs are Buchanan, Mr. lim Harper CAdvisorJ. the main purposes of the Commerce Club. The purpose of this club is to instill and further the interest and understanding of the German people, their country, customs and language-not only among its own membership, but the school and community at large. Seated, left to right: Mr. W. C. Schobert 4AdvisorJ, Elisabeth Hartman 4Vice Presidentl, Allison Stains fPresiclentJ, Gerald Hurst CSecretary-Treasurerl, Ronald Drwinga. Middle row: Bob Matherly, Shirley. Morrish, Carol Martin, Marsha Edwards. Back row: Terry Young, Gary Foss, Gerald Fry, Ronald Ernst, Donald Clendenen, Karl Gerlack, Dennis Mumaufzh. ff-N., ,.x,,,,w,4,-s,.,,,,. , .- - Y- C Y ., .. l.-alfa . ' , 1,au1'C, C HHH - W left to fight: Diane 552:-kia, Shlrley Toite, o Front row, gAdvisorl, Alloc QAdviS01'l. ' WatS0U . ' S Heitman lllibiiison, Diane Gellw, M15 Triple T is a club organized for students interested in the teaching profession. It is a branch of the California Teachers' Association. Films on methods of teaching, speakers and discussions are the interests of students at meetings. The purpose of Spanish Club is to create a better understanding of the Spanish speaking countries. Some of their activities this year were after school sales, school dance, parties and sponsored a queen candidate. Front row, left to right: Mr. Alden Cook fAdvisorD, Arlene Kroecle, Vilia Landavazo, Linda Slochouer, Linda Sprague. Second row: Isaac Juruda, Mary Montgomery, Dorothy Baca, Kathy Kroeckel, Mike Borges, Linda Naylor, Diane Day, Vivien Cienfuegos. Third row: John Canon, Dieter Teschre, Bill Togli, Lonnie Canon, Norman Fouch, Stan Mulherin, Bob Canon, Regulo Nieto, Ricky Borelis, Joe Viscaino, Louie Wright, Gerald Van Syckle. Front row, left to right: Gladys Perez, Betty Hafford, Gloria Ferro, Anita Aragon, Jerry Fry, Carol Martin, Sue Davis. Back row: Cary Cooper, Jay Schnizer, Richard Naylor, Dennis Mamaugh, Allison Stains, Connie Williams, Ron Drwinga. ' 7456 6.5.7, Membership qualifications are based on semester grades and students who have belonged to C.S.F. during four out of six semesters in the last three years of high school, including one semester of their senior year, are eligible to life membership. Front row, left to right: Carol Martin, Mikki Adams, Lyneen Harrison, Betty Haiford, Liz Hatman, Donna Taylor, Sharon Monroe. Standing: Dennis Mumaugh, Ron Ernst, Merlyn Lausten, Gary Foss, Rich Naylor, Ron Drwinga, Gary Cooper, Gerry Frey. Front row, left to right: Ron Ernst, Ron Drwinga, Dieter Teschke, Jim Williams. Middle row: Janice Silva, Beverly Ashley, Sue Blanken- ship, Deana Charyn, Sue Haagensen, Gladys Perez, Lily Fukuda, Liz Hartman, Janice Moisieve, Vickie Campos, Dorothy Anselmo. Back row: Karen Wood, Trena Caskey, Betty Conley, Shirley Briggeman, Nancy Ulke, Vivian Cienfulgos, Carol Silveira, Kathy Stuart, Carina Shepperson, Lyneen Harrison, Judy Witt, Betti Morgan, Carol Robinson, Sharon Fitzpatrick, Mr. Kennedy lAdvisorl. Not pictured: Jeanne Mahan, Donna Taylor, Betty Miyaki, Kit Cole, Noel Anklan, Bill Amundsen, Joan Stuart, Kim Miller, Dennis Memaugh, Jackie Johnson, Evelyn McNamara, Collen Taylor, Shirley Tofte, Marilyn Wolfe, Betty Hafford. Pictured are Wilona Wharton QPresidentJ, Linda John- son QVice Presidentj, Dorothy Anselmo CSec'retaryD, Judy Hitchcock iTreasurerJ, Darlene Buracker, Kay Mitchell, Jerri Stanley, Linda Brennan, Loretta Tavares, Janet Gettman, Donna Taylor, Ruth Dodge, Betty Miller, Janice Moisieve, Gloria Ferro, Betty Johnson, Lin Fellows, Joyce Perry, Carole Benkaiser, Edith Hayes, Pat Calvin, Carolyn Silviera, Kathy Stuart, Valerie Clark, Sherry Grun, Irene DeMello, Yolanda Fuentes, Joan Garcia, Pat Cettes, Diane Blanchard, Sherry Johnson, Sharon Cline, Donna Wilson, Sue Adelmann, Judy Stefanuto, Ramonda Edgerton, Nanette Olson, Nancy Mitchell, Pat Cavea, Betty Marsh, Susan Moisieve, Kay Furtado, Judy Machado, Linda Andrada, Joan Dugen, Pat Mesquita, Millie Cassino, Diane Russo, Faith Oistad, Betsy Wittaker, Diane Brizzolora, Donna Row- land, Geri Kafka, Barbara Neves, Mary Denman, Karen Marchesi, Susan Weir, Judy Naruo, Diane Mura, Nancy Tanabe, Janice Silva, Pam Marsh, Linda Farrer, Sarah Thatcher, Shirley Hildreth, Linda Alicea, Carol Vanden- burg, Judy Witt, Geri Smith, Pat Galvin, Marilyn Marlar, Karen Heilstad, Barbara Cunningham, Genevieve Pimen- tal, Lahua Young, Helen Heistad, Betty Milton, Sandy Funk, Minerva Hyder, Marilyn Cox, Linda Asplin, Ruth lttner, Carolyn Hubble, Carol Martin, Shirley Martin, Miss Pasco fAdvisorJ. Megaphone 1S a club to promote school spirit, plan rallies, and teach future yell leaders and pom pom girls routines, and to form the cheering section. The club holds a banquet annually and sponsors after school sales. ' ' 26442 5.4 Girls who have earned six credits from C.A.A. and who have participated in after- school sports are eligible for Girls' Block S.L. During the year they sponsor an initiation dinner. The day preceding the banquet, the initiates could be seen carrying bricks, as this is part of the initiation. During the year they also sponsor a fun night. Front row, left to right: Evilyn MacNamara, Marilyn Curnon, Lynn Matheson Sharon Fitzpatrick, Shandra Maderas, Darlene Pavon, Betty Morgan. Back row. Margaret Baylis, Moureen Brum, Sandra Hayer, Donna Daxrigo, Carolyn Trask Beverly Pavon. 