San Marino High School - Titanian Yearbook (San Marino, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1952 volume:

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Cllmulx ,'1I'l flu'-1'i.u'1' Miss I llssl I-AR l,xL xi xx l 9.5.24 f N ' 2 f -6 . f , A4 gf' ' X ,K T f'. 4 . .-A . f bk' ,rf Y A 4 K A I .N A J I XFX PX f ' 5 1 In Jw- f , - 4 -I- . sv. The bcautifzrl Sporfsnmllyhip Trophy preseflrcd ro SP-SM by the Foothill League climnxed the football season, and is proof of the oursmvzdivzg sporfsmamlaip displayed by our students. ARTHUR BUTHE, Teacher of scicncc for twenty-six years FRANK BEHHING, Class of '5l. JUAN RUSSELL, Class of '53. 9 I -I v . wr Stmlents display a portion of demofracy in action as they drop their lmllots in the lmllot ltox on election day. DEDICHTIU To those students, past and present, who have made South Pasadena-San Marino ll high school to be proud of, we dedicate the 1952 Copa. This year the staff decided to use for a theme, the symbols of our high school- the Tiger and the Copa de Oro flower. THIS BOUK CUNTHINS 'ltmc I Ac:ul,1'x' oo ,, , Page 'l'lI1': Cmsslis ...,. ...Y.. ., I Jugs 'l'mi c,RIiANIZA'I'lONS , ..A Pagc 'l'mi A'rlll,1f:'1'lc: AKI'l'IX'l'l'Il'ZS .o o .. Page I,1lf1a OI 'rum STUIWNTS oo Page 'l'l nc Al7X'l42li'l'lSl1fllS ......... o Pngc 2 J J 1 55 81 105 II7 y ,, Q1 Xwtfi? The fondest high school memories bring to mind a beautiful Cz17llpltS. H ,fy S: ' f, . M65 ff '- A' a,,.M 'Qi- ' w .J ,QI . M' A ffl' C-1 9139 VAX A A N 5X1 P.. 11' 'gf' Z . , f 01, I A 4 Q52 nf: f 1 Q '-- 1.1, , 5513, jfc ..., , 46 , -.QAVQJ J xx., x, X ---ff, ,J 1 L, ,,f'9tNLU1gL 1.4, ea 0' N .V 'vi -J ' Q .. C 5, 1 .aa-f' ' N -S' N v 1 35 V' in . pt,-1 if E '35'P?i'i L 1 N83 Sir' .I . , 9 , N. 1 ,Y Y ' ,:.,4. ,:,: f ' '- 4 DR. l'il,IXlFR liluczlisox l'ri114'ipi1l 'lihe school year of 195 l-52 comes to a success- ful close after ten months of capable leadership under the guidance of Dr. lfhner j. lfriclcson. principal. 'lihe reputation of South Pasadena- San Nlarino High School continued to he as high as any in the State of California, thanks to Dr lfriclcson and the rest of the administrators, in- cluding .Xlr. Laurence Harper, superintendent and Klr. james R. Carpenter, vice-principal. Giving her second year of service as Girls 1 v M 7 ll ' f . w IX ,. I 5 ef 4 . I IW 'N X' f tx f 2 - fYN5'- XX f l x - xl' l i i , 7 A f W ' Il ls, ' -, . w!.f Y 4 x .,.r -' V W J g, f R . ex. xg X is l K 2 iv-iff 1 .N 1 T'-i X tix br va ., kgs 3 2 1 . Mn. l,AL'lucNc:i-2 I'IARl,l'iR MR. .lmtics R. C,xRPlix'i'iiiz Miss l l.-XRRIICT l laitm Sllpcriufcndcln of Srhooh' lf'ic'e-l'rim'ipt1l Girly' f,'o1l11.i'elm' Counselor, Miss Harriet Hardy ably advised the Girls' l,eague and counseled many girls. Mr. Robert llahlherg filled the vacated position of Boys' Counselor left by Mr. Frank lVllll2llllS0l1 who transferred to .Nlonrovia-Duarte High School. Miss Margaret Lauer, Mr. lidgar jacobs, and Mr. liernard VVarner capahly assisted as stu- dent counselors and arranged for the program- ing of classes. 6 .-Xs result of their fine leadership, the student hody xvas awarded the Sportsmanship Trophy given to the school shouing outstanding sports- manship in the lfoothill League. The University of California's Au ard of Merit was presented to the high school honoring former graduates, as further proof of line teaching' and leadership. lfor the fourth consecutive year the loxva lest- ing Program was administered to all students. L 1 1. L f 1 U 1 lxtxx 'KL I ,Q W 1 f 1 ' X.. 1 YJ I , L flu T ll fl' 1, luv X ll' Nl K X , xi ' 1 L L 1 Clk 'l'hc purpose of this program is to help students. understand their high points and their weak- ncsscs. As rcsult of thc Bond lilcction held on Tucs- dny, Dcccmhcr 11, 1951, the school year of 1951- 52 terminates forty-onc years of thc Union High School. San Marino ioined the tivc-year-old South Pasadena High School in 1911. Romani' lj,-Hll.1Slili1i f.'Illlll.1'L'1Ul' Miss lNlAiu:ARE'1' LAUER EDQQAR jfxcoiss Br:uNARlm NYARNHR Counselor Cwmsclor Counselor -- I AIAIKG.-KliIi'l' I,.xL'liR I'il.lZABIC'l'll Blcidoi' lfllg-li.i'b lfnglixb IQ. I I. CIROOK Rc: II Riczimimsox lflllQ'lf.Yf7 Ifllgliyb IIBIIIIT TIIE NIITIIIE TIINIIIIE Many new faces were seen in the faculty as the 1951-52 school year got into full swing. 'lihe additions and replacements added much to the spirit and enthusiasm of students. Taking over for Mr. Ifrank VViIIiamson was Mr. Robert Dahlberg, who spent each day combining coaching w ith counseling. Nlr. Harry Gaul came to SP-SM to make students more aware of the dangers of the road via his IJriver's Iiducation program. S Iii-1,u'luc:lc Alun-:Ns E uglixla INfI1xNucRU'rn Illcxil-ZR .lllfxicy English Doius Sicx icix 1 sox EIIQQILYK7 Rllll lfxlzn Xxnsox Spucfln, lJ1'i1111i1rif'.x' U I-IBUUT EVENTS UF THE PAST Pinelx-hitting for Xlr. Paul l luntington xx as Xlr, .-Xrnolnl lfletcli- ei' xx lio taught lf S. llistorx. Out on the girls' gxni field. Xliss llelen Ciratfen lilletl the position vacated lrx' .Xliss Donna .Xlae llalverson, xx liile Xlr. john Stallings toolq oxer in the attenalanee otliee and in the geometry class. Coinlmining counseling xxitli teaching' liistorx xx as Xlr. liernarnl xv2lI'l1Cl', and Xlr. Cieralnl Rollins taught his students about txxo languages-linglisli and Spanish. Nexxeonier, Xlrs. l,ora George, gave a course in Civics, xxliieli is a semester course noxx required of all seniors in the Stare of Cali- fornia. Xlr. .-Xrtlnn' liotlie, xx lio taught inatlieinatics passed axxax' during the suninier. and Nlrs. Xlarie Olilson, lfnglisli and liistorx' teacher, xx as znnong' tliose xx lio left. Nl x'ix'i'i.lf1 l ,xRix,xR A uxoio l i,lc 1 czi I ICR I'1i,x'fUl'AY f f ixr U ry lil-iiwlxim llfxixsi-iii l liesixx Klcliliiix H ix! 0 ry I ii.x'r01'y - ,fig 3 A Ax' ...!. 4: . fy .- mi 1 I ll Sfjli I 5'-11 S' --- I l. C iuvwoon Bll.l'fllL'55 l.uc:ll,l,lc LINN L'l'l'L'f11l'fr11 'I'ri1ini11g IU HBUUT TRHNSLHTIU S HND EUIIHTIUNS Miss Margaret Lauer continued as head of the linglish Depart- ment, and journeyed by plane to Princeton University in New jersey on March I4 where she remained a week to mark tests in lflnglish composition given by the College lintrance lixamination Board. Miss Lauer was the first teacher from SP-SM to be given the honor. Miss Mary jo Sowards also traveled by plane to the hast. She accompanied Gretchen Koosman to XVashington, D. C., where CIretchen's Project, Molds From Soil was entered in the Science Fair. They were gone for a week in May. VVhcn Miss Lorraine Davis and Mrs. Lucille Linn were unable to continue teaching clothing and typing respectively, Mrs. Annabelle lfrickson and Miss Mary Lou Kelly substituted for them for the remainder of the school year. MARX NASI1 NMMA 'l'cv1c:,x Spanish S punish HELEN BURR Otwrix lJlC'lA'l'l'l' Sptmiyb 1'lI'L'lll'l.7, S 'lh1lIiXb 9:9 I lARRN Clfxu. Cilau xl,n RULIAINS lJl'f'1'L'l'A'x lid. Iflzglixh, S,1m11i,xb lloum IIN .IOIINSOX fill.-XRLIQS Moxlml-i IQSIIIICIK Sllclal,lQ lllamix Rlalcs l.Jfil1 .U41fbL'7ll4Ifft'A' .HJfbc'l1Idfft'.Y Ijlmrrhv in A H . .2 1,4 5 L if IN .xi l,muCi:-:own-1 -Ioux S'l'Al.l.lNliS .'Xl,ll.XilliN1lN um Alnlclu ll.xL'm 1 Suuirn' I'mlvlc11l.x', lli.vrm'-v Atlclllhrlluc OH ., Gcwllcrry .1lL1rbc111.1fi4'.v .1Infbwm1li1'x I llisxl-in l,xm1w RoA1AAxlJlf 1zsoN Um ll,I.lC RAIHQRIIINI Arr Art .lIcvb.111i4u1l lJ1'CI'1L'fll-Q lllflmix Sm: 1-in Imlumlxlf llfxvls lJux,u.nl'nw1-I-N I-'rzmix f.wl0I'bfll.Q fimplm' ,4l'fx' xl.lil'IR'l' AIJIQNIS R. XY11.1,1.-nl Cilmlmxl .Hllxicf Band -27 lnyixc: l liczlas .llL't'l.M1llft'i1, A rrx l'ilXi.KR bluzoixs Radio, llhmfxlinlli 13 HBUUT THE ARTS HND SCIENCES During the fall. the faculty held their annual pienie in Syea- more Grove. Serving steaks were Nlr. lfdgar jaenlms, Mr. llenry liehler. and Xlr. XVayne Steinile, who nffieiated at the grill and turned out more than seventy steaks. Vl'orlcing up an appetite hefore dinner, some of the faenlty inenihers displayed their skill at volleyball. Serving as nflieers for the school year were Mr. liehler, prcsidentg Xliss Yivian Atherton, vice-presidentg Miss Na- dia lupiea, seeretaryg and Mr. Riehard XYilsnn, treasurer. Main .ln Smyzuums lY.xyNia Striaisiria lfialogiv I'b-yyim il. lDou:i,As BOOKIIOLUI' Cum, Cinuix CbL'71ll.l'f1'-Y St'fL'l1l'L' 1 W ,N 5 I -.nu N' Q R W R an 8 . ,N V . . it v A Nil- 5 7 Sf .Q .,, A rblerics LIAMICS l'Q,ACL l lA Atblctifs 14 C. AQERRILI. CIREEN '1 L CIARLAND LEYVIS HARRY SVVART XYIVIAN A'I'HER'I'llN Athletics Englixln, Geography, TL'71lIf3' l'byxim11 Edzlmrion RURER1' IDAHI,BlCRii HELEN fiRAlfFICN Ix1L'RIli'l l'A Sczmczk Arblcrirx I'bysiml Iidnvarioll l'lJyxiu11 lidlmvriwl HND UN THE PLAYING FIELD MRS. ELLA IJILLON MRS. BETTY LEAHY MRS. Rum CTUMAER S c'4'1'crm'y Clcrlc Clcrle Mus. FLORENCI-1SIXlI'I'H Mus. IJOROTIIY Dmx Clerk Clerk ,,Q Io Richter and Shirley Kiner help Mrs. Gzmmer keep rhe atrend 1'l7Il'L' ojficc 7'7l7l7ll7lg .V77I00fl17ly. 15 NV' 16 FRANKLIN LOFFER C 07lI7lllS.Yl oner- G en eral THUSE WHO l.EI-lll US This year the big nine did a bang up iob of running student government! Under the leader- ship of Commissioner-General, Frank l.offcr, who emceed the assemblies with ease and grace, the Commission worked long and hard for the better- ment of the student body. Managing A. ll. sales this year were janet Olson and .loc Peatman who brought the sales up to 95 per cent. Carole Strahan and Greg Danninger handled the Girls' and Boys' Leagues, respectively, while jim Knerr kept the students posted on Athletics. Marguerite Addoms recorded the minutes of each Commis- sion meeting and Tom Shepard saw to it that the campus was kept clean. Publicizing school activi- ties was Ronnie Slardigan who kept the commu- nities well informed via the newspapers. Raising money for the A. B. funds the Com- mission sponsored a novelty program in the form of the Fire House Five Plus Two. The dixic- land band played to a packed auditorium on Feb- ruary I8, thrilling its listeners with renditions of typical old dixieland. The Queen of Hearts Ball , held on October 20 saw the crowning of the football queen, as the Commissioners present- ed their annual fall dance. Busy, ambitious, hard-working - the 1951-52 Commission! The Commission: Seatedg Olson, Logan, Sheppard, Strahan, Lojfeif, Martell, Lewis, Peatnmn, Black. Standingg Mott, F etlloani, Knew, Pentz, Dnnningeif, Mrwdigian, H nston. RS-. l -qi!!! X ,vi-'Q L, ' ,. 5 Roxxm NIARIJIGIAN JANET CDLSON 'limi SHIQPPARD Pnlrliriry Az'rif1'iticx llIfC'7'i07' I Afdff Ml S 1' 1 f . rl., I 1' ,, f Ha l,.,1f f If 'lj 1 X f X Y Q ia CII? .lim Kxl-:un MARc:L'ERl'1+: Annoms Ima Pl-1.x'1M,xN A fblvrivx C01'l'L'Sf70l14f4.'lll'l,' l fll1Ill1'L' l 7 THUSE WHO 3, K The Boys' League Led hy' Clmninissimier uf Hoya, Cireg llam- ninger. the Boys' League sim' n successful year during '51-52. Biggest event, perlmps, uns the presentation of Golden Gloves, held for the tirst time in two years. 'lihe enthusiasm uns high :is the contenders entered the ring one night in Nlnreli. Anotlier of the fC1ll S highlights xx :is the '4Yuletide Yumpu, held during the c:ilI'i5flll1l5 5021- son. The Buys' League and the Cnhinet xxorlied hard to make it one of the yenr's hesr. 'lihe League continued to meet in committees - ll p1'ogrz1m that xi ns inem'porz1ted Inst year. :Xs- sisting Greg were XYells Xlnrtell, viee-presidentg Ilmi ell Clutten, 5CCI'Cf2ll'j'g :md Huh 'l'uIler, treats- urer. A lm1'e.' fimjq lJi1llllfl1'QL'l'. l.c'f7: f.'i1l1i11ef CJfIire1'x, lvff fo rilqbr, Rolf 'l'1lller, r1'ei1xm'cr,' llrzieuli' l,'r1rlm1, XL't'l'4'fi7lAVV,' li'c!!x .1I.11'- fcll, 'L'il'L'Af7I'L'.YfifL'llf,' fircg llirlzfzilzlqwg jm'.vii1'cl1f. Helo-u'.' f,'i1f7fllUf, Kfluvliflg, left to I'f.Q'bf, Hoff, Si1llzf.Y, 'lillL'I'A', Hj'L'I'X, fflyiie, Ile 'I'buf1mx, I?iibl,v. Srirzldillgg left ro right: l.r1j1cr, ,llr. l,'i11',m'1m'1', l'nli4'h. lfellbiilfl, 1l4'QHcel1. il'llHi'l', ffnffwl. ,llinm fell, lJi7llllflllQ'L'l'. G ll I ll E U S The Girls' League 'l'his vear the Girls' League proved to he a xx hopping success! Under the guidance of Carole Strahan, president, and Nliss I larriet l lardv, Girls' Counselor, the first event was the New Girls' Party. Next on the agenda was Sea Shell Swirl, the annual Girls' League Dance. Career llav aid- ed nieinlmers of the student hodv in choosing a vocation, xvhile May Day xvas one of the lllilsf successful ever held. The sophomore, junior, and senior class teas were handled luv class representa- tives, and the annual Girls' League picnic, held at Arroyo Seco, provided fun and food for every- UNC. Oflicers for the vear 1091-52 xvere Carole, Sally Logan, vice-presidentg 'l'innnie Getchell, seeretaryg and Xlarv .lo Nelson, treasurer. film-z't'.' Llrmle Sfmlmn. RltQllf.' Cflrlriller Offirerx, left rn riglvr, Sally 1.0- ginl, clue-plvxiilellrq 'I'im111ie Ciefelvell, xerremryg f,'.1l'ole Sflkllhlll, f7l'L'.X'lllCllf, .llnl'.v I0 Nelmll, treas- mer. llelmc: f,'i7l7lllCf, kneelillg, llellffill, lieel, Sfllllhlll, ll.111'L'ill.v, l.0.Lfi1ll, lfgglexmll, Rose, Cross, l?rAvr1l1, Sclmlrz.. Srirllilillg, left to right, Cll'L'1Q.WllI, Rlnltly. lH1frr111, lillfrerfieltl, flllflillldll, Hirzlcer, l,l'Il'.Y0ll, .N'el.m11, Hill, l.in.vel1lmrll. an IM. Qt Main' S'l'R,'X'l l'UN lftfirol'-ill-Chief' lf. l l. KIRUUR Aa'1'i.vw' HERE IS YUUR CUPE! Get that page in! So xv ent the cry as time after time the Copa Staff found itself hehind schedule. After getting off to a slovv start. the Staff planned the dummy. the pictures vvere taken, and production started. 'lihe art editors, Dixie Livingston and l,inda XYilliams. turned out evceptional division pages and end sheets, uhile Miss Hester l,auman supervised. l,inda Ruddy vvorked long and hard on scheduling the iuniors and seniors for their photographs. Alex Robert- son lined up the faculty and helped all the other sections. vv hile Don Ring vi orried ov er the Copa's finances. .loan l,arson sau to it that the iunior and senior panels xv ere pasted up for the Classes section. and Karlin llansen lahored manv hours over Organilations. .-Xdvertising vi as handled hy Diane Carlson. and ,lack lferron xv as in charge of .-Xthletics. jackie llitlkelr supervised the popu- lar school life section, and photography for the hook xv as managed hy Ronnie Xlardigian uith the assistance of Harold Kiarh. Mr. li. ll. Crook. adviser. and .Xlarv Stratton. editor. acted as over- seers. L'p to their necks in vvork hut sharing manv good times together-the Wil Copa de Oroistatf members. Xi I x Rolsl-iuisox Dox RING l,INIDA Reoov lillvfdllf liifirm' lilrsillexx .lftvlliigw f,l,7Ilf!IALfl'i1f7lJ'Y Selnedzfli Rox N lr: M.-xlmlcal.-xx l'b0togr.1pbcr 0.-xx Lxusox K.-x1u,1x I Lxxsl-tx Cla5.vc.v f J1'tqu111i:.41fir1fl,v .I-Xlllillf l ll1 z1uc1z sl M314 lf:-:mmx Sfbool Lifc Arhlcriry IDIXIIC I,lxlNus l IJIANI-I CARLSON l,1xmXY11,l,1,x. A d1'c1'ri.vi11 g A rt 9 1 I NIS WELDUN FAIR PLAY HWHBD WINNERS These six students were selected by a eoni- Award, which was set up by Nlr. XV. ll. R. NVel- nlittee of tw elye students and thirteen faculty don in IQZO, were chosen on the basis of courtesy, nlenibers following the suggestions of the stu- responsibility, independence, good sportsmanship, dent body. 