San Marino High School - Titanian Yearbook (San Marino, CA)
- Class of 1958
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QOQQ Q AGA will Gkmgx 13 xx SQ -' li ' J Q Q J x 'vol' ' an X YNONCMA 1 aw , J ZLL? jiifipgig QW N W W f ., . OVEN! W ,gil Qi W W WW? Ufj !!Q6f p2z WW W AN 1958 O I I K O O ubnshed by vddnwf ' i 4 TITANUAN STAFF as -- -f 0 I o HIGH SCHOOL 1 f A ' ALIFORNIA '57 I 9'-' ew H 0+ o QP H ,JJ f Q L JJ N jx 35 JV ., 1 N RX LJ W UN Q1 X my M i if vi ' HA-A A-f , f V, f inf'-e V-., -'1'- Z, cg --L, , , 15311511 I . .1 ,bf 1: g.:e..,L1f ' '- ' 9w.Las ,..- Y, - 4 R i , 5 wif lar ' ' x CL, CsuffQ2?O'f Qafitnfbff ., 255m C-5456? Wx- OU' sq , S-2 'CDU' K . ,Qs 1 ,LBJ 53: CBN - -f OU' no v - f dy ul OCJLI . - , x ,- km ' S f 50' L Q I 49' nd, 00 . 7, 0-T4 I f' . ' I ,Z 1 ' 0- , 1 .wg I 1 ,-sb. ,, . Jo v ' .- , ,j.,,- , , qanzh...-...f., -. -v' -.ir , ., ..,5 o .4 n .,qg 1liS'- ' .1 ' 4 . N . -. .. - ' , L ?v:w', - ...Q gig! - KEN VERONDA editor-in-chief FOQEVOP D Tradition and the unwritten laws of yearbook editing call for a theme and a serious dedica- tion. We don't believe this. The We-of-the- younger - generation - march - bravely - forward type of theme, used and worn out, is hereby re- nounced without tears. Although caught in a solemn and serious decade, we feel that a light and different approach is entirely in keeping as we fit San Marino's year into our yearbook. TITANIAN, '58 edition, is therefore a little differ- ent. The fresh modern spirit we have attempted to capture is simply the famous Titan Spirit. Sit back and review your past year, San Marino, -lightly! ifi as 1?-Ei. fi 0 G A F2 MZANONS E 'Q 5 PORTS xglx' ' Am'EQN55r'lgN15 ADNINFSTQMIUN R X f .J-if E: X df 'Q ax 3 '41 N my ' fx ' a 4 ' .l y N fi wwf I 5' fl as 2 Q t A ,' X . Qpx I 1 ,, if N--X -XX X XA I, x XXX K fb flf ' Y , F , G G , .4 K! Q l xk X 'X ,.., D . ... Q , WQ ' Y K1 fr ? J , . ,, . N I' I, , X Y - X Q -fl! I MD X K-i CX fix 1 V X X I, A , lf.,-x ,l v - J, Nm X2 x X t . X fx , f fn, f' x x : I U X xx: X KQK 1 XS' xx . Xxx ' f All 7' X f f R 12 XX 5 .X M1 1 :., xx ,xx Q X x. X - . XF? ifx x -- N 17 X X X 'Q , X x xA X X ,, -1 . 4: 'ul 'A NX 'sf ' K1 X X ' 27' ' E N E X ' ' X ' E IH 2. - X 1 fx Xv f ., X, A wg' ' XM! in 3: X. 4 cj 4-- 1 - , bf? f-ik uf' 'X X .,f. V5 Q :Zia fill wcxfza I X'-X ,G xx' xi' l ,Tl MBV' s l f Q JESX S Mr. Dingus, our first principal, is now an alum- nus of San Marino High. He is remembered for his inferesf in SMHS and especially in The students. This inferesf in our school continues in his presenl posifion as head of all San Marino schools and as cl member of lhe school board. MR. WALTER DINGUS superintendent of schools ,ll MR. BRUCE ALEXANDER president The seven members of the school board, here shown relaxing after hours, are very busy citi- zens elected to cz responsible position. For these men govern not only our high school but all other public schools in the city. Does one school need more custodians? ls another short of class- rooms? These are problems which are discussed and solved every other Tuesday night. 2 , l' ,- lj,,, l . ':?'. J 5 Pr ,Y I 0, 4, - V. VIC PRINCIDN- COW El- D MRS. CAROL FLANAGAN MR. PERRY FULLER QoS MISS HELEN MCLERAN 51' .uv I ff MISS EMILY WALTERS i ,. MR. DUANE WHITE . I F . ,.ff1'7 I I '- IA .1l5'- I M 1 ' I ,.' '-5. ,II -z --L MII. ,iz A ' , .. IJ , Aiilf.-Qi-A --- i L .. -.--i....4...:'5a....1:-u-:gg:fI.I- fs jj 1 Q51 V df . ' nn r A f-,ky Ai 5 B M jj b d'4 .l 15 + LA L , 5 r X1 d n +-A IUI I ,J Q' '51 mon . . . , cmd The l'll ask Mr. Hig s across the campus, sfudenf hurrie To find Mr. Higmon oufside his of-' fice lisfening To The problem,-'Of CI worried freshman, walking. down fhe holl cmd talking eurnesfly 'ron Cl sfu- b' r standing in The- ?.iisiis!sss'-2.1: WWPQQ wi '1s-V.. 'uf dent council mem e 1, lunch 4qQuri:o dvinsing cu group wifh onqu,-35f9n'. Whefher inside or outside . Ihiglwbfffdei-.HMQZI'fQC1fS ndbouf our n Qprifm- , -5 -. . A , v . . ji-T gg- ,gl -,stand lout: Inns. Qunlimdnfed m- W 1 - Y- ,WA W frefgsfi .in fjlfgff yundf -their d d n Hifh- W , n d , ' . 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Y 1 x S: xt- 412. V x A x 1 A ,M A' ' .1 .nilafult ' l l: ll lparb- Q I .4 Ad . , ' - 5. -X7 lx- l ' I fo-1.9 t t .J - -.- f'4'W:' 15 :L '-l sr E'--Iv s lu, N.., A' SMH -gi f vs-.. s :ve-,sgsgqxs ,J .:i .w As- X 2, Cafeteria Crew, standing left to right: Pauline St I ' an ey, ltha Myers, Edith Knutson, Lottie Mc- Dowell, Julia Peroni, Bessie Antista Marian Atherton, Ann Castra, Edie Aagaard G , race Simpson, Beatrice McGuire, Kay Flotho. Custodians, standi Bus Drivers, left to Holden, Bill Smith, C. H. Young, Sherman Salsbury. right: Bill Bent Al ng, left to right- Andy Jones Ch I . , ar es Rhodes, Harry Vargenas, Ray Lind- berg, Tony Garcia. Seated: Jim Malone, James De Loria, Jack Mclntoch, Dick Carlson. 5rUnEN1s X Cb aa I 1 ,n ,, ff. 1 N - W -UTA Gun oi ' f U1 , ,JMU V vm 1 xx E. Q I ,X T ' if I X V V 'urn XX I, 4' w fi Q I y if P N-- AW U, , I -, ' , A A av' Q5 Af' -., , x' ?l jd---CQ Q 5 A ,V' ' 'yi '1 Maw ' W 7 'gi X . i-ur! 4? 'Q' X0 ,A f:'i 'l,f.' f'l'f' LJ f' 6 tr. 1. X f , n , X 1 4 L . , I 1?iP.'51,F:. has 91 lf., ' ' 5 - K QA M U X Q ' ,j 0 1,2 47 X . , , . g n K X ff ,x . v... -If - ?4 Y l X Wi ,1 V A-.X Z-i ' , ih , 51 ,F tits,-, pw , XX fi' X Q2 X xxx i Z 1 , ,my . , jr ' , if XI I 'A H 'IL 1 N X' f ' 'pf ' , I 141 A x NIV 2- w 1 N ' ' u ' 'T l' --ni I . 1 I r I. J' 'Qi-. jf A Q?-Q.. :-,wl ' X4 N- NN Lk, Sw 5' J 1 X M, 'fr vw I ' n .4 1 .ng if-5 1, 5, ll' rr. I :Emu Nw Q 1 n I N Q. 'W' X .IA --its . ,v rnsillf v JIM CONNELLY president 11 R 1 l I.. f-ll ' As. . N f I PM CUSHMAN vice Pfesadent OFVICEQS T p t e Telephone lines busy bringing exceptional assem- blies to SMHS. The secretary executed the monumental job of keeping the min- utes with easeg the treasurer kept the funds in good shape. The social chair- man has memorable dances to show her good work, the athletic commissioner has quite a few trophies to boast of. The historian kept a record of all this while the president worked to unite these efforts of our student body offi- cers to represent us and our w he vice president ke t h ishes. g'W , 'it gi i iii V . l i l MARGERY FARRAR historidfi P5 it lil 1 li I- Y, r V3 V Q. Lab' i r .l I , Y fan ll ft T27 ini MILLER eric commiss. 'Omar ii , ill L C'- DAVE BRYAN Q treasurer li. M T ' Vx , 'W T 4 N u ff YY T UND A T J secrefgry OHNSON CAROL GODFREY Social chcirmun W I r I I I I I A Q, Q. J IM CONNELLY usb president . .....-..----- PAT cuss-IMAN 5 usb vice president . t- ,iv UWY7' 9 3-no 1 DICK BERMINGHAM LINDA JOHNSON boys' forum president usb secretary ll'-iggg 11 -I' '- - f- I Q- ' -f.-vnI. EL' A-I-ZI1' -IV 5 ,., ' -all 1 1 ,,-. ' . I , I I I L' . AT., w try, - if in , L1' ' K .1 n S 'H AL ' Yi I Jag, 5 '1: ' '-'-' ' fn- ,gas gl A 1. Q. M' - it 4. wx.. x I an I 1 ', J f I t I I -Q-ff w e 1 lm. L f i ' . .4 ,V i- vi tu...-1.4 f 4 A ' ., 1. 'E 9 ' Q :ahh A I . I Q 'II ' , Q it I I-f ' I ' il 'H g' ,tg I 3- ni ,. . IE. If ' ,F ' ' 7'4 -E1 7 I I I I f I F Y I I . - X -,I DAVE BRYAN CAROL GODFREY PHIL MILLER usb treusurer usb sociul chuirmun usb athletic commissioner in l nk.. fm MARGERY FARRAR usb historian ik '52 '2 I J X . A f' ' r C0brlC'L Jie. ft 'gli' ala N. ,X is 3.9 ALAN CUNNINGHAM titan shield eclitoi flip When the 1:05 bell rings for sixth period to begin, it also rings for fifteen students to meet in room one - the Stu- dent Council. Student Council is composed not only of the ASB officers but also of the presidents of various campus organizations and all four classes, as well as the editor of the Titan Shield. At times the Council divides itself into committees, at other times it works together. Committee work, separate work, making decisions that will play a part in SMHS lifeg the Council takes on a hard task - but a reward- ing one. GARY THOMAS pep commission president RICHARD GARY freshman class president - 4. lil? . ' I I ' laiig 4 1' as b ai 2 .r C Higgs wen- t i X o I, 5' ' ,-',,, X ff' X ' x l lx L : l vlr, J .,- Y :V ,YUM T K 7 H- F Y , Fl HELEN HARRIS JERRY PUTTLER DOUG SMITH girls' league president senior class president iunior class president -cu- ' if 3- - ?+, ESQ' I-Q-v EMMETT MUCCORKLE sophomore class president il, rf - 4-,AL ' -'ms X, ,V i fi ii 1. UH s A Ai, ,Iii ii l JERRY PUTTLER president Ea ROBERT ROSS vice president SEWUQS The seniors are excused. Suddenly The aisles are full of shouting, happy seniors, leaving the aucliforium To go To Their various places. Perhaps They will go fo The concession shack, frying des- perately to make popcorn? or perhaps 'ro The guidance office, frowning over the decision of which collegelio attend. Wherever if is, and whoever the person, the seniors are icolnrsranflyf working fo- ward thar very last Time 'Whey seniors are eXcused. 1 li - i 4 :'-:Q Fi Q? iw 1 DONNA BALDWIN DAVE SCANLAN ARLENE BRANDI secretory Treasurer social chairman ,. 'l a'll SHARON ABEL How modest ease in beauty shines so bright! Art Club, 4 Entered Senior Year in BOB ACRES Perseverence usually wins Track, 2,4 Lettermen's Club, 4 Football, 2,3,4 Band, 2,3,4 Hi-Y,' 2 if .Stir-rig ANDERSGN The and, waves ' Zire' always an the side, 'bjff-tile, ableaz :napigatorsf Ehlteliadi Senior Yegri R, 4' xYA:.L.iIlii4LE:1Ll ZQQ rl 4- +Qf-,c:lmv-'e:reQ 'l-- i- - Ana 4 f 'P SUE ARCHBALD Wondrous is the power of cheerfulness Tri-Hi-Y Vice President, l Girls' League Representative, 2 Class Vice President, 3 Pep Commission Vice President, 4 Outstanding Student, 3 Girls' State Delegate, 3 ilnjt' CLARK ARMSTRONG Life's but a stage Yell Leader, 4 Tlwespians, 2,3 Thespians President, Play Cast, 2,3,4 Football, '2 Hi-Y, 'i PAULA ANDREWS An artful eye , Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2j3,4 Spanish Club, 2 ASB Social Committee, l,2,4 Titanian Staff, 4 Ari' Club Treasurer, 4 Bluebonnets Hnancial Secretary, 4 4 r mr, -.im L L., iziiw.. - - qi fo 'Qt X-H I, I' -V Y .1 -, Q-,W i.- r--n :..r.-ii - .:,-+1' -my QF i I'iVLfm-'I rf 1 T -'Q . i- fp: , g , ' . 1, i ' CAROL BARRETT i Happiness is the harvest of a quiet eye French Club, 3,4 , 'Tri-Hi-Y, N2,3,4 l Arr Club, 4 1 Junior Auxiliary, 3,4 ' 1 l bf X l '21-' ,- l l LARRY BACA A prince on the court Baskerboll, 4 R l - l T Entered Senior Year DONNA BALDWIN Accuracy makes perfect Class Secretary, 4 Promeiheans, 4 CSF, 2,3,4 Secretary, 3 Tri-Hi-Y Secretary, 2 Titlunian Copy Editor, 4 Entered Sophomore Year SUZANNE BALL Put thy friend before thyself Band, 2,4 GAL, 2 Aniias, 4 Tri-Hi-Y, 2,4 Entered Sophomore Year N 457' l UN 3 6 1'H T i , I x l BEVERLY BEAN Harmony is understanding I Chorus, 1,2,3,4 I rn-Hi-Y, 1 Junior Stafesmen Bambinos, 3,4 CARLE BELT Accident prone 9 Not I! Football, I Basketball, 2 Audio Visual Crew l 1,2,3,4 Hi-Y, 4 Track, 4 CYNTHIA BENNETT A bright eye reflects enthusiasm Song Leader, 4 CSF, 3 ASB Social Committee, 4 Senior Class Play, 4 Tri-Hi-Y, 4 French Club, 4 Entered' Junior Year L Future Homemok Sound Crew, 3 4 fix Fw - - A - 3, , F - iff.-4, V..- Li? . P- f f Y - 1: -3? - 1 i-gm 2.1 5---1: -K .Z T- .-V:-:E 2:2-Y -if-.1--5 1,5--fix .5 vi f JL: Wifi? DICK BERMINGHAM Good humor is stronger 1-11 PAUL BENNETT Cool and calculating Football, 3,4 Boys' Forum Secretary- Treasurer, 4 , National Forensics- LSCIQUB, 4 Band, 2 Track, 3 Entered Sophomore Year ai KIRK BOWMAN On stage . . . backstage Thespians, 2,3,4 Radio Club 1,2 Stage Crew, l,2,3,4 Stage Manager, 4 36. Thespians Vice President, 4 Sound Crew, l,2,3,4 than tomahawks ' Football, 3,4 Leitermen's Club, 3,4 Boys' Forurn President, 4 Track, 3 Baseball, 4 Entered Junior Year 'J'- 1--'sv E Q HEIDE BILLES- With an inquisitive mind Ski Club, 4 Entered Senior Year rg ,POF N -.ff 4: Y A 8 'f mfg, .P f f Q' 1 Y Wru, 1,10 9 ... A5 ' NIJ .yi X NANCY BONHOLTZER With a song on her lips and a twinkle in her eye Tri-Hi-Y, l,2,3 Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain, 3 Mixed Chorus, 3,4 N 1 V I ,W i 1... 4? Li i ll, i 'M 1 ,9 l -I -1' l Q r nf' ii' 245-ff si-ill IP' 11, dlp i 1 ' , ,A l 4 ARLENE BRANDI Always with an optimistic ideal Class Social Chairman, 4 Pandias, 3,4 Pandias Social Chairman, 4 Mixed Chorus, 3,4 Entered Junior Year CICELY BROWN Silence and reserve suggest latent power Anitas, 3,4 ASB Social Committee, 2 Junior Statesmen, 1,2 Spanish Club, 1,2 Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2 Future Teachers, 1,2 DAVE BRYAN The reward of a job 1oell,,L -.. 1 - done is to have done it SQ' ASB Treasurer, 4 il Forensics, 3,4 Football, 1,2,4 Track, 1,2,3,4 , Track Co-Captain, 3 ll s SHIRLEY BUCCOLA How goodness heightens beauty! Football Princess, 4 Peppettes President, 4 GAL, l,2,3 Tri-Hi-Y, 'l,2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y Vice President, 2 MOLLY BURNETT A merry heart does good like medicine Flag Girl, 3,4 Class Secretary, 2 Anitas Recording Secretary, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 12 Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer 2 French Club 4 l Q LINDA BULLEY Kind looks, kind words, kind acts Spanish Club, 1 Future Homemakers, 2 Peppettes, 4 GAL, 1,2,3 Tri-Hi-Y, 1,4 ED BURLING 'Wegatizgesl . . . Nega- tiues! . . . Negativesln Physical Science Club, 3,4 Titanian Photography Editor, 4 Latin Club, 1 Cross Country, 4 Swimming Manager, 3 sf, gy KATHY BURR Fair hair shows a air heart Titanuan Staff 4 CS 3 Anntas 3 4 Amtas Treasurer 4 Mixed Chorus Future Hom Entered Ju '- .' '1 'W , l Q STEVE BUSWELL Thought, optimism, imliuizlualizy.- all tempered by reason Sailing Club, 4 Band, 1,2 Track, l,2 Spanish Club Officer, l,2,3,4 Camera Club Officer, A Hi-Y, 4 an fi LNG' ,.., PlXlE CAMPBELL Vigorous and active in mind and body Sailing Club, 4 Girls' League Cabinet, GAL, 'l,2,3,4 GAL President, 4 Pandias, 3,4 td' ANN CATHERINE CADY Every age has its pleasures Peppettes, 3 CSF, 3 Bluebonnefs, 3,4 Ski Club, l,2,3,4 , Future Teachers, 3,4 ASB Social Commitiee, 9 ,F .J -w, DONALD CARSCALLEN Break that tape! , BRUCE CLARK L Studies serve for delight, , ornament and ability L CSF, I Junior Sfutesmen, 4 li JAN CHRISTIANSEN The only way to have a friend is to be one Anitas, 3,4 GAL, 1,2,3 ASB Social Commiftee, 'l,2,3 Tri-Hi-Y, l,2,3,4 Latin Club, 1,2 Future Homemokers, 3 FRED CLEERE Titan Tim KATHY CLARK A kind heart is a fountain of gladness Ski Club, 2,3,4 .- .- 2 I, :f 34 KEITH coma an no I I HM ? F e Nmes' 4 Noi? . . . No! Mixed Chorus, 4 Truck 1 2 3 4 gtzrgiog Advertising Football' 1,4 Cl ' L ' Cl b, Entered Sophomore Year enermen S U 4 CII' Win. DOUG COLLETT Starting life's work early iq lr PETE COO PE R Thoughtful, unselfish, patient Baseball, 2 Basketball, l Football, I SHARRON COLLETT rie ' f Y faq 351- 1-W l .21 .t.f'e .' ,1t 1 3952 'al5l1,.fs ',' A true f nd ls a gift of God CSF, 2,3,4 Panclias, 3 Panclias Secretary, 4 Mixed Chorus, l,2,3 Quill and Scroll, 4 Math Club, 4 JIM CORBETT This is a life of facts Junior Statesmen, 2,3,4 French Club, 2,3,4 Thespians, 4 Senior Class Play, 4 Spanish Club, 4 l 1 l s..,. JIM CONNELLY F or her or him, the choice is Jimv ASB President, 4 Football, 3,4 Baseball, 'l,2,3,4 Forensics, 3 Boys' State Delegate, 3 Boys' Forum Representative, 1 I S NANCY COYLE infer' The contented person is never poor Peppetfes, 4 Tri-Hi-Y Vice President, 2 CSF, l,2,3,4 Titanian Staff, 4 Anitas, 3,4 GAL, 1,2,3 Gianni , unn- il!! is illllllll 136 l, i -'J A JANET CRANSTON Good taste is the flower of good sense Pep Commission Secretory, 4 Class Secretory, 3 Tri-Hi-Y President, Pri-Hi-Y Vice Presid Ski Club, 'I,2,3,4 Bumbinos Financial Secretory, 4 ent, 'I QI' Junior Siotesmen 1 2 3 4 'ROCK CURRIER is receiving Entered Sophomore Yeqr: ' i ,- ., .l . . , ti? CHRIS DATWYLE His independen him depended 1 CSF, 2,3 Future Teachers, Future Teachers Vice President, 2 PAT CIEISHMAN Fine and strongshe proudly stands? ASB Vice President, 4 Girls' Leagueffyice President, 3 Tris?