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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1960 volume:

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S F 1 Vi N ,Q-. .L JIM SCHLANSER co edntor SUE HURTER co-editor OUP Sue Miller Pol Moore Sallie Moron Tom Pollard Kathy Schulz Donna Washburn Jonnie Wright staff Dixie Bough Don Blocker Bob Cooper Steve Garrett Sully Grant Sue Holmes Larry Lawlor Micki Messenie iv- present , . . The TITANIAN brings you a pictorial arrangement which records the seriousness, the gaiety, and the enthusiasm of our school life. Here is the campus as you remember it: the teachers' endless work, the activities and organizations that claimed your time, the friendly, casual people, the exhilarat- ing sports, and the seniors you will miss next fall. All are memories that will continue to live in your 1960 TITANIAN. SUE and JIM, co-editors contents Student Government Faculty Classes Organizations Campus Life Pep Sports Seniors Ads Senior lndex Past History we lead ...L snuck kr? bifi- Q ' .s.b. I consider it o great honor to be elected A. S. B, president of San Marino High School, and I only hope that I have and will be able to represent S,M.H.S. in the way the student body would want me to. Don certainly did live up to his words. He led us, represented us, and was never too busy to be a warm and sympathetic friend on campus. He was a diplomat upon all occa- sions, yet proved to us that he was firm to his convictions. CAROL BENNION secretory 4' DON ALLEN president JACK BATSON treasurer fficers DON ALLEN . .. . .. lcensoredl '? DENNY GEILER .,,. .,.. e citing licorice CAROL BENNION .. .. scribbling minutes JACK BATSON ,............. crocking jokes JULIE Tl-IODY ......... tcilking To Wcmlly Jones PHIL MILLER .. Telling someone lwe's our of order Milli - I G-dv' BRUCE BRODHEAD .. Tolking To Mikee Peoples SUE I-IURTER .... ....,...,.... I olking I! PHIL MILLER urlwletic commissioner ,Q l'C'f 'iff' 121- ? f Y Eff, V27 STUDENT COUNCIL, FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Sue Hurter, Bruce Broadhecd, Carol Bennion, Don Allen, Denny Geller, Jack Batson, Julie Thody, Phil Miller. 2ND ROW: Jeff Lewis, Bob Sheff, Dan Williams, Mikee Peoples, Wally Jones, Berti Rodi, Jim Edmonds, Mr. Frost. DON ALLEN a.s.b. president SUE HURTER a.s.b. social chairman Q S-.. Gb' wif'-H-1. Q DENNY GEILER CAROL BENNlON JACK BATSON a.s.b. vice-president a.s.b. secretary a.s.b. treasurer PHIL MILLER JULIE THODY BRUCE BROADHEAD a.s.b. athletic commissioner a.s.b. historian a.s.b. pep commissioner r--, J i f. , ,f-- .f,. fe 7 x pls student council The student council was composed of all of the A. S. B. officers, all of the class presidents, the Girls' League president, the Boys' Forum president, and a repre- sentative from the' Titan Shield. It was advised by Norman Frost and headed by the A. S. B. president, Don Allen. As with any governing body, our student council didn't realize the vost amount of business they would be handling until they were members. There were dis- cussions as minute as the kind of Titan G. A. L. should have on their decals, and as monumental as what to do about the student body's spirit and attitude in assemblies. There were problems discussed and policies decided which had, and will have effect upon all the students at San Marino High. MIKEE PEOPLES WALLY JONES girls' league president senior class president DAN WILLIAMS JIM EDMONDS boys' forum president sophomore class president BERTI RODI titan shield representative BOB SHEFF iunior class president JEFF LEWIS freshman class president in f my IL HBV' ,Y L: A 3 T.. kk, 2 b L4 ' forum painted trash cans .lack Roth assembly Christmas tree for school assembly on Bonneville Drags beachcomber dance on April 22 senior film shown at dance beard growing contest during spring vacation elections assembly CECIL WITHERS program chairman CLASS REPRESENTATIVES DAN WILLIAMS president 2 :I i u ll E ll I l 5 BILL BLACKBURN vice-president DUANE EDMONDS secretary-treasurer .cv ,f,, New MNT.. 7 3 BOYS' FORUM CABINET L. to R.: G. Wiese, J. Powell, P. Gledhill, B. Ungles, R. Bruno, L' Yo R.: C' Withers' D. Williams' D' Edmonds' B. Blackburn- E. Carey, B. Dibble. ca rvimc: rcuruza --g., president L - , girls' league MARCIA PERRY vice-president big and little sister program Jimmy O'Neill assembly South Pas. buttons and color day decorated Christmas tree and classrooms Senior Christmas tea twerp week dance bathing suit assembly elections assembly tor eighth grade girls installation SUSIE STULIK secretary SUSAN oreoss BETSY MCQUAID 'E f . ,' treasurer historian PAT SNOWDEN program chairman I i 1 . I l .,.4 l l I COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN CLASS REPRESENTATIVES J. Meyer, C. Craft, S. Rockett, C. Cary, J. Moran. S. Rockett, C. Craft, C. Cary, J. Moran. 'AN .. 1 5 n house o representatives fs OFFICERS, L. TO R.: Denny Geller, president, Emmett MacCorkle, press ident pro-ternporey Kathleen Asaro, secretary. The House of Representatives is a young organization at San Marino High. This was its second year. A rep- resentative was elected by each English class, thereby representing almost everyone in the school. They discussed the problems of student council, and the representatives brought some of their own. The re- sults were carried back to student council by Denny Geiler, House of Representatives president and ASB vice-president. The House did not form policies, but it expressed a strong voice in forming them and in- volved more people in the business of school government. .. Back Row, L. to R: Everett Harper, Tom'Pollard, Denny Geiler, Gary Wiese, Richard Gary, Mr. Fuller. Front Row: Linda Fisher, Celia Ackerson, Patty Snowden, Roger Gibbs, Bob McCord, Shirley Kelley, Judy Primm. interclub council coordinated activities of all the school clubs assennblq committee planned entertainment, intellectual stim- uli, or relaxation for our assemblies. Top Row, L. to R.: Mr. Stevens, Ted Cimral, Gary Wiese, Rowe Sanderson, Bill Allen, Dove Olsen, Mr. Gross. 2nd Row: Mrs. Tuttle, Dixon Moorehead, Tom Pollard, Denny Pierose, Dave Sandor, George Mattes, Don Blocker. 3rd Row: Sandy Chadwick, Sallie Moran, Pat Andrews, Mary Hope Gwinn. Bottom Row: Kay Tovell, Carol Lyngheim, Diane Schulhof, Bettyfern Bluth, Judy Goldsmith, Carole Brown. Top Row, L. to R.: Jim Panos, Sue Hurter, Kathleen Asaro. Ivan Peterson, Mike Doell. Bottom Row: senior aclvisorq committee gave opinions on s e n i o r priviledges, senior respon- sibilities, senior activities. we mcmclqe PM u IJ I . I7 3 wi QLWJ . as -. 5 ggi? w l .L aclministrati rx s I XR- Adj- MR. WALTER DINGUS superlniendent of sqhools MR. DAN R. mis . . . . if ' assistant superintendent in charge of business z MR. WlLLIAM C. HIGMAN assistant superimendenf ln charge of instruction l MR, DAN S. HAMMACK, JR. president of the board of education BOARD OF EDUCATION L. TO R.: William C. Higman, Adam Bennion, Maurice Jones Jr., Dan S. Hammock, Walter Dingus, Dan R. Ellis. No? Shown: Alexander Roberfson, Bruce Alexander. ll ll MR. NORMAN FROST boys' vice-principal MISS HELEN B. McLERAN head counselor MR. DUANE R. WHITE counselor, world history MRS. MILDRED PEIME girls' vice-principal The principal, the two vice-principals, and the head counselor form an ad- ministrative council which meets once a week to determine policies and make plans. The work of the vice-principals is composed of many duties which involve associations with students, teachers, parents, and college representatives. Some of their duties are girls' and boys' discipline, student clubs, ASB social and athletic functions, the AA program, the school activity calendar, text- books and lockers, assemblies, college information, and AFS selections. No two days are alike in their offices. The work of the counselors involves individual student counseling, students class schedules, the testing program, aid with college applications, and freshman orientation classes. Their days, also, are busied and varied! MR. PERRY I... FULLER MRS. CAROLYN S. FLANAGAN MR. BYRON E. COOK coumilbr, Wvfld hlifvfy. dliffid 030050060 counselor, world history counselor, world history, district recreation ,sm l : 'J -.l'.'l7 is is 111 L Qs. v, is 2 'E' ttf' Z. WOODROW W. BRISTER MISS PAULINE M. CHEUVRONT MR. JOHN CHRISTENSON MR. CHARLES COSTERELLA MISS DOROTHY A. FENNER MR. GARLAND C, LEWIS American government, Girls' Physical Education social psychology Free Time: travel 'ree Time: travel, r'oHec breaks, argument r MR. LOUIS R. MCCREERY Trigonometry, Geometry MR. ROBERT P. MAHONEY Driver Education, Boys' Phys. Ed. Free Time: international Free Time: 'IW writing utnderstanding. desert cabin, Art, Graphic Arts-Yearbook Music lbcind, beg. instrumentsl English IV Boys' Phys. Ed., Athletics Free Time: his kids Free Time: inot enough to Free Time: reading, Free Time: fnot enough fill out surveyl gardening, travel fill out surveyl MISS HELEN MCDONALD Homemaking Free Time: art, Creative writing, dramaties 'R vrfistws ,ent 4 - 4155, it sf, MR. GORDON E. PETERSON Biology, Science Prep. Free Time: reading, music MR. SAMUEL S. ROGERS Spanish Free Time: gardening, Dixieland muxie, completing Master's Degree in geog. MISS MARIE A. STEINER Shorthand, Typing Free Time: Knot enougi to ,All out surveyl It - . 1 ff' -fl -flfflv'-iff' 3' ',,,.I,. MR. ALLEN M. STERRIS MR. GLENN ANDERSON MR. FRANK G. ARMENDARIZ MR. WALTER ATCHESON MR. CHARLES L. BACA Drafting, Adult Education Algebra, Basic Math. Spanish Biology, Athletics Driver Ed., Boys' Phys. Ed., Free Time: woodworking Free Time: fnot enough to Free Time: don't dare sayn Free Time: gorgeous wife Athletics 1d building, Austin Healy ,hll out surveyl Free Time: Sports iv 'sf--., 137. -7'-.2-.,y,...l wx, -rf! MRS. DOROTHY H. BOENllN English I, II, Algebra Free Time: reading, pian Cards 2l MR. JACK T. BRADFORD Iorld History, Boys' Phys. Ed Athletics 'ree Time: gardening, bowl- ing, golf sz'- c -1 434 ' 54, 5 . . 'g .waive ' i is i . :Ai 7 P 566 f gk J , ai 1 9 ae ei, if ,gi ,s iw ' . ,X ,.., . ..,., . . . 4 2 ...wh- MR. RICHARD H. CLARK Chemistry, Science Prep. Free Time: music, play writing, geology MISS SHEILA BRADY Engish I Free Time: volleyball, horseback riding MRS. FREIDA BRICK Nurse Free Time: Knot enough to fill out surveyJ 'v ff ..,,. if-Q' T . ..snn , ...b Ilnnerli 'Ii We L me x ,Xl 9' MISS JACQUELINE DAVIS MR. PHILLIP L. GROSS MR. EUGENE HAGUE MR. JONATHAN N. HARDT Girls' Phys. Ed. Physics, Algebra II Chemistry, Gen. Science U.S. History, Amer. Govt. ree Time: swimming, golf, Free Time: golf, music, Free Time: reading, Free Time: radio-electronics, tennis painting model R. R. photography -1-3 49 MR. PAUL CLOPPER MISS BARBARA DAVIS Public Speaking, Drama, Geometry, Algebra I Stagecraft, Forensics Free Time: Knot enough Free Time: sailing, water- fill out survey! skiing, fishing ,,.., . Y W' .2 rf J!! ia, 2 T Q X is -gg 5 ' Q ,,, I . MR. WAYNE KURLAK MR. RONALD LACKEY Driver Ed., Boys' Phys. Ed., Algebra, Geometry Athletics Free Time: skiing, watt Free Time: sports, music, sports, television reading, television MISS BARBARA LEASON Spanish 7ree Time: music, bridge, boating 22 'w 'Y 'f MRS. MARGOT MALOUF MR. DONALD I. MEADOWS MRS. JOANNE METZNER MISS AILEEN MONTGOMERY MISS JANET MORRIS U.S. History Spanish, French Point One Librarian Art, English III Free Time: family Free Time: P Free Time: Knot enough to Free Time: gardening, Free Time: music, chori ill out survey! reading singing, travel I . . F-U it lf N. W 4-- T x Hi' WR? MR. JOHN J. RYAN MR. VICTOR SCHWENK MR. CHARLES SHARPE MR. PAUL E. SCHICKLE MR. BRYAN W. STEVENS MISS MARY STORY English III Boys' Phys. Ed., Athletics English I, II Latin U.S. History, Political Sci. Chorus, English III Free Time: -- Free Time: Knot enough to Free Time: desert for rest Free Time: no time Free Time: sailing, hi-h, Free Time: golf, tennis fill out surveyl painting, model R.R. reading, records . ,, ,, xi g if is if if , 1 S, A l ' 1 53225-2: I -. tt... uw iii: L id MR. EDWARD STRAUCH MISS NEDRA THIEMIG MRS. GERTRUDE M. TUTTLE MR. SAMUEL L. VERNALLIS MR. RALPH VILLANI MR. JOSEPH VOLZ nglish III, Creative Writing English IV, Sr. English Skills French Algebra II, Geometry Typing, Business Law, Spanish, Latin ree Time: creative writing, Free Time: golf, tennis, Free Time: bridge, swim- Free Time: Knot enough to Bookkeeping, Audio Visual Free Time: lnot enough tc music appreciation, French records, playwrizing ming, theatre jill out surveyi Free Time: skiing, swimming, jill out surveyl .d German literature, travel CZ' MR. ROSS English, Journalism Free Time: None tennis, traveling NOT SHOWN . . . MISS ROSEMARY AYDELOTTE Girls' Phys. Ed. MR. FREDERICK D. HEFFNER Driver Ed., Boys' Phys. Ed., Athletics MR. JUDGE KING General Shop 23 Vi MISS NANCY BOYLE 'creklry to the Principal 'A f ia .C '- aux z if, L, cial OFFICE STAFF OFFICE STAFF, L. To R.: S. West, C. Cory, A. Billes, J. Riddle, P. Moore. S. Davies, K. Yeher, P. Roy, C. Harper. CLAIN , ..., . .. 559151151 L V MRS. REBA GUMAER Secretory to The Vice-Principal OFFICE STAFF, Top Row, L. To R.: B. Bczrfitn, D. Finney, Mrs. McCloin, M. Morgan, S. Hammond. Bottom Row: J. Primm, C. Lupus, L. Beoli, F. Hurt. OFFICE STAFF, L. to R.. J. Primm, L. Strong, M. Sommers. J. Hansen, C. Pmbigion, 'L U'-p MR5. ERMA DITTAMORE Guidence Clerk T fl I 'r 1 ' Sig... '? xiao TONY GARCIA custodian BUS DRIVERS, L. fo R., front row. BILL BENT, BURLEY SMITH. 2nd row: SHERMAN SALISBURY, C. H. YOUNG, JIM TILTON. nf JANITORS, L. To R., from row: ELMER WORTHING- TON, OSCAR LUND, JIM MALONE. 2nd row: RAY LINDBERG, TONY GARCIA, BOB SMITH. eh fu - --yy-V -- III CAFETERIA CREW, L. to R., front row: ANNE COSAH, DOROTHY LANGDALE, CHARLOTTE Mc- DOWELL, ALTA LAW, EVELYN LARGE. 2nd row: JUIA PERONI, PAULINE STANLEY, OLLIE EVANS, BESSIE ANTISTA, NELL ROMAN, FRAN HORN, HOY- LET COWAN, GRACE SIMPSON, ELEANOR BARTLETT. we stuclq in Vice-President Helene Gliver heme annual how be- e Ins? folly e sod fo Think that if will never be that way cfgcsin. But since the first year was so great-Q-the next 'three years should be even lgrecferl Treasurer Chuck Ludlum Secrefary Wendy Hommack Qu SL- .. l sf 4 ' ' f Q7 Nltll A A VN , . 1... I ' 10- ' .,'?2'1 In ' M - L. :S I I' Q5 43l1 hui B L Y 'KX 4, vcr! 'U' J . 3 s. 4 . .3 ' X 1' 43? x 1 mn K . X ..,, .W ' A 1 K-uf vu' dv , 5 ' 17 N 4 . T. Abbott P' Adams ,. V 4. w. Abbott B' Allan N T. Almer Q, 'Z .. .BAN gA f .S J' Alsop B. Anderson C, Amos L. Andrews S. Arnold B. Asper N. Barnes J. Bare A. Barker T. Barrett P. Battaglio R- Beckman ' B. Baylies B- B99fleY E - ' D. Beman B B. B. Bennett Berger T Bennett B. Bethnger ' I. Billes kk ,, K K Mldzpxb . P Biles L. Bitter 3 VI Bishop N. Bjornsen I K. Black ,, V Y P Stock M. Blanchard B. Blackburn R' Bliss .. I. B. Bonas c. Bacher L Bfudv A' Boyd S. Bragg G. Brandow , B. Brown P. Bryan J. Bruckner H. Buchanan C. Budd J N sw C he x ' Daw . MW wfzlg . W M fi..g.3g,AfQe J . 1 new . ' V .J K , --- F 4 ,' - . F . r ., kv , 5 1, 5 ,lil n A Lx V J. Cameron C. Campbell J. Campbell K. Carnes C. Carney R. Cary C. Cherrstrom C. Clark J. Clarno T. Colwell C. Compton J. Cotton C. Curry F. Curtis J. Damerel J. Deamos B. Dibble K. De Sousa C. Dowds P. Duncan J. Dunstan E. Esferly J. Esfey F. Exner N. Foreman C. Franks R. Fisher E. Carey S. Cargo G. Casaretfo D. Champion L. Cobu rn if D. Colamonico ' . Q V -ef! A Q iw F. Crail R. Crary L. Daniels E. Darwin L. Dicken P. Donoghue 5, 'KW ,- R. Eager B. Elftman an '-J val? R. Fahh p: Aj - G. 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Travis S. Turner S. Tyler , .Y f...fs13f - . .J 'of - W 91 , 5 'P ' LM L+ 'CL' 4' T62 .nv we--'Y .I A Q vi' r 'lk ' Y S- It Q Q 'ff T N4 tb,- .. .mir ,. .. 1. 5. . ...V .. X. T T Q- L Q A Venge Vignolo Wa ite Wu tfe herbee efmore illiams illioms Wilson Wilson P Wulson Winsmn Wo ESSHBY Young Zorem Kirby Vice-President Jonnie Wright Treasurer Spence ST. Clair sopho ores 1962 I'm an upperclassman next year! To think I'm halfway through my high school career. -Have I accomplished half ot what I want out of high school? Have I lived up to all The hopes and plans I had for it? I'll have to do twice as much in the next two years! My class has been active as underclassmen. We sponsored the Ice- breaker dance after the first home football game. The juice machine was our money-making project until it had to be taken away. My class and the Freshman Class sponsored the Winter Wonderland dance on Dec- ember 5th. We held a carwash and sponsored the Care project in the spring. I'm looking forward to being an upperclassman-I hope I will be a good one. .,2 tr' E. Abbott E. Albrecht L. Allan P. Bollorini B. Berminghczm if S. Axelson l T. Ayers 4 is 1 2. MS.. ' 1 ' MQ. rr' , fs ll . ,. l x 9 G. Andrews G. Anneke L. Boker Balfour B. Austin D. Ball A. Avery P. Barbour C. Barnhouse T. Burouth S. Bough B. Bemon K. Benn M. Bennion E, Bentz V. Billes E. Bird B. Block C. Block ,vw A I-rf ' V9 K. Bcumgczrrner W. Berger R. Bocl 'Qui M. Beck G. Bronson lf-. ff S Brown B. Brunner R. Bruno P. Bryan E. Bullard R- BYFOYT P. Callaghan B. Campbell L. Carney rrr 1 xi. - r L. Celaya D. Clark B. Burling S. Carter . L lx. ll Mlm Y x J. Chapelle C. Chafburn L. Christiansen S. Christensen R. Clcuser S. Clauser B. Cochrane L. Cochrane J. Collinge C. Converse A. Cotton A. Coughlin C. Craft Craig V is' 7:1 ,., M. Darby B. Day J. Dean M. Decker L. Dingus B. Dixon Doncnt . :ik ' ' -- .. .K.k : L i 8 ,,,. gf 5. ,. A M if If n 4 rin' i V E. Duling B. Dumler N. Edwards M. Effer W. 