'l'he winners of XVeldon Fair Play and denloerntie leadership. l.flf,'Klli HI'I'UKliR, 41 llL'N,Lfi1l, rump- S,4I.l.V LOGAN, a Bengal, Vive- .MARY S'l'R.4'l l'ON, liiliror-in-rlvicf' icllt af' the lJ..4.R. nwiird, Girly' pI'U.YlilL'lIf of the Girly' l.c'ng11e. of THE C0124 IIE ORO, Girly' l.ca.L:I1c Cnlwincf munllacr, iiml l'ruxi- Slate ilulc,Lg.m', .mil .1 mumlrcr nf .lent of flu' Senior 'l'ri-V. C,'.S.l . 1 1 1 5 I 1' 3 ' 'iffy Q1 , 3' 1- ff L ,JV ,Q .uwbfl 1,10 JNL .-'Z,cf,.,ff I , , . 2644i 4 fl- 1 if-f'Lf1'1 f z ' I , 0 ,Mg-2 441 I , . I, 'X ' I 61.44 t-47 V 'UQ sl is 1 m.. wr jffyww W ffoffrjfw My Sf W Qpihf MGM WWW , f7'+7LQ,,mMD-V. W W Aw: 41 MW Va lim4fZ7?wM,1f 9 My J M JZZM fw Wmifgk WMM gb Ma JW W 4 M fkfmww ewiff 0, ff yy' of , tjffkjwv 4 lyny, . OWL . Q ff My W? W ,sw WM . t V' C K 7 gf W mfjqj ffwjmv, 51 f A Q 4 if 3 f1Wy9 my M W GJ C ' fb n I , ' ff K X, W U -S 'i . w W hgfflwkgf My ? Lf' j Q if X M WW ffl QEEQQ fM Q 3 QQ WL Wi My 5. E 3 Aww WM' E WW SCIUUI' ffltixs Oflircm' Kncclillg, lJClIlliX Smirln, f1'L't'I.Vlll'L'l',' Patti .l1l'.lIi1l'ffll. xet'1'eri11'ygSrafltiillg, ,XIII lfelrbiwll, 'IJl'L',YltfL'llf,' Ilan King, -z'i4't--pfwitlem. CLASS Memlmcrs of the class of Wil will have many pleasant things to put in their memory lioolts. lhe first picturc might he of the first assembly when they proudly w allted dow n the aisle to taltc their places in front and wore for the first time their lmluc senior sweaters with the white numer- als. Un the following pages will he reminders of such things as the iunior-senior prom, held at the Glendale Civic, the riotous senior play. Dear Ruth , and the much loolted forward to gradua- tion ccrcmonics. Some other events always to lac rememhered are the senior mothers' tea, the 0Fl952 fun of' senior ditch day, the senior lmrealtfast, and the farewell assemhly. Leading the class throughout the year were Dan l cltham, presi- dent, llon King, vice president, Patti .Xlc.Xlartin, secretary, Dennis Smith. treasurer, and Miss llelen Reese, adviser. The class of 1952 made it's marlt upon the school, also, hy winning first place with it's Christmas liooth, and hy having a Zone Y win- ner in lianlt of .-Xmeriea's :Xnnual .'Xchicx'ement .Xwards program, Romita Rose. 23 SENIURS 'R Xl.xIcI.I'II,IxII'Ia .'XIIIIuxIs clllllllll.cIUI'I'CSlNll1Kl. Chrls' l.cI1guc C.Ib xx'ClKlUll Cxmxux. l ll.I-N14 .Xsumx lI.lfll1 Club Xl.ll'Nllj lizxslu-tlI.Ill l.I xx IS IRI I Ixx xv:ll'Sll'y l'-uoflmll Yaxrsux lAI'.K'li Club l II xsI Ix Ilnwxlfl I, 24 joux .'XI,Ifx xwm Ix Spguusll Club l..ll'll1 Club llaxslxcrlmll Su I x .-Xx Iu-wa Spquuslx Club C.S.lf. lug. Council l'xI llu I Ixm Xrr Club l'I'I-l li-N CII xIu I- NI- liuxx Ifus III llI X l lQIk'l'Cl'fL'S l'ImrlI.Ill l,l'lIlK'L'SN Xxwnx .-XI.I.Isux Art Club Spanish Club Tri-l li-Y .Xl xIuI,x x li Xl IIxx'Ix llgcrcrrcs Sp.xIIIsII Club Cloak 8 Dagger Clxkx' liIv.xNIL li llalxlxcrlmll Varsity linscbaxll l,1IrII1 Club l.x'xN lluxl IA, lfrcuclx Club Xlnxurcrrc Slu Club C-xIxuI.x N A xIIIfI:sox Cixuura Club Sclxolnrslup Soc. Spauxislx Club CIIZN li .IX l,.-KN Bfxkw Im Varsity rl-ClllllS C.S,l . Sclxolnrslxip Soc. l,xxx'Iu4 sm I-, BL.-xc li Sl11llllSll Club Ycll lrcndcr Pep fXss'u. liIfI'I'II BR.-KNIJI' l.:ll'll1 Club C.S.lf. Clnnlx N llxggcr .Xl xIu xx .-XxIn-Iuux Spguuslx cllllll SCll0lklI'Sl1lD Sus. Czuupus c:UIlllllll'l'L'C ARI BI- xx'I-xxx cjllllilfklicllllll l.:lflI1f.llllI lli-Y l'xI IN lil Iss Czuupus f:UlllllIll'fCL' Cloak X Dagger l,C1.I.f:0llllL'll .Xl uuxw l3Iu'c'I' C.S.l . l.zlflll Club 'Ilri-l li-Y liuruxux Xxm s llnslusrlmll l li-Y Yxxc x lll I-I Xlfflllllb f:Llllll1llSclUlllllllI'f0L' C'Irlw' l ulgxlc fill! I . I.. luxx lim I Ilrx' likx'-xv l-'rcuclx Club Girls' l CLIQHIL' Cub. c:llllUI.l Club BID Fl-UIEWELL -A ji Wu: ' ,sf Cnuuifs litck Cluak R Dagger Scholarship Sue. Varsity Track ll ximian Cn xml.-xx .'xlil.lf'Nlf Ciuux l,atin Club llead ligererte 'l'ri-I li-Y kYIl.l.lKXI Cu'l'li,l2 Spanish Club Varsity Baseball Ski Club Rnuipa BL viva C,S.lf. Cheerleader Pep .'Xss'n. Pres. Stzurl Clin-MAN Varsity Football Varsity Track Club XX'il.i,i,-ni f10I.XVlCl.l. li Track Cinuwta Club l li-Y l lmvicrl, Cul 1'icN Varsity lfuotlizlll Varsity 'l raek Buys' League See. Cfuu. Ci-1,-xsifk -l.V. 'liennis .Xl un' fillRlSl4liNSli 'l'ri-l li-Y Spanish Club 'ligerettes ANNE Cowsli-xN'1' Tiger Staff Ski Club C.S.l . lines fjklkiklik lfrencli Club Scholarship Sue. l',Xl'Il c:XI,lNYll.l. Iunx Cwiugx l,atin Club Spanish Club Art Club Rnnuui Ci,-nut l.atin Club Ski Club llillilikl' Coxuxs Band l,atin Club Dux Ciunzkrk lfreneli Club l,atin Club Q Cloak 8 Dagger l.atin Club Ski Club C.uun, Ci.:-:xnxsuw Girls' l,eague Cab l,eg. Cuuncil Sung lreatler -lunx Cuwworm' li lfoutball ll 'l'raek Senior Play Rom-'R CROW llixxi Cuumw Sung lieanler Pep Ansai, Ski Club fillillihlf Ci in 4.lI l rack l li-Y laxt an-, Cook Spanish Club Art Club SlllRI.I',Y f:ll0XYlil.l. Spanish Club 'l ri-l li-Y Svliularxliip Soc Z5 HUNT NEW FIELDS Ck.-un c:l'NNlN1illX'Nf1 li Football j. V. Football l.cg. Council Clmklrs lJlr:klaRsoN Cloak 84 Dagger ll Track CllRNl41l.lA lfc:r:I.lcs1'oN Girls' League Cab. French Club C.S.F. jack l+'icluzoN Varsity Football Varsity Baseball B Basketball 26 A. Ha M 'un Du1ksoN Rick l'i.l,l.S Cliufraoiu' l,ANNlNGl-YR iklL'RIl-YI. Davis l,atin Club Tri-Hi-Y Comm. of Boys Bengals Varsity Football Ross Diem. Art Club l,lANlC l'1lN1ERY l ,atin Club Tri-Hi-Y Art Club Br rrv Fisk jmuw FIS'l'l-IR Sr. Announcements li Football 'l'ri-l li-Y 1 rf' jLrI.1R lJEBOL'l' French Club Tri-Hi-Y l,lCXVIS lJ1Sl'larANo CARL l ,R1cKsoN Latin Club Hi-Y Art Club Nan, l:I.0RA H i-Y Varsity Baseball AIARLOXVE Dm.Pl-im' French Club Cloak 8: Dagger Tri-Hi-Y l A'r Duioxi NIUN l.arin Club Cloak 81 Dagger Tigerettcs Pxrsx' li IIIIIEIKARNIC Art Club French Club Blu. Foonz Varsity Football Nammz l,Iiil-IIONIAS Varsity lfootball Bengals Dick linwiuuis UB Football B Track Scholarship Soc. Diw lx!-1I.IllANI Sr. Class Pres. Varsity Football Boys' League Cab. Zola lfiu1m1AN 'liri ll i Y Scholarship Society Art Club 'liigcr Staff 'liigerettes 0F HIGHER LEARNING N..- Gi fr Plltlx Gxiuuxux SXIIII Ciiixii Blllifillll-illl' I igui' lupicx l'lp.lI1lSll Club liziml SL'l10lLlliNllll!SUL'lL'ff' l'ri-l li-Y l,.lIlIl Club Sr, 'xlllllrllIlL'L'lllL'I1fS Dim ii Chu i xi Ii xxx x iiiu-uxux -I xxi Ciiuiifiiii Girls' l.ung1i1.- Cab. Sung Ifndcr I ri-l li-X Council Spiuiixli Club C. S. l . liigcrcttcx Xiuixi llxuuiuiix Bun llxicuizxxix Xluuix lln Siiumx lli-xinx Ruiiiiu I l xiuux Spaiiisli Club 'liigci' l' 5 cx ul. Y. lcniiix Dux lliixiiifi 5 Xl mm Cloxxxi xx lfrcncli Club .-Xrr Club 'liri-l li-Y limi l l Xl iii- ini xx Yglrxity liooflmll C. S. lf. Ili-Y unix Rum-R l l xiuux Ski Club Varsity Su iiuming l.x xx Hifi xi l'i'i-l li-Y Spnnixli Club liciigzilx Ur Club llciigglx Scl1ul.irxliipSuc. l i1-ucli Club flirlx liC:lQ1llL'f:Llll. Ciuupux Cuium. 5? 1 llimoixi iiiuxi Yiirxity licunix Spanish Club liitin Club lli iii llxxii ix Sr, Play lfrcncli Club Clmila R Dagger Di xxi- I l xiii' l'ri-l li-Y Slhllllxll Club Quill X Scroll 'XL muix I ll'l.Nll1 K Spniiixli Club Ski Club .XVI Club I ixi fiiuix llL'lig.ilx-Y.l'. Huy 'x Srzitc Club lx xiu ix I l.-xxxi x lh-iig.ilx Simiiixli Club Prcx. Cl.ixx Spcnikci' Xl xiu.ii- I l.xu'mxx Sclmlirsliip Smitty Girls' l.cnguc C.ib. l.cg. Cuuncil Si mx llixc Y Campus Cmiuii. Spgiuixli Club I ri-I Ii-Y 27 GRADUATES wsu sl 'Z' fi ax KI-Illl lliximiumw C' S lf l.nriu Club Stuilcnr Storc Xlgr. Xl our x x l lui, .-Xrr Club Sr. lin-iilcfasr Comm. Sl'i Club . x , Xl un' :Xl II'If l loon l7rw.-ncli Club C 9 l liiiriii Club li ii.-xwri-s l luaos l.iirin Club Cllcc Club 28 fo- , 4'-T3 Rm lliizxoox Cimom Club C, S. lf. Scholarship Soc. SL mx llui Girls' lxiiguc Cab. .Xrr Club Sclioli1rsl1ipSoc. ji- xx l lou .-our Ski Club Sec. l.nrin Club Spanish Club .Ions lll SION l.cg. Council Ski Club bl. Y. licnnis G-ui. lllwkhlllil-',Rl.l R 'lium' lliixii-'iw l.ntin Club 'l'ri-l li-Y Scliolzlrsliip Soc. XV.-xukrw llowifu, Cross Country Track Club-V.P. lj.-xl I. lhi AND fi :aug IQ :Xiu llm noon cilil 1. llimsxium cllkill. l lu- um Varsity Football l.i1rin Club Spanish Club Glcc Club Radio Club 'liri-l li-Y Scicncc Club Band SL slr' l'JllIl1lll,0C'K Al xc kllr llrrlkl R lfowiw I lol ni X l.cg. Council liri-l li-Y Prcs. Varsity l-'oorb.ill lfoorbnll Quccu Ciiax lliimfuui lfrcnch Club Scholarship Soc. lfuscmblc N.NNl1Y llvsrov Campus Comm. Scliolnrsliip Soc Spanish Club Girl? lrngiin- Crib. llcngnls Aloiix l lL lfl-iXl xv llkooks Ill mu-N ll lfootlmaill Varsity l'lKNYfll.lll l.nriu Club Ynrxiry llnsclmll llzlml Pres. S Club Nxwm lxflf DW -I-XNNKX l.nrin Club l.nrin Club .Xrr Club lfrcncli Club I J 52 P' lfioiu .lIiNllfl.I iw Spanish Club IN CAPS HND GUWNS .v a .Io xxxii lonxs S elinlarsliip Sue. Sopli. Xmas llpptli Xlariuretre Soeial Service Russ lil Nl Du k Klllll xxn Cloak X Dagger lfnsenible Senior Play 'lipxx l.xCxxi-'lu Ski Club lil x lillfSlFR Varsity l-'mitball 'liraek Club Pres. -lixi lQNlfRR Cunnn. .-Xtbleties Varsity Baseball Club .Xl un lfi mv l.xxus 'l'ri-l Ii-Y Girls' league .-Xrt Club jun' ,Iunxsox Spanish Club .-X rr Club Senior Play c:llKRI.lf,S KIXINIIAI Dow Kovvifi. -llx1l,xNN.ixw .-XLAN JORDAN Varsity lfoprball Bengals l,cg. Couneil llox.-xl,n Kim. Bengals Buys' Stare Seicnec Club jim Kuw Cloak 81 Dagger join l.ARSON Girls' League Cab. Tigcrcttcs C. S. lf. XVIYIAN KlAI..'Kl'.-K'IiIS -l.-KVKII1' Klfllll I' Arr Club Spanish Club Campus Cpunn .IL wi linux Rl in .Xxx linux 'liri lli Y Spanish Club Sr. .-Xnnmineenienrs l lmpiraliry Cunnn. l'uiu1'i-x lil I,l ii k lfrcneli Club Tri-lli-Y Cloak lk Dagger -lux lhmzsox Spanish Club Campus Cunnn. Stuueng llank l IAINI- lxl mai, l ri lll X l.arn1 Club Selwlarsbip Sue jlxi IANSIIIKRUUK l.arni Club ll lraek ll lfuutllzlll 19 CLASS UF '52 13' .wh A if 4 XVHIS xlARI'Iil,l, PM :xlARllN Varsity lfootball Spanish Club Varsity Track 'l'ri-I li-Y Bengals .-Xrt Club Gimmif Mm.-xiui Di-wrsis Moowm' lli-Y Basketball Spanish Club litllll-'RI Mwus Club ill Baslu-tball Varsity Track DUN NORTON 30 Rm Alvius Varsity lennis B lfuotball B Basketball Al ,wi r Ui sim Couun. of :Xctivities XVelilun .Mvartl Cuuuu. Bengals lJiANr1MARriNsRN Freneh Club Tri-l li-Y Sclmlarsliip Soc. jixixiu lhl0Sl R .-Xrt Club 'Iiri Hi Y Suu Narm l.atin Club Scholarship Sue. K' 'S l' Dux Osnoiwn Cuuurs .Xll-'RRII I. Cimota Club Scholarship Soc. B lfmrtlmll ROBERT lhlELKFSlAN B Football Track Spanish Club Dieu Mori' Pima xlllkllkll-R Bengals C. S. lf. Tennis Nlgr, Tri-l li-Y Spanish Club Quill R Scroll Manu -In NI4.I.SKlN l,i-nxx Noxmxw Girls' League lreas. Spanish Club C. S. l . Scholarship Soc. Tri-l li-Y 'l'ri-lli-Y DUN P.-uns Bi-mi llxnuiwsimu Varsity Basketball Tri-l li-Y Pep iXss'n. Spanish Club Can1pusCuuun. Slti Club flf' Cumir XllI.lI R Bi lu Xluuix Bengals See. Sehnlarsliip Sue. Art Club Nav x 'YURRIS Bengals Girls' league Cab. 'liigerettes l,.-xwlufrsi ii PM iifizsim l iger l' 5 es liilflll Club LUUKS T0 THE FUTURE Rn ia I.xu'iu- sv:-. I -I. Y. Ilaiscbaill II Ilalslactbzlll Roni-Ri I.i i ii i Yairsiry Iigiskcr II Ifomlnill luis I.i 'siiiu-Ri. Iii Ili X I' IISCIIIIDIC Pxiiumix XII Xlxk leg. Luiiiicil sl1.lllINI1ciIlIIl Ski Club b.iII ,.. .if -47 ii ,i I 1' fb 4 9 Iiixwifiu I..-xws Cuuurii Club Ili-Y K C S.I-. I,IXII I.ixisr.sloN Xrr Club I'll'l'I1L'I1 Club Copa .Xrt I' al. XIII!!-INI x XI xrl Iuu .Xrr Club I.cg, Cuuucil Czuupus Cuuuu. Iluums XI xuissis AI. Iliisclmll Cb.I'. CIIIIHLI Club Sl vu- I,i-os.-uuisiw I-'rciicli Club Pres. Ciuiorai Club Sec. 'I'ri-I Ii-Y Su I i I,m..xs Girls' Iciiguc Y.P. Ufliloii .-Xxx alral Couuu. Ifcligzlls XI un XII Cinsm-,x .Xrr Club Ulcc Club Tri-I lil' lima XI xxixi xxn C. S. I . Club , . 1 ' n- j.-xs I.i-ixlxsm Varsity' Ifmitlxzlll Club lfk-wiuix I.0IfI1IfIl Cmiiiu Gem-rail Supli. Class Pres, Ilnys' l.c:u1uc Cab -Iixi XI: Dim i-i i. Varsity Iinscball Glue Club C. S. If. Roxsu- XI uum.i.xs Cyuui-iz .XII Isl' F n', , '. in 1 i C1 IIIIXIRI i I.i wis Ruin-lu Iismu nu Ilciul Sung I.c.uIcr Pop .'Xss'u. Un Cimiuiissioii Roni in Inv: I.ntu1CIub Yzlrsity Ifmit Al. Y. Iciuus Ii xx XI xiu mx Cuiuiu. uf Publicity Scuim' I'l.iy I igcr I' 5 cs Cupai Staff Climls K Dag I ri-I Ii-Y X RI- Luuu I s Inns I igcr Stall Quill K Scroll SCIIKDILIINIIIIY Sm: Yi iuisii x XIiI.ii i.u D .Xrr Club I rcs. 'I igcr I ics 'I igclwrtcs Pi ii-ii XI uui I. Y. II.lsL'b.lll bimmsli Club C.uupus Cuuuu. 31 WITH DIPLUMI-lS IN HAND -lrm' P-Kl'l.Sl'UN llrcncli Club 'l'ri-l li-Y Cloak N Daggcr IIXI Pi- ii-tus Y. lfrmtlszlll Xiu' l'lfli's.-xl' -'Ol-1 l'i-uxrxi,-xv Kiss l'i-irlox l.atin Club C. S. lf. Connu. of lfinancc lou l'ial'i-iizsox X arsiry lcnnis Sclmlarslup Soc lf.i.iz.-xnici'ii Pnia Varsity Basketball Cloak 81 Daggcr Varsity lcnnis l,arin Club Inns lluwiaks ll lfuutliall 52 Tiger Make-Up .ll n Piuiiiifk l,cg. Council li lfrmrlmll Campus Cunun. I lnvia PIIICIAN Arr Club lfrcncli Club 'liri-l li-Y Hin Poriczii Varsity lfootball Bengals -Ir. Class Pres. l'iRIl'Z llll'flll.IN Ciniura Club Pres. l irin Club xlARl0N Pisxwi-:is-xx:-in R xx Pi-.sry C. S. lu Leg. Council Tri-l li-Y bAl.i,Y l,IllI.I.lPS Cuuura Club lfrcncb Club-V.l'. C' 9 I' hi. . P.-x'l'ss' Pusr Latin Club Tiger lliycs Frcncli Club Blu. lil-INXYICK Spanish Club Campus Cnnuu. ll lfmirball llcngal Prcs. N arsiry lcnnis Nvxwm' Putin-ixs l-'ranch Club filcc Club 'l'ri-l Ii-Y ,xlAYl!ICI,l.li Powizrl Snanisli Club Caninus Comm. .-Xrt Club lfimium Ri-ixwicgk X arsirv lfcmtball CS. l'. Club Roni-'iz i' Pi-1 I ifks Yarsiry iliraml .xl.XRIllX Plxsns 'l'ri lli Y l7i'ciu'li Club l,atin Club llRl'CI'1 lfnwian lin Rui-:si-xx ll lfmirlxzlll l.c1:. Cnuncil -I. X . liascball ib- I 1:7 EET new cunnnlzrinlzs Cm, CIIARIAICS Ro.-xnk l.lNlJX Rl nm ligcr lfycs Cnrls l.L'1lQ.fllC Cab C. S. lf. CIIXRIUI II' Sruximi RUIWRI Sri Xllll R Varsity lfmmtball Ciiuura Club ligcr lfycs l.i NY RUBERTS S Spanish Club C. S. l'. .-X rr Club 4 um' Rxoxs Girls' l.caguc Cab licugals Campus Comm. Clixwuf SI'll00l.Cll.Kl r Tigcrcrrcs Spanish Club Ski Club UNI Sill-ZPPKRD Varsity lfnutball Comm. of Interior llcngals .'Xl,i:x Rumiklsox Campus Comm. Ski Club Quill S Scroll l,lCli Ssxxns Varsity lfoorball Boys' Lcaguc Cab. Varsity Track llim Sitlmoli. lli-Y ll l7ootball l,arin Club cil.0Rl.X SIIICRXVIY J 3 ku Burn Ronmixi Spanish Club 'ltri-l li-Y l,atin Club .Xliuuz SXNDSIRUNI C. S. I-'. l li-Y Varsity lrack Niwm' SCIIXVII-lil-ilk lun Suuvi-2 Varsity lrack Ski Club , jouwxx' Ruxxmv ll lfuutball ll lrack R nm I, Sul uu-R Viami x Sciurr 'l'ri-lli-Y Campus Cnunn. 'liigcr lfycs Cuu. Siiasiux Cloak X l,2lQIgCl' lli-Y K, Y , .4 H, I - '- Ev-I ff' AQ. 2 , . -M 4 RUXIIIIX Ros:-1 Girls' League Cab. Bengals C S ll Xluuxxi SIZIIAIZM.-KN Campus Comm. Spanish Club 'lxigcrctrcs .-Xl lczif Sifw Spanish Club 'I'ri-l li-Y fllil! Sl xll-la l Ii-Y ligcr lfycs Varsity 'lirack ii SENIUBS lil f-sp. l r. 1 11 P 'sag g' 1 EQ . l'Ia:1f!Jff2Qi . , S lil-Lvl-Zinn: SMITH Drwxis A. SMITH Mariorctte l,RlSKIll.l.A Simrifi: Tiger Iitlitor Sebolarship Soc Campus Comm. Diznoimu SWAN Tri-I li-Y Treas C. S. lf. l.atin Club llu.u'l'imn'i'x1.-xx 34 Sr. Class Treas. Tiger Staff Cimota Club Pu i. Snzviiiaws jim D. 'liiomfxa Ioux 'lik-KL'lAl.'XN 5 Varsity Football Cimota Club Club star I 'vi 'i f 1 N.