-liLYl President, 2 Clhss Vice President, 1 Forensics, 3,4 Senior Class Play, 4 ilall-5.3--rigs!!:'i15,:Q 31f'.-11,-gi.,if5E.ia5la.f':1- 1 L I---f-lin-,Lia ,,,, Q. S. I I I ANTHONY DEAN The silver-tongucd If ,Q , ff ' is A 'lf XI 5.3 ' If S f f . v . K Axx F Tr.. ,, A ff xg, XX , I . ,RX YA , I I Zlifl 1- I T, A - '-- ' ' l I ,,,,jf,j1' ,Ir I I I 'ff -1' ' 4 5, at .f I 'ft X4 If HW' 1 '?yQ, I L73 1' W A' '-E, ,,I,1f X. . , H. Il.. I Q 5 7: 'H 's rv DENNIS DAVIS His readiness for opportunity is the secret of success Forensics, 3,4 National Forensics League President, 4 CSF, l,2,3 ' i JR OVGIOI' X? Prometheans, 3,4 Prometheans Chairman, 4 Junior Stotesmen President, 3 Forensics, 3,4 CSF, l,2,3,4 A , my. -.1 II-. -' ,. -. L -I - II b ' 'l I-Q1-1-.L:I..v ' I I I I SUZANNE DE BUS A magnetic personality Anita: President, 4 Tri-Hi-Y Secretary, 4 ASB Social Committee, 4 French Club, 4 Ski Club, 3,4 CSF, 3 Entered Junior Year H.,-, . .,., I . f - ' r ' 'iI ' .r -- Lrl' HI: I I Ln -JL - - .L.e5.:,f,4,..I,,-l-2a--rls- ' NANCY DENNIS The ,queen is crowned by her sweetness and I poise Football Queen, 4 Flag Girl, 3 CSF, 'l,2,3,4 Girls' Leauge Cabinet, I4 Tri-Hi-Y President, 4 French Club, 4 BOB DE WOLF Science is rnanis safeguard Physical Science Club, l,2,3,4, President, 4 Physical Science Club President, 4 Junior Statesmen, 4 Math Club, 4 Audio Visual Crew, 1,2 CHIP DOUGHTY Man on the go Football, J Basketball, 1 ' Swimming, I I Spanish Club, 2' ,I I I I I I I I I , I I I I I I I I 'F-'I' -1-' I I ggi, Q J.. BOB DOUGLAS Chivalry is not dead! Camera Club, 4 Band, 2,3 Football, 4 Hi-Y, l,2,3,4 Spanish Club, 4 Baseball, 2 I L L tv' BILL EDMONDS Success is constancy of purpose Boys' Forum Representative, 3 Track, l,2,3,4 Baseball l,2,3,4 Hi-Y Vice President, 3 Hi-Y President, 4 Lettermen's Club, l,2,3,4 i .4 DAVE DRIVER Live for what each day may bring Radio Club, 3,4 Radio Club President, 3 Audio Visual Crew, i,2,3,4 Football Announcer, 4 Baseball, 2,3 JILL DUTTENHOFER Always leave them laughing Art Club, 4 Tri-Hi-Y, 2,3,4 Future Teachers, 4 ASB Social Committee, 4 Entered Sophomore Year if-1' LAUREL ELMENDORF To know is to challenge Prometheans Vice Chairman, 4 Neophyte Editor, 4 CSF, l,2,3,4 Play Cast, 2,3 Class Treasurer, l Outstanding Student, 1 , 1:,L Till' 'QL L f , 4 ,QQ L Q ,' li x X .f' LYNN ETTER A stroke of artistry Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Bambinos, 3,4 ASB Social Committee, 1,2,3,4 Titanian Art Editor, 4 Art Club, 4 Ski Club 1,2 L CAROLE EVANS No one yet has died of laughter Yell Leader, 4 Pep Commission, 2 Girls' League Cabinet, 3 Red Cross Council President, 4 Bluebonnets Vice Presidentm Ski Club Council, 3,4 , fy! BETSY FALKENBURG Dance anal song are brightened by a creative mind Song Girl, 3,4 Class Social Chairman, 2 CSF, l,2,3 Thespians, 3,4 Thespians Secretary, 4 National Forensics League, 4 if BARBARA FISCUS A love of knowledge GAL, l,2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y, l,2,3,4 CSF, 1,2 Mixed Chorus, 1,4 Future Teachers, 4 Spanish Club, 2 JULIE FORBES The best part of beauty is that which no picture can express Girls' League Program Chairman, 4 ASB Social Committee, l,2,3,4 Titan Shield Staff, 4 Titanian Staff, 4 Tri-Hi-Y, l,2,3,4 Pandias President, 4 FN '3 MARGERY FARRAR Her intellect is like glassg it reflects heavenly light ASB Historian, 4 Prometheans, 4 Tri-Hi-Y Council Chaplain Girls' League Historian, 3 Ski Club, 2,3,4 Peppettes, 3 Entered Sophomore Year , 3 SHARON FOSS A cheerful nature is always welcome GAL, 1,2 Trl-Hi-Y, 'l,2 Pandias, 3,4 Future Nurses Vice Presid Future Nurses, 4 Ari' Club, 3,4 .l l l E ent, 4 A QR b- CCY' A 'XZ J it .-, ig, AQ 4 wr - -Aw- 'ff' -1 GEORGE FRASER Life is a hundred times too short to bore ourselves Band, 2 Lettermen's Club, 2 Physical Science Club, 2 Spanish Club, 2 Junior Statesmen, 2 Math Club, I SUE FRIEDLINE Life is to be fortified by many friendships Red Cross Council, 4 ASB Social Committee, i Tri-Hi-Y, 'l,2,3,4 Future Teachers, l Future Nurses, 2,4 Girls' League Cabinet, 4 DEE FULLER Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life CSF, 1,3 Future Teachers, l,2,3,4 Junior Statesmen, 2,3,4 Bluebonnets, 3,4 ASB Social Committee 3,4 French Club, 3,4 f! ' 9 02 x If QW' If L! BOB GARRETSON Intellect united with the energy of character Football, 4 Entered Senior Year LINDA GARRETT The Girl Fridayn 1 Hx 23-I -pd Titan Shield News Editor, 4 5, Titanian Advertising Manager, 4 Tri-Hi-Y President, 4 Prometheans, 3,4 CSF, i,2,3 Quill and Scroll, 4 MARILYN GEIS Virtue is its own reward ASB Social Committee, 2 Tri-Hi-Y, l,2 Tri-Hi-Y Secretary, 2 Spanish Club, 1,2 GAL, 'l,2,3,4 Bambinos, 3,4 l I 55' 2 M A l Y 'PP .,' 'l lg, ,pi- .Q if hir in , lllf lf fwd W-...., lf!1. YL5' JERRY GENOWAY I like work, it fasci- nates meg I can sit and look at it for hours Boys' Forum Cabinet Football, 2,3,4 Track, 2 Lettermerfs Club, 2,3,4 Spanish Club, 2 Entered Sophomore Year JIM GIVENS A man in earnest finds means Basketball, 3 Track, 3,4 Junior Statesmen, 4 Ha-Y, 4 MIKE GODETT Do what you believe, and believe in what you do Football, l Band, l,2 Spanish Club, 3 Science Club, 3 Sailing Club, 4 CAROL GODFREY Shares with all her many talents ASB Social Chairman, 4 Prometheans, 3,4 Peppettes, 2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain, 1,4 Pep Commission, I CSF, l,2,3,4 HUGH GOWDY Intellect is a powerful force CSF, 2,3,-4 Football, 3,4 Science Club, 3,4 GARY GREEN There is pleasure in contemplation CSF, 3 Band, 2,3,4 Math Club, 4 403 QCM' 4-J . 4' A 9 VlCKl HALL Perpetual traveler of life's merry jaunt Girls' League Cabinet, 4 Tri-Hi-Y, l,2,3,4 ASB Social Committee 1 ski Club, 1,2,3,4 Anitas, 3,4 JAY GREENE The quiet spark of life Track, 4 'DAVE HARMS There is great ability in knowing how to conceal ability Class President, 1 Prometheans, 3,4 Hi-Y, l,2,3,4 Thespians, 3,4 Mixed Chorus, 4 Tennis, l,2,3,4 ul. . -n l 'QF' ,dw -: - bl - --flql' 4 , .0 A JULIE HAMMOND A quiet power of life Ski Club Secretary, 4 Bluebonnets, 3,4 French Club, 2 Mixed Chorus, 1,4 ASB Social Committee, 2 l l i l l Basketball, 1,2,3,4 HELEN HARRIS Enthusiasm is her inspiration to others Girls' League President, 4 Prometheans, 3,4 Outstanding Student, 2 CSF, l,2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y President, 2 Class Secretary, I TERESA HEEB fovfal joy Tri-Hi-Y, l,2,3 GAL, 'l,2,3,4 Anitas, 3,4 ASB Social Committee 2,3,4 Spanish Club, 1,2 Future Nurses, 2,3 GILBERT HEMMING Life presents no problems Sailing Club, 4 NANCY HERLIHY Steady persevering thinking Girls' League Cabinet, 4 Junior Statesmen Secretary, 4 Peppettes, 2,3 Spanish Club President, 3 Senior Class Play, 4 ASB Social Committee, 2,3,4 KEN HILL A good hearty laugh is an explosion in the right place Band, 2,3,4 Band Student Conductor, 4 Hi-Y, 4 Junior Statesmen, 3,4 Baseball, 2 Spanish Club, 2 Entered Sophomore Year THAYER HOLBROOK In what he leaves unsaid, he is a master of style CSF, 2 Football, l,2,3,4 Lettermen's Club, l,2,3 Hi-Y, 1,2,3,4 BOB HORGAN Two halves make a hole the fullback runs through Football, l,2,3,4 Baseball, 'l,2,3,4 Basketball, 1,2 Sound Crew, 2,3 Latin Club, 2,3 Letermen's Club, 2,3,4 . ,.i-,- if ,' ' YZ. '.',,,, , L Q rl 1 GX t aiu. C, -4 155 fd 'l Y . ,I if l TFT' ,-rg Diiifi-' Y mf. f ,Km Q rf? ..l .-...- ei.-v.. - fe ,... .-T- ,,-.i., .,.- Y- . . -Y Y,-- K , , . .,. ,fr-rs-We. , ., Ae, ANN JOHNSON 'Patience is her power CSF, 2,3,4 Mixed Chorus, l,2,3,4 French Club, 3,4 suns JACKSON She will make friends wherever she goes 'Entered Senior Year JUDY HUBERT Sugar n' spice makes everything nice Pep Commission, 4 Ski Club, 1,2,3,4 Bluebonnets, 3,4 GAL, 2 Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2 Art Club, 4 PAT HUNTER W' ith a smile and a song Spanish Club, 1 Junior Statesmen, 2 Mixed Chorus, 3 Future Homemokers, 4 ASB Social Committee, 2 GAL, 2,3,4 JOHN HURT The boys' King Arthurg the girls 'King John Football, i,2,3,4 Lettermerfs Club, i,2,3,4 Lettermerfs Club President, 4 Boys' Forum Representative, 4 Football Co-Captain, 4 Most Improved Player, 3 Anitus, 3,4 7f'P T- ? ,--c C. qi LINDA JOHNSON To make good use of A X moments is the geniu of prudence ASB Secretory, 4 Pep Commission, 3 CSF, 2,3 Titanian Staff, 4 Senior Class Play Tri-Hi-Y President, 'I RICKY JOHNSON Felicitous fancy Social Committee, 2,3 GAL, 1,4 French Club, 1,2 Future Teachers, 2,4 Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2 ,., . .-L 4, l M l l l 4QA,w'F5S, f'fQ9' ' U ! 5f f 1 il.,- -J -- ,. X- - - A A A 1 A -' 'v V4--1 MY, ' vu . 7,n4l.ri11 4 M ' l g , Q - L, J .. - Q if-iz 1 5 A .A nf ,. :ll Y 'r ll .. A-, - 7 .1 4-1 .vww Y -1 .1 ,VIH 1 , A W l .ll gl l .M ' gr '.'- r ,.,l,,pw I T I 5 4 1:5151 l vi '25 l , 4 fill .. ' -'llzfl ,fl fl ROGER JOHNSON .CT ,HARRIS Kllvlsls 1 so . . . . . . - 1 T, 'Thought - then action A SPIVH .Of SUFESMTF-H, -C Foorbal,l, 2,3 beautiful becuase bright' - . 11 - 395955114 3 Class Social Chairman, 3, ,I - Cross Country, 4 Junior AUXHFUFY 3, Truck' 4 vice Presidem, 4 Af Tlfonlcln Senior Editor, 4 ff CSF,1,,2',3,4 N. slgr Club, 1 ,2,a,4 . , jf, ml JOYCE -m-HLY. 1,2 Hat water makes f K VV 4 ' -.1 warm friends ,V-fp lik, Tifan Shield, 3 ,.f7i ' 'fffssg - 0 Quill ond Scroll, 4 ' Forensics, 4 K I ,Ubi French Club, - I. 67,4 , ',l7?,. F , Erlfered. Junior Year - ., ' - ' A ' gi' , - ,gh ,A . X K will ,ju fy w. l , ANNE KOENIG A special kind of kindness Tri-Hi-Y President, 3 CSF, 2,3 Peppelfes, 4 GAL, 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus, 'l x l K A Ov-T, A llwzfil 15' ' 1 :H sf' 'X - 16524, 'ff' ',.. rl rpg A. ' 'r' ,lr l 43 2,1 , ,h f 3: 1 5-Q l rg . 395. if 1 A BARBARA KOENIG Her quiet deeds speak louder than words CSF, 3 Mixed Chorus, 'I French Club, 2,3 Tri-Hi-Y, l,2,3,4 Tri4Hi-Y Vice President, 3 Peppetfes, 4 rl is il 1 if l l l E? 7? 1:12-I' Fl' ' . 1 LORNA LAING Dark hair is a fitting crown for a friendly smile Junior Sfaiesmen, 3,4 CSF, l.2 GAL, 'l,2,3 Bombinos, 3,4 MARY LATTA As the sun colors flowers, so art colors life CSF, 3 Physical Science Club, 3 Anifas, 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y, 3,4 Art Club, 3,4 Entered Junior Year KAREN LAWLESS A horseshoe brings good luck GAL, 3,4 CSF, l Bambinos, 3,4 LINDA LEE With a soaring ambition CSF, 'l,2,3 Ski Club, 2 French Club, 1,2 Tri'Hi-Y, i,2,3,4 Aniias, 4 Peppettes, 3,4 SANDY LENDER Beware her fair locks! Trl-Hi-Y, 1,2 French Club, 3 Future Homemaking, 4 A 'x 6- T25 JIM LEWIS Lettermen's Club, 2,3,4 A sailor and a schoolboy enjoy a holiday more than the rest of the world Letermen's Club, 2,3,4 Spanish Club Vice Presiclen Swimming, 2,3,4 Swimming Co-Captain, 3 Sailing Club Officer, 4 Basketball, 2,3 Entered Sophomore Year --..,- .I CHALLIS LETTON h Tally ho! ' CSF, l,2,3 Tri-Hi-Y, 4 1 Bambinos, 3,4 l Art Club, l,2,3,4 Math Club, 4 GAL, 2,3,4 'i' i , 'shi MARCIA LOER Much wisdom often goes with few words Tri-Hi-Y, l,2,3 Ari Club 4 Junior Sfatesmen, 3,4 f, 3 Bambinos, 3,4 GAL, l,2,3 CSF, 2,3 .-cami L. -I TOM LOYND Life is no idle dream but a solemn, reality AFS Student, Finland, 3 CSF, 1,2,3,4 National Forensics League Treasurer, 4 French Club, 4 Swimming, 1,2 .llM MCKELLAR Our life is fritlered away by details . . . u simplifyfu Football, 4 Basketball, l Track, l,2,3 Lettermerfs Club, 4 Hi-Y, 1 B 'SE' CAROL MCDANIEL Without kindness there can be no true joy Ski Club, 'l,2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y, l,2,3,4 Junior Auxiliary, 3,4 Junior Auxiilary Treasurer, 4 Sailing Club Vice Commodore, 4 ASB Social Committee, l,2,3 l 'S- JOHN MGCLEAN W e have two ears, two eyes, and but one tongue -that we may see and hear more than we speak Football, 2 Swimming, 1,2 Bqskerbull, 1,2,3,4 Hi-Y, 'l,2,3,4 L. .'--Q ye, 9,5 GARY MCPHERSON It's best to laugh Tennis, 2,3 Football, 2 Titanian Staff, 2 Titanian Photography Editor, 3 ANN MCREYNOLDS A winning swimmer in the stream of life GAL, 3,4 Future Nurses, 4 MARCIA MGCDONALD Interesetd in life and people GAL Secretary, 4 GAL, 1,2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer, 2 Trl-Hi-Y, 1,2 Anitas, 3,4 ASB Social Committee, 1 ,2 CHUCK MACLIN Manners are the happy ways Football, 2 Swimming, 1,2 Basketball, 1,2,3,4 Hi-Y', l,2,3,4 ANNE MGCNAB I count only the sunny hoursn Junior Statesman, 1,2 French Club, 1,2 Social Committee, 2,3 Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2,3 GAL, 1 Pandias, 3,4 nr1'f 'fi l-'E fm Nm' f 77 J 'tw f JS N r ' f , 1- 0 N1 1 A sf, - 'li ,,,.,, I :Qs V' - .' ,' X616 . irfigf H Q 4-4 -.-'1 ,f I - 1 4 , Q ,- fcl, 1 ff I x E? -6'4 1 it A , 'Usa A .. 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'Y 1 lvfl i, i NANCY MANN The warmth of a quiet flame R l l Q7 ' 'Sb' GAL, 1,2 Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2 Future Teachers, 4 Junior Auxiliary, 3,4 MARY MARSHALL A cheerful friend is like a sunny day Anitas, 3,4 Anitos Vice President, 4 Trl-Hi-Y, 1,2,3,4 Tri-l-li-Y Treasurer, 4 Junior Statesmen, 2 Quill ancl Scroll Secretary, 4 GERRY MARTIN Steady and responsible Prometheans, 4 Girls' League Cabinet, 3 CSF, 1,2,3,4 Quill and Scroll President, 4 Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2,3,4 Pandlas Treasurer, 4 DAN MARTIN Time is but the stream I go a-fishin' in Basketball, 1,2,3,4 Football, 1,2 Track, 1,3 Lettermen's Club, 1,2 National Forensics Leagu CHARLIE MATTER Freedom from care should be in the Bill of Rights Football, 2 Baseball, 2 Basketball, 3 Band, 1,2,3,4 Hi-Y, 1,2,3 Dance Band, 4 e,4 PAM MATTHEWS Charity is a warmth from the heart Anitas Secretary, 4 Trl-Hi-Y, 1,2,3 Spanish Club, 1,2,3 Art Club, 3,4 ASB Social Committee, GAL, 2,3 1,2,3,4 W ,..-ff' MARTHA MAURITZ Playful blushes seem. a luminous escape of thought Future Teachers, 2,4 Spanish Club, l,2,3 Tri'Hi-Y, l,2,3,4 ASB Social Committee l,2,3,4 PHIL Ml ER Opposition always enflarnes the enthusiast, never converts ASB Athletic Commission Lettermen's Club, 4 Prometheans, 4 Football, l,2,3,4 Basketball, 'l,2,3,4 CSF, l,2 er, 4 PAUL MESSENIE With one foot in mischief Football, l,2,3 Latin Club, l Track, 3 il RONALD MILLER Life is a game! I like the game and want to play it Track, 3,4 Cross Country, 4 Entered Junior Year JOHN MILLER A pencil over the ear CSF, 3 Hi-Y, 3,4 Junior Statesman, 3,4 Physical Science Club, 3,4 Hi-Y Chaplain, 4 Band, 2 Entered Sophomore Year an 'T 4-fi ,C I I I I I I LINDA MILLS Beware the gleam in her eye! GAL Vice President, 4 Bluebonneis, 3,4 CSF, 2,3 Titan Shield Staff, 4 Spanish Club Secretary, 3 Tifanian Staff, 4 ' .3 V3.1 ggi: ,Q 4 -1? LINDA MORRIS Vivacious and flirtatious Football Princess, 3 if ed 'J' Yell Leader, 4 Peppettes Vice President, 3 President, 3 GAL, 1,2,3 GAL Officer, 3 ,QT -FWF I' MARGARET MOFFITT As unpredictable as the weather Future Nurses, 2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y, l,3 Physical Science Club, 4 Junior Auxiliary, 3 NANCY MORAN With eyes over the jump csF, 2,a,4 - Art club, 2,3,4 GAL, 3,4 Junior Auxiliary, 3,4 Future' Nurses, 2 Tri-Hi-Y, l,2,3,4 IOLA MOODY She has found an art for good living Tri-Hi-Y Vice Presidenf, 4 Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain, 3 CSF, 1,2 Tifanian Co-Editor, 4 Future Teachers, 2 Mixed Chorus, 2 Entered Sophomore Year I., ,, V, rn- , IN .. A ,A-il Sa 'UP KATHI MORRIS Freedom of Speech is the most important right Future Teachers, 3,4 ASB Social Commitfee, 'l,2,3,4 Bluebonnets, 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y, 'l,2,3,4 Ari Club, 2,3,4 Play Cast, 2,3,4 WENDY MUNSON Sweetness and sincerity Bluebonnets, 3,-4 Red Cross Council, l ASB Social Committee l,2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2,s,4 GAL, l,2,3,4 GAL Historian, 4 .oh- MIKE MURPHY To listen is as powerful as to talk Band, l,2,3 Hi-Y, 2 Lettermen's Club, 2 French Club, l Art Club, 3 Mixed Chorus, 1 'ECW' l l 5,11 ROSEMARY MYERS Thyme and rosemary: sweet spices of seasoning Spanish Club, l RON NEUHOFF C lowning is serious business! Yell Leader, 4 Pep Commission, 4 Lettermen's Club, 4 Spanish Club, l,2 THAHE-Y, 1,2 Basketball, 1 Bluebonnets, 3,4 Swlmmmg' l'2'3'4 GAL, 2 ASB Social Committee, 3,4 Art Club, 4 W ' 1 .Tins Ji MA B' IRS? DOUG NORBERG Different as day . . . Titcnion, 3,4 Tiifonian Sports Eolitor, 4 Football, 2,3 Track Manager DON NORBERG Track, 3 . l I and nigga! .Physical Science Club, 1,2,3,4 CSF, 'l,2 Football, 2,3 Junior Statesman, 3,4 Swimming, 2 ' Physical Science Club, 4 Titan Shield Sports Editor, 3,4 ..'L'..