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'W Ze . in W . ANN ln' M. Hess B. Hunnicun il K V. Hoffman H. Holtermann P. Hopkins C. Hubbs R. Hughes C. Keele J. Keeler C. Kelley S. Keeling J. Kelleher K. Kennedy R. Krcxuel S. Kronick B. Krumbien M. Kufner T. Lake R. Lee 1 l ,QS sinh S. Lee R. Lefler D. Lenk J. Leslie L. Letton L. Lochridge P. Lollcr S. Lundquist J. Lupton Q L S' :ik x V 1:4 'L , -9' I 'E Jil 14, 'S : 'F B3 J. McDonald I D. McFerron S. McLoughlin J. Macbeth A. MocClyment B. Mason K. Meclcl J. Merrell L. Merritt G. Miller H. Miller J. Miller J. Miller L. Miller V--. 1 . X Aa. 'G xi ' gm M . 8' f A., X we J. Liddle J. Livingstone M. McAllister ,A S. MacFcrlond S. MacDonald D. Miller D. Minton M. Mitchell s E, -,,,:1. . iill -qs-qw M. Moffift J. Moran K. Morgan C. Munro V. Nelson T. Newformer A , . 1 ,Y we ff 1- .fy F. Morris D. Noll ,thA . in : 4- - , fl,Q ' 4 43m nd? r V' , K 'rrr , xl .. Q Q K l K. Okel D. Olfmuns M. Oster M. Outlond P. Pastore N. Pegg R. Percivol A. Peterson S. Peterson K. Petit R. Pfoff L. Phillips ' .. all ! i li H! . S M. Mulvey C Munnecke QL' X D. Noll -12 , ,I 'Cv' , 'QZT7 C. Pcbigicn I. Peterson C. Pierce 1 . W. if S .5 , Z 5 2 J ri. i 'xg :H 8 X 3 s S. Popovich M. Reshidion '-'Fu - 'Vi t , J. Ross G, Roys J. Russel L. Sochs B. Scherner B. Schneider S. Shaffer F. Show S. Proctor R. Ralph S. Rcinzoni B. Reed C. Rice C. Richards M. Rider B. Rockett mi. H, if ,L is 'fm in ii' X 4 A shi? Ni! tn S. Sompsell M. Shecrin K Shumoker B. Simpson J. Simpson H. Smith J. Smith L. Smith S Smith S. Smith S. Smith P. Snowden N. Snyder M. Sparkuhl D. Speedy B. Speer E. Stanley C. Stapp S. St. Clair B. Stebbins S. Stephens fx .:'-vu' X' C. Stewart J. Swisher R. Stout J. Stuart P. Stulik J. Suich D. Swisher V. Taylor B. Temple R. Tildon C. Travis G. Turk M. Udell T. Ugrin J. Varner L. Wall S. Wall C. Watson T. Webster Eb' Wescott H. Weeks Fi f i J. Wheeler L. White D. Whittaker N. Widmcmn V. Winn D. Wilson L. Wilson P. Wimpress D 1 i'in . W -... if -- ,..' e... . - . . ,553 YE: .577 A C X '. i A. Woessner J. Wright L. Younf P. Ziesmer S, Agrvig D. Kingry B. Rich D. Zimmerman THE MISTAKES4 Q. iw-1 H. 5 5 1 if S.. . 1-1, ep fr ' w vw Y sg. 3 at fl l in M KJ . . vV,,', Wiese ks CU All of once , , JG b 1-V I . -5,4 if 'ds , - -+--1 Model A Peoceg '-.1 President Bob Sheff ls it possible? Only one more year of high school?! Then where will I be? The past year has been hectic at times, but it has been a good year. After we enlarged the concession stand, business really improved. lt was fun to work in it-especially the free popcorn! l remember the day we got our long-awaited class rings. We really showed up the mighty l?l seniors by de- feating them in the traditional tug-o-war! The student directories were brilliant-though late. The day we ordered our senior sweaters made next year seem very close. Finally, what we waited and worked for all year-the prom. Who can forget that? l'm now to be a mighty senior. l hope l'll live up to the respect the title earns. juniors 1961 Secretary Arlene Hoch berg Vice-President Lewis Hoyt i Q -. :G- A. Norm Altshuler Cathy Banks Judy Belf Leifha Blakely ,-A 1 S S iii B ,hx :,,, g Alan Ashley Biff Barker Barbie Benn Barbara Bolton Nancy Atwood Sally Axelson Bruce Barnes Bonnie Barrett Scott Bice Sue Bisbee John Brainerd wud' 'J .....4 . ,-, W TE ,- 4 .4-. f ii 71.-..., - - Roy Brandi Dave Balfour Barbara Ball Christy Barter Bren? Battles Sabra Black Susie Blair Mike Braun John Brayton i lc 'Yuri 5 Ann Breitkreutz Penny Briede Connie Bryan Tom Bucknell Ann Burnsfead Bonnie Byrne Jocelyn Cady Kofhy Cahalan John Carlblom Sharon Carlson Susan Carlson Lynn Carter Dick Chrisman Judy Clark Kitlen Cleary Bob Clements John Coburn Kris Cole Marcia Cone Joanno Cormier Joyce Cosenfino Tom Cowles Joe Crail Kit Crouch W':::f ' I 1 qw, e . Q-'Q Barbara Cummings John DeLonge Mike Doell Dianne Edison 'TJ' ?5 S.: XX 42. BSS FI, V.. Nick Curry Janice Damerel Joyce Dames Paul DeLonge Bob Douma Steve Eldridge ' Qu-.wer guru' 2..- in-Y Y ' i Deanna Darby Bob DeKarr Gary Derby Frank Dessel Andy Dithridge Jim Dobbs Carol Drake Cathy Drake Ann Driver Par Ebeling Par Erickson Ted Erler Mary Esierly John Evans .qui V7 Kathy Fahs Tom Fallas Dick Figueroa Dianne Finney Chris Flammer Sue Forker Kathy Freuiel Sandy Friesen Melany Fuller Trina Galbreath Richard Gary Laurie Ginn Price Gledhill Margie Gould Vicky Gould Ted Grace Steve Grant Jane Graves Bob Gross Lou Hafers Steve Hall Glenn Halley Sally Hampton Jo Anne Harbour Q -'27 J x v-v :gr ' lla... Kay Harness Bill Herman Genevieve Hoge Pip Hughes 'Q' Cathy Harper Marga ref Hileman Sue Holmes Alan Hurley Bill Harriman Barbara Hill Virginia Holt Barbie Hyink 'Xe Awww Linda Harriman Toby Haynes Judy Healy Jim Hindmarch Arlene Hochburg Glen Hoclson Shirley Horning Lewis Hoyt Barbara Huddleslon Anne Irish Debbie Johnson Dave Jones .xii 4351 A 'Q' if J ms , , A 'lv-if 5 J 'ii ll I I f ' K -' F 1: . , Vx Pam Joy Chris Keller Dorothy Kelley Marilyn Kern Jeannette Kirchdoerfer Virginia Knapp Ann Koch Daymond Lo Marr Melinda Lamb Chuck Land Marcia Larrieu Larry Lawlor Linda Lawlor Rolly Leddel Stephanie Lehr Lynda Leiter Sue Letton Chuck Livingstone Joe Loane Jackie Locke Jim Lower Bruce Loynd Bob McCord Gary McDaniel wil... . . pt . ,g 6 ,W ,IH , . 1, H. ,k,, -... me .. ..... ,. , 'rl ' HSN, W an-4? 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A Q-g ::s,gg,,'xi..:,, ff. ., ,Er ..JV,-kg , ' ' I 1 if .. ' if V, JV i 3 5' We ,, , -1 1 . , Y we join f 5CfN00v 513.731 515. ,of io Vw .ur T aw Row, L. to R.: T. Pelletier, R. Ralph, R. Gary, C. Shaffer, D. Jones, S. Vignolo, K. Schulz. Bottom Row: B. Cummings, B. 0. Bolton, B. Smith, S. Miller, M. Perry, A. Moore, M. Kem, B. Wra Y. Top Row, L. to R.: E. Abbott, N. Fisher, S. McLoughlin, B. Falk, M. Shearin, P. Wimpress. Bottom Row. S. Gess necke, E. Bird, M. Bennion, S. Lee, S. Lundquist. Top Row, L. to R.: A. Boyd, M. Reed, J. Cameron, L. Gould, B. Tappan, J. Torlton, V. Hunt. Bottom Row: L. Niebecker, L. Hall, C. Dowds, B. White, B. Hughes, S. Tyler, S. Gary, S. Miller. el, C. Mun prornetheans Because S.lVl.H.S. had chosen Titans as their nickname, the first members ot San Marinas service club chose Prometheans as their name. According to Greek mythology, Prometheus, one ofthe Titan gods, first gave the gift of tire to man. The name is fitting tor the club, because the Promethean members are known for giving spirit, honor, and enthusiasm to the student body. This year the clubs main proiects were ushering assemblies and other school events, inspiring a big clean-campus drive, and working out the details of the annual work clay, which earns money for student body scholarships. Top Row, L. to R: J. Pan os, E MacCorkle. Middle Row: S. Grose, K. Pultler. Qi' if -.a,-.55 ,W gfsbfgs .1 , W , 4' ye iz -,,g. L ,Q 1. f Wai. ' , , .i .Jeff A Kip, , , r. iffffif Q' Nt Jliffi fri'-5 of if we f.:-:ff-Wifi ,,f1. '-1-JW: 5 -,..1+ l M , iw: . gk X t f?sfe?ie' if im: Top Row, L. to R.. R. Smith, R. Gary, S. Hall, P. Miller, J. Shilling, W. Jones, J. Panos, D. Allen, E. Mac- Corkle. Bottom Row: K. Crouch, J. Harbour, J. Wallace, C. Bennion, S. Grose, B. Bluth, N. lwasko, K. Puttler, M. Perry. junior red cross Wallace Top Row L to R D Allen, K Schulz J Wallace M Shearun S West J Panos Bottom Row S Carlson L Galbrealh B Kenyon, S. Carlson J Bennett T Buchanan junior statesman Row L to R.: R, Sm: J Todd S Lawless P Trnpodes J Bramerd D Damos Bot orn Row A Bulles P Callaghan S Keeling, D Lenk S Ranzonl Top Row, L, to R.: J. Simpson, C. Simpson, G. Collins, Bottom Row: S. Ewing, E. Stanley, S. future homemcikers future nurses H tb er B En en, Bottom Row. P. Bollcirini, Top Row, L, To R.: H. Smith, S. Christenson, J. un s urg , , Q L. Fisher, P. Hughes, L. Shroder. Top Row, L. To R,: N Iwosko, S. Bough. Middli Row: J. Primm, S. Robin son, d C K ' ht E Mouritz N lwusko J Primm J Primm S. Top Row L to R.: S. Hammon , . mg , . , . , . , . , dk B H hes, Miller, S.. Robinson. Bottom Row: P. Baliorini, S. Bough, S. Gessel, L. Zohra o, . ug J. Beetly, L. Lawlor. future teachers . ,M , L. to R.: K. Schulz, M. Ellsworth, J. Panos, D. ' Washburn. - 3 T Row, L. to R.: R. Shelton, J. Solloway, P L. Lochridge, S. Lundquist, H. Miller, A. Billes, S. Helm, S. Lee, J. Huntsburger, F B. Berringer, G. Fallgreen, B, Campbe , L. Bitter, S. Letton, S. Miller, S. C L n heim. Bottom Row: S. Moran, M. L. Schriber, V. Halligan, M. Casarefto. spanish Top Row, L. to R.: A. Karpen, C. Foss, M. Elter, M. Elsworth, N. Atwood, N. Fisher C. Munnecke, B. Black, M. Bennion, N. Iwasko, S. Sayers, J. Panos, P. Hopkins Middle Row: C. Drake, B. Cummings, J. Primm. J. Primm, S. Carlson, S. Brown, S Carlson, J. Bennett, T. Buchanan, M. Swift, K. Schulz. Bottom Row: C. Drake, L. Nunn ' J. Travis, A. Brietkreutz, M. Nestler, L. Beckman, D. Washburn, C. Bufger. QQt9 L. to R.: S. Moran, S. Lytton lettermen fy SM . . xx - E LETTERMEN'S CLUB, Top Row, L. to R.. D. Geiler, R. Sanderson, L. Hoyt, M. White, D. Baldwin, P. f K ' Sllztt i t 'z:'f 'L't'.P fi ?k J J Ward, D. O'Keefe, S. Kellogg, B. Baal. Middle Row: G. Wiese, D. Williams, T. Gates, D. Pierose, D. OFFICERS, Lntbygik D4 f-I GQ, ki Sandor, C. Griswold, J. .Edmundson, D. Muir, D. Munyon, J. Stanley. Bottom Row: D. Brontsema, P. . A '- --'. - Miller, S. Garrett, G. Barringer, B. Blackman. Edmondson. ' 1 53 PM t nnis club TENNIS CLUB, Top Row, L. to R.: L. Christianson, A. Avery, M. Murphy, K. Petit, M. Bennion, Graves, J. Tarlton, Miss Adylotte. Middle Row: F. Shaw, J. Livingstone, S. Miller, J, Primm, J. Primm S. Lamb. Bottom Row: M. Lamb, M. Holbrook, C. Miller, A. Coughlin. Q ,L af. ,Z -on vl '! ri 'fm at fi Top Row, L. To R.: E. Harper, G. Griswold, D, Pnnelwart, Mr. MCCreery, R. Gibb, D. Bromsema, R, Leslie, G. Maftes. Bottom Row: S. Evans, M. Slwelron, C. Ireland, S. Grose, M, Cotton, N. lvvasko, S. Hixson, T. Boroaflw. S science Top Row, L. to R.: T. Pollard, B. Barker, P. Garbarini, R. Leslie, B. Hays, D. Moorelwead, K. Gostelous, G. Mattes, J. Stanley, D. Van de Mark, D. Pollard, B. Maronde, B. Balrles, S. Roulod. Bottom Row A. Koch, B. Smith, N. lwasko, P. Archibald, S. Hixson, S. Grose, L. Beckman. 5 A 'Q L. to R.: S. Hixson, G. Memes, M. Cotton QMP . . 1,049 UAN5 Top Row, L. to R.: P. Garbarini, T. Pollard. Bovfom Row: D. Pollard, S. Hixson. F f.. , U' 5 e ,1 W5 W, 1.4 ,gi ' -F - W -is - 1'5 ., , I ff Y , ' x T 5 - ' Q L Q fi if-ff I ' , f ,L 4 W- WF , Q A555 i-YYY f f K 15, PEWMW2 - 1- -W ' A i - 'kk ,, W K -'. f.f9g-'ifzifg ' ' 1 , W. , H' 1,1141 .,,, I u. V f.sf:wv,,-g,.f . T A , ff 1254, W Lf' - A 'ff '3 If-g E iff? .. 1 f Y ' - f Sain' ' 5111 , +,, ' i ' Q, .3211 1, 11i fs Jjifiifi 3 -vs ' T Q- .Jf,,..g,k in 4 fx gf ig , Q f S g ,H . 5 A if Q. 2 N 3 M ' N ,,,k :QQ 2 K Q K 'ff' , f My Q T 4, H f J 3 if kk , ,-1.,i,,W , f- ,gh Q' Q . to R.: E. Harper, C. Griswold. Clrt Iuka f . ! I I . I -, A -.U .L M I ut QL-, 1 .s.Tf'--4 chess Iuka Azf. Y 3 L . ' 4: J PM '39 L. to R.: L. Schrader, L. Fisher, C. Richter. A wb xlg, x. rs J . ,f ,v w-L . -4 . 4' ' ck 94 1. Q-' , , :S N , . xl. XJ' ' 4 '31 ra X. .x . K I, I A' fi . A fi am 1 , ,.. .,.. X ,' a 'f ' , L L ' ' L ' j SOC' CI g, L L s A . Il .. V r':,.. , . , an 1 H A f A f I ' ' 1 . mf -.,., ,, y mn . QL. 5 ,4gf,Q' ,jk ' j , . , K Q.. . L, - .4 ' ' 4, . , ,, V I, , .,x,,.,k,a ., ,'i?3:H,,, , ri . i i, -I 1 - ,ph L- .rw-4.-N .M ff., . r J - -up 5 ,,-f .-f , Maud. . f L. . Lfvr' 'H iii-ifgwrf. .Q Ni ' v'2ref'mL '-.Y- .mr 'fe ,-2' L he I . thespicins yd? LM Top Row, L. to R.: R. Roberts, J. Meyer, J. Panos, P. Garbarini, C. Ball, J. Rowland. Middle Row: R. Broadhead, J. Primm, G. Moore, J. Primm, M. Casarefto, S. Baumgartner, R. Green, J. Miller. Bottom Row: F. Morris, C. Ireland, A. Garbarini, P. Donoghue, B. Barnes, R. Gorish, D. McPherson. L. toR 41, wir! il .1- 5-5-UQ! 'A .K A V cwfggiaw f . 1 NQNHF' l 1i41U rf., Mfr' A55 wi S tw-S Pollard R Smith J Todd T DiGangi, J. Shilling, R. Ralph. Bottom Row: D. Billes J MacBeTh B Barrett 4 I nfl inf qui 4,14 'M R Y .. --or-1 Am' r l tl l 'lltttlllfl . l l:w 'trl.L -. ' clllfgtlll QI U 'flll'ltl an yt J. Bennett, B. Rodi, J. stage crew 'sf' Top Row, L. fo R.: J. Brown, Shelton, Mr. Strauch. J. Wallace L Hoven, M T115 Top Row, L. to R.: G. Seister, R. Clouser, J. Miller, P. Garbarini, J. Rowland, C. Grady, R. George. Bottom Row: D. McPherson, R. Roberts, C. Simpkins, R. Greene, D. Sadiler. we erxjoq N l WM. EIJLITH PHE W 1 szzmxfxxnmnnmnwfm f W f ma f,.4.i-uf i aura. If 1 1 'W The cross-town tiger or the pep assembly before ihe So. Pos. game. Winners of The Christmas dollemciking proieci. K I swung, X The Homecoming game, I. To r.: senior princess, Susie Penney, queen, Dixie Bough, junior princess, Scibro Block, Z 'H 3 u ff seniors juniors 's. Bob Sheff and Sobro Black utstandinq students A high honor at San Marino High School is the Outstanding Student Award. These students have been nominated by the House of Representatives and student council, and have been voted on by the entire student body. They are being honored for their combination of enthusiasm, participation, service, leadership, and achieve- ment. sophomores Jeff Lewis and Barbara Murphy fr ,ix from moulcuqcu Roland Chiu from Malaya has become u well-liked member of our senior class. american from sweden Bodil Liungbcrg from Sweden, has been u sweet, sincere representative of her country during her stay in San Marino. R Ny If N-..,.,,,,, field service o germanu Tom Pollard spenl last summer in Germany on The Ammimns Abroad program. Walk TogeTher, Talk Together, O ye peoples of The earTh. Then and only Then shall you have peace. Thousands of sfudenfs have gone Throughout The world carrying This moTTo-The mofTo of The American Field Service. They have each acted as am- bassadors of peace by making friends in all parTs of The earTh. The program is in Two parTs. Foreign sTudenTs come To The U. S. and live wiTh American families for Their senior year. The oTher parT is known as Americans Abroad. During The summer before Their senior year, sTudenTs from America go To a foreign land and become a parT of a foreign family. gg. KR' AA. r queen ' x ' AT ' ns. Zi' in Mi-1 41, NS' if 4, U Gi .JY K j S' 1 iii? ii Xi x FOOTBALL QUEEN DIXIE BAUGH I3 9 PI SENIOR PRINCESS SUSIE PENNEY JUNIOR PRINCESS SABRA BLACK Campus Sweethearts . . . we gg-viii' '-4A..v -Nl:-A ' hs'w---'sv'--5' Ai W 'SPH , - gi eee .e . M . :e.:, ' ,' - ' - tt Q 5 Wi K- '?2+'u'Hf L .. -in -wb. 51 5-f. wk i g wi' ., - 1, f' ' 'gi w w f ,- V f FTS V V 4-- 'N w .. alfff' '5 K K .e,., w w., ,M X 'L 1-.ip X? - , Nw. , 4 k,,f' A ,S2,1,,,v' .,,, , I ' ' ,N, 3 'L Y .e,b N C , ,, J., irrk I I N e e i eeee e . , +i,,1,e M- 4, ls? - f f. ' 'kg' Q 'j e g W I , , ,. 4 e ' 'Q n ' W- nf' ef W A' - V5 Q ,8:,4z.3v- ., 421 :vga 3, , fi' in ,v 31,1 G ,. 5 ei., A wi :wx--. -jj 15, W p X '. -fknm - '- - P. .w , SWEETHEART QUEEN PEGGY DONOGHUE 0 u A X 8 5 Q 1 i AO 5 ff ,.., my gf Y? ..,. . it i ' -9 U1 1 IMP WF .dug Y J, ll' as .-4 H A ' 'L titan 'I shield ,iz .- Advisor: Mr. Ross Editors, I. to r,: Walter Hoefflin, Berti Rodi, Jill Bennett, Kathy Banks, Mr. Ross, Leigh Hoven, Nancy Zimmerman, Chris Zurbach, Joanne Bruno, Sue Boohef. al . s.,.:.w L s,is , ' if ,iiiss 1 f ' . mais- l My i s 1 i s,si,s 1 f ii, ' I ' ' ,M V' ' K h gem! 5 waxy' A W 1 H , - s ,sii s,ss as s , ,.,,, ,,. ,ssii ' iihhh iii s Q .f i ,iss ' .. 4 i i,,s i .s,.. E . . ew 5, s,,i Q ,ssssiss , w , , ,sss f ,, rixiywm Q it ' , ,. E ..w,, X , qkf, its' '1'L . s .. s iis. i a ,,,,, i ,,,,s, i . i J sii - gig ag A K is ki is-fill, gf- .. 3 K ' hiv i i124 Hoefflun, A, P kins Dick Fu son, Pct G L. to r.: Sh: Klvlmn lQ'l'f1iW?7Wii f IH! Y AR! . Qlq- X. 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Q. ,I XX exam- ,:,. , Q ...--f' iv 1 mffk I -A-: ff : al. to r.: Mike Oster, Kay fm oo o L fgQ3Mark' Foss, Pam Little, Jim Brown, E 'bz Q ,i-- D j McPherson, ,Cynthia Foss. o 0 'V 4 b . Q ff V .f -5 89 n. ,..1-9-asv CO Iguana. at 'Hr ,fn- J., 5 if DON BLACKER uri and layout editor SALLY GRANT mr cmd luyout cxssnsvom TOM POLLARD busvness manager SALLIE MORAN Copy Pdnou BOB QOOPER photography ednor DONNA WASHBURN phowgruphy assistant LAQRY Lf-XWLOR phomgroplwy PAT MOORE left-hcmd mon SUE HURTER coeeditor titanian staff Confusion reigns! Where's that picture of the office staff? Are we going to get the sports section in? Who's going out to Yearbooks Inc.? Hows copy coming? Who'II do the ID's on page 233? The pictures are the wrong size for page 90. Can we afford to change the layout? Do you think we can send out the annual by August? The postage would be too expensive! i 9 I 2. 