San Pedro High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (San Pedro, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

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Throned on the heights that upward reach To skies of cloudless blue! Our hearts beat warrn in loyalty, Our love shall never fail, To thee in praise, our song we raise, All hail, San Pedro hail! San Pedro Alma Mater Hail! Thy loyal sons so bold, Shall count their duty but a joy, Thine honor to uphold. Untarnished shall thy fair name shine, No doubts thy name assail, Each heart and voice approves our choice All hail! San Pedro, Hail! 0 ff M our Wonderful World. town the harbor grid the oceon To the eost is the lorrgest mom mode horbor in the world South is Cotorlmor omd the blue Pocifio West ot us is the lomdrriork thot guides us home Son Pedro Hill Here come geology students to study rock tormg tions or fossils pointers odrriire its color cmd pot terrisg more ond more people build homes thereg omd our town grows ever closer to Som Pedro Hill. Son Pedro High School sits high overlooking our When Holland brings his camera, happy are well FareNAfts for big blasts alaaut tizenlselves Look! IT TAKES ALL KINDS . . Nlutrrtron rs a popular break from the class routrne and besxdes rt happens aarly 19531954 saw many changes 1n our hlgh school Mr Bever coordmator ot attendance left us alter eleven years of servrce and Mr Harold Garvrn ot our Socral Studtes department took over the post Mrss Agnes lngram Head Counselor resrgned alter long servlce Mrs Marguerrte Sutter moved rnto the newly Mr Glen Mrller replaced Mr Dave Schwartz as Boys Vrce Pnncrpal ln February 66 teachers helped 1488 students through three mormngs ot Iowa Tests 1548 students had enrolled rn September Th1s year Prrates hummed the theme song ot TV s Dragnet program whrle they strolled around campus some grrls wearrna angora collars on therr sweaters or rn Llttle Boy shrrts Our boys started the year w th flat top harr cuts and Pl shrrts gave them a new look remodeled otflce' 1 A 1 I A I TO MAKE OUR HIGH SCHOOL WORLD PIRATE HIGH-LIGHTS September 15 School opens 17 Administrative Assembly 25 Howdy Day Assembly, Fall Erolics 30 Football Bally October 7 Girls' League Party, Boys' League Assembly 9 Sports Night 21 Cf.A.A. Playday, Manual Arts 27 Marine League Convention, here 30 Hallowesta Dance November 2-3-4 Exam Week 6 Congressman King speaks 11 Armistice Day 13 Homecoming 18 G.A.A. Playday, Banning 20 Sports Night 26-27 Thanksgiving LEFT: Richard Corrales extends Pirate greetings to visiting delegates at Marine League Convention in October, Hggwhw ABOVE: loan Bettis and IoAnn Ogg visited Nursery School during Girls' Week. December 3-4 Senior Play Stage Door 9 A-12 Mothers' Tea 11 Sports Night 16 Christmas Concert Icmuary 11 Student Body Elections 12 G.A.A. Banquet 14 Student Body Installations 15 W'54 Senior Prom 18 League Installations 19-20 Exam Week 21 Varsity Club Banquet 24 Baccalaureate 27 Student Commencement 28 Commencement 29 B-l2 Color Day 6 AA 1953-1954 rw -4 February 1 Sf-:Grid Sezrgr-.Ate-r 11 1 lHC11T1 sB.rtE1di',' 16 l1,wi:Test:a be-ggi 19 lieu-,':ij.' Ding' Asse1t1k:Q',' Cupld 5 Capers 22 lvV',IS1Q.I'1QlfQ!'1 S Bitltclcty 26 G15-' 7 f '1',1'.,lf3 Apple Party' -tg :te --'ezribly March 5 SFQYF Nifgtif 16 Girls Day I9 SELCTIZLTCCK 511111110 29-30-31 1lX'1I11 Wfek April 2 Sports Nignt 8 Annual Sales Assembly 12-15 Easter Vacation 26 Open House tts: A Night wtfn Morig 'JJ .sponsored ztnzl Letterqlrlr S P1-1 S Bind rxzjffl ZPL-:Li Blick and Gclci ftrle' 'zriifcrrrxy tif' ftrft n inf-J tr. I-1 1 May 7 12 20-21 26 28 Iune 1 4 7-9 9 10 13 14 15 16 17 18 Cetteri 1Q'Q1'A-'fllid Dance Senzcr ffcigiers Te-ct Seruer Play-- Ycu CaniTcke1tVfith YC Qr, Steddird S Farewell 3 gg QUT. rs,-,N Student Bcdy Elections Student Eidy lnstzlictticns Exim Week Varsity Club Banquet Lefxgue lnsftallcttcn B3:C'1l'Jure3'te 'jzterettez Party' ' L ..3 Q.. 1 .- spaguew. euppe. Sfudent Cerrirneifeztient 'N 4 L,5:t1::ienCe:nem 'lf-1,-,J . -..t -J-...,.f. Ju., ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY SAMUEL D OELRICI-I P A MESSAGE from the PRINCIPAL A yeor has gone by rich in experiences and memor- orble events in our school lite We look with pride ond pleosure upon the och1eve ments ot th1s yeor Whlch we have spent together ott our beloved Son Pedro I-hgh School Let us oll tcrke 1n prrgtlon from 1t so thot W mow' be strengthened to the tuture SAMUEL D OELRICH Prmclpol WHO MAKES THE WHEELS GO ROUND ' MISS THELMA BARNES GLENN MILLER ROW 7, Left to Righti Mrs. Mildred Meyers, Business Education: Miss Margarethe Muller, Chairman, Mathematics, Arnold O'Connor, lndustrial Arts, Miss Mary lane O'Rourke, Chairman, English, lohn Santschi, Coordinator ot Athletics, Science, Wilfred Sawyer, Chair- man, Science, Henry Schofield, Business Education. ROW 8: William Schroeder, Social Studies, English, athernatics, William Seixas, Physical Education, Mathematics, Mrs. Elizabeth Shuck, Chairman, Music, Foreign Language, Mrs. Hilja Smythe, Science, Business Education, lames Stinson, Industrial Arts, Mrs. Marion Stockton, Chairman, Arty Miss Orna Strain, Art. ROW 9: Mrs. Lucile Strawn, Science, Mrs. Marguerite Suiter, Head Counselor, Robert Tabing, Chairman, Physical Education, Mathematics, Social Studies, Sebastian Tortarolo, Counselor, Social Studies, Miss Helen Vartanian, Physical Education, Miss Barbara Vegher, Chairman, Foreign Languages. ROW lO: Donald Walker, English, Van Guelder Waring, Chairman, Social Studies, Mrs. Winitred Watson, Home Economics, lohn Whelan, English. the ROAD TO SUCCESS IS FULL OF