- GEOFF NUNN Aclzievcmcrll lzcightens one's goal CSF, l,2,3 Football 'l,2,3,4 Baseball l,2,3,4 l.etlermen's Club, 2,4 NANCY OWEN The laugh that shows enjoyment of life. Girls, League Cabinet, 3 Tri-Hi-Y, l,2,4 Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain, 2 ASB Social Committee, l,2,3,4 Pandias, 3,4 French Club, 4 .111-. .b l ..- 9 ,Ld l j KAREN OWSLEY ' A dimple and a happy eye Bcambinos, 3,4 Bombinos Vice President, 4 Future Nurses Secretary, 3 Ski Club, i,3,4 ASB Social Committee 1,2 Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2,3,4 BILL O'DONNELL Memory is the receptacle and sheath of all knowledge Sailing Club Commodore, 4 Band, 3 Band President, 4 Entered Junior Year JUDY PARR W ill is character in action Class Treasurer, 3 Prometheans, 3,4 Prometh,ea,ns Recorder, 4 CSF, 'l,2,3,4 Spanish Club Secretary, 2 Titan Shield Staff, 3,4 'S .1 f'- 5-7, I 1, Arr tr if X ' , .7 N ,fu ui ff - 4 ' ' ,Q B Q Q F. LL 'rf 1' :iq 7',f-7,5 ,:l lg' I l iMfl '5Z1 W g , ,, N :I .Xxx ' ilyogtcwlf fi j Q!f f '1r fd 'Ll' nw-.4-i uf PAT PAULSON A wink is as good as a nod to the wise Girls' League Representative, 4 National Forensics League Secretary, 4 CSF, 3,4 MELINDA PATTON Bombinos Treasurer, 4 Cheerfulness expresses a Senior Play Cast, 4 happiness in the soul Quill and Scroll Historian, 4 Girls' League Representative, 3 Entered JUr1i0r Year Tri-Hi-Y President, 2 GAL Representative, 2 Peppettes, 2,3 ASB Social Committee, l,2,3,4 Ski Club, I,2,3,4 it I LGUIS PEOPLES The truest wisdom is resolute determination CSF, 3,4 Ski Club, 4 Lettermen's Club, 4 Entered Junior Year in ,.r ' I LW RICH PETERS Throw fear to the wind Hi-Y Council Vice President, 3 Mixed Chorus, 4 Hi-Y l,2,3 GLORIA PIERCE In the twinkling of an eye Songleacler, 4 Tri-Hi-Y President, 4 CSF, 2,3 Art Club Vice President, 4 Pep Commission Vice President, 3 Bluebonnets Corresponding Secretary 4 . BILL PICKETT The secret of success is constancy of purpose Band l,2,3,4 Junior Statesmen, 1,2 MARY SUE POWELL Personality plus! Songleader, 4 I Prometheans, 4 Bluebonnets President, 4 Class Vice President, 2 Peppettes, 2,3 Girls' League Cabinet, 3 JO ANN PRANDI How far that little candle throws its lJearn.s! Pep Commission Treasurer, 4 GAL, 1,3 Anitas, 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2,3,4 Future Nurses, 2,4 ASB Social Committee 1,2 NANCY PRESTON The pen is the tongue of the mind CSF, 2,3,4 Quill and Scroll, 4 ASB Social Committee, 3 French Club, 3 Tri-Hi-Y, 2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y Secretary, 3 Entered Sophomore Year ERICA PRIDONOFF With a smile and a baton Maiorette, 4 Thespians, 2,3,4 Play Cast, 1,3 Tri-Hi-Y, 3,4 Chaplain, 4 Peppettes, 3 SUSAN PRATT Her hearfs in the saddle Entered Junior Year GARY PRIMM 6-0, 6-0, Love and Love every time! Tennis, 1,2,3 Football, 2,3,4 Lettermen's Club, 1,2,3,4 Spanish Club, 2,3 Hi-Y, 2 A 'P9' BETTY PUTTLER With a look of innocence Flag Girl, 3 Peppettes, 4 French Club, 4 Bluebonnets, 3,4 MARILU REESE of znzlnszry and energy Her hair is long, Her foot is light Prometheans 3 4 Peppettes, 4 Anllus' 3'4 Thespians 34 Anitas Financial Secretary 4 ASB Social Committee l 2 3 Foo ball 1 2 3 4 Tri-Hi-Y, 7,2,3,4 Future Nurses, 3,4 ANN RICE Laughing, joking, lots of fun Tri-Hi-Y, 4 Anitas, 4 Entered Senior Year JOHN RICHARDS -a serious purpose- csF, 1,2,3,4 French Club, 2,3,4 Thespians, 3,4 Band, 1,2 Hi-Y, 1,2 French Club President 4 ASB Social Committee, 3 4 be Tri.:-is-Y, 1,2, , l Y 1' 'Q 'T-P.. I.'7 BROCK ROBERTSON Give the devil his due Lettermen s Club, 2,3,4 Football l 2 3 4 Most lhprovecl Player, 2 DARCY ROSS Baseball, 2,3,4 A flag of fun. Most Improved Player, 2 , Basketball, l,4 Flag Gm' 4 Peppeftes, 3 ASB Social Committee, i,2,3,4 'I.. . l .I l , ,, X ,' it Hint' Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2,3 Pandias, 3,4 Ski Club, l,2,3,4 PETE RODI Winners are developed in sports Class President, 3 Outstanding Student, 3 Football, 2,3,4 Football Captain, 4 Tennis, l,3,4 LORELEI ROSE 0 K6-ai, W ith a soft-spoken word Art Club, 1 Bambinos, 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y I,2,3,4 GAL, I,2,3,4 ASB Social Committee, Spanish Club, l Most inspirational Player, 1,3 l,2,4 'Qt 5:1- ROBERT ROSS Why do strong arms fatigue themselves with silly dumb-bells? Class Vice President, 4 Junior Statesmen President, 4 Titan Shield Photographer, 4 Physical Science Club, 3,4 Track, 3,4 CSF, 2,3,4 Entered Sophomore Year FA, MARY JANE ROY The priceless gift of laughter Sailing Club, 4 Future Nurses, 2 GAL, 1,2 l L -4 POWELL SADLER No matter how long the day, I'll find the end Titanian Sales Staff, 'l Junior Statesmen, 2 Sailing Club, 4 Camera Club, 4 DAVE SCHULTHEIS The expectations of Life 1 ' depend on diligence French Club, l,2,3 Bond, l,2,3,4 Hi-Y, 4 Track, 4 .ZH CAN SARAY An ambassador of friendship and good will AFS Student, Turkey, 4 Tri-Hi-Y, 4 GAL, 4 Girls' League Cabinet, 4 Anitas, 4 Entered Senior Year el- it-v DAVE SCANLAN Strong reasons fit strong actions Class Treasurer, 4 Hi-Y, l,2,3,4 Hi-Y Council Presiden Tennis, 2,3,4 Basketball, 3,4 Lettermen's Club, 3,4 iii 1 lx. l i l l JANE SCOTT Her earnestness is true sincerity Titan Shield Business Manager, 4 Titanian Staff, 4 CSF, 2,3,4 CSF Vice President, 4 Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain, 1 Pandias, 3,4 -l X ' as-T el. 91 A 42? DRU SEEMAN A sunny smile makes a cheerful greeting Mixed Chorus, 4 Maioretfe, 4 Tri-Hi-Y, l,2,3,4 Future Teachers, 1,2 Future Nurses, 2,3 Spanish Club, 1,2 JAN SLATER Art fashions a colorful pattern ASB Social Committee, 1,2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y President, 3 Tri-Hi-Y Council President, 4 Arr Club Presidenf, 4 Spanish Club, 4 Thespians, 4 CAROL SMITH Beauty is the best introduction one can have CSF, 3 Tri-Hi-Y, l,2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer, 3 Junior Statesman, 2 Future Nurses, 2 ASB Social Committee, 3 TODD SCOTT A propensity to cheerfulness and humor is real wealth HieY, l,2,3,4 ' A ' ' I .-hm. J, .1 1: :ji-' i i f i l l i l it Xx, xxk CAROLYN SMITH Good disposition - the best article of dress CSF, 2 Sailing Club, 4 Bluebonneis Secretary, 4 Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer, 3 Arr Club, 4 French Club, 2,3 TT? ELEANOR SMITH She sees the silver lining Art Club, 4 Tri-Hi-Y, l,2,3,4 Spanish Club, 3 Sailing Club, 4 Pandias, 3,4 TYLER SMITH - Easy come, easy go ff nn , 157' an 'Elf' A. RON STEEN There's no substitute for thoroughness anti earnestness Art Club, 4 Entered Junior Year DOUG STEWART By the work, one knows the workman CSF, 1,2,3 Boys' Forum Vice President, 4 Tennis, l,2,3,4 Football, 1,2 National Forensics League, 3,4 Basketball, l BILL SPRUANCE Wit is the salt of conversation Football, 2 Track, 3,4 . Cross Country, 4 Boys' Forum Representative, 2 Red Cross Council, 3,4 Art Club, 3,4 JIM STANLEY Mischief sits upon his brow! Pep Commission, 3 Spanish Club President, 2,3 Hi-Y, 2,3,4 Art Club, 4 Junior Statesmen, 3 Entered Sophomore Year 11- -zibluk--. . h '1i'L., t ' WMV. Q , i , , x , 'FN , X M-gr. MARIANNE STEWART As ,spicy as an olive with pimiento ASB Social Committee, l,2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2 Junior Statesmen, 4 GAL, l,2,4 Play Cast, 1,4 Art Club, 4 JANE STILLEY Fair trcsses reflect sunlight Tri-Hi-Y, l,2,3,4 Spanish Club, 3 Art Club, 4 GAL, 2 Pcmclios, 3,4 RICK STONEMAN Character is his llaclcbonc Band, 1,2 Football, l,2,3,4 Basketball, 1,2 Baseball, 3,4 Hi'Y, 2 ii'- CAROLYN STIVERS Fun-loving and fancy free GAL, l Art Club, 4 Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2,3,4 it Future Homemckers, 4 Bluebcnnets, 3,4 ASB Social Commite e,3 14-1 'l I ,ln In f ' X il ,.,,, , H i n lf ' ., . C QM fp .5 P K' X. l E ' SX 'Fi Fil V I lf-Q fl w ww 4 1 f A .fa ' X ' 4541.-' ll' if ll wk 71 K X X A J W ' ,4' Z, -4 X5 Never a dull moment Lettermen's Club, 4 ASB Social Commit-tee, 3,4 -sr' , Y , I MARION amor SYLVESTER What love can do! Thespiuns, 4 Future Teachers, l,2,3 Tri-Hi-Y, l,2,3,4 Social Committee, 4 Mcuiorette, 2,3,4 Spanish Club, 1,2,3 6 I Z wr-'Y lun. TERRY TAYLOR High aims form high character BILL TAPPAN I lake thc world to be a stage Football Manager, 4 Track Manager, 3,4 Band, 2,3,4 Pep Band, 3,4 PETE TARLTON A man of action is a man of thought Prometheans, 3,4 CSF Presiclent, 4 CSF, l,2,3,4 Boys' State Representative Quill and Scroll, 4 Tennis 2 3 rj Girls' League Secretary, 4 CSF, l,2,3,4 Art Club Secretary, 4 GAL, 2,3 ASB Social Committee, 4 Junior Auxiliary, 3,4 GARY THOMAS A rogue - handsome, mischievous and gay Pep Commission President, 4 Football, i,2,3 Basketball, 2 Baseball, 1,3 Track, 2 RAMSAY TEVIOTDALE The genius of wit Pep Commission, 4 Junior Sfatesmen, 3,4 Hi-Y, 3,4 Science Club, 3,4 Swimming, 3,4 CSF, 2 3 l DICK THOMAS Oh give us the man who sings at his work Football, 4 Track, 1,4 Basketball, l Boys' Forum Representative, 4 117' s.. l GINGER THOMAS The fountain of beauty is the heart Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer, 4 GAL, 1,2 Spanish Club, 1,2 Anitas, 3,4 Junior Sfatesmen, 3 in ,rn Q . WEB' ff 1 A I-liii 'elif-1'-gli 1 , ll cm., y, . ,IM I ' l'. '..l l II. JEFF TOTTEN The virtue lies in the struggle, not the prize Football, 1 Basketball, 3,4 Track, 3,4 Physical Science Club, 3,4 Tiian Tones, 3,4 Mixed Chorus, 4 'DORlS TRILLINGHAM Talent - crowned poise Peppettes 2 3 Pandias, 3 4 Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer 3 Junior Staresmen 2 CSF, 3 Senior Class Play 4 KAREN TOVATT Believe not that all flowers are above the surface Tri-Hi-Y, 2,3,4 Chorus, 3 Physical Science Club Math Club, 4 vm-- PAT TUTTLE ' W , 'l -'I l CAROLYN VAN VALKENBURGH .,,,,- ,1 r I 1 lui -G -' 'i11r.'. :rf--'gill . xiii Tl 'jf'-4 1 1 VT: A small bundle of good will Girls' League Treasurer, 4 Ski Club, 3,4 Peppefies, 3 GAL, 1,2,3,4 ASB Social Commifree, 1,2 Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2,3 KEN VERONDA To seek knowledge is how much better 1 than silver! AFS, Spain, 3 Tiranian Editor-in-Chief, 4 CSF, 3,4 Mixed Chorus, 3,4 Quill and Scroll, 4 Forensics, 4 Entered Junior Year ,gl ..,g A dry jest ASB Social Committee 3,4 Spanish Club, 3 Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2 Future Teachers, 4 Bambinos, 3,4 Future Homemakers, 4 F' fL:T 1i pk' 4 CYNTHIA WALSH Silence is a complimenting ornament Tri-Hi-Y, 3,4 Bambinos, 3,4 Future Nurses, 4 '., fl V'-I ,.. .., J wif :wJ'rp.':i 'Q - lfllfiifl' g g,nLi,,i ,- ' ,A-i. . ji if , Of A fr-' 1,12 I V. . ,Q V-2 , Q, 'N,,v,,-if 3 K. fi?- Q if ag-f 3 QQRH ' ,X bv V ROSALIE WARDEN i r , . lntransitary tranquility l GAL, 4 1 A Mixed Chorus, 3 gi, Aff club, 4 l l CAROL WEISHAUPT I - .. , 2. ., Her song isfounzl in the i hearts of her friends , A Mixed Chorus, i,2,3,4. ' Tri-Hi-Y, 'l,2,,3 ' X, Pcndius, 3,4 ASB Social Committee, 4 . ,N in l Q ' x ' ,N ir l 11:7 Nl. I QE' MARTHA WENDEL-SMITH j M U Without music, life MADELEINE WEBER Activity gives life its strength Forensics, 3 GAL, 'I CAROL WEEDON She is lar more precious than jewels Pandias, 3,4 Future Teachers, 2,3,4 Tri-Hi'Y, 2,3,4 ASB Social Committee, 2,3,4 Ski Club, 4 Red Cross Council, 4 - Entered Sophomore Your ' ' -.ir i. QL.-.i would be a. mistake Anitas, 3,4 Band, 3,4 , French Club, 3,4 Orchesirq, 3 Entered Junior Year DAVID VVHISTLER Of plain sound sense. life's coin is made Track, 2,3,4 Swimming, 1 Physical, Science Club, 3,4 ' Physical Science Club Vice President, 4 'Titdn Tories, -3,4 '.-..uue4.!, , ...LL-g,.uJAlf-xg,-4 ,. - it QL, -. i -bandit W A 9 :Q V ' 'i , f E',,. 4 -..... .. .Ai iv:...-4r xi 4' BARBARA WHITE Style is her nature Peppettes, 3,4 Pandias, 3,4 Future Nurses, 2,3 Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2,3,4 French Club, 3 Sailing Club Secretary, 4 fi? MQ' 1 'hu-f GERRY WHITNEY Happy-go-lucky! Band, 1,2 Lettermen's Club, 2,3 Football, l,2,3,4 Basketball, 1,2 Stage Crew, 4 Audio Visual Crew, 2,3,4 .!' .591 ' i . X ilel lm iuliltxt ' A V , , X if 'ill l il We I I'xs 7, IIIW4 3 'll ll 'li 5. I ini? nm! . f f-. .IAN WHITE Good nature comes naturally Peppettes, 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y, l,2 Tri-HEAY Chaplain, 2 GAL, 1,2 Future Nurses, 3 Pandias, 3,4 I I I , II A 5 , I- . -5. --- ,. l'- ' 1'-,ji , ' ,' it -X It DON WOESSNER The tongue is the easiest way out Lefttermen's Club, 1,3 Spanish Club, 2 Basketball Captain, l Track, l,2,3,4 JAN WHITE With a spark of impudcnce French Club, 4 ASB Social Committee, 4 Art Club, 4 Future Teachers, 4 Tri-l-li-Y Treasurer, 4 Tri-Hi-Y Council Treasure Entered Junior Year JUDY WILSON A good laugh is sunshine on a rainy day Pandias, 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y, l,2,3,4 GAL, l,2,3,4 ASB Social Committee, 4 Spanish Club, 1,2 Ski Club, 'l,2,3 r,4 NANCY WOOLDRIDGE Ready and willing always Tri-Hi-Y, l,2,3,4 Future Nurses, 2 Peppettes, 3 Junior Auxiliary, 3,4 CSF, 3 img, JACK YOUNG if 'C' MARY BEE YOUNG laughter the best Music IS the speech mcdzunc of angels CSF 2 3 Swimming l 2 3 4 Bond, 1,2,3,4 Band, 2,3,4 Titan Shield Staff, 3 Ttian Shield Sports Editor, 3 Physical Science Club, 3,4 Junior Stotesmen Secretary, 4 Future Teachers, 2,3,4 Cross Country, 4 Mixed Chorus, 1 i xl,- ASB Social Committee, 2,3,4 Entered Sophomore Year -i PRISCILLA YOUNG PENNY ZAUNER Self-reliance Worth much more than Titan Shield Feature Editor, 4 Junior Statesmen, 3 Tri-Hi-Y, President, l Physical Science Club, 3 CSF, l Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2,3,4 a penny Tri-Hi-Y, 4 Entered Senior Year ED ZIMMERMAN It's jest a joke! Football, 3,4 Band, 'l,2,3,4 Track, 3,4 Hi--Y, l,2 Dance Band, 3,4 1 . X . llllf . , :IH if! I. 'l. V i . r.-yr 3-, ,N lk... 'Q - -J. ,ii,g,i, , . .Y .- . l' f 'roi f 1.1. ,,- .-, ,UT - .' 'C . ic .1 i . ., F .14 iq. ii? f f- . .. My if l l ll ll 'llrir in-L h I ,fil 1 J-X E . ,5 ...., I I . jr? ii if 'ral . i Al qi VJ Ulf, l. ii, . HL: ill JDJ l l fyf .'