'fx Us ff be f 'T . 'C . 6 I .JIM SCHLANSER co-editor MICKI MASSANIE ads editor SUE HOLMES ads assistant SUE MILLEQ ads assistant JON CHRISTENSON .s N ,I advisor JONNIE WPIGHT STEVE GAPPETT DIXIE BAUGH class editor sports editor senior editor 1 .511 win fix I.. A chorus te! Advisor: Miss Story Top Row, L. to R.: J. Locke, D. Whittaker, J, Cady, L. Galbreoth, J. Keller, D. Burling, M. Shearin, C. Gammon, D. Speedy, T. Ugrin, T. Buchanan. Middle Row: C. Johnson, S. Proctor, P. Snowden, L. Cochrane, B. Rockett, M. Troost, D. Schulhot, L. Steimle, M. Powers, J, Moorhead, B. Cochrane, L. Free, M. Larrieu, N. Regnier. Bottom Row: L. to R.- Miss Story, K. Cleary, S. Friesen,, A. Day, D. Colamonico, W. Berger, B. Rich, S. Smith, C. Smith, M. Outland, J. Kelleher. At piano: C. Richter. Sophomore Quartet. L. to R.: L. Cochrane, B. Rockett, T. Ugrin, B. Cochrane Behind the scenes of 'Mrs. McThing with L. to R. Goelan Moore, Janet Primm, Judy Primm. S I Z. ,E -uJ. sb-- Tontrum in the South Pasadena Game Pep Assembly with L, to R. Dave Bald' win, Peggy Donoghue, Jane Engle. A Lx 3 Rehearsal of The Dancers, one of the three one-act plays with L. to R. Carol Lyngheim, Ann Garbarini. Confusion in the curtain call of Mrs McThing with the entire cast on stage, A . .--. - ' if'4iff9E s - . 1. New HW 41 We X I , di 'Q ,a .. Coronation Ball - Sabra Black, iunior princess. . fs,,f, ,V ff ' - I ,.I,i1Lii',ifMwVi Coronation Ball - the football queen and her court. Coronation Ball - Susie Penney, senior princess. 1 vi ,A ., an 31 , ' 1 4 , ,I- ii 424- f 39 ' all nn Dan and Peggy at the A Spellbound crowd at the All League Dance Mr. Muff Cveific, the mon who mode The Big Decision. 96 ! 5. Q f e 12 i ie The Morksmen from Main Street, Disneyland Mr. Harold C. McClellan from Son Marino with ci Talk from Moscow, Russia. gnu-df 1? popular drsc rockey, Jimmy O'Neil our new prmcrpol, Mr. Landrum W 5 x ' 3 I z 5 2 E 3 4 meer: ...M .,,,,y..,.e.,...wA..-M. .,4.Q.....-,ff . ,,,,,..-VAN., 4 5 thot renowned adventurer, Mr. John Goddard gs' P? E' ' 5 rx I R I , 1 V rx 31 M I 1 , 5' wr e ,, .Q E54 wk? r . J 4 i W , .1 s J BUT wheres Q , XQQXF -I - ,, 51- fs l.x?.aQ4a1iw':Ig1i H ,V Q QPWQ ff, '. e . f o A ll l i Aff' ,, I i545-ff: ' 5 X53 kill' U LN A ' ' l, i5fi5i, 'A K . ' l ' nf 'f- Q K K ' General Bullmoose E 5 ia X Storhng young? 4 . Special Selections Cass or The Cow? Wl-lo's Storing -M Y ' 'Fi M 3 agp ..,. ? 'Y ' 5 f V N ,W Befwfv could , ff' g 5 .QM and happen I il 45-f a fm' ,he T0 YOU .- ' su w f ' ' 11' A-2, ? Ol' Who? Nothin' like o dome Coffee, Teo, or Milk? Thody's lown of 2:00 A,M. W find my l OVE s.-r N E . ,, 'v K 1 '1 J, Q ii' 11 i 11 V 'Q i 1 W-ax 3 i Q Lf V uri! I wont To be o Cowboy's i. Sweetheart fur? 4 HE, I 41 , , 1 4 1, Cm E W 91 'L . A 1 if-e 'ff AM QQ x Hx! SENIOR FOLLIE Before cmd After gc. We belong togeiher 'if f . fi- Y gi ., Ni 1 s gn 32' ,,', Blue Sweotshirfs- SIMPLE voices The Big Rush 'n K A , TE ' 5 W, , W Q . 'asf K G . W his ! ' I, w a y 1' 4 a 4 - 3 J 3 2 , 4 5 i 5 E l X-.,., 1 fmdmn......., 1-nq Ai. Y we qw, Fig, Hoslcmg, Steve Miller MUVY B9 m'0n Jonnie Wright Tip Lidclle Billy and Bonnie Byrne John Wheeler Gail Carolyn Ann Holliday Gommon Nelwn Jackie and Donna Swisher John and Sue Wheeler Tanya Ugrin Steve Garrett M ,I . .., 'Vfra UQ ,1 we cheer K.. K . Xs...,- ' ,......,.w- A ' V W ,mv-..f.f' ' X fff-,, .-W: ww' is. iw pep commission 6' NX, A The 1960 pep commission, led by Bruce Broadhead, will long be remembered and admired. They have been consistently en- thusiastic and inspiring. All year they have made unusual posters, distributed pep tags, attended and supervised games, planned pep assemblies, coordinated and advised the various pep groups, and encouraged and arroused the spirit of the entire school. This spirit was awarded the sportsmanship trophy of the invitational basketball tourney. The entire student body hopes for the winning of the coveted CIF Sportsmanship trophy, b-ut no one so much as the members of the pep commission. lf we do get it, it will be due to their superior and consistent effort. lr Z s . ...4 1 lO5 59 ,ay dh 5 H V an Z. - ,f 'N Q -Q 'D s ', Qs M S 'f Q ' t ' V ,. - , J Y, Q, . Q 1 iffy i 'V g Q r' K my er ' 4. 'liven-0 ,du Q Sw T-'anna' in at Qs, '-4 .X .5 y. .x - -4 we 9 K, V, .5- ...Q M- ..-.1 nf- ' 1 me . , if-, ,Q-leg, A . , risk 'f' I l 9. A 1, 1- 'v . x- t . . Q .gt . , V N,- .J . , Nw:-gy, V , V , ,ff ' f 4 L Advisor: Miss Davis I 1 -.45 drill team President: Joyce Murphy L. io R. Carolyn Gammon, Cathy Banks, Janet Primm, Judy Primm, Rosemary Shelton, Gaelen Moore. ,, Q M 9 . Q 5 i K le ylxgi ,U 5.1. ,K -Ee -5'- -'-'ik 5 Ugg. ,A ,ii-K7i,gi..4.. 1' ....4..,1 --f-i Y'l.ll'h V+-QLAQQ K kv QQ - Paul Schultheis qell leaders song gurls S GarY Bonmger ug Dwyer ' DO , iiwa Barbara Evans, Peggy Donoghue, Susue Penney, Jane Engle, Karen Chrlsflansen , 1 ' , 'Y Dove Boidwm Undo Leit el' g' .2 ,Q band cg-1 Pixies egg Mr. CosTarella Director Richard Cornelius ii 1 Drum Maier My 4 - A ,Iv 'r'--..f-f s-V... . . fs The San Marino High School TiTan Band aTTended and supporTed all of The TooTball games and parTicipaTed in many half-Time shows wiTh The Drill Team. They marched in The Pomona Fair Parade and in The Ar- cadia lnviTaTional Parade. The Pep Band played Tor all The baskeTball games. In The spring The band be- came an orchesTra. They parTicipaTed in The PTA TalenT Show, The ChrisT- mas band and choral program, and a conTesT aT PCC where They received four superior raTings. They also re- ceived a superior raTing aT Orange CoasT College. -we C.. Mwuf x,,-rw .ff-T? 9-M ,,,f I ,.-..,. -'iii CN- aa- ,..f- sf-- ..-ff, 'ST ns. wierd ,iq,...,Mw-,,,-cf 'L--. po- -14 www I R Cane D Chri an G Fallgren G Halle , J. Bare, P. HoyT, J. DunsTan, S. Turner, L. Din us :Tan Band: back row, .To rs: . r , . sm , . , - Y Bromsema, B. ElfTman, C. White. 4Th row: E. McLean, D. Pollard, M. Faith, R. Hansen, B. Anderson, D. Green, J. Rowland Kaplan, S. Tyler, 3rd rovv: Mr. CosTarella, J. Fraser, N. HuTchinson, A. Hurley, H. Lama, K. Vallone, D. Clark, T. Bucknell, R. Wolf Greene, L. Lang. 2nd row: D. Baker, R. Krauel, D. Laing, S. Dunn, R. Eager, S. Arnold, A. Coughlin. lsT row: D. Wash urn Glenny, S. Riley, R. Cornelius. 1,-N 5 x f' ff .ni , -.i..'1 I , 1 .S.,. 7 Af Q1-51-Q E 51? ,ng . ',-.MA ' K : 4' 15 4, YZ? we compete if fn ,Q ,QU af 'vga .W W ,. M.. 1 arsitq I W 9 fm- l i7 5e -.-f X om., C l V tor Schwenk Come on ref give us a break San Gabriel . . . Monrovia ..... Arcadia ...... Glendale Hoover Temple City . .. Norwalk ..... Bell Gardens .. Artesia ....... South Pasadena .. v.. scneourel l ...............,.n-- Won Lost 7 l 2 .-.. .....f e l a.'..a QW. V, ' i I K V 5. I lat Akk,k i . .427 lor l Q 6 l Q 40 C l W y Kurl G i A if U ,sv Richard Gary Dan Williams Dixon Moorehead 5'10 - 175 lbs. 5'1O - 165 lbs. 5'lO - 180 lbs. Junior Quarterback Senior End Senior Guard -,A 1. W 0 Ted Cimral 6'1 - 185 lbs Senior End Pete Elner 5'lO -17Olbs. Senior End Torn Gates 5'l0 -- 180 lbs. Senior Guard ...J X ' Dennis Munyon l30l is shown here making a touchdown. He made 13 this year and was one of the top scorers in the C.I.F. The Titans rolled along losing only two games to two C.l.F. finalists. .13 1 John Edmundson l42l is being tackled after a long gain. The Titans won the game 27-13. John gained 547 yards this year as the Titans top yard gainer. He averaged 5.6 yards per carry. r i Dennis Munyon John Edmundson All League Honorable Mention 5'11 - 175 lbs. 5.10 - '85 'bs' Senior Halfback . ,533 The San Marino Titans playing their second game of the season, hosted the Arcadia Apaches and beat them 20 to 14. Doug O'Keefe continued on his way to become the Titan's greatest passer, completing 84 out of 167 attempts for the season. Shown here are 1421 John Edmundson, throwing a crucial block to let a fellow Titan make a first down. The Titans rolling along in the season played host to the Rams of Temple City and won an easy 27 to 13 deci- sion. The above picture shows Dennis Munyon charging through a big hole in the Rams line to score a T.D. Helpful blocks were thrown by Tom Gates 1691, Dixon Mooreheacl 1601, and Cece Withers 1771. Munyon took hand off from Doug'O'Keefe 1141. Doug O'Keefe 6' - 170 lbs. Senior Quarterback Downie Muir 5'11 -175 lbs. All League Honorable Mention Senior End ' 'T 1--0 Newt Withers 6'2 -- 200 lbs. Senior Center Mike Doell 6' -- 170 lbs. Junior End if n .:,,-.,,- ,t M m,...,M,,. WW.. X ,,.. . Q55 f f.w,wwf.'WWm'E b Q l Q :. 'S , .,, 5 K. ,M,.,,4 ,,,,,.,. W. K, ,,..k Am, H., ,,,, ...ls L..H5,.,,. rf. --.hz-,,,.:,g,.,,.,,y:..1..g.g. ,,W. 3 ,,., 1, ,1,,.f,f...- U- W. ..- L,.,f,-f- 1-fg 43. K, ..kk,,, .,,,,,,.,,.,M, ,.,k,,. . f A, , ..,, ,... .f.u,f:f 1.1, mi., ...H-.f ,,,.,... .V V, kkk, M .11 v ff.-In-ls-Mslxzf '...:,w'g V. was ss 1 fs., 2 f - ,.,, .L., . 1 , , , .1 ,- ' K K ,,,, w 1959 Statistics 6 ,,,k -W.. ...., he ,, ...,,...,,,.,,'..,A. ,.,, ,.f,. Ak ... , ,,., ..,, .,.,. , , .. f. rf mai, .f-. , ffl, H - f-If f Individual Statistics Team Net Yds. Total Forward Passes Attempted .... 167 Rushing TCB Gained Ave. TD Pts. Forward Passes Completed . . 84 Edmundson . . . .96 547 5.6 7 42 Forward Passes lntercepted . . 9 Munyon .... ..70 352 5.2 13 78 Total Yards Gained Passing .... 1415 Rogers ..... ..32 279 8.7 1 6 Total Yards Gained Rushing .... 1345 Brontsema . .. . .21 135 6.9 . . . . Total Yards Gained Rush and Pass 2760 Edmonds . . . .. 2 23 11.5 . . . . First Downs Rushing ........... 68 O'Keefe .... .. 2 11 5.5 2 12 First Downs Passing 41 Muir .... ....... 2 9 698 6 36 First Downs Penalties . . . 5 Rogers . . . ..... 13 231 . . . . Total First Downs ..... 114 Pierose . .. .... 15 218 2 12 Number of Punts ....... 25 Hall .... .. 5 51 1 6 Average Length of Punts . . . 35.3 PAT's Number of Fumbles ..... 14 De Thomas 10 Ball Lost on Fumbles .... 7 Gary 3 Yards Lost on Penalties .... 310 Edmonds 2 Ffonf 'CWI B- deKGfff C- D- Moofehwdf J- Bofson- Second ww: S- J- Edmundsonf D' Munyon, D. Muir, B. DOSHI N- Wifhefs, P. Wilson, L How, D. will G. Hemmingf R. Finney, R. Boman, T. ggll D. Holterman, B. Barker. Not shown: ',i. .iiii li. 'rlr l I - - .1 .1-. rf.: fs-, .f ,..,.f 4' L-. .ff- ..'. fr..-,ss .2 -- f 11551 ji ,, -- ,,.. 'K , I ' S 'f- , f x ' ' f , x 1 1 f 'X If-3 2 N , , Phil Wilson . Q Cece Withers 6'2 - 205 lbs. ' i 6'2 - 210 lbs. Junior Tackle All League Junior Tackle 1 QU 5? 1 J. Bs i 'i , . V F I it Z' ' N .l' X 3 x MY' R ' :- A 'I 2 . 13' L nl'- .:'Qfd My I : MW . .. U91-.' Sieve Hull 6' - 170 lbs. Junior End ty Sifiibr End ' v Jim Wilson 5'lO -- l7O lbs Junior End . B O L .F I K 1 iq W YQ, K X C, 9 -V ,ag 1, Q A 4 ' fl l in :A 8 A ,. ' uf .x by K? ' Jim- Edmonds Vin Mockel 6'1 - 185 lbs. 5'10 -- 180 lbs. 9 Sophomore Fullbock Senior Guard lineman I i ff' I 4 Sw..LW,,m 1 .gms Don Moclmyre Corky Hoy! Louis Hoyt 6'1 - 180 lbs. 6' - 165 lbs. 6'1 - 175 lbs. Junior Cenier Senior Center Junior End bcickfielcl Jack Rogerg Don Bronisemo Walter Hoefflin 0 5'9 .. 155 lbs, 5'l1 -170 lbs. 6' - 185 lbs. Junipr Hqifbqgk Senior Holfbock Senior Halfbock 66 99 bee TF' 'HE' 4: X mpg-:naar Coach Walter A-tcheson fll i ...af Phil Miller - Captain Price Gledhill - Capl STATISTICS T Total yards gained--2241 Yards gained rushing'--1697 Yards gained passing--544 Most yards gained by individuai-497-- Roger Hughes Longest gain from scrimmage-68-Roger Hughes Total First downs--97 Most points scored by ployerm-56 Most yafds gained ini one gcxme--l94-- Hafers - So. Pos. , Coach Rob San Marino San Marino San Marino San Marino San Marino San Marino Son Marino San Marino San Marino San Gabriel 26 . . Monrovia .. Arcadia . . . .. Glendale Temple City Bell Gardens . . . South Pesodenq Norwalk T4 Artesia O ,mm Berry Ungles-Mang. Norm Altshuler-Mang. r nt row left to right-L. Hafers, D. Carver, B. Dibble, B. Edmondson, P. Gledhill, B. Sheff, B. Stebbins, C. Stapp B Bermnngham, B. Hughes, P. Miller. Second row-M. Foss, J. Pollack, B. Hensel, H. Hopkins, P, Hoyt, C. Wnited D Oltmans D. Garrish, M. Udell, J. Staford, B. Harriman, Coach Atcheson. Third row-Coach Mahoney, B. Loin A MacClyment, B. Scherner, B. Asper, C. Moran, A. Petersen, M, Greenberg, B. Moir, D. Fyke, N. Noll. Back row T Rook M Mitchell, D. Clement, D. McFarran, T. Abbott, K. Stroud, F. Hoffman, T. Phelan, B. Krubine, N. Hollinger P Snowden. Q if ' Iii-rs: 4' tr' kv. 5 5 4.151511 if ta gg - ..- ,V J uf... . ., .. 5' W l,Ql1 .QL 1. Q w i 4 K ' A .2 b 1:- T553 T f , ,ay The Titan Bee Ballers rolled through the season with an- other great team. They won the league for the fifth straight time. They accomplished this by the bruising plays such as the one above. D 0 k Bees are in the huddle as they win another. l Lou Hofers romnu against South Pas as the Titans wi . Q I 1 Q Unidentified runner makes ct touchdown see John Esfey-Captain J I ks Q K 5 fs ' i Corey ChersTror'n-Captain Sans Marino O . g San Marianne 0 . ig. .5 San TMarinoM 6 .T .T L grg San Marino 12 s. T, . is Cifyg T. Q , T San sMarirToys .. Gardens .T . San Marino Os . 4. so Norwalk .. . . Scan Marino 13 . .. . Artesia T. ., 2 9 , r r vw , fi VLA 1, Q , , Coach Greene Ilefrl and Coach Heffner lrighfl The Cee Team under The capable hands of Coach Fred Heffner and Coach Greene lead Their Team To Two wins and five de- feaTs. The Team's Two capTains exhibifed greaT offensive and sparkling defensive plays. Bob Allan improved every game and was voTed The mosT improved player. Paul BaTTaglia's greaT blocking helped The Team and The backfield and was vofed The mosf valuable player. 13 4 ek K -uve . rlsi 7 T . 20 21mg ,. get PQ,-1 mmenftves Q9 .1ia'r1.'affn1- mffrf rl Q 53 se 11.2-tfM'l'ff Front row, left to right: J. Garrison, D. Zimmerman, R. Harbour, B. Brown, B. Baylies, B. Speer, D. Minning, R. Woodbury, S. Hollopeter, R. Bliss, G. Rays, T. Hartley, T. Bennett, T. Colwell. Second row. E. Bullard, D. Lucarelli, J. Lewis, D. Noll, P. Gill, C. Francis, J. Ross, P. Battaglia, J. Estey, C. Ludlum, J. Clarno, C. Compton, E. Munson, L. Celaya. Back row: R. Gates, C. Simkins L. Wilson, B. Beman, S. MacDonald, F. Exner, B. Garrett, B. Allan, T. Abbott, C. Cherrsteom, G. Folgner, R. Hansen, R. Hurt, G. Moran 1 Coach Heffner talks it over with Cherrstrom H51 as the Cee ballers rolled to a victory in the Bell Gardens game. in . . 'Q I .-4 , f I . f i? W ., M -Y w , v an fav Bob Allan, the most improved player on the Cee team as voted by the team. P. Battflglia, the most valuable K player on the Cee squad, ml kr x J .'.',' - 4 as T L 'f i J l Q o 3,7 I wh 1. M... . K 4 - ' Mm. 'n,,,,s.., . N 'L ...AER CPOSS Qguryljpq if S -aw' Coach Jack Bradford Varsity captain J Tom Pollard 1-fi ., is Varsity most improved Dave Pollard Varsity most valuable Steve Ga rratt Top row I to r: Kim Gostelow, Jim Westcott, Andy Dithridge, Judd Stanley, Bob Boal, Tom Pollard, Steve Garrett. Second row: Dave Sandor, Don Folgner, Bob Maronde Bill Hays, Bill Allen, Ken Lederman, Neil Martin, John Richards. Bottom row: Tony Ayers!Clint Kelley, Mike Kutner, Steve Roulac, Bob Day, Sandy Smith Dave Pollard, Laird Smith. ...vw 341,- 'Q 49 F i 51? ,- JV most valuable Bill Hays J A 3' - . A . ., '42 We. QI.. V egos ,swf wi ' ' , VM.. MLK ,. z vi ., ,,. , Q sbibg -If Q W' . aw, , Y . . i XXV. i J.. f 5. 2 'N-.-4: S. JV most improved Ken Lederman RECORDS Lacy Park-Varsity 1.8 mi...Stanley 9:27 '59 Lacy Park-JV 1.8 mi.. .Day, Sandor 10:16 '59 Garrett course 1.2 mi...Stanley 6:12 '59 Q San Gabriel Don Folgner 1.9 mi.. .Garrett 10:33 '59 MT. Sac. 1.8 mi...Pollarcl 10:23 '59 Temple City 1.7 mi.. .Stanley 9:10 '59 So. Pas. ..Garrett 9:52 '58 The Titan distance men had Their most successful season This year. With The fine coaching of Mr. Bradford The Team had a good record. The practice meets were highlighted by a convincing win over Monrovia. The team opened The league by beating Temple City, They then dropped th next two meets to strong teams from Norwalk and Artesia. The best meet of The year was an exciting 28-27 victory over So. Pas. As The teams lined up for the league finals, Artesia had undisputed first place in The league, and San Marino, So. Pas., and Norwalk were Tied for second with 2-2 records. With strong efforts from every team member the Titans took second in The finals behind Artesia and therefore won second in the league for The season. The JV's also had a fine season, finishing in a tie for second place, The hard work also paid off later in the year when it helped cross country men break records in track and swimming. Steve Garrett in competition in So, Pas. meet which the Titans won 27-28. - f. ,Q H K swf ....c '7 5:33 . 1 C 1: shi- ' vmisw-.xg -a we M: 3 sy yi? . iw? fi.,-I-, tV-t- 3 - . 'Ms . ' we M rift ..., A my sl xy . A-1-If JV captain Finish of the JV race which the team won by a big margin x Y, ,- jk, Rowe Sanderson Wally Jones - Captain arsltq i l Qapwgn Cond' Garland Lewis fi. fl wa 115 --'if' ell' ' Y'i 1 r' m ,V:iV'. 