-xxm' Sxurn Campus Comm. I igerettcs Tri-H i-Y C.u4oi,ia S'riuii,xw Comm. of Girls Girls' League See. Tigcrcttes Blu, 'TQHONIPSON SIllRl.lmX il4RliY'l'l. Cloak lk Dagger Tri-Hi-Y l,atin Club 41' . f tv n'Q1rf I..-um Somizski Cimota Club Tiger liyes Art Club Xl.-un' SIR.-x'l l'oN Copa Fditor Girls' State C. S. F. Gnokm 'l'lMMi1kMAN Spanish Club llkuzia 'l'korm.xN Varsity Track 'air Q x ' 'S 'L' mf if ,, , 1 :X QP?-A -N' l -on 'YB' I r . ' 1 G . I I . A Q . 4 .1 9 X187 -'fy' i- W ' if Pm'i.i.ls Sou'rimu. Latin Club llxvio Sl'RlNl.l'R Varsity lfootball Golden Gloves Dccatblon Chan l.x'I.A FTTOIBFRT Glee Club ip Smxm' Smzkmzczk C. S. If. Tiger lfyes Cimota Club lim .xx SLI low Leg. Council Cloak li Dagger Pres French Club JOHN VTTRAUGOAIVI' Sr. Plav Ticket Com. Tigerettes lfithn 'l1l'IiRK Rom-.ui 'l'Ll.1,iR Varsity lfootball Cheerleader Varsity Traek Boys' League Treas. Ski Club Campus Comm. I XI-LX x XYua1.i- xi ii l.1xi u XY u,iu'n 'l'ri lli Y BECO E ALUMNI l'i-'rsi n Urn-x xxill l,l'XNI Vxx 'l'lHlial.'1' .I-xx Vlxw 00511-ix lign mls Cullum Club ll lfootlmll Ski Club l,ntiu Club Spanish Club -loux Xlful. - - YaI'sitV lfmmtlmll Spa usb Club Ski Cliib Blu, L'x1.i ifs X1 uuux Xlfu iz Bengals Arr Club Scliolzirxliip Soc. DIERRY Vrixsm' Spanish Club l li-Y .Xxx XY ilu: Pu l. .Yi I lv l.x 'li xx x xYl4Il.lilN lfiucz XXVICNYI..-XI-'lf -loxlx xxilllll- l l XRUI n XYILKINS l li-'I Spnuisli Club XvQll'SlI'j' l-'uurbnll ll lfoorlmll lflng Girl Vnrxiry lrnclc x.1ll'vlQ' lmclc 'liri-l li-Y SCl1OlLll'Sllll1 Soc. S-xl ix lYu.1.l.-xxis ji- xx lYu.soN IIRANK lYixl'l-iiuu-,Ru NlLRlHl. XXVISIXIXI Rnuxkn XVoons 'liigrrctrcx latin Club 'liri-l li-Y Varsity limwrlmll C. S. lf. lfrcncli Club Rcfrcsluucnr Cnuuu. Yzirxiry 'lirnck l.zuiu Club Rini Vox S1ZllliF1IilCl.l Xluul XY:-nxliu Ynrxiry lfuorlmll Varsity 'l rack flllllllfil Club l,nxmXK'1u,i,m1x liuiu Club Sclmlnrxliip Suu. .Xrr Club lim, xvlll-l-ORD Simnixli Club lrcn l.cg. Council Varsity lrncli 35 BRN XVRIGHI' jo-xx Youwc: ANN l,lNnQL'EsT Tigcf lfygs l.atin Club Art Club Varsity l rack Cloak X Dagger Spanish Club Ski Club Maedeafe john Ala'ili11m, exchange student from JOAN BIQRNARD SICBASTIAN Cl l IARIQNZA CAROL li.-XSl.liY l-1l,lZABI'1'I'l l IQDVVARDS Samoa. THEY WERE CAMERA SIIY RICH.-XRD Hll.l.XlAN NORMAN Xl-llfl .I.liN .Xl,l3liR'l4 .NIONROIC jl.XlNlll-f .XIOSI-'R liA'l'l'lliRlNlf SlROl7l Q., N Q Alllflfr Q 19135 IQ! PJ XIXRCI' 25753 .-A I .L .. ff wr .fs M 5 1 f Q :pkg lil' fi I , , I I A -A fi if ,f rms: - ,.1mA, ,W E' ' 3:5 2 Vg: Y D'-in ...-ps -vnn' . . , ld- .,- -. a,,l,-l.rQ' 53013173 f , s I L31 Ke: 'Try S-Ye' Y' hi iflfies .J , N.---31-its' ,-'wiif - ' 4- , in -if I W3 .'J', .ftfqi -, ,I . 1 'P 'SQ ..4 .fl ' is ! PQ! 3' ' 1 ' ' , ff -'f - i it 1- -' 4: - 'ff' 1 - -74' Y k '. ij! 1 sw f S V -57' Qi' xv' r .1 ' I B- ,Y D' x ':f- - b K :is 3:-. ' Q fin 57 fi A NL l' ,M L'. ' 1'Q',gggf':' Nt, J! X . A 1 i-,. I ' I-C 4. L 9 f S- f l. 1:13-' A' 'I sag II? i K. ,n,. u ,....l YZ '- J' , . A- ia 1' 4 - 1- 1 7' ,ti 44 if 5958-s K Xi tr xq ff f - I '--2 r n 1 Y IUNIOR CLASS OI I ICIiRS.' KllL'L'1il1.Lf, Sue .11vG0-z'eru, f1'L'i1XIlI'L'l',' Herb l.inxe11lmrd, A'L'f'l'L'Tx'lI'.V. Srnllding, George T1lc1'L', f7l'L'Nf4fL'l1fj .Hour .1lr.1Iill.1u, vice-prc.vidc1lr. CLASS 0F 1953 Looking hack over the past school year. the class of '53 finds many achievements of xxhich to he proud, such as winning second place in the annual Christmas booth contest. Nancy Banta supervised the erection of the picturesque yule scene. This year the iuniors have chosen navy hlue for their senior sweaters and a numeral u as de- signed hy Helen Mackie. The iunior mothers' tea, under the direction of lieth Linsenhard was carried out on a Valentines Day theme, and of course the excitement xx as great during thc com- mission elections. .lunior leaders this year were: George 'l'uerk, presidentg .Xlont Mc.Xlillen, vice-president, Beth Linsenhard. secretary, Sue Nlcflovern, treasurer. 30 JUNIUBS 4-.ii ,Q L Q-yx TD T AAL g 71 X wi EV P 'I 4 vb jim .'XllCl'Cl'UllllllC lrx ing .-Xcrcx .Io Num' Xllwrs Dick .-Xlcxnmlcr llurinu .xllllfl lxntlmy Xxlmdumml -Iulm Xmus Calllillc JXIIICSIUY licrnic ,Xmlcrsun llcnisc Xlulurscm -Ioan .-Xmlrcxxs Iinlm 'Xmlrcxxs lllmmrlu XI'jlllL' liulm ll.lk'lIlIl.lI1 Ilnrnlal lhhls, jr. -lllclj' lldll-Ulll' S.1rnI1 lg:lll.ll'Ll Yzmcy lgtlllfil Par llnnlclm -llltllk' l5.u'ncs lflmrlcs l3,1slxL-rx lllm xl.ll'j lhrcnmn -Iu.mnc lhtwlm Dururlmy ll.llIlll'j Xlnry Bczlfcll Phillip Bell lumplc llL'l'kl.lll lllck llL'IAIl.ll'll 'Imm licrrclhcinl llny al liiggnr Ccssic lilcnncrlmsscrt Curl lilolnn -lack Blum Xlnlculm lily I xc-ly nc Ibm Cnrul lgllltllllilll llill lirccr Susan lircxx mn -Iolm liriggs .lun liru.ull1c.nl I amy lirmnlxs fixxun lirmxu -lil TAKE UVEB NEXT YEAR 46 8 nf: an ,F-M,-ll v 1 ' ,J f' .Ag A 09 'Q '1- T' 1-fm ,QQ ff rf di' - ,.,, xl: P QQXJS-x F' x Q- I I A ri A ' . XFX. If A' XX Eg' Q TT' CSL- wgu llullqril Dmmld liurnurl Snmim Cgulxx.1il,uL-1' .lancrlm Calnlxx ull Peter Camry lluxmld Clmpnmn Bill Clmpmzm l.u:indn cZl.ll'li Ym'nmn Clark Ronald Clyslc B:ll'll1ll'2lf:lD1JIl ti0l'ki11l1 Cnlburn Paul Colxvcll Stew Conner Duck Cunscr Clnlrlutrc Cooper fillliLll1I1C Coopcr Ii:ll'L'l1 Curclxcfcr ,IL'ilI1CffL'f:0fl'L'l1 Kclmctlx Cam les -Innlcx Cux N: nncrru Cux Kilcmi.1Crnml.1ll Xlnrily I1 Crzmdnxll Inuix Crcx cling Gale Cross Paul Curlcy .Xnrlmny lY.'xl'L'y K mig' lin is -Lum-I Dul ..1Ycrgm' Summ llcmzxrcc Richard lk-rr Bula llxx ight l.il5 nm Dicrf Philip Dunne I rin lluylc l7i.mnc l,lll1L'lxL'l XI11xi11cDxxyc1' .lcrry I1-ku-ls Iiill I'lliurr Nancy ldnnry Alnck I-'rickmn -H CLASS UF '53 f. 7Q ft. . A If l I Y Xu, ,..., . R A N x Y -'CLS Q' Mx X 5 ,Xnn lfx ans lzmc lfrnnlclin llnrolnl Carla jnnncs Clocrrf loin l lnrx cy Bryan llcmphill 42 Sunny lfvcrctt jim lfrnzicr Ann Garrison Susan Gould junly llntchcr l lliorr llinc C'-'53 sv 'sta' V 1 I I I E l '05 'T' llnrric lfishcr Limln lfrosr llcrlcc George lfllcn Gray lluyuarrl Hnwlcc Riclnnond Hoclm Marilyn lfloynl Phyllis l-'ogg Carolyn l-lox Bill Fuller l,ouisc lfumlcnlmcrg Xlurtlm lfumlcnlmcrg -IQIIUCS Ucrlmrt 'liinnnic Gcrclmcll Nliclmcl Glass jon Hanson l.cc llnrnly l.unu llalrlincss lflninc llnwlcs Clmrlcnc llnyslctt Bill llclgoc Xln Donna Hoffman Carol Hogan john Horrall Neil lfox -lannc Gnllion joan Ulcrllnll l-'red llnrnlon rilyn l Iulnusrulrcr Xlnry llosinslci q-5.4 wg Sh. Paul lsllilanxx .1 Sy lnl .Innes Roger Keller llunnlml Klein PRESENTS THE PROM I? av' -sw 4 - E 5 I 3? Y i 5. 2 52. 2 ai-214 .. , W W 'A A fu. V 1 5 wi A- v ,td 'G' -my U' ri Y? M, 5 , A . K .X Q nv -an if X .1-4 ul' .'. ..f . 4 aw , .. 'Z 4 nf 'Q ' , ' X6 zffffzl, ' lil! Nlielmel I lunsron l.gn'ry I lugfxes Virginia llnnt Ann Hnnrfinger john llusrun Dm id I lurchixon fflmrlurre lrn in l.1nx'renee Alnekwn Xlnry jneoby Cathy lnhnsun Xlnrilyn ,Iuhnsnn Patricia jones Shirley .Innes Clam Knplnn Donald Kay Kenny Keck Bnrlmrzl Keen Nancy Keep Xlnrrin Keller Xlnrjnr Kenley XVesley Kennedy Bill Kermmle Kexin Keyes Shirley Kiner linrlmlwl Kirk Clrerehen Kumnmn Nancy l,nrrieu -luck l.1lj'lNLll1 Daniel l.eemls Ifred lumlmrdr Denny l.ex ine lieth l,insenlmrd jim Lorenz Clmrles l,otr .Iessie lurr Xlnrge l.enenlverger Rml Xlnelhmgnll Nancy Lindley 42 PRUVIDES ll NEW CUM ISSIUN 'Q 1 ' 1 ii fa' .3 -. gm x Y get , ' 5 X ' Te 'H ' .- ' , ' 1 ' ia' ' -flfl Lg Ji 77 ,-N .rf Q ' bs Q A-i 1 lf sr- I 'I' ' A ,-cz: .1 2, xy ,, K 1 1 P ., - .Q Q tg an x I K-1 XZ- f . f wf r 'R Nag i 1' R3 1,0 'P' Q l Q 'fa ,,,. , New V E. , ' X . i. 't i I- at f i ' iizij Dick Mefttloo john McCann Paul Mellraeken llarhara McNeal Margo .XleNeish .-Xlan McQueen john Matliewa Marilyn Matter Carolyn Mayer David Mitchell l,ouanne Moloney Kam .Xloore Carol Nerger Clary Ncuhotl Russell Nielsen Paul Urban Penny Orth llill Uxx sley 44 Sue McGovern Helen Mackie ,lim Mercer Valerie Moore eraldine Odckirk l,ueia Palmer X an . , N, . .. 't . . ' i A -.gr .- Robert AlCCilllI'C Terry Xlelielvey .Xlont .XleXlillan Charlotte .Xladsen Chris .Xlardigian .Xlike .Xlarshall Nlarilyn .Xlillcr Richard Miller Sharon .Xliller Russ Morgan Ronald Murpliy llarhara Nay Mary Udlin Robert U'Xlally Diane Umtlal Suzy Palmer Diek Patten Dax itl Patterson XX ,- 5 1, 5- 3: 1 az s ' xv A ,Z Q. M, Hnrlm 11 Pcmllcrml Xl lf! Pnst Xl'Il1llV Rciclmcil1 l'mily Row Cl1.rlcsl,urr Shirley Schllxlmcllcr l,.llIl ' :- 'f7 RUQIUI' Puxt lfrcnl Rlmmlcx Sl1L'l'I'iC Row -Iulm Samgc I him' Scrcrcs . - , .J 1 BUYS SENIUR SWEHTEBS .522 f lil C? Axim' -Q '55 V 'C' C7 1 .1 ,N 'M 1 3' '.1 Pclm1ll'du11 I- rin' PL-pp s .Xnita l'l'11rhur .lu Riclxn-1' RlbllCl'f:l Rim L' .I.mirl1Sc1ml.m Cflmrlcs Slmrpu 'Q' ,-, J.. K- JK lilll Pu-rvrs I rw l'n-rnrwu lin-nm-tlm Pl1iIln'iul4 UL-rlm Pupc lJ.n nl Prom Cf.1ruI Prlcc lllunm- I,lllNlx4lllIl5 -l.lIIlL'N linu- ffliffm'd Riggx Plulllp lliggx llcrlm Rlblilllxlill Cilurm Rem' lmmi Remo l,l.lI1.l Rxlgur -lnmn Ruswll Dm1S.n11l1lix f'ynIhi1lSclnlufcl' Nm-llc SCIIIINIII Slurluy Sclmculur film-rcl1cnScI1ultl Xl.1ry Shnrpn PA! Smmuumls Xnnc Sinclair l,lL'Kll'k'SIiil1IlL'l' 45 X I GAINS RESPUNSIBILITY YT? saw: -1, . vzr i . y 1 xi mm if 4 , ff WSL fi C 2 4'- ., . at H Cv Y Q, , ...,. Ui ,vga li' itigi ' 1 +g,i'x w t I Q. .S Q I Quits, . . - X . t.,,,k N QU' . L ,.., ELS V! Ruth Sinitli lfrauiccs Stcplicns Riclmrtl Swallow lSni'lm:1rn 'llimims Gcurgc lucrlq Durorliy Vnuglm -I6 -laiinus Sulmicslci Clialrlcs Soiiimcl' Mary Susnlnun Roger Stnlllcamip Dick Stcllliorn Nlnrty Stcplmn ICtlwnrtl Stcrling jnckic Stinnctt Slmruii Stoll Diane Stnrncs Dunicl Stringer Dick Strmicggati licvcrly Swiclmrtl Nancy Swift Nllflllilll lzlliiiizul lfluisc 'llziylm' Dinnc 'llmclicr .loam ilil121l'Cl1Cl' l Nancy 'lillompsmi RCllC'l4l1UlllpS0I1 :Xlnn lilmlmcts juan lice lion lumplqins jni11cs'l'upp Sully 'liullcr Mary lurncr 'Ibm Twist Clziirc Yallcttc -lim Ynmlci'x'm't Louisa Yun 'llissu Cicrailtl XYngncr Kathy Whgiicr Mary XVagncr Marilyn Wlillccr .-Xnitu Hlillcslilitcgcr Beth XYGIITCII A A 'AEN fr X at lf -Q l 1 AND MHTIIBITY Roger XVatson Richy XVhite Cecil Battles Lester Bedley Dan Bolt Barbara Brandt Robert Caron lfugcne Coffman jack XVayre Phyllis YVcirick Bill VVell Sally XVcst Barbara YVheatley Linda NVhipple Nan XVidmann Leland XVilshire Tony VVolcott Margie Yates Donna Yeatman Mary Ann Zeman THEY WERE CAMERA SHY, T00 Bill Currier Marlene Glover Bill Kent NVarren Martin llob Serven Dorothy Vaughn lawrence Daedler jay Gulick lfrank l,ammadce jim Murphy Bill Serven Dennis VValker Charles Duncan Craig Hanson Bruce Lavalette Anthony Oropallo Ted Smith Roland YVallaec XYayne lilvandcr Richard Harris Iohn Lueder Donald Pauly Donald Sprinkle XVilliam XViltrout lngy linevik l.ouise Hoebbcl Mary l,ueder Thomas Pryor Robert Swinlt joe Gilbert Rex Kasten john McCalla Stephan Rose Fay Thompson jOAN RUSSELL Although she is no longer among us, we feel that we have not lost her for her spirit, her courage, and her beautiful personality remain with us. Her determination and her accomplishments in the face of handicap and tragedy serve as a shining example to all of us. ln school joan took part in numerous activities. She was a member ofthe Circle Tri-Y, Tigerettes, Bambinos, and the Span- ish Club. Her associations with her friends in these groups were dear to her. She will always be with us in fond memories. 47 Q 4 . SOl'HO.llORE CLASS Ol l Il,'lfRS: Klleelilftg, IJi11'e lfriz'.m11, fl'Ci1.VllI'L'l',' Sue Patten, .i'c'1'l'L'fi7I'V. Sfdlliffllf, lifll 1' Kirk rife-rievidellt' 01711 .lfUfT, . , A , i preyidellf. CLASS 0F 1954 Leading the very spirited sophomore class this year were john Mott, president, liing Kirk, vice- president, Sue Patten, secretary, and Dave liric- son, treasurer. The class of '54 started Ullf the year with the annual sophomore tea. 'l'he pro- gram was highly successful under the leadership of its chairman, Sue Patten, and her assistants, Diane Davis, Cynthia Peterson, Rosalie Butter- field, and .Iere Patten. 'l'he program featured Ann Mills on the acordian and ,lean .Xlcfllosltey at the piano. An linglish theme for their Christmas hooth awarded the sophomores third place. Giving time to this project were john Nlott, Adrienne l,am- horne, Donna Schultz, and Cynthia llolloman. lt depicted a chapel scene with choir hoys march- ing toward the minister. Une of the sophomore class's important an- nual functions came at the last of the year when they decorated the stands for the graduation es- ereises. SUPHD URES , QA ,S ,gg A Q' 9' 'Vt 'Uv V1 1-33 vs -iii? SOPHOIIORES, FRONT ROII',' Arrlner, Bcclcvr, A,I'bf0I'1, ,f1d.1111v, Agar, licnzzctt, Hcmwz. SECOND ROII',' .411.icrxc11, ,'1.vIw, ff'l'L'1'AX'. IIm'11:,r, Iifin, Iimrcllc, Audrcsvlz, .41':g11c. THIRD ROIV: .'HIfc'7'H1.'l7l, H.1rl1,-13. lfuulru, .'!1H1.virm1g. ii S O I' 'I U II O R If S. I RON'I ' ROI! C.u1.1-1'.1n, lfnlrvr, Brn- lmld, linxrlwzfi, liidlalcu, Hin- HUT, lfwx, B1'01L'lI. SICCONIP RO I I Iinrgurs, lIrz1.ni,rm11u, 1i1rfrcr'ivId, Iii.r:.1nr:, Iicrlicr. Hriluhnlll, Kf.1'J-xsull, lionnu, By- 4, crx. 'I HIRIJ ROII'g C,'un1111.n',l', f.'JUlt.'T'lll, llolux, liixlwp, liurliu, Blfffllll, f,'.111lli11,Q, liixxcf D1 SOI'IIOIIORES,l1'RON'1 ROII'q Cnllillx, f,'r1rIin'y. Chris- rczmvl Cnoullwx, Coleman, Cm'- fllivbawl, lflnrlc, f,v0I'i1lAQf0II Clifnu.-. SI'If,'ONlJ ROIV: Cc- Jurqznvr, Cmzmml, CYOIIIIUHAV Cnrrrw, ffbilmll, Clnrlc, Collinx, - THIRD ROII',' Clllrc, Crngill Clmmilcr, C,'om'h, Cnrzzn, Coyfy l.'.1rril1,qrm1, l,'b1'ixtv11.vc11. LEARN THE BUPES F 2 77' NJ' 38 Q .. I 'FTF SUI if 1 ' 1 V S' O I' ll O ,ll U R If S. I-'lRS'I ROIV: f,'run1fJl.1r, Ilmfilx, Dun- lfy, H. l?.1z'ix, Ilnlflm, llunlml Illrqnu, ID. I7.1:'1,v, IJ: l .1ll. JNIJ RUIVJ lJuf,1'rlL', lfl'01L'ulf, IJ f,'l'n1L1'lf, lin-vfL', lh'l'fYj', HU- lf'Ulll.1X, llnlicll, IJiA'L',VlIll. HUP ROIV: IM'lc.x, lJ11ll,Qfu'l'f.v, Hul- f1f'U.V, f,'lH'I'fL', lJUVrH'L', Dfthf IJUILI'-V, SOl'IlU1lORliS. HRS! ROIV: l l'A1lllx'. l fllL'fL', I'l'.1l1L'A' I'frli1'l', lJ:Ljvu1', l m111'i,v, I-'laalull lfivlwr, Iffflll. JXIJ ROIV: I'n- IVIJIIII, I-fJ.l-V, llulw. Ihlrrul lfiriung, lnvlvur, l'lulrlu'1', l'1'.m: JIU? Rfllfvl lfffiul, f'fl'i4',vUlI l'f.i.ly. lffmnz, l'f1'.l111.m, l7l.111.1Q.111 l-f::.1f. 'lIO1lORIn'S. l7lRS'I' ROIV: firay, fillllaf-Y, l f'uil.1.Q, ll.1Qu1'ul.111, fimuluu, fiL'llIII'.1, Ilalllcv, fiilvwll. JNIJ ROW: Ciillfrutb, lining, I-Hllur, limlrurf, finrrutl, fium1'!.1l'c, firix. IRI? ROIV: fiomlvzrill, Cicarlnvrr, I- rullvh, Ciurmn, firufhl, fiulnry, Ciilluffu, fil'.1l'Jlll. ' GOA 1' 'kv SOI HU HO R HS. HRS! KOIV: Ilmrull, lluiiry, I. Iluii- i1'ci1w1ii, Ilarpur, Ili,-zL'.1r.l, Hol- lniimii, C. Ilciiilvrmii, Iloml :Nia icon? in Ilnffiimii Iliiqluy, I.. IIUIIQIIIIIII, IIIIXYUII llaiiuc, llnrii, Kliiiu, K.1iiyii1.1i1 QRIJ ROIV: '1'. llcim'ui'mii Ililuimii, Kclir, II.1r.lii1, Iliff, IIi1I'.Lf'R1'1'L',V, Ilniiipmii, H i ll I I arlc. S O I II O ll U R I-f S. IVIRSI RO I I l..1I'rci1ici'c, Imiilmril Iniicx, lun, Kirk, Kriiiii, ICC!!- 7 iivy, iraiiiur. -NIJ ROll':I,vl1i- :ii, I. Iniiux, li:iiicii.1i1, K01',1rc- -rirlv, lmlxmii, K niiiux, l.vl'ilc.1-12.1. QRIP ROIV: I..1i1.in11, IJ. Ioiiux, I.1rrc,r, Kvii.u'y, Kirlc, Knxrcii, K raw. Q 1 v SHUW GREAT PBO ISE Q SOIH IU HURKS. IIKSI' RUIVJ I.ii1iIlc-v, I..1I'l.1iIfv, I.c1:'.v. Lrinp, Ijjwpiimii, I.uC,'rir11ii, ,lI.n'l'ul, llrliuc. I.u1lci'. JXIP ROIV: 1Ii'.