.1 F, 'in' L. r,- 151 RAY CARPENTER Darin lake life zoo seriously IW? SE NOQS BETH FRIESEN IFS zz Renaaaaultf' Titan Shield Staff, 3 Ski Club, 2,3,4 Junior Stafesmen, 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y, 2,3,4 ASB Social Committee, 3 Future Nurses, 3 Entered Sophomore Yeo Q q.awW ein:-1 vos V- la mm S - 69 49 Jin QA . Q NTKLER re BUD PRINDLE The strongest impulse in the living world is to live as easily as possible LEAH TRIPODES With curious, questioning eyes CSF, l,2 Red Cross Council, i,2,3,4 Bambinos Corresponding Secretary, 4 Tri-Hi-Y, l,2,3,4 Spanish Club, 1,2,3 5 'Q . ff l ! A! J Q l JUDY TOMPKINS Tolkatiue, lively, fun Bluebonnets, 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2 Mixed Chorus, 4 Spanish Club, l Future Homemakers, 'l, ASB Social Committee 1 JOAN WHITTAKER A nose for news Maioreite, 4 Quill and Scroll, 4 Titan Shield Staff, 3,4 Latin Club, 1,2 Spanish Club, 3,4 Audio Visual Crew, 3, SLNIOP CLASS DOLL Most Most Most Most Most Most Most' Most Best lBest Best Best Brest Best B-est Best 'Best Respected .. Ambitious .. Talkative . . . Typical ...... individualistic 1 f Misclfiievoust .... Artistic ..,. 'Stuclious Looking ,... Musician .F . .- Actor ..... Actress . . . Dressed an . . Eienrmr ,- . a .Ms tix, tPgsIiiiercm'. . . fegggelsf Flirt .... Biggest Eater . .. Peppiest ..... Happiest . . . Shortest .. Tallest . . . Cutest ....... Longest Hair .... Funniest Laugh .. Cutest Couple ..... Class Carrot Tops .... Class Clowns ...... Jim Connelly .. Jerry Puttlerr . - .A Ron Miller ...L Jim McKellar .... Ken Veranda .... Paiul Messenie . . . Doug Stewart . . . Pere Tarlton . . . Gary Thomas .... Bill Tappan ..... Clark Armstrong Jim Lewis ..,.. Pegkndif P Ottley Fraser .... John Hurt .... Tony Dean ....... Dick Bermingham Phil Miller ...... Ron Neuhott .. Dave Bryan .. . Fred Cleere . . . Jim Corbett . . . Gary Primm ... Mike Murphy .... Jim Stanley ..... Dave Broadhead . Ken Hill ........ Ramsay Teviotdale .f.- .P PatfCushmanl mature! ,Elimendilorf i. . Z. Kathi lMoms . Janet Cranston Nancy Bonholtzer . L . Gloria Pierce . . . . . Jan Slater . . . . . 5JiUCly Parr . Shirley BQCcola Doris Trillingham 'Marion Sylvester . . . . Mrs. Peime . . Carol Godfrey .. Harriet Kimble . . . . . . Jill Joyce . . . Linda Morris . Jill Duttenhoter . . Barbara White . . Sue Archbald . . Jo Ann Prandi .. Betty Andrew .. Nancy Dennis . . . Sharon Abel . Pam Matthews Marilyn Richards . . Nancy Herlihy . . . Carole Evans Favorite Song .................. .... ' 'Raunchy Favorite Movie . . . . . Peyton Place Favorite Band .. Titan Band Favorite Sport ........ . . . Football Favorite Winter Sport .... . . . Skiing Favorite Summer Sport . . Surfing, Favorite Week-End Pastime .......................... Dating Favorite Eating Place .... ................. , ........... B ob's Favorite Fad ........... .... T ennis Shoes and Crew-Neck Sweaters Favorite Slang Expression . ....................... Swingin' Favorite Parking Place .............. Senior Parking Lot Favorite Summer Spot .... ................... B alboa Island Pet Peeve ........... .... P eople who copy our favorite fad! ...J Y ,Hill ::Ig'L14 .' T, ' l I E . If Ill ll I 5.1-, r ,Ju H 'LJ ':,,. .N I W1 i ll ,I I I J I 'TIXTTT' I Q .fm I I' I it F' u ,Li I- ' fl ' ef Ian? I. -it-S E Ir: l it I: - If: It It Ig- I ? mf I 'I I I , 5 I In 2-,If - . II' I Lv .f-- --.-- -, 141.- -0 '1-'sql Q, . A, . J, ,fi-In QZIT7' UW DICK OBER vice president BONNIE BELHUMUER secretary I - .TERRY WALKER tredsurer N. . ,eau ei- :I Agia' DOUG SMITH president JDIJIUQS 1 The fcnjnjshed spectator ot the basketball games benefited from iunior service along the line of good food. Guests or- riving at the beautiful Junior-Senior Prom saw 'the results of their hard work and imagination in the decorations and mu- sic: The contributions of the Junior Class to SMHS cire outstanding bS,CClUS6 of their sgiirit sand unity, Theses qualities will make them Inotcablei seniors next yeah- j . A V I 5 . NF . - it , IJ-1:45 I I, - ,I ' . , , I I V , S? M x i X -of is s lx .P I ps . P o I I. P 03,5 ' u . X George Adams Sue Alexander wi . . 1 .I f ,i if '19 W -eff Will Agnew Joel Ames Jan Banks Barbie Ba re I X 'N' -' T-if cf? . , r 5 ,psf 1---dl' Q - 2654347 Andaman: , Kn:nJafAshr1qwr ' - Af A ua51s'riii1fK:5i35fsfl1 Nfgrys, B96 ll fl IQQI' B gf 'D r502Q!w99idgrs9nr A. 'W Bill Barrett Judy Barrett 'Y- Q:-7 Y I Mgt' vs-gjji -J' Jane Barrett Joe Batfaglia .gl .g-g - ,',.-.-'1gw.', 11,1 .w,-fr - , '. g-'21-IQ q1,,T,-Qfr:fNl..,Q,g4 N A H - , . , '- xi. .wg W W' A-11'-' ?.:1',-'P?.',Lr'a f' TW- f- f -7 . 1. Y f x iF ' - 1' .2 ,-5 fl .fr 1' ' Q 'fu ' ' ' ' I 'iz 'LLL ,7,,14,L,,Qg3,g Ag ,,,, gg,g,3,QA 5 112, ,Ij i .ff 334 N A-U5 M ' 1 a t 1 .713 -- -L 1 .51 ge? rf' 1 . .1 , ,V ,, . , . 435 43 N., an Bell John Bemdn Carol Berger Kay Berghauser Bob Black if 'f W1 I 'Xwln X S. A 1. l l Y' A l X I 1' l 'HK I ,J 1.15 l Bob Bumsfeud Betsy Burkmcln - l l -rl . r 5 .- 1. ,- ' ll A C ll . ng! A . X A W I 1: 1 , ' K V he C li' ll l I' ' Linda Curr Helen Ccrrer Jock Carter Hilby Celayu M9 A 4? Li l l l r ,4:'.:, r ,V y X 5, Y - 5 .E l X , I K , I 3 l , ' , - - - .:' Bob Chehock Don Church I A i I Sue Cimral Jerry Clark -if - -J qi Pat Clemow Helen Cobos l ln. l I 1 Don Clark Leslie Clcrno Charlie Cook Len Cormier 'L- x. .1 Q1 Marilyn Cosfon Polly Cotton Z fm. - ffigl N1 1 .vo 41 Molly Catton Christine Crail -l l wr' f Q 'u 'F Barbara Cross Linda Cudlin ive? T Judi Crumrine Karen Cunieo 43, If 'lit A ? sd 'Q i' Jan Dalzell Susan Davis 53 Ka role DeKa rr Dicksey Danforth M 'UTY ll .ff 1 sl 'Qi' 5 Jim Davies Many Ann Dean 5' PW l 1 - 4: l . X Y .. Merrvy Devore Doug Donath 3 frm X F F K F V X - ' Q-n-7 , Q Jerry Eckart Tex Elner Arlene Enewold Eleanor Esferly George Esfey Mary Faith ui , I N X I J.. l 15 i i 15 l ' 0 QF 1 ' -5 A l ,l ' 4 l I I W I Dick Ellswormh Duranfr Emery 'ind i I Martha Fellows Ann Fonberg Jocelyn Foss Paffi Foster Marilyn Franks Karen Frost Jeff Gaylord Sharon Gessel U.- 'J' lc wi V my 'U' QP S--r uf--F-fr 1 r .F 5,4 fr? 'Ov' 3 fa? f,. ,Q r, fw Hx' Wx 40+ Renee Giglio Shwerry Graham Kent Greene Joan Haggerhy Mary Goerrtz Linda Gran-i Bob Gregg Steve Hall 1 GJ 1 v I I I I I o ,si T .Y , Ed Halligan Bob Hamilton Judy Harper Fred Harris 7.3 D 7. .5 Q . R , -s--1 v' if he Tom Ham Pat Hammack Lynn Harper Jan Hays l 4 I J rl Y-f I na .A C? 'V' 'C'7 Donlna Healy Judy Heer Marty Hege Peggy Jo Henderson Judy Hensel Joan-no Hess Bonnie Hutchinson Shirley Hyink 15' Bob Higginbothum Jess Hill Bill Hunfrer Alex Ingle 584 1 5 , .- sky ,, ff ' X b l 'l ..5 ., ,K A N, vgg .,.,, .2 ' ll - 4 ' KJ Mike Hilger Bill Holt Judy Hurd Genfise In-mon -.Z ,110 l -4 l l ll .J ,B 'S' QL 1-. 'N 4-..-n 1 1' Cliff Johnson Janet Johnston Y C7 Karen Johnson Nunvcy Johnson Karen Kuesemeyer Kathy Kellwy Q 'rr-7 f P A , ' IAS W-9 wg Lynn Lonwgtry Judie Lclrnieu Key Lawson Sharon Layfield Tj' if Betty Johnston Woody King Don Leof Lorna Lenk 'Chertytl Liggett Betsy Lindberg Q-N.-f 'Q CN ,df 1 l I 'Y- 9 su, 11 di? -J Yin? ,J Judy Lower Pau Mc:cFurlc'nxd Bob McGuffin Ed McNeill Mari-Iyn Medlcmd A R Ellyn Mills Doug Moir Scmsdy Melville Melinda Me-ricm l X. i L Warner Mitchell Jim Mangan ll il l 1 Frcnlk Mulkern TI?-l A Yo I l . F - i 1 - A , L Rich Merrill Mcmgie Merris Glen Millbcnk Jod.y Miller' Al Munrveclfe Karen Morgan Tom Morgan Lynmn Murphy Mary- Ann Murphy L 1. l . A WX, 1 V a . 1 'V i N- i L . AKYAX 'H Pete Nelson Jim Norwine Nick Oatway Dick Ober fi! ir Suzanne Osborne Sue Beth Panker Lorraine Patten Sue Phelan 23.1 John Pitkin . -ws. Q K - sf S , V l Frank POYGS John Pridonoff KOY PFFSS1' Susie Ramsey Bill Redell Susan Rich l -Yrir f il 'li W, -li l i ei Melinda Plowman Norton Roth Jim Schmidt R e , - A 5 I' ' ' , , f 'iv' x ' . A Wu 4 'f I QN ' J if-r I . Sv 127 Lynn Richter Elena Roen Charlene Roy Dick Schnell 1-0 5 l e .Rx-' Phyllis Rider Meloclie Robbins Kathy Robinson Julie Rolfe Kay Ronfniing Ron Ross .L -- Q- K iss, x ' v il. 9 X' ' iffy' I Q '3' John Schultz Susan Schumacher Don Segrelti Jim Seley 'T Q -sa' :J N-.a' .A-. fa., ' - Joan Sheets Shelly Sheff l .F L 'EJ l' 'l- l '.,.f l Tom Stapp Breff Stearns Donincz Speer Nancy Sf. Clair sf.-f up-ff' Sam Stephens Tom Stroud l l p ai -J 'IJ .X w' Us ua ' ,l 'Y'-Y N Ben Skinner Leslie Smith Terry Stuart Jim Srrcndine gL- v -J l Carol Smith Sheryl Smith Ruth Stevenson Judfy Swanson ,j 11:-Y ,fx 1 W - nfl y Tx? IT 39 -Q -ii 1.- ls 5 . 4x 1 RJ ,6 Wm' 'v Q I r ri 1 so x 17717 Milo Sweet Dave Sutherland Jane Tannehill David Swenson Diane Thomas Eva Szabo Sharon Twohy Hugh Updegraff -'QE 'QL f-ef-9' i HJ 7 Fred Theurkauf Vaughn Thompson Sophia Tripodes Anrira Trapinri Sandy Troup Klaus van der Weg . r N ,. . V- - il... r:..n4.AsL W Jim Trotter Barry Vaughan x-1' E l I ' v , -1' 'r NA! C710 s.,f 1 i 4 i Ron Vinci Eric Vollrcifh Bruce Wagner 'I i Lynn Walsh ,v Tir' --1 'R Pru Wulf Cosbey Watson , i ,-,Vi Qi Anfdy Weber Kothiy White Jim Wieschendorff Diane Wilson Linldc Winn Woody Woodbury Linda Wollery Morris Young Don Ziegler 'i 'v----09 Terry Walker up-'Y -,J .an M QVFZ 1-uf' .-f xxx i i i - i ' ' i , S i i 1 Q i , l Rulyn Zogcrfs I' .4 Y 9- . W Y s 'f i i 1 i l I ...- rf. Z-41 i- J'?.,'g.. X I-. -- H The rush Queersl? The royal rush I 4 n I , I X X I Y - . ' ' l . .w,.,:g ,g T ll' -.1 A l ,- ,,,, Cheers! Welle Off To the races S,M.S,S. lSan Marino Slomuch Stuffersl Won'erful 023 5' . . . Won'erfull . . . We've been to the races Tell me, Great White Father . . . Dish if auf! Be-Bop babies ix, ALL WRAPPED UP IN HERSELF ' SELF EXPLANATORY ANYONE FOR A GAME OF DOLLS? IE- ,. '- TYPICAL! WHAT A PERCHI 3 'E-A ul G is 41 3 'ip 1-5 I v. . X T H.. 5 Xi. A.-,T 'X.f V W J I A 11 I II I1 . I J N I 'X S' 9 ' ' x L . I T' Q X sw .. M . ' I 1 , 2 r Y v A II T DON'T GO NEAR THE WATER .... STYLE IS HER NATURE MISS TAKEN Q.: Cw Hte1- yi-iq.. F -it JUNIOR JUNIORS -IVA Tn: as 3-1- HB' GONE TO THE DOGS? fir 'ik ,.I-Q sl .- A 1.5. LITTLE MEN ON CAMPUS VJ' I ,U J - x -6 T17 ,1 ,- -Y 55 'U ll! an pf SOpl'l0lVlOllES ' I EMMETT MQCCORKLE president DAN WILLIAMS vice president The sophomores can be best described by the words pep cmd leadership . The class became noted tor its spirit when it outyelled the other three in a pep contest. Sophomore boys, many al- ready Iettermen, worked hard and gave much to all San Marino teams? the many sophomore leaders contributed out- standingly to campus organizations. Ris- ing to the rank of upperclassmen will be ci small step for the class of '6O. Q E e' fa' 195 CHRIS ZURBACH JACK BATSON JANE ENG'-E secrem,-y treasurer social chairman . Q. ,kj V . 'T '?' J J. Anderson l s J' dl' X A 45-al Q qw gi' 0 A, K 11 . -QI' 1 ilu ' H6 .117 f 5.1 .A S. Allen C. Anderson D. Anderson IS- I .,,. ' A i-4 - . s -6 I V' i. I P J ' .J A ' ' 1 B, -Fi H' S' l' l 2-K, ,J 'vy1' . , If :T -so fa: 1' f. '4rA ra-X H 4 ov . T K- svr-... 9 X4 A-,., A xx V, it-if Tj, ' 1 . A. A A V. l . - . 'l 'ae I ' ' fx V 10. X F. Aarvig E. Abbott C. Ackerson D. Allen .U ' Y if M. Anderson M. Andrew P. Andrews P. Archibald 1 J L. Arnold A. Ayers B. Baillie D. Baldwin If ' Pl Q 4 i -J il ' .3 fl x , Q J , G. Barringer ' ' .V ' ' ' X , S. Barry QF? A 'K 7 V V , 'N' ' , . 1 J. 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' . -l we 5'5 1, T i , , x - - 5 'li 'gi I Q - 5 V . x , I 1 V E K ,tj 55 A , . . 5.-'A l l ., RICHARD GARY president ,'1 Q S ina' 'R BETSY MCQUAID vice president l JUDY PRIMM treasurer G ON E 'ro THE ' V A ' BANK E lfllcsl-lllErl The freshmen wore pigtails and carried toys'for the last time this year, when they were initiated into SMHS life. They proved good Titans, too: adding tre- mendously to our spirit at the games, giving the school its first Christmas dance, Winter Wonderland, and working hard and well to collect toys for an or- phanage. We congratulate the class of '61, no longer lowly freshmen , but Titans with a future. MARY ELLEN GRAHAM social chairman QI' f 1. I ll ' ' ' F fn in-' ' . l M ' s Black' f l - TX - F J 3 4-9 . . A A A xi, . ,A f gy' . ,J , , ffl- l . ll B. Bolton ' All , ,. A ' if A ,x S. Booher -F A A lA AAA E2 E :fy A A J. Brainerd ' 1 Ai X l . A R. Brandi , A ll A , ' A' A ,, , Ar: A , .Q wi ' .5 A x l . A '74 , 7' 5 ' . i B' :Ag l l A. Breitkreutz l 'l A ' . A P. Briede , , A' C. Bryan l ' A - ' - Z! A T. Bucknell A ,. A l rl ' ' i , il- , ,. . l X ,A 0,-' A. Bumstead l A A ,- S. Butler ,AAA - ' B. Byrne i .Q llen N. Altshuler V l ' mesfoy D. Arnoldy , A ' shley N. Atwood L hp, Q 1. if - 4. J. Cady , K. Cahalan A 'V S. Avery A. Azadian B. Bailey D. Baker B. Ball 1.7 ,. , f A-,, AA 1 l . AWWUHA , I. A i ' l is . J i I eq, by - J. Carlblom B 'A '. 31 5 G x! Q ,. -r' l . ' l JA. . l 'v 1 - , A ff' f . 9 BA A, l A :M 4 S. Carlson l . 3' l ,. 'G' i ' fl! ' - ' H- A - '13 l ' C. Banks B. Barker B. Barnes B. Barrett C. Barter S. Carlson A, ,A .A 1,5 atfles S. Baumgartner l-- Ccffef A A-Af. Belt B. Benn 'fl , - Bice S. Bisbee , YJ, ' 1 A J. 'Champion A ' A - D. Chrisman Q 'fag 9' Y - D. Cl k V ' ma or A A I . ' 'ix .1 ,Jill l A.. A J. Clark 1 , f- ' K. Cleary . l . A 3 , , - 3 B. Clements 'N A ' ' . 1 A sa J. Coburn AA ,5 A: 3 AA, ll V l gy' 3 . A A , -' tiki l I , ' . inf J . ' K. Cole 5' . A A Q M. Cone f.- A v J. Cormier Ala! -2' A A A T J. 'A ' J. Cosenfino A -fs, A r A , '-v', l ., i , -Q i 3' I M. Couch A 3 3 A LJ - '- Y: . : . , ' t I r . s fx 1 '- ' i 4 -' V , Q: yin r '. ' .. , J I -V l J Y ll l ' ' , Q ' ' ' i ' gf 'fi' 1 l A ll - ' 3 r 7 ' - ' ll ' . J ' 1' 'iw . ' gif ' -5. J. N 'lui .. f- -' i Q u M 1 J V , 1 . ,gk N X I ' X I i Y ' . if -- y l , ' , H: ' xl 1 , , ,il l D .S . ' '. . S. Courter T. Cowles hm' V W . 3 l s , J J - l l ' AJ K K ,. Y -v -'J X 'T-A7 , .. , ,. - s .. - J 14 , -J . . . l- f. l -rf L4 l J. Crail K. Crouch 7: '47'- - i T J. Dames R. Dean sul. 7 Sli F- , in is lm ,T fr re- - K, - ' . .44 ' .X ' ' ,Q I 34 - ' 1 W 1 'CMJ Ak- 4 , fy, ' D : N, 'Curry B. Daggeiwf 'Q . l R. de Kar-r S. De Lamafer , ' J. De Marco F. Dessel ,. , 4 K sv- -un '1- ' 'T U l J Qi W I 'J . 5-. I X N 1 , I in ' - F X fl R, vt ' fy? 1 If H ' 1 J. Dalrymple J. Dumerel - J I f- J. De Longe P. De Longe v A- J f f .i -W-1 g 'Rf' ' l X . M. De venom J. Dobbs D' V A l V X -V ,X T. Dalton C. 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Sommers ,- i R ' 5, ,M K. Story H ix, .5 ' 1 - Tvvl ' QW- . 1 ,v N Z- K. Thornton A ' -UT , . A ' 'mmerman D. Van de Mark H V V ' D. Wall ' g . . JK - .3641 f Q ., -A - J ls. Smith . il 'A ' 1 fl? A. Sparkuhl . . l X M R. Stnub ,- -' l .WV D J. Todd 6 1 ' . .1 Ny L D. Van Orden aggy J N fl' l-l. Wallace J '- la M C. Warfield l i fj',. .- ' f l.. Smllfh ' J if J. Stafford A A I J. Swanlson J ff N. Talaaal ff SU 'A R. Vignold' A ,Af I v. Walter 'Hg' Of! J. Watson' ly' lla J. Westmore X L R. smlfh J J. Stanley S. Swisher P. Tripodes M. Wahle W. Warden B. Wegge - M. White M. Williams URBANIZAVUNS 'fb Z' X My A ,HX IR tif.-3? -.Y '- . 5.4- 'J ' jj Q1 3 - ' ir'-4 ' ,LQ The number of organizations at San Marino is great: the small clubs and the large clubs, the classes, the student body . . . every student is active in at least one. Every girl is ct member of the Girls' Leclgue, serving on Cl committee and in some way working as a part of the group. Every boy is considered a member ot the Boys' Forum, which promotes good citizenship and fel- lowship. Perhaps these two organizations, count- theentire student body as their members, con- tribute most to the unified spirit of San Marino: 1324 1 Q., 7? -11 i mx ,I ze, lege ilqapvp ll T l lf, Z L ' 'N 5391 4..,n Y, f l ft: Dick Thomos, John Hurt. Middle left: Doug Class represenfcfives, or e Molr, Rich Merrill, Middle right: Don Allen. For right: Moc White. Q0 ' ITOFMM V' A group Thor hos mony clcfiviiies, The Boys Forum 4 J' u supervised The flying of Son Mclrino's victory flag ,' 1 l ond sponsored Cleon Campus. ,. . , 1 s rw xl .gl Mi K J V is , l l ' ,l 5 Li' A DICK BERMINGHAM . hi, ' president JOE BATTAGLIA program chairman ,Q pi! y . ,9- 9- PAUL BENNETT secretory-Treasurer 1 y3- , . .ry vt? dns 'XL7 is U , ,I x v ', l l C.