1 Front row, left to right: Coach Lewis, Bud Wegge, Wally Jones, Gary Weise, Rowe Sanderson, Duane Edmonds, Terry Foreman, Manager, Walter Hoffman, Manager. Back row: Don Brontesema, Dick Kaplan, Denny Geller, Steve Vignolo, Jim Lower, Roger Knight, Newt Withers. .- I lf' ,W Duane ond Te Walley Jones All League Rowe Sanderson All League X D1 .,.,a-df' ...,.A.s M1 Wk ' . ,,,,,...,..,... ' first team Edmonds All League All CIF Sec- am Most Valuable Bud Wegge makes two points as the Titans lose a close one to the Santa Monica Somohis. This was a practice game for the Titans. The Samohis are one of the top teams in the Triple A CIF. Gary Weise Most Improved Bud Wegge After the Titan Basketball team beat San Marcos in their first CIF playoff game, they met a tough Claremont squad, The Titans rolled to an easy 63 to 48 victory! Gary Weise is shown here making two points with Sanderson ITU and Jones l34l waiting for rebound. DOB! I Withers SCHEDULE C.I.F. second team Denny . . . Norwalk . . . . Artesia .Temple City Bell Gardens . . South Pas. .. Norwalk . . . . Artesia .Temple City Bell Gardens ..Sou1h Pas. .San Marcos .. Claremonf . . . . Orange . .Point Loma Geller 44 54 46 55 31 48 44 42 30 60 33 48 51 52 As the Tifans gained The finals of the C,l.F., tli y 1 tl Point Loma Pointers. The teams fought ci liard gc ll tl Way with The Poinlors winning 5? fo 36. In tl p Y 0 Sieve Vignolo is at the left and Dick Kaplan l2?l J for a Pointer misfake. Steve Houston - Forward ag g J x junior cirsitq Steve Vignoio - High Point Mun I K IU . . J. . 0 From row, I. ro r.. T. Hoynes, R. Meriom. 2nd row: J. Edmonds, J. Shilling, S. Houston, C. Shaffer, K. Popovich. Buck row: D. Chrismon, P. Twohey, S. Vignoio, J. Wotte, D. Kcplon, manager. 132 The J.V. Teams cruised through the season with the spirit and determination of the Varsity. As lot of glamar was taken away froth thislteam 1 because they played in the afternoon fin the 1 opposite gym than the Varsity. 'But still they' ' managed to survivgfanei have a liaagueff record. s ii 1 l , To the left Randy Meriam 1341 takes a iump shot as Twohey 1441 waits for rebound, ln the left- hand corner, J. Edmonds 1421 makes as easy lay up as the J.V. rolls to victory. Twohey 1441 and Schaffer U21 watch the happenings. Underneath, Dick Chrisman 1201 gets the jump from the op- ponent's center. 134 ,Q R8 5- A Coach Kurlak GGDQQQQ QX Top row, L. to R.. W. L. Rawn, S. Popovich, L. Dingus, D. Fyke, J.. Riggs, R. Reeves, Bottom row, L. To R.: R. Holl, R. Ruess, T. Pelletier, D. Jones, J.'Whifed. D gf' V QL KG? 1. ' 'R i .5 J X1 ig .. f L fl ,Q 52' 7 if 39 41 'S I 1 A A-, fi ,K ' new 1 WB . ,A M 4 -i . 'X A, , ,,,..- I t 24' A Rick Hansen lol makes two points. Bob Allen l8I Brian Brown - Captain watches. San 'San 'Sgn San San San San 56 99 C28 Rick Hansen - Most Improved P M. Lui l Marino Marino Marino Marino Marino Marino Marti n o o 1. 1. 'viliisllsxw' A S525 ffl S ll V 2,1 ll xwf' Q3 l ll all fr S39 ll , 4 ,S v Top row, left to right. B. Brown, R. C. Dowds, C. Francis, B. Baylies. 5 29 27 22 29 l8 20 l7 2.- . 5-1 I. .QV . 1 J , A lllni ,yV4 if ' R .K R fall' 4 .. ..-.. , QQ...J ' i Harbour, P. Adams, J. Riggs, J. Lupton, F. Exner. Front row, left to right: R. Hclnser, B. Gunnell, C BASKETBALL RECORD . . . Monrovia ..... Arcadia . Mark Keppel .. Alhambra . . . . Norwalk ..... Artesia .. Temple City Bell Gardens 30 28 l5 26 34 23 30 27 'San Marino San Marino San Marino 20 San Marino ll San Marino l5 . 29 12 San Marino 22 ... 'Wins 3 Won - ll Lost . . . . South Pasctdenci Norwalk ......Artesia . . . Temple City . . . . Bell Gardens . . . South Pasadena Bob Allan - Most Valual: 136 32 28 142 l 7 26 i.. . ..... ..,,f, track 4? W3 . Q-Wsi5,,., 'K v A ,, in J ' , HYQQESQPEH, N Wd . lgffi ' . A .' gary: i it in-, J-tri 4 , J 6 vs I gf cf a gig 4 'V 'L ' '.-A44 ' 'F t'..' . Li, -? ?-u.f,,.., fu qs' 2 A N x 1 . , B Q .. :1 x ,1-0 M . ,-465.3 . 04 w' , s' ' , 'i'-45 '- Ti .'i 'lf.ff 0 x 1. '-' 'E -.Qa.3'- annv ' ' S f - 0' ,,.. ,' 4' 1 4.6 in 1 ,f ,Q - ,,. f f '- ' . . 'X M - '45 'PSX ' 1. ' - Y' rv xr 1 ' I i i . i... 'U' X' 5 1 A , Fila ' ' -. . 1 ' ' ,,3' 8' I Y- . 4 ' A Aw an X Lair? B 'ss ' in ,:f'..g,,' ' ,M no 1, 1 ' . 4 W 'R 'O '. AA QQ, fn.. A- - ,' Qgi Q N if-.,-. Q.. Coach Atcheson arsitq track 1. Q. if f Coach Schwenk AQ' A we 4x..,Q.63, ,, ,,,.. L, ll . ..w,,,,.. if 'NSI M' March 4. March 10 March 12 March i5 March l8 March 24 March 31 April 2.. April 12. April i6 .... April 21 . . . April 26 .... April 28 .... May 3. May 6 .... 66 an KM x fs . ..... .... M onrovia . . . . Glendale Hoover . . . .Pasadena Games . . . . . .. Glendora . . . .Lancer Relays . . . . . .Temple City . . . .Bell Gardens . . . . Arroyo Invitational .Glendale Hoover Relay . .Bellflower invitational Artesia Norwalk . . .South Pasadena . . . .League Prelims . . .League Finals -0? vi W if +ri, gif 1 i i i he Big Bit A . 2 ' 4. S Top row, l. to R.: Tom Gates, Pat Ward, Newt Withers, Roy Brandi, Nick Curry, John Wellman, 2nd row: Mac White, Judd Stanley, Don Brontsema, Dave Baldwin, Bill Francis, Doug Dwyer, Downie Muir, Lewis Hoyt. Bottom row: Tom Pollard, Bill Allen, Bob Bermingham, Ted Ludlarn, Bill Hays, Bob Boal. - , V. Jud Stanley wins the 880 iust ahead of school record holder Bob Baal, RECORDS 100 yards. . . . . .Cole, D. '5'8,'6O 10.0 220 yards. . . . . . Beck, M. '58,'59 22.7 440 yards. . . . . .Merrill '59 49.9 880 yards ....... Boal '60 2:04 Mile ........... Pollard '60 4:44.8 120 High Hurdles. Face '56 15.2 180 Low Hurdles. .Waltz '56 19.9 Broad Jump ..... Brontsema '60 22'9 High Jump ...... Hoyt '60 6'5 Pole Vault ....... Buchanan '59 13'6'A Shot Putt .... . . .Mills '57 53'1l:'f4 880 Relay ....... Merrill- '57 1131.1 Cole, Beck-Waltz u ' T --Mr 105. .4 A . 'L,,L.74...- ' .Q . . .. . , 5 wi .1 rw-5 +Q,,, . . .. ,.. K, xv . 1,6 ' . -1 , - W ' L. , . - . fr-:ff L+ -. '5, 'fl'2' 5' ff ' ' .tv -T' T' 4 , g W 1-f33',,a:..Q--' 'f .-1. w. 'r ' W. feet : ti'f '.i 'i 5474ffi1f+'f-'51-f..l. ,, s .r n .:ggg. 4-' 1 4: :A -A r I 1 - -.lf f-iv' N , - ' ., H f :.. , ' ,P ' TQtwgQ'ml 'E.,,, K v .'1.f, ... . M -'4gf- . --' , ,, ,IJ 1- . f-sv...-in ttf. '.-mm.. 'i ' . tion , -aw' ' - Ms' 'F 2 . . , M avg? if .. - -H' .41 .., 9 .- ' 1 - ,'. f 13' - 3711 A-t-'ix -sw.. - A ' '- hzisiisew Tom Pollard broke the school mile record b 10 seconds CQ min DQU DW er-5 rint gee-school record in 100 ard P 9 Y P with a time of 4:44.6. The Titan track team enjoyed a very successful season, winning all their league meets and winning the league hampionship. Our two high iumpers, Louis Hoyt and captain Dave Baldwin, had the two top lumps in the CIF. The distance men had a fine year, Bob Boal set a new 880 record and Tom Pollard slaughtered the old mile record. Jud Stanley broke the olds records in both these events. Don Brontsema set a new broad iump record. as I 5j a-. dash, .. ' n 1 n i l Q . Versatile senior, Don Brontsema, set a new broad iump record with a leap of 22'9 . l T' . at 1:1 l Junior high iumper, Louis Hoyt, had the top iump in the CIF as of May 1 with a record leap of 6'5 . 139 +1...g... ... .. ,- .- .. .. f. --f f: sn., W- W CqpN3,lnKim wimrthe 660. Hughes and Schneider take one, 1, .. . 317' .4 N 100 yard dash. .' ,V K Lf - K Vkyk . V .1 Lktkz e ls.. two in the i le L In ' Y . T ei 1+.5? if Q 1. . ' 9 S Stl. fHurdIesf,DWY5f eeee L e. ffl ., . .Brontsema . . ? .'. ff! S ' Hoyts 5 e... .ev li Vifvlf- f K- - 'Bqchgnqln - 'f58.a4 . . .- C Q I YL' e. V - Schumacher tries for a good leap in the broad lump. Hughes puts the shot. bee track The Bee track team had a very successful season. They beat all their competition in the Rio Hondo League except powerful Artesia. Captain Kim Gostelow had a good record in the 660. Roger Hughes performed well in both the shot putt and the dashes. Although there were no out- standing marks, good team depth and determi- nation helped this team complete the season with such a good record. I 'Tbp gl. to r.: T. Abbott, L. Gregg, B. Day, D. Pollard, L, Dingus, K. Stroud, B. Moir, T. Toland, M. Oster, J. Schumacher, B. Edmondson, T. wFaltaS,l!ZSs5ci1Atcheson. Bottom row, I. to r.: D. Van de Mark, B. Krumbein, N. Martin, N. Noll, R. Hughes, K. Gostelow, B. Maronde, B. Schneider, L ' LS. ROUGE. , . , . . W f K at-if 5 R3 if fji ,pc 'W . V. exif av , A ji hm Avg 1 if Q me f'fM,.45 , U ' ... ',r ,M ., N fs 1 .K ,V f ,xt , A ug. ti,-.5.1.-yd.. m,LQQ1,,,,,.fy Mg. . , K sv Q, ,xi -. ,. 4- . , 1 . , , 'Q .gui ' ,G,,t4::?2,,,. H ., A 5 ,.Q,,:.,li in ' 2 z, 6 s -. , 4 f -s - ' V ' +5 ' f ef ' ' ,V . 'L f .1-as ' :mx 51 .f-.u'H.',1 . 5519.3 WX ' L QQ..-..l . ' Q fa, tu, f-fsavcv 1 ij. I -7 4'4f.1g,t' ' 4,5 ' ' -,J A5 ,, ..', ' .4 v-,, T - ' S lf 1 - '. w . T. -1 ,ns 1, .4 - f3'1,x.'i T4 .,'?:'Eif - b f it .1- ,- sf. ,. .,, T p row, l. to r.: Lucarilli, Coach Atcheson, Lillie, Blackburn, Cherstrom, Ross, Smart, Battaglia, Abbott, Hoyt, Estey, Allen, Ludlam. The Cee team also had a successful season. The boys gained much experience which will be in- valuable to them in future track seasons. Co- captain Tom Abbott had an outstanding year in the sprints, hurdles, andthe high lump, Len Ginn has made rapid improvement in the pole vault and has broken the school record several times in practice. cee track captain Tom Abbott takes a low hurdle. AO I tt. 1 'L' 1 ,,,. .0 L 1 -l',. i'.'i'.,TA -- 'W u ' A ' '. 'F w i i ' ' I , - S.,,?:,.. E53 1 M' ' -fi -D' . ' af ' if-0 1 - 7. . Y ,,, . -W aug .. .fin . --sums A , -fir A . , K. r' .., ' ' A' lf' Co-captain Paul Battaglia works out for the 660. its-.ff rm EL K. Hurt, Spear, Peterson, Gunnell, Faith, Woessner. Bottom CEE RECORDS 100 yards ....... Dwyer '57 10.6 220 yards ....... Segretti '59 18.9 660 yards ....... Munnecke '57 1:31.5 120 Low Hurdles.l-0WiS '55 14.1 High Jump ...... Baldwin '58 6'1'l, Bermingham '59 2O'3l4 Broad Jump ..... Zlmmefmanf Pole Vault ....... Ginn '60 l0'9 Shot Putt ........ Haters '59 49'9 440 Relay ....... Haters- '59 46.2 Birmingham, Schnieder- Segretti Noll clears 0' V ' Din us and Brown take one, two in the 660. 4 .,, Q j. - M x AA A-A it: , JI the bor in the pole vault. i 'y,, 3 is l X 5' Coach Bob Mahoney Captain Dennis Munyon varsitq baseball The Titan baseballers are having one of their best seasons, they are now tied for second place in the league and will possibly win it. This team Iv'-n.,,.,,, -ou- I-. 's-uw. up. T has great hopes for future years, because it is ' mostly composed of luniors and sophomores. U 1 l l I l . iq! 4 1' was W 'J YT ll W lg . has 1' 'T ' SB .nga 5 eff! sv! M an-P' 1, we ws ,.' iq-r l 2 l tQ3Yf.ffx1i51iQ'-3-574 'M fn.. - s - A T Y' 74 f-,+:15'.+....... Q 1-4 eww- v. . f - H Q.g.,3..s...., . -F r ...WN f s' , . J- . ws' 'alms H ' -'e s-its ' f Q A - '. .L J. - -..,m ' if ' mfs -. W ,f A ,W f A ow., MM .. ,?Y?'s,,-St? ,,,, 1.54, . if . 49. ,L k.,,.4.s,:.f::MMi. ,,kb L KK.L mam ,H iJ+4.yi,?gif, ' 'Y Wwnvlwhtf' I ' - ...-ssrff' ' ' .Q 1-:Hit Toprow, left to right: M. Mitchell, C. Munroe, P. Murphy, B. Halley, D. Carver, J. Edmonds, N. Altshuler, B. McGuire, J. Wlese, C. Niswander. Bottom row, left to right: F. Dessel, D. O'Keefe, J. Wilson, J. Rogers, J. Wheeler, G. Berringer, D. Munyon, D. Rhinehart, K. Shipman, Coach Mahoney. 2 .13 sii.. T ..... . - T- ' 5 . a L ,,,,, K: L W . a t C - - A , M --',.,.. , V -K ' '-r' ' Pitcher Pat Murphy in action. pn As the Titanian goes to press, the Titans still have three games to play. One of these games is with South Pas, If the Titans win all three they will be tied for first place. But if South Pas, loses one other be- sides the one to S.M., the Titans will win the league. Dennis Munyon goes for a foul tip in the South Pas. game. Another South Pas. mon goes down swinging as Munyon receives Murphy's pitch, :gig ,Af -ss Y 4.1, San San San Scan San San San San San San San Marino Marino Marino Marino Marino Marino Marino Marino Marino Marino Marino San Gabriel Glendale Hooover St. Frances Glendora Rosemecid La Puente Artesia Norwalk South Pasadena Bell Gardens Temple City F 249' . M---3 'Q' A, ' ' 'W -r. ,. 2 .-'H 1+ . 2 ,- - I A , S' MJ- -f- ' . use . ., ' . d ' 'W ' f'?Q:.eig Y Edmonds U51 is thrown out trying to steal home. Carver l8l is batter. -----1-a':.2'.. junior varsitu 'ir .x 5 c .mu .. -ff..s.., 121 .tal 4- -...Q rf tvasw - W- hit g t-V. Q: vr , gxt, - ., f- , rw. A L1..1:,':u......r' 'f fs as , . Wo... .x 'Q .L , W .r 4-, 1-'wywh K , 3 ,M ... 'iwL1y,.1 sxcA,,..L.AH,,,Ls f A .D -fu. X L ' In W? 'W ' . f ,f ,:, . V4-'w.,,,.V ,fffvf-'EJK' f W ',1r .1,,fv...,,ff. e 'N o ' AT Lx- FQ' 5 ZA -W' 5 .Q is W ,gs .f WQU nN, X1IA-qf H I V -,M ,Y iff!-1. s.aoe,.1..54o- fuwguglr ,Q it As ,.,v, +. '-li Ami Gi -' ' 'W 4 ,. V ., , W. -. ., V Us . gf .frytlg :swf-.ffs..p V , 5 t A.: .sn faf-wrrff' A. J -sivf ,'1,,5+i,-,,,,,f'figg W guns . .uv '. ,Lv an -' 5 ' , :ir iltfgf bw., s,r3,f.,,g-.xfl3:?!' mfs, V M t wwf . . 4 K, s,-ff -M3-wx spy? 'T ' 'fs ' ,V N I 'Jw-Aw, MXN- . 30. f-swaff ' 1 , , 'V . TL' - .Q H f 'Q xl ...'-.Rf , g. . .Q ' 11'-., xvw. 14 .QQ if-T au' r' S, 5 'Q'Srn -, 1 Q' l44 ,xf . .. Q- :W - N - is gi Yr. 1 it .-5 su ,.':?,' 'r:f.'-'L .yt ,, . VR ' , 'wmv T The JV baseball team who were strong con- tenders in the Rio Hondo League were led by such outstanding players as Steve Gill and brother Phil, Ricky Bliss, Tom Schriber, Len Celeya, and Mark Foss. These boys, along with the others on the team made this an outstanding season for the hideballers. They will be first or second in the league with such convincing wins as a 31-9 victory over Norwalk. This team lived up to the great reputation that Mr. Kurlak's teams always have. wt Q, W U., fs. is iff:'if4igTf 41fT A 4.5 ti 3,35 TTQPT. ,A l,yo Q ,oy l,,4...? 'Wi sr' .. 'f? 1 :Yr, '2, ',el:f2 '5'?+4,zq3,sY ,Q-fx, L f1 t'3asi 3 is i-yzf 3TfTlf'F . .-'5'fSPgfg'?,!?g'ff3Q5'21., ' , 4' ' 1' . -M '. . w,1.o.s3,-wr vi,-P Q' , - WZ, 'Q-if!! A.. YA -r:.nl.,. W A - sswfufkg f1'f 'r if .ug ' -K K K w 'V N I lx KY - . ck if T7 T T 3 - 5 h 'Q .u f 1 ' Q . sky ' c ' ' Q . K -V 'N R I f ,f . 4 , - .. ,- 1. , 'uf' T 1 N Xu. ,Uhr f ' l 3 M. -if f 5 E . Z f A F Q J' A H W 1 f sr f fs- ww' ' gsm' , ' ' V 1 ' YF' 1 i ' T ive-f f ',,r f ' 3? 1 is I il Coach Wayne Kurlak ..--, . ai wi 'I 3'5 fl ! l1W!'Y',Es I J.V. first bcisemon Steve Gill takes Throw in time To put opponent out, Big swing by J.V. produces cn lot of ciir. J.V. beot opponents. The opposition's pitcher breaks clown under the Ti1on's boroge. Top row, left to right: J. Bullard, T, Hczmmill, T, Sbriber, B. Asper, D. Gerrish, B. Walker, S. Hull, D. Fyke, M, Udel, M. Foss, S. Groch. Bottom row, left to righh B. Runclle, T. Pollock, R. Bliss, I. Peterson, J. Riggs, J. Whifed, G, Anneke, P. Gill, L. Celeya. ,54 -- G4 li- z g X n iff. . g y'T+'Lfff B i . 'mg' E ,S gifs. I I l .f-,.M,.,. ,ji li, l f yi flfg! ff' ' V Agni Q s -I g L .. f -nn- , J.' ,gifv -' W fi. ' A I ' .:..'.'4!lM ,N-'iii-. ,, 's A l . V. - f. '- 1 - 'W 'X'-iifi-Z,+.i ., 1 'tub' -' - ' . f ' . - Ed., f4f.7m.,-- .Q e -13.1 4- 4 . ' V 'V ga :N , Q f .2 , 2' Q ,L L gf, . - 5 :iw V:,i- kkkk X ' . , I P.. . Q iw ,ig QQ i w if X 1 M1 xriwwwz k.,. R p t- W in k v t . W K J - ,L , Any V A :V .4,f 1? M . . ...Qu-I I Q , kg . X, Q f ,sf 1 F 6 M. ggi I ff' Q' ' i A I Q 4 f , Hi' 3' . 2 V JSP .M ga . A A' 'XAL ' ' Qi? F 5 Vw 2 an' iw K 1 411 Q swimming 4 -rvuirt ,r Marino Marino Marino Marino Marino Marino Marino Marino Marino Marino I Steve Garrett--co-captain--200 yd. free- style and 100 yd. freestyle. f 'i 6 ll ' I ' Wxf Dave Sandor--co-captain--50 yd. free- style and 200 yd. individual medley. The Titan swimming team continued The Tradition established in T956 and swept through The league undefeated and won all Three divisions at The league finals for The Third year in a row. The Titans only lost three meets This year To Three strong C.I.F. schools. These schools were among the Top five last year in the C.l.F. 1960 SCHEDULE 23 .... ............... .... E I Segundo 45 .... .... L akewood 45 .... .... N ewport 27 .... .... G lendale Hoover 63 .... .... T emple City 46 .... .... F lintridge 66 .... .... B ell Gardens 56 .... .... A naheim 46 .... .... L a Puente 44 .... .... B lack Foxe Fred Heffner f g: Why - ' ' . E '. of sf -f' V' 5 J., W L ' ' U V 0 elf ' A N '- 1 A 4' :AMA N 4.9 .4 Front row, L. to R.: T. Bennett, S. Smith, M. Kutner, N. Hayes, D, Blacker, D. Burling, T. MacNabb, D. Haggerty, C. Moran, J. Richards. Middle row, L. to R.: D. Sandor, captain, C. Kelley, D. Balfour, C. White, A. Sparkhul, J. Chamberlin, D, Folgner, L. Smith, L, Lang, S. Garrett, captain, F. Hoffman, manager. Back row, L. to R.: J. Graves, D. Jensen, J. Brown, A, Dithridge, C. Griswold, L. Baylies, B. Ungles, J. Griswold, P. Klinke, G, Radzat, S. Kellogg, R, Smith, B. Bennett. 