-Irny. lIi'f,'loxlcu4x', llr.-Illixrur. lIc'I.ilI, lmirlccr, lI.1gii1iiix, lIrKcllur, lm-lv, I.u:m'i1.1'.1lu. ?RIJ ROIV: l.r1-ru, ,1l.1i1iiii1xqx, li. 11.1 iiignl, Hrlluriimii, .Klul,'rim-Il, l.fiy'1if Hi llziiiqal, 1I.1ll,Kul1y, l'. ,Hr- DECURHTE FUR C0 MENCEMENT SOVIIU ll O R I-IS. l'lRS'l ROIV: .1lar,vu, l'.1rlc1L'nmi AVUII, llnrlrlc, .l'lr1rgn11, ,H47f!IllL' ZNIJ RUIV: .Hooray llam-luv shall, llillx, llcafburillglnrvll SRU ROIV: ,lIm'ri.ml1, lf. Hills l1m1llllfll.Q, .lIr1rrimvr, Healy llnllrqmllny, llnrf, Hiuiurfi Marr. N771 s S O I' Il O ll U R If S. I-'IRSI R OIV: U'lJvH, NL'ilw1'L'ul'. O'fiL1rn, Omuxluy, Orlmu, .Hon- rnn, Odvlcirk, l'm'mm, JNIJ ROIV: Uvrmmlcr, Noumnu, IJ-zrxlcy, Niuixcn, LN7C.Y.Wlll, .Hur- phy, INK--zu, f,ZUllLfL'L1l'. SRI? ROIV: Omzvluy, O'Im'riu11, Rm'- kur, .Hllll4YllII, .lI. O'fi.1m, l'.1r- LTV. SOPHO UORFS. FIRST ROIV: RCtV7I!2ZJ,A', Robb, Riflnwrd. Pnfrull, S. PflffL'1I, Qllillill, Parry. l'u11flcfmL'ur', 1'rilm'lc. IND ROH'.' RJUII, Ria'lu1rJ.vnlI. Pcfurxml, l'ollv,V, Rubin, Ci. l'billi1rx, Ruilllwr, l'r,u'v1'. SRI? ROIV: l'ol.111xky, Rvpluglc, l'iur1'c, l'irl'i11, l'.1rtnl1, R. l'f'1lIipv, I'nlI0-1L'. .S .V -111 230 01' -rs- . irlcluy, Hclur, Hunlcu, .Hid- llillx, llmjqnll, ff. .1lUlifL', Hi'- SO .' ll O ll O R IJS. I IRS'I ax, 'l'.v1'rull, SIFUIVII, Stuart. JNI. ROIV: R. Villa, Swirls, 'l'.1l If u f, 'I'ru1lur', S-imllrz-1L', Al'ln1.'l'ur, Smlz, 'Il471'f, 'l'.1,vl'i111,1. Hill ROIV: xl. Villa. IP. SEE NEW WURLDS S O ' ll O ll O R 155. IVIRSI ROIV: S u ri 0 ll. Srlvl.z11llur, SIIIIIIW, Sfcf.1lli.1,l', S u ll lf ll r r, Svlwln, Rumluy, Szrnyl, Slmu- IIUII, Ieflfb. ZXID ROIV: R. Swiib, I. Smirlv, Sflllff, S,'7lII'4QIlI, ll.1rr'ff, S11r1.lg1'.1.v,v, Srofiulll. IJ.nQ1g'lu1'. 3R17 ROIV: Sflwui- lwr, Surflu, IfU0nII.'f,IIA'L', Slunl- Iwfnllu, Slmur, Szbllljliflll, RUIIIIIA mn, Sual. RO I I Srullmru, S 11' .1 Il ,v n 11. 'l'ro11l1.1l1, S.'1n'1f1.1l1x, IJ. 'I 170111- 'l'lw1mx, SIIIIIUIQ, I. 'l'lvm1.1.v, S'Iuxnn, l'.u1.1.wl', l'.1.l.1v. SOl'llO.llORl'fS. l lRS'1' Rflllf ll'cl'l2, lI'l'i4QlM', U'ill'L', S. I'f,11ll1.q, ll'.1llJn'r', Il'l1l'u, lllllljvlu IIYL'YlIlI'llIlL', IJ. VUIIIIK- IND ROIV: ll'.1lllu1ll. S, li'1lli.vl11.r, ll'ao.l1:a1'd, IIYIIIIIIJIRI, Vn11SrlJlu- gall II'i11fU7'IJIl1'11, IIVJXIICT, lVlwclcr, lV.1rc. SRI? ROIVJ lVm1i'c'T. lVl-'UJfl'1'0l'f, Sfflllffflll. IVil.f071, R. IVilliam,v, Rolvinmll, lViuJc, Ilhlrcrx, I .77llKl.h1Ix'I. Il'lvira'lw1'. Fwy 0 1 u ar if Q :MF mg' if S 13 1 -v f if ' ' 15 -.A,k J A-'-1 . . , wefu, 1 t . ' if sp' i I U , 'va 4 L 'f' 4 ' 'V Y ?'kfN Q ' if ,, 'f V ' f' 4 A. . ' 'N P.: .1 4 .H xx K QLDLP , .Sl-ui?:.'T JSZQJ p ? iq1 5 K Y as 1 Q we Sm , ks. Q wr , r' 4 , 1 ' .M 'Aix ' sz - x I-P , 97 f Y 324 fin f5QL,,fiL7,Q: 44 5-y, ZZ Wffa-rw ji df 2,1 ,L- lf Fw if wfihgf' D 'C LIC: ' 1 TOP I?l'fNGxll, Ol'IflCl'fRS: 'I'erx11f2 Lluiii, r1'e.ir1n1'r,' 'I'i111 Green. fire-I1rc.vitfe11f,' Herb .lIl1ruu, ,wrruf.1ry: Ray I'cl1r-:., president. BO'I I'O.ll. rlllfhelllfr' lflllkfllij lIt1fiI'L'A' c11fe1'fi1i11 t1'.1Jlz'crx at the Ship- Qerer 1' Sbin.ii,q . Iil'fNCi.'ll.S. I-'IRS'l' ROIV: Iltftlfflll, Hi1:lcur, l.IIL'IIf7L'l'- yer, Rrzxu, fJl.l'UII, l'fJ.tlCAV, Ryzmx' l.ngtu1, IIJIIXUII. IND Rfllfi lJ4. l'LlIll1fx1f, ffafllf, ll'r1l1:, Hulul, Norris. Nay, St'bIll'lIl47l'l'4'f, ll .1rtiigi.1 ll , lflo v ti, .l!11ren, Sheppard. SRD ROIV: l'u11f:, lialilx, K i ll ig, I Jinlfliflgcr, Ifzlllur, liigg.'r', Clyde, llafr, 'I':L'i.vf, Uetl. , ,llrQm'u11, 'l'11ur Lg llariull, lbflirb, llixx I..z1r' Illllll. ii BENGALS Assisting new students and ushering at ini- portant functions such as football games, assem- blies, and the senior play are among the main duities of the busy Bengals. Chosen for their leadership, willingness to serve, cooperation, and initiative, the Bengals can also he seen keeping the color day crowd under control and serving as guides for open house. This year their annual dance was called The Shipwreck Shindigu. and was given in lfehruarv. lt proved to he one of the main events of the year. .-Xdvised by .Xliss Hester l,aunmn, the hard-working officers were Rav Prentz. presidentg 'l'in1 Green, vice-presi- dentg Beth Xluren, secretarvg and letsuo Ueda, treasurer. lf Piuscznrix Suocrri lfiiirol'-in-chief .li-wig ci.'XRRlSON Tijqcr 'l'opi1'x THE TIGER lfinal deadline, .Xlonday night! Presses ready to roll on the inside pages 'liuesday afternoon! lleadlines, copy, page dummies, editorials-all passed through the hands of Priscilla Sroufe, TIGIQR editor-in- chief, and Mr. li. H. Crook, staff adviser, to the page heads. Organizing and planning first page were co-editors Peggy Mortimer and Charles l.oos, while Diane Hart and Alan .jordan handled humor and feature articles which weekly appeared on second page. l-fditoring third page was Anne Constant and sports page was taken care of hy Bill lfoote. Staff photographer for the year was Ronnie Mardigian as- sisted hy Harold Carb, while Dennis Smith handled the husiness and advertising end of the 'l'lGliR. Circulating and mailing all the issues were Sally Ryons and Sally Ayres. Digging up material and writing the majority of the stories for the staff were the members of Mr. Crooles jour- nalism class more commonly known as the cubs. Compromising the Quill and Scroll, honorary journa- lism cluh were a majority of the memhers of hoth the paper and annual statfs and the cuhs. .Xlemhership is open to all those having a 2 average or above. Mary Stratton was president with Charles l.oos serving as vice--president and ,ludie Barnes as secretary-treasurer. vslc lli-utr ,ALAN .lolumN ANNE CoNs'rAN'r Blu, l oo'ri4: Stroud lhilqc SL't'Ull1f l'i1gc' '1'l1il'n' Page Sporty IDICYYIS SNIIIII l2l1.vi11cxy .1l.1m1gu1 filllllli 1,005 Plicam Mcm'lm1lc1z Ifiryr lm-L' lfmf :fm E I ,Yusuf 1 BU' QUILI. AND SCROLI. IIEIIBHRS. IVRONT ROIV: Iiliyx, Bdllffl, BJ7'IlL'.Y, li.1ll.1rd, Srlwltz. l.nrm11, llo.vil1.vL'i. IND RUIVJ Sfblllllfl, lfov, Srraufu, Srrarmu, ll.111xun, ,'lyr'w', llnrrimcr, f':'1'CI1'If. SRD ROIV: I,L'lI1L'JIAaiL'll, l.rmx, ffllflflljflll, Hnu'L'c, Slllirh, Hr. fjrrmlc, 1l.1m1'i,L5in11, RUf7L'l'f,Y0l1, Gcrbarr, lV.1rrc11. SAIALN' Axlilqg IOURN.4l,ISlI ffI.fISS. I'IRS'l' ROIVJ Sulwlrz, Srlwlzrz, li'.1rrun, Rnlfinmu. ZNIJ ROI! Qu I X RXUNS Garb, Gurbarr, Hil111.1rx, H.11:kc, I lfl,t'ilIA'A'i. SRI? ROIV: lll1Lfl'ux, Cflal'lc, liallnrul, lfiml C.'in'l1Infi011 n ,, 4'I'll ROIV: I7Ul11L'JI'x1L'l1, liulfmlr, IIn1'm'x, Iilixx, lfl1'.111Jc1'. '1'lfi1'fR1'f'l l'1'fS. 1 1RS'l4 ROIVJ fic11'1'cl1, '1'll11UI', H'1111.v1'111ncAL5c1', G1111111, V. 1111111113 .1IJAVL'1', l,'l111111, .lI1z11.w11, Sm111i11. ZNIJ ROW: fllllldll, linxv, B1c1111c1'1uzx,vv11, HTL1d111.'I11, V1111 'I11.v.w1 Klllzcrx, I.i11xu111mr11', S1'1w1r:, .1I1111111c-v, IQUINILW11, l'ri1'u, 11vhc'.If1C,V, Srcplmll, ZCCIIIJII, Crrfyx. SRIJ ROIV: Ifrzxqlq, IJ111'1111111m11, l311rc11m11, Roxy, H171'11U.V, '1'ny1or, Clark, f'l0f111I1111, ,l1nm'1', 1'o,vr, K. .H1mrc, O11'1i11, 1'r.111wr, llcvllnruc, f':'L'1'l115, 1011115011. PEP SIIHAQ' 1,L'1111L'I',Y.' 1111711110 111111 c'1'c'1, 11111116 f,1Il'1.wll, 1gL l'L'1'- ly 1.0-zcix, l,'.11'111 f,'1c111i11.m11 lam' Ci1'1H1111. Yell 1.u1111c11v: 131111 TIl11L'l' 1Q11gc1' 111l11f1114Q', l.1r1L'1'c111'1 131111'1Q, 131111 1'111'1y, Skccfc S111111111.v. HSSUCIHTIUN Strengthening and maintaining the tremendous spirit of South Pasadena is the primary function of the Pep Association. lleaded hy Roger Bunt- ing, president, the Pep Association was respon- sihle for planning our pep rallies, color day, and the rooting section at the foothall games. Assist- ing him were the cheer and song leaders, janet Olson, Ctinniissioner of :Xctivitiesg .lim linerr, commissioner of .-Xthlcticsg Arlene Club, head ligeretteg and .lohn llutiman, president of the hand. Nlueh of the xvorlt inx'oh'ed the half-time activities at the foothall games. lfntcrtaining the crowds with their original routines and maneu- vers were the hand, under the direction of Xlr. R. Ufin. Clrahanig the lflag Ciirls, the Nlaiorettes, and the Higcrettes, now in their fourth year. 'lihese groups added a great deal of pep and spirit to the sel'ool and are appreciated for their fine uorlt. v- '. -is A 1 Iflmlfi GIRLS. I.l-Il I' TO RIGHT: I.11 IIICIIIIIJ lVeilciu, lu Ril'hfL'!', Penny Ozrli Yami' Iiallnld Snlluu Geixul, Sue .llvCim'ern. .HallORli'I l'I-IS: l..Vl1lI Ifnyle, Bt-1'erIy Smifb, loiwlle lnhm: I' If I .'lSSOCl.'l'l'lON. ' Sli.-I I'l'flJ: Olxnn, Duns rlcel, l,'i1rl.m11, I.uu-ix, Clu- lllfllhlll, firilfirh, Cflulflf. ST.-I YIJING: K ll e r r, Tulltr, lllrllrillg, liliwvle. l7i1l'iA' Silllllllif, lluHm.111. 59 Cl 0TH CLUB Cl.l'lO'l',-1 CLUB Ol I Il,'liRS. IVRONT ROIV: Mike ll'ylu'1ur, ,rurrcmryq Suzie l.L'Ul1i1Til.l'0lI, .vccrcrnryg Sidney Spurln'i'lc, girly' 1'icu-1vi'c.riilcl1t,' llcmiir Smith, lmyr' Tice- pi'csii1'ui1l. JNIJ ROIV: limb Scyiimur, pre.ridci1r,' Roy liuriidou, iiuixiirerq Ifrifs Riudliii, prexitlciir. lNor in Pirfiirel:Ca1'olyi1 Aiidcrxoii, girly' 1'ice-pwxidwit and fTl'i7V7lP'I'T. The Cimota Clulm was very active this year and had many proiects, which included a radio- eontrolled airplane model. Among other activi- ties were a party for new memhcrs and a skiing trip in january. Climaxing the year was the highly successful .Xlay Day hooth, a haschall throw. The purpose of the cluh is to increase the interest in science and to gain scientific knowl- edge aside from that attained at school. Guided hy Mr. YVayue Steimle, the officers were lioh Seymour and lfritv, Riedlin, presidentg Charles Merrill and Dennis Smith, hoys' vice-presidentg Sidney Sperheclq and Carolyn .-Xnderson, girls' vice-presidentg Suzie l,eonardsou and .Xlilte XVehf- ster, secretaryg and Carolyn Anderson and Roy Herndon, treasurer. l,'I,1lO'I'.'1 l,'l.Uli .UH IIIZERS. l'RON'I' ROW: Anderxmi, Hiillifvx, li'iliyii1r, l.rrrr:i1, Solfiufki, l,uoi1.1rtlr0i1, llutfiier, Spcrlrcck, Brynii. 2NIJ ROIV: .llr. Sfcfilile, Uetla, Smiili, llurrill, licticciix, liiirk, lliirriil, laiaur. ?RlJ ROIV: Calwell, Ixiffer, lrlaqiiiiiix, l'crerx, Slicppnrtl, ll.1riit',r, Rictlliii. -l'I'lI ROIV: 'IiI'i7lllllli1Il, Reiiicivlc, lleriiiloii, lliirrull, llniiiiiiigur, King, .St'yfiim1ir. fill Parties and trips highlighted the activities of the Tiger Ifyes, whieh is a nature eluh organized to aequaint students with the wonders of their enx'iruninent. .-X Christmas party' was held at the hunie of Mary' Stratton un iJCCClllilCI' 27. On Saint Patrielfs Day' the ehilw held a Chlm'ophyli put-hlelt supper at Roniita Roses with eaeh guest wearing green and hringing fund enlured green. In .Hay the ehih iuurneyeti to the heaeh hnine of CIai'n!e Strahan in Capistrano for a weekend. Selling' cotton eandy on .Xlay Day was another important 'liiger lfye activity. Leading the ehih this year were Patsy Post, presidentg Larry Paterson, vice-presidentg Luan- na Clregson, seeretaryg -lini Xlellnwell, treasurer, and Cliuelt lawns, sergeant-at-arnis. TIGER EYES. FRONT ROIV: Gregson, Mr! melim Ufeilcin Srrzln ifrzrmn P Parr lli1II.YL'lI, .HeGo1'crn. ZNIJ ROIV: I,L'IIlIL'f7i1l'L'V Hitt Sn 1r li livlur 411i trvou Zliiv mr llirzlcer, Rmiiiy. QRIP ROIV: Crzliilnlly, Parte mn i i U Inm Cm :rim f.'l.1f'L', Ilul ily' l,'.1111lun, lli1l'l'ilIlUflIl1, Run I f i 'S CAMPUS C0 MITTEES GIRLS' CAMPUS COMMITTEE. FIRST ROIV: Seboolcraff, Hyxlop, Cobb, Lizzsezzlmrd Nay, Mardigiavl, Eggleyroiz, l.imlq11esf. ZND ROIV: Keep, Smith, Vallerte, Barney, lhwis, Killer Wllren, IJLQLTYI. SRD ROIV: I,C0lI477'd50II, lVirdo111, Hounvrd, ll'alf:, lilixx, lI'illin111,v, llnfzulciflx -ITII ROIV: BICIIl1C7'fh7A'.fL'f, IJi'l.7llIL'7', Gould, Illvearley, Ryfmy. BOYS' CA.WI'US CO W11I'I 1'EH. I-'IRST ROIV: Marr, E. Renwiele, HL1ldL'Y71lL7lI, Pizzivmrv fiemry, lVL'L17,'L'T, Currie, llllllfb, Tnller, 1,U1'l7IU, B. Myers, ll'l1e.1fe1'0f1. ZND ROIV: IVUUJX, Snlldx, Currie, lieery, Sheppanl, Pnrix, B. Remuiele, Clyde, .x1L7Q1lL'L'7I, George, Balvlx, I-fllx. QRIJ ROIV: .1flnrLli,qi.111, Cox, HI1fLxl1l.X'li7I, If0l7L'7'f.Y07I, Harrell, Van Ooxreu, Prailier, lVel1.vter, ,'ll1Q'll.V, Allellmvell, Keixler, lmwx, Marxlmll. 4TH ROIV: Garrimll, Harrillgrovl, Merrill, llnllllillqcr, l.0f'fcr, Worr, l.0fri.v, lllnuk, Huston. IRT l.'l.L'l? Ul l lf.'lfRS: :lun lfmlls, 1'ir'c-preridc21t,' Vcroviira .l1cLa1zgbIi11, fw'v.ri.iu11r,' liwkit' Krblef. H'c'.1i1ll'L'7'. llirxinuf flofw Hwllzvz, .vcrremrAv. ART CLUB Completing al successful year. the Art Club, under the guidance of Miss Hester l,nuinnn and Xlrs. Ronin Anderson, inet each month on the second Xlondny. Highlights of the year were trips to XYnlt llisnefs Studio and Orrin XYhite's Studio. Nliss ciC2lI'l1Ill'l' from USC lec- tured to the cluh during one of their after- noon meetings. .AX sl-:etching party conihincd with at potluck dinner uns held in Xlny. 'lihe purpose of the cluh is to enrich experiences in nrt and to give opportunities to do things with nrt that connot he done during class time . Lending the fifty nienihers xx ere Yer- onicn Nlfjliilllgllllll, presidentg Ann livziiis, vice- presidentg .Ineltie liehlet, treusurerg and llope Phelan, secretary. I l l i xllff CLUB ,llI'f.lll?l'fRS. FRONT ROIV: Zcwmn, ll'uilci11, .l1i71'liIl, liulwy. Orrh, Prirc, lllilfvfvlv, lIrl.nl1qbJi11, llrfflrxrlccy, IIILUIXUII, Kclnlcr, 1'bc1a11. IND ROIV: .llnlmic-v, Srbulrg l'-f1'l'L'fW'11c'. f.'0Ul', UNI. I':T47lIV. ll'hu.1flu-v. Roxy. llurun, Olyuu, lvllllll-Q, lluulnu. lhvlflulf. JRIJ ROll': Hay. lilt'1ll1u1'l'.1.i'.wr, lln.vur, :l11lf1'u1L'. Clark, 'l'brulli1.r, l.i1'i11uxml1, ll'ill1.1mr, l,'.1f.i::ull, llnffur, .Yi-l.w11l, llUflillIi1II, llivv l,.11mml1. -fl H ROll': lfL'lIl1L'Y, lr1L'i11, lfrniliiylnllu, Su!fiu.rL'i, l..1 l 1'u11it'r'u, Srliulrq Tire, l'cl1::.1rdull. l..w1l2, lmllt-y, lil1rgti.tx, liillinuqx, ffnnpgr. llrxlruy, Szrnli, Henry, Hill fri CRI-'. A-I., FIRST ROIV: jackson, Ewing, Locker, S. Iones, Bruce, Leuenberger, Kiner, Buffer- field, D. Davix, Brigham, I, Iones, Henderson, Lindley. ZND ROIV: Hood, Getcbell, Ballard, Ilunrleel, C. Argne, Arory, Hrmrron, Hoffman, Bon, Cobb, For, Fisher, Hifzleer, Emory. SRI? ROIV: l.eonl1rd.vof1, fllllers, I.l'lT.Wlll, Ayerx, Crowell, Doyle, Cooper, IJ. Argne. Cadwal- lmier, lfloyd, Hlmxun. -l'I'H ROI!! Co-Isley, Clark, Bole, Brandt, Harnex, jordan, H.zldcrn1.1u, llermlon, Bnbls, Dulce, l..1111nmJee. Crerullflg, Blozen, Byers. CHLIFURNIH SCHULRRSHIP FEDEBHTIIIN 6 CSI . .H-Z, FIRST ROIV: Poxr, Morzinler, IVa,qner, Sperlrerk, Pendleton, MrGoz'ern, Tan- ,qnrian, Jllrfice. ZNIJ RUIV: l'billip.v, Srholrs., Smith, Srhvnidr, Sfblllllff, Odlin, Nilzerker l'cnm'l1l1lver. SRD RUIV: '1'nylo1', Norrix, Rmldy, Swan, Rolwerrx, Hiller, 'I'l1onm.v, Vnrevllan lll'.-lvoy. -l'l'll ROIV: l'urerxol1, Rielllin, llellmvcll, Srllirh, ll'offord, ll'bi!c, Roolll1oH.vc Yalczfxrrllli, llixx Rivlnvrdxoll, allaiver. 9'l'll ROIV: Uirvbull, Rell-1L'ieL', Seymour, .ll.1,uinl1i.v 'l'il1l1ert.v, .1la1l1v11ano, .1lr.lln11igal, Svbolicld, Sbmlllonrne. SCHOLARSI-IIP SOCIETY. A-L, FIRST ROTV: I-Iendcrsovz, l.orr, Doyle, Bruce, ll. Anderxmz, Gregson, Blixx nlxlnrmi. l7iVl1ll, l'la111ux, Clarixfcllxml, Rn-wc, l.cm'l1lwrgcr, Kinur, BHTIICX, lavnlvy. IND ROIV3 wlrguu, Holm C.'