-,' ED f '- N 1,17 DOUG STEWART vice-president ' r 'Q ,. - if . .A 5 'Y -- -' HELEN HARRIS 4' '- -, ' , ' 3. ' J president I ' .L .14 - , V -y?'1 ' ' .f 5. A . 4.- , ...rg ,, 5, - 5 4 -Lf K, ,. ., 'ly .:- ' , 112 .X X -fi 5' .- ZIV V , pf .Ln Y Tai ' f NQLQX nn f., - ff .lp .I r 'I I 5 -I I 5 'J' f ..., ,fa 1 5 A X -X l' ,IT-fi . ,ff ' 1 f I - -.. 4+..J My . A 1 ' iff 1 .rHf,,.-.113 ---' --f-Q---r A N N , .df 1 0 ,A 1 A JI , X 'I' ,ga-...,-. 1 - 1 A fy ' . TERRY TAYLOR secretary A V 1 4 l N Treasurer MARILYN FRANKS vice-president PAT TUTTLE is. 'Y ., n, I A-f I X 1 X E ..f LEAGUE JUDY BENNION historian 'DLS' W JULIE FORBES program chairman ll ll 1 'l .tg , I u kk .vt X. - S. 'F L UR.: 3 PAT PAULSON . ' senior 1 DONNA HEALY iunior 36 All lost articles sooner or later find their vvciy to the Lost anal Found room, which is spon- sored by a Girls' League committee. If any girl has a question on the color of her uniform CAROL BENNION skirt, she can ask a member of the Modes and Manners committee. The various committees hlsforlcn I 1 and their members are responsible for a great deal of the efficiency of Girls' League. L l t ARLENE HOCKBERG . freshman Q Y fd L I Q, to I l ' I, N vo 441, i 'P'Pl p,?o' .v l 1 . 'P I ll 1 N S N nc Herlih , Shelly Sheff, Lorraine Patton, Merry Devore, Sue W Committee chairmen, left to right: Can aray, a y y Friedline, Pixie Campbell, Julie Forbes, Nancy Dennis, Vicki Hall. 1,-A 'ir 1-'J W., A., 'I . wi g ..- f. FUU!UskE M I' -1 'I rrppill - 'Q if -L.g..q5,,.- 1 I XX7 . .. z.....i-.. if 4. , :?,gL f,.., -9-s., ,929 -+ , 'A Y -i-,,, .0 4 4 . - '-' - f- ' 1 . - ',Y F , ...life 7, A.-Q Ls! - ..i ,,:,-f 4 H 5 in kgevi ,, -in '...'- -.-.f' V- 5155.--eag,,z '-,,:.vm F'-9.',ff'I f,dxl f- ad- 'Q r ' -'n Lg.,-ple -4 3:1e.E.g- - . . ..--v , - ' -'J'-4 - fr ' - - Q-I - -' 4--P' -- ' 5-A-F-i--sl ' ' -.- 'HJ' wniiiiia an T .f up-.-.., Y., ,-.,. .1--' Officers, standing: Tony Dean, Laurel ,,, -'-' .-c- ..f N -: 'i -,,,,... - RY' ' Elmendorf, Judy Parr. Seated: Tony - -f-- ' 'J' Taylor, Genise Inman. T-I---4' +'a - 3 G A I ,,.... - f-- 3 1. -I vt: v-,,,,, 5 -f We ,..-. If,l. '-Q 1... ---4-v f ' lj ..-.-v-'- T f'f.Q..f 33 ' .4 T '4'... F E!G!?'M ,g 9 L., 1 ,ts- '- ' ..iJ - Lv ee.. -HQ-.,-' . M -N. W- xx' ,Q ,,,f- No ,11-f ,..-,...f- F, ,. Q iv 1+- I, itf 1-0-I -L . - -Cx ,KJ Prometheus, one of the Titan gods, gave the gift of fire to man. This is a part of Greek mythology, ancl, since SMHS chose Titans as its name, The first members of San Marino's service club chose Prometheans as theirs. Prometheans in their charcoal-grey sweaters give valuable service To The Titans, ushering at assemblies anal other events, giving direc- tions and advice To visitors anal new students. They also serve the community, helping to collect money for White Cane Day and The Red Cross Tunol. PromeTheans is indeed a good name for this hard-working service organization. DROMETHEANS M mbers to row left to right: Dave Boyle, Doug Smith, Dave Harms, Jerry Puttler, Phil i er, an u i g e , p Baldwin, Helen Harris, Judy Parr, Margie Farrar, Gerry Martin, Joe Battaglia, Pete Tarlton ,John Beman. Third row: Laurel Elmendorf, Tony Taylor, Sharon Gessel, Genise Inman, Linda Garrett, Missing: Tony Dean, Mary Susan Powell. Carol Godfrey, E' v- I Mll Al C nn'n ham. Second row: Judy Bennion, Donna P- .. T ll-, . , i-v-u-1 AQ 'Sit 4 IS A Tom Loynd, who iourneyed to Fin- land last summer, is a member of NFL and has been active in speak- ing throughout high school. l--S I , 0 Each year, students from the United States and ll- other countries are given the chance to be unoffi- 3 y 5 A1 cial ambassadors. This is made possible Through f5fC'fi31'?'t'-59 ' ' 4- ff. . . . l 3 f the American Field Service program. -f A .. I l Can Saroy, our foreign student this year, plans to study for the diplo- matic service when she returns to Turkey. i . l i -l l l. s l . 'xt 1 A. ,Ffh . ml l 15' -i k fi f , .ei ' Ken Veranda, editor of the Titanian, was our AFS representative to Spain last summer. CSF officers, top row left to right: John Beman, treasurer, Pete Tarlton, resid t- L p en , arry Ulvestad, CSF store manager. Second row: Jane Scott, vice president, Carol Bennion, secretary, Miss McLeran, advisor. i' 1-5 QS To be a member of t is a great honor, to be one. These Sealbearers hav at least four semesters, one of w year. More seniors will beco S me ealbearers at the end f o their last semester - congratulations to all of them! he California Scholarship Federation a Sealbearer is an even greater e been members of CSF for hich was in their senior CSF Sealbearers, top row left to right: Tony Dean, Alan Cunningham, R b o ert Ross, Ken Veronda, Pete Tarlton Helen Harris Donn B ld ' , , a a win. Second row: Margery Farrar, Jane Scott, Nancy Dennis, Ann Johnson, Sharron Collett, Carol Godfrey, Gerry Martin, Marcia Loer, Judy Parr. Not h - s own. Nancy Coyle, Laurel Elmendorf, Hugh Gowdy, Lin son, Tom Loynd, Pat Paulson, Lo ' P l Terry Taylor. da John- uis eop es, Jerry Puttler, John Richards f-he-'Q i 4 I .-- 1- ...f . .-cr. f L- -,,v..sv 4, ': ., ,. - fi-Csiguvsgzvls . l-T'-1- ij , . . th. ss' ,. , Q Ie' ek . ,fn ' .A 'Q Juniors and Seniors. Row left to right: N. Moran, M a, J. Bucknell, R. McQuaid, E. Mills arper, L. Cudlin, S. Parker, D. Trill am, J. Battaglia, B. Garretson, T n, J. Ross, L. Ulvestad, J. Gaylord Ober. Second Row: J. Tannehil, P hman, M. Fellows, B. Koenig, M. De- , K. Burr, B. Miller, A. Koenig, M shall, L. McDermid, N. Herlihy, K less, J. Lower, B. Johnston, S. Smith ierce, D. Smith, S. Sheff, B. McGuffin Preston, N. Oatway, J. Dalzell, J an, D. Moir, J. Clark. First Row: L s, L. Lee, B. Belheumer, M. Merris, L rett, K. Kelly, C. Weedon, J. Parker, H ble, M. Faith, S. Gessel, K. Robinson, rani. Freshmen Row left to right: C. Land, D. LaMarr, ignolo, B. Sheff, J. Shilling, R. Gary, all, T. Paulson, A.' Meudol, T. Bach- Second Row: R. Ruess, M. Couch, C. r, K. Shultz, S. Riley, B. Bolton, J. wav. S. Robinson. M. Fuller. J. Hor- VCSF Sophomores. Top Row left to right: D. Folger, D. Blocker T Pollard G Mattes S Kellogg D Sandor S McReynolds M Shelton Second Row S Stulik R Replogle S Moran S. Kelley, K. Tackabury, J. Wallace, C Wallace P Archibald P Andrews First Row P Donahue J Knewbahl C Bennion S Grose D Rinehart M Cotton L Fisher, C. Hendy, B. Kenyon, N. lwasko 1 ,:'!'l..-. GK.. ti .,'-dv-4 f ', W, , F , J 1 t . ff ' FEP? Qi? A - gg, mg 'N,,- -L: 5' :Wig 1,5 K ' :iii .135 f if Us-5 t ng. A HELEN HARRIS ond JERRY PUTTLER sensors OWSANDING SMJENTS Nominated by the taculty and voted on by the student body, the students on these two pages received one ot the highest honors to be given at SMHS: the Outstanding Student award. Ali eight ot them, a boy and a girl from each class, have earned the award by being truly out- standing in studies and in extra-curricular activities. EMMETT MQCCORKLE cmd CAROL BENNION sophomores ' -mx 1' - I ? - A1 -s NJ SHARON LAYFIELD and JOE BATTAGLIA Iuniors --5 A-, .f- 1--v 's, J' jk 'A Q rv 'Fl f L..- 4 'b N412 fa. I MAC WHITE and KIT CROUCH freshmen 155. E -c-' v A . 1- H0MpC0'1INo QLJELN Q' x - . I 4 . WWA- .ff pp N Es .X X J, AT The Tradifional Coronafion Ball, The fooT- ball Team selecTecI Their courT: Queen Nancy ' ' I and Dennis, Senior Princess Shirley Bucco a, Junior Princess Sharon Layfield. The courT was approved by all during The Home- coming Game wifh Temple CiTy, when The hauffeured To The sfands by royalTy was c members of The Pep Commission. P- L RFU +5-um ' :gn-i5...., ,.i:.1 - ...jf ,,'1l?::1 ' na. .- .V . . :j -i.,.-Nz H f ' A :mir-1-1- , gd? -g3.f,5.m.-:,.u. ,:-I. V Hliiig..-.fb -...-17:1 4- U - , ' N Q . Q, T ,ff',,, f. ' :TLV 5, u X s M P- d. w Nw -. -w L L, Lf-U ,I i 5 - ,Hg I1 59 xl,-Q --f-1:-M 53 Ah Irs? A.. 1 , X Ps- ---'al wx I Q ,,-sax pi T -i Q' +-- .,,-gs,-f A 41 ' - 'H- -,A 'i! l. i. 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If 7 I 7 .qw-1... g g 2?-fI,I j 5 fl, fi.-v i' I r ,, ,M ... 1. , ......l,,,,,., -.I .I ,. ... ,.,..g..,f-f-fiitm -fi , 75 ff 1------.-.....,. ,.,,,.--... - ,. II Lu, ,1I'I'I I' 'I'I I .' 4 ' ' r Q I. IJ, I R I In I III I, M R A ' LQSM .f - r 'wx l SHIRLEY BUCCOLA president .il E TES g,.. 415' F1 4.. -F-i ww ..' A . V: gl V I i ll L i 2 l i 56 194 Q fx, ,r . V, 5 ' ' .6 ,. 5 ' wx .,.,, 4 '- a V x x , f , S I ' W. -.f ' ' !',f,-- 'x 6' L . ,V f PL.:- ' ' 1.. , ,L 1 b 'P Hu- '- ,,,'2,' -, .,,, , ,E MISS VlRGlNIA NIXON direcrress Ai I :ru in-. 45? 4 Ng, Drilled with precision and marching with enthusiasm, the Pepettes earned cheers for their hard work. The SM routine above is familiar and well-Iikecl by all. ' Fi ,. , Y li if l-A lui Dru 'QIKQ 1 v 'W -..W if -, m maloreffes, jeff to ri h f: J 9 gon Wh. lffQker Dru f Seemgn Erica pridonof f- Missin 91 Marian 5 Ylvester, DENNIS OZENGHAR drum maior D This year's versatile band members displayed their outstanding ability at many games and pep rallies. Under the direction of Charles Costarella, they also per- formed at the Southern California Music Festival, and together with the Mixed Chorus, presented Christmas vespers and the annual Spring Concert. I , . , 2 zz l '. A . Af A 'f ' 1 i' ' if .if-? hP f-f. - . fm, if V. J, 5 ,I if V, . Q -lg. , '.r - A I' I ' .f.5s..3-E454 . .e . ' 1 X 1 , ,, gftvvgay' V ..'hPi:4A. Raina . , M, 9 v 41 TY, Q 5: ' W VA ...-1 , rn:.4'.'.r,: Ea! 2 ,ai .duh .,- 4 1' ,'25'f'.f?fi -rw, g, 1 -V. H.: T. .- 'api-3-' f if ., : M A-1 ', 1, . . , All ff' i 4 - .: . , vi '4 ,H ,.-. 'T .Levi A A,-V-5 Q31-.,.,-sy ,..f . ng.. 4 'Ab 2:2 24f.2g,.:4f:+ M - f if ali-tiff'-gggr E' v 'f 11' 'J - l .1-1:1 0'- sj 'A I iiiwryl , 1. J.- , ,V ' iz. ,J WL! H - 1 ,4-. 1 i r , 1 sf g:g'l J' ' if IIXED CLIOQUS The Mixed Chorus achieved fame for their excellent performance on the Television show, Spotlight on Youth. Other activities in which- they participated were Christmas Vespers, a student body assembly, and a musical entitled Mikado. : Here is the main choral group as they lined up in preparation forthe big event of the year: Gilbert and Sullivan's Mikado. The quartets, trio, duet, and ensemble groups, top row, left to right: Ken Veranda, Rich Peters, Dave THAN ' 4 if yi' ,xii , 1 A i T, f. All ' ll. MRS. MARY LENNIS directress TOHES HELEN CARTER pianist I X , X nf! I ,..3 -....-l Whistler, Dave Harms. Second row: Frank Poyas, Jim Budd, Bob Hamilton, Jim Lowe. Third row: Helen Carter, Betsy Falkenburg, Carol Weishaupt, Arlene Brandi. Q4 ,AE 7 lim- A. AEI- 'Ifl V14 is Standing, left to right: Phyllis Rider, Doug Moir, Mary Ann M Rich d 4 1-.DX urphy, Gloria Pierce, John ar s, Laurel Elmendorf, Dave Harms, Kirk Boman, Clark Armstrong, Mrs. Mary Lewis. Seated: Susan Davis, Diane Wilson, Lynn Richter, Kathi Morris, Betsy Falkenburg, Erica Pri- donott, Pat Clemow, Jane Tannehill. w CLARK ARMSTRONG H S P N president DLAY9 DQAMA i I jMfyWi 5 F' 31- S af Z5 - ' t1i,,, HRV IQ . ,1..,..----- ' uxevlil wllllwl gnalmllmlf r3xt6l l'3 it V X F S X F --, The Drama Department and its honor society, Thespians, has contributed much in the way of fine entertainment to SMHS during the past year. The never-to-be-forgotten Har- vey ' was their first production. Christmas Vespers, a one-act play entitled Roughing It and the all-school play The Night of January 'l6th were other productions direct- ed by Mrs. Mary Lewis. Stage Crew, left to right: Roz Roberts, Dave Harms, Kirk ,V Boman, Bob Horgan, Bob Gregg, Gary Thomas, Paul ' Garbarini. X I, .JN 71' ,J 1 u s u 1 1 1 1 1 l X r an -Vi, Q q MTF-ff r.EziITT:fl1li , .e fF'?lw1 -, T ,I . A,,, . H' -, L: . 'Ei' -4 L -:Zi T'-'v.-l 3 -,' 7 rv. li , F' 21:4 A- , l s' TS-TL is q'f'n--N ,Qatar MR. JOHN CHRISTENSON IOLA MOODY T co-editor hue advisor 9 -4 151 V Q 5. 1 , 'A 1. 3 T2-1 fi iYl'i 'T , It ' T , 'fi L K l -vf l ls , wx. A 1 1 01 Tl :TX so 'lliilllllx T -so-.':i:LfV 'f--Ulf ,, ' T l- Tiff -fel? ,,.flils-lllll 42553.-in ---'T' vgrgm . is T, f.42i!f I J 4 -ef 'XT ' TU' , . If . '71 10 af T V, 4- 1 y , ii , ,. h X i lf, ,: . h i7,fL,g1g X 1 6 V . . T. , H l - I p 5 Xl . ' , fi,- ll li l l X J l 'fx KEN VERONDA editor-in-chief v TITANIAN STATF STand in The middle of The room . . . or beTTer yeT, reTreaT To The corner where you will noT be in The sTream of Traffic. Look around you . . . in The middle of The floor, iusT where enThusiosTic sTaff members can sTep on Them as They rush in The door, are Today's weT negoTives, already curling. On The shelves, pandemonium reigns, for The ediTors cannoT even find a pencil and The business manager, wiTh doleful expression, cannof find her ledger. Copy? WhdT copy? says a sfaff member, scraTching her head for an idea. PicTures? What pic- Tures? says The phoTographer, hurrying in wifh more weT prinTs. ReTreaT TarTher inTo The corner and cisk your- self, WhoT's happening? Why, iT's iusT deadline day for The TITANIAN, Things will be like This unTil The lasT deadline is meT and you geT your TlTANlAN . . . we hope! n a -1--' X DONNA BALDWIN ' copy editor I l LYNN ETTER art editor 'rw I 'x JACKIE BUCKNELL lay-out editor HARRIET KIMBLE senior editor 'Q .11 LINDA GARRETT advertising manager MARY FAITH ag., sales manager I LANI MCDERMID business manager ED BURLING photography editor DOUG NORBERG sports editor . 1521-.aj -me 4: e'f.,.f,i.- . , , , , ,. I I I s JC :foov-P .f A 'H C' 5-4:-iii, ' xx ll.-W' lg 77 14- ,I Staff, left to right: Paula Andrews, Linda Johnson, Jane Scot-t, George Adams, Linda Mills, Nancy Coyle, Kathy Burr, Mary Marshall, Julie Forbes li , 'lvllmll limi. X. PQ 'if 4 i 'liiflil fr M flair SHIELD ' V If K if'C5wNN .2 i . rm I J ,N '- 4 J x 'BFI . ...... . , . f f f MISS MARILYN LOWERY sponsor ALAN CUNNINGHAM editor-in-chief 7' 1 Q' A A I' I, 1 W J 'ff ,nk . vlffa- ' 5' - ....., -Tv 9 ' ,E Lx :- L- TU., ,x I T S and sTarving in his Tiny garref, had more No ancienT poef, freezing Trouble Than The TiTan Shield reporTer iusT before deadline. Some- how neiTher words nor inspiraTion will come, and although The pen is poised expecTanTly over The clean sheeT of paper, The sheeT remains wheTher The reporTer wrifes news, feaTure, or sporTs u inTacT blank. So iT is ' ' d The Tifan Shield reaches yo . .. . louT The deadline is meT, an W ' 1' IH. 'T --la '- . ,I A.: Ji ii iA,i:5'iL , W -' - A-' - 'Taq :Le -gif? 1-' ,Jef lx X li . ' X .' if A l. 5 X . ll I T. x.N, X I ll Y 1 If . XX - , 11: 5 xg If ' l ' 1 M f T 1 -F I F 2 4 -fi .1 , .4 ir. ITHN SHIELD 'bl' : 5 W . , . - l HN R LINDA GARRETT ' 'fx 4 'Z i . Q33 X 1 news editor A 1113-'-V.-1ag'2'b43j ,,... .- 1. 4 J W W I H..- 1 W m f' A ' rr' 4 f ' 'M L' - Q: - Q- in N .ts-I-:,YYv 'ff , , . ,fi V '. 3 - l F . .L 7, i A I - W ' i if : 1 ,. l-ff N' l Advertising manager Jane Scott, with Julie Forbes. 5, ! A. J or - ri. wc? . J' ' l PRIS YOUNG ? lly' . f I 51, feoture editor fill 'Tiff-i2'l,-if-i - - i.'aiif'ff 'La , N' X PV I ' pc V -at-. ' .--, DON NORBERG sports editor Stuff, left to right: Ruth Stevenson, Laurel Elmendorf, Lindo Mills, Ruth McQuoid, Judy Bennion, Ccirol McDaniel, Carol Smith, Robert Ross. . 5 ... I -7 ., lg, F-r -'Q L 4 1 A H ' N.. rj 1? in ' A fi x VJ 5HlE ' 4 L i X, U w Y . 'lp , I '- n 15-i . 551, ,gg A A 33. if L X n jf ie- ,-', K t 'S 'lf 'fx 'fl' r ff M ' lg f t I sa t 1 A. I A x .. Ax. W g--- 'x I 7 im Av -.1-Lf -LL, fb i t fl , Jilgglfgg. Y Z - 'f1g1:.-v- f ,1,,,,,.,l- , e'l-'Egg Q. 3.8! QMLL 86 SCQOLL Officers, left to right: Pat Paulson, Mary Marshall, Gerry Martin, Linda Garrett. QED CRQSS ' ' 'Z arf' -' sp.. .L 5 Q-4f'lXd': .Q-1 gi.. , gif-ef,-'A' 5 ,.. ' A m,,-J' ZX v ,,. ,Qu 'fl' - Q., 4 -- -4 , . tp gf- , ' -.. gn-Q- r - I id we-'J' fc , v MW---OL ,I li, Liga: 'I y,,,.,,.l:-X Officers, standing, left to Don Allen, Doug Moir, Vicki right: Sevitz, Gerry Martin, Joan Parker, Sally A Baldwin, Tony Taylor, Carole - Margie Merris, Joe Battaglia. L:-. , ., ., 1 V, .. i. -.n-.