4 Wd Medical Careers Club, which was formerly called the Nurses' Club, has been enlarged to include all medical fields, and advised by Mrs. Elizabeth Smith. This year's activities included a tour through Fairmont Hospital. Pictured below: Donna Lee Moore, Evelyn McNaman, Sue Sheres, Bonnie Gilpin, Carol Balyk, Vicki Arrigoni, Steven Ream, Dwight Bing, Leroy Locke, Jerry Smith, Judy Witt, Dorthey Crittondon. V . W . ., .. ., ,, , ,, ,. ,. N,-.. .. ,. M.,r-.rr-f...,...,.,r. .,,,,.,,,m..,Ws...v.Wm.M,.M,si,n-WMWWWNWMMMW..,,. .... .,..,..,-f..zmw 2646 5.1, Front row, left to right: Butch Warmington, Mark Johnson, Jerry Fry, Thad Cartwright, Mike Cuevas, Dick Tietsort, Jim Vastine, Dave Searle, Dan Sullivan, Bob Dry, Lenny Seeley, Russ Otto. Second row: Gene Ashmore, Fred Holms, Jim Heagar, Ron Wright, Jim Sally, Jim Murray, Benard Troche, John Hyder, Don Andrade, Dave Withrow, Sam Foster, Gary Cooper, Jim Corsun, Dennis Tyler. Third row: Mike Woolen, Paul Freteas, Gordon Hicks, Bill Cuder, Pet Avello, Paul Pruddler, Ken Driggs, Chuck DeMello, Jens Mauller, Edward Mallihert, Tom Pontdexter, Lloyd Woods, Rodger Bastin, Ronald Willis, Chuck Bruster, Larry Erickson. Boys' Block S.L. is composed of those students who have earned block letters through participation in sports. The only requirements of this all-boys' club are to, hold a student body card and have earned a minimum of one block letter. Its purpose is to promote leadership and friendliness through school activities. 1 x I I W ' 'l MISS BRUN ER Period 1 First row: Carol Morris, Gloria Lyons, Patricia Whitworth, Sue Horton, Bob- bie Gatherum, Kathy Kroeckel, .lerry Meyer, Beatrice Vegas. Second row: Pamela Barnett, Robin Buderus, Anna Larsen, Linda Kozik, Diane Bottorff, Sue Nystrom, Marilyn Lay. Third row: Tom Pierce, Gordon Allen, Pat Ryan, Darryl Souza, Ray Henriques, Melvin Hockaday, Ron Londagin, Konrad De- leersnyder. Fourth row: Richard Stock- ton, Vincent LaReaux, Richard Lopez, Don Cavnar, Dave Hayashi, George At- kinson, Brian Burrell. MISS BRUNER Period 2 First row: Lorraine Kellen, Geri Kafka, Esther Castillo, Carol McAdoo, Barbara Chambers, Josette Decena, Karen Mar- tin, Theresa Altomare, Laurann Adcock. Second row: Diane Slothower, Nancy Huyter, Carolyn Knox, Jean Maryatt, Sharon Gillio, Jim Luzze, Marvin John- son, Roger Coffeen. Third row: Sharon Thomson, Rod Thies, Rufas Perez, Harold Moore, Gary Jones, Bob Street, Don Galaznik, Don Gilles, Bill Hardin. Fourth row: Pat Kelly, Sharon Brawand, Dyanna Wedgewood, Charlene Manning, Charlotte Luttrell, Patricia Scott, Nancy Speed. MISS BRUNER Period 5 First row: Adah Hill, Kathy Levinson, Barbara Aube, Diane Perry, Susan Wad- leigh, Sandra Sutton, Regina Janetzko, Beverly Toole. Second row: Judy Smith, Pat Rebero, Deana Charyn, Sue Eiferle, Sue Ehrlich, Donna Gutierrez, Marilee Almanrode, Susan Hanson, Debra Golds- worthy. Third row: Valarie Clark, Ron- nie Sessions, Roger DeRuig, Dennis Byrnes, Charles Fitzgerald, Mel Sher- bourne, Bob Miller. Fourth row:l Judy Keshishian, Daniel Woody, Lee Roy Rigdon, Dale Sayers, Bill Smith, Robin Dempewolf, Steve Cederburg, Steve Koons, LeRoy Locke. MISS HEITMEN Period 2 First row: Danielle Sullivan, Ida Mad- den, Nellie Pagon, Sandra Elwood, Lil- lian Wahl, Donna Weber, Linda Sprague, Gary Miranda, Mike Kleinschmidt. Sec- ond row: Annalee DeWitt, Carol Ar- nett, Barbara Mayagortia, Pat Toole, Mike Cubillos, Tom Costa, Charles Schurk, Bud Johnson. Third row: Doug Lang, Cary Heck, Steve Kizer, .lim Tomkins, Ron Conte, Loretta Crab- tree, Pat Croney, Kathy Lazer, Jackie Lavin. Fourth row: Dwight Barry, Don Fischer, Jerry Brown, Ray Scroggins, Bill Prather, Gordon Lund, .lohn Ritten- house, Joe Blankenship. MISS HEITMEN Period 3 First row: Roger Ponessa, Kathy Hick- man, Pat Cronin, Linda Medeiros, Carol Sylvester, Kathryn Tavis, Midge Chres- tenson, Bill Keeler, Brad Southworth. Second row: Glen Swing, Nancy Bush, Bonnie Dooley, Virginia Pefley, Kay Powell, Rosemarie Pichichero, Shirley Briggeman, Linda Woods, Wayne Siligo, Ronnie Chace. Third row.' Carole Bruce, Derrell Ferreira, Dave Wilson, Gary Swarz, Gerald Maller, Ron Fernandes, Edwin Buck, Dave Hagen. Fourth row: Don Morris, Kathy Hansen, Kathy Stuart, Carol Silveira, Olivia Brown, Trena Caskey, Irene Merkey, Linda Heckman, Karen Wood. MISS HEITMEN Period 6 First row: Ernie Boyer, Pat Nordin, Linda Caton, Andrea Sylvester, Norma Moller, Brenda Silva, Gerry Duarte, Juanita Martinez. Second row: Yolanda Sterling, Karen Brown, Scott Higgins, John Hallett, Gary Brumfield, Mike Wharton, Henry Coehlo, Don Dawson. Third row: Delbert Loughlin, .I im Fer- guson, Bruce Schlecher, Don Kershner, Bernard Revei, Dave Wells, Larry Ec- clesfield, Herbi Sherrow. Fourth row: Bill Mercer, Dave