.nlu'.1ll.nlc1'. CIIYYUII. ll. IJ.11'i,r, D. lllwix, IUIIUX, Crmiv, Bllfblllflll, flnrpcr, l 0.x', xlllzcrx, flfllfllldll, Bllfrcrficlll llrigluzlll. SRI? ROll'g lily, l..1r.m11, Hyxlap, IJIIQJII, xlyrcx, nllllmlrzrflzi, 4llImlL'l',V0lI, Ilcluzirlc, Ciufrlwll, Ifallaml .Al1'.L511u, f,'ll'll'jx', l'f1'.111x, Iriuln, Knllivlc. llclplyv. -l'1'H ROIV: lluul, l.i1m'lcy, Ilffylu, CrmL'vll, lJl'L',V0ll, lfolrlz l.i11.vu11ln1r1l,llzmvlcul,Ir111cx,l?o.v.r,fl11.l1'mz'.v,H0,vi11.vl'i, Gmy, l i,vlw1'. 9'I'll ROW: lhflw, Kzfxul, llnml, .flgur licnxnll, I'l'IL'lllQ. l.m'lccr, lnl,w.vo11, l'1'.111xc11, Hirzlccr, Kuun, llw'.xlvln'r,uu1', Ifluyd, ,':lllUl j', l.cn11l1m'.mu, Coopcr llrcirrmz. 6TH ROIV3 lJcVorc, E1'ir.v071, Gcrlmrr, Claris, Long, Ifvlrlmwz, lllvvlllinlqcr, lfoorc, Ci1'.111r, fl7'41ll.YfUll ffr'u1'cli11g, CM-1z'lc.v, limzuull, C.'1'm'lcvr. T'l'll ROll'g ,f1lJcru1.u1, Cllvrk, l 7'L'll4l'. llclfwlvy. ffllflflllldll. Hnlrlmrd, Kiri- l.u1.l, .-llnlrcuzv, llcrullwz, King, Balvlx, lid-uuvrdx, limuleu, llluznu. .VTII ROll'g larrcrr, lfarrilllxrall, Iiixhnp Cll1l'l'l.VUlI, Iiufzxuy, l'lnldc1'v11.111, lwulalz, lll.fZ417IfZ, l,ons, Hllllfllljl, Ii.11'11u,v, Iiurk, ffulwull, Gncrfz. f,'lv'i,m'11.m11 lllldlldll. SCHOLARSHIP SIHIIETY SCHOIJIRSHIP SOCIETY. .H-Z, FIRST ROIV: ,Vf.'11'0y, PUlll!c'lh7lx'C7', Nairn, lICG!l1'C'l'll, 'Il1n,Qnri.1N, ll'nl- rlnvll. Qjllllltll, Rnxu, ll'clvl:, ,llrfiuu ZNIJ ROIV: Olllill, Sj1u1'l1c4'L', 'I'l'r111ll1.v,Srlvulrg If.VIlllA', Nulmu, U4'l.l1ll,ul.'liH S1r.1l'.111, Zu11l.111, llmiw, ll'm'ru11. SRD ROIVJ SIIIIHOII, Nilm'lcul', 'l'.1ylor, Roxy, SlHlum1l.l,x, llalalluy, iVil- ll-YIIIX, Rnlwurfx, ll'ciri4'l', llillcr, Riuuzur, llIII'-LLJII. -HTH ROIV: Nu1ll.m11, S1'l'llll1ll, l'l'illifu, H. l'mr, Rmllly llillwr, Srlwlf-:, Sfblllllfl, l'uu.1'lurw1, Ounlal. f'l'lI ROIV:Snl2iuxlci,.S1'lf, 1l.1rrin.rvu, llarfin1ur,l'. Pwr, llurun Olmu, Sruulc, Srcl.111i4'L', lllxvt, l'l111l,srr1u, l'unf11ml1, Sillvlnir. 61TH ROIV: l'0ll1lIXlx'AV, lI'hilc, ll'1lli.zlm' ,llIIl'IllllL'I' firnur, Hiniuffi, Ifomllwlrw, S1111llgr.1,vx, l'lvilllp.v, Sluzrpc, Srufiulll. 'T'1'H ROIV: ll'uHurJ, Riulllill, lldllllllflllll .lIull'vxi.111. lfrmfv, 51.llL'7'lx', .l1a1'.vlu1ll, '1'ilwl1ur1.r. .S l'H ROIV: Il'r1mlx, I'cfc1'.m11, Sllllfh, Slwpjnml, .Hc1'rill, Sri111,w11 ,llnrfull, .1I4'.1l.111ignl, ll'luu1rm'of'r, .llirl-lu-ll, ,H.14qil1l1i.v, C. lfilulux, llalllcrvlmll, S.111d,vfrou1, l'. Iflglqx. Frank Lamrnadee and Eloise Taylor quarrel constantly in their portrayal of a young married couple in The W'edding,', presented by the Cloak and Dagger. CLUHK HND DHGGER Under the guidance of Mr. Richard O. Wilson, the Cloak and Dagger had a busied and varied year. To fulfill the purpose of working together as a club in serving the school, the members par- ticipated in the Christmas assembly and enter- tained the student body with two one-act plays, The Wedding , and The Honeymoon Is Over. The first concerned the confusion and difficulties that can occur at a wedding, while the second revealed the same couple several months later. Taking leading roles were Eloise Taylor and Frank Lammadee. The cast also in- 66 cluded Bronson Berlin, Charles Buck, Sally Phil- lips, Dick Kirtland, and Sunny Everett. Linda Ruddy was the student director. One-act plays were also given at the monthly meetings. To better appreciate various phases of drama, the club went on several theater parties, attending the Pasadena Playhouse and the Sartu Thea- ter in Hollywood. Officers for the year were Bryan Sutton, president, Judy johnson, vice- president, Sunny Everett, secretary, and Chuck Dickerson, treasurer. The year ended with the installation of new officers. CLOAK AND DAGGER OFFICERS: Cburle Dizflccr xml, trct1.vllrcr,' B7'Vl17l Sutton, 177'C.VidL'1lff Iudy 10b77.Wl7l Q'il'u-jmzvidcllt. .11i.v.villg: SIIIIIIAV lirurctt, ,wl'rvt.1l'y. CLOAK AND DAGGER. FIRST ROIV: YOIIIIALI, ll1l'1x'.TOH, fflilllcx, Poe, Brute, Robb, 101.771- AYIII, lV.1rrcn, ZUHINII, qlflarlllv, SfJL'I'lJL'K'L'. ZNID ROIV: I1'all.vcll, liarlrmc, llc l..1 VUTIIU, Baldfwill, xllllltdlmlli, B. AIIJCVSUII, 'I'rcytl, lilixx, llclplny. SRD ROIVJ l.m'bur, liicillg, l'biIlipx, Ruddy, Ifuttcrficld, Kullirk, I'Illrkl1c.v,v, Iltlllllill, H7l1L'7'j', Bryan. 4'l'H ROIV: Taylor, Ilhmiuulrd, I'.1u1xt0ll, Ofwxlcy, Iiivrctt, I. Iobllwll, SfL'f1'llliL'lx', lllflllplc, l'llIlIfZilI4QL'7'. STH ROIV: Ctllltlcll, Hllvlc, Callllolly, Bfillldf, Sutton, IJil'lcct'x0ll, Hnugc, Allallllillg, Mr. lI'iI,mll. 6'1'Il ROIV: 1JIll17IflIKCT, Kirtland, Berlin, I..1ll1lll.1dcc, Goodwill, Iellllillfflll, Siclnon. QP HI-Y SENIOR HI-Y. FIRST ROIV: I'Veed, Bea1'i1zs, I.c1717Z077, Lasblvroolc, I1illdL'7'IIl1'llI, llilmrll. ZNIJ ROIV: Srlvrnll, Howell, Vexscy, Bunk, Calwell. SRD ROIV: Scinmn, Laws, P41ffCf.V0l1, Erirkmn, Merrill, Smirlv. IUNIOR Ill-Y. l lRS'1' ROIV: lfcflc, Clyde, y1fIuKul- fry, Sitnllmc, licll, f'17l.Yf07I, Sprilllclc, Cicrlmrr. ZNIJ RO I I ': Nclxovl, lL1'r1'y, Slmrp, I.vl1il'.1fLm, I Vlviw, KL'IIIIL'Lly. SRD ROIV: Twixr, xlllllrmcx, Saiurg I'aftu1'xn1l, llnfiv, Cnlfwcll. SOI'HO.WORl'f HI - Y. IVIRST R O IV: Cnvllvllmk, Seal, Going, Holc, l'lvillip.v, Swallow, llnkc, Chilton. ZNIJ ROIV: 'l'ru11cr, Road- l7r,'IM'L', IJ 0 'IU L' y, 'llM1l'l'c'T, I. 0 I fix, VIYYUIIIIUYIII, Kem. SRD ROIV: l'.11'l'cr, Hixlwp, Bcclrv, l'. 1lr,lflnl1igal, l l01'il Cn1l11L'7'0ll, Kirk, Clark. -ITH RU I I Hc1m'cr.von, Horrivll- ur, C41l'7'lllQf0lI, H0l'7'l.V07I, Row. S I'H ROIV: lfnllur, ll'l1c.1rrmfr, Iffddy, lirdnmll, Tallwr, . l7'lllXl7'!.ll,Q, ll irvlv- vr, Hills, IJnl1,Qlu'1'r-v. 6'l'l1' ROIV: ll. Ill' llallingnl, 1 Ifruflulv, Gcllrvjv, 'I'lv1m1.1x, Hrirk.m11, Rolzillxoll, Stlrlluk, I Caron, Calllplzcll, Cmllmlly. ' I!! J 1 K A -4, w-'KA 'vp N-sd as ,wff ff 1 r 3' f :naw TRI-HI-Y SISNIORS. FIRST ROIV: Bruce, M. Anderson, McCloskey, C a l d sw ell, Gregson, Srraban, Ifisk, Treytl, Rose. ZNIJ ROIV: Venneliaker, Martinsen, ITOTTIIIICV, C. Anderson, Self, Nelson, ,Wl'I.FlIl,QT7lIII, ll eilein, Martin. ZRIJ ROW: Hienzke, Crowell, Noniann, Larson, Kirk, Helnl, Norris, Allison. 4TH ROIV: Heel, RUTJULYIII, Paulston, I.11ndberg, Post, Phillips, Knlliek, Bliss, Sronfe, Hansen, Hyslop, Phelan. YTH ROIV: Emery, Herslvberger, Stratton, Leonardson, lolvnson, Hitzker, Swan, Hood, Ktrsel, Pinson, Kelvler. TORCH. FIRST ROIV: -IIVUTIIPXUII, Kiner, I.enenI1erger, Tuller. ll'all- sehlaeger, Cross, Keep. ZNIJ ROIV: Palmer, Gould, jones, Ilnnekel, Blen- nerliasset, Batevnan, Selineider, Val- lette. SRD ROIV: lfloore, Nay, Get- ebell, Ballard, Sinnnomls, Ortb, Boss, Hmlrzinger. C I R C I. FIRST ROIV: Hama, Moore, Linsenliard, Cobb, Van Tassel, Zenian, Selvoltz. ZNIJ ROIV: Fox, Andrews, MeGo1'ern, Snlitb, Pendle- ton, Moloney, Clark, Ilfagner. 3R17 ROIV: Hoffman, Cooper, Hatter, Post, Odlin, Keen, Thomas, Albers, I-Iosinski. TRIANGLE. FIRST ROIV: Cotelie- fer, Miller, laeoby, Emory, Tiee, Yeat- rnan, Harkness, Sinelair, Bettelbeirn, flflayer. ZND ROIV: Lott, Swift, Mil- ler, Ilfarren, Hogan, Amadomzi, jones, Cooper, lVbeatly, Anderson. 3RIJ ROIV: Odekirk, Iolinson, Beazell, Ar- gue, West, Tbornpson, Ross, Hardy, IVILITIILHIII, Price. -JTH ROIV: Sosa- rnan, Caldwell, Kenley, Crandell, llfeirick, Kaplan, Frost, Anderson, Tliatrlier, Rose. TBI-HI-Y ORBA. I lRS'l' ROIV: Francis, La- lfreniere, Mizrpby, Ifriedlirle, Sfwau- son, .HeClosl'ey, Rooney, Hollorrlall. JND ROW: Floaren, Shammn,Browr1, lV111L'er, Dwyer, Andermn, liemletr. SRD ROIV: Gray, Hngbex, Von Seblegell, Colerrmn, Melju, Moore, MrKe1l.1r. 'I'Rll'l.IiX. I lRS'l' ROIV: O'Gara, Hnfjwmll, lluggau, Ililmer, Bidlalcc, Henderson, llnrix, Sbelborrz. ZND ROIV: Ifillkle, Young, Hoffrlmu, ll'nod1z:ard, f1Il,lZL'T7lldII, Odell, Bur- gesx, Nexsml. ?RD ROW: Boseberri, Chriyrerlserl, Morgml, Pulley, DUIIUITI, .HrAllisrer, Siroff. A,HlCL'S. FIRST ROIV: Parry, ll'rigbt, Collinx, Odelcirlc, l.r11'e11dale, loner, Lefler, Quillin, Marble, Meek- er. ZND RUIV: Henry, Denlly, Hen- .Y07I, Willi.w1x, Owsley, Avery, lost, Broadsfone, Kenney, De Vall. SRD ROlV: Caldwell, If0'1'a1l'L 1'il'D, Ifreimg, Doblrx, Bri,Qb.1v11, I 7'illIL'.Y, Brmmld, Hrmeell, Morse. I l.A.HMA. FIRST ROIV: lVeblr, C-1l1am1r1, ffdilllli, Harrier, Maclccl, Vmulg, l'em1elml'er, li'a1rba11, Iizme- jimi. ZND ROW: Malone, S. Parrerl, lVexrbrrmlc, Midyett, Iouex, Mivlcley, l.ar11lmr1z, Climax. 3 R D R O IV: f,'0fI7llII,f, Reimer, .1'1l1,QiIIIIiX, Harper, C0'Z'iH.Qfll7I, A. Frank, Gordon, Butter- field, Amfresell. -ITH ROIV: Smirb, Soulrerr, Davis, l'erer.mu, ,MIl1lT!lll, IVbire, I. PEIYIUII, ff7'gIIL', 'l'.1r1.n1ri.111. R El. CLUB GHLDUS Activities of lil Club Claldos this year included the election of officers, the purchase of club pins, and the annual Christmas party at the home of Sharon Heaton. The members also met to en- joy a variety show consisting of talent provided by the members. The animal banquet, held at l,a Golondrina, climaxed the year. Leading the elub were Miss Helen Burr and Miss Nadia lu- piea, advisers, liarlin Hansen, president, Chris Mardigian, vice-president, Shirley Sehuhmaeher, secretary, Bill VVofTord, treasurer, Pat jones, re- freshment ehairmang and Sharon Heaton, pro- gram chairman. TOP. SPANISH CLUB Ol I lCIiRS: Shirley Schmfmchcr, xccrcmryq Bill lVof1'oru', fruiulrrcr: Knrlin HGlIAxL'l1, f1VU,VlLlL'7Ilf Chris .l'Ii1rdi,qii1l1, rift'- prcxidcnt. BO'l 1'OM. El Cl11l1 Galdos enjoys a Chrixrvllni' pizrry at the home of Sharon Heaton. Sl'.4NlSH CLUB l4Elll?l'fRS. I-'lRS'I' ROIV: Chrixrexixcn, I'c11l1clri1l'c1', loncx, ll. ffllltlC'7'A'0II, .l1nrili,L5ii111, Hau- XUII, ll'ol1'o1u1', Hyrlop, Colflr, Heaton, Roxc. ZNIJ ROIV: ll cilci11, ZCHIAYII, Ollnlul, Cilovcr, Gould, llyi'lKQl1L'7', Silllulofldx, Moore, illlillcr, Du l.i1 VL'1'KQllL', Cliird. 3R11 ROIV: '1'iH1111t'i'11ml1. Rifhfur, Vallcfrc, Nay, ,fl-vru.v, Cald- -well, Priru, ll'hcarlvy, Biwlliml, liivllfn, Roxy, Iflogall, Cramlnll. -ITH ROIV: .4vlmdool1i, llldllf-Q'!llIL'7', Rolzohm, St'hVlUlt'7'i1lf, Hmmril, C. ,411iicr.ro11, Smirh, l.i11xc11lmm', Roberts, Cook, .l'Iolom'y, Srholrz, Fox, STH ROIV: Noflmlm, Crowell, f'llL'71llx'L', Scif, lohnxovi, Pl1l7lIL'T, Tullcr, Fogg, 1.il7'XOII, Floyd, Hem'-V, Swim. 6'I'H ROIV: l.if1t1'i111ux1, Gcixul, .lflclkt',i'ii1l1, l'oofu, ilflvllorwull, Alzdrcwx, Ilroolcx, Twixt, lefllllllfflll. 7'I'H ROIV: Hiildcrwmll, l'. lfi,Qg.r, Vc.m',V, Erichxml, Connolly, Ncnhoff, Alcxnvldcr, .flfIi.v.t 'I-7If7l1'il, Gram, .lflixx Blrrr, lilly, Slnirpc, C lfiggx, CfL'i'L'llll4Lf, Illosml. 72 LE CERCLE FRANCAIS lu promote interest in thc lfreneh language :intl eustmns is the purpose of l,e Cerele lfrnn- cais, the lfreneh Clllll. .Mlvisetl by Mrs. Olwen Pettit, the ntlieers were Suzanne l,eoi1n1'tlm1i, presitlentg Sully Phillips, rice-presielentg and Patsy Pmt, aeeretnry. .Indy Pnulston liezuled the rcfre5h- ment eonnnittee. Activities included seeing Rl lfreneh movie, celebrating the Christmas season with ll party, lmving ll picnic, and dining nt a lfreneh restaurant. lforty-one in nuniher, the chili niet every other month un ll xYCLll1CNLl1lf nfternmin. I RliNCI1 CI.UIi O1 I lCl'fRS.' Sally l'lJillipt, viru- prexitl'u11r.' Slriit' l.un1mrti,rnl1, j1n',tiJ4.'1lt,' livtyy Parr .rurrctilryq I1ll,V.YIlI4Lf 1,011 Oxlmrlle, ln'axzn'ur. IVRISNCII C.'l.Ul? lIl'fllBERS. FRONT ROIV: Bryan,Spcrlwrlc, Rnrx, flIlIlfZiI1AQL'f, IULTIINUII, Alirfiowrll, l'illll- tfL'lll7UI'4Q'. llorrc, SUXUIILIII, lIc'll1t'L', Oiuslt'-V. ZNIJ ROIV: l1i1l'lx'il', lomzr, lfggfcwfvll, Hardy, l.u1le11ln'r.Qw', Tire fil'47-V, Siurlair, lIr'f,'ln.rL'uy, Ifliur, Hitrucr. SRD ROIVJ l'i1rlcQenm1', I'i11.ml1, l,i'Z'fIl.UXf0lI, Iloud, lluulivrvu, lioylu Hills, Lott, Irm, Iim'i1ru1'irh, llellilurmll, BIlI',QL'.YA', Vll1lS4'b1c'.QC11. -ITII ROIV: lliilfllll, Udlilz, lickiflllilll, liulplvy Iwi, llillcr, Kem, Rmidy, Hurcll, l'ffi'belr.11'11c, IN'u1L', f,'hri.vrul1xc1l. STH ROll':Str.1l1.111,.lI.1rfi11.vuu,lfullllrx, Kul- lirlv, Kivplau, Ilay, l2ri,qln1lll, I,i1ll1XTUll, .lIrNuixb, llclpby, ,'1I'1I1XYTUllj1, Smulllcr. 6'I'll ROIV: l.ur1l1.1rd.m1l, I'bi1lipr f,'.1lii1:'ull, lllllvlmnl, li. f,'rm'lcer, .'llum11Jcr, O-uxtlcy, liriggr, I.i1H1lm'Juc, IJ. f,'rm'lcur. .lIm1l4Qnu1ur4v, illry. l'UIlif 1 STUDENT BANK S'l'UlJEN'I' BANK S'I'Al l . FIRST ROIV: lVurd, Bowers, Scott, Holter, I'e11'warde11, Skimler. ZNIJ ROIV, Kirlc, Omdnl, Kenley. SRD ROIV: I,L'fll7llflll, Mr, lVood. STUDENT STORE S'I'UIJIiN'1' STORE S'1'Al l : Areb- er, Pellfwarden, Iioyebetri, Kenley, Omdal, Bolrer, Stott, Hellderxorl. 74 PBUJECTIUNISTS I'ROIEC'l'lONIS'l'S. FIRST RO IV: Poe, Robb, Sprinkle, Roxc, Shad- bourne, Hilenmn, Cnntlell, lxbizu. ZNIJ ROW: Domzell, luee, Gmnert, Miniutti, Swink, Thompson, Smith, Arrey, 1T0l7iHJ'0lI, Harringfon, Mr. Grnlw. 3RIJ ROIV: Goodwin, Mel- leexian, Howell, Broadbead, '1'bo11ms, HYIYCAVAIO71, George, Connolly. 4'I'H ROIV: Polanxky, Bernard, Hampron, Bt1CA77lI11777I, Savage, Refers, ATJIIXUII, Garrison. LIBRARY STAFF LIBRARY S'I'Al l : Meler, Krmlmz, Kirk, Cordrey, 1JiVall, I'I7id7IId7llI, Tyrrell, Dfwyer, Sererex, .1T!'.'Wl'lTfl7I, O'Garn, Danby. CHFETEBIA CAFIi'I'ERl.4 S'I':Il l .' Hrx. R TI r Z1 Efwillg, Hrs. .Haudc l,UlIiJ'f0ll, Mrs. lrcm' Eaxtl.1.1n1, Ury. Kay Burton, Mrs. llormby Mcrritr, Hn: Bcrllndinc Ira'- ing, 1m111.1.QL'r, and Hrs. .llarlluz Bmudt. CUSTUDIHNS CUSTOIDIANS. FIRST ROIV: Mr. lllhlll' Hofusic, Hrs. Berry Baker, Mr. lI'illmr l'.1rrcr.m11. BACK ROIV: Mr. Stwrv Zcwarrlg Hr. .Hivbacl Sablrla, Mr. Carl ll'biml'cr, .md Ur, Harry .HA1Lf1c'.Y. PRINT SHOP I'RlN'l' SHOP .Ul'fAUl3lfRS. FIRST ROIV: Von Srblvgcll, l,awrcm'u, 1.0013 llivlcs, Sluilh, Voc, Sl'l,H1lIflCf, B.11lgbur. ZNIJ ROIV: Kuhn, Hvy- zsaod, l,'.1n1H1.14'L', Iiatrlcx, lI'.1g11cr, .Hr. l'bippin. STAGE CREW S'I'.4lilf CRISIV: Scaml, Gillm-fb, Cimnurr, KJXIUII, l.'.u1ui11g. Srnzidiwlg, Ilr. I.zf'nl1x, f,'ufI'l11.1r1, liunnv. GLEE CLUBS 'l'he Cilee Clubs, under the direction of Mr. Albert DI. Adams and Miss Minnie Ruth Devter, gave several performances for outside audiences in addition to participating in the Christmas as- sembly and other student programs. They also took part in the Music Festival held at the Uni- versity of Southern California. Pat jones accom- panied the Boys' Cllee Club, yvhile the ofiicers for the girls xv ere Marian Anderson, presidentg Carolyn Anderson, vice-president, and Diane Davis, secretary-treasurer. 'l'he lfnsemble vvon many high honors this year, as it received three superior ratings at the District Music lfestival and the xv ent on to yvin a superior rating at the All Conference Music Fes- 76 GIRLS' CiI.liIi CLUB. HRS! ROW: Cliilzb, Ruger, ll't1gller IUlf7Uilll. ZNIJ ROIV: liiziley Il'bipple, Curiirey, 'lhllzert liarher, Loop, lhuyer, liaimlry lJi7'L'iJ', Climax. SRD RON' Claris, Hoeirliei, 'IH1-vlor, Iieriier ll. Ailderrml, C. .fliliierroil Helmiek, Dietz., Cizrmirbnel key, Durrell, Pulley, Cirnmlall .1fIeNunI, l'ri1ther, IJ 1l.Lf,Lfi1ll Breaetwl, 'l'br,11lp.w11, Eiirlirlc BOYS' GLIEE CLUB, l lRS'l ROIV: Mr. .4di1111.v, Sterling err, Srbnrer, l011e.v. JNIJ KOH' Smith, Marr, lI rigbt, ll uodr .lI1'I70we1l, If 2 snr, .l1i'Ci1l1.1 Shore. SRD ROIV: Kennet!-v l.ii1dl111m1, N i e I x I1 11, Ifloriz Keyur, Berlin, Spurgeon, lVlvite 'l'bU7llfU'0ll. 4'I'H ROIV: Blum Vim 'I'im'el, .Hixx Dexter, flrh- fllll, l'illlldL'IIl7lI7'-Q, lliirkel, Buff Callimuiil. -FTH ROIV: llelflmu Gr1m1'lake, Dew, Nielson, .Ily- Hariiizzg, Barrett. tival. 