FACULTIES PUSHING, PULLING, PRODDING STUDENTS ALONG. Mr. Bever, our regis- x' I trar for eight years, .. explains Attendance Office procedure to Xfrc. Mr. Garvin, who took over the duties mid- year. f X WINTER F IF TY-F OUR 5-1, gf :ffl Ulm, a W-.M W Q1 fw H 'PW -s wi gash f, A Q ,, 2-ral-A ' ' . s +'S.3 1- 'r.'EJ..,-'ima-' 4 5 Wayne Ashby serves punch to Winter graduates at the Mothers' Tea in Ianuary. Designed by Louie Lamonte 146 SPOOKS in Teal Blue B-12 CABINET ROW l, Left: Don Gilson, Iohn Bailiff, Nancy Gordon, Arlene Winship, Pat Tully. ROW 2: Pat Froewiss, Hazel Iewers, Matilda Crvarich. A-12 CABINET ROW l, Left: lohn Bailiff, Margie Canaday, Kathleen Kirk, Rachel Lucich, Ieanneite Grimes. ROW 2: Arlene Winship, lill Wilmoth, loan Watson, Nancy Pyle. W'54 CABINETS B-12 President: Don Gilson Vice-President Matilda Crvarich Secretary: Pat Froewiss Treasurer: Arlene Winship Historian Hazel lewers Social Chairman Sponsors lohn Bailiff Mrs. L. lones Mr. Brown A-12 Iohn Bailiif loan Watson Ieannette Grimes Nancy Pyle Arlene Winship Rachel Lucich Mrs. L. Iones Mr. Brown Listen to HEAD SPOOKS W 54 CABINETS we H f - fW 'er CLASS of WINTER F IF TY F OUR yo ma Almarxza I 'ze Aye ,o W Ballxff love Barco 1C Rober' Bau gart Elma Bear Carro Beyararmo Arne Marne Bergn Doro'hy Bee Nrck Wmx red B111C1Ch Clxffora Blahruk Mary LOUISS Borcrch W1 k Bradarmowlc fudge Bradley Rudy Brako Benramm Ere J n And ew Burlch Iohn Bunch polo ex, Burm Margare+ Cawaday Andree Carlsorm Barbara Chagenovrch Pamela Cnatman Ke'1t Chrlbtenben Lloyd Cobo W1I11am Collms Dowald Costa Gay Coulson Maulda Crvarxch Katherme DIMSQIIO uf' '-on 1-vp o-S dv V -tw r-N A if '-1 'Lx -ff V L L ml ri I 1 fr., cf if sf Qi Y' in in , 'Qui .Ak A - I fx I1 M . . r, re. ' rsf h. , . ' 'JA , . II ' 5 , . - ' ', . 't' ' , . '- III: Q 'C , , , .' sko- IV 'X . r-: ' , . . , ., 3 ,a P A r C' 1 : 1:4 I 0 C Y 5 C , J' 2 .2 Q r ' C G , K In . my 'nl 3 . Q xi 6 , C C Q. f ' C' -e ' CA V 'IJ C f- 'I A , A km A.. I A- 4 , A H ' 3 ZH , cs G , - 'Y' . 44 , A ' . 1? X E3 ' . . J 'if'-9' , . ' C' 4 l Glenn lbinger, Mary Dominguez, Peter Dragich, Helen Earl, ' Marion Eberhardt, Patricia Emerson. ll Clarence Ellis, Anton Eelando, Geraldine Eiamingo, Vince Fiamingo, Bonnie Eitzhugh, Barbara Eritzche. Ill Raymond Eoat ,Gordon Foley, Patsy Froewiss, Manuel Gallegos, losepli Galosic Ir., Sally Garcia. IV Marnie Gentle, Dori Gilson, Iexorne Ginsburg, Elia Gomez, Iessie Gonzales, Nancy Gordon. V Chris Govorcin, Phillip Gravett, Iearinette Grimes, Marilyn Hampel, Robert Hauck, Darlene Hubbard. ,, ,,, df' .Q S1 Fvw 5, ,Ne , - is Q Q fy E 'ini' X tw A A , J If n if E V if' -1 rf if l - ' -, Aint,-rms 'Ax f 1 .- m - x I r A- Q. it g K y 'K ' 4 v I 'ld -J 4 fag' 9 M sd I M ' ,nv X t C , A FS y .- - .Q Our Prom theme was HAUN TED HOUSE I Frank Iacono, Walter Iacobson Arnold Iaraznzllo Hazel Iewe -54 Ifdrnpznd lohnson, Shirley Iones, II Gloria Iuarez, Vtnce Iurevtch Gerry Kerbysor: Kathleen Ktrlc, Iarners Kramer, Louis LaMont, Ir. III Concetta Lauro, Anthony Lernbz, Suzana Levacich, LeRoy Lisk, Iuanita Lopez, Chris Louros IV' loan Lovelace, Rachel Lucich, Peter Mardesich, Iulia Martinez, Iarnes Mathison, Dorothy Mcllwaine. V Kay Mercer, Ioseph Mladineo, Betty Montoya, Marilyn Moore, Earl Mullaney, Marsha Murphy. gr E -i 1 -- 'Q -I -Q L 1 'Lg ,K I 4 5 A A .41 A , v- X tiff ws ya A . N9 J f t o W' I ,S we-0' A ,. K Y y E, ty ,Q iyfs t M I ef I K lx, x. 1 I I I sa- -5' 1 STAGE DOOR was our Hit Play! 1 2 AQ 1 Q M5 Qin :r SQ 55 .1 2' Q5 :H 5 QQ Um H:- S5 mm 'Ui :r ,UZ QE U35 mo Z'-4 F A4 0 KD Q :s :J Z G7 UT o :1 :U Q N4 H O :s :L AA Qi' CTN Iames PeGan Pauline Pelly Grace Plchardo Ioe P1I'1C6I1Ch Wlmfred Pnesa Iosephme P011 Nancy Pyle, Carmen Quezada Ioseph Radzsrch Herbert Rechhn Ir, Ioseph Regan Ir Kane ReSkUS1Ch Mary Ann RIZZO, Margaret Rose Berton Roth Ir W1111am Salzman George Srgler Mant Slmorlsen Rrchard SOCO11Ch Mane SDIHOSG Thomas SFIYSS Benrue Sprmger Robert SUm1Ch Ir Ioy Taggert TEAL BLUE was our color true We were BRIGHT and Gay Iack Tamm1 Thelma Trutta Patrtca Tully Ma te UGIGSICW Anthony Ursxch Dorothy Urslch Sylv1a Vrllegas Carmela Vrtale Yoko Watanabe Coma Watson Arlene Whrte Ixll W1lmoth Arlene W1HSh1p Nadrne Woodman DGV1d Wyman Elvrra Zueck NOT PICTURED Ernest Castlllo Rtchard Hoopmgarner Rudy LeBlanc Herbert Logan Robert MacLeod M1chae1 Munro Ray Peyton Peter Sherseth Wllham Vme Summer School tr .V I pg il 'ff W5...o N NY U QQ JWJMIAIL u v .vvfvs ', 9 MNH HHH Q0 00 xxmxxxn 'If 5 ff fi 1 4 REAL GONE SPCDOKS L42-Q RX? EL Jill 515' Jim mimi. Vi Mm. ., ,wwf Commencement is something that all Plrates look torward to Winter Fifty tour had a graduation night to remember Boys wore navy blue caps and gowns Girls caps and gowns were white according to our school tradition Each candidate received his di ploma from Mr. Oelrich. When all had re turned to their seats the whole class turned their teal blue tassels from the lett to the right signifying they were now full-fledged graduates. What thoughts ran through the heads ot those on stage? Do they wonder where will they be going tomorrow? Will it be oft to 1' ' January 28, 1954 ARE NOT F ORGOTTEN ! college? Will it be a job, a career, or mar- riage? Service in the armed forces? Do graduates realize that this marks the last night the class of W'54 will be together as a part of our school? What is the audience thinking? There are smiles here, tears there. Even more than the graduates, the parents realize this marks a major change for everyone in the blue or White robes. From these l4l boys and girls on the stage, will come some of the future leaders of our community. 