Fellows, .lim Webb, Eddie Day, ,Ioe Davilla, Henry Kura- moto, Rick Castillo, Al Tavares. MISS HEITMEN Period 7 First row: Nancy Sullivan, Marilyn Johnson, Virginia Sandoff, Penny Lani fear, Linda Naylor, Barbara Bastian, Donna Rowland, Virginia Fernandes. Second row: Jolene Fulkerson, Donna Schram, Ardeth Schellenberg, John Bra- bec, Bill Wardrip, Sue Gray, Ruth Crooks. Third row: Irvin Pearce, Bobby Merritt, Bill Selles, Bob Duffy, John Lovette, lsoac Fukada, Gary King, Saundra Tackett. Fourth row: Warren Hunting, Mel Upton, Richard Statler, Maynard Oistad, Stephen Cary, Dave Cerner, Tom Quinn. MR. HENDRICKS Period 1 First row: Juanita Melrose, Ona Wilson, Marjoris Thorp, Gale Thompson, Kathy Marlar, Lorell Edward, Sharon Amaral, Diana Baker, Pat Phillips, Pat Feusi. Second row: Ed Collier, Joe Ratto, Rick Statler, Lee Carpenter, Paul Hanshaw, Gary Gillam, Tom Esteves, Tim Braa- ten, Dennis Volz, Bill- Vinson. Third row: Mickey Maselli, Tom Miller, Ed- die Cornejo, Ruth Otterson, Di Anne Graziani, Ginny Velasquez, Cinniel Lal- lone, Pat McDaniel, Nancy Clark, Bea Cummings, Judy Lobree, Dave Wilson, Jim McCrummen. MR. HENDRICKS Period 2 First row: Gordon Schaufel, Mike Ring- wood, Charles Kray, Frank Kurtz, Neil Lester, Myra Alfonso, Sue Haagensen, Sandy Ellison, Betty Conley. Second row: Jerry Stever, Elizabeth Gibbons, Marilea Gordon, Karen Feliciano, Lor- riane Walden, Diane Bagnes, Jo Anne Heilhorn, Erie Dembkowski, Diana Sum- ner. Third row: Beverly Ashley, Roberta Conney, Sue Blakenship, Nancy Mit- chell, Shirley Rife, Margaret Brown, Sigrid Ritter, Mike Terry, Jim Nishi- yarna, Steve Armknecht. Fourth row: Gary Cox, Bob Shane, James Peek, Jerry Miramontes, Mike P e t e r s o n, Stephen Norwick, Gregory Hytopoulos, Mel Peters, Steve Comini. MR. HENDRICKS Period 5 First row: Bob Hooper, Liz Ortiz, Mari- lyn Jensen, Kathleen Norris, Jo Anne Kebrdle, Sharon Camper, Irene Stronge, Joyce Swope, Sharon Cabral. Second row: Bob Bashaw, Frank Relva, Wes Merrill, Duane Meyer, Vince Campanile, Marie Boehne, lrend DeMello, Nancy White, Diane Buckley. Third row: Mark Martinson, Joe Huff, Dave Worsham, Tom Young, Bob Gambrel, Jerry Ray- mond, Jim Lynn, Stephen Gartin, Rich- ard Atherton. MR. HENDRICKS Period 7 F irsz row: Phyllis Tamagri, Sharon Klapperick, Carol Korupp, Esther Pache- co, Linda Hall, Marcelina Abeyta, Bev- erly Stapf, Veronica Melin, Carolyn Sou- za, Eileen Reyes. Second row: Joan Car- cia, Sherie Green, Pat Murphy, Beverly Stong, Eileen Casino, Paulette Himenez, Pat Back, Mary Morgado. Third row: Larry Wade, Frank Russell, Charles El- rick, David Jesus, John Clara, LeRoy Thompson, David Edge, Manuel Estacio, Bill Simmons, Harvey Parker. MR. NEARPASS Period 1 First row: Stan Oliver, David Tachera, Bernie Shanklin, Joe Allen, Joanna Breschi, Mary Morkal, Gloria Ramos, Janet Olsiewski, Frank Spurek, Rohert Cannon. Second row: Michael Walsh, Allen Evans, Ronald LaRose, Greg Roe, Mike Furtado, Richard Matney, Denny Rogers, Cliton Van Sickle, Bobby Dock- ter, Timothy Thompson. Third row: Lynn Spurr, Dave Gonzales, Louie Pal- mer, Rex Mendenhall, Johnny Frey, Don Bruno, Dennis Cox, Wayne Paxton, Gary'Sanchez, Lupe Garcia. MR. NEARPASS Period 3 First row: Randy Adams, James Schan- chez, Floyd Hawkins, Carol Becker, Edith Hayes, Peggy Hansen, Geraldine Peters, Rita Sooth. Second row: Trudy Bradfield, Judy Davis, Gerri Crouse, Jean Sikes, June Miellet, Diane Degner, Frances Vasquez, Sharon Laronjo, Con- nie Richards. Third row: William Lester, Richard Fisher, Don Rowand, Gary An- dress, Nick Jungers, William Gifford, John Clark, Sandra Davis, .Janice Terry. MR. N EARPASS Period 5 First rouf: Mike Phillip, Sharon Worth- ington, Sharon Bruner, Doris Aubry, .lo- Ann Brozelton, Gloria Scroggins, .loan Stearns, Sharon Meyer, Charlene Davis. Second row: Sharon Gerry, Pat Galvin, Pat Thierry, Teresa Vaquera, Janice Wallen, Nancy Mann, Colleen O'Conner, Pamela Holler, Hope Hillebrand. Third row: Dan Nunemann, Robert Borges, Paul Mays, Ed Lewis, Susan Moisieve, Susan Scherer, Sandra Judge, Linda Le- Rond. Fourth row: Dennis Hicks, Ron- ald Roach, Ted Herrera, Jean Brum, James Watkins, Steve Doss, Larry Rey- nolds, Tim Kelley, Paul Knudson. MR. NEARPASS Period 6 First row: Jim Summers, Norman Wil- bur, Eddie Covey, Bill English, Lynn Jasven, Pat Rutzler, Rita LaClair, Linda Lyle. Second row: Diane Silva, Judy Englund, Barbara Ann Scott, Loretta King, Shirley Gomes, Beth Devine, Carol Wilkins. Third row: John McDonnell, Rick Medeiros, Janice Sato, Marilyn Tei- xeira, Jerry Engbrecht, Sharon Gooch, Dianne Falasca, Jackie Coyle, Sharon Ide. Fourth row: Judy Burge, Pat Ely, Lynn Engstrom, Sheila Kirby, Mike Miller, .lim Laing, Bill Amundsen, Diet- er Teschke. MRS. RAINES Period 1 First row: Janet Bandy, Vivian Bates, Sandra Dillabough, Marsha Esquibil, Donna Dickey, Betty Marsh, Donna Lust, Carolyn Brocco. Second row: David Jensen, Alyce Ostler, Patricia No- vacek, Judy Crandall, Pat Rimes, Bon- nie Rietzki, Lois Fineman. Third row: Steve Loren, Russell Wood, Richard As- vitt, Jim Wilbanks, Bill