'lihe members entertained several local or- ganizations in addition to their annual recital, given in january. Highlighting an active year for the band vi as the lnterplanetary Hop, given in May. lt fea- tured the continuous music of four hands com- posed of band members. The band also performed at school dances and the senior play. The annual assembly was very successful, and was given for the P-TA and other schools in the district. Mr. R. VVilliam Graham was the director, and the ofificers were john Huffman, presidentg Chuck Sharpe, vice-president, Tom ilivvist, secretary, and Carol Hiemke, librarian. Ashton, lVallm'e, Patroil, B Myerx, f.ii1T7'iIIgfUII, Cllffiillilll S'1'Rl.VCi IiNSE.Hl?I.l'f: l.1111d- bcrg, Hcr.vNu'r.qvr, H nlflurd, ,Him C.nd1L'.rllndcr, l.i1m'lUy, lfffflfllld, Ilomi JIIJIJU-V1U. Cami Junnx H1ll.Yft' mn fxurflzrvd at ilu B4111d'x 0'Z,L'lI dallrc, thc MIIITC7l71n11lL'f11!'j' flop, hold 011 .llfl-V BAND-ENSE BLE 1 Juxrcr, ll'ilIi.1111x, H.11ulc.v, TIGER BAND. FIRST ROIV: 1.11 Plame, Cf'7'iA'fUII.V071, Ilfilkc, Minifnri, C. Doyle, Huazdcrxwz, Garb. Gillcm Sharpe, llnrctrc, Iobllx, Buylc. ZNID ROIV: Hnrdixqiavl, Smith, Kirzlnnd, l..1l rc11ivrc,Oliplnwr, Sl'fH77lHL'7', Hiuw lcv, ljlldluy, l7ni'ix, lfmulwlhulll, KFJIIIUF, Ci.11'l'im11, Cmlllzx, lla-u'L'y, H.14Lgil1ui,v, Kline, 'I'-zsixr, Hr. Cimlmlll. SRIJ ROIV: Hvlcr, 1fIlft'hi,Wlll, Doyle, fJTi4'lI'J, Sprifzlclc, f,'r1n11plc1', Cinnld, Sunl, l'l1lfIl1m11, Kerb, n1w'ux, l'.1t'L'1L'UllLl l'ol.111,vlcy. Biffle. GIRLS' SPUBTS iultn H11 ,ltr lvirr one over in rlvc 0f7L'7Il714Q .vporr Horkuy ix rbc highly rmriripi11ed.vporf of flu' year. 0 ru vtzr unllcylmll. South Pasadena played host this year to a playday which included girls from Burbank, Glendale, and VVhittier. Held December 3, the activities began with registration at 1:15. A talent assembly followed with dances and singing. Yell leaders from the different schools led the group in yells and songs. Sharon Heaton, chairman of the Girls' League Sports Committee, was chairman for the day. The sports events included basketball, baseball, badminton, ping-pong, tennis, volleyball, speedball, and hockey. South Pasadena won all of the events with Bur- bank and VVhittier placing second and third respectively. The victorious after- noon was ended by refreshments served in the cafeteria. liz-in Doyle imcrlzprx i1 frcc ,vlmt as Sarah Ballard and Par Sl7ll71l0llil.Y luule 011. H 'W Opening the girls' sport season each year is volleyball, always enthusiastically anticipated by everyone. After the election of captains and the choosing of teams, Judie Barnes and her sixth period team emerged victorious over the others and won the honor of playing the faculty. The girls won this encounter, 40-29. Next on the sports agenda was speedball, fol- lowed by hockey. Each quarter brought a difier- ent sport, but tennis, badminton, and modern dance were offered during the entire year. The final sports of the year were basketball and base- ball. During the baseball season eleven girls from each period volunteered for teams that would hold after school play-offs. Sofflmll climaxc: the girls' xportx season. i in , .H r, l 'fi 5 ni ur ll .Q Y 'E Miss Helen Graffen and Mix: Vifuiarz Atherton worked together in plarzrzing and Jrzpervisirlg the daily pbyxical cdrlmtzon prograru. SHARON HEATON Girly' Leagrte Sports Chairman UDEBN DANCE Modern dance, although a newcomer to the physical education curriculm, has already estab- lished a solid place as a regular activity at South Pas. Under the direction of Mrs. .Nlurietta Schick, the beginning and advanced classes danced every Monday and XVednesday. As pzlfl' of their work the advanced group presented two numbers in the annual Christmas assembly. ln their dance in the Christmas program, the girls presented Pains Angelicasv, in which they portrayed a very dramatic religious mood. Fun in the snow was depicted in the second number, Sleigh Bells . 'lihe latter was a lively dance in which the girls wore tiny bells on the hems of their skaters' costumes for a more realistic effect. Approximately thirty-eight girls participated in this program. In addition to teaching the basic steps and techniques of dancing, modern dance offers an excellent opportunity for developing personal and rhythmic expression. From now on Modern Dance will be presented as a regular course in the physical education program, and every girl will be given an opportunity to take part in this new phase of physical education if she so wishes. Mrs. Schick finds time from her job of raising three children now in elementary school to in- struct the classes twice a week. She graduated from Santa Barbara State College where she maiored in dance. Her teaching experience has been at Bakersfield, and she has done substitute work in the Pasadena Schools area. Mrs. Schick is pleased with the good material she has had to work with this year, and likes the enthusiasm shown by her classes. Mrs. Murierm Srbifle, ulodcrzz dflllfe' illxrrzwtor Girly devllmlrfrim' zuiriolvr rurhiliiylzer taught in llmiicru .1'.1m'c. 7. ...... - .,.,. ....- .,.,,, ,D J' H0 '?nqq,,,,Q- 5- . '. -if .' .Q ,J-'..'-'- -.,:4.-,Qn' ,-,., - s f -.,','.'., . -gin. .Q ,. .,- . ' 3 Q. , - 1. 15' ar' -pb Q.- wr A -v '- s - 1 Ar! I ,-I '1 ..- 10: .,v- VARSITY FUUTBHLI. Coach Bob Dahlberg Coach jim Ifncutt . f LL. '13-5 . 'r' 'ifllfiif' Q 9l Qlg ij ,ww Q-1 Q. 5,9 5 P A R XV' A - ' sf' 'L' H VARSITY FOOTBAIJ.. FIRST ROIV: Sandy, Kennedy, Kiexler, Cotten, Martell, Alexander. ZND ROIV. l.m'im', Polifb, Srrinxqer, 1JL'TlJ07lltl5', Rcmxirle, Hmqlwx, TVlJcatfroft, Vmzdcrvort, Sheppard, Iordan, lack' mn. QRD ROIV: 'l'hompxm1, IVolro11, Curric, .ll.1m111.mn, Fox, l.ofri.r, Tamplfim, I. Traummn, 'l.1I7'CL' Suyumllr, Hurucfr. -ITH ROIV: Hablx, llvury, lV.1ll, lfvlrlmvl, Ilmlllilzqqcr, I.c1'il1xlcy, S. Clmpman, f 0lllL', Mr'- lnr-vrc, Hj'll1ll1l, H. 'l'rn11m1.1u. I IRS'I' STRING. l lRS'l' ROll': Srringur, IJl'llIllll1.QL'f, Slwppnrd, lDL Il'Ill1lJ.k', lflllglmv, I,u1'i11.vlc-v, l'1'lfln1u1 SI-XIONID ROIV: Harrell, Cnrrclz, Kiuxlcr, I'nlirb. Quarters So. Pas. ll i 6 i f T 3 l l? The Dynaniiters dren' first lmlood early in the opening canto Glendale ' U U U K Q A GLENDITLE l,ed hy speed hurner XYells Nlartell, the South Pasadena Tigers successfully opened the defense of their lfoothill League Crown nith a I5-7 victory over the Glendale llynaniiters. .Xlartell ran through, over, and around the Glendale defense as he amassed a grand total of l72 yards, or 13.2 yards per carry. f' on an intercepted Cotten aerial and three line plunges. ln the second stanza, Nlartell shifted into high and ripped off thirty-seven yards through the line for a Tiger TD. Stringer's conversion attempt n as wide and the half ended nith Glendale leading 7-6. lforced to punt as the second half opened, the Dynos nere rudely an altened xx hen Nlartell scored again tu o plays later. Stringer converted and the Bengals led I3-7. The only other score of the game caine in the fourth quarter as the Tiger line turned to stone and dropped a Glendale hack in his on n end zone fora safety and tn o points. lil N lill-Sllll lli1lyl1i1rL' 1 ll ll l'Ol,lCll I'nlllmrlc Tiger halfbaek Wells Martell races past the South Pasadena RON wi H Ay' qjgqplsl heneh for a long third quarter gain against Glendale with Natale limi lJeThonias leading the nay. South Pas won this game I5-7. DOY KIYG IAN l.l'YlNSliX l5llUOlxSlll.'Glll S Ifud i 'l'i1t'kIc Gmzril :Xia ed by four timely Tiger fumbles, the Bulldogs from over liurbanl: way managed to slip by the llahlbergmen 7-6 in a slow- moving game. This was the first league loss absorbed by the Bengals and one which they literally gave away. Altiough the Tigers seored first on a fourth down, twenty- two yard pass play from Cotten to Martell, it was to no avail as Stringer's kielt was blocked and the liurbanlters eame roaring baelq to score seven points following the ensuing kick-otf. lfspee lost two golden opportunities to score again in the Hrst half, when Tiger baelts dropped the slippery hall deep in liurbanl- territory. The seeond half opened with another SP fumble and the tilt see-sawed baelc and forth from there with both teams making a desperate hid to seore in the dying seconds. Naiale DeThomas lays a beautiful bloelt for Ken Kiesler, but to no avail as lxen is brought down from behind. lfspee lost this tilt to Burbank 7-6. N.'XT.Xl .l llc l llUXl.XS TON Sl ll PP.'XRl3 U ll CL'1lfC ' Glmm' Qmrru If Tl lv L.. 1 LV' Qua rre rs So. Pas. llu rr: iughs BURHUIIGHS I ' 4 4 'li - o 6 1 ll ll ll 6 Z ' ll l 0 'Ill' 22 QQPQ3 , . .vi ,1 ,, W. . It -is SCIUTI' CI l.-XPXI.-XN Half lmrl' YI ll. VOX Q11.1rIcrlm1'lc lDIfNNY l.l' YINI4. limi -IOHN l'R.'XU fillfllll Coach Alvin Hutehinson's Burroughs lndians killed all hopes for the 'liiger's third straight championship as they spilled the Orange and lllaelc, 23-6. lt was the second loss in a row for the pig- skinners and was enough to drop them from title contention. Things loolced promising for the first three quarters of play as the 'liigers held a 6-3 advantage on a Cotten to .Xlartel overhead in the first period. 'lihe fourth quarter was a ditlcrent story, how- ever, as the lndians seored practically at will. 'lihey scored on two pass plays-one good for forty yards and the other for twenty'-four- and a sixty-five yard run-hack of an intercepted pass. Ken Kiesler is smashed out of bounds after a long end run against Burroughs. The Tiger footballers took a 23-6 pasting in this tussle. l'.Xl.-XN P.-XL'l, IIYIAND IOIIN XVALI fiillflfrl' Glmm' 'Dx -Q--V MGR g ln their fourth league tilt the 'l'igers eame to life as they tied a much favored Hoover eleven 13-13. Howell Cotten displayed his hest passing of the year in completing 8 out of 21 attempts for 156 yards and two touchdowns. Ken liiesler played a superh game at halfhaek, powering his way for large gains. Bill lfoote. caught hoth of llowell's tonehdoxyn tosses. Un defense the Tigers were yery relu :tant to give up yards. Dave Stringer, llennie Levine. and Paul llylmd played xx ell in hacking up the line. Dielt Sands grahs a long ffotton aerial as a llooyerite makes a lutlle attempt to stop him. lfspee eame from hehind to tie the tol nadoes 13-13. S1iIl liIIO.X11'SOY .Xl,jURlJ.XX l X f,'g'll!L'f fiznzlul' 01111 l Fix UIB Quarters I J 3 4 Total So. Pals. ll O 9 ll 9 Muir 6 ll 0 I2 I8 Coaeh lioh Dahllmerg's pigsltinners elosed out a disastrous season with their third league loss in live outings as the Muir Colts de- eisioned the Bengals 18-9. Howell Cotten starred for the ligers, raelcing up I-H yards running and 33 passing. Muir seored first. late in the opening period, hut fell lmehind as an early third quarter drive and a fourth stanza safety resulted in nine points for the Orange and Black. As they so often do, the hall game busted wide open in th-J elosing' minutes as Muir seored twiee-onee on a 70 yard pass play and a gain on an intercepted Tiger overhead and six quielc serinuuage plays. P . 4 5 I , '1 U an ' - , 4 ali ? Q 4 ' l , u 9 f ' N f' ,f , , . . v . QB j p Q3 l,l4lNISl3l1l-RX , . . ' t ' flazylm-k l A qs' ps P 0 ,Fix .fs . , r14 5'?fx- - ' in fig 4 ,TT ' riup 'l'L'liRK ' .,-fQ 7'fgf'fl:r' H 'f' .-, L-,'. Wtk. Wi , k,..-:mu ts- V, -:,g5fLi?a'g,!,53f5:f: , Ns. ' l',4.7,f5A3'-Ig? , . , .. , . - - 1 1 . .-,le mf ,ff iionri,i.c,oi its ,xxo adm v .1 fr 7:55221 -'wr 1' - ' ' i N ry- . Quia! V ',,5.1g,,L-1,5 H c,o,xt,ii lJAlll.I3laRi. Q lavpmul and llnrr lnzlfmlrie Player Quarterhaelt llowell Cotten rips off yardage as three Muir plavers give ehase. 'lihis was the last Qanie of the rear lor the l iigers and they went down to defeat by an I8-O margin. HAI, lifXHI.S CIRICC1 IDANNINKSICIQ Guard 'I'iu'lcle l'fsp+:e's varsity football team started off their losing season with a I3-0 loss at the hand of the .Xlark Keppel Aztecs and Mr. Don Hickman, all CIF tailbaek. The team gill' together in their next en- eounter as they romped past the lil Monte l,ions for the tenth straight year I+-6. lfullerton, last year's CIF finalist, ran over the hapless Tigers 26-6. lien liiesler scored the Bengals lone TD. ln the final pra-:tice game lispee eame up against their old friends the Mon- rovia XVildeats. lfriendship left during the game as the Tigers were ground .under 65-0. F1111 Inu' l' Ted Polieh rips off a short gain before being brought to earth N by a Mark lxeppel Aztec. The Tiger pigskinners dropped this, the mu' lo opening game of year, I3-0. H ll1'f 'L' BOB iXl.XXl.Nl.XNU l l7 Rl YXYlCK ll-XX l lfl.Tl l.-XXI 1'u11rer Gmmi End TIM Glilfl N OTT PRACTICE QRUHN BEE FUUTBHLI. Although they displayed a lot of scoring punch and great potentiality in practice games Coach C. Garland Lewis' Bee pig-skinners could do no better than win 2 out of 5 league games this year. The Kittens went into league play with high hopes after mashing El Monte 18-6, Fullerton 33- 0, and Monrovia 31-7, but these were quickly dashed as the Glendale Nitros nosed out the Lew- ismen in the opener, I9-13. Burbank triumphed 24-6 and Burroughs rang the bell with 26-7 vic- torv. A last minute td enabled the Tigers to squeeze by Hoover I2-6 and they showed practice season form in mauling Muir 33-19. -I The Tigerkits were sparked by the consistent X pass combination of Lorenz and Lashbrook and , the stalwart line play of jim Mercer. I l Coach C. GARLAND LICVVIS BEE I OO'I'BAl,I.. FIRST ROIVI- R. Myerr, Talliyt, Ueda, ,Ii7lllL'T, Praiher, Clyile, .VlrKel'L'ey, .lfIt'Ct1m1, Clark Ifrizzier, Dwight, Arrllxtronq, Stolz, Burton, C4'I71lU7'07I, Duke, Alderman, Parker, lVhiteher. ZND ROIV: B. My- ers, Nealmn, Fisher, Leolzhnrt, Lorenz, Tiltlzets, 'l'm'ele, French, Cottevz, Mills, Cnmllell, Gentry, lshikawa, Hemp- hill, Higgar, IJe'1'hoHmx, Kay, Dtlcette, Gilbert, Doane. SRD ROIV: Coach Lewis, Hoeh, ll'hite, l-a11lml1, Lash- hrook, Roodhome, Montgomery, Phillipx, Thacker, Ilefvore, Oxtrnmler, Il'ea'L'er, Bixhop, Kem, Kelly, Erickson Stringer, Mercer, l.aCt11'ert1, t'l4t7Ci1l17'L', lx eller. 88 IOI' I.l'fl I: lililf GAVIIC f.', II l'xIlNS: llcwcr, Uudn, '1'1lIIcr, I,ur111In1r!, SfllIIL'l', lfixb- ur. ZNIJ ROIV: II. llycrx, R. 104.3 llyurx, llullvvxinll, CIIATKIV I.uw- 4 ' ix, f,wJIl1f?I7CII, lI'hiru, I.urc11z. IOP: O I' I' I: N S In: IIRSI' ROIV: I,.ul1m11, Hrfiuiru, l i.vIv- ur, Jlcrrcr, Oxrrmnlvr, lVbifu, 'I'm'rIc. JNID ROIV: ,I'IIIIL'T, Gvwplrull, I.f,rcu:, I,cmlIu1rr, Umia. I.Oll'IiR I.I'fl 1': lim I.n.vI1f Ivrfmlc, lirxf .wiring L'II.I, isbn wax our xcifb inypricx :bu Hmjorily of lbc xuamll. PW l.liI 'l': IJI'flfICNSl'f: I I R S 'I' ROIV: Slri11,qcr, IIm'Iv, I'biIlipx, I'rcm'I', llvrfcr. lh l'Iv1m.1,v, ,1Iu1ku.vi.z11, GUIIIFQV, lfixlwp. ZNID ROIV: Sflnluk, Ilumphill, B. Jlyurx, llill, R. .H-vcrx. ! L E lug, , . -095-F'-QQ gg- ful- .lg all -Qu' ri: ' Fulllmck lfrcd Lcunlmrt carries two limb 'fuller ripa off yardage ngzlimt .XIUIIVUYIQI na Nlun1'm'i11 XYildcnrs xxirh him as llc drives .Xlnrty lxcllcr lends thc way. im' thc goal line. 