- Tl 'fi Moran, Bill Spruance. Seated: Danna Evans, ,ix 5,'.y4,..-' 'su' V A -I-.x f- f-F' .?,5'E,j- r O I I S , 5 --1-- ' F- -- - l ,- if e....'- :, gk- ' - - 1 -1-v-1. --v,x,qq.-5, 4 --4Q':'-s-- - j V : Y. ,Y'f- '-:idii , .. .L' -N . , V ,, Q 5 '-- , 5 ' j ---no - ' ,......' .4 va, l UQOLCQJ ' - '.'L.:..- ....- x i tv rs, eefiff gt, lvx , N' ' , t ,,...,f,,,- Q' . -- -1-.11 . 1 '- f I ,.,,-x.-..-3 egg, f- f-fr., . Km ,, 3- Q I ...A :EMRV M 'A' i if is .lf-pl . , 4 . iii 1 f Sz. ?.Lan. I ,ff Y v- - I 's in Q ie , ' ff- n - in Officers, left to right: Dennis Davis, Pat Paulson, Tam Loyncl. SOCIAL COPWTEE .+L P 1 fvllvgi ... ' 3 1 'dfnjs , Q 1 , tilygys---gay' J l Wi RQ if vll. :wif e f Al it-rf , Standing left to right: Harriet Kim- F ble, Jan Slater, Carol Godfrey, Me- F1Q:':','l Q K4 linda Patton, Terry Taylor. -f V--4, 4 f. u-it,-r . 'S ZsnL.a.J gmt l 15.4 S-n-.... SCIENCE Jill V- bol2 -Q Standing left to right: vice president A Ron Smith, secretary, Nancy Herlihy, president, Robert Ross, treasurer V ' Jerry Puttler. l ,4- f S'lPqESr'lg,J ,e i4 t 'f 'l xslt, , : nl tlt --'N 1 'x 0 55. Standing left to right: Hugh Gowcly, Bob DeWoIf, Dave Whistler. n vw ,- I,:I,,. n. - -P ... lf'-4 W, If I s. , - - 1... ., -4 L., - . X 'IN ,', 'x Efrlgl Xxx L.., .- Q Fa ,wr igff ' ,.-T,Yv,,,,,, ,.. - L' E Q J' 1 4 v, .1 4 .2 S Anim.. -.- ! , . ti . ,H ' .JI uh I l Q L l ,S era- 1. - , A 53? ' aff' X , 'QA e , IE, mg, A .,, ,gl l... yf'I,,.' Q H' 1'-7-: '-'f 5. wr' '41, bf . ..-fi,tf'1ff 1' A C., V A -, ...Hp ,-.L I Standing left to right: Jim Lewis, treasurer, Nancy Herlihy, president, Jim Stanley, vice president, Linda Mills, secretary, Steve Buswell, program chairman. Q6- 1 71 X ' iw? '?Qe?9'l,ggXf 4 W :Manly- f ' 1, is QL www Q up- 4... fm '- . ' 2 3,5 . 'P if Standing left to right Pat Paulson treasurer 1 -1 ' iffy' , 0 fr X John Richards president Janet Kneubuhl sec ' U44 '5' retary Linda Garrett vice president ARTIS- - - INC - - - FEW tri. Standing left to right: Jan Slater, president, Gloria Pierce, vice president, Terry Taylor, sec- retary, Paula Andrews, treasurer. W. ,Zi - V. ' 'JJ i ' ' A- fl' V . .Qu A A .QQ- ...X L.: -,M 1' ' . .. - -xl 'n-. Sfanding lef1 to right: Betfyfern Bluth, secretary, Ruth McQuaicl, vice president, Sheryl Smith, president, Marty Hege, treasurer, Bonnie Bar- rett, historian. .,, , x in w l1N.A. 'il' Left To right: Carol Wallace, Treas- urer, Doralee Pool, secrefary, Sharon Foss, vice president. No? shown: president Lynn Murphy. 1 1 fiiil'.,,.,q- ..1.L...w- ' st A' 'ci' 4' ., 5 is A ' ,,. - I J . if Y' My if 5 .lb-A A sei, ng -' -J' -+1 Q-.1 '. A 7375? ,1 Z! .5 .4 ali +9652 i ' 'inf ,J lf- r 'W' 'IL' V 1- .. . ' it ,. .s laid-. -iTf4rLl- 1 as . k , -A ri ii--fl? .4 ' we , e j 13-J-2 XE 4 if ' -M-fc 1 Q., , J ' , L5'?'7' rw' -5 .,, ,fi ,Aff Standing left to righh Jim Lewis, Sieve Bus- 1, I Q' well, Roger Knight J 7, Q ' iii ' -'SJ . -fav' I P-' '-4 RFQ ': l4 , , 'L 'elf , , Y 14 .4 ' f Qs 49 ...,-5 g h l -,-' l r N ,- r ' I ' J f fi M -1 'i 197 l Vx 4 of ' :Cl l f, ' luvmrr S,AfV'q:. E. , :A M 1'-.llv Lg: Z! ' JH u j Q ll s N KN ll, ll .J Dx. ill 1' lf - ,gr 'l 4 f XF' The audio visual crew expertly manages '- V'-' ' the movies and tape recordings given in classes and assemblies. 'O A - 50 :Q . N 1 'Qld '95 ii L... .- . 5 Standing left to right: Morris Young, Bob Boal, Alan Ashley, Marshall Anderson, Tom Newion. Kneeling: Tom Brown, Bob McCord, John Richards, Kris Popovich LE1TERr1EtI Top row, left to right: D. Scanlan, O. Fraser, K. Cole, B. Horgan, J. Connelly, D. Ber mingham, J. Hurt, G. Nunn, P. Rodi, J. Puttler, R. Neuhoff, P. Miller, B. Spruance, A Munnecke, B. Edmonds, B. Ledell. Second row: J. Schmidt, C. Watson, M. Lovendale D. Boyle, T. Holbrook, L. Peoples, B. Black, R. Merrill, D. Clark, R. Stoneman, G. Gen- oway, D. Donath, D. Ellsworth, J. Lewis, D. Black, T. Morgan, B. Sommers, B. Acres Coach Lewis. GOLF CL'-ll? 1 B' In 1 -1 ' - - .. ,flllllyvl A . Y .af ALZZX K..-e 42 x ,Li 4 x 7' l --F TOP row, left to right: Janet Cron- Q ,w , df 1:-pl, ston, Denny Pierose, Molly Burnett, A Q Q Zigi W.. ' Second row: Dave Boyle, Carole 0312 --f 1 V '-F, Evans, Bart Leddell. 1 ' N MH Standing left to right: Tony Dean, Thayer Holbrook, Don Norberg, Genise Inman, Jim Givens, Bob DeWoIf. !'S ' C7 . l it 1 TONY TAYLOR vice presidenf MERRY D secretary ln' l-I' Y The Tri-Y Council, composed of The individual girls Tri-Y groups, helped mony underprivileged people Through Their vorious service projecfs. JAN SLATER president JAN WHITE EVORE treasurer GONE THE B Q., To BANK HELEN CARTER chaplain ' x in MY? l f - X '-1 fb' X, as-, Sf N li I 'stf' 3 IW I ' 1 ' 448 Q. 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' .151L1gI..f1Lf441twgl 3: 11. 1 A1 - iff-up-.'I'?1 .lv ' 1 ' 'L 1 api 1154.11 1..g '1f1 .T11h 1 .h 1 .1 . 1 0 ' ' 'I 1 11 111 1 A 1 .111 11 . 1 .- . . V YL ., 11 V ' ' .:1h..-W-1: 1 1. 41'.-Lwi XJ 1I1 -' 1 11 -, 1 1 -...,, Varsity coaches Vic Schwenk and Jim Pooley. Our 1957 VarsiTy Foofball squad ended Their season wiTh a 6 win, l lose, 2 Tie record, The Rio Hondo League crown and The Championship of The NorThern division of CIF. From This squad of forTy-four, Twenfy-seven received Their leTTers, wiTh eleven TiTans on The All League Team and Three mem- bers, Bill Redell, John HurT and Bob Horgan, making The All CIF squad. These boys, as well as I, realize ThaT These honors could noT have been won wiThouT The supporT of The squad as a Mosf Valuable Player Bill Redell l i K r ii ,M 'TT 7.1.-Q, ,T li sf Q H pl . x - -M F' s Cp 1K',gk, H, T Ss, s,'..f'15 lli,CHJP4PS.f :- I F whole, The sTudenT body and Their spiriT, The parenfs of San Marino sTudenTs wiTh a loyalTy noT oTTen found in a com- muniTy. To The squad l can only say: your spiriT, deTerminaTion, and loyalTy To your Team, school and communiTy was ouT- sTanding and your accomplishments will noT soon be for- goTTen. . . Coach Schwenk Co-Captains PeTe Rocli and John HurT 4: ?. flu ' 'T' -:-- if-:Qi 'fy 2' fi-T, ,Q 7 fl' ' - Q 1 A,-,-,,r--M., L , , TOTAL STATISTICS SEASON CIF SCHEDULE WITH SCORES AND YARDS SM SM Opp. GAMES SCORES YARDS RUSWNG Yards gained rushing 909 513 333 SM OPP- SM OPP' Yards gained passing 419 276 140 Pracllce Total yards gained 1328 789 473 SCIFI GGl3l'lEl 24 0 Sol 167 penalties 310 120 80 Monfovie 0 0 60 34' First Downs 97 41 23 League Fumbles - ball lost 4 2 O Bell Gardens 26 19 331 152 I Artesia 20 O 216 142 souih Pasadena 6 6 237 232 SCOMNG TABLE TOTAL Temple City 7 7 183 237 TD PAT TDPR TDPT FG POINTS CIF Playoffs- lprelims, Redell 2 32 5 36 Earl Warren 21 6 175 170 Zgiigiiln 12 I 26 ISemi-finalsl B . h 3 1 18 son Jacinto 40 6 309 131 H'2'r'l':19 cm 3 1 18 lFinc1lsl R d. 3 2 I8 Pomona Catholic 26 13 305 172 v5m'Son 2 12 1 1 -T D 1 3 3 TOTALS 107 63 1328 1271 C219 as 2 Whitney 1 TD - Touchdowns, 6 pts. PAT - Point after touchdown, 1 pt. TDPR' - Touchdown passes received. TDPT -- Touchdown pass thrown. FG A Field Goals, 3 pts. ' - No points given. - 6 points given. 1957 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: 1st Row - Watson, Thomas, Garretson, Updegraff, Bruno, Bermingham, Holbrook, Nissen, Genoway, Acres. 2nd Row Boyle Staop Redell LaBarbara, Halligan, McKellar, Hall, Stoneman, Rocli, Cole. 3rd Row - Horgan, Connelly, Ellsworth, Peoples, Whitney, Brownley Gowdy Primm Miller Vail 4th Row - Black, Hill, Higginbotham, Thompson, Puttler, Merrill, Clark, Hurt, Smith, Nunn, Harris Y '- ,' 'fe!f,. ,Y 1' if. . ,.r.z..-i',1'.4Qf-v?1gsf1ff:,. - . f 1, ,'fu,..'-. .35 ,g-.- . .1, , , ,L--,ff-R, , 1, 5-f 1- --1 if ' if' '1.1f..1-f?'- .6 ..g.:,s.1:1s:1..1i1.,.-,- .,-.1-1.1.1. .Eiff- . l' 4, I L.-nl 'Jw -.5 .. EL. ,t 0.- ,, .gf-1 by ----f-1 . 1' sg Q t , ' L Q utr er--xi t ' -A 1 , fn,,,sHT,? K- , sa' .u ie mu' 4 fr-f+,:.v t I l l if M fi. 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' , 4 ' -'L if .1 'ffl , lf- . ggygdffi 4 - - . ' :.- ' .. .s., . ,JW -:..:2g'4-M Vp .1-g,7FJ ,nv x L' Xi' ll his year eleven members of the Titan Varsity were named on to the Allrleague teams: four on the first string offense, four on the first string defense, and three ere honored with third string Out of these players which are shown above three merited rankin on the Small Schools' ClF s uad On the first str' John , , g q . ing urt and Bill Redell were named, and on the third string Bob Horgan. Redell was the only Junior on the first string. ill Redell - first string all CIF, first string All-league defense, most valuable player, John Hurt - first string all CIF, first string All-league offense, co-captain, ob Horgan -- third string all CIF, first string All-league offense, Louis Peoples - first string All-league offense, Phil Miller - first string All-league offense, rock Robertson - first string All-league defense, Rich Merrill - first string All- league defenseg Fred Harris - first string All-league, Jerry Puttler - third string ll-league, Jim Connelly - third string All-league, Dick Bermingham - third string All-league. A San Marino 24 San Gabriel O The Titan Varsity opened the '57 season by downing our southern neighbors, The San Gabriel Mata- dors, 24-O. Following this sparkling win over San Gabriel, a flu-weakened squad Traveled to Monrovia-Duarte High to be upended 6-O by a very pow- erful Wildcat eleven. On Gctober 18 the Lancers of Bell Gardens were our guests for a vengeful duel after last year's 7-6 upset by the Lancers over San Marino. After four quarters of rough football the Titans unhorsed the Lancemen by a score of 26-19. San Marino O i Far! i,.,,,. 'JW Monrovia-Duarte 6 ' rf' 4 . if i7 , i 1' it i L lv.. lgf ll ree r- it ' l, , Qjglizf i I I ,,r L i 1 -nu 43,4 ,J fl if N, 4 1,-gf , .Qiri iw, iyE,1 'f fl ,-'44, . 4, , , give.. f . ff: Eggafvdfs , 4535 ' I 3 an Marino 26 Bell Gardens 19 .1 ,fl 1 ,ff QW pf fx. i B, . N243 6 I dk W- 1lL..,,.. N Q 5 pg..-, ,gui Y .-,.-, 4.':v , xg . 14. Q-,,-,.,,- , '-:M 0540 4 'll ,. V-1' . Wi. ,rf wg, P .1- vf 51 - , T N E is L, U P ,f 1. 'fx' rs ix -5 ' 'isa'- I1 44' x xx ' 'BBQ Ll Y xi-',4f ff l 5 I , f K, J .-5 ll- ii U I 1. -, -1 1. d3,W3' . 2 . ll: -ll -i sql Q . 'I' T2 s., 25. fe Y,- SCHEDULE Sept. 26 San Gabriel Lost 19- 6 Oct. 4 Monrovia Lost 13- 6 Oct. 11 Citrus Won 12- 7 Oct. 18 Bell Gardens Won 13-12 Oct. 25 Artesia Won 33- O Nov. 1 South Pasadena Won 19- O Nov. 8 Temple City Won 19- O Nov. 15 Norwalk Won 46- O Points Scored: San Marino - 154 Opponents - 51 Bee Coaches Bob Mahoney and Perry Fuller QEE 'fglA'l'l The San Marino Bee Squad ot '57 shall long be remembered for its fine spirit. I have never coached a better bunch ot boys, they wanted to be champions no matter how hard the task and they became champions to the full meaning ot the word. This was a very good and sound team and one that will be hard to match - Bob Mahoney. Co-Captains Joe Battaglia, Dick Ober, and Don Allen. THE BEES FOR '57- lst Row-Edmundson, Seely Vaughan, Allen, Battaglia, Beman, Lovendale, MacCorkle, Pierose, Ober, Mun- yon. 2nd Row - ,O'Keefe, Celeya, Morgan, Woodbury, O'Donnell, Moir, Gates, Jones, Muir, Byran, White. 3rd Row - Wegge, Green, Williams, Ulvestad, Bennett, Ham, Pittman, Wilson, Frances, Stephens, Burns. Top Row -- Murphy, Schmidt, Hoyt, Richards, Withers, Ogden. gg-gglit-1f'1-5-3-it-.wi 1' 7 - tiff f . Bees in their night game against Norwalk. Dennis Munyan Most Improved Player Sam Stephens Most Valuable Player x,LEAeua QHHN'-fP5,l lf,-A w v' 1' l a ' . 'ff H lla, of 5 KL l '74eA' ' ll, 41 w X. J i - ,,- l X 'X K. - .41 4 X ' ' 17 ' ' 47 ' ' f 1 V Y - 1 v 6 'VZ 'qv - I ,, s 5 .4-, I EQQLL Y ul Champion in action. 1 gg.-4 A .a, 4 K un. 1957 CEE TEAM - Ist Row - Hoon, Hoyt, Haffers, Pollard, Blackman, Moorhead, Musselman, Broaclhead, hock, Gledhill, Altshuler, Bullard. 2nd Row - Moody, Blackburn, Elner, Schultheis, Hamish, McGuire, Battles, Richter, Meudel, Miller. Top Row - Smith, Bulley, Hayes, Lower, Roberts, Ashley, Hall, Theurkauf, Brontsema, Q Q 'f rr I E3 F j Head Cee Coach X Charles Baca , I Mfr' TSHH 100 I if X bf' Asslstant Cee Coach hx 1 Bryan Stevens 4 r'-X 135 fl Opponents San Gabriel Monrovia . Citrus . . . Artesia . . . Temple City Norwalk . . San Marino O T2 .25 .13 7 7 Opponent 20 25 6 6 7 42 CEE TEAM 'th one win tour loss, and Phil Miller Captain - rv.. 2 ,ii f.. . N I , The '57 Cee Ballers finished the season WI a , one tie record. This is not as bad as it seems as we lost to very tough :Q teams all the way. The members'all gained valuable experience and will be a great asset to our future Varsity. 7 Most Inspirational: Bill Blackburn Most Improved: Norm Altshuler Most Valuable: Phil Miller 5' 1--my l 3 ' ' I 4 ! .0 jail , - pd., 'xr-.1nl'tT-iw .. ., f G :1, 8 if -a, , ' g , 2. . Baca's boys bounce back. Jw l,:N15'q I Mighty mites on the iob. CQUSS COMNTRY Front Row: Munnecke, Lclwso Cl k J h , McNeil, Leaf, Bofson. Th d R B i' d on R 'r 11.-.....,--ug, 5-4l 'YN - bil ,.. ' , 1' : , v i 1?:' E e w 0 99 9 42 - f ,xx W , 5 I -wb - JJ Xq ' ' h Ju? 1'-M . s .. W K , ff' 4 f M! .Vx ' f, , K ' 'fag-J 1 . GY .,. .. Q-In Xb' X if Q M V ' ,f,.f f. , ' lf- N 4 R5 N.- ' ' . hill K. jk' fy il 1 ruclnce, Shay, Wcx ner. S n , 5 'sA,qf, wgq 'EQ -145 ' 'LZ rkfla Q A HHH QHAEQ .QM Rfb Q- 432046 YQZHQ Q17 Q, I , I g..,,,n: aff' A 1.2 -ki -ei -,w x . ' X Wx 'LS' UTANS i h 1TAN5 K 'HTAA M 'wvawg i .3- W I Sp D g d R B I g T If n, Block der Weg, Goyl cl, Sfrcndi G 11 MII L d M Gillivary '.. ' lb, ' . -'Q' . v - ' 4 X A Q' ,f' ' T. X ' , 5 Q 1 ' ' X. . . . a grueling sport . . . ? I ga, .- . Fw t hy sf- has - fee- at - .' lf?..aff J-E ' - -f . 1 - - ' 1 hulk -1 - I 51 3 'K '72 4 -fi? in the pack thins out. a 9 J I OGER JOHNSON asf improved lvarsityl iii 3 Nh E! 1-I: ' J- I BOB ROSS JV most valuable ED BURLING JV most improved Ov -,-.-, AL MUNNECKE varsity captain PETE TARLTON JV captain 21 45 ' A l . 1. 5 ' ff' nj. .. , , ,.t .5 ' ' J 3- .,.-af 7 '- -.vw ' ,' . -vw: ,Cr ., COACH BRADFORD A gruelling new sport got under way for San Marino in the tall of 1957. Twenty-five squad members worked enthusiastically, startled Lacy Park haloitues, and competed in the strong Rio Hondo League. Tying for third place with Temple City, the Runners are seeking championship contention next year. For immediate results one might investigate the anticipated improvement in the distance races with this year's track team. A spot with no large crowd, no headlines, - . . . k the satisfactions conditioning, and battling the stopwatch. -Coach Bradford in the cross country come from self discipline, een t t race which is 1 8 miles long. San Ma- Note-Cross Country is a oo . rino's co ' ' ' t halt and part grass. urse is laid out in Lacy Park. lt is part dirt, par asp I w fa. .H YS Q Q L -A -o. -X -Ss fm., OV x r gr II s... - QQ in iw, ' .-1 Coach Garland Lewis Things looked grim for us This year after having lost four of our starting five players who graduated last year. BUT slowly we began To develop a new Team and we won six out of eleven pracfice games. All but Three of These Teams entered The .Big School CIF playoffs. The Titans came in second in The league with a 7-3 record, which earned Them a place in The CIF play- offs. Here They were finally stopped by a powerful ST. Agnes squad. The Total season record was 14 wins, 9 losses. -Coach Lewis Co-captains Bob Sommers and Dan Martin 11 i .. XyAQS lv M . , 723 If 'J' an Ac , 5, XT-Dll 'SQ' Jef , i ue T ' . X1 First Row-Coach Garland Lewis, P. Miller, L. Baca, B. Sommers, D. Martin, B. Reclell, L. Helgoe, Manager. Second Row-B. McGuffin, D. Carter, D. Smith, J. Lowe, J. Totten, B. Black, C. Maclin, B. Edmonds, J. Eckart. 