Scott, Larry Ferrario, Albert Boeh, James Farwell, Noel Anklamm. Fourth row: Jerry Jae- ger, Bill Jones, John Ferdinand, Gene Bated, Don Neal, Floyd Price, John Ream, Marlin Matteson. MRS. RAINES Period 3 First row: Art Lockwood, Allen Hucka- by, Darla Radtke, Barbara Ruano, Joyce Boone, Camille Murray, Brenda Ehrgott, Ruth Roswell, Phyliss Curto. Second row: Larry Torres, Doral Gilles, Gene Barnett, Joyce Tomoff, Bonnie Creaser, Eola DeVries, Joyce Lucchesi, Rosolyn Haskins, Gail Smith, Judy Pacheco. Third row: Richard Clausen, John Teix- eira, Bill Crosby, Brian Genco, Jim Nunes, Jack Kelley, James Harway, Ron Gonzales. MRS. RAINES Period 6 First row: Jo Launers, Sandra Therrell, Jeanette Perry, Marilyn Reed, Sandra Gonzales, Betty Bayliss, Joan Leonard, Mary Owens. Second row: Tina Durrett, Eleanor Saugar, Pat Ware, Darla Pow- er, Jackie Caswell, Yolanda Fuentes, Carole DeGraw, Carmen Fletcher. Third row: Angelo Martino, Richard Baucom, Lewis Savchez, Ken Butts, Mihon :Pop- pings, Bob Micka, Clinton James, Louise Craig. Fourth row: Mike Sullivan, Ern- est Biller, Bill Benson, Andy Olwain, James Campbell, Richard Apodaca, Bob Carlson, Bart Kinsey, Sharon Smith. MRS. RAINES Period 7 First row: Linda Lustig, Mary Parsons, Phyllis Koski, Carol Mendenhall, Carol Driscoll, Vickie Ballen, Randy Jave At- kins, Mary Ann Travers, Vickie Bianchi. Seconrl row: Maurive Larson, Judy Hmenia, Joy Limonson, Dot Hooten, Diane Viramantis, Cloudia Blanchard, Sue Hainey, Judy Brady. Third row: Ron Westerfield, Jesse Tamez, Bob Searle, Allen Lugndham, Steve Graves, Carol Parkerson, Gary Myers. Fourth row: Gille Tanguay, Richard Quint, Ken Boues, Barry Gillies, Frank Lewis, Wayne Abbott, Tom Stang. Hard Working Social Studies Class! General Science Class having fun! I 55 55.5 sa? pus is: Q A , sw Q . i , I , A ' 5 Q 3 President GEORGE SALMON Boys' League GARY COOPER Secretary GLORIA FERRO Judge JIM WILLIAMS Commissioner of Clubs' Publicity Advisor SUE HILDRETH NANCY CARLSON MR. W. JOHNSON Vice President VIRGINIA FERGUSON Treasurer SANDY DORNSIFE Representative Assembly JOYCE PERRY Girls' League Service Committee Athletic Manager Yell Leader BETTY MIYAKI GLADYS PEREZ DAVE SEARLE JERRI STANLEY fwwfvwiwwwwswwffwwwfwwwwD'XX2Mwa-wwwwmmmeemmswwv-fwm+1m: -'we--V-rn' - Hff2 '1 -ff W - 'A 'li' 6 fa 6 4 e va 4 6 Mary Denman, Elaine Ariza, Joyce Perry, Janice Moisieve, Ruth Dodge, Gary Garner, and Hody Hallot. Paul Musgrave not shown. I40 Walters, M., Young, L., Kachman, T., Hyder, M., Snyder, P., Kafka, G., Sherbourne, M Marchesi, K., Ariza, E., Pinzland, J., Roberts, J., Landrum, N., Esquichez, M., Tanabe, N Hallet, H., Moisieve, J., Anselmo, D., Dodge, A., Padgett, J., Crony, P., Caskey, T., Harmon, S Fernandes, V., Valasquez, Ritter, S., Hogue, C., Staph, B., Clute, S., Rapp, W., Connally S Heister, S., Lair, C., Bateman, J., Haynes, G., Thurston, K., Garner, G., Cray, H., Mocliel, M Becker, C., Wallen, J., Silva, D., Pence, B., Reilly, P., Filiere, E., Brumfield, S., Blanchard, D Scott, L., Geddes, P., Neal, D., Barnett, C., Benson, B., Wyndhan, A., Weir, S., Denman, M Walters, R., Fudada, L., Stewart, J., Claybough Mura, D., Auston, N., Hall, J. 64 4 6 Milton, B., Pond, K., Johnson, L.,, Rougue, R., -Kozik, L.., Luttrell, C., Almanrode, M., Fry, F., Ariza, E., Nichols, D., Roberts, J., Kittringe, M., Woods, L., Tanahe, N., Lowe, R., McGinnis J., Churchill, S., Vastin, J., Padgett, J., Velasquez, V., Mitchell, N., Hogue, C., Abeyta, M., Crancy, P., Caskey, I., Fellows, D., Rowland, D., Russo, D., Kiffin, P., Reed, H., Murphy, A., Castillo, R., Wharton, W., Martinelli, J., Hoff, S., Hansen, B., Bateman, J., Brown, R., Santos, J., Garner, G., Warmington, B., Thompson, T., Becker, C., Wallen, J., Silva, D., Crooks M., Reilley, D., Halford, B., Shanks, J., Da Silva, L., Clemenz, J., Scott, L., Monish, S., Neal, D., Ruano, B., Perry, J., Driscoll, C., Marquardt, L., Davis, S., Hall, E., and Wilson, B 05 Joyce Perry, Elaine Ariza, Dave Fellows, Gary Garner, Nancy Tanabe, Bobbie Lowe, Butch Warmington, Donna Rowland. Seated: Hoefling, H.g Dornsife, S.g Stewert, J. Standing: Perez, G.3 Churchill, S.g Matsumoto, R. I 1-he Hmmm l42 Stewart, Dang Adams, Mikkig Crear, Gaylandg Camara, Rong and Medarios, Marlene. I Sue Hildreth, Virginia Ferguson fdlq ' Buraker, D., Mitchell, K., Stanley, J., Brennan, L., Tavares, L. Second row: Moisieve, J., Miller, J., Gettman, .l., Carlson, N., Dodge, R., Ferro, G. Third row: Machado, J., Perry J., Beuera, J., Ariza, E., Young, L., Pimentel, C., Milton, B., Nebs, B., Maichesi, K., Johnson, L., Christenson, R., Mesquite, P., Russo, D., Casino, M. Fourth row: Kay Furtado, Dugan, J., Andrade, L., Hider, M., Neves, J., Cunningham, B., and Thatcher, S. Q I Allison Stains, JoAnn Dugan, Dorthy Alsenmo, Charles Fitzgerald, Nancy Carlson. 14-5:5 ' Orlando, R., McGinis, R., Triplit, D.g Jefferys, N.g Molar, M., Muschuchi, D Miller, D., Sutter, D.g Camara, R., Reeder, D., Fairbanks, F., Jennings, J and Wise, S. S Advisor, Mr. Hancockg Assistant Editor, Shirley Tofteg Editor, Betty Haffordg Assistant Editor, Betty Miyakig Art Editor, Mikki Adams. occ14Zcuwl77 'ss 'fs if S -s A .