'I hc Ixltrcns won 31-7. H9 VARSITY BASKETBALL :Xfter 11 11is11pp11i111i11g p1'11etiee 511151111 i11 w 11ie11 they 111111111ge1l to w1111 only 2 1111t 111 9 games f:O1lCl1 Cl. .Xlerril cil'L'Cl1i5 Varsity 1 engers e11111e 1111e14 to w111 their see111111 str111g11t l'1111t11111 1,e11g11e 1 'l 1tle witl1 1111 1111pressix'e 7 111111 3 ree11r11. '1 l1e '1 igers 1113011011 the L1C1ACI'lSC of tl1eir Crown by 1111s11r11i11g ll 41-39 loss 11t tl1e 111111115 of tl1e c1lCI1L12llC1Jj'I11lll11l'CI'S. A l1CLlI'I'-lDI'C211i11'1g 51-50 11014011 lay lgllf- 13211111 11111111e11t111'ily 11i111111e11 13e11g111 hopes. 1111t piel1i11g fl1CI1lSC1YCS 11p 1111 the Hour tl1e C1l51llJC erew s11ell11el1e11 Blll'l'Ollgl15 50-49, ' 111111ver 50-47, 111111 Muir 49-46 to C1111 111111111 1111e. lhe 'liigers eo11ti1111e11 t11eir w i1111i11g yy LIYS 11s tl1e see11111l 111111111 11pe11e11 by 11ow11i11g cilCI111ll1C 54-51. 'lihe 1311111111111 l311l11111g5 pro- vi11e11 the CITCCIIIIICI1 wit11 tl1eir only other league loss 11s t11ey 1'1m111pe11 to 21 58-43 victory. lfighting 11111111 tl1e lfspee 1'111111111111lle1's se:1lpe11 13111'1'1111g11 48-47 111111 tl1e11 g11i11e11 tl1e league le1111 with R1 l1rilli1111t 45-39 win over the 1'l11m'e1' 'l'1mr11111111es. l 1'11111 there the 'liigers went 1111 to ei11el1 tl1e el111111pi1111sl1ip lay 11r11ppi11g .Xluir 64- 54 despite tl1e 32 point effort of tl1e Cults' C1111111111 l'l1g2lI'L1. After wi1111i11g t11e loop title t11e ligers 11 ere lll11ll1lC to 1111p1i- ente t11e perf11r1111111ee of l11st yC1l1 S 511111111 11s tl1ey were l1C1lfCl1 hy ll 11ete1'111i11e11 Ye11t111'11 fC1ll11 511-49 i11 the q1111rte1'-11111115 of the C115 p111y-offs, i11 tl1e l11st 111i1111te of play. CI1111el1 Green 111111 three of the lmys pl11ee11 1111 the All-1-'1111111il1 1,C1lgLlC te11111. St11rs11p111111111re f11rw11r11 R011 XY11e11te1'11ft 11111110 the first te11111 while CCHYCI' 1-Xrt 13121111111 111111 g1111r11 Rick 17,115 e11ppe11 second team 11111111rs. xVl1C21fCl'Uff w 115 11XX'1ll'L1C11 t11e must x'11l111111le player :1wf1r11 given hy the -lunior cjllllllllwl' of CI11111111e1'ee. 1 1 111111011 C. X11-1RRl1,l, URICIQX 111111 C11pt11i11 lil-iN lil1'fSl,lfR Vx1RSI'I'1' l3p1Slili'1'lx'.'1l.l., l IRS'l' ROIV: Culiccll, .1Iun111'y, 11'lJc.1t1'1'0fI, Kiaxlur, ,ll1'lJ01:1'l1, Q .,,. . l. . l.1m.v, I'.1ri.v. IND ROIV: lil1'1u11icr, Cicnrjsgu, Elly, l'i:1:i1111r, Slsacr, 'l'l.1w11a.1', .ll1'Q1zuc11, VIQUNIIP- U1-N515 1100x111 A'fl1.V, Kllcrr, C,'0.11'1' Green, Gcrbarr. C1 17'L7i L. .f,:O ,ff , 5 X I'1Ul'XX2ll'kl Run XVIICLII- cmfr lay s unc up against l,l Xlonrc. Hue Hgcrs .mncxul this lJl'.IL'fik'L' lull' -V-W Lnuglmr attempting' In xmzula um- ln :lg'11iI1SI' llnmcl' is twurxx.11'd Dun Paris. Ikpcc umm this IiI.lI1IL' -H-W. XR! PIZZINX I' RUN XY! Ili.-X l Clllfllfl' Rlflli ICI.l.S .NILXN ,XlcQL'l ,I N lfwzrvl' l f11'1:.11'J Cilmnf f,'L'llfUI' x - ff' l , - ... PAL' . COl.XYlfl.l. lilflllilf CEIQURCSI7 KPN lillfSl.lfR DON PARIS l 0r1:,1m' filldfmf l r11 1Lu1nf I m'QL'm'd N...Q,.f Run XYl1cg1Ic1'ofr drives nrnnnd rnn Dcnnis .XIKNJIICY trics fm' lun xx Inlc unislwd Bulldogs for run pnints. licrlw Cicurgc Knits In lcnd ll hnml. rlmnk cnllccrcd il-W. ,I hc cnanlm nmcn drnpcd this CIF plnx - wtf gznnc In XVCIIUIVLI FU--W. I THREE Ll. LEHGUEBS .Xl .XlcQnccn mugs n rclmnnnd ull' the hm11'd5 ns lion liicslcr lnoks nn. In-n liicslcr gots mn in play-on Vl'hc lncllonlncn nmnlcd .Xlonrmin in g':II1lL'1lQ'Llill5f X'L'I1flll'1l.l,CI1l1i5 Klum this unc 50--H. IH thc ll1lL'lig'l'UlII1k1. BEE BASKETBALL BEE B.4SKETB.4I.I.. FIRST ROIV: Connelly, Stringer, Mercer, .Wort m'alim11Ie player, Bob Mynrt Hemphill, R. .l1j'L'7'I, t47'7lIXT7'07Zg, Cambell, Devore. ZND ROIV: and Coaeh C. Garland Lewix display Coach C. Garland I.wwi.t, Angra, B. Myers, Gentry, Bixsaiztz, ing the consolation trophy which tha Tihhetrr, Biggar. Bees 15071 at the Foothill lea 'TIL Although thex racked up an impressive 7 and I record in the practice season and annexed the consolation title at the lfoothill League 'l'ournex'. Coach C. Garland l.exx'is' Bees xx ere unahle to lteep up the pace in stirli league competition, hut managed to salvage second place as three teams- liurlmanlt, liurroughs, and Glendale-tied for the chantpionslxip. ln their initial league tilt the Kittens dropped a 38-36 decision to the Glendale Nitros. lfroin there the sledding xx as equally as difficult as they defeated llurhanlq 50-43 only to he sxxantped ol- 5Z lux' liurroughs. lnferior Hoover and Xluir cluhs xx ere heaten .50-39 and 43-42 respectively. Trturney. Round txx'o opened xxith Glendale repeating ox'er the l.exx'isn1en 37-35. l3urlmanl4 and liur- roughs made it three straight. 49-39 and 57-51. lfighting hack, the Bee cagers closed out the I95l- '52 season xx'ith xxins over Hoover, 38-33. and Muir 39-35. Bob Myers, high scoring center. xx as honored on the All-League team, xx'hile Ciarx' liiszantx xx'on honorahle mention. Coached, this year, hx' liolm llahlherg and led hx' high scorer Roger Pilloxx the inightx' flees xx ound up their season xx ith a 3 and 4 record, cap- turing third in lfoothill league competition. Gary Bixzants ix all alone as he prepares to lay nm' up .1,Q.1in.vt l?1n'lmnl'. The l.C LL'i,V7lIC7l havldeti the liner .1 53-40 lnrx in thir tiff. Roy Myers' drives around a desperate El Monte man to ,vrore ax Roh .Wyerx afwaitx the pnxxiltle rc- Imtmd. The Kirterix won 73-41. 9 .3 oe M.. lxf-3 galil ,lb ll M jk F in 'kv' Y HAI, F AE Xix. 4 6 kwikvk. .f 11 SVP , f NW ff X' ' It Y I I 1 'xx H f wh, il' W if -V11iBSrI'I'Y TRACK B0 g ' .i 1. 1 .jig 1 1 tw 5 EH: WRX! N .1 N, Qi --4 Q' wa. bi 'fl . L'R1 f'f ' 5 Q Coach jim Facutt shown with his two record breakers, Billy Ducette and Dick VVoods. Du- cette lowered the Cee hundred mark from 10.-1' to 10.3 while Woods skimmed the 120 highs in 15.4 to better the old barrier record by a tenth of a second. Enjoying a very successful season highlighted by a victory over Glendale for the first time in ten years were Coach jim l'iacutt's Varsity track- sters. After dumping Loyola 68M to 3526 in a practice meet the Bengals went on to whitewash Burroughs 71-33 and Glendale 67M to 46344 be- fore Burbanlc topped them 6-lk to WM. The championship Hoover Tornadoes were pushed to the limit and forced to win the relay before the liacuttmen succumbed 55 M to 4814. Closing out the league the Tigers annihilated Muir 76 to 28. Turning in outstanding performances this year were Ted Polich with a 53 ft. 414 in. heave in the shot put, Ken Kiesler with a 21 ft. leap in the broad jump and a 5 ft. 10 in. effort in the high iump. Chuck Buck soared 1 I ft. 6 in. in the pole vault while Lew Beery turned in a 10.3 century. Dick VVoods topped all varsity performers with his record-breaking 15:4 stint in the high timbers. Bob Myers was a consistent point getter in the varsity 440. The only member of this year's var- sity to compete in the CIF finals was Ted Polich. VARSITY TRACK. FIRST ROIV: Caron, Howell, ll'lvirc, Tallmr, Curry, Snfldxfrowl, Bmvlc. ZNIJ ROIV: ll r1f1'0rtl, Si1ml.r, .l1yc1'.r, Pfllffb, 'I'r0r711t111, Mort, Beery, Rcwwirle. 3RD ROIV: Moore, Alexander, Srcllwrll, Hnlde1'v1m11, O'Gi1ra, llflarflicwr, MvQ11ce11, lVlwaz'cr0fr, Martell, Skacr, Iackron, Slater, V.111tlcrt'o1'1, lllriglvr, Cbflf77ll117I, Ulead, Bccem, lllcixc, Coach Eaculf. C Q ,rw-- ,,- 1--N, . V , -A . 1-M ,..-xg, .. 5 L 'f1'l'.:g'e1 V- '1.s.r. ' 5141.4- Diek Sands duels for the lead in the Showing fine form as hc sknns over the lows. low barriers in league hnals is VVclls Xlarrell. Lew lleery hrcexes home to win the XVeightnmn led Pulieh is caught in the '70 hy a couple ut lengths. aer as he prepares to heave a lung one. ,f -.,. 4'u 'w,..f, , I- 4 1 Y. BEE I-THD CEE TRACK CBUSS CUUNTBY 1 II Ii If 'I'R,'1CK . I IRS'I' RO IV: Bix- .v U I I , llirlccrrnll, Hill, .lI0rtiH1cr, UULIJ, ll'I1fIc', I'i7'L'IIZ'I.1, Swallme. ZNIJ ROIV: .Hy- crx, 'I'1lIIer, lJ'fIr- qv, I. 11 .t It If r 0 0 L', Salltisfrwzz, K i r L' , Il'ci1-wr, Cfllzeell, Going. ?RID ROIV: f.'0.1f'b H11- fllrt, 'I'aIIwf, Hitb- op, I'f1'if'L',v0v1. .Hel- kcsian, Ixbilcimuw, I' I1 i 1 I i p ig 'I7u'ixr, 'I'ln1rL'er, .ll 0 0 r c, lVL'i,tt'.j I 1 1 ' I- I faux fl,,f x 'F E' JJ f l 1 f f f . l 1 4 Q VU I if ,V Jdj It Lf ,- C If If 'l'Rf1!,'K. If I R S 'I' R O IV: I'rntI'er. Ilarlu, F0- piium, Ciramiliwlw, I'ilL'i1l, Cli1rIc,f,'bi.'- ron, l 11IIcr, IDN- t'L'ffL'. Ifec'I'. INII ROll'.' Conch R11- cllrt, 'I'11II1nr, ll'ei.ve, .l'I00ru. A f,fi4.4,, ' 1 1 '2 ,i ,,,L J.. I-J, S 'fx Yi S ' I J f C ff' f, ' '- , ' , f x X I ' I ' 4 CEE TRACK Coach l ,acutt fielded one of the finest Cee teams in many a year even though they didnt win the league. They won two out of four meets while losing the other two by comparatively close scores. Billy Duccette set a new lfoothill League rec- ord in the 100 yard dash in the time of 10.35. -lud Prather also set a record fthe 120 low hurdles in 1-1.-15 hut his was a school record. Other outstand- ing Cee men were john Fopiano in the 180 yard dash and Dick Cederquist and Roger Chilton in thc 660. ln the field events it was Dick Good- lake in the high iump and pole vault, lfopiano in the broad jump, and Prather at the shot put. The relay team was outstanding enough to reach the finals in the Cllf track and field meet. 96 I BEE 'mack This year the Bee tracksters sported hetter than average talent, hut wound up with a record of one win and four losses due to unusually tough league competition. ,lim l.ashhrook and Buddy Melkesian ran the seventy-yard high hurdles with Gary Hill on the high iumps. Ritchie Xvhite, Ron Phillips and Paul Colwell contended in shot put events and Paul lshikawa and .lohn VVhite in hroad iump competition. Many others gave strong support to the team. and at the time of this writing Bob Myers was in the finals of the Cllf playoffs in the 660. The cross country team led hy Captain Wfar- ren Howell had a hetter than average season in winning four and losing three. ln the Glendale meet VVarren hrokc the school record in this event with a sensational time of 9102.6 VARSITY BASEBALL liven with seven returning lettermen Coach C. Merril Green's Varsity baseball team could no better than finish third in Foothill l.eague play this year as the Aluir Colts coped the coveted crown for the first time since ioining the league. The Greenmen started off with an unimpres- sive practice season, winning only four out of eight. One of these losses was a 4-l defeat at the hands of the San Diego Cavemen, one of the top teams in the CIF, in the Pomona Tournament. This year's league was tough, as usual, and a few bad days in the field were enough to put the Tigers out of contention as they wound up with a five and five slate. Pitching fine ball for the Bengals were Brooks Hughes, a senior, and Phil Bell, a iunior, who will return next year. jim Knerr won the junior Chamber of Commerce sponsored batting cham- pionship trophy, turning in a .365 average. Besides Bell, monogram winners Denny NValker, jim l.o- renz, and Darold Klien will return next year. Due to illness, Neil Flora, who divided his time be- tween the outfield and shortstop, were not photo- graphed. Yu 'nk Captain DENNIS MOONICY and Coach C. MFRRILI, CIRIQICN SP I fl.ea SP o SP 1, SP 1, - VARSITY BASEBALI.. FIRST ROIV: .lIcC.z11n, Klien, .lll107IL'j', Ferrari, Hughes, Lorenz, Btll .Sr1ll 17I1f7, Coaeb Green. ZND ROIV: Biggar, Gentry, .lleIJofwell, Knerr, Kiesler, Keller, Diehl, ll'i1llcer, Flora, f,vl'L l'L'llIl,Lf. 97 v fPractieel SP Z, Dorsey 5 SP H, Alhambra I SP 5, Mark Keppel -l SP H, Montebello 9 lil Monte S SP 2, Alhambra 4 SP 4, USC Spartans I7 SP I, Monrovia 0 SP 2, Mark Keppel I fPomona Tournament! SP C, lil Centro 4 guel SP H, Glendale 0 SP S, Burbank 4 SP IZ, Burroughs 'I SP 9, lloover 6 SP X, Muir 9 SP 4, Glendale 4 Burbank I Burroughs 4 lloovcr 0 SP 6, Muir 7 Gy DENNIS NIUONFY .IIXI lil-fRR jACK I-'IQRRON DICNNY XVAl,Kl'fR Carclnw' Third lmxu Left field Ifirxr lmxc una... ua-A .Jn Q-1' 4' BROOKS HLC lll S llrzlul 'K' 0. liek 4 L5l5,:x:..-QQ., ll H' ... 1.55 ,-.pwfdn f - - . , ,I K , U, . . I 'Jn ,I ' , 3 ' 'Y , 7 . H H 1 - - 1 - ,,' fu Q W -fa-1.fw ,.f.,m-' Y. . .NJN 1. N -x. 'IH 'llhird sucker jim Knerr slides across the plate in a cloud of dust as he scores against Glendale in the league opener. 'l he Greenmen toppled the llynos 3-0 in this one. , ..N-,,nl -IIXI LORFNZ .IIXI NiCDUXYi'ii,i, iiiix Kil Si,i'iR Sfw1'f,i'fr1,l7 Sdfflllif fhlyi' f.'UIlfL'l' fivlif fx. ' - .. , ' . . Q - ff... ' I Q ' ' 'A . . 'V .,. ' A 1 .. . .. Runner Neil lflorn cullidcs with Xluii' czirclici' Stow XY:ilkci' and scurcs ns rlic 'N uit bncksmp drops thc ball. 'l'lic 'liigcrs lost tlii5 uvcrriiiic fmcnis. 'L DA R01 ,D li I ,I FN CL'1lfL'l' fivlil' rwfjl-ff'f'?'1 ' ' 'W l'iIf'fn'l' JHYVEE BASEBALL HND TENNIS .fi4.,Q '-La? :E l ' ' ' . A- 0 1. ' M ' if at, .4 K4 C, 1 , .lf - 1- , N 6 I 1' tg he . fa, w a Q2 sw bt ' It 'UK :h-. I -1, , .1 f 'L Captain V1 y 1 C ' 'll x BARDON J I .. i ' '. MAGINNIS 1 ,l ' C 1 ' and Coac C. f '7 fl I NN f, il . ... , CQARLAND ' is 4 , .- f 7' I I , my W .ff ' ,, ln contenfion for the league championship un- ', V '. ,t E 'f' - lf y til tlfeir last game were Coach C. Garland Lewis' f X- .1 , ' .f ' tr ,I g. s ,A ' I y - .layyo'e'horsehiders. Although they fielded an in- I ,r . experienced team the 'layvees were soon to make I kit ' . lg' fit known that they were not pushovers as they X 1 I ground out victories over Glendale, Hoover, and Burroughs while losing to Burbank in their quest of the league title. With said crown riding on every pitch the Lewismen were eliminated by the Muir Colts 6--lf in a free-scoring contest, thereby closing out the season in second place. Leading Lewis' larrupers were hurler Mike Coffy, first baseman Don Loftis, third baseman George Minard, shortstop Richard Stunek, and outfielders Bardon Maginnis and Roger Bunting. . '.--,Q . '. 4. ' .. ,..,.mw, v l.4l'VliE B.-lSHB.A1l.I.. HRST ROIV: Conch Lewis, Kelly, llercer, llfitclv- er, Parker, Smuek, llc-tore, Seal, Af71l.VTTllIIQ'. ZNIJ ROIV: 'I-77107, Cofly, l,ofrix, Iflarn, Iilior, .lli1,qi1111i.v, .llr.'l'ff11111ignl, limiting, .lfIllI.17'd, Dnlzell, mgr. f! The South Pasadena .layvee tennis team conf tinucd to dominate the Foothill League with im- pressive wins over all opposition. With such out- standing performers as Temp Berdan and Bob Harrington alternating at first singles and Mick Mclntyre and john Huston in the doubles leading the way, Swart's swatters downed such top-notch teams as Alhambra, Whittier, Mark Keppel, and Monrovia. Filling out the rest of the squad were Hay- ward Hawke, -Iohn Parker, Tony Brooks, Fd Cotten, and Bob Andrews. G-fin-f IAYVEE TENNIS. FIRST ROIV: Melmyre, Hnrtorl, Andrews, Harring- ton, Coach Sfwarf. ZND ROIV: Hawke, Parker, Brooks, Berdan, Cotten. Varsity Football 5 I f '-. R Aw K v i l',-lR.S'I'l l' 'l'If.X'.X'I.S. I-'INST ROll': l,'ntn'b S-uxvrr, I. f.vl'i'lHXfUll, Culfrb, lI.1r11ux, Ifonru, Sulricrfi, lfn.n'!v lliirrx Samir! .mil llnlr. JNIP ROW: Ci. fimur. ll. UIKYIII. l'i::i1mr, l't'1e1',ml1, ll'ilm11, ll. f,'1'.11l.r1n11. f,'.1p1.zinliillffmmiml Coaeh llarry Sxx'art's Varsity tennis team again hreexetl through all lfoothill l,eague eoinpe- tition to xx rap up its txxenty-fifth loop title. 