1 x7 Q-2, J if h?'di ,t 1 ' X , WINTER FIFTY-FOUR COMMENCEMENT Ianuary 28, 1954 PROCESSION AL: Pomp and Circumstance. San Pedro High School Orchestra PLEDGE OE ALLEGIANCE Led by Don Gilson, Student Body President VOCAL SOLO: One Kiss from New Moon Nadine Woodmang Andree Carlson, Accompanist PIANO SOLO Waltz in E Minor Anne Mane Bergh STUDENT ADDRESSES Theme Learn to Live and Llve to Learn ltll Wllmoth The Begtnnmg of Ltfe Patsy Eroewtss The Chance to Ltve Ronald Salzman Now We Gtve VIOLIN SOLO Adoratlon Borowsla Arlene Wtnshtp Robert Kennerion Accompantst PRESENTATION OE EPI-IEBIANS Thelma Barnes Cftrls Vtce Prlnctpal AVVARDING OE DIPLOMAS Samuel D Oelnch Pnnctpal ROLL CALL Glenn lvllller Boys V1ce Prmctpal ACCEPTANCE OE DIPLOMAS Iohn Ba1l1ff Presldent Wtnter Claes lQ54 RECESSIONAL DeKove1' San Pedro Htgh School Orchestra .. ..,,. ,Elgar l l SPECIAL HONORS TO Ioh Rztht Ar rtcan Leglon Awa a A l2 Presld nt Epl btan Pat E oe uma Ephebxan lo Galosxc C S E Don C111 o V teran of FOYGIQH War Award Ephebtan Nanci Go don Afnerxcan Legion Award Epheblan ea'1 Cnrt S A 12 Secretary lame Kramer Sctenc ara JV'lllfdP19O CSF lancyPle Al'7 Pet Ma d lch Ptra e Leaderahtp Awa d ga CS Pat Tully V t an of Eoretgn a 1 a Epueot '1 Ioan Wateo A Z Vlce Prestden h o A l2 H1 tonan C . . . . 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Lalagero Coleman, Wes Reynolds, Suzanne Rhodes. ROW 21 Wayne Ashby, Ian Gray, Thelma Radun. B-12 CABINET STANDING: lan Gray, Louie Ianicich, Suzanne Rhodes. SEATED: Wayne Ashby, Tommy Setka Claudette Evenson. A-12 Wayne Ashby Wesley Reynolds lan Gray Lalagero Coleman Thelma Radun Suzanne Rhodes Sam Uskovich Margaret Angichiodo Mr. Van Guelder Waring Mrs. Mildred Meyers MIGHTY DRAGONS never tire, Watch US set the WORLD on flre La ra Acc a Mollre Alart Erma Albato 1 A Sandra Allen Rmchard Alva Gerald Ambl Ma garet Angrchlodo Arlene Antonovtch Way e Asltb Ma Azpeltta V1rg1n1a Balclacct W1ll1an Baldwm Ba ba a Balla Peter Barxaga Gene Bassett Lou Bassett Phrllrp Bate Bo al Beaudry Robert Bennet' Nrck B1azev1ch Paul Btazevtch Glorta Btnkley Iacquelrne Blaga1cn Ice Bogdanovtch Beverly Borden Fred Bowe Robe Bowman Bosernarle Bozm Margte Bradley Dorothy Brarnlet S11 le Brandellr DOV1d Braund Iohn Brown Mary Buenler Inj '3 A13 gr-ri 45. -is NW' A- I Q-3' 4 mu nr' ,-9 3 S-54 I Shirley Buratovich, Edna Burlchardt, Iohn Calise, Frank Calla- way, Emma Campbell, Ray Cedar, Barbara Chamberlain. Eleanor Charnplin, Marlene Chason, Vivian Chavez, George Christensen, Frank Colello, Lalagero Coleman, Alfonso Contreras. Arch Conway, George Cook, Virginia Cooper, Richard, Corrales, Marie Costa, Peter Cracchiolo, Dora Culling. lack Curry, Donna Dagle, Gloria Davis, Winifred Despal, Sonja Detert, Frank DeVault, Iohn Devlahovich. Ann Delvleglio, Veronica Diorio, Christina Dolor, Mary lane Dooros, Thomas Dragich, Matt Druskovich, Gloria Engel. N' .bl A Q Q J' 3 K it ' 1 1' 'ga if? Q L. i a 1 X '..-' ' if Cd 1'-Y 443 We X, 9 Al Rav -3' 'Y V ,.. .. ,-., .. -, ,.1If-2 L, 'A C V,31l ff'1' L'-' IXQY. JQITQ ' I:-C41 1.fI'Y11If'3 Find: tie Tfzcii, F'IL11'11 ' , 4. f::. Fi: ri 7: 7: Tcriztxy' Fffiflfl, h cgi., F. f-7 Sllfl ,Fritz Ffzrjr Frfekm . Swll. nlfill itil 337:13 OHGQ-7111 fzgi 3111 f , Jflfif Sing' Grit: ' . Mx: H1IL f V-'-rrzzr. 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'Wg Z XY if E Z g4 -'SJ Made US all look EVEN BETTER 'R .A I ' we 1-v ,, Aw - M rd V7 55-if l 5:51531 . , , KQZQJIA X 4 'i 66' l Zdenka Maticn, lacquellne Mathews, Millie Medals, Cella Me-dlna, Constantlno Medina loanrie Melendez, Polly Mercer ll Marilyn Miller, Mary M1lO.S6'-'ICE Gennaro Mineghlno, losephme Mlneglnino, Nicholas Mlrlcovzcn, lonn Miseilch, Slurley Mizuluka lll: Lonnie Moon, Roger Mooring, Felice Morales, Ronald Morltzkw' losephine Morovich, lohnny Morris, Charles Nena 4 IV: Bari Nicosla, loA:n Ogg, Howard Okurn, Amhony Oreo lohn O'Rourke, Manuel Crtega lfenneth Oyama. V. Della Padilla Kula Panousxs Alan Paxton, Betty Parker Lonz: Pennington Rose Periczcn Katie Phillips A - 5 r F 6' Q Ak l 'Q' 4. LL 2. l fa? mea ? , 5 E 2 -if-' , V, v 28 M we -if l: Phyllis Pinkstall, Ronald Pitts, Patricia Poinclexter, Cynthia Pollard, Erolinda Preciado, Robert Puliselich, Thelma Radun. ll: Donelle Rae, Iim Raigoza, Iulita Ramos, Olivia Ramos, Rena Randolph, Io Reddick, Don Reichert, Ill: Wesley Reynolds, Suzanne Rhodes, Shirley Rivera, Carmelo Rodriquez, Ruth Rodriquez, Donald Rojo, Sue Rose. IVi Rudy Sabo, Frank Sardisco, lohn Schoemann, Tommy Setka, Dorothy Shafer, Nancy Sherman, Peter Shubin. V: Ruchelle Smythe, Shirley Solich, Homer Spears, Thelma Stanovich, Iosephine Starich, Barbara Stepp, Gloria Steve, ll I II You Cant Take It With You was OUR play, It was the SMASH HIT of the day' DF' :nga was :1 d G N uma N1 1 G 3 A 3 11 'W Q-QQTC1 cz II CI m e z n U -cox Q X II 9 Vcxbq Xa '1oA no Jmne R 'md Ward Cfmcxr Marx cxrle N1 W1 Q1 George Wm ad Cnc ni 'sg S03 iw--.-.4 'Sn-J 44A .0 I X Rc ,fix St 5':ll her Elite Ctrzkw CQ-:re Slllil'-'If mix Survka Quvi' Spmste t Jie: Q .-.ink 33rb3r:1 Tyre- II IX' X1 Thur.. Crt' 3 tb r: Txmater M 1192- 'Cd' A:':1::',' Tc.. ich, Br :I r vm: M rxlyri True Ish: Trgtzmzli QM- Iii K tlXe ri Trutich Bessie Tunlcs Sl: 1lX'?fi XJKQET Sxrrzgel sl 'ICR Ge :ge J 2 H3 sie: Betty 'Juizkxcte El-exist , ' uez IX! Anthcny Ji XC'J1Cl I nn VLW 'rich Katherme XJlj'J'.'lC21 Zxilillfilf X t ' , uyzio. X X, l 19:19 Weiss X! 'lyrx 'Ne-iss, Ch 5 X e tleui, Ich: XNescE1lf3r AI'l'3'Y1, 'fX'-9sTE:',', w Beverly X 'I e ily, Xl Hehe 1 ries Wicca:-: ,E ' lk ix , K L ': -1 , .- . 1, t 9 I -2, if ' , ' -.. 