-f Q .Fi-uf. '4 Rial' First row: Dodge, R.g Ferguson, V.g Moisieve, J. Second row: Hyder, M., Mitchell, N.g Wharton, W.g StanleY, 1.9 Alderson, J., Martin, C. Third row: Moisieve, 5.5 Ness, V., Caskey, T.g and Hafford, B. BETTY MIYAKI President CHARLENE WEGENER X Secretary x GLADYS MIRANDA Vice President .l EANNE MAHAN Treasurer The main topic again this year was the very successful Thanksgiving drive put on by Girls' League. Here they ask the student body to contribute. Other activities consisted of a Mother-Daughter Banquet and after school activities. Front row: Caskey, Trenag Harrison, Lyneeng Johnson, Bettyg Aragon, Anitag Andrada, Linda. Back row: Churchill, Sueg Kiffin, Pamg McCellan, Cloriag Wolfe, Marilyng Slothower, Lindag Kozik, Lindag Moisieveg Ballew, Vickie ffront row, fourth from leftl. Seated tire: Willis, R.g Matherly, B.g Fry, J.g Cooper, G.g Tietsort, D.g Archemachi, S. Standing are: Quint, R.g Eastwood, R., and Cuavas, M. This is one organization to which every boy belongs. As they enter San Lorenzo High School they automatically become members of Boys' League. Sponsored yearly by Boys' League was the Fathers' and Sons' Banquet. They also aided in the Thanksgiving drive. President Vice President GARY COOPER LEN SEELEY Treasurer RON EASTWOOD 7 W IW! fm affix J j'C We ff l WW...Lg2'fP ' - My Zu? ' VWIW7 First Violins: Tofte, S., Shepperson, C., Borges, M., Haagensen, S., Johnson, J., Martinelli, J. Charyn, D., Montgomery, M., Hornady, G. Second violins: Kirby, S., Eiferle, S., Herbert, C. 0'Connor, F., Koons, S., Speed, N., Sazdoff, V., Herman, J., Johnson, M. Viola: Hall, E. Cellos Knock, M., Connolly, S., Crittondon, D. String Bass: Cienfuegos V. Flute: Myrick P. Oboe: Swing G. Clarinets: Heavin, B., Feliciano, K., McWilliams, D., DeRuig, R., Toole, P., Ellison, S. Zarback, M. Bassoons: Byrnes, D., Dalton, T. French Horn: Kinsey, B. Saxophones: Huff, J. Weber, D. Trumpets: Auten, B., Krecek, L., Silva, M., Rollins, R. Trombones: Williams, E. Burgess, D. Tuba: Tucker, C. Percussion: Rightmire, R., Chavez, J., Christensen, G. Piano Ulke, N. 3 1 S 5 5 cmcegmwl First row: Zinn, B.g Clem, Lg Rightmire, L.g Ferris, 1.3 Hertl, J. Second row: Williams, E.g Rollins, R., Wilhite, E., Silva, M.g McNel.ley, R.g Autur, B. Third row: Hara, B.g Borges, L. Standing, left to right: Dry, B.g and Chavey, J. Music for dancing is supplied by the dance band at many school dances. This group, under the direction of Mr. Williamson, has played for other schools, P.T.A., in solos and ensembles. Q 26 9 '1' v 4' tl L' 34:3 1 5 J' 4 J co f' X ' 'V2 5 N 5 R ,Milf 2 2 During the fall any girl may try out for majorettes. Mr. Williamson, band di- rector, selects these girls. They participate, among other things, with the marching band at football games. Serving as our majorettes for this 'year are Betty Milton, Linda Simkin, Betty Johnson, ancl ,loan Stewart. The Rebel Marching Band is present at all of the athletic events such as the football and basketball games. Their pur- pose 'is to help the rise of school spirit. Betty Johnson, Betty Milton and ,loan Stewart Photo missing: Linda Simkin. 'gand First row: Brown, E.g Christensen, D4 Borges, R.g Smith, B.g McDonald, R. Second row: Autrey, B.g Alderson, J., Mathews, G.g LaReaux, V.g Mura, D. Third row: Oehler, A.g Smith, J.g Moller, J. Fourth row: Marziano, F., Hammer, E.g Chace, R. Fifth row: Mauldin, F.g Keeler, B.g Wong, S.g Herrera, T. Sixth row: Summers, J.g Henriques, R.g Hunting, W.g Cederborg, S., Jesus, D. Seventh row: Mulherin, S.g Van Altena, J.g Knudson, P.g Bauer, K., and drum major, Gerlack, K. Photos '50 missing are: Rightmure, R.g McWilliams, D.g Gillespie, L.g Stevens, R.g and Kruek, L. Standing: Assistant Editor, Shirley Tofte: Advisor, Lee Thomas. Seated: Assistant Editor, Linda Allen: and Editor, Tom Dobbins. Receiving a larger paper with better coverage this year were the seventh period classes every other week. The REBEL RECORD is put 'out by the seventh period journalism class. Staff members were aided by the journalism students in the gathering and Writing of news, columns, and writing of ad copy, and collecting advertising. Stories were copy-read then dummied by the editors and finally printed by Eddie's Print Shop in Castro Valley. A noticeable improvement over misspelled names was noted in this yearis REBEL RECORD. The best paper ever, was put out with the assistance of lVlr. Lee Thomas, instructor. fade! zeeafwl Standing: Tom Bullock, Advertising Manager. Seated: Lynda Cooney, Advertising Manager, and Rich Fox, Business Manager. Standing: Marrijo, E.: Fitzpatrick, S.: Weinreb, E.: Stewart, D.: Lewis, O.: Sullivan, L.: Otsuki, S.: Wolfe: Jennings, J.: Reeder, D. Seated: McClaskey, J.: Kovark, K.: Moeck, A.: Connors: Connors, K.: Anselmo, Df: and Archuleta, A. Photo missing: Wilmarth, J. 1HollyD: Johnson, J. I5l I52 W' First row: McClellan, D., Tavares, L., Louik, R., Wilson, B., Forseth, M. Second row: Carlson, N., Moisieve, J., Thatches, S., Morgan, B., and Rod- n 1 riguez, E. ' W Third row: Santos, D., Martin, A., Crandall, N., Vernon, A., Lesser, B., Raby, J., Ruth, F., De Cambra, G., Anderberg, J., Thayar, I., Martin, S., Asplin, L., Hutanen, S., Hughs, G., Crouse, G. Second row: Nogel, S., Tanguay, C., Cole, G., Hall, E., Jiinkens, E., Sandaval, H., Bashaw, B., Lersch, F., Cox, M., Comes, K., Page, M., Petrie, J., Spessard, A., Romero, D. First row: Alberte, M., Fukuda, L., Scourkeas, S,,,,Alvarez, M., Hutcllans, D., Strange, J., Tanguay, G., Jones, D., Aman, T., DeWitt, D., Emerich, J., Milroy, B., Walker, B., Reyes, E. Front row: Krockel, K., Mead, l., Meyer, G., Vegas, B., Thomson, S., Boehme, M., Holler, P., Norris, R., Blankenship, S., Toole, B. Second row: Adams, M., Silveira, C., Stuart, K., Blase, V., Horton, S., Dillahough, S., Thorp, M., Ruiz, M., Evans, G., fliird rowq,-Crabtree, L., Barnett, P., 'fwinsettyi Cf,N i, Chamberlain, D., Hansen, R., Ricketson, B., Beard, P., Lallone, C. Young, M., Bush, N. First row: Fitzpatrick, S., Ventura, C., Rose, B., Lovell, J., Edwards, M., Smith, E. Second row. West, D., Walker, B., Druggs, K., ATHSOI1, A-5 Robison, C., Grizzolara, D., Hamison, L. Third row Friese, C., Fox, R., Halleman, B., Renda, D., Stutt G., and Robertsen, C. Fourth l'0wi Brizzolara, D., Worthy, E., Thatcher, S., Hallinan, B., West, D., Pacheco, S., Ruth, F., Fries, Friese, C., Fox, R., Walker, B., Smith, E., Staell, G., Robertsen, C., Pavan, D., Whattan, B. Third row: Cruickshank, M., Edwards, M., Harrison, L., Driggs, K., Lohrengel, R., Cuevas, M., Castillo, R., Harvey, R., Carlson, N., Hooper, D., Huckaby, B., Morgan. B. Second row: Head, O., Johnson, L., Moisieve, J., Aragon, A., Smith, S., Fitzpatrick, S., Ventura, C., Rodriguez, E., Wilson, B., Craig, M., Robison, C., Honsicker, N. First row: Tavares, L., Louik, P., Lovell, J., Aitken, S., Rose, B., Masse, D., Angell. R., McClellan, D., Forseth, M., James, W., and Renda, D. First row: Slothower, D., Castillo, E., Teves, S., Perry, J., Smith, S., Decema, J., Barnett, G., Moller, N., Luttrell, C. Second row: Freeouf, M., Castoe, L., Pacheco. J., Hogue, C., Soza, ll., Ramos. G., Valente, F., Rife, S., Peters, T. Third row: Wood, C., Buderus, R., Huddleston, M., Moisieve, S., Braclfield, T., Cooper, A. IS3 First row: Dobbins, T., Bullock, T., Weinreb, E., Clendenen, D. Second row: Aglin, F.g Puraley, M., Mulherin, S.g Barret, H.g Huges, R.g Westbrook, T., Cillispie, B., Friend, D., 'lVlulher1n, W. Third row: -Posey, R., French, J., Mumaugh, D.g Disney, B.g Jenkins, J. Photo mzssmg: Sutton, B.g Peterson, D.g Mount, E. Lieutenant Kalash is the instructor for the Cadets. The Cadet Corps Co. A 35th Bn. teaches first aid, map reading, primary rifle training, leadership within the corps and various in- formation concerned with the military service. Every year a few chosen cadets from each school go to the cadet summer camp, and two are selected to go to the basic leadership school held each year in Santa Rosa. Different cadet units in the state who have received top honors in team shooting for their area go to Sacramento to compete in state finals each year. , I54 Posey, R., Mulherin, S.g Clendenen, D., Jenkins, J ii' E E K is 6 E ii 3 z il w .1 4 5 2 it f: E l x Q E E , , , .J v f e 1 5 4 2 4 Ei 3 w 2 5 w 2 1 1 E I v E 4 2 K E Q Q 3 X 5 L Q 5 S 1 s 5 s 2 l 4 E 1 a 5 2 2 2 S E 3 Q A E .-,Q H'N - -'f Wl'WfhMf -A Mm'-' f H 'K - -1 A1f+wf M My : ,Lv ,. V I . 'x 5 E r ,117 'W xi-away .Wax wwlixw 0-my aww EIIOY Com pIimen'I's of ALL JERSEY FARMS OUEEN OF QUALITY MILK A J I4790 Washing+on Avenue ELgin I-4363 MILK SAN LEANDRO, CALIFORNIA ANDERSON BROS. Machinery and Equipmeni 60-Inch SearchIigh'rs and Paris EL I-5I52 . BR 6-2402 I5400 Hesperian Boulevard SAN LORENZO, CALIFORNIA OuaIi+y Foo'l'wear Is 1'he Byword ai' THE BOOT SHOP The mosi' popular sfyles in such famous brands as Wesiporf, Evans, Nafuralizer, Nunn-Bush and many ofhers. 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AN 0RE Z0 IGH CHO0L Gnu uafion THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE I2, l958 8:I5 P.M. l'0gl'dl'l'L Processional: Pomp and Circumstance March . . Edward Elgar San Lorenzo High School Band J . C. Williamson, Conductor Invocation ........... The Reverend Arthur Alm Epiphany Lutheran Church, San Leandro Presentation of Colors . . San Lorenzo High School Cadet Corps 5'The Star Spangled Banner . . Audience Welcome ............... E. Guy Warren Member, Board of Trustees, Hayward Union High School District A Cappella Choir: Varmeland -Swedish Folk Song, Arr. Henderson Soon-Ah Will Be Done -Spiritual, A-rr. Dawson O Be Joyful .......... Glarum Richard Meder, Director Student Speakers: Planning for Communities . . Richard Hull The School in the Community . . James Regas Youth in the Community . . . Kay Mitchell Band: Toccata for Band . . . . . Frank Erickson Presentation of Class Gift . . . James Regas, Class President Acceptance of Class Gift .......... J ack Van Pelt Member, Citizens' Advisory Committee Presentation of the Graduation Class ..... f