'JH The Titans swimmers met the Bell Gardens mermen at Sang Marino High School, The Titans prevailed in a landslide. Theft? score was 64-13. Don Balfour at the right and Chas Moradl at the left are shown ready for a relay start in the i'Bee 3 freestyle relay. The B team has won convincingly ..... ,A Dave Sandor in the upper right hand corner shows his style as he wins the 100 yard free style in 56.2. Chas Griswold the varsity breast stroke rec- ord holder in the time of l min. 10.3 seconds is shown finishing the second stroke ot the 200 yard medley relay. Jim Chamberlain is taking off, while John Richards is waiting to swim in the freestyle. EN 'nw-W... we .VI rs A A is .ff -- 6-1-3 1 '.., ' ' ' gc, , .... ,A .. .. L ... , . H M' . 't .. .., 2 F lt Y 'Y 7 . r Ll 'R ssii 0.-,f' sg.,+Nr g J' -' J J t 'M' if 'L ' ' i ,I..,.'f-...W, ,,. A Vyyyi MM,...f . . 'Venn-lv ' 'B . ' .-,-. T , i. '..i'. . f . .... ,X kk.:k5 ---. .1-Vi JV, gzy, ,Lk V nm at Q Q , ,.-,,,, '4 r' J - . i X 4- N41 ., - J if . .. -N - F t -Ar. .f A AX 1'9 M ' '- , -..farm ' ,, , ' A mr tennis if . iv vw- .. A l 9 xy-, R' -. . -dw - 'W A- , ' f .sm sewage Coach Bradford if-aff W Top row: Powell, Morris, Melville, Reimers, Campbell, Woodbury, Hartly, McAllister, Everhart Brandow. Second row: Winston, Barker, MacClyment, Haynes, Warfield, Lewis, Everhart, Herman Rook. Bottom row: Edmundson, Williams, Lewy, Gary, Brandow, Olson, Cowles. Johnny Edmondson ef in 11+ f ,. ,avril Q Jury, 3 in h Ted Winston Winston Lewy -.... ww-nr' I 1, 5 ' 781, U H HALNM M V M W ., , ,.,..,. .,i -N -M., VA X., ,.,., . I 'fy 5, , , , 4 3' 3:1 ' :r:::':g:', -':::.:::.:a. ' f:'g5:g'jjj,, Q Y :'Z. 3 .. +.:' M'- 3-N''531-314-Ef IIT77777+35f:'::..,::L,.,. .f - f 'ZZR!3:!f'.,,...,..,,.,w.,..n..- W V ,,,,,,,,,,,,,. W I N -fx-ZX. -..ue+f-pa-+,b,.v........+H MM.--'39,-an-,,A,M .-.4s-.,,..H,......-...f+ .w1 ...... ....,...... A V V V Y ,......,-.,....,.......-.A..t,..,-+-Wm: . y r:f'?':i ':'f'fi Tf? .:.r,:z: '...,.',,.f '+',,,,,,,.,.L 'f 'tim-':::.-,...-'-:'::u. 2r N . .. A ,,,,, N, . . . , . . .. --.. . ....-,,,..,,.:..,,.:wfggf1::Z..'TIT'..4.:..-:. 'W ,f W A. ..fr.:::.:1,,::. . M...,,.f57,1,gfgg:.:,:y. 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' A is ' N ' 5 J , ,gd w, 'f1., Q11 5 r '1'-- 7 .1 Q + it ' F' 1 W: 'R fa . - . . :life S I 4 'S . 3 V X. Q 3 W' 4 Q2 , ' L21 k , f s L . I' li.,- ijixii 3 3' lf 9. ' fi 4 f ,fs 1 ' N .f H fwfvfl' , V x . 1.1 i v ' ' ii? 4 az I? Q- .ffj .2 W , , 1 -.I 1- 4 ' 4 . V Y, 2, Viv- ', 3 we- r ju- 311 1 5 X 2 5 J f f 4, -' z G, 'f 3 , Q. . ' fi, its wisf' .- 55 s 1 ,'4'f5?i'?-'gf' V . , viz. H y um? di r? . 2+ fwaf, i 'S i D-vu '+in- Lucos shows his co-ordination with an iron. He is a varsity player as a Ken Klotz smiles for cameramen as he shows his stuff with a driver, freshman. qolf hi s J Top row, left to right: B. Duma, P, Oltmans, K. Klotz, T, Lucas, P. Admans, P. Gledhill. Front row, left to right: Coach Baca, G. Carter, B. Gross, J. Bullard J Stafford, P. Miller. arp-. '-' qv. Roxanne Replogle Vice President Miss Pauline Clteuvront Advisor . gf 4' Patty Little Secretary Sallie Moran Treasurer - 4- ' Shirley Kelley President we ,-7 4 .iv V ' . C l is Q Cathy Quarton Publicity Chairman Linda Schrader Sports Managers: Karen Venge - Swimming Pip Hughes - Individual Sports Sindy Hawke - Softball Kip Petit- Volleyball Mrs. Julie Hmmm, Girls' P.E. Assistant Nadine lwaslco M y yv K Carol Gotferdson Pe99Y Erlckson Jocelyn Cady Scenes from a playday, intermural sports tour- nament, at San Gabriel High School Upper left: entertainment by San Gabriels' yell leaders, right: home run for the other team, lower left: little more effort to get that ball, right: Ushe puts her whole self into the game. 3 we Pclte nior Senior Roofing Section Senior Lawn J 4--JI B'-Toi.. XNWXXQ Xi.,,. 2 xii .2 x V , ' . , X . . ,MKS 1? Q? l , . i 5 I . X v' 'V 3 Senior Lunch Court Senior Wcilk privilege an Senior Parking Lot Choice Auditorium Sects and First Dis- missal Senior Teaching Day 9- 51 Y M Q g fi. STAG li D00 ll vb Senior Pioy F s niors 1 awed.. .ui K'i1W ln Wally Jones president Bettyfern Bluth secretary X Q-f-'inf F Tom Pollard vice president Don Blocker treasurer MMM 5? '1. M94 The senior year of high school-it's an epitome we'd admired tor a long time Funny that, when we finally did make it, we were often times too busy, too worried, or too lazy to notice the respect and leader- ship looked for in us, That trust was a big responsibility. We sometimes betrayed that trust. Funny, too, that the 'igood times of the senior year that we'd always before consid- ered so elite and so sophisticated were shallow and do not live in our memories. We remember more clearly the triumphs and even failures of ourselves-as indi- viduals, as a class. We look at the past four years of high school with sentiment, What rosy clouds we were in! How much we thought we knew when how little we knew. But-that innocence was sweet, that cloud was rosy. It's sad that we can never again return to it. The uncertainty of the future was and is real. Where am I going next year? What am l going to do in my life? Who am l in the world? These questions add new signifi cance and new depth to our lives. We a little uncertain, but we are challenged the future. We are even excited, We much ahead of us, We have much to Janet Kneubuhl social chairman gf ' , w--my CT' l '- FORREST AARVIG ELSA ABBOTT CELIA ACKERSON DON ALLEN Girls wonder what goes on She's so quiet and shyg you never Fair tresses reflect sunlight. He has a head to contrive, a tongue behind his silence. know when she's near by. Tri-Y I,2,3,4 to persuade, and a brain to execute Bambinos 3,4 FNA 3,4 ASB President 4 Tri-Y l,2,3 FNA President 4 B Football l,2,3 Art Club 4 Pandias 3,4 B Football Co-Cap. 2 Latin Club 3 Spanish Club 1,2 Jr. Red Cross 1,2,3,4 ASB Soc. Comm. 2,3 Boys' Forum Council 2 Prometheans 4 SANDY ALLEN Youth will have its fling. Pandios 3,4 l3Is4r if BILL ALLEN On the sea of life, every man is his own pilot. Senior Advisory Board 4 Varsity Baseball 3,4 Hi-Y 4 Entered Jr. Year CHRIS ANDERSON Her mind is here, but her heart is elsewhere. Sr. Privilege Comm. 4 Tri-Y Chaplain 3 Blue Bonnets 3,4 Ski Club 1 GL Asst. Chairman 4 Art Club 4 DIANE ANDERSON Style is her motto. Anitas 3,4 Drill Team 3,4 Tri-Y 3 Anitas Corr. Sec. 4 Nina--.s 1199 JACKIE ANDERSON MARSHALL ANDERSON MARY ANDREW PAT ANDREWS Imagination plus. No oupid's darts for me. There is mischief in her eyes. ., . . on with the partyf, C.S.F. 1,2,3 Radio Club 1,2,3 Anitos 3,4 Blue Bonnets Corresponding Secretary Pandias 3,4 Math Club 4 Tri-Y House of Representatives 3 Future Nurses Club 1,2 Basketball 4 Mixed Chorus 3,4 Senior Advisory Board 4 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Jr. Red Cross 2 Drill Team 2,3 Tri'Hi-Y Treasurer 1 Girls' League Lost and Found Committee 1,2 C.S.F. 1,2 French Club 3 PEGGY ARCHIBALD True to her word, her work, and her friends. C.S.F. 2,3 Math Club 2,3 G.A.L. 2 Science Club 4 French Club 2,3 A.S.B. Ways and Means Committee 3,4 LINDA ARNOLD She's got what it takes. Blue Bonnets 3,4 Dramatics 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 G.A.L. 1 Art Club 1,2 Social Committee 1,2,3 KATHLEEN ASARO ANDREA AYERS Good nature and good sense She,s clever and quick, are always companions. quite capable too. C.S.F. 1,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,4 House of Representatives Secretary 4 Future Nurses 1 Blue Bonnets Recording Secretary 4 Jr. Red Cross 1 Assembly Committee Secretary 4 Jr. Auxiliary to St. Lukes Hospital 3 Latin Club 3 A.S.B. Social Committee 4 Tri-Hi-Y 1,3,4 Art Club 1 3 wa-air 5-u f' A, Q i.. ,, 5,' :- 31? , 4, .. ,. .i,., J: BARBARA BAILLIE A good disposition is more iralualflc than gold. Tri-Hi-Y i,2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 4 Anitas 3,4 Anitas Financial Secretary 4 A.S.B. Social Committee 2,4 French Club 1,2 JACK BATSON Work is my middle name, but play is my first. A.S,B, Treasurer 4 Class Treasurer 2 Boys' Forum Representative l Football 3,4 Track l,3,4 DAVE BALDWIN Man is the merriest species of all. Yell Leader 4 Basketball l,2,3 Track l,2,3,4 LOUIS CHANNING BALL Ill GARY BARRINGER Hold the fort. I'm coming. With a lucky man. all things are lurky National Thespian Society Life Member 4 Yell Leader 3,4 Spanish Club 4 Entered Senior Year Baseball l,2,3,4 Basketball l,2,3 Lettermen's Club 3,4 Track Most Valuable Player l Foofbcll 1 Hi-Y 'l,2,4 Lettermen's Club 3,4 DIXIE BAUGH Faircst of them all. Football Queen 4 Blue Bonnets Financial Secretary 4 Tri-Hi-Y Council Secretary 3 Titanian Senior Editor 4 Drill Team 2 Girls' League Class Representative 3 Ile LARRY BAYLIES majored in alibiology. Swimming l,2,3,4 Football 1,3 'Art Club 4 Sailing Club 3,4 Hi-Y i,2,3,4 LU-AN BEALL Flawless. Spanish Club 4 Art Club 1,4 Drill Team 3 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4 A.S.B. Social Committee 2,4 Anitas 3,4 A rw 52 lcv LINDA BECKMAN Whafs this thing called lov French Club 2,3,4 Math Club 2,3,4 Science Club 3,4 A.S.B. Social Comm. 2,3,4 C.S.F. 3 Entered Soph. Year e? JILL BENNETT Friendship needs no teaching. GL Historian 3 Drill Team 4 C.S.F. 3 A.S.B. Social Comm. 4 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4 JA 3 QM' CAROL BENNION A woman who is liked is always a success. A.S.B. Secretary 4 Drill Team 2,3 Outstanding Student 2,3 C.S.F. l,2,3,4 Prometheans 3,4 JA President 4 i C ASTRID BILLES A girl who does her own thinking needs no one's advice. Latin Club 2,3,4 Jr. Statesmen 4 N.F.L. 4 C.S.F. 3 Entered Soph. Year 12 BILL BLACKBURN DON BLACKER BOB BLACKMAN BETTYFERN BLUTH Leader of the men, Don't wait for success, go after it, When there's mischief brewing, Few people' possess her quality follower of the women. Class Treasurer 4 h6',S lillfflg 5716 Sliffiflg- of sincerity. Football 1,2 Prometheans 4 Football GL Representative l Basketball 1,2 Titanian Art Ed. 4 Baseball Anitas 3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 C,S,F, 1,2,3,4 Lettermens Club Prometheans 3,4 C.S.F. 2 Swimming l,2,3,4 Ski Club Prometlfieans Sec. 3 Ski Club l,2,3,4 Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Math Club Sr. Advisory Comm, l64 Science Club Class Secreta ry 4 ROGER BOMAN Ile lrlwivs zz lol, but says little. Swimming 1,2 Cross Country 3 Football 4 Titan Tones 1 JOYCE BONAS 5'1'1l like to be rzzmglily mullzvr zuorfz let me Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 G.A.L. 1,2 Spanish Club 1,4 Anitas 3,4 Q II : an y ff.,i,M, yn 1. W 1 f Y ...y.w.k. 3 an i Q rs 4 i PETE BRANDOW BRUCE BROADHEAD DON BRONTSEMA Korn swzsc and mmmnn sense lust ask the fairer an A zmrlfl Illfllllllf sports and lots of mont. for 7lIlfl.9l'l1.YC?. Pep Commissioner 4 is nal a imrlal Ski Club 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Football 1 2 3 4 Ski Club Pres. 4 Football 1,2,3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 V.P. Pep 4 Student Council 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Cross Country 3 All-School Play 4 Math Club 4 Hi-Y l,2,3 Tennis 1,2,3,4 CARROL BROWN JIM BROWN FRED BRUCKNER JOANN BRUNO A million minutes, a million moods. Every man is a volume if 'gl stand on the brink of sncress, The greatest possession is Spanish Club 1,4 you know how to read him. zivonlt somebody push me off? self-possession. Tri-Y 1 Band 1 G.A.L. 1 Future Nurses 1,2 Swimming 1,2,3,4 Spanish Club 1,2 Junior Statesmen 2,3 Titan Shield 4 Bambinos 3,4 Senior Privilege Committee 4 Lettermen's Club 4 Titan Shield Staff 4 TAWNA BUCHANAN Friendly and full of fun. Drill Team 2,3 Junior Red Cross Council 1,4 Choir 1,2,3,4 Pandias 3,4 C.S.F. 3 A.S.B. Social Committee 1,2,4 Spanish Club 4 TOM BUCKLEY JIM BULLARD DOUG BULLEY Give him a motor and he'll be happy. Wise is he who learns from other men. Reaching for his goal in a quiet way Senior Advisory Council 4 Swimming 1,2 Track 2,3 Cross Country 2 Football 2,3 Pep Commission 4 House of Representatives 3 Football 1,2 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 93 L Q CAROL BURGER SHARON BURKE A sunny smile makes a Silence is safer than speech. rheerlul greeting. French Club 3,4 G.A.L. 3 Tri-Y 3,4 Anitas 3,4 Junior Altar Guild 3,4 Entered Junior Year DIANE BURLING Felieitious fancy. Drill Team 3 Jr. Red Cross 'I Tri-Y l,2,3,4 Tri-Y Secretary 3 Future Nurses 2 St. Luke's Auxiliary 3,4 mb . BILL BYRNE It isn't what yUlL do, it's what you get away with. Football l,2,3 Track 2 Street Racing 3,4 Sr. English Paper Monitor 4 TANYA CALLOWAY MARIE CAMPBELL SUSAN CARROL A newromer, hut a friend Quiet persons are welcome everywhere. The only way to get rid of temptation to all who know her. Tri-Y I,2,3,4 is to yield to it. Blue Bonnets 4 Tri-Y Treasurer 3 Entered Junior Year ASB. Social Committee 4 French Club I,2,4 Tri-Y 4 Future Nurses 3 G.A.L. 4 Entered Senior year GARRY CARTER The great pretencler. Lettermen's Club 3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Golf 2,3,4 Hi-Y I,2,3,4 Golf Club 2,3,4 Football I COLLEEN CARY 'MARY ANN CASARETTO R.S.V.P. eyes. I shall be a lady, forever. Girls' League Cabinet 4 Bambinos 3,4 Bambinos 3,4 A.S.B. Social Committee 2,4 Bambinos Recording Secretary 4 Art Club 4 Prom Committee 3 G.A.L. I French Club 3 Tri-Y 1,2,3 Entered Junior year Spanish Club 4 ROLAND CHIU DON CH EHOCK Friendship is to be purchased I never trouble trouble until only by friendship. trouble troubles me. A.F.S. Exchange Student from Malaya 4 SANDY CHADWICK When you see her red hair-beware! Quill and Scroll 3,4 Tri-Y Vice President 3 Senior Advisory Board 4 French Club 1,4 St. Luke's Auxiliary Publicity Chrmn. 4 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4 KAREN CHRISUANSEN Never ask again why gentlemen prefer blondes. Song Girl 4 Flag Girl 3 Drill Team 2 G.A.L. l,2 Spanish Club 4 Blue Bonnets 3,4 JIM CHAMBERLAIN There is something in his looks that reminds us of a great scholar. C.S.F. 1 Swimming I,2,4 Math Club TED ClMERAl. For he's a jolly good Senior! Football l,2,4 Basketball I Hi-Y 2,4 MARY ANN CLARK CANDY CLEARY MARY COLEMAN BARBARA COLLINGE Quiet to those who know her not, So much more refreshing. Some think she's quietg W ho could ask for anything more? jolly to those who do. French Club I others know better. Spanish Club 1,4 Bambinos 3,4 G.A.L. 2,3 G.A.L. 4 G.A.L. 1 A.S.B. Social Committee 1,4 Spanish Club 3 Tri-Y 4 A.S.B. Social Committee 3,4 Tri-Y 1,3,4 Prom Publicity 3 Entered Senior year Science Club 4 French Club I All-School Play Publicity 3 Drill Team 3 G.A.L. I Entered Sophomore year Blue Bonnets Vice-President 4 Prom Decorations Committee 3 RICHARD CORNELIUS GLORIA COLLINS Who's the leader ofthe band? To be tall is to be closer to heaven. Band 1,2,3,4 G.A.L. l,2,4 Dance Band 3,4 Pandias 3,4 . Latin Club 4 Art Club 1 BOB COOPER pep Bqnd I,2,3,4 .ost and Found Committee Chairman 3 The age of miracles is over. Drum Maior 4 Future Nurses of America 4 Titanian Staff 4 Math Club 4 RITA CORSE I enjoy being a girl! MARYLU COTTON She's sometimes here and sometimes PAT CROSBY here, but always ready to do her share. c.s.F. 2,3,4 RICK CRANE Tri-Y 1,2,3,4 Science Club 3,4 Here's to the man who keeps his head, Tri-Y Chaplain 4 Math Club 3,4 but loses his heart. Blue Bonnets 3,4 Moth Club Secretary-Treasurer 4 Dance Band 3,4 A.S.B. Social Committee 3,4 Latin Club 3,4 Football 3,4 French Club 1,2 Tri-Y 1,2 Entered Junior Year Junior Statesmen I Sincerity is the way to heaven. BETH CURRIER 'M' 'E Q, Hands and mind that are always busy ' st SARAH DAVIES APRIL DAY ROSS DELERAY BOB DeTHOMAS Live wire. Silence in a woman is like Here's a bet, you'll like him Usually the center of a Bcmbinos 3,4 speech in a man. after you have met. three-ring circus. GVA-L. 4 B Football 1,2 Entered Senior year 170 Varsity Football 3,4 Lettermen's Club 2,4 TERRY Di GANGI An interesting mixture of sense and nonsense. N.F.l.. Homemaking Club Spanish Club 4 Choir Entered Junior Year qv-v JIM DILLAVOU When he came, the fun began. Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Entered Senior year JOE DOMINIC He won't die from over-work. Band l,2,3 Pep Band i,2,3 Sailing Club 3 Hi-Y l Junior Statesman i,2,3,4 PEGGY DONOGH UE W ho says brains and beauty clonlt mix? Football Princess 3 Song Girl 4 C.S.F. 2,4 Senior Advisory Council 4 Junior Auxiliary 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 ,K- 1 2 Q' DOUG DWYER A wonderful guy and a wonderful athlete. Track 'l,2,3,4 Most Valuable Player 3 Yell Leader 4 House of Representatives 4 Titan Shield 3 Cross Country 2 BOB EASTMAN In my solitude. DUANE EDMONDS The world makes way for a determined man. Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Hi-Y Council Treasurer 4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Track 1,2 House of Representatives 3 Boys' Forum Secretary-Treasure r4 QT? f JOHN EDMUNDSON Co, Johnny, Go! Football i,2,3,4 Tennis i,3,4 Ski Club 2,3,4 Lettermen's Club 3,4 Treasurer 4 House of Representatives 4 l7l it ANN ELLERBY PETE ELNER JANE ENGLE BARBARA EVANS Where humor is not. she rreates it. Life would be boring without fun. A girl with with plenty of dash . . . she Beauty is more than skin deep. G.A.L. l,2,3,4 Football l,2,3,4 caught her guy in the Senior Class. Song Girl 4 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 Basketball l,2 Song Girl 4 Blue Bonnets 3,4 Pandias 3 Math Club 4 Drill Team 2,3 Tri-Hi'Y l,2,3,4 French Club l Baseball 4 Tri-Hi-Y Council 2,4 G.A.L. l Spanish Club 4 C.S.F. l,2,4 ASB. Social Comm. l,2 SUSAN EVANS es b She profits best who serv Triel-li-Y l,2 Science Club 3 Sailing Club 2,3,4 Junior Statesman I Pandias 3,4 Math Club 4 Social Chairman 2 Blue Bonnets 3,4 BETTY FAUST est. Kind looks, kind words, and kind deeds. RANDY EVERHART Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain 3 Leisure is a fine thing. FTA Secretary 3, President 4 Basketball l,2,3 Spanish Club President 4 Tennis 2,3,4 Maiorette 3 Lettermen's Club C.S.F. 2 Chorus Pandias 3,4 LINDA FISHER Thank heaven for little girls. C.S.F. l,2,3 Drill Team 2,4 Girls' League Cabinet 3 Art Club President 4 Homemaking Club President 4 Blue Bonnets 3,4 DON FOLGNER 'My mind is my lcirtgdornf, CSF. 1,2,3,4 Swimming l,2,3,4 Cross Country 3,4 House of Representatives 3 Math Club 2,3,4 DICK FREDEHCKSON I take life as it l'lII71,!?S.v Football 1 Swimming 2 Basketball 3 QW :fp-W' 1 .T N110 BILL FRANCIS TERRY FOREMAN Whatif1 am small - so was Napoleon. Latin Club President 3 Basketball Manager 3,4 French Club 1 Football 1,2 Basketball 2,3,4 TQ . SHARON FRANS Good in sports, and a good sport too. An old maid I will never bc, as long as there arc jish in thc scaf' Drill Team 2,3,4 Bambinos 3,4 Band 1,2 Track 1,2,3,4 Junior Red Cross 2,3,4 Latin Club 2,3,4 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Future Teachers 1,2,3 National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist 4 Lettermen's Club 4 A.S.B. Social Committee 1,2,3,4 lvy Men 4 CAROLYN GAMMON LESLIE GALBREATH Pretty as a picture-nii'c frame. too. Virtue is its own reward, NANCY GALT Flag Girl 4 Tri-Y I,2,4 I came home late to find a mother Drill Team 2,3 Art Club 1,4 burning in the window instead of Tri-Y President 3 Spanish Club 1 a candle? Social Committee 3,4 Junior Red Cross 1,2 Tri-Y 1,2 Curriculum Committee 2,3 JA. 3,4 Art Club 3 Blue Bonnets 3,4 '4! '?P' 4- . .mvww PAUL GARBARINI Mr. Backstage Math Club 2,3,4 Science Club 3,4 Hi-Y 2,3,4 Thespians 3,4 Thespians President 4 Stage Manager 3,4 LINDA GARRETT It's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice. Social Committee 2,3 Tri-Y l,2,3 French Club l,2,3 Blue Bonnets 3,4 French Club Secretary 3 ROGER GARRETSON STEVE GARRET W hen work interferes with pleasure A wise man never falls in love. -quit the work. Lettermen's Club 4 'Baseball 2,3,4 Swimming l,2,3,4 Basketball 2 Prom Committee 3 Chattic Class Treasurer 4 Titanian Staff 3,4 Math Club 4 Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Entered Sophomore Year Swimming Captain 4 Cross Country 2,3,4 TOM GATES Strength in silence. Football l,2,3,4 Football Captain 4 Math Club 2,3,4 Sailing Club 2,3,4 Sailing Club Commodore 4 Senior Advisory Comm. 4 DENNY GEILER S Happy go lucky - but capable. Pep Representative l Boys' Forum Program Chairman 3 A.S.B. Vice President 4 Basketball 3,4 Football 2 ROGER GIBB STEVE GILL Honest confession is good for the soul, Sometimes I sit and think, but not always for the reputation. other times, I just sit. Math Club 2,4 Spanish Club 4 Camera Club 2,3,4 Camera Club President 4 Sound Club 4 Civil Air Patrol 3,4 PAT GODETT The best of everything. Spanish Club 1,2,3 Future Nurses 1,2 Art Club 3,4 Social Committee 1,2,3,4 Dramatics 3,4 G.A.L. 1,2 JUDY GOLDSMITH She had so many bright ideas that her hair turned red. Bambinos 3,4 Bambinos Financial Secretary 4 Senior Advisory Committee 4 Tri-Y 1,2 Tri-Y Vice President 1 Future Teachers 1,2 CAROL GOTFREDSON Sincerity is the best quality of friendship. G.A.L. l,2,3,4 G.A.L. Senior Representative 4 Anitas 3,4 Anitas Vice-President 4 MIKE GRAHAM Sober but not serious, quiet but not idle. 'French Club 3 Senior Advisory Board 4 Hi-Y 3,4 Baseball 2 Entered Sophomore Year . 3 SALLY GRANT FRANK GREEN A friendly smile, a lending hand. What will school do without me? G.A.L. 2,3,4 Football 'l,2,4 Math Club 2,3,4 Track 1,3,4 Latin 3,4 Class Treasurer 'l Titanian Staff 4 Hi-Y 1 Tri-Y Treasurer 3 Entered Sophomore Year Math Club 2,3,4 CHARLES GRISWOLD What may be taught, I learng what may be found, I seek. Hi-Y 'l,2,3,4 Swimming l,2,3,4 C.S.F. l Lettermen's Club 4 Math Club 4 Sailing Club 3,4 SUSAN GROSE The heart to conquer, the understanding to direct, and the hand to execute. Girls' State Delegate 3 Girls' League Treasurer 4 Prometheans Historian 4 C.S.F. 'l,2,3,4 Science Club 3,4 G.A.L. l,2,3,4 it.. Q'f B-iv JOHANNA GROSS MARY HOPE GWINN AL HAGENBAUGH VIRGINIA HALLIGAN I study hard on having fun. Kindness always begets kindness. I like to sit on a fence and watch Not that she loves study less, G.A.L. I Blue Bonnets 3,4 the snails go whizzing by. but she loves fun more. J.A. 3,4 Latin Club 3 Tri-Y l,2,3,4 Tri-Y 1,2 Senior Advisory Committee 4 G.A.L. 1,2 Tri-Y Vice President 2 Tri-Y l,2,3,4 Spanish Club l,2,4 C.S.F. 3 Tri-Y Council Treasurer 4 Social Committee l,2,3,4 Drill Teom 3 C.S.F. 'l,2,3,4 Ski Club 3,4 Bombinos 3,4 Q-5:39 ...,.....-N-' MARY HANNA EVERETT HARPER JULIE HELDRICH GARY HEMMING Irznurent features are miscliiefs mask. Everett is another slzutterbzlig. A penny for her thoughts. Take life easy - you live but om A.S.B. Social Committee 3 Chess Club Presdienf 4 Anitas 3,4 Titdnian Slflff 3 Spanish Club l 'Math Club 2,3,4 Drama 3 Football 4 Anitas 3,4 Camera Club 2,3,4 Entered Sophomore Year Chorus 4 Junior Statesmen 3 Sound Club 4 SHOP Foremon 4 Future Nurses 2 Swimming Manager 3,4 l76 GARY HENVILLE FRANCES HIRT SANDY HIXSON WALTER HOEFFLIN It matters not how a man dies, A little bit of Fran means A good mind possesses a kingdom. Work for the things you want. but how he lives. an awful lot of fun. Moth Club Vice President 4 Football l,2,3,4 B Football Manager 3 Blue Bonnets 3,4 Science Club Secretary-Treasurer 4 N.F.L. l,2,3,4 Drill Team 3 Senior Advisory Council 4 Titan Shield Treasurer 4 G.A.L. 1,2 C.S.F. 3 Truck 2,3 Tri-Y l,2,3 Tri-Y 3 Junior Red Cross 3 ASB. Social Committee l,2,4 French Club 3 Chorus 2,3 Entered Junior Year if JOVIDA HOFFMAN MUDGE HOLBROOK GAIL HOLLIDAY JO HOLLINGER Her quiet deeds speak louder If there,s nothing doing, she'll Eat, drink and be merry, Everybodyfs friend, noIrody's enemy than words. start something. for tomorrow we have a test. Pandios 3,4 G.A.L. 2 Homemaking 2 G.A.L. 1,2 Tri-Y 4 Tri-Y 2,3,4 Blue Bonnets 3,4 Titanian Layout Editor 3 Entered Sophomore Year Tri-Y Vice President 4 G.A.L. 1 Anitas 4 Entered Sophomore Year Tri-Y I Art Club 2,4 Tennis Club 4 Spanish Club 2 l77 1 NORM l'lOl.l.lNGER DOREEN HOLLIS GAIL HOLTERMAN HOWARD HOON A hard worker can reap She hasn't much to say, but she's An artful eye. Every man has his frivolous moments his own reward. friendly in her way. Pandias 3,4 Varsity Baseball 3,4 C.S.F. 2,3 G.A.L. 1 French Club 1,2 Football Manager 3 Basketball 2,4 Spanish Club 1,2 Art Club 1,2 Baseball 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2 Future Nurses 2 FO0llDGll 4 PC1hdiCI5 3,4 Junior Stutesmen 2 Mcllh Club 2,3 Science Club 3 Entered Sophomore Year CORKY HOYT DON HOSKING He's a devoted man, devoted Not sometimes, but everyday, Don to One w0mllll, that iS- goes racing in his Chevrolet. VGrSify Football 23.4 Football 1,2 Varsity Track 3,4 Basketball 2 LEIGH HOVEN Mum club 1,2 Street Racing 2,3,4 BOB HOUSEMAN Virtue is the performance of Lettermen's Club 4 Out Junior Year Hark, do I hear the tardy bell? pleasant actions. House of Representatives 4 WW' if ,C JANET HUNTSBERGER SUE HURTER CATHY IRELAND NADlNE IWASKO nr rlurlx 114 ft rmzrze us ax much llulhrng great nas ever auomplrshed I would never dare to show Industry brings rewards all my intelligence. C.S.F. 2,3 Mu Alpha Theta 3,4 Math Club 2,3,4 Latin Club 3,4 Latin Club Vice-pres. 4 Titan Band 2,3 WALLY JONES Seorzng high in selmlarsllip. lcmlf rs Ip DICK KAPLAN MARILYN JOHNSON and laughs. IIL N110 trres alms 14 ell I1 e rs not at all wtlhout delight Class President 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 T Hx Y 2 3 4 Hi-Y Council Pres. 4 Baseball l 3 4 F H A 3 4 C.S.F. l,2,3,4 House of Representatives 4 Amtas 3 4 Basketball 'l,2,3,4 B Baskbelball Captam 3 ROBERT JOHANSON French Club I Prometheans 3,4 F 2 fron: mrtglr romrs rrtrrrulrs L Football 1,2 H Y 3 4 ALIX KARPEN rzolzlc' fleerl is ll step fUI'1l'IlI'll. Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Pandias 4 Drill Team 4 Art Club 4 French Club 4 Entered Jr. Year SHIRLEY KELLEY An active mind, a loyal heart. G.A.L. i,2,3,4 G.A.L. President 4 G.L. Cabinet A C.S.F. 2 J.A. 3,4 Sailing Club 2,3,4 STEVE KELLOGG Good humor is the health of Swimming l,2,3,4 Lettermen's Club 4 C.S.F. 2 Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Math Club 2,3,4 the soul. DEE DEE KEMP Men.. men . . ,Amen French Club 2 Spanish Club 3 Tri-Hi-Y 2,4 Bambinos 3,4 Art Club 4 Entered Soph. Year I SUSIE KEMPER BETSEY KENYON KATHY KESTER NANCY KIRCHDOERFER Sophisticated lady, hut she can An inquisitive mind, a helping hand. Married life seems to agree with her. A dimple in the chin, the devil wzthl still get into mischief. C.S.F. i,2,3,4 Drill Team 2 Pep Treasurer 4 Drill Team 2 G.A.L. l Ski Club Treasurer 4 Latin Club Sec. 3 Bambinos 3,4 Anitas 3,4 .l.A. Board 4 Latin Club 3 Tri-Hi-Y T,2,3,4 Jr. Red Cross l,2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 'l,2,3,4 C,S.F, 3,4 Jr. Red Cross Sec. 3 Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer 4 Ski Club 3,4 T80 PAM KIRKPATRICK Tin' Tcmlvr Trap ASB. Socail Committee French Club 2,3 Art Club. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 G,A,L. I Anitas 3,4 3,4 KEN KLOTZ Youth ix iritality. Football i,2,3,4 Golf 3,4 Hi-Y 2,4 Junior Statesmen I ff an un- if 'gr A supra r-wgiwffz . W 2' c K JANET KNEUBUHL mc comlninatiun of all that' A.S.B. Social Committee l C.S.F. 2,3,4 French Club 1,2 French Club Secretary 2 Class Social Chairman 4 Blue Bonnets 3,4 s fine. as me , ,, wa . Wt ROGER KNIGHT Une cncmy is lun nzuvli Hi-Y 2,3,4 French Club 'I,2,3,4 French Play 1,3 Photo Club President 2 Basketball 3,4 Senior Class Play 4 x if--5 ' Q Qiftfi 4 'P .2 ROY KOl'll. ALICE LAMA PAUL LAWRENCE KEN LEDERMANN A big book is a big nuisance. She's small. but so is zz The secret of success is constancy Nothing is more satisfying stick of dynamite. to purpose. than a good laugh. Chorus 3 Track l,2,3,4 Pandias 3,4 Cross Country 2,3,4 Drama 4 Math Club 2 A,S,B. Social Committee .xxx Q Q- 1 r 1 rx ' X- A H K . km- ., 4' Y, c, , g V r ' 7 A C . R . x x,,cP N RICH LESLIE Busy here and there. Science Club 3,4 Math Club 2,3,4 Sound Club President 4 Camera Club 2,3,4 Latin Club 1,2 Audio-Visual Club l,2,3 ----' ROGERS LIDDLE Oh! What men flare do! AudiafVisual 3,4 Entered Junior Year PATTY Lime BODIL LJUNDBERG lVhat we have been, makes us She came, she saw, she conquered what ire are. Quill and Scroll 3,4 G.A.L. Secretary 4 Bambinos 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y Council Representative Ski Club 3,4 Entered Junior Year CAROL LUPUS I ivan! a pine cone roof' Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Anitas 3,4 G.A.L. l A.S.B. Social Committee 3,4 l82 CAROL LYNGHEIM Cool, mlm, and cute. Tri-Hi-Y President 4 F.T.A. 'l,3 Sailing Club 2,4 Ski Club 4 St. Luke's J.A. 3,4 Senior Advisory Board 4 MOLLY MCGOUGH A trusted friend. Art Club l,2 G.A.L. l Tri-Hi-Y President 3 Sailing Club Historian 4 Pandias 3,4 French Club l A.F.S. from Sweden CAROL MCKEY Happy is as happy docs. Bambinos 3,4 Bambinos Treasurer 4 Sailing Club 3 A.S.B. Social Committee 2,3,4 Art Club 4 1 jd 1227 7 EMMETT MCICCORKLE ALAN MOCGILLIVRAY VIN MACKEL JUDY MAGINNIS Now let me tell you urmtlier one. He's a devil. but where could you Wise from the top of my head up. Sineerity is the mark of a trut ricnd Football l,2,3 jind a nicer one? Football 3,4 GAL 1 Class President 2 Swimming I Art Club 4 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,4 Boys' Forum Representative 3 Track 1,2 Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 2 Prometheans 3,4 Cross Country 2 F.H.A. 2,3,4 Prometheans Chairman 4 Gymnastics l Pondios 3,4 House of Reps. Pres. Pro Tempore 4 Pandias Recording Secretary 4 -1'.f1'.11' ED MANN NEIL MARTIN The shortest answer is doing. .fl man with a future. Baseball l,2,3 Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Audio-Visual 4 Hi-Y Council Chaplain 4 Sound Club 4 Red Cross Council l,3,4 Latin Club 3,4 Track 3,4 Cross Country 3,4 SUSAN MARTIN The city of happiness is in the state of mind. ii' S..- GEORGE MATTES Knowledge is power, Math Club l,2,3,4 Moth Club President 4 c.s.F. i,2,3,4 Science Club 3,4 Class Refreshments Concession Senior Advisory Board 4 X2 W . w...f H ' ix x -,W ROBIN MERLO Is she talking yet or again? Drill Team 3 G.A.L. 1,2 Art Club 4 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3 Anitas 3,4 PHIL MILLER Ambition is a fruitful thing. A.S.B. Athletic Commissioner 4 Prometheans 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball l,2,3 Lettermen's Club 3,4 ' Hi-Y 2,3,4 Golf 2,3,4 1 DOUG MESKELL MICKI MESSENIE JOAN MEYER A man does not seek his luckg There is mischief brewing' Never was there an angel with red hair luck seeks its man. Anitas 3,4 Tri Hi Y Council President 4 Math Club 2 Anitas President 4 Thespuans 3 4 Basketball 1 Drill Team 3 GL Social Chairman 3 Varsity Football Manager 4 Titanian Ad Manager 4 Art Club 3 4 Track 4 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3 AS B Social Committee 1 2 3 4 CHARLIE MINNING vise who knows what he Swimming 2 Cross Country 3 Hi-Y 2 Math Club 2 Civil Air Patrol 3,4 V T - + , I C PAT MOORE DlXON MOORHEAD SAl.l.lE MORAN DONNA MUELLER Cheerfulness and goodwill are the Love those angels. She has friends, because she is one. I used tothink nights were for stu y secret of her happiness. C.S.F. l,2,3,4 Senior Advisory Committee 4 now I know diferent. Blue Bonnets 3,4 Football l,2,3,4 C.S.F. 2,4 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 Blue Bonnets President 4 Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Titanion Copy Editor 4 Spanish Club 1 Art Club 2,3,4 , Math Club 2,3,4 Drill Team 3,4 Anitas 3,4 Titanian Staff 4 G-.A.L. 'l,2,3,4 A.S.B. Social Committee 2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3 DOWNIE MUIR. The more we study, the more we discover our ignorance, so why study. Football 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Track 2,3,4 Most Valuable Player 2 Letterrnen's Club 4 DENNIS MUNYON Man has his will, but woman has her way. Baseball l,2,3,4 Most Valuable Player 1,3 Football 2,3,4 Most Valuable Player 2 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4 Baseball All League Catcher 3 JOYCE MURPHY Cheerful little earlul. Pandias 3,4 Pandias President 4 Drill Team 2,3,4 Drill Team Secretary 3 Drill Team President 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2 ANN NELSON ' Life is a mirror, as we smile, smiles come back to us. Drill Team 3,4 Drill Team Vice-President 4 G. L. Representative 4 Class Secretary 3 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3 Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 3 MARIE NESTLER TOM NEWTON Quiet ways herald inner thought. The art of being wise is knowing Tri-Y 4 what to overlook. Anitas 3,4 French Club 3,4 Radio Club 2,3,4 Sound Club 4 G.A.L. 3 Sound Crew 3,4 A.S.B. Social Committee Sound Manager 4 STEVE OGDEN Looks sharp - - - is sharp! Football l,2,3 Senior Advisory Council House of Representatives 4 Audio Visual 4 The w DOUG O'KEEFE orld belongs to the athletic Football l,2,3,4 Football Captain 4 Basketball 1,2 Baseball l,2,3,4 Lettermerfs Club 3,4 ii i,,, 'fe-r-sv' DAVE OLSEN NANCY OLTMANS Men of few words are the best men. My lips are sealed. I'm bound Football I to keep quiet. Senior Advisory Council 4 G.A.L. I Class Secretary 1 Pep Representative 3 Drill Team 4 Tri-Y 2 Ski Club 4 186 I JIM PANOS MIKE PAPWORTH Would you Believe it? He believes in life, liberty, and Class President I happiness of pursuit. Outstanding Student l BCISSbOll l,2 C.S.F. 3,4 Golf Club 2,3 French Club President 4 Tug-o-war Team 3.4 Prometheans Vice-Chairman 4 Street Racing 5 Senior Advisory Committee AL PATTERSON I never let my studies interfere with my education. Football 1,2 Basketball 2,3 NANCY PAULSON Many a woman who can add can also distract. Pep Commission Representative 2 Drill Team 3,4 C.S.F. 'l,2,3,4 C.S.F. Secretary 3 Blue Bonnets 3,4 Ski Club Secretary 3,4 HARRY PEAT Don't waste my time, that,s my privilege. SUSIE PENNEY Precious articles come in small packages Song Girl 4 Drill Team 2,3 Football Princess 4 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Blue Bonnets 3,4 Spanish Club 1,4 3 if 'WM ? ? 