'ff 15 'A , , , ,, A I . , v i. -if X .. ' 'T ' T , . , Ag: A A. s , ' Q . 3, 2' L a a I .. '-47's SCD 09 -T-4 Q if S5 N4-1 3 is -o -9. 3: .ge To N? Q5 93 Q mi gli Q is 4 S15 Q3 ..,D go. O 3:- N: 9.5 F12 of KD '1 U1 -Yfg f Y WE POINT WITH PRIDE We the great class of Summer F1fty tour are proud to say we have three flrsts graduatron robes the color ol our Cardmal Red sweaters a great club called The Dragoneers ancl a plaque of our cl emblem and color We hope classes to follow them W1ll make th1s a school trachtton expect to tmd the plaque hang mg 11'1 a place ol dlstmctlon SUMMER FIF TY FOUR if, 1 ' m , v , ' , ' . I ass . 'A- X It 1 , Us 'Aff When We return as a umm, We .ag a . R : X- . . . . . ,A 5 , ,QE . 'A x Q ' N2 .- f RJ 'W TOP, Lett: Dig that crazy Bugle Corps at Barton Hill, Richard Corrales, A-9 Class President, happy A-9 graduates Pete Crac- chiolo, Anthony Vidovich, Bolo Cody, lohn Devlahovich, Nick Biajevich, ROW 2: Ruth Rodriguez and friend, grammar school glamour posefShirley Brandelli, a steady twosome, Freddie Bower and Edrina Farillas- enjoying the Prom, Duane l-lale and Beverly Borden, ROW 3: A-6 class picnic from l5th Street Schol, Shirley Brandelli, lackie Blagaich, Rosemarie Bozin, Rosie Pericich- A-Qs eating on the Boys Lawnfehappy times!! Mike Corsale, Margaret Angi- chiodo, Vince Fiamengo, Olivia Ramos, Richard Munch, Claire Sullivan, Goldie Yutronichg three laughing Dana-ites, Geraldine Strika, losephine Morovich, Branka Travica. young dragons at PLAY! HOMEROOMS 12 - MR. BRUNET - 142 A510-i I TK l' AQV1, l: 31' l 3 Hi' Eli- '. H llf'lv'lfL' PI Fr 1' ll P ittf-Q ff Cf. l, 571, mm-dr: I G'fr.r'1: M 1 'JI f'i1fEf',', H lar, xt' XI I Hain I :rdf 3' 'll l'.'Tfn:, M lT :rr M Alirx M pu-Liv: M Hin-r I Bally I Yifftz. l' Brexk' I. l,. E'g:1':71:. I Culczlutz f pri. I Putin 21.115 K ffl M Piotr- lf V ' F W ' ' 1252 12 - MR. KLAUSNER . 126 Felcmdc V F1f1mer1gO,G lfrlekm A, Fur- zn F Gallegos, A Goloslc A Gf1:sperov,A firide G G.Li11G1:2OI'1, C Harm,-on M Hartley' Harry R Hernandez, I Higgf R Hill, F :fher E Hvldcrolt, R Hclfirid I Icxckssn Gcmzcxles I Gonzales l. Gonzales, M cxzcxles P Gorman, I, Guy, M Harris, B rnondez, B Hodgson, S l:b1tz, V Ielovlc, Kurels B King, G Korgcx V Lcmg K A+ 12 o MR. SEIXAS . 226 Ickmsch, li Ions-.:, I. KGr:r1el1cE.,I KG.llI11Gll.f Kellgey, M Kcfrmedy, R K01'El'1 :T:3OY1 A rpm, P l.1Cc1r1loru, P, l.:mf1, S l.T.'C1rim I :Circ A lv'l'ICYll1,R Mark I Mihegiiihc A yf,-tzcr., R M':f,f- K Mc1CQ.'f-: 'JJ Mitzi. l!1'1',' M Millf-7 I lff,-wlixffi lf Grieg? ll ,.:r. G lglffflnll. I Q.1Qmcif- fl Ezine I 1311 G Hfclfr' C H9351 If ?l'fl1l.'.f' 12 0 MR. STINSON 0 141 lJf',7'1..'Lr.1 G ffcr.Qr.,I .. f cg,-' p 1l1l'lC.' A Pirilff, I R116-r 'iqrilxpd ffriil Li I Tgrrx N ' .'. X 'TAI Vfxiii ,v,'.,,, ,,.,,.C,, B-12 BIG WHEELS HOMEROOMS A-11 - MR. ASHER - 155 F 'C 1:':3 A :g..:'. , Ll 71' ffl xr .fa 3fZ'T1'1 1131. L 'Zf1l'. 23. 51111 'z fl F 7 31-sf-' I 13' xv QE. P? .l 3 5 A A, LA.. . I x.,A,..', -, .A C,--.. G :5.dfri3:1ti- P' fix:--r 1.1 3 P Bi-11:1 C ii-F ' 30 i'.-51, ' 31.4 31rd B '51?:iQ3 ' M BQQQ' 1. f Er ii 5 Eriilifiki M E., 1' ? 3' P 5 ft' 2 ,, ,,.. A-11 . MRBRUMMETT - 111 F Cfxzrtif-7 P C2..13:i:'.'1c:. l. Crum: 1 Cigur B C1.-r.- rc: F Clark S fC1IIT1-15 f Clemens 3 Ccrrxf-ll M Crucciuclc L. Crcrxp I Cuortic G Cr'.'i:r1:E: 3 Cukixr I C'.'LiC1:1C?1 G CQWQ-exe E Iigffg' V 17115113 C Uctscii, T Cizllbeck, C Cziixdug' I Cflrtiurellz K Cfzri- fY'?1l,C.CC1p6f111C M Czpdcutc P Cuslrii- H C1-ztclgnolzx S CHCIYQZ M Chckel, S Ccri M Corona, R Ccwe: P Crmcmtl, P Crcoxri 'ff Crossland M Cqcztxo I1 Venti: M Dedritk A-11 o MR. DEVINE 0 225 f Easihzri R ESQXCYYTJ R Exten: f Frm: I Far If Fzzriergc R Franco L Frazzer 3 Cwzncoletix S Garcia: R Gzrifr f Gerqacr. E C11'.'1r.,f M Gil'-'1C11 P Gsldf-T. I Gczdf-2 L Grave? H G'1ri'i6-rpci H Hal.-todd fy fefiurcxn P fjccrcr 1 T1fIi7l1..fA I I4o'.'.':f-z '-'f :STICK M lilfllf' K ffcwfrx A 1:11l.'Zf. fx P'i:11Cr:i'1 f: ' Citi ff F':rLQY:.' T 1-'1'1'lT i-ll K P-7':r.1:r.f M F'::r.Qt C 1:'lTfI'1V W Szfsii F Sift.. pi A 'S fir. f Fil' nag p,..,., .4. 'J .-A,A .,v A-11 . MRS. FOSTER o 221 H Hifflf i HH :':. P' iz.: f' H' ::.. 3 '- 7.r.,f.3,' F Eff Pff if '11Y.'i f V Eff. ' H K .'.'l'f 'v K 'i. Y ' 1 C' ' .vv W , 5' H . V fi - J f. '31'.'ir.g : 'r. Ii 'F ff 1: f. C Hfzif-7 T f' H1r,.1.. i , HJ.-i. 3 'f f Hi 'fygft . LJ-. -Q N .. V .1 A-11 LITTLE WHEELS 33 A-11 A-11 o MR. GRINNELL - 113 R Mackey, A Maleta, M. Malone, A. Marlcar- ian, D Martin, M Martinez,I Mateqich I Matich S Mat1:utan1,M Matulrch R McAllis- fer G Mcllwaine, C. Maclnnes, G Meyer I Mihalyevich, D, Milnez, I Mitchell, I Monte- longo G. Montgomery, E Moore, I. Moore I. ckson, M. Iohansen, B Iohnson, M. Ionnxcr. Ionlcov N Iuergenson, K. Kovacevich, K Kursar, D. LaBelle, G. Leahey, H. Leylaa, E linelourger, B. Lisica, E. Lopez, A Lulaerich, M Ludwig, I. Lynch, M. McBride Ia i A-ll . MISS MANSFIELD . 204 I Morgan, T Mullaney, P. Munoz, R. Nabayan, I Nelma, T Nelson, B. Nichol, I. Olson, I Ornelas, B. Owens, V. Pappas, R. Parra, R. Penick, C. Price, H. Puerta, R. Puliselich, D. Quick, M. Quitiquit, I. Ramirez, R. Ransom, S McCarthy, B. McDonough, B. McGaflev, M. Mansfield, D. Marini, M. Marinkovich, S Martinez, E. Medevic, N. Merrdith, I. Minson O. Mobley, C. Moore, E. Neal, D. Nelson, H llelson, E. Nolan, M. Novak, M. Obuljan, H Orela, S Orovich, I Martin. A-11 - MR. MCBRIDE . 125 I. Rechlin, F. Redlew, C. Reigel, T. Reskusich, G. Rodrigues, D. Rivera, G. Ross, R. Rubio ,T. Rugiietia, P. Sandello, P. Scognarnillo, H Sedillos, N. Seine-ntilli, B. Shepherd, N. Shults, I Spray, I. Spangler, I. Suggs, T. St. Iohn, I. Strom. I. Padilla. M. Padilla, S. Perea, S. Perez, D. Pesusich, A. Peterson, A. Ponce, L. Radisich L. Reynolds, N. Riley, I. Rivera, D. Roberts M Rojas, S Rornano, M Salazar,I Sanchez B Sanderson, A. Sandoval lf Sam cier lf Sain C Schneider, C Sepulveda A-11 0 MR. MCMULLEN . 