Nels B. Nelson Principal, San Lorenzo High School Presentation of Diplomas .......... E. Guy Warren Nels B. Nelson' Assisted by Josephine Williams, Dean of Girlsg Fred Taioli, Dean of Boys Benediction . . , The Reverend Arthur Alm Rccessional: Coronation March . . . Giacomo Meyerheer The ushers are members of California Scholarship Federation, Chapter 454C SENIOR GRADUATING GIRLS - 1958 Darlene Leola Buracker Nancy Lee Carlson Christina Ann Marie Clark Marilyn Melvina Craig Marsha Lynne Edwards Marna Louise Forseth Marilyn Elizabeth Hampton Marian Evelyn Hicks Nancy lrene Honsicker Diane Joyce Hooper Waldean Jeanette James Linda Lee Johnson P.hyllis Rae Louik Jane Ann Lovell Dorothea Jean McClellan Janice Elaine Moisieve Darlene Pavan Carol Lee Robertsen Carol Eileen Robison Evangeline Rodriguez Betty Jean Rose Gloria Ann Stutt Elaine Ellen Swan Loretta Tavares Elizabeth Ann Worthy 'liJoAnn Michael Adams Mary Lou Alberti Linda Carol Allen Sylvia Claire Anderson Dorothy Lee Anselmo Barbara Jean Ashcroft Hilda Susan Asklund Barbara Ann Bacon Linda Lee Ballew LaFern Drucilla Bane Afton Lorrene Barnett Rose Marie Barrett Roberta Ann Barton Margaret Rose Bayliss Patricia Jane Beard June Doreen Bettencourt Rose Marie Biller Nancy Jean Blymyer Sharon Kay Boone Dyonna Lee Borba Valorie Joyce Brallier Gloria Jean Bradshaw Linda Lee Brennan India Elizabeth Brown Joyce Lynn Brown Karen Sue Brumfield Maureen Gertrude Brumm Janet Louise Bruno Johnnie Sue Bryant Bonnie Lee Bryden Carla June Burnsed Victoria Ann Campos Kathyrin Louise Castoe Martha lolani Chavez Susan Marie Churchill Nancy Lucille Clarke Shirley Joan Clute ' Sheila Ann Connolly Kathleen Marie Connors Lynda Joyce Cooney Sherry Ann Corhan Virginia Barbara Coriell Nancy Jane Cowan Nancy Lee Crandall Millicent Crooks H Marilyn Lucille Cumow Kathryn Frances Damato ,Donna Rae Darrigo Grace Virginia Davis Donna Mae De Angelo Doris Ann De Long Diana Joyce Dias Ruth Ann Dodge Sandra Lee Dornsife Virginia May Dutra Marsha Margaret Emon Margaret Joyce English Linda Fay Fellows Virginia Ann Ferguson 4Gloria Ann Ferro Rosemary Jean Fraga Maria Franco Lois Jean Frey Janet Mary Gettman Joan Erelene Glassey Lois Rae Goulter Harriet Gray f'Elizabeth Ann Hafford Marian Katsuyo Hatakeda Beatrice Moy Heavin Sue Ann Heister Mario An.n Henry Sue Carol Hildreth Alice Maxine Hill Joyce Marie Hitchcock Judith Ann Hitchcock Helen Ann Hoefling Virginia Sue Hoff Phyllis Elaine Holmes Jeanette-Louise Hope Marilyn Joy Huckaby Rosemarie Joaquin Judith Ann Johns Bette Belle Johnson Betty Jeanne Johnson Beverly Raye Johnson Carolyn Joyce Johnson Jacquilyn Irene Johnson Bonnie Rae Jones Lynette Louise Jones 'l'Jo Ann Jungers Nancy Louise Keen Annie Christians Kissack Evelyn Patricia Koch Janice Lorene Kuetfer Vilia Lenore Landavazo Deanna Kaye Lewis Carlene Jean Lind Harlean Renee Lister Irene Matilda Lopez Barbara Jean Lovato Shandra Marie Madeiros Jeanne Belle Mahan Sandra Louise Mair Carole Anne Malone Winifred Ann Martin Jeannette Angelina Martinelli Elizabeth Martinez Marie Margaret Martinez Lynn Carleen Mathisen Rose Marie McCullough Judith Darlene McGinnis Evelyn Pearl McNamara Carole Jean Miller Elizabeth Anne Miller Kay Carolyn Miller Eloise Arvid Mills Gladys Joyce Miranda Anita Kay Mitchell Betty Harumi Miyaki Elissa Anne Marie Moeck Karen Madge Morgan Joan Lee Mulherin Vallerie Jo Ness Jo Ann Newlun Mary Louise Newman Patricia Gail Nichols Sylvia Francis Nagle Peggy Claire Nunes Sandra Nan Oliver Rose Marie Ortiz Betty Jo Oswald Janet Ruth Padgett Jacqueline Lola Patrick Beverley Ann Pavan Barbara Jean Pence Judy Kay Pepper i3Gladys Georgina Perez Mary Lynn Perl Joyce Marie Perry Dixie Lee Pope Beverly Pearl Powell Janet Arline Randall Winona Mae Rapp Sondra Faye Rebalkin Betsy Mary Angela Reed Patricia Reilly Delores Jean Roberts Sharon Ann Roblyer Anita Ann Roque Mary Jane Ruiz Alice Frances Schommer Rosemary Deniece Scott Linda Susan Simkin Marsha Lee Simms Linda Sue Slothower Genevieve Lee Stancer Jarral Sue Stanley Adrienne Glen Stein Donna June Stutler Colleen Marie Taylor itDonna Kay Taylor Shirley Kay Tofte Judith Beverly Torre Carolyn May Trask Melinda Elsie Theadora Van R Joanne Monica Vegas Charlene Marie Wegener Wilona Fay Wharton Judith Marie Willis Marilyn Arlene Wolfe Patricia Mae Wood Susan Elizabeth Woodward Mary Agnes Young 'California Scholarship Federation Sealbearers iesen Nwazuh ALPHA OMEGA CHAPTER OF DELTA KAPPA GAMMA Nahonal Honor Soclety for Women In Education Association Betty Miyako AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN AWARD JoAnn Adams JoAnn Adams James Regas Glorna Ferro Sandra Dornslfe James Regas Betty Hafford JoAnn Adams Ruchard Naylor Sandra Dornsnfe James Hertl Anne Knssack Donna Taylor Glorna Ferro AMERICAN LEGION CITIZENSHIP AWARD Sandra Dornslfe James Regus BANK OF AMERICA ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS James Regas CERTIFICATE WINNERS Fmallsts r Mathemotxcs Language Arts Business Mathematucs Laboratory Science Ar Social Science Busuness Trades and Industrial Arts English