137' MIKEE PEOPLES DENNY PIEROSE BRUCE PITMAN TOM POLLARD 70 you know that conversation is one 1 quote myself often to add spice Without constancy there is no Ambassador of achievement and fun. of the greatest pleasures of life? to my conversation. moral strength. Class Vice-President 4 G. L. President 4 Football l,2,3,4 Football l,2,3 C.S.F. l,2,3,4 G. L. Vice-President 3 Basketball l,2,3,4 B Team Captain 3 A.F.S. to Germany 3 Blue Bonnels 3.4 Golf 2,3,4 Hi-Y 2,3,4 Science Club President 4 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 2 C.A.S.S.A. Committee 3 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4 Golf Club 2,3,4 Senior Advisory Committee 4 Prometheans 4 Cross Country Captain 4 l87 Q' 'fill' 'dl '5 TERRY POND DORALEE POOL JEFF POWELL JOAN POWERS Girls are liabilities, not assets. True friends are the greatest riches. Heis quiet, but when you know him Mildness rules the earth. Swimming 1 F.N.A. 1,2,3,4 - well, that's different. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 Swimming Captain 1 F.N.A. Sec.-Treas. 2 Basketball 1,2,3 F.N.A. 3,4 Entered Sophomore Year Drill Team 2 Tennis 3,4 Anitas 3,4 Panclias 3,4 Football 2 Pandias Vice-President 4 C.S.F. 4 Junior Red Cross 1,2 Boys' Forum Representative 4 Ski Club 4 PATTI PRANDI l'lElDl QUADE Individuality in reality. She lights one question on Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 the stub of the last. Drill Team 4 Anitas 3,4 G.A.L. 1 Tennis Club 3 Blue Bonnets 3,4 Ski Club 1,2 A.S.B. Social Committee 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4 G.A.L. 1,2 Sailing Club 3 G.A.L. l,2 188 is CATHIE QUARTON Her heart's in the saddle. G.A.L. l,2,3,4 G.A.L. Publicity Chairman 4 Art Club 2 Science Club 4 Spanish Club 4 Ns , GARY RADZAT Her lips were so near, what else could I do? Football 1 Swimming 1,3,4 Lettermen's Club 3,4 Ski Club 3,4 L '21, fill T' af QMS, TIP PHILIP RAWLINGS ROXANN REPLOGLE PAT RESHIDIAN SUZANNE RICHARDS llis l'lIl1l'C'l'.NIlllUll is mulls up 1 run llllililjf talk my Il'!ly nu! of it. .flx lirvtty ax llffr hair is lilavlf. T110 lffml of girl yulfzl limk llvfvc ut nmxfly of pazmr. G.A.L. 1,2,3,4 G.A.L. 1 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 Science Club 3,4 G.A.L. Vice-President 4 ASB. Social Committee 2,4 F.T.A. 1,2 Math Club 4 Latin Club 3,4 Tri-l-li-Y 1,2 G. L, Decoration Committee 2 Latin Club 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 3 Drill Team 2,3,4 C.S.F. 3,4 C.S.F. 2 Anitas 3,4 Entered Junior Year JA, 3,4 Anitas Recording Secretary 4 'T.I? CLARE RICHTER JAN RIDDLE LAURIE RIDER DAVE RINEHART Blissful beauty. In lore. need we say more? With a look of surprise. It's fun to study, l'll bet. Art Club 3,4 A.S.B. Publicity Chairman 4 Pandias 3,4 Art Club Vice-President 4 Art Club 2,3 Ski Club 4 Drill Team 4 French Club I J.S.A. 3 J.A. 3,4 Spanish Club 2,3 Latin Club 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 2,4 Ski Club l 189 iv 'L' KENT ROBERTS When fortune knocks. open the door. rs SUE ROCKETT Her hair is her halo. Blue Bonnets 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4 A.S.B. Decorations Chairma Junior Red Cross 2,3,4 G.L. Social Chairman 4 G.L. Cabinet 3,4 BERTl RODI ROZ ROBERTS Doing lots of work and having lots of fun. Wit and wisdom are born with a mc Pep Commission Representative 2 Stage Crew l,2,3,4 J,A, 3,4 Asst. Stage Manager 3,4 n 4 Ski Club l,2,3,4 Thespians 3,4 Sailing Club Secretary 4 Student Council Titan Shield Representative 4 JIM ROWLAND PAM ROWLEY And the hand playerl on. Like wowli' Band Student Director 4 Art Club 4 Bll-L SADLER Thespgons 4 G.A.L. 1 There is fun in leisure. All School Play 3 rn-Hi-Y 1,2 Srwrtish Club I Stage Crew 2,3,4 A.S.B. Social Committee l,2,3 5GSli9TbGll l Dance Band l,2,3,4 F.T.A. 2,3 T9nl'llS 2,3,4 Business Manager of Band 4 Ski Club 4 J.5.A. 2 Thespians Treasurer 4 Boys' Forum Representative l Hi-Y 2,3,4 ROWE SANDERSON Always a joke up his sleeve. Boys' Forum Representative 'I Class President 3 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4 Hi-Y 4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Tennis l,2,3,4 ww-will mi' u-.-rv DAVE SANDOR A strong swimmer in the stream oy' life. Swimming Team l,2,3,4 C.S.F. Lettermen's Club JIM SCHLANSER 'i0ut to l1lJll',l.,, Titanian Editor 4 Titanian Staff 3,4 Titanian Photography Editor 3 Camera Club l,2,3 Member of Boys' Forum l,2,3,4 Office Practice 4 bf, itz?- .N tl ! Q ,, gt, 5-:. - iris I Y' s 4' Q MARY JAYNE SAUNDERS To he different is to be noticed. Art Club 3,4 A.S.B. Social Committee l,2,3,4 G.A.L. l,2,3,4 Spanish Club 1,2,3 Math Club 3 Dramatics 2,3 LAURIE SCHRIBER Humor to the fourth degree. A.S.B. Social Committee 2,4 Tri-Y 2,3 Bambinos 3,4 Ski-Club 4 G.A.L. 2 Spanish 4 Entered Sophomore Year . , 'rrrrz-'X JlM SAXTON A man for all hours. Football 4 French Club Concession Shack 3 Entered Junior Year DIANE SCHULHOF Refinement creates beauty everywhere. Tri-Y l,2,3,4 Pandias 3,4 Senior Advisory Board Pep Commission Secretary 4 Choir 4 Art Club 4 fi E SYLVIA SAYERS A good heart is worth gold. Junior Auxiliary 3,4 Art Club 3,4 French Club 'l,2,3 Tri-Y l PAUL SCHULTHEIS Hffs a lady's man, but whose? Cheerleader 4 Class Treasurer 3 House of Representatives 3 French Club Treasurer 3 Junior Red Cross Treasurer 4 Hi-Y Vice-President 2 K F uf ' 1 'rnrfvz -. ,i - Z.- i' F . FRANK SCHAFER Life is just one darn thing after the other. KEVIN SHIPMAN Nothing puts me out. I arn resolved to be happy. Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Hi-Y 4 The Ivy Men 4 Entered Senior Year 192 VICKI SEVITZ She's a very, very devil. Bambinos 3,4 Drill Team 3,4 Red cross 1,2 BILL SHEARIN Tri-Y 1,2,3,4 Man about town. Drama 3 Swimming 1,2,3,4 G.A.L. 1 Cross Country 3 L if 1 , .N N X, 1 , ,f -1. ,J MARGARET SHELTON Everyone can read the language of a smile. c:.s.F. 1,2,3,4 ' Latin Club 1,2,3,4 Latin Club Vice-President 3 Math Club 4 Science Club 3,4 G.A.L. 1,2 K ff' Cv, 6 o MARY ANN SILVIO CINDY SMITH DICK SMITH Always pleasant, kind, and smiling. Nothing is as popular as kindness. All men talk only to conceal the mil Tri-Y 1,2 Tri-Y 1 Hi.Y 1,2,3,4 Homemaking Club 3,4 Art Club 2,3 Tennis 2,3 Spanish Club 4 Chorus 1,4 Foofbqll 2 Girls' League Committee l,2,3 Mq1h Club 3 Latin Club 1 RON SMITH The gentleman obviously doesn't believe . . . Junior Statesmen State President 4 Junior Statesmen President 2,3 lunior Statesmen Secretary of State 3 TOM SMITH PAT SNOWDEN A happy heart makes a happy face. Tri-Y President 4 Girls' League Program Chairman 4 Mixed Chorus President 4 National Forensics League 1,2,3,4 Having read so much about the bad C.S.F. 3 Promethans 3,4 S.M.H.S. Accreditation Committee 3 ejects of smoking, he decided to give up reading. Grad Night Chairman A.S.B. Social Committee i,2,3,4 SUE SNYDER Trust not in her who seems a saint Tri-Y 'l,2,3,4 Tri-Y Chaplain Pandias 3,4 French Club l,2,3,4 Art Club 1,2 G.A.L. 'l LINDA STElMLER Pm not quiet, just ask me. Pep Commission Representative 4 Tri-Y l,2,3,4 Pandias Social Chairman 4 Ski Club l,2,3,4 Youth and Government 3,4 Social Committee 1,2,3,4 5 5 SALLY STEVENS LIZ STRONG Music is the language of angles. Nice to look at, pleasant to greet 3 Tri-Y 'I a person anyone likes to meet. French Club 1,2,3 Junior Red Cross 1 Anitas 3,4 Tri-Y l,2,3 Future Nurses 3,4 Tri-Y President I Sailing Club 2,3,-4 Sailing Club Treasurer 4 Bambinos 3,4 A . SUSIE STULIK Typical, but way above average. Girls' League Secretary 4 Pep Commission Representative 3 Junior Auxiliary 3,4 Tri-Y l,2,3,4 A.S.B. Social Committee l,2,3,4 Tri-Y President 2 193 MARY MARGARET SWIFT PAM SWISHER KATHLEEN TACKABURY PETE TERRY 1 softest manner. gentle and kind. The spice of life seasons her nature. No legavy is so rirh as honesty Women disturb me not G.A.L. 1 G.A.L. 1 C.S.F. 2,3 Latin Club 3 Tri-Y Chaplain 1 St. Lukes Junior Auxiliary 3 4 French Club 4 Tri-Y President 2 Junior Red Cross 1 Drill Team 2,4 Bombinos President 4 Art Club 1,2 Tri-Y 1,2,3,4 Bambinos 3,4 Drill Team 4 Future Nurses 1,2 40 1-'R -iv 194 FRANCES THARP True hluc, rlirar through. Entered Sophomore Year LOREN THOMPSON STEVE TIVY A magnvtir' personality attracts The more n1i.vr'hief, the better the sport What sueet delight a quiet life a on JULIE THODY many friends. Baseball 1,2 A.S.B. Historian 4 Golf 2,3 Class Social Chairman 3 A.V. 2 Tri'Y President 3 Drill Team 2 Ski Club Vice President 2,4 Pep Commission Representative Math Club 2,3 E, KAY TOVELL Tlivi' Ilia! gowrri llif' mvxt, niulfv ilu' lwlxl nnixv. Tri4Y l,2,3,4 Tri-Y Vice-President 3 Sailing Club Vice President 3 Bombinos 3 Spanish Club 4 41,, H. iw:-10' I -,E , GENE VAIL MARILYN VLASICH JO WALLACE Ili- has iz lmliliy. gzwss :vim she is? I like fun -- and fun I have. A kccn mind, ll ready 1411 Football l,2,3,4 Junior Red Cross l,2,3 4 Truck 1,2 Prcmerhions 4 Golf 4 Drill Team 4 F,T.A. 2,3 CSF, l,2,3,4 Pandias 3,4 am mv' I PAT WARD DONNA WASHBURN TENNY WEBSTER JIM WELKE l man nmy lic A'lIUll'l1 liy his looks. The lrrighlllvss of her rlzavks Little demons arc .w1'ar1'v: The lf!-VIII of mrm that goes f,ll'0Ilgh ll 0 Football l,2,3,4 1l'0lllll .Shame lhc stars. fake good rare of mc. pushing floors that say pull Track 3,4 Moiorelle 4 Track l,2,3 Swimming 2 Tilcinicln Sluff 4 LeTtermen's Club 3,4 C.S.F. 2,3,4 French Club 2,3,4 French Club Vice-Presidenl Moth Club Sec,-Treus. 3 f f - , Q ss. stems JOHN WELLMAN SANDY WEST SUE WHEELER CHARLES WHITED No zvmmzrz has mmlc' a fool of mcf' Life is too serious to take too seriously. A quiet girl but she likes All men talk only to conreal the mim Junior Red Cross Vice'President 4 a good time. Football l,2,3,4 Latin Club 3,4 C.S.F. 1,2 Basketball 'l,2,3,4 KAREN VVIER The Blonde Bomber. Entered Junior Year G.A.L. 1,2 Pandias Corresponding Secretary 4 Tennis Club 3,4 Tri-Y 2 GARY WIESE I was built tn stanrl out in zz vromlfl Class Vice President 3 Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Boys' Forum Representative 4 Lettermen's Club President 4 Basketball l,3,4 '.ff. '59' Bambinos 3,4 Quill and Scroll 3,4 Tri-Y 'l,2,3,4 TrifY Chaplain 4 Junior Red Cross 2,3 JOHN WIGHTMAN Everything Comes if a man only waits. s-Q 6: i Women Baseball l,2,3,4 Hi-Y i Spanish Club 4 DAN WILLIAMS are all alike. why shop arour Football l,2,3,4 Tennis i,2,3,4 Class Vice-President 2 Ski Club l,2,3,4 Boys' Forum President 4 Lettermen's Club 4 ,-6 4...-v' 'G-si 'ui' W' tx J I' I . 4 .,., f 1 A ll -'- x , 1' NEWT WITHERS RON WOOLERY RICHARD WRENN GREG YOUNG Tliercfs amlzition unfit-r his He 11711171 die from orerivork. 0 mind of mine. iviicre art than His nzannrrr is quiet. but 1lon't rarvfree manner. Football 1 roaming? judge him by it. Varsity Track 4 Basketball 1,2 Math Club 4 Varsity Football 4 Tennis 2,3 Science Club 4 Varsity Basketball 2,3,4 Lettermen's Club 4 B Football 1 Girls 1,2,3,4 LlNDA ZAHRADKA S!lliSf'lll'fi1IlI liz rough .ser1'ir'e. Blue Bonnets 3,4 Tri-Y 1,2,3,4 French Club 1,2 Future Teachers 4 Junior Red Cross 1 Chorus 2 Girls 1,2,3,4 CHRIS ZURBACH Never zznrlerestimate the power of a woman. Tri-Y 1,2,3,4 Tri-Y Secretary 1 Class Secretary 2 Ski Club 1,2,3,4 Titan Shield Staff 4 Blue Bonnets Treasurer 4 - ' ' - zz.: 'ffl Eff' 1311? S RAUI. RUlZ Man, what a history! BARBARA PABIGIAN From her tongue vornes a rnice nf kindness. Tri-Y 1,2 BARRY Homemaking Club 1 A man must have a rertain amount of Titan Shield Staff 3 ignorant intelligence to get anywhere. Anitas 3,4 ll aiding ,6 -f:'::r 4' if JS ax XY, SMARTEST Wally Jones and Sue Grose MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HANDSOME Karen Christiansen and Denny Geiler MOST INDIVIDUALISTIC Patti Prandi and Jim Panos BEST POLITICIAN Sue Hurter and Ron Smith MOST TYPICAL Susie Stulik and Danny Williams MOST MISCHIEVOUS Mudge Holbrook and Tenny Webster I L ku I ff! ll K! nf. ve I ff if ll LONGEST HAIR Sue Rockett and Alan MacGillivary BEST DRESSED Pat Godett and Steve Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Ogden ,ii , BEST ATHLETES Jane Engle and Doug O'Keefe eni Parking Place After-date Place. . . Slang Expression .. Fad ............. Out-of-School Sports . BIGGEST DRINKER IMILKJ FI Barbara Collinge and Ala Hagenbauc N 12 1. S, 1 K , 53.-Q ff' TT -E+ 5 I if MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BIGGEST EATER BEST FIGURE AND BUILD Don Allen and Carol Bennion Lu-An Beoll ond Gene Vail PGQQY Donohue Und Don CIWSIWOCIY BEST LEGS I ' Dixie Bough cmd Paul Schuliheis .. The Counfy Bob's ..... How niiiiiiice! .. Tennies ond Sweatshirts . . . . Skiing and Surfing BIGGEST FLIRTS Mcry Jane Sounders and Bruce Broodheod BEST DANCERS PEPPIEST CLASS CLOWNS Susie Penney ond Gary Borringer Carol Lupus cxncl Dove Baldwin MiCki MeSSeI'1ie Gnd Gary PGdZG1 fx- Ili T0 if ,L X . th' BIGGEST TALKER Robin Merlo and Mike Popworih ff ik' .10 V:Y'.' I L. Ta xi: n I X Il CUTEST COUPLE Lciurie Schriber and Ai Patterson ' L . 4 QYN Carol Bennion Don Blocker Student Government English Boys' Athletics Tom Gates Mathematics Boys' Athletics 200 v ggi I 1151, ,iaffftf-Sizii-Qtrseytf:'Q iw' Q if 15ti:7w'1:2tf12s'f1 z? ' fl' itiiivf'Q-im114:mi15l Ji?'5f'5Sf??f?l I 'Q , we .. 5' ..,.. ... .. ii.4'? W35??2,- via-ifigisv' ,1jg1ssm2n.4i'1 ffl-N11 tsxxaixwzre ::::.,f-E.. -L, ,.,.m :- 545 .,, tif, ,, m,.,.,,f.. .,.. , ,,...,,, 4 . ., . me Yymvq... ,,.. ,,,..f..,c, . ' ' . 2 ' PII Richard Comelius Steve Garrett Music Boys' Athletics Johanna Gross Homemaking -N K ,X , Q L a. 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JEWELERS SPORTLAND 1428 Ridgeway Road San Marino, California ATlanTic 7-1601 Susie Stulik Steve Ogden 2-f 'fsx WTA Q 1 .P i R- 406 Soufh Lake Pasadena C4 SYcamore 6 6505 Susie Kemper Chris Zurbach AERO LUGGAGE SHOP 226 East Main Street Aihambra, California ATIanTic 2-7827 Jane Engle Dennis Munyon Zfblilggk a BLAQKERTREAQLCESTZ-ig-F' V -'Z- flQ,8jEqsf'GreeniSTreeT7'-i' 'd-' .., ATIantic 6-6030 , . - v ,U . JY, w 'w-I--1 'f--..-1 ,f2.g.saolena, California- JL., SYE6'r1'1ore 274155 ! 'fgf2 fHrfff.i' 5 'W' . -. , 1- ...'1:,,, -,-Y -1-1 1.2544 'L-' ' fl J ., .WJ J -..J--.wff ...-kff T+-- ' ii, J' ?,,.,' ,hub n- . , 1 f.- Y L:-. A wfwf. ...f Q - -5 5 all -H. ' - f..,QT'..7 f -'. 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A 3 m 3 I if f . .1,' 51 4.9 ur-l '. , !, f'l' I ff if :missy .- 738 1: W K 'iw -,1' H I if a in gi, , , , g ' , q Diana Kemp -.. VIC Dorothy Ashland 1007 V2 Fair Oaks South Pasadena, California K Xi SYcamore 9-4361 Pat Reshidian Ann Nelson 4 - Q lb- ' 46 .ix X. f I Yr x R 0 3 N afvg Q t ' 1 vit' .N Q .. g 1 w L. -s ,. THE ANDOVER SHOP Denny Geiler 2465 Hunfingfon Drive A' 0 e'S0 San Marino, California Danny Williams Xing Q J I -4 ,W 'Q--......, 4-X' Mc ry Ann Cc: so reffo -. ,An jc: '25,-,Av THOMAS CO. REAL ESTATE , 2486 Huntington Drive CHERON S , Son Marino, Ccilifornici 2301 Huntington Drive Anomic 7-9637 Scan Morino, Colifornio SYcc1more 5-3672 . N Robin Merlo T Al Hogcnbcugh T 5 3 5 3 i THQ' ' ' ' Rec: 2486 HUNT!! WAT ' inn -iff i San Marino Pharmacy 2575 Mission Sfreef San Marino, California SYcamore 9-7179, ,I Y X 1 . S- J Vex. --lk fvjlf'?.: K ,. -1 --ff. v ,:-. . 3 I71-'Y ' Carolyn Gammon iff? W 1 Z 'sb-I .X ' f s 5 M- ,,,.i ,M Broadway Florists 2428 Hunfingffon Drive San Marino, California SYcamore 6-1200 Doug O'Keefe Chris Anderson Shepard 81 Morgan 2302 Hunfingfon Drive San Marino, California ATIanfic 7-0411 Janet Kneubuhl Jack Bafson Don Allen sv 51128 VANDERMASTS 210 East Main Street Alhambra, California ATlanTic 9-4303 El. RANCHO MARKET 1101 West Huntington Drive Arcadia, California 'Hlllcresf 7-356i Gary Wiese Rowe sqndersoq AACDONAI-D'S CAMERA SHQP Pam swishef 2126 Hunfingfon Drive Sari Marino, California ATlanTic 4-9282 U, . Nl Cv Doug Bplley Carol Lyngheim Compliments of Seven Up Bottling Co of Los Angeles, Inc. Donna Washburn W Slqepgfds Colleen Cary San Marino Hardware . 2134 Huntington Drive GUVY Hemmlng 2334 Hunfingion Drive San Marino, California Jim Saxton San Marino, California ATlantic 2-6536 ATIanfic 7-3897 San Marino Markef 988 Huntington Drive San Marino, California ATlan'ric 2-8425 Nancy Kicholoerfer Corkey Hoyt Aff! FIRST WESTERN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY 2359 Huntington Drive San Marino, California SYcamore 2-7182 SAN MARINO PLUMBING Wally Jones 1465 San Marino Avenue Bruce Plfmfm San Marino, California ATlanTic 1-1742 1 Linda Fisher Robert DeThomcs Roger Bomon GIRL TOGS 1 1 16 Fair Oak South Pasadena, California MUrray 1-1989 Q X X 9 , 1 X H I 1 X x 'SGS l 511 Q N ' h, , i c A 3, , if I , 'f xc . X l 1 Son Marino 2165 Huntington Son Marino, Colt ATlc1ntic 4-2364 jfngig, 1: .5-wx ildriff 1-:iz-so Mini ,,. X. Q, A ,A K 1 i' 5 Phil Miller Marino House 2627 Mission Street Son Morino, California SYcornore 9-7153 Pot Moore Roger Gcirretson LORAIN SOUTHERLAND 300 North Garfield Avenue Alhambra, California ATlanfic 1-4188 f , -'S gn ,'meX I 1 'r .1 .-2, r Barbara Collinge S' if 1 .5 ff. s Y , . 