202 R Sxrina I Tar:i'1,R Taylor R.Th::t1r.-3: R 'l ZI'gfEI'.'II J'li P Vasquez F Vid2'.'1:r. C Yfiliareai R Walker I Warren R. lffirrei L. lffaits I 'ffeaver H '.Vhi'e R 'f.'Lr.arQ.' ff ivifvllffjiri P Xitca A Zanicicr. R Zetferlffra K Zi-eg T Snxirtzan C Slceltor. C SI,lf.'l'.LT'J fl Starczc S Stone. C Tiltor. F T1r,tcr. fl Trxxi P Tucker L Underwood K C1135 D 'f1d'.Ci:l. A lflfexherg M N.. r' ' ,' -M r rrrnrv.. G vi... . wJ.-,,. LESSER COGS 34 B11 B-11 - MR. BELL - 236 , :fr 21.15. -,V - fx , M f- . ,. .. ,, , x r, -H ,mf ' f:,-..Np. 'B fr-.-f. ' :,:',C:.-'r , ..,- M., H C.,,..,, ., CAM.: ' ,. 1 fx, ,, ' FM' .., ,' -f .- C-3- 7 CML, rf. C-.f ,,, . C..I': 'x,.-, ' fn,,,.,,,Y., , f' fx. - Q ' B-11 - MR. CHAMBERS o Boy's Gym H Crgz H flelgudc l. l?0t',' CA f'.'fr1:i,: H Ff3Q,1n:QC V PQ-rifl, I Fmrnnnqc M Flisli H Fri-jriikffr. P Frltz B Prku I Girl.: H GQLQT' I Glf,-fm W Gmvvif I CsI'1Q.1l'.',I 'I' Gxinn I GKAECPGAIIO C Helm H Hr-rriilnd-'L' I Hwrrfrp: S HQclq.::9r1 A l3rxx::L,1I K Fferrf-rn A FIITQIZZC B FYl.SClil, S Culver F Crxiizolw G GlQ'.'GH1C D Gonzales, S Gonzalf-.1 M Gscdrncxn, B Goosens, A, Gowdy ll, Gram B H:1ffon,M Helms, F Hernandez I Hinshaw I Hcllowcxy, B, Eubcznlus B-11 - MR. GAULT . 200 T HcCj:1ngQ1rner,G Huxley, A Ixgzcqsrg ll Ifllf Icnffs lf KC1y:.1ur1: I Kf,-jx,-G T Kgsgrz I l.'1ncY13r!,C Lecxtlxerwzccl E Mild- :ids B Mildcvrmdo A Mcrchii V Mlrdeniri. fl l.l1fQi'f1Cl1 C MfIYkl.1l1,1, I M'1ri1nGz ff lfliirif-'.'.'.' I MCCOTlY11Ck V Mcfcnzld B MCGLII C Martin, E Hooper M Izzaroz l K'?fdYlCrC B Klrcnrner B Krueger M L:x'.'rx'.'u 5 - 5160 - Southland - SAN PEDRO B Lpten P M:G:wan l.. McOu3t P. lvlcber. B Maisie Y Mcrrdeslch, M Mfxfhull G lwfilffflfiii I Mayer B Mcrynzrd G Medin: B l!li21:'.'il:'.'i: B-11 ' MRS. GRANNIS - 264 B f.f:K1r.r.t: P Melczfr B Llgiiz ' Y. L ff:1':.-it I Crxelif B Pfzgiz I F311 i. F : '. QC,' A Fitz-ru B Pviicdc B Pzdgfzxz. F .. f Bunzzfxzzz F Bftfzrf,-3' I Peigqi f -..ire ll Mirxlep M lvll'Lf.CZ M C322 P' nf-.,,., Y 'N,,.v.- :Q p,,,,.. r: :L .,,. p ,..A..-- ,.-..- B . - ?:r'.lQ: 'S Bzdrr :'.'1::1 3 Fcrrxrez I' Beit. E BZ':Q7r3'.Qz S Btnlxiil B Bgsxell K IN THE MACHINERY 35 A-10 A-10 . MRs.MEYERs - 123 A Heagan, C Boath, G Bobinson S. Hume A Sanchez, B Santich, L. Silva, B Stuart, D Siarez A Ternblador, D Thush, D Tully, I ipaz, B Uglesich, B. Urista, B Ville.sca:s, I Jehag, A Zarnacona, L. Sanchez, S Sanders lf Shubin, C Siciiic, S Smith, V. Smith, F. T 'A Spirxotza, ff Stange, ID Stanovich, lu. Stanovich G Starcich, P' Taro.:, C Tate, B Turrigiana, I Walker, A W1n.:ton,G Yutronich A-10 o MR. ALCANTAR o 121 I Adriance, M Aauirre, C. Allen B. Allyn, K Alrnanzar, A Arrniyo, A. Avergano, D. Bxgliazo W, Barron, B, Batterssby L Baum- axrf, G Beaver, T, Beaumont, G Beckstead M Bellino, M. Benedetti, B. Birondo, N Bjaze- vrch, I, Blaskovich, B Bodul, K. Bradbury, I Abair, V Accetta, C Acosta, M. Aguilar, S. Akerson, D. Anderson, K. Anderson, S. Ander- .aon, B. Arebaugh, P. Aubrey, L. Balesstreri, C. Burner I Bell, V. Bell, D. Bennett, A-10 . MR. HEYMAN . 223 ll Bruce A Bxialrin, F. Bpiiahan ll Byers I Canaday, P' Cantu C Cfirtor I Cassaleii I Casey E Cebad , A. Ctxace, C Chamber- lfnn R.Chaprnan, B Chavez R Chor,I Christie, F5 Clark E, Bill, M Billington, M. Boncich, l. Biwer VM. Bradley M. Branton, B Bridget' Brocklebank Y Bruner G Bruno A.Bugar1n T Carter TI Clianfiler l. Chavez I Chiisor. . f.. .V 1 Y A A, A 4..,Hf1f l'e6.. 'J Coon A- 10 - MR. DAVIS - 233 Pi Col :ing V Cock F Ceoper C Costa B Goff: B Cigllejf B Cxrrj V lQ'lC'1'll.3iO, C r'lifI'll:'f I fQe:nr,.fey' G fQere'f.'enko I llegspal i-. .111 or M ffioiz C DiBerr.ardo Pl ilctlfii ., biikey' f, f,1Q:ia',', B Eafon 3 Tiilf B ffenrgt iff Gaia F Cream' 3 Cro.: T Cruz ff Cari I lQar.1eQC'.'ich Q irreif f Qazi.: ff ff-:her P 2-eM:norun T' ff-lagit A CLlVlQQi.Z F lgzrxngpiez 3 llorgex' Viirzr. M fl: and ll Qryden ff Quo TOMORROW'S BIG 36 A-10 A-10 . Miss ERICKSON - Girls' Gym P ffr.I:'.-.' A Fspno. 1 f A 'S ix F HIIICI' C L-fI'.llK N l'-Ilifif I G11Q 1r:11 L G 1731.1 A Gxiello L 3lQ1:i'.'1lU' A Gotta 11 Y Gonzxlex I Gorin Jn I I Grxy' Gr-:cn E Hcriin-.'3'j E Hirolci I Heil? , H-.':'or G Henderson A Lixiont S Elliott vu-.. f- ravi-W I r--ef M r.,..f,4. A R . .,., C L..,..1 .een 1. .,.z1,.. o Fergigfon V Ferion G l71.'E1er F f::re o M Fo:-i QE. F-TCH? C C1132 H 'SCTKL Gxiglt l Gonzzlee G Goizoles If Getz? C 'N f--If,-If D Jeo.4..,.. A-10 - MR. FUHRMAN - 124 A Herrera, A. Herrera A Hif:tC1l:1 I Hille bro1nd,C Holmes, R. Hook Fl lacono M Iac, A o I I Pinson, C. Ionnfeon, V Ionnxon, L Ionnntor. ll Ion-eg, I. Ion-es A Kizjslzn M Kotniclz G Kennedy B Kleppe, P Kloock D Knowles P, Goodyear, L, Gorman B. Grohorn A, Groveit, B Green, M. Guinn I Gungtone, ff Gyokers C, Hozddix, C. Hammond, C. Hanson lf Harris, P. Hemphill, O Hernandez, B Hively, C Holmes, V. Horner, B. Howe, B Howell A-10 - MR. GERVAIS o 235 ll Kolderup R.KLll'HUYI1OiC, M. Lcfcxto, C Long A Lonsdown, I. LoPinlo1 B Larson, W. LeBlanc, W. Lebsoclc, D, Lepire R. Lozneli, R Lopez, G Lorenz D. Lowery, K. Mclrleil, K, MoPeek, I Martinez, B. Mason, L. Mason, C Husted I. Icnkovich, R. Iohnson, lf. Iorcicli, A Iones L Iones, S. Kolish, I. Kennedy, S. Kuykendoll B Lornons, H. Losoier, R Leoch, C. Leoliey. V Loomis, G. Lopez, S, Lorenzi, G Mocuro r. Moqono, R Moigdoleno A-10 - MISS LEISE o 232 Q K Motnevfs 'f'f.M:in1.'3: H Vl:'f,to1ni V Mileri K llizsiok E McKnight P Medexko E Mei: P Mellier R Mezin 1 Mjex I. M11 ' H Miller R Miller H Miller C Miva C Montez H Moritoyii, A. Moore C Morzlez K Malone A Marion D Mir:E1 A lvf'ZT'gfL3li M Mcffozzr S MCLQ-ggrjii l Menoozo M Merzz C Metrogtoulof A lrflfkilfii li llfler 1. lljler P M1rk:'.'i2?'