Home Economics BAUSCH AND LOMB HONORARY SCIENCE AWARD James Regas BOYS LEAGUE SCHOLARSHIP George Salmon Richard Naylor BOYS LEAGUE SCHOLARSHIP TROPHY Gary Cooper CALIFORNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN LEAGUE SCHOLARSHIP Betty Hafford CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION AWARD Shlrley Tofte Ball Walker J oAnn Adams FINE ARTS AREA ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS Instrumental Muslc Vocal Muslc Ron Orlando Janeane Roberts Ar Dan Stewart Gary Eaton Crafts Photography Anne Kussack Drama GERMAN CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Gerald Hurst GIRLS BLOCK SL SCHOLARSHIP Donna Darrngo GIRLS LEAGUE SCHOLARSHIP Betty Mlyakn HILL AND VALLEY CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Sue Hlldreth LEWIS AND CLARK COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP Millicent Crooks MARION PARRISH SCHOLARSHIP BY THE MOTHERS CLUB OF MOHRLAND SCHOOL Lynn Mathisen MARINELLO BEAUTY CULTURE SCHOLARSHIP Carolyn Trask PHOEBE HEARST COUNCIL OF PARENT-TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP Shirley Tofte MARY E. POULTON AWARD BY THE SAN LORENZO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION Lynn Mathisen PLACQUE WINNERS ffffflfffffffflllffffffif'fffffQfffffffffff'ffffffffIfffffffffffffffffffffff ..,..................... I Gloria Ferro ...... I .-.V. B A.-. I .V.l,l.l.'. Language f .l.l. '.'.'. ' .',l.l.'.'.'. ' f SENIOR GRADUATING BOYS - 1958 Richard Castillo, Jr. Michael Vaughn Cuevas Kenneth Gordon Driggs Richard Eugene Fox Robert Harvey Stephen Leroy Pacheco Frank Albert Ruth Charles William Walker William DeLoss Wolfe Ernest William Adcock David Frank Alexander LeRoy Joseph Amate Donald Andrade John Allen Antes Gene Frank Antonucci Nick Apodoca James Byron Auten Floyd Edwin Aylin Kenneth Joseph Baber, Jr. Donald Roy Barber C. Mitchell Basas Lawrence Wayne Borges Michael Francis Bowers Lawrence Ervin Bozdeck Robert Wade Brown Larry Bertron Bruner Thomas Peter Bullock Jack Edward Burge Delton Callaway Ronald Frank Camara Clayton La Vern Cameron John Paul Canon Lonnie Harman Canon Lowell William Carico Richard Larry Carlson T.had Segmund Cartwright Lawrence Walter Castagna Benjamin Bernard Castillo David Michiel Christensen Donald Clendenen, Jr. William Joseph Colborn, Jr. William Ray Collier Frederick Arthur Congdon :Gary Del Cooper David Lawrence Correa Peter James Covello Rueben Crews James Michael Cromeenes Lyle Dean Crouse Melvin Leslie Daughters Ronald Patrick DeMello Stanley Roy Detherage Byron Howard Disney Ephraim Dockter, Jr. Thomas Eugene Dobbins Robert C. Donohoe David William Dresnick Robert Louis Dry Donald Jay Dugan Gary Claybourne Eaton Howard Charles Ehret Francis lrving Fairbanks George Fenion Wayne Lyle Fisher Robert Keith Fontes Samuel David Foster Paul Freitas Jackie Boyd French Conrad Walter Fretheim Clair Gordon Friese George Pestana Garcez Gary Allen Garner Michael Douglas Garrigan David Stuart Gordon Gayln Claunch Greer David Chittenden Griswold Billy Duane Hoak James Edward Hager Jene Albert Hansen Yasuo Hara Danny Raymond Harmon Daniel Roy Haskins Richard Herschel Herlacher James Miles Hertl Deon Hironaka Tucker Jay Jasper Hoffmann Croydon Scott Holm Clarence Daniel Howell Richard Allen Hull Jerry Hungerford Gerald Winton Hurst, Jr. Jack Lee Jenkins Paul William Johnson Brent Claude Kissling James Elmer Koski Henry Stephen Leite Robert Moore McAllister Bruce Edward McCloskey Dean Gordon McDougall Ray Leland McGinnis James Herbert McMahon Robert Gene McNeely Marvin LeRoy McQuone Daryl Phillip McWilliams Lawrence Henry Moore Stanley Roy Mulherin Donald Lewis Murray, Jr. James William Murray, Jr. Richard Dean Naylor Joel David Notter Robert Nunez Ronald Joseph Orlando Joseph James Ortiz Donald Osborn Alvin Sando Parrish Bruce William Perry Dennis Gordon Peterson Ronald Sherwood Posey Michael Clifford Potts William Leonard Proeger Paul William Prudler Rolland Eugene Pruner Elvin Richard Ragsdale Gary Leroy Ransom Dennis George Reeder 'Uames Leon Regas Felix John Reyes Kenneth Art.hur Rogers James Farrand Sally 'George Carl Salmon Danny Ray Schmeck David Jack Searle Wayne Allen Siegfried Richard Francisco Silva, Jr. Billy Glen Sinor Edward Charles Smith Harold Densmore Smith Harold Jesse Souza Charles Francis Sparks Roger Edward Stack Daniel Wayne Stewart Vernon Dean Stocker Daniel Jerry Sullivan Daniel Paul Teves, Jr. Richard Woodrow Tietsort John Bernard Troche James Edward Trublaod George Alexander Turner Harold Harvey Valencia Ronald Wayne Vargas James Garner Vastine Joseph Chavez Vizcaino, Jr. Ronald Eugene Wade Jerry Lee Walker Robert Dennis Walter Herbert Lee Warmington Everett Ullrich Weinreb Richard Clifford Westerfield Everett George Williams, Jr. James Orrin Williams James Holly Wilmorth Charles Morris Wimmermark Stanley Francis Wise Glen Arthur Wiseman James David Withrow Louis Junior Wright Ronald Joseph Wright Paul Lamont Yarborough James Kenneth Young Lawrence Wesley Young 19 O Lv- . . 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