7 , tv S EBERLE'S SHOES Peggy Donoghue 2342 Hunfingfon Drive Doug Dwyer San Marino, California ATlanfic 6-1066 -if F x f f h X f . --wsu f I' 'M X. f 1. SAN MARINO STATIONERS 1010 Huntington Drive San Marino, California ATlanTic 2-2888 Carol Bennion ,I Christiansen BEWLEY ALLEN CADILLAC 801 Main Street Vail California 1 ' 1... Gary Rndzaf TOGGERY STORE FOR MEN ap BOYS Howard HW, 914 poi, Oaks Jeff POW, JURGENSENS LIQUOR DEPARTMENT pm Andrews Soufh Pasadena, California 2650 M15510n Sffeef Seve Mme' SYcomore 9-4161 MUrray 1-2911 'fn HUNTINGTON PHARMACY vacks sevafa BILL GANIBRELI-'S Mikee peoples 2300 Huntington Drive San Marino, Californic ATlan'ric 6-1313 V- a Tenny Webster Don Hosking I Iggy Golgsmlfh 2140112 Hunfingfon Drive mon fans San Marino, California ' NHS ATIanTic 9-5065 y 22 -If SAN MARINO DISPOSAL JUNIOR HOUSE ny! 3472 Foofhill Boulevard 2476 Hunfingfon Drive Pasadena, California San Marino, California SYcamore 6-6653 ATlanTic 7-5201 V Leslie Gulbreafh Q Lf, Bruce Broadhead '51 J , Q . xi 5- I 2, R,,uf'A ' X-,,,-f 1 N 1 ,fi V N f 'L WT ilk! a U' Mickie Messenie Gene BurTon's Corrousel 396 Soufh Lake Street Son Marino, California Sue Rocket SYcomore 2-6404 E Pat Godetf Lindo Arnold senior h nor r II This year's TITANIAN staff wanted to give recognition to seniors for individual achieve- ment in academic, artistic, and athletic fields. A poll was taken among the faculty and approved by the heads of the departments. We now recognize and congatulate the following: Carol Bennion Don Blacker Bruce Broadhead Bob CooP9Y Ridtafd Cornelius Student Government Athletics, English Dramatics Fine Aff M'-Isil Steve Garrett Tom Gates Denny Geiler Susan Grose Johanna GFOSS Athletics Mathematics, Athletics Student Government Science, Social Science l'l0 'e 'l'l 9 W DON ALLEN DIANE ANDERSON LINDA BECKMAN Social Science Business Foreign Language Student Government Q. Q7 I JOHN EDMUNDSON JANE ENGLE LINDA FISHER TERRY FOREMAN PAUL GARBARINI Boys' Athletics Social Science Home Economics Social Science Dramolics English English lSfage Producfionl 4-:mb MARY HANNA SANDY HIXSON GAIL H Business English Fine Art Business Fine Arr Foreign Language OLIDAY DOREEN HOLLIS GAIL HOLTERMAN LEIGH HOVEN JANET HUNTSBERGER SUE HURTER CATHY IRELAND NADINE IWASKO Journalism Homemaking Girls' Athletics Mathematics Girls' Athletics Mathematics maxaman... l -I? M if GEORGE MATTES SALLIE MORAN DOUG 0'KEEFE JIM PANOS TOM POLLARD Social Science Foreign Language Boys' Athletics Foreign Language Speech Science DONNA WASHBURN CHRIS ZURBACH Foreign Language Journalism 59 WALLY JONES SHIRLEY KELLEY BETSY KENYON JANET KNEUBHUL BODIL LJUNBERG Social Science Girls' Athletics Creative Writing English Foreign Language Student Government Foreign Language Foreign Language Boys' Athletics SM i 1 'Qui 'TP 1:7- .IIM SCHLANSER MARGARET SHELTON RON SMITH PAT SNOWDEN JO WALLACE Business English Speech Music Creative Writing pl'0l09VCPliY Foreign Language 223 4 Aarving, Forrest-161 Abbott, Elsa-65, 161 Ackerson, Celia-15, 161 Allen, Don-7, 8, 10, 66, 67, 161, 199, 209, 233 Allen, Sandra-161 Allen, Bill-15, 126, 127, 138, 161 Andrew, Mary-162 Andrew, Pat-15, 162 Anderson, Chris-161, 209 Anderson, Diane-161 Anderson, Jackie-64, 162 Anderson, Marshall-162 Archibald, Peggy-162 Arnold, Linda-162, 219 Asaro, Kathleen-14, 15, 162, 212 Ayers, Andrea-162 Baillie, Barbara-163 Baldwin, Dave-70, 93, 109, 137, 138 Ball, Chan-74, 163 163, 199 Barringer, Gary-70, 108, 142, 163, 199 Batson Jack-8, 10, 118, 163, 209, 138 Baugh, Dixie-69, 79, 84, 91, 94,95,163, 199,219 Baylies Larry-148, 163 Beall, Lu-An-6, 163, 199 Beckman, Linda-64, 71, 164 Bennion, Carol-8, 10, 64, 66, 164,199, 215, 220 Bennett, Jill-67, 69, 73, 88, 89, 164 Billes, Astrid-64, 67, 164 Blackburn, Bill--12, 164, 212 Blacker, Don-15, 64, 90, 148 149, 160, 164, 205, 219, 220 Blackman, Bob-70, 164 Bluth, Bettyfern--15, 66, 160, 164 Boal, Bob-70, 72, 165, 127, 138, 139 Boman, Roger-118, 165, 213 Bonas, Joyce-165 Borum, Dave-165 Bragdon, Jan--165 Brandow, Peter-152, 165 Broadhead, Bruce-9, 10, 74, 165,199, 217, 220 Brown, Carroll-15, 69, 165 Brown, Jim--89, 149, 166 Brontsema, Don-70, 71 , 1 10, 118,120,138,139,165 Bruckner, Fred--166 Bruno, Joann-88, 165 Buchanan, Tawna-67, 73, 166 Buckley, Tom-166 Bullard, Jim-145, 153, 166 Bulley, Doug-166, 214 Burger, Carol-167 Burling, Diane-92, 170 Burke, Sharon-170 Byrne, Bill-167 I seni r index Callaway, Tanya-170 Campbell, Marie-170 Carter, Garry-153, 170 Cary, Colleen-168, 212 Casaretto, Mary Ann-69, 74, 168, 212 Chadwick, Sandie-15, 168 Chamberlain, Jim-148, 168 Chiu, Roland-82, 168 Christiansen, Karen-87, 108, 168, 198, 220 Chehock, Don-168, 199 Cimral, Ted-15, 116, 168 Clark, Mary Ann-169 Cleary, Candy-169 Coleman, Mary-169 Collinge, Barbara--169, 198, 215 Collins, Gloria-68, 169 220 Cornelius Richard-110, 169, Cooper, Bob--90, 169, 219, 220 Corse, Rita-169 Cotton, Marylu-64, 71, 170 Crane, Rick-110, 118, 170 Crosby, Pat-170 Currier, Beth-170 Davies, Sarah-170 Day, April-92, 170 Deleray, Ross-170 DeThomas, Bob-118, 120, 170, 213 DiGangi, Terry-74, 171 Dillavou, Jim-171 Dominic, Joe-171 Donoghue, Peggy-74, 86, 93, 95,108,171,199 205, 215 Dwyer, Doug-108, 138, 139 171, 215 Eastman, Bob--73, 171 Ellerby, Ann-172 Engle, Jane-93, 108, 172, 198, 204 Edmondson, John-33, 70, 117,118, 152,170 Edmonds, Duane-12, 143, 171 Elner, Peter--116, 172, 214 Evans, Barbara-108, 172 Evans, Susan-71, 172 Everhart, Randy--152 Faust, Betty-172 4 Fisher, Linda-15, 64, 68, 73, 172. 213 Folgner Don-64, 126, 148, 173, 227, 127 Foreman, Terry-173, 206, 233 Francis, Bill-138, 173 Frans, Sharon-13, 173, 217, 233 Frederiksen Dick-173 I Galt, Nancy-173 Gammon, Carolyn-72, 107, 173,209 Galbreath, Leslie-67, 92, 173, 217 Garbarini, Paul-71, 74, 174 Garrett, Steve-70, 91, 126, 127, 147, 174, 219, 220 Garrett, Linda-174 Garretson, Roger-174, 214 Gates, Tom-70, 1 17, 118, 116, 138, 220 Geiler Denny-7, 9, 10, 14, 15, 70, 80, 198, 207, 220 Gibb Roger-15, 71, 72, 73, 174 Gill, Steve-145, 174 Godett, Pat-175, 198, 219 Goldsmith, Judy-15, 73, 175 217 Godfredson, Carol-175 Graham, Malcolm-175 Grant, Sally-90, 175 Green, Frank-118, 138, 175 Griswold, Charles-70, 71 , 73 148, 175 Grose Susan-13, 64, 71, 175 198, 220, 233 Gross, Johanna-176, 220 Gwinn, Mary Hope-15, 64, 176 Hagenbaugh, Aller-176, 198 212 Halligan, Virginia-69, 176 Hanna, Mary-176 Harper, Everett-15, 71, 72, 73, 176 Heldrich Julia-176 Hemming, Gary-177 Henville, Gary-177 Hirt, Fran-177, 205 Hixon, Sandy-71, 177 Hoefflin, Walter-88, 89, 118 120, 177 Holbrook, Mudge-70, 73, 177, 1 98 Hoffman, Jovida-177 Holliday, Gail-73, 177 Hollinger, Joanne-177 Hollinger, Norman-122, 178 Hollis, Doreen-178 Holtermann, Gail-178 Hoon, Howard-178, 216 Hosking, Don-22, 178, 217 Houseman, Bob-118, 178 Hoven, Leigh-88, 89, 178, 222 Hoyt, Corky-120, 178, 212 Huntsberger, Janet-68, 69, 179, 222 Hurter, Sue-4, 9, 10, 15, 73, 91,179,198,219, 222 Ireland, Cathy-64, 49, 71, 74, 179, 222 Iwasko, Nadine-66, 68, 69, 71, 179, 222 Johanson, Robert--179 Johnson, Barry-197 Johnson, Marilyn-179 Jones, Wally-10, 11, 66, 160,179,198, 213, 223, 233 Kaplan, Dick-64, 179 Karpen, Alix-73, 180 Kelley, Shirley-15, 154, 180, 223 Kellogg. Steve-70. 148, 180 Kemp, DeeDee--180, 206 Kemper, Susie-180, 204 Kester, Kathy-180 Kenyon, Betsy-64, 180, 223 Kirchdoerfer, Nancy-180, 212 Kirkpatrick, Pam-181 Klotz, Ken-153, 181 Kneubuhl, Janet-64, 160, 181 , 209, 223 Knight, Roger--181 Kohl, Roy-181 Lama, Alice-181 Lawrence, Paul-181 Ledermann, Ken-126, 181, 227, 127 Leslie, Richard-71, 72, 73, 182 Liddle, Roger-182 Little, Patty-154, 182 Liunberg, Bodil-82, 182, 223 Lupus, Carol-182, 199 Lyngheim, Carol-15, 69, 93, 182, 214 McGough, Molly-68, 182 McKey, Carol-73, 182 MacCorkle, Emmett-14, 66, 183 MacGillvray, Alan-183, 198 Mackel, Vincent-73, 119, 183 Maginnis, Judy-183 Mann, Edward-72, 73, 183 Martin, Neil-126, 127, 140, 183 Martin, Susan-183 Mattes, George-15, 64, 71, 183, 222, 233 Merlo,Robin-184, 199, 212 Meskell, Doug-184 Messenie, Micki-91, 184, 199, 219 Meyer, Joan-74, 184, 205 Miller, Phil-9, 10, 66, 70, 121,122,152,153,184, 214 Miller, Steve-184 Minning, Charlis-184 Moore, Dennis-184 Moore, Pat-90, 185, 214 Moorhead, Dixon-15, 64, 71, 116,117,118,185, 205 Moran, Sallie-15, 69, 90, 154, 185, 219, 222 Muller, Donna-185 Muir, Downie-70, 117, 118, 138, 185 Murphy, Joyce-107, 185 Munyon, Dennis-70, 117, 118,142,143,185, 204 Nelson, Ann-185, 215 Nestler, Marie-69, 186 Newton, Tom--72, 186 Ogden, Steve-186, 198, 204 O'Keefe, Doug-70, 117, 118 142, 186,198, 209, 222 Olsen, Dave-15, 186 Oltmans, Nancy-186 Pabigian, Barbara-197 Panos, Jim-15, 64, 66, 67, 69, 74, 186, 198, 222 Papworth, Mike-186, 199 205 Patterson, Al-187, 199, 207 Paulson, Nancy-187 Peat, Harry-187 Penney, Susie-79, 85, 94, 108, 187, 199 Peoples, Mikee-10, 11, 13, 69, 187, 217 Pierose, Denny-15, 70, 118, 119, 187 Pitman, Bruce-187, 217 Pollard, Tom-15, 64, 71, 74, 83, 90, 126, 160, 187, 222, 127, 139 Pond, Terry-188 Pool, Doralee-188 Powell, Jeff-12, 152, 188, 216 Powers, Joan-188 Prandi, Patti-188, 198 Quade, Heide-188 Quarton, Cathy-154, 188 Radzat, Gary-148, 188, 199, 216 Rawlings, Philip-64, 189 Replogle, Roxanne-154, 189 Reshidian, Pat-189, 215 Richards, Suzanne-189, 206 Riddle, Jan-189 Richter, Clare-189 Rider, Laura-189 Rinehart, Dave-64, 71, 142, 189 Roberts, Kent-190 Roberts, Roswell-74, 190 Rockett, Sue-73, 190, 198, 219 Rodi, Bertie-10, 11, 88, 89, 190 Rowland, Jim-74, 190 Ruiz, Rual-197 Rowley, Pam-110, 190, 205 Sadler, Bill-190 Sanderson, Rowe-15, 70, 190, 214 Sandor, Dave--15, 64, 70, 12O,147,148,149, 191 Saunders, Mary Jayne-191, 199 Saxton, Jim-118, 191, 199 Sayers, Sylvia-69, 191 Schafer Frank-192 Schlanser, Jim-4, 91, 191, 219, 223 Schriber, Laurie-69, 191, 199 Schulhof, Diane-15, 73, 92, 191 Schultheis, Paul-108, 119, 199 Sevitz, Vickie-192, 217 Shearin, Bill-192 Shelton, Margaret-64, 71 , 192, 205, 223 Shipman, Kevin-95, 142, 206 Silvio, Mary Ann-69, 192 Smith, Cindy-92, 192 Smith, Dick-192 Smith, Ron-66, 67, 74, 193, 198, 223 Snowden, Pat-13, 15, 73, 92, 193, 223 Snyder, Sue-193 Steimle, Linda-92, 192 Stevens, Sally-193 Strong, Liz-193 Stulik, Susie-13, 69, 193, 198, 204 Swift, Mary Margaret-69 194 Swisher, Pam-194, 214 Tackabury, Kathy-194 Terry, Pete-194 Thody, Julie-9, 10, 80, 194 Tharp, Frances-194 Tivy, Steve-194 Thompson, Loren-194 Tovell, Kay-15, 69, 195 Vail, Gene-195, 199, 220 Vlacich, Marilyn-69, 195 Wallace, Joanna-64, 66, 67, 195, 223 Ward, Pat-70, 138, 195 Washburn, Donna--69, 90, 110,111,196, 211, 222 Webster, Tenny-195, 198, 217 Weir, Karen-196 Welke, Jim-195 Wellman, John-118, 119, 138, 196 West, Sandie-67, 73, 196 Wheeler, Sue-64, 196 Whited, Charles-145, 196 Wiese, Gary-12, 15, 70, 196, 214 Wightman, John-196 Williams, Danny-10, 11, 12, 70, 95,116,118,152,196, 198, 207 Wither, Newt-1 17, 1 18, 138, 197 Woolery, Ron-197 Wrenn, Richard-197 Young, Gregg-197 Zahradka, Linda-68, 197 Zurbach, Chris-88, 89, 197, 204, 222 we look back f paw sah mariho high school San Marino High School--a dream in The minds of San Marinians. The ioinl San Marino-Souih Pasadena High School was geiiing Too overcrowded, A large amount of The income for the school was coming from San Marino City faxes, For many years San Morinians had Talked of forming ci new high school. In 1953 San Marino High School began. The first year was The old San Marino Ciiy library, using facili- iies of Hunfingion School, The following summer con- srrucfion was begun on a new campus for Carver School and on The old Carver School campus for San Marino High School. In The fall of 1954 classes were begun on The new campus, Though consfrucfion of The gyms and of The aucliiorium was still in progress. riff 1 953 Initiative and effort went into the first year of San Marino High. Titans was unanimously voted as our nickname. The constitution was written and adop- ted. Clu bs and committees were or- ganized. The first football queen was Sherrie Keiser. School curriculum was begun. Sports were started. 1954 The second year of San Marino High saw San Marino High School, California linked to San Marino, Italy by a seal. A newly constructed campus was oc- cupied Boys' Forum and Girls' League, the Titan band, the Titan Guide, out- standing stud ent elections, a school newspaper, and more sports were es- tablished. A Q, 'S in-Y ,i 1955 l Expansion and growth marked the third year at San Marino High School. The faculty increased to meet demands of students and classes. Organizations and activities had increased threefold from the originals. A iunior varsity schedule was played by our football team, and they proved to be undefeated. A varsity schedule was played by our basketball team. The pep of the school was en- hanced by a pep commission and a drill team. We also had more assem- blies, dances, and plays. 1956 This was the year ofthe first graduating class. AFS students were exchanged. The football team won the CIF champion- ship. The basketball team won the Rio Hondo L e a g u e Championship. The seniors graduated with regret that the years of fun, learning, and adventure were over-with a feeling of pride that they had to rmed the traditions and standards of San Marino High School. With the first class, graduated the first principal, Walter Dingus. 1957 William C. Higman was the new prin- cipal. The iuniors sponsored a junior- senior prom for the seniors. The year was renowned for dramatic talent. The basketball team won the Rio Hondo League championship. The student body won the Rio Hondo League sportsman- ship trophy. 1958 This senior class is remembered for their enthusiasm, originality, character, and achievement. Scholars won awards. The football team won the CIF championship. The basketball team won the Rio Hondo League championship. Actors produced memorable dramas, and musicians out- standing music. Leaders organized and led well. It was a year not to be tor- gotten. 1959 This senior class was effervescent of friendliness and originality, A senior advisory committee was begun. The House ot Representatives was added to student government. The football team was the Rio Hondo League champion. The basketball team was the CIF cham- pion. Eric Volrath won first place in the National Science Fair. The principal, William C. Higman, graduated along with the seniors. 'I 9OU We sTarTed The year wiTh a new principal, Mr. John Landrum. The year had many original and 'MW successful dances, especially The senior class dance. The new dramaTics Teacher, Mr. Clopper, iniTiaTed The producTion of some very ouTsTanding and profes- sional plays- Mrs. McThing, STage Door, and Three one-acTs. The senior lunch courT was begun buT used by The juniors. 1960's pep commission did an ouTsTanding job of sTimulaTing school spiriT Among The winners from our science Tair, we had The winner of The San Gabriel Valley science fair and Two craTTsmanship awards. A new TradiTion was sTarTed wiTh greaT success-The seniors Took over The duTies of running The school for a day. -il' 4 .J , , 41 ',f ' San Marino High School is very proud of George MaTTes Wally Jones, and Terry Fore- man. All are finalisTs in The NaTional MeriT Scholarship com- peTiTion. SUSAN GROSE DON ALLEN GEORGE MATTES girls' and boqs' state LasT summer senior Don Allen represenfed San Marino High School aT Boys' STaTe, and senior Susan Grose repree senTed our school aT Girls' STaTe. BoTh programs are spon- sored by The American Legion and are living experiences of governm'enT in acTion. gf ., national merit finalists TERRY FOREMAN WALLY JONES if if , we 51 first day of school . , . or. exciting football season , . --Jn-- -ws- Chrisfmos holidays . . . semester exams . . . Ughl Y J -N, ral, ,f Q ' li T I f 1 7- pi i Umm- X L. F the science fair . . . senior teaching day . . . ELLA! r ng, c A --, P 1 7 95 We dedicate in appreciation of their long hours and long years of diligent and inspiring work . . . Woodrow Brister in his first year at San Marino High School taught Social Science and sponsored the yearbook. He previously taught at San Jacinto High School. He is now the head of the Social Science department and is teaching American Government and Social Psychology. Pauline Cheuvront in her first year at San Marino High School taught Girls' Athletic League. She had previously taught in New Mexico. She is now the head of the Girls' P,E. department, the advisor of the PEP commission, and G.A.L. sponsor. Garland Lewis in his first year at San Marino Hiah School taugh physical edu- cation and coached athletics. He previously taught at South Pasadena High. He is now the head of the Boys' P.E. department and coach of the varsity basketball team. Helen McLeran in her first year at San Marino High School taught mathematics, and sponsored the social committee and the yearbook's business committee. She previously taught at Huntington School, She is now the head counselor. Sam Rogers in his first year at San Marino High School taught Latin and Spanish. He sponsored the language and the camera clubs, He now is the head of the foreign language department and teaches Spanish. we dedicate 7 SAM ROGERS waive finished ff 'W H A , iff W. Q 1 1 .... .. .... npmankov , f As F -5' EFX Wg E 5 1 . . E . E 2 5 . E s A : : , L Z E w 5 Q Z A R . z I E 2 3 5 : E 4 2 : 5 . 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