. M lit.: l Mi'x333'.'. 1 K Morrix M Mcrriz E Mixer f. Lf Ei I Mgirx' ff l.leQ.'er.' K flzkjzgi L ffe 1: 'J and LITTLE WHEELS 37 A-10 A-10 - MRS. LYONS - B-2 T lJlZrr1.:.1, fflglilllf, R iff-'.'.'1i1'1:i lfikfzl 1. I fDBr1ffri, P Uriejr T Ortea: C Pfirlc., fl Pirri R Pixrslow lf Pri-dersfm R Pelly, C Pffreyra, Tl Petergcr. G Piyton R Peyton, ll Pitt., R Preacely' H Qiiiring, B Raliffr, P flowrriari, A llize'i:li fl llob1liorie,I Norm rr: P lluno, F Omecwn M Olleil, M. Orelg, Il Ortega B Padovan A Palazola ff Pavlovicii M Petrie, l Phillips I. Philp, R Ponce l. Pritchett 3 robert.: L Pugliese A-10 o MR. O'CONNOR - B-3 M. Reed, I. Regan, l. Richards, H. Rivera, P Rivera, I. Roberts, D. Robinson, P. Robles, E. Rodriguez, H Romero, A. Rose, T. Rubottom, A. Salazar, M. Sanchez, T. Sandoval, I. Schroeder, F. Scognamillo, R. Sherwood, R Sias, I. Sizgovich, P Pugliese, C. Pulliam, C Quinn, l.. Ramos, A. Reed, B. Reese, M. Reynolds, I. Riveria, C. Roath, P Rocco, A Rojas, I. Rosenburg, N Rusich, I Russo, P Salazar, B. Sanchez, G Sapp, M Savin, B Schambers A-10 - MRS. STRAWN - 211 I Skinner, A Smith, G Smith, I Smith, I Sogiiuzzo, I Soto, F. Spencer, L. Sprewell, I Stafford, R. Steale, B. Stevens, G. Stipa, S Suqine, W. Summerville, R Swansbrough, W Tave, R Taylor, V Teora, G. Tobin, C Turmfin T Scotti, A Sedilio, A Sement1lli,R Serrano H Sewell, I Shuoin E Slceficli, T Skorpaniclz 3 Small P Snow T Sogluizzc ll Springiieii I St1i,I Stevenson C Sullixan P Tapia I Taylor, ID Templeon A-10 - MRS. WATSON - 265 Q Ulxfrup I 'felarae I Villarreal ff vflflllfjf, f Wheeler, R 'N11af1tr.i'xn, 3 'ffplfiarrxa G 'Nillg H Vfzison I Wilson L 'Nil,:on, H 'Noxburg R Wrlght B Yingliig I Zabafw A Zahkpcn P Zdnkzoh A Zivloh, E Tenxu f TICIT12: I Thorne M Tomicri 3 Tinizfr rl'f:r.13:: M Tgrrff' fi U31-25.33. H V.: ' alla M l.7.1l'.'5I i T1 'firalirz L 'ff sv--sr-.ef Q ' C' '1',,- ll ...,... ,- .,, .. . v- ,Hu ... GOING ROUND 38 B-10 B-10 - MR. BROWN 0 120 L. Aix Ely. 1. e QEQ Y 33 3 ie -E4 ., fo :1.,, , 5' fo.,,,,,, 'f . u 1' H. - pg 1. 'A UT 1 B-10 0 MR. BURCH v 127 I Cr' :nf-it I I yrmiu 'I' 2' ':.--'.'11rr1- t: ?','Ilf1f3X I W F :XL 111135 IQ FI-I1:.Lif1 I' Lf-rg . , H Frf-Ldttxlrm F Gullurdf '.'.' YEIITCI 1 , i3lfICC?I'llXZ1 L GLTIVLRIC R Gelfirkuy' I Gif. :':If': H f3Cfiff'IL9:' C Grady I' Hmderr E. Hoificrvfi M If'V1IL,1H L DIIICTX T fxmtgor. M lfrzczxcim A flzhbdr I Falcohe F Fflulk, A FICLI C Frcgue K GYGHT I Hizbeger I H?1rr1r1gtoh,R Head B Hebert I Hector V Hez.-fferrrzcm G Hpzffmdri H Iezm K Iohnii B-10 . MR. DEFEVER u 140 G Hubbard, D Hudson, I Ingohd C Kell C Keihersori, H Korn, B. Krdrier S Ldvitt I Lduro, N Lee M Logan, E. McC1uskey, G McLar1e,C.McMurroy,T Iohnson I Lcmgsten B Lopez, D Lopez, E, Lopez, I Lopez, B Lovrich, H Mddrid A, Mcletd M Mcrruexch C Mdtisevich D Moyes C Moyfleld, D Mitcrxeh B-10 - MRS. IEWERS - 100 ' Q 4:22362 1 zr1::. 1:E. .A .firtliez Lf ,leditiz F V-. Wil l'I-V,,,,N ' 1',4,,..L 'Q y'1,,, T, ' F 'TIES' ' '3e:k:1 if Fmff, 5 1lf'.'.IEI'If L r2.1 f ' X -fr-ff, v H, T H ' .Mff A2W9-'.f-,f '? ?-7,,, , ...., , , ,WWA V ,A E C::,e'er.l,: ' er'f' IN CIRCLES B-10 B-10 - MISS VARTANIAN 0 17B-A R Poli, I Ridge, F Rodriguez, H. Romero, li Clif! I Sanders, E Scott, E. Se-peda, I Sharar. I Slow. I. Tomich, P Tonsich, P Toneich, W 'hrarrtontc-gs, I. Walker, O. Wills, I. Zeiser, l Priohef H Roberts, L. Sanders, Y Scienza, L Silvas E. Sorich, A. Spinosa, P. Stacy, I S'e'.'ens, A Streetman, C. Thompson, l. Torre-9 R Torres, R Tugendholt, D. Vix, M. Williarnss A Wohler.: Foreign Adjustment 0 227 MISS FOWLER G Ando, A. Babayko, D. Bilisich, N. Grgas, O Huao, S. Knez, A. Letinich, B. Letinich, L Mardesich, T. Markulin, I. Morovich, E. Nicio, M Roman, B. Radovic, T. Skorpanich, M Tesulov, V. Resulov, A. Zalranovich, I. Groenii- eld, I. Abarca, L Abarca, M. Bosanich, M Dadich B. Druskovich, B Frkich, O. lbarra. M. Kostrencich, A. Letinich, M. Mardesich, M Matura, M. Ortiz, E. Ouesada, B. Radovcic, M Ursich, K. Vasquez. MR. BALEN l. Lambert, D. Brown, E. Guebert, H. Rivera, F Padilla, P. Ortiz, I. Perez, D. Serano, A. Dilla, H. Fanelli, V. Gargar, C. Helms, I. Daniel, L. Aguire, A. Chavez, D. Lindgurg, E. Clark, M. McDonough, I. Olson, O. Dozol R Vaughn, I. Raigoza, D. Contreras . MR. ELLIOTT .'. Cfcvez, IQ l,1r.'iogrg E Clark M lflffgo. :gi I Oinon WE CAN'T DO WITHOUT B-10's 40 LOCK how we LEARN ? U N s .4HM 132. 555 l , f f gg, 6 A I . -I' I YVYYVQVY 'Y ?4'sQX'4'y'.'g94'o'.' W Qnmif? Q ? If you hear abou! a thing you remember part of it If you see it done. you remember hali of it If you do it yourself. you remember all of it Q 41 SOCIAL STUDIES 5 va l . U S Government students Frances Breskovich ana Anthony Grande learn about the National debt World History students learn among other things that the world is round San Pedro High School curriculum tollows the pattern of American schools in providing classes that further student knowleldge ot our cultural heritage Social Studies increases our outlook on the world today and our knowledge ot our country and our civilization Senior Problems is planned to help students with personal situa tions they may expect to meet in our culture Jobs marriage child care mental health etc Public Speaking lournalism and Drama are all a part of the Communicative Arts so necessary in Twentieth Century lite Music is very old in the history ot American schools. Los Angeles Schools have long had an excellent art program. All students take Music and Art Appreciation, subjects that were once considered the special privilege ot the lucky wealthy few. We HEAR about our CULTURAL HERITAGE fx- C.TI.:4 . ENGLISH drama speech journalism SOCIAL STUDIES MUSIC ART MUSIC AND ART Appreczatton In Action' Cen I 'Dianna 'lllnnow amics class starts from tb ground up Wedging clay fun? Stnging Aniexcas songs gtves muse students pleasur and C1 better nnderstandlna the perfcrrnances if Irie .e 'ktgf HOME ECON OIVIICS A V '- 'f ff 13 ,, ... V-,, qu ., 3. ,,,H ,,,,. t . . , ..l - .1 - ',: ',--- -11 ..,,-.,,. . I, TI,,',.v1 .' ff 'N z-. ,--.r - SCIENCE ,rv 4' 17 , '75, -' rf? 