9531.47 X8 .5 J! 1 ,y ,ra- LJ .l -J -.sr- y..l -1 f f1H,f,, 'i '- - LJ X ,. Vkii A. JMX' xx lxX ll! 5 .A 1.1 in ' s, I ll II I . I. I I I ll Four boys were placed on the All League team: Bob Sommers and Larry Baca, first team, Dan Martin and Bill Redell, honorable mention. Bob Sommers was later named to the first string All CIF team. By winning a strong position in the RHL-CIF finals our team managed to pack the games. If 7,f I BOB SOMMERS All League All CIF Lf' LARRY BACA All League DAN MARTIN All League BILL REDELI. All League PHIL MILLER BILL EDMONDS fjpl-.4 55:-1' - 1 il SCHEDULE San Marino Opp Arcadia .. ... 56 4I Monrovia . . . . , 47 42 Temple City ...... . . 54 40 San Gabriel ....... . . 46 49 San Gabriel Mission .. .. 38 40 Alumni ............. . . 46 44 Pasadena Academy . . . . . 55 59 Arroyo ............. . . 45 49 Citrus ...... . . . . . 39 49 Claremont . , . . 64 57 LEAGUE Norwalk . . . . . 68 24 Temple City . .. . . 46 50 Artesia ..... . . 39 37 Bell Gardens ..... . . 36 50 South Pasadena . . . . . 44 40 Sierra Whittier .... . . 65 45 Norwalk ....... . . 56 I6 Temple City . . . . . 50 44 Artesia ....... . . 39 54 Bell Gardens . . . . . 48 33 South Pasadena . . . . . 48 37' CIF Avalon ....... . . 58 32 St. Agnes . . . . . 39 48 ap- 1 p: .Lf-Il, JERRY ECKERT JACK CARTER ff' Lcly-up by Larry Bucci compleTes Two more points in The Artesia game. ,gig E'-3 rl: 3 A iump shor or one of our home games. , NQMIW 4 ' Q'-5.6 .4 5 A N -O . r, 3.1 V. Bob Sommers iumps for c rebound on San Mc1rino's court. w r . , Vx ' Larry Baca is pictured rrying another one ,L of his iump shots 'in the ST. Agnes game, F ' where SM Iosf the tilt in the CIF. V' quarter-final playoffs. L , '.-n n .. H. .1 n J -- v - -. - , w -, r r -.15 ,,,,g-nu-., :.,....:,.a-.-..-. LJ-I.:-mx ..g-, i4f.f,4:,-g ..f,,,,,' .-LL-.f, , Y f QA, , 1.3,-4. n'TA ,',V '3 EE E Q if A M CQ... B... R. Sanderson and W. Jones co-captains D. Geller mos? improve '. Jones ost valuable From left to right: lsitringl-D. O'Keefe, R. Sanderson, D. Geller, W. Jones, G. Barringer. Second row R. Everharf, B. Francis, R. Brandi, R. Woolery, Couch Baca, R. Garrefson, J. Shilling, D. Kaplan, D Edmonds. 1,-.: -F1 A -'.'1l3'RN':frc' -7t .':7 Eng- .. ' X AY-14,7 l,..,, F I . . . ....w, , SCHEDULE Opponent San Marino Opp. Arcadia .......... . . 33 49 Monrovia .......... . . 41 48 San Gabriel Mission . . . . . 32 39 Pasadena Academy . . . . . 47 20 Arroyo ............ . . 40 42 Citrus ....... . . 35 36 Claremont ..... . . 34 43 Sierra-Whittier . . . . . 54 36 Newport Harbor . . . . . 28 26 Santa Monica . . . . . 24 32 LEAGUE Norwalk ..... . . 37 21 Temple City .... .' . 48 54 Artesia ........ . . 40 59 Bell Gardens .... .. 51 34 South Pasadena .... . . 40 41 Norwalk ........ . . 56 46 Temple City .... . . 61 44 Artesia ........ . . 41 46 Bell Gardens ...... .. 49 38 South Pasadena .... . . 39 41 Totals ......................... 830 815 Our Bees, working with mostly inexperienced players, finished the 1958 season with an eight win twelve loss record. When the buzzer sounded after the last game the Bees were in third place in the Rio Hondo Loop. fa' ff 4-if N I-5-'fw 'T mx 1' i, ,211 I, ' it K 724211 F , ,- - W' 5 ' l - , ' ' ' f . Q ci-:W ' S -'S . . fi P F ff IK, A . C. If :Vi V ,..' ! - I . ,ff U. Jones puts it in for two. Two more for SM. Q-Q 75.7 f- . . ,ap L I N -,V, x ,......,. ,nz-' ff' K, x- y I 1 f Presenting the '58 Cee Basketballers: Front row, left to right: S. Hall, D. Fenton ,C. Whited, B. Broadhead. Second row J Powell S. Vignolo, S. Houston, P. Elner. Third, row: T. Ludlan, N. Althsuler, J. Lower, P. Miller. CEE lEAP1 The Titan Cees came up with a fine-nine record for the season, led mostly by sophomores. The record doesn't give a true picture' because most of the defeats were by very narrow margins. The Cees were fourth in the league. Coach Pooley directs the Cees, seen in action on your right. L,-.. , Arcadia . . . Monrovia .. Arroyo . . . Citrus ...,. Claremont . . . Norwalk ..... Temple City . . . Artesia ....... Bell Gardens .. South Pasadena Sierra-Whittier . Norwalk ..... Temple City . . . Artesia ...... Bell Gardens .. South Pasadena DEL TPM The Dees didn't pull through in very good shape this year, winning two and losing 14. The team was composed generally of freshmen, who gained valuable experience throughout The sea- son to be mined later. Watch out for a strong Varsity from these players! l l E l. SMHS Opp. Arcadia. N 1 8 26 Coach Pooley, left, Monrovia . . . 14 44 also inspires The Arroyo - - - - 22 ' 25 Dees, seen at work 1 Citrus ..... . 18 22 above. Claremont . . . . 13 10 Norwalk ..... . 18 37 Temple City .... . 26 27 Artesia ........ . 11 22 Bell Gardens .... . 10 18 South Pasadena .... . 9 16 Sierra-Whittier . . . . 23 33 Norwalk ..... . 1 1 28 Temple City .... . 30 24 Artesia ........ . 19 22 Bell Gardens .... . 18 31 South Pasadena ................. 24 19 The Titan Dees, front row, left to right: C. Moran, A. Mothe, B. Kuess, S. Lawless, S. Stewart, T. Pella- Second row: J. Marchese, B. Loynd, T. Bucknell, R. Meriam, S. Niveknoll, B. Ryan. Third row: Hodson, J. Dobbs, T. Haynes, D. Christiansen, D. Arnoldy, D. Jones. l I vs I 3 of -7' . il ' r A A . F - gs 5 dj i' 1 l . . yr Qgt rt ,wx n .f.... - hifi 7 X 'lDACK V ...Ill ff Q A xxx le L. 2 lv 129 bgg xg, lu .,-. , X5 .S' S- ? XXX xx X A' XXXXX X 11 1 Vi -f Z o 5 F7 T - o : V' N 3 P FD ua 'cz -. C n :s U fl' fu JP :x Q. W - UI o P F' T E cz. E. 3 L Q Q -. F uw cu n o :s n. T o 5 fc E 5 S' K.. Q 4 0 3 Y' it o -.. 2 5. U f Z Buchanan, D. Boyle, L. Peoples, B. Edmonds. Third Row: P. Rodi, B. Acres, W. King, R. Merril, E. McNeil, B. Som L. Boca, K. Cole, B. DeSha, C. Belt . I fT1EfS all Coaches Schwenk and Lewis nf, , .4 1!AQ5'lY The 1958 Titan Track Team opened the season with some outstanding marks being set. The Varsity team was favored to take the Rio Hondo laurels for the third year in a row. Great hope was held for a number of our Titan Cindermen in the CIF meets. For the track teams things looked very promising indeed. T .ws---f . 1 , 2 1 - urn - . ' 1 1 , -1 . - , V Q, -e Rf?-5 , Y -,.,. ...lf . . ,L . 1 ' ' Q. .'9:Q1f'4f:. F- ' J, , fr, . - .. . 0. r . my :fu ,.V --,,,:,' .g,. --'T L:LQ?,g,f-J 1'i. 2' , - 11 ' Merrill picks up points finishing first in the 440 . Buchanan over the bar. VARSITY RECORDS April 1, 1958 5 I , b . .1!'5 -, 3 H 'gf- 100 yd. Cole 10.0 '58 220 yd. Beck-Merrill 22.2 '57 440 yd. Chalk-Merrill 53.0 '57-'58 880 Bacher 205.3 56 Broad Jump Sommers 22' Vi 58 Mile Twist 4.54.5 '56 120 High Hurdles Face 15.2 56 180 Low Hurdles Waltz 19.9 56 880 Relay Merrill-Cole 1:31.1 57 Beck-Waltz High Jump Dave Baldwin 6' V, 58 Pole Vault Buchanan 12' 58 Shot Putt Mills 53' 1174 57 YET in 3'- . , . ......A.1.. -..,. Battaglia puts. From left to' right: B. Ross, S. Couch, B. Frances, M. White, J. O'DonneII, D. Leaf D Ober T. Stroud, B. Bumstead, K. Ledderman. From left to right: E. Zimmerman, C. Livingston, B, Beal, B. Harris, D. Dryan J Battaglia N. Oatway. E QCK 100 yd. 220 yd. 660 1320 70 High Hurdles 120 Low Hurdles 660 Relay High Jump Broad Jump Pole Vault Shot Putt BEE RECORDS April 1, 1958 Weinan Chalk Bacher Angus Summerell Summerell Kavanaugh-King Summerell-Bryan Baldwin Harris Buchanan Battaglia .. rr-. , . .N ' It - mi fy, Out of the blocks for the 100-yard dash. 10.5 22.5 1124.0 3:42.13 9.3 13.8 1:1O.1 5' 8V2 20.2 12' 4 52' The Tntons wan the 660 - - - Gnd The l00 100 yd. 180 yd. 660 120 Low Hurdles 440 Relay High Jump Broad Jump Pole Vaulf Shot Puff 10.6 19.1 1:13.5 14.1 47.9 5' 935 18' 6 9' 8 45' 11314 FW !'l'!EZL ' 'WWQAE Y- 'Aff' 1 f -v A xjl- - L ,.f :L - .11 1 . -' . 1: -:--amz.: '- 1 .-zz:-B. : .4-.1-.. A-,L A .JL s . lt X SN x xx QASEBA Ll. J x Top row, left to right: T. Brown, B. Smith, T. Deon, B. McGuffin, S. Stevens, P. Miller, B. Rob- ertson, C. Wotson, J. Connelly, R. Stonemon. Second row: Coach Mahoney, J. Eckort, G. J. Puttler, E. Rinehart, J. Carter, B. Redell. Bottom row: J. Bemon, G. Borringer, P. Murphy R. Horgcln, D. Munyon. gym A X912 ,, ff W ie. xXx r 'K-. ' ll i X 'JJ x 5' mx ' 0 I ' K X: - . N! .1 . y If L '-'fin gl ff! I ' U - vt C-.3 1-'LN 1 I, A Yi ii B wi, 1 ,I As The i958 VarsiTy Baseball Team compleTed Their pre-league play, The Team was greaTly improving losing by very close margins, six of Their firsT Ten games. The Team looked good but was handicapped by in- experience. The Tifans were noT favored for The league crown buf ThaT has never bothered us before. I1 s a hifi -J U I Standing left To right: Bill Redell, Coach Mahoney, Jim Connelly. inf-L-. ,. isis: l!ARs'lY -qu- Miller swings. Nunn is safe at first. Coach Jim Pooley Jay Vees on The job. JUNIOQ xfpinslw - ' r, The Junior VarsiTy Baseballers ended Their pre-league play on The bo'fTom of a zero-eighT record. Due To a very inexperienced Team The-TiTans iusT seemed To error The games away. The Team had The T I' poTenTiaI and if They seTTIed down could do very well nex yea in The Rio Hondo League. I Safe! Y f - i- 1 '11 -LLL fx: , .4-J K. 41 ,- ' ' J r 0 i J' T H lg if s I j 6 1 - n M 4. A .lI ,.,,.-D ity T:7:,.,,. ' dl -TN L , . ' -i ' Q T Q I V X T L ' Av . U, '- ' .' A , fd! I A .H - .EX ' E 'V-f f , ' I. , K AL 1 -1.4 1...-::rL1.:-1L:4gg..L-.-vzz 1 , -L - W .., ' 2 1 X 2- ,. . Q . V .Y :fd . 9. ,4-ff' ,Lf ., 1 ,..f - I M, I f xy -- ' ' K ,. H V X Z , .. 1 f W ' ' . . 1 Y I .L X ,H V 4 F. .A -X , V , li'-' -7 5 ' f if .. ,-- 5.-,.'.4 ..g.- , gg- --efk 1 . ,V 1 ', ' 555' .- . , Q, . Medi, in -l. 3 ' - , Qv, G Y , V.,e2Qx' is-' . Q 'fix if ,' 'Qf '!nr3 ' ' :Mfr wa ..I'g. Q1- Paa+1'-:':g.hfG-'f- Y -f -5 'FFR' 'news' Q :U-s:-,th 5 7. ,W -,. ,-4 -'H 'suntan fMswwfQQ 2:24, lg'.1x:,,u':, '- -44 H, , 5-59.17. 11 +-' mv . , ' '. iv -vr l . , E. W, I P -4f:gf j Q1 4 -W' 1. 5 ' ..-fm . 4 ..n':fg1- . ., .- ze'--'J , SB: 5194. 1 ,Q - H- w . d1'1+'x'E Q. 1 1. ' 5 n I 4.+-4, .W . I 1 4- .I xv..-' 2 '. . :f- .zelxin ,.' n4'g-'f'-3 ul wg -, I .L 4, 0935 n ,1 ,- -'.:H:.3:'x QA..-Xxx xl ,4 X x The 58 Tltan Tennns Team Front row left to nght G Prlmm lCo Captaml D Scanlan lCo Captain! W Lewey D Schmidt P Tarlton D Stewart R Sanderson D Olson T Winston Second row R Gary T Cowles P Brandow D Wnlllams D Harms G McPherson B Sadler T Haynes R Woolery Top O 1 0, xlxs, l WN 1 -91's c 'P f 'f- 4. , I I V Y 1, ' I - , l N T N, , . row: J. Melville, R. Clements, R. Everhart, W. Herman, J. Powell, J. Shilling, R. Smith, Coach Bradford. f. fu - , I P ' p V' l . T G C C C .- T r f ' 1 9' if t- t. - ev! Co-Captain Dave Scanlan 1 SEFVES . . . Coach Jack Bradford vigorously culled our players to form a fine '58 tennis team. Gary's fine style has polished itself to perfection after this year of play. P? . 4 . . . as Co-Captain Gary Primm returns. They lust keep winning! That is all we can say about another year of out- standing SM tennis, as Coach Bradford's squad managed to present some terrific exhibitions of their great talents. 5' .Ir-' . ,Leu f '1 E . G 'i Q . .J IU ' L .71 I V is 4 lr ,ZA W 4 A, 15 , 'sn 3 'lu' ' 5 uh.. ! 1 Yu V , '1 V K -gf Q Q X N I X W , 1 1, i Q.. 1 'I I K 'wi Q' 'T ag 1' if! 1 I w I' x ,H W 49 9, lst row - B. Young, B. Hayes, O. Fraser, W. Chamberlain, F. Theurkauf, T. Smith, R. Boman, D. Folgner, C. Minning, J. Richards. 2nd row - F. Poyas, B. Ungles, J. Ross, L. Ulvestod, W. Woodbury B. Ledell, D. Bulley, S. McReynoIds, B. Sharon, J. Brown, D. Borum. 3rd row - J. Lewis, K. Lawson D. Black, S. Garrett, S. Kellogg, R. Teviotdale, S. Miller, B. McDonald, D. Sandor, T. Morgan, B. Wagner, S. DeLamafer. Q.-f R X fgwxg. . .Q .Sf i,lh'.A,ak,-x .l r M' 4-S -441 1 1 D. Blacker, J ' ' -..arf 'F X 9 x E... , XX X W5 K X fff f f fun ,A R L 200 50 100 200 100 100 100 150 200 rro'l Diving? - - - L-to - . -A -5.3 VARSITY SWIMMING RECORD Medley Relay Freestyle Butterfly Freestyle Backstroke Freestyle Breaststroke Individual Medley Freestyle Relay April 1, 1958 Morgan Lewis Black Strandine Morgan Lewis Wagner Our Titan fin-men were The teams were favored in the two lower classes, two Varsity members to I 2:00.3 '58 25.2 '58 1:12.13 '58 2:14 '57 1:07.5 '57 55.4 '57 1:19.8 '58 1:49.5 '58 144.5 '58 Coach Heffner even better than last year's Champions. for repeat performance for league honors Bee and Cee, and hope was held for the win that division. ,,,,i ,- Neef' V --- '.... 4- -D I Q,--92 1 443237, if A Practice ma kes cha mpionsi as iz .tile3iggQ,,3,m'rm 4 I r' Q- , 9.3. 5--1i'.h'H 1 MIK, . I -- .I'Le21Iri'3-.n, 4 r i rf? .il to .fs-fn 3 , 4J?i, 'T if it . 511i 5'Y ' . N ff-rl, ,L-,I LQ--r '.: -r. - xr. r 4,-, '1 I . .. , 0 ,f --sw. I, .. . ' 2: if-jxLf':,,5' 1' 'ay . an h- 1:44 A - 5,3 sv, r.,--. -'--4 ,g. .... 6 U Q '-'-msffviri.-154.-I-1--is :.n..,., A' . .. l 'R Advisor Miss Pauline Cheuvront I 'Q i G AL President, Pixie Campbell Sportsmanship Award Winner The largest club in the school, GAL has over lOO members actively participating in va- rious sports Wednesdays and Thursdays after school. Under the sponsorship of Miss Pauline Cheuvront cmd Miss Virginia Nixon, the girls played volleyball, basketball, soft- ball, individual sports and swimming. At the end of the year, the ones with the highest number of points received awards. GAL Cabinet Officers: Front row, Linda Mills, Carol Smith, Shirley Kelley, Barbara Fiscus, 2nd row. Marcia MacDonald, Wendy Munsen, Pixie Campbell, Betsy McQuaid, Ellyn Mills. ,t I in ' U fr . A ,ws A l .W ' , 1 .J 2 r - -A 5 J 43, 4 ya, ,aj N, x l'fi'LL'na ,- ...NL ' Y ,,, I xi x . P I 3 i.. ' I. l If - 5 l I I , A' ..l- , 'Tarn I I at , NV Y A - N - -.'i.f hi, l P27-: 3 A , .. ' ' V P J V V l x- .J , My ge, , Winning volleyball team: front row, Joan , x Parker, manager, Sally Grant, Ann Irish, 3 Pat Moore, second row, Betsy Orban, ' Q' W Timmy Wallace, Mary Ann Murphy, ll x, AN' A ' Barbara Fiscus. Y 7',LhXl- '-Q I H Lf , X N ' I , A ,.,.-,1,-- . 4, ' I F A W X --7. L. bl A I .. X ' 7' , vp' 'Y' gf V W6 Winning basketball team: front row, Sue .. V 'L Petersen, Judy Heer, Gail Holliday, Mary Mauritz, 2nd row, Ruth McQuaid, mona- ger, Mary Ann Dean, manager, Nadine lwasko. 1 q P 5,41 Y' V - , 1 , ' .1 , - 5 - V A - JJ 'f ' J .til . A Q I F iff.- x 11, X - H A I N . JI' -. .A A Elm 1 fd , ' J V an 5- W V by ,f ' J W ,L 1 . ,lin I ,.E1.-:'- A If 1 Ii lille r . L .us 'Q' if'7l Individual sports winners: front row, Judy Primm, Janet Primm, Karen Yetter, 2nd row, Betsy McQuaid, manager, Linda Mills, Pixie Campbell, Timmy Wallace, Mary Ann Murphy, manager, 3rd row, Jocelyn Cady, Sue Petersen, Judy Heer, Jackie Bucknell, Joan Parker, Peggy Don- oghue, Karen Christiansen. V' ,mu ax-15464 rl all Front row, left to right: A. Irish, C. Simpson, G. Collins, K. Quarton, M. Holbrook, L. Schriber, N. Iwasko, P. Moore, S. Grose, S. Kelley, B. Smith, S. Moran, C. Maus, R. Reploglo, A. Driver, A. Ellerby. Second row: P. Archibald, M. Perry, J. Belt, L. Fisher, S. Newlin, M. Mauritz, M. Williams, V. Holt, T. Wallace, H. Quade, G. Moore. Third row: S. Grant, S. Holmes, P. Donahue, K. Christiansen, A. Koch L. Ginn, S. Friesen, J. Primm, K. Yetter, J. Primm, C. Bryan, K. Drake, S. Miller, L. Leiter, K. Cole, L. Amestoy, B. McQuaid, J. Cady, S. Pet- ersen, S. Horning, M. Larrieu, K. Kerclchoff, K. Puttler, K. Schultz. 1 Girls compete in basketball at a playday. -I.