'lihis inarketl the txxenty-fifth time in txxeny-seven years hat the ligers have tlone so. 'l'his year the raequetinen hatl xx on eighteen out of txventy inatehes at the time of this xx riting, losing only to lil .xlonte 5--l antl USC 4-4 in praetiee nmtehes. 'lihirteen of the eighteen xxins xx'ere shutouts, eight in league play. Credit for this outstantling reeortl goes to Coaeh llarry Sxyart, xxhose splen- tlitl eoaehing aehieyenients in tennis are unparal- leletl in high sehool ranks. llesitles taking the league ehainpionship the llengal pilltlusters stantl a gootl ehanee of taking the Clif eroxx n, lleverly l lills heing the only teanl in their xx ay. l,eatling the squatl this year were three year inonograni xx inners llill Cranston, Ray Pentz, loin Peterson. llill lfoote, A-Xrt Pizxinat, antl Ciene llarnes. Returning next year xx'ill he .lainie Sobieski, a iunior, antl talent loatletl sopho- mores inelutling john Cranston, -lim lYilson, l lar- oltl Coueh antl Cireg Cirant. RAY l'l5N'l'Z BlI,l. lfUO'l'lf IIAROLD COUCH 'IAONI PI-','lilCRSON ,,+4n ,,..vv X. 1 3 i-Il-In I ..-..- it Bw',,J ' .nf '! , 'w'i I ,. .f X. ,pg J . ...-,., lf WH SON CIICNIC BARNES .IOHN CR.-XNSTON RO XIXI QS ,,,...-un? . 1 'vi X 1 X X , - 5 Blll CAYQIIISUJII, lnnstcl' of dlop volley, dCI110l15fl'21I'CS fine IH as hc prcpnrcs for his x mire shut. C RIC C RAN! BROOKS CIRANT fn- J J Varsity C il p t n i n Bill Cranston, uinncr of thc Dudley Cup and fourth ranking junior l12lfi0I12lHj'. DIAMIIC SOBIICSKI 90 Y P? If A 2 L' V 'C 541 fi' ibr. U 5. -nfiifj 1' .WD 'sa J ,J GULDEN GLUVES iuaxed xxith the eroxx ning of seven ehanipions. Greg llanninger led the lioxs' l.eague in spon- soring this exciting event. .Xfter the four pre- liminary houts and the txvo senii-tinal niatehes xx :re fought, the finalists xvere niatehed on Satur- day night. Starting oil quielclv. llillx Servan tool: Xlilte .Nlarr in the ily xx eight niateh in half a niin- ute. lioni lflarlt lost to Dan Stringer. a feather- xveight, in the elosest deeision ot' the tournanient. Corning to the niiddlexx eight division, liill l-'oote xxon the light over Denny l,evine. Sinee South Pasadena has only one light- lieavvxveiglit. llill l'ngles. a no-deeision exhilri- tion hour xx as held xx ith Gordon lleis, a student at PCC. 'l'he senii-iuain event deeided the light- xx eight division xx ith txx o good hovers. Russ Xlor- ' HZ' gan and Craig Cunningham. Russ .Nlorgan out- fought Craig to xxin the deeision. lfnding the ,. 5' lmlood-eurdling tournanient xx as the heavvxveight niateh leaturing Dave Stringer xx ho xxon a de- Um-Q Sf,'i,m-3,- glyyvxn winning- flw l1mx'x'xxi4-ig VNUIW 'WU' lNCY l IXCYC5- eroxx n xx ith a unanimous decision over Kevin liexs Xlilte Lotlv pounds out a seeond round tlco over C,raig Davis in a preluninarv liout ot the Seventh Annual Golden Gloves 'lournex' sponsored hx' the lioxs' League. N 4 ,.fQ-' ...qsvvf I -12516 QC s 9 X f n , r X -- T ' P. vi- -W ',.g,pN,, . W-..,. YI-A is F V ,J - Q Q.- F 1 fi Es '-if ,Ml A 'ff ' X -. 1 v 1 ,f If ,Bale V. :List x lay, 'W ' . X xt 1 5, T 1 E. ,lik li L 3,1 . '97 76, ' , Z I ,x 1.. Y, u 5 ' . ' r i 1 A 5 5 I ' . 1 4 A 3 1 i 2 I 43 3 if A o -x So 9 'W' ., ,X L, . .-.. f xx. i? . OA . Q9 ' Q- K Y' E lr KT. ll fn - J . . P , ,, , Guess lt or You're Sunlf' xx as the theme ol' the annual llello Dax .Xsseinhlx held in Octoher. l'he theme of truth or conse- quences xx as introduced in 1950 and has become a traditional idea. Susan llill and her courtesy eonuuittce of the Girls' League xxere in charge of the asseiuhly. ln the flip picture Greg llannin- QCI' as master of ceremonies xx atches Natale l,Cilill0lll2lSl re- action to the xxord, lox'e. Of course, having the chair xx'ired might haxe had something to do xx ith it. ln the right hand picture ofthe top line, Rosalie liuttertield and loin Sheppard pax' their conse- quence for not ansxxering the questions. 'lihe niiddle picture shoxxs the ncxx song leaders, Rielq lflls and john XYall, leading the students in the liiger Ulu' Chant. lfred iliureles splendid tech- nique in egg rolling is seen in the hottoin picture. lfx'erx'one xx as sorrx' to have to leave such a xx onderful asseinhlx. HELLO D Y '7 X Air' Pluxrlss N um :Xl 1 lsux rv- CQLTKIVN SLSII1' l'hl1'rc1Hc:0c:1x C 0 L 0 B ll Y '.,.d'+ Pluxcgl as Hem I las TOP: A Iovnl rliigfl' car TOP: Football Quccn c:2ll1did1ll'CS l4UI l'U.XI: l'I1 c Royalty' ut thc gmnc BOTTOM: 'l'hc pamldc nr no UH at . .K 4' ' fa 'ef' - ,X , A Q ,,-4 X 7 'I' m T 1 I K. T ra 'XF . wf- U w - MLB 'Eli . X - Eylf? V A ! al ' M 1 rg: ' .,, ' A- -fr 4 X' 92,5 4, QV' 5 .0-.' ' L , ' x ' ...ur ,- ww ,V 5 v L X I x Xxix, V 2, FC' xx It 1 'V' Y Am f I GT' ' 5 Yu 45. sv I s Nw, Q I ix ,Yi 'K l Q A SR S Q2 4 X.-v ' 'Q Y nw xi uw- I - Q s E MAY D -av' ,af ll a p p i l y the girls throw out their na v y blue skirts and arrive at school in colorful cot- tons. livery club spon- sors a booth that either sells food or offers a challenge for some skill. The top picture shows the Cloak and Dagger Booth in the process of being gayly decorated. MlDDl,l'f: ilihe Cimo- ta Club members, Don King and VVells Martell, along with the May Day crowd watch Phil Doane throw a ball at the plates. l,OW'l R, l,lfl 'l': 'l'he students wander around with balloons and food. I. O VV If R, RIGHT: Some time during the extended noon hour they a l xv a 5' s appear at the popular hot dog stand. TOP, l,l-flf'l': The first day of sehool is a mixture of happiness and sadness. Xlost of the eron d is haelt hemoaning the faet. hut seeretly glad to see all the old friends again. The llen- gals try to help everyone get started. TOP, Rllil lT: The big sisters put on a party' for the new girls at sehool. This partx' featured the traditional .fashion s h o xv. l l e re ll o n n a lloflman models. alIIJlJl.l . l,l l T: lf o r many years students have ridden the familiar Spe- eial to sehool, hut the ad- vent of huses has made this a thing of the past. Xl l ll ID l, l . Rllll lT: lfrery lfriday afternoon he- fore the football game a group of girls deeorate the goal posts. lll l,UXY. l.l7.lf'l': The neu seniors eheer as they p ro u d l 5 display their su eaters. lll'fl.0lV. .Xl l ID ll l, lf: Sharon lleaton and Romita Rose do a eute Spanish danee for a Ciirls' l,eague program. ll If l, O XY. R l CI ll T: lfarly in the morning the Tigerettes e a n he s e e n praetieing for the half time events. LIFE HT SCHUUL ix ' 'S 4' 'X -1-U 2 l . I i I' -M , ,.:gx'ef The first dnnee of the school your was the stng dzinee, lee- I3renl4er, sponsored hy the ioint l,eng'ue. 'l'he eonuuission xuuited to wish the towns-people ll .Xlerry Christnms from the sehool. So they made and put up the hig sign in front of the school. The most nntieipnted dnnee ot' the year is the eounuissioners dance in honor of the foorlmll queen and prineesses. l,UXYl ,R, l,l7.l 'l': ln the spring the girls of the sehool all go on the Girls' League Pienie. llere at group is busily engaged in exiting. l. O W' ll li, Rlfil ll: .-Xlter months of hard work :ill the sei- enee students enter their unusual and interesting proieets in the Seienee lfnir. ln the foreground is Gretchen liUHSlll1ll1'S Holds lfrom Soil. Prming that high schiml sfll- clents can he helpful tu the cum- munity are some iliri-l li-Y mem- hers. 'l'hese girls :ire fixing letters for the Cmnniuniry Chest. -lame Sturinnns views ai fexi' of the posters heliore leaving to cast her vote. 'lihc lnclq xxinners :intl new connnissiuners :ire Paul Cnlwell, commissioner nf interinrg Gret- chen Scholtl, commissioner of pnhlieityg Dun Stringer, commis- sioner ut' nrhleticsg Snrnli linllnrd, cmnmissimier of :ietivitiesg llzil lliihls, cunnnissiuner - genernlg l51ii'lunm Cuhh, commissioner of cimrrespuntlenceg Ritchie lYhite, commissioner of huysg 'limmie iietehell, commissioner of girlsg and Xliltc Xlnirslmll, commission- er of finance. fag L. S. lf. l,ile Xlcmhers have enrnetl :it least three Vs :intl une 2 each semester for fum' semesters. lsNlflfl,lNfi: llzin- sen, Xl 0 r t i ni e r. Pennclmlcer, llitvlcer, Leonzirtlsnn, ll uotl, llruce. lYilliams. S'l'.-XNDINCS: llailtlerniain, llnrnes. Renwiclt. llcrtlun. Seyinuur, Xlziiiiiimiin, Xlnginnis, llpllurtl. One of the must exciting times :it school is cznnpnign xx eelc. lung hours ul' putting up posters and nf listening tn speeches is climnv- etl hy the hnlluting. UFF CAMPUS Better Reduce Young Rackateers Campus Creep Mighty Commish Thinking up assemblies? Try Again! Cheap 'I'rm1spo1'tntion Airfr I,m'C Clmnd? Nmuqhtx Nme Qleepx TIIIIC C'1ls Xlm of Dxstlmtmn IIQQCIS Qlurlcx the Cops' Chmbmq the Xhttcrhom X1 umm Im lcnms Guy , 'Ill A Dream Came True Lilnherger Lindquest Q eh R Beachemnber Too Young Couple of Roughs VVicked Sophomores The Balcony Scene Morning After That Left Out Feeling Washed Up? I , U ' .1 ' ww. . ff o ,ff f 1 . , ,. J 1 1' . 1 f 4 .. ...I ':'- ,. 5 V . , -f V ,.. .. 'A.. .1 -Ag Q ' , 1 1.1 . 1 1 s 4 HE. A. if sz, . U? F! 1. vlgk Q 9 , A j-4. Q j f-1. 'dsl Jug, f 1 .v ' H'S5 a'Qg '-f 'fi Q' . x vu Q34 H5411 .IW xf' -ag ' -qr. Q-1 L i : 5vf '1 K 'fs .tr ,- 1 DA' BARGAINS FDB TIGERS Picking out some clothes for college with thc assistance of Nancy Smith :irc lYclls xl1ll'l'Cll11l1LliliCLl Polich. lill ,l, VVINNS is located nt 2334 Huntington Drive, Sam Xlnrino. Sally Ryons and Ord Slater contemplate the purchase of a Louis .'xl'I11Sl'l'Ollg allwuni, which is just one of the many fine al- bums sold at thc MUSIC Al,- l3L'.Xl, 2156 Huntington Drive, San Marino. Larol Llcininson and Don Paris admire one of the many hand painted greeting cards at the SAN MARINOS'1'A'l'lON- ICRS, 1010 Huntington Drive, San Marino. Ray Pcntl shows Patti Kle- .Xlartin just one of the cute flats shown at D A Y I ID S S H O lf STORIQ, 9118 Fair Oaks .AXx'enue, South Pasadena. South Pasadena Boys highly rcconunend A tk i n s o n ' s line sportswear. .-X'liKlNSUN'S is lo- cated at 48 So. l.alte Street, Pasa- tlena. The most sincere thanks anal apprecianon go to Mary l,anih and Marilyn Hill from IQRNIQST BROOKS, PHOTOGRA PH ER. 1008 lfair Oaks Avenue, South Pasadena. Mary and Marilyn have worked many long and hard hours on the iunior and senior pictures and they have done a terrific ioh. .Dv-' vat: 1 19 Coinfortnhly sitting' in one of thc new Ford Convertibles at SAN MARINO MOTORS are Dave Stringer, .lack lfcrron, Roh 'liiller and jim Thomas. Their showroom is located at 2000 Huntington Drive, San Xlurino. 4385 I20 5 'W' -if .'N. Being served at the HUNT- INGTON PH.-XRNI.-XCY in San .XI n ri n o at 2300 Huntington Drive, is Beverly Lewis and Na- tale De Thomas. Serving them is Frank I,oi fer. ewfffffr ' + !'? '14 in Hope Phelan :md Lynn llclm admire thc Hnc silk scarf slmwrm them by Zoe lfrccmnn nr Sl HCP- ARDS nt 21-H! I Iunrington Drive in San Mzlrinu. South Pasadena and San Mar- ino High Students recoinniend lion Marche for fine cleaning and dyeing. BON MARCHIC is located at 1310 lfair Oaks Ave- nue, South Pasadena. lffnioying an after-school snack at DI-il,ONCi'S, 716 Fair Oaks, South Pasadena are Toni Shep- pard, Arlene Cluhh, .Ioey Peat- inan, janet Olson, and Craig Cunningham. Save your money and huy a savings bond at the l5lRS'l' lflill- ICRAI, SAVINGS AND LOAN, 1000 Fair Oaks Avenue, South Pasadena. Patty Bliss, lieverly Brian and Carole Strahan are dis- cussing the purchase of a savings hond. 122 honi . K . . Alust thinlt. a Danicll lglllll' loi only Sl ISHN, Scc thc lf. :X Nllfll CU.. San Xlatino. lstihlishctl for owl' IH years. c u ith lhctlrooius, l H lmaths Nancy Norris and Clrcg Dan- ningcr athnirc sonic xihitc lincn hccls at LX R L' HS SIIUI-1 SIURIQ, l0UT'- lfair Oaks Ave- nue, South Pasadena. llcrc uc havc Hank, holding up onc of thc uicn us troni HANICS FINIQ FUOIJ on l2l0 lfan' Oaks .-Xvciuic, South Pasa- tlcna. 7 PATRONIZE YOUR COPA cle ORO ADVERTISERS Clary Biszantz and johnny Huffman are sporting two of the many new sport jaekets shown at the 'l'OClCIl'fRY, for- mally Harry Davis' .Xlen's Store, 910 Fair Oaks Avenue, South Pasadena. The place to go for a tcrritie harheeued hamburger is t h e I,lTTl,li ISROILIQR, I502 Hunt- ington, South Pasadena. lnspccting one of the new, modern drying machines at the OLD Mll,l, CLICANICRS, at 2659 Mission Street, San Marino, are jane Griffith and Bill Foote. Susan Hcncy helps Bill XVof- ford pick out some good look- ing dress shoes at l .l3lQRl.liS SHOP STORE, 2342 Hunting- ton Drive, San Marino. VVhile john Huston gives an attractive corsagc to Bob Peters, .lim Peters writes a birthday card. FRN.-VS is located at 2428 Huntington Drive, San Marino. ,24- 125 Dl ' lun... This happy crowd seems quite enthusiastic about the new I952 Chevrolet Convertible pictured in front of Colliau Chevrolet salesroom at H05 Fair Oaks. COl.l,lAU'S SICRVICIC SHOP, incidentally, is South Pasadena's favorite place for car repairs on all makes and models. ln the pic- ture are: jim McDowell, Ken lieisler, Rick von Schlegell and Charles Merrill. The place to take all those vacation snapshots and buy good photographic e q u i p m e n t is MACYS PHOTO SHOP, 919 lfair Oaks Avenue, South Pasa- dena. Here we see june Kirk and Roger Bunting looking o ve r some of the line merchandise. XYhiIe Lewis Bcery looks ur the newest fashion nmgnvine for men, Dan rlmnx and l,:m'renee Black enioy the Hnshy sporrjnekers and lmrs shoxx n at , XXOOIJRUI-'I-'S .XII-ENS SIURI-', 28 Nest .Nlnin Street. sxlllllllllllll. I 2 THANKS Il LUT! . .. Mr. li. l-l. Crook, adviser for the Copa. You were patient and helpful through- out the entire year, and thanks to you the 1952 Copa de Oro has become a realityg Miss Hester l,auman, adviser for the beautiful art work included in this year's annual. You gave your very valuable time and assistance to make this Copa one of the bestg Mr. lirncst H. Brooks, classes photographer. You continued to turn out your fine quality of photographs for the classes seetiong Mr. Ted Hosinski, representative from the Acme lfngraving Company in l,os Angeles. You were always there when we needed you, and you kept our hopes high with your CVCI'-pl'CSCl1l' good spiritsg Mr. Keith Cordrey ofthe Premier Printing Company. You were so helpful in every way, always keeping the fine printing of the Copa uppermost in your mindg Mr. Bill Retchin of the S. K. Smith Company. You helped to make an im- portant decision and gave us a fine coverg Mr. Ray Garrison of the Iiindev Company. Your company displayed its ex- pert workmanship in the binding of our bookg Betsy Brigham and Dave lfrickson, high point salesmen. You were both top- notchg Students and faculty of South Pasadena-San Marino High School. You were most cooperativeg Peggy Mortimer and Chuck l.oos, first page editors of the TICIIVR. You gave the Copa some evceptional publicity both in quality and quantity, and thanks, Chuck, for your additional help in Athleticsg Ronnie Alardigian and Harold Garb. student photographers. You worked sort of above and beyond the call of duty to give the Copa its wonderful picturesg And last but not at all least, THANKS A IDT to a wonderful staff! You were diligent workers, a great staff to be with, and loads of fun. Sinceresr rbanles, Alam' S'l'RfX'l l'OY, Ifditor I I i N, 1