-J. 1 tl A l s A ,.f.1. playing table tennis. .,.1- vrr, NS. Lorelei Rose and Kathy Kerckhoff shown 'tal l ' l . A volleyball playdoy at John Muir High School. , -I Q Q sr, , l Miss Julie Hinman Front row: C. Smith, J. Bell, M. Meriam, J. Barrett, M. A. Dean, R. Warden, L. Mills. Second row: J. Rolfe, L. Harper, L. Cucllin, G. Inman, D. Fuller, P. Tuffle, W. Munsen, J. Parker, L. Sheff, D. Speer, R. McQuoicl, B. Lindberg. Third row: E. Szabo, J. Bucknell, M. Medlond, B. Fiscus, J. Speer, A. McReynolds, M. Medland, M. MacDonald, K. Lawless, C. Letton, N. Moran. A J ef-ffvffefffefi lb 1, V. 'E'-4 ' 4,-4 -V l. 3 l A . ,' 1 . C' I 5 A I 5 l f.. f I 'X iii A AQ. . D' '-lex r ' d l V. lla ' l l l. ll, ' li ' Iv l- , Ml l ' lf. ll Q H l l l l I-, 5 l lr' ll' I , ll l ll ly li lt I ' t , , ll ' ll , , I llll 1 ,, ll 1 nfl - y: li lf lg l If , ,L Y l l ll ll' l. lla l, X. , W, , W t. ll 1 l ll . ll l, ll I 'I l, , lllll Ml., tl, .l,.j, iii? ull, lj -' vu- it ll J late' . . l. ' ' vll Baseball was their favorite in the spring. Atypical Physical Eclucation class can be seen play- ing volleyball, basketball, softball, speedball, and other sports. These recreations enable the members of each class to become better acquainted with each other. 1 -ur.-tal' .. , , Y , 1 V I N W . J 1 Ar' 1 - -- ,, , 'Q , V Ml' ' ' A A 5, , I It ' fl .gl f- . -- ' ' , 'I . .f.iIQgri,L:TE:'fFifagbgf-!l'i?:gJ ifU1lF-Elle5521-KiialQ . 2lQ,'ll-'33'f 'L ' . ' ' ' ' K A--. l 4 'ILL .. rj 252. .la - Q-A 1 . , .al , . --iz.--A 'ihg-, SL., 3 .. ,, X ,-- -FV' fx, Egg 3355- - ., ',:-r, ' It Q , . -av l l ' 3511 -sq Q -J Q fi-J '?' N -.a- ,..,,. rn. l 'ff 1 if , - - H -so . i Swimmers form circle to practice synchronized swimming. l S I Practically every day, during sixth period the advanced swimmers are found working out in our L shaped pool. Miss Virginia Nixon teaches them how to swim gracefully. l l What happened to the ladder? Sunning is a favorite pastime for some. r I K. V S! 'a i i v Y N9 'I I MODE N DANCE The horol-working modern donce class geTs To- i if L Q3 fa ' Wx L .X N D f l .fk bufqijl , X n f: I .Z-2 f ' nf W X XX ,ff . Q1 X . , gefher every afternoon in The gym. This group spends mos? of iTs Time exercising, learning new .ff ' Q . . . Q W -.ggiir J-P ' FELL.-fb, dance steps, ond figuring our rouflnes. if.-12 1,-'ff'--,,'f'f??kET?'3.l3cf'2hg :f' , .fm 4 5 gg,-Y A Hf'.2-':-571 V1.1 ,,f,1, ,, - ,.-A if-LN f ,X A1'? f-FP: fs ' T S Jffif, 421 . gg, V 5 , ,AA-ffigswkl , ,Li A. , . , ' Lf .',Ti5' 1' ' I Tgmygtz . - ' ' -ci : , 1 A 'ff NP- -45, ., -1, .4 fu-L., 5 in v Q. V. 'wvfhieh Y 2- ' L... 1 ' -V-ff, -SQA. , , g, -N, -- , W, - Volleyball in acfionl 'W-'HA 4. N IX . i. K ' ' l X MW: X N f4?ff,7Qr- XII'--1' - f 10 i ii ' l' Mk xkl IZ, ! 44, Kffa Q g' -411, i ' .NX Q Come on, hit the target! A typical Tie ball? SPOQTS The advanced sports class was designed espe- cially for Those girls who are inferesfed in sporfs. Because of This common inferes1','rheir games are more competitive and exciting. 4-'IT -S . T ,. . 1 ,cl V , , Ng ..., J. in ll 's i ' -Six . V 'I - i Li' ,ul Hockey 'is played only by ihose in advanced sports. .LX ,,,f '727L f1 ,f',! 'i f ,, ffff '71 I m m X lk xfmhill WM 1 f,'l1,1.'A4IKx'Jl7 9A urn 1. I Ulffil M335 xi' X11 If f,,KN, . , W Q! :jg A .-.. W X Z 5 ' ,, pb QQ, I I I I I I l' IM- 'J' I 7' A beautiful setting and excellent food make the evening complete for Jane Scott and Steve Buswell. They feel the MARINO HOUSE, 2627 Mission, San Marino, is always the perfect place for a dinner date. Joan Whittaker and Phil Miller pose as pharmacists at BOMAN PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY, 1427 San Marino To make sure their clothes are in perfect condition at all Avenue, San Marino. Both note the precision that goes times, Kathy Clark and Darcy Ross take them To KNIGHT into filling each order. CLEANERS, 864 Huntington Drive, San Marino. C7 Skirts, sweaters, blouses, and dresses are all found at BRAGG'S, 2168 Huntington Drive, San Marino. Carol Barrett, Rosemary Myers, and Pat Paulson find making a choice difficult. '4' Seen at the fountain of the HUNTINGTON PHARMACY 2300 Huntington Drive, are Linda Johnson and Dick Ber mingham, who like the pharmacy's fine fountain food From skis to seas SPORTLAND, 406 S. Lake Street, Pasadena, stocks the proper sports equipment. Pete Rodi and Carole Evans, being wafer-lovers, are especially interested in the wide selection of water-skiing apparatus. ,.4---'il if I Q A H R W .A 'N-4 D If - , .. U . ' . an - C. l . K I ' i T iff ' I i I be ,Q a 1' ' M- x . , R .. y l , ,I . ' ii1g3i'T'f2m1 - ' l A At WHITE JEWELERS, 2185 Huntington Drive, San Ma- ls Vicki Hall holding up the shirt you like best, Dave rino, Lynn Etter and Paula Andrews try on some ear- Bryan? Having so many styles and colors to choose rings. Lynn smiles approvingly at Paula's choice. The from at KROGH'S MEN'S SHOP, llli W. Huntington store also carries necklaces, watches, rings, bracelets, Drive, Arcadia, makes the final Choice a difficult task. and other pieces of iewelry. Box-girl Carol Godfrey packs groceries for Jill Duttenhofer and Dennis Davis at the EL RANCHO MARKET, iiOl W. Huntington Drive, Arcadia. This modern super-market carries everything that Jill and Dennis need for the party they are planning. 'wb 'iw Hs. 4 I ry r f D65 ,4 ,.. N . -.-,Mya 1 i , I Q ' l 5, sigqhhj. W. :V y ' N RR, V NX I!! Rl! John Richards is showing Pam Matthews one of The many lovely bracelets carried by COSTES JEWELERS, 817 Fair Oaks, South Pasadena. The store's fine mer- chandise pleases both John and Pam. Nita A s,. L Linda Lee hasn't got Bob Douglas over a barrel, but she has him in a tub. At SAN MARINO HARDWARE, 2134 Huntington Drive, San Marino, tubs, rnops and other household supplies are stocked. Nancy Coyle, Linda Bulley, and Kathy Burr look at the White Stag sports clothes featured at SHEPARDS, 2334 Hunting- ton Drive, San Marino. The girls are getting ready for the summer season ahead. I g ' as 'ir ffff l li 4... ..-,, ,. ,sq- NQixw - Pixy., - L25 QL '3' 'I' lildflili Iitiiiifi' I -ii HOPKINS RENTAL LIBRARY, 2164 Huntington, with its To keep his Corvette in good condition Keith Cole takes large selection of books proves an excellent spot for it To CHET MAYO'S UNION SERVICE at 2390 Huntington readers Jeff Totten and Gerry Martin to browse. Arlene Brandi supervises the operation. Which pair to choose? With EBERLE'S, 2342 Huntington, Susie Kemper Gnd l-GCIl1 TI'lP0OleS l'1OlCl 0 Tiger -' H07 fine selection, Carol Weedon and Sue Archibald have a fl'0lTI ESPGG, but from HUNTINGTON VARHETY, 23l0 difficult decision to make. l'lU 'lln9l0 I- rs: -If w :J K L uggfqyy . ..,,-1 . ,-.V ' ,-,J . Q 'W 4 1, . ,J J- ,-.: is f-fat?-1 .. l 1443. .5 . .W i I.-ill . With salesman .lack Armstrong, Ken Hill, Clark Armstrong, and Jim Givens surrounding her, Carolyn Smith is convinced WOODRUFFS MENS STORE, 28 W. Main, Alhambra, is a man's paradise. Ken is delighted with the sharp sports iacket he's Trying on. Doug Norberg and Betsy Fcalkenburg are having an in- formal iam session at MELODY MANNER, 2326 Hunting- ln the cosmetic department of SAN MARINO PHARMACY, ton Drive, San Marino. Both appreciate the record store's 2575 Mission, San Marino, Carol McDaniel admires wide selection of albums and singles. iewelry and samples perfume scents. U 7? 31 5 1 . ,lg FT 4' - f . gi, it 1 A 'T .K . an l ' . . .1 fc 'r 'J W ' . if I 4 Tx V,- N 'x,,. Wm' Q, , , - u. , 35 3 . 'u At TESKE, 2324 Huntington Drive, San Marino, Jan White, Terry Taylor, and Barbara White find dresses for all occasions. Above they are wearing some of the store's lovely party dresses. The girls found a wide selection from which to choose in both styles and sizes. And at the AERO LUGGAGE STORE, 226 E. Main Street, Alhambra, newly-wed Mr. and Mrs. Ward Caldwell display their luggage selection to Marilyn Geis and Anne Koenig. fi 'T PaT TuTTle shows Jim Lewis a cake from The MISSION BELL BAKERY, 2639 Mission, San Marino. Jim likes The cake, buf Thinks he mighi also enioy some of The bakeries TempTing breads cmd cookies. , Pretzels and roof beer are The refreshmenTs Todd ScoTT and Karen Owsley decide To purchase aT The SAN MARINO MAR- KET, 988 HunTingTon Drive, San Marino. .'1 f 4 .43 From Bop To Bach Eleanor Smifh and Thayer Holbroke find BARRON'S PHARMACY, 1271 S. Baldwin in Arcadia an ideal spoT To shop for boTh pharmacy goods and records. Geoff Nunn is helping Suzanne DeBus pick ouT a pair of shoes for ThaT special occasion aT HEMPHlLL'S BOOTERY, 27 E. Main, Alhambra. Hawaiiana -Oo -A-A -2154, X S tl? K, 9 ff . A Xf f ff! I Ron Miller and Louis Peoples admire the engine of a new Ford at SAN MARINO MOTORS, 2134 Huntington Drive, San Marino, as Mary Marshall sits proudly behind the wheel. Beautiful clothes for beautiful girls. Both Marcia McDon- With so many fine cameras to choose from at MCDON- ald and Pat Cushman enioy Wearing clothes from DOR- ALD'S CAMERA SHOP, 2136 Huntington Drive, San Mar- OTHY ASHLAND DRESS SHOP, lOO7V2 Fair Oaks, South ino, Laurel Elmendorf and Jim McKeller have a difficult Pasadena. decision to make. ' iiajf 'ugh' . gmt!-IP Wie:-n4'+ V ,myx RU - . ith I0 4 i Ir! b - ll? . ,Pg 'I 7'9 a ', fs incl R f 'i , ..z..u --1' lg!! Q 5?- xg .- . Qwmzs - l Coats, coats, and more coats that is what Luanne Crail and Don Martin found of VANDERMASTS 210 E Main Sfreef For those extra special foods BILL GAMBRELL'S, 2122 Hunt- Alhambra. The store also carries slacks, shirts, sweaters, and lnglon Drive' Sun Malmo' is polronlzed by Lorelei Rose and ments accessories' Nancy Herlihy. The store also carries fine meats. Long or short? This question puzzles Can Saray. Whatever the decision Carol Weishaupt and Ann Rice assure her ROBERTS, 2320 Huntington Drive, San Marino, will ma ke her hair look its very prettiest. 'UN - R -1 r ' 9 f' ' - W 4 l , .. .I Z' ,'i 2 -Iv- -3- t - -- As':'ffl'Sail 'f' '- FOOBS of the. WORLD 'Nw -c J g Q-'12 . N hd A A 1-t l. - Posing outside of NEARLY NEW, 1132 Fair Oaks, South Pasadena, are Nancy Preston and Martha Mauritz. Both girls know the store offers good clothing bargains. l.1.i4ii K. hi ll 'i5:if'j,-gray -. rr , V f.,,.' '-A '. 553 Q ' ' - ,. ., 5 s . ,.. L' 'T '. ?l.1 1 5,T. -: vi.-W '- , jf.' MDE-g .,iZk 'A- 'yi' Jw - - 9.3 , 3... xii , ' , 4, L -J I Julie Forbes and Harriet Kimble show oft some of the items carried by the CARROUSEL, 396 South Lake Street, Pasadena, especially favored by San Marino girls. 09121 QIHEII fllleanerz nd:-Irving ilze Qiscriminalingu ix 'i' ,- wwf ka NT' -Q' ' 'Q Y . . . i A Q Q- . ' .4 nor. ' I . .1 . ' t ...:Af'4 ' 'fi , Y 7 ' 94f-U,'- 'Ii fif' ' MAJ rv , -, ...ffl , Q.. -. -W 1 5 ,W W I YB .Nh :V menu, wp W 1 5 .fr A , ibl. ,W .I T,g'l Tifanian sTaff members lola Moody and Donna Baldwin Take Time To look aT cloihes aT DAMON'S, 910 HunTing- Ton Drive, San Marino. The girls find DAMON'S carries many clothes ThaT will be perfecf for Their college days. Ann Johnson and Helen Harris inspect some of The cloThes aT The OWL DRY CLEANERS, 817 W. Las Tuncis Drive, San Gabriel. They find The cloihes are well cored for aT This cleaning esiablishmeni, Tennis anyone? Or maybe some golf? Bill Edmonds and Linda Mills enjoy boTh sports and cannof decide which equipmenf They will purchase from The SAN MARINO SPORTING GOODS, 2156 HunTingTon Drive, San Marino. 1 2 4 1 -fl' 5 I V 1 Q! ui 1 . . 2 I I 1-g X Ol F' , I ,Q 4 ff .i ,,-J' -'C :K-ff' 3,-f . ian. k nv -ff, 1 -L A .uv 14525 TTIITI Za '3 I E' I .4 .qu I I '1 '1 1 1 '1 1 '1 W1 W1 1 1 1 ,,',, WA lfwr Q ' -Le' , 3 4!F! w1 Jr' 1 1 3 , fl in ffff '-- JQ7 , .f .M , , Un,-V-, , .1 1. .3,!f,, . 1, , ,,, -.. Q-, ' ,W V-1 ,X .. ,g J 1. W faqs. .H f , , I 1 .... 1 P- ff.. -1 B... , A W -S.. , V' ' S 1, ., -.v-Q., -.... 1 .. g ' I ' 1 1 -an-l- 55'fg 4vhq, Fl fl! 1 I ,,,'- X iixilllvgi-7 1-' x fgA r' E. 1 L51 ' I ' if 4 . illifmf., Gary Thomas sits behind the wheel of an El Dorado trom BEWLEY ALLEN CADILLAC, 801 Main Street, Alhambra, while Wendy Munson and Lani McDermid perch proudly on the convertibles back seat, AT PROBEWS SHOE STORE, l20 E- MC1ll'1 STVSGT, All1C1mbfC1, Beautiful clothes and pleasant surroundings are offered Ottley Frazier helps Mary Jane Roy try on a pair of by LORRAINE SUTHERLAND, 300 N. Garfield, Alhambra. black patent leather high heels. The store features shoes Terry I-Ieeb holds one of the store-'s skirts up to the for all occasions. mirror and desides she likes it very much. S I CP 'hu B V,-WX' :N -s.'-I:L5J I ' f Mary Latta acts as sales girl for Cynthia Bennett at THE JUNIOR HOUSE, 2476 Huntington Drive, San Marino. Lo- cated near the high school the shop is handy for Titan shoppers. For the latest styles in sweaters, Bob Garrettson, John Miller, and Melinda Patton visit TOGGERY, 9I4 Fair Oaks, South Pasadena. As one can see the selection is large. 1111! it , Ji -A ss-.. L . ,T .2 ' visrosiu I g. 'XJ ,I I' I' f ., --T X - ini? E , Don Norberg is putting his hand in one ot the many garbage disposals carried by SAN MARINO PLUMBING, T465 San Marino Avenue. The store carries several types of this ap- pliance. Although you can't see me in the above picture of the TITANIAN Staff Room, I am there. Before attempting to dig out, I wish to pause tor a moment and thank all the ad- vertisers tor their cooperation. Linda Garrett, Ad Manager I V I NQQ, 4, ' . .Jr -. '- ,,.f N- CONGFWWONS PERSONAL wasues RESIDENTS OF SAN P'IAR!NO BEST WISHES AND GOOD LUCK BEST WISHES T0 ALL ANONYMOUS FRENU MR. Am: nRs.e.A. GARRETT GRATuLA1moNs 'rue venv BEST TO vou MR. AND mas. srauuav Amo-r muon AND ms. mumcz veRoNoA Success ANU HAPPINESS TO ALL CONGRATULAUONS seasons rm. Ano mas. .museum A.zmRAo1cA MEMBERS on we memcm ' INSTITUTE OF CERUFIED FUBLXC Accouumms mo me cnuroemp. socaery or csmwseo I PUBUC, Accounff-N-rs XX Yfml X af? FQ MV aeigitg vu, X X11 XY 'HI 7 xi P 11 113 V 47,4 1 P- ig xrN f'- . -.. ,f 1 7 f x if fi Laughter is Good Medicine P ll 4 The Subiect Matter? 'L .Vi .X I I I 'fu - A . . '1 f ' fb' ' pf I ' : 'Xp , A V ', . g . I cb.. ' 'I g - . f ,. f- V ., - K s , II It I? 3I.III,I: II -I,I.II.3f- - 1-PF.. 42-3.-,.,, , ' V T I ' if Q- : I1:, ,.i I . 3 ' ' ' g ff':'1 , ti-JL. X' f 3,-9K , 1. TV, Y 'A+' 9 ' 'Si::,.fi1 ' '-1+ ,mv V- , 1- 1 ' 'faint Q ' if' - -, . Q I,.,.V:.:1:g. .V:VJ?i'QI ,II IV ' X ,, - ,7 -' 'Tiff 4 V . V ' 7F'ffi::7??f57iC ' ' '- ' , , g .. '. I I ,L ,I ' - ' V w'.:-w'.s...u, JB? I . I- -- ,, I,I'I'x-'wVV4l'x - W I A II, I-,Y xi, I .W'Vfg, ', X 5' A -.HZ , . ,. - 'og-, eg' -v -. I .F 'yt A I A.-.q,..' , t - we I II I. 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You bug me. ,1- The Four Pads IBoresome foursomej I couldnw Take it new If' I Tiluana Tech exchange Memories are made of V, 5ygQ.,l.iQQ.fJR,Lt!v 3 , ,, , . The ivory look uv I. mi, CI 'in Gang IMen of I'JisTinC'IiOnI gm. 1-I . .4 J NU 5rwgA In I-RM' v f--,w: '-.M ' ' - 3 Q-' f'vp -f' is, I,-1 -. f- '- ' +..ff3ff-1 r- 1 X ,N-Z., H I M I I . . ' ' f',,--nr:-. .,.w. , U 'E' M L- ' 'E . .. I , ' , I ' ' ' 5 'f'1 ' .lu H ' u.LI..,. . ,,,.L. ' ,ir WHAT, A QUEEN? I I CHEERS YOUNG LOVE LES GI RLS 42 ff .4I. I PUPPY LOVE THE WILD ONES Pl SPARE TIRES WE'RE CUTE Ii I Losr 50 POUNDS IN ONE WEEK M- - ' THE JOKER IS WILD fx -'QI . ff-egg-fig BLOOMER TROUBLE, HARRIET? z-' , . f ,A F' Eflifffikhgfqxfbfig, J' B ,A .. 72'-.rd Anyone for Surfing? You Tell Him, Sharon . .1.-. . .- ,.-s. x . I M t ' V g 'fr-I - 5-'gg ' 'rg 1 - ' 7423 -': Y X . I 1 .V ,f Y ,Blix r wi -E jx '11l.' v 1 YM! 't : ' N5 IEW 'fsmfiaialqj 1,12 -.. ,- ' .N N 62 9 Who Won? 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