'g .1 We SEE how What is more fun than food? Mr. Fuhrmann helps his students count the cost ot eating in l954. Mr. Sawyers' college preparatory physics students study their equations. Clothing Class girls learn to make their own skirts, dresses, and other garments. Lite Science is required on a tenth grade program. Physiology and Chem istry are especially important tor stu dents entering any phase ot the medi cal profession. Physics is the back ground of machines and forces neces sary tor future Work in engineering, architecture, and advanced sciences. The science curriculum includes Lite Science, Physiology, Chemistry, and Physics. we DO it OURSELVES BUSINESS EDUCATION LANGUAGES LIBRARY vox-1 no . , 6 . 13 Students working in the Business Office learn selling and business practice by doing it in actual experience they learn how to handle money in many types of business transactions, Typing is another of the many business courses that prepare us for a fine future. Students learn to tabulate, do reports, and se tup neat looking letters. Other business classes are bookkeeping, shorthand, clerical practice, business practice, and business law. French and Spanish classes give students an understanding of other countries' manners and customs, as Well as skill in the language. Students Who work in the library learn how to make better use of our library by helping others find information needed. ,A- i 3 - 1 1 .r ..... ,fx VOCATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS San Pedro l-ligh School Vocational and Industrial Arts Depart- ment offers six different courses: drafting, both mechanical and architectural, machine shop, print shop, electric shop, metal shop, and Wood shop. Boys take these courses to prepare for occupa- tions in industry. Boys who have completed satisfactorily l2UU hours or more receive a vocational certificate giving them a head start for a job. A vocational certificate usually satisfies one year of apprenticeship training. Some girls who are interested in architecture take drafting to get a start toward interior decorating or a career in architecture. WE MAY LEARN MANY THINGS PHYSICAL EDUCATION DRIVERS EDUCATION PRODUCTION CLASSES When you hear grunting and groaning you can tell it is the boys in the gym classes trying Wrestling holds on one another under Mr. Balens supervision. Production classes in our school include jour- nalism, the great annual class, stage crew, drama class, stage arts, and vocal and instru- mental classes. Students who receive too little credit for their tin work are the stage art students They make up the ccto s and des1gn the beautiful sets tor our programs. Stage Art students learn stage make-up and stage design. They make props tor the stage production, They paint and repair stage sets tor all high school productions. Stage Crew constructs the sets. Stage Art classes are depended on to whip up decorations tor assemblies, banquets, proms and teas. DriverEducation classes learn the proper atti- tudes toward driving, an dsportsmanship bee hind the wheel. They are taught the unders standing of traffic laws and how they are en- forced. They learn the parts ot the automobile under the hood. Movies, diagrams, and the dualfcontrol car are all used to make better drivers for tomorrow. 'Seniors over here! is the favorite saying heard gn Girls' P E. classes Girls learn to keep their slim figures tor the Prom by doing these strenuous exercises. ln Driver Education class the students hearff and see why-sethe rules for safety on the road Each student receives six hours of actual drif- ing in the dual control car MANY SKILLS EACH DAY IS ALWAYS DIFFERENT! -Y-ig pf in ' Hn 5 I ff? Over fifty students, recently arrived from Yugoslavia, Philip- pines, Puerto Rico, Mexico, Holland, japan, Norway and South America, are learning to speak and write English in Foreign Adjustment classes. Miss O'Rourke and Miss Fowler teach this subject. lowa Tests were given in February, the first time since September, l952. Even Holland couldnt miss these tests to photograph us struggling with those strenuous little books, so Drama l students portray how it feels to take Iowa Tests. lnterior Decoration students set up room constructions as part of their projects. Students work on floor plans, color schemes, choose furniture types, fabrics, and study arrange- ment of rooms. There were two classes this year, but lnterior Decoration is usually given but once each year, the spring semester. Miss Strain has the class, Miss Vegher is intent on her students struggling with French l. Students taking French not only have a better opportunity to understand French customs but the ycan even order from menus in French. through ACTIVITIES ,f -25.1. V' ' K XX f WE MEET FRIENDS WE SHARE INTERESTS WE SERVE OUR SCHOOL '55 W'54-TOP, Left: B. 1. Bailiff, P. Tully. ROW 2: I. Blagaich, S'54-STANDING: R. Corrales. ROW l: I, Vidovich, ROW 2: W. Ashby, I, Heitala, N. Harris, R. Ortega, A. Grande, A. Panton. ROW 3: I. Redclick, I. Per, S. Brandelli. Auditorium Manager: Commissioner ot Athletics: Manager Extra Curricular Activities: W'54 IUDGES LEFT Ie-aniiette Grimes, Ioan Watson, Arlene Winship Kula Panousis Tornrny Setku Mar' gie Baker W'54 President: Don Gilson Vice-President: Richard Corrales Secretary: Hazel Iewers Treasurer: Pat Froweiss Historian. Io Reddick Bolo Zetterberg Iim Olson Shirley Brandelli S. Brandelli ,l-l. Iewers, P. Froewiss, N, Gordon. M. Baker, A. Westby, S. Rhodes, C. Weiss. STUDENT BODY CABINETS Zetterberg, R. Corrales, I. Reddiclc, D. Gilson, l... Ianicich, W. Ashby, S'54 Richard Corrales Nancy Harris Arlene Westby Charlene Weiss IoAnn Vidovich Iohn Per Iohn Fer Iucly l-lietala STUDENT COUN CII. S'54 .-...bs Period H classes choose representatives to Student Council to work wttii the viceepresident of the Student Body Cabinet. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS I, Atkinson, I. Mihaltivicii, N. Shults, C. Ioiinson, F. Tipton, L. Radisich, R Carter, H. Okum D. Hudson, E, Me-devic, C Oiiphant, M. Dowland, S. Nikolas, H Goss, T. Shuman, D. Crockett K Almanzar, A. Moore, M. Katnich, D. Martin, H. Islas, P. Poindexetr, L. Silvas, B. Perry B. Persobert, B. Tave, G. Glavinic, B. Vanikiotis, L. Acosta, D Luten, M Wright, D. Relstab, M. Hagler, S. Matsutani, I. Mee, Ft. Mackey, L. Husted, G. Bodavich, Ft, Schisler. W'54 S'54 President: Richard Corrales Nancy Harris Vice-President: Toni Schuman Mac Hagler Secretary: Meredith Ludwig Lynn Husted Sponsor: Mr. Brumrnett Mr. Brummett Q, -P5 EX-f 17' ' Q. f s Q 4 Willett .5 K ' S'54 IUDGES .'.Lr.n1e Marich TOP Left Iackie Blagzich T:::.:: 14 POW 2 Irene Erzcco fcltr.: Cgg Fr 2 s Q i Q Su.. W'54 EPHEBIANS TOP: Iohn Bailiff, Don Gilson. ROW 2: Nancy Gordon, Pat Tully, Pat Froewiss. Mr. Oelrich congratulates the S'54 Ephebiansg LEFT: Lalagero Coleman, Sam Uskovich, Claudette Evenson, Alan Panton, Mar Marde. ich an t Gra Ch rlen Wei. Ri hard y s , I e y, a e ss, C Corrales Miss Baxter is the sponsor. EPHEBIANS Ephebians are first selected from the upper twenty-five per cent of the graduating class. Students of the class Vote for the finalists, and the Ephebians are chosen by faculty vote from these final- ists. Only one in forty graduates may be chosen. IN OUR HALL OF FAME Ceramic Gold-Key Award winners were Bose Garcia, Ken Oyarna, and Ioe Giles Cnot picturedl, Edrina Farillas, looks on admiringly. loe also won a fB25.0Q prize and Rose and Ken received Award Certificates in the National Scholastic competi- tion at Pittsburg. Bonnie Fitzhugh, Ioseph Clemens, and Charles Wilcox received regional Awards of Merit. Recipient of the midwinter Pirate Leadership Award was Pete Mardesich, W'54. Entered in the Ford Foundation Contest was Richard Bulot, Ben Cornell, lon Larson, and Iohn Klarin. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY W'54 S'54 President: Ray Ocon Robert Marusich Vice-President: Iean lda Claudette Evenson Secretary: Roberta Stogsdill Roberta Stogsdill Treasurer: Ian Gray Kathy Franichevich Sponsor: Mr. Walker Mr. Walker W'54: I. Galosic, W, Pitesa, I. Regan, A. Winship, S'54: N. Biazavich, I. Bogdanovich, R. Bozin, M. Buchler, R. Ceder, V. Chavez, G. Christensen G. Engel, C. Evenson, I. Gray, V. Hall, P. Hayes, C. Heath, M. Holmes, R. Howe, P. Iohnson M. Iohnson, N. Iohnson, M. Mardesich, B. Marusich, P. Mercer, P. Pinkstaff, P. Poindexter, T Radun, O. Ramos, S. Rhodes, S. Rivera, R. Stogsdill, C. Weiss, B-12: M. Baker, I. Bally, A. Furman, A. Grande, I. Guy, S. Isbitz, W, Marich, G. Norton, N Radin, C. Ronca, D. Spanje, W. Zankich. A-ll: M. Capiluto, K. Franichevich, A. Gowdy, R, Hoxworth, P. Lagasse, I. Minson, C Moore, G. Moore, M. Frank, I. Rivera, C. Pitsburg. B-ll: D. Adamson, D. Barnes, K. Fererra, M. Goodman, E, Hopper, R. Islas, D. Mardesich Y, Mardesich, B. Russell, R. Torrigiano, I. Tupaz. A-10: P. Auhrey, R. Balterisky, E. Celiada, L. Chavez, B. Crosswhite, F. Goss, H. Matsutani N. Myers, N. Nobilione, C, Salazar, E. Sketich, S. Sugine, M. Wright. Gold Seals are awarded to students who have made the Scholar- ship Society for tour years, one ot which must be in the senior year 1 KNIGHTETTES The Knightettes are chosen trom a list ot recommendations by teachers and Voting members. They are chosen on their leader- ship, scholastic record and personality. They alternate with the Knights in clearing the halls at nutrition and raising the flag in the morning. They also help with thc tiind drives. W54 S54 President Patricia Tully Shirley Brandellr Vice President Ola Mae Germany Ola Mae Germany Secret y Ann Marie B rgh Lalagero Coleman Treasurer Nancy Gordon Winrfred Marich Sponsor Miss Veal e Miss Vegher ROW 2 A Westhy D Spa'11e V Chavez C Weiss B May l Reddrck ROW 3 C Heath F Breskovich C Evanson K Panousis D Despal ROW 4 Fi Stogsdrll O Germany S Brand lli L Coleman W Marrch - ar ' - ' e : ' i r ' TOP, Left Sponsor Miss Vegher, M. Baker, N. Harris, TOP, Lett: L. Ianicich, B Marusich, G. Christensen, R. Corrales, F. Bower, M. Hagler, T. Setka ROW 2: W. Reynolds, Sponsor Mr. McMullen, M. Wymore, W. Ashby, I. Olson, A. Grande R. Mackey, K. Oyama. ROW 3L S. Uskovich, A. Panton, V, Hall, G. Van Hoosier W'54 S'54 President: Peter Mardesich Alan Panton Vice-President: Sam Uskovich Sam Uskovich Secretary Wayne Ashby Vernon Hall Treasurer: lohn Bailiff George Van Hoosier Sponsor: Mr. McMullen Mr. McMullen KNIGHTS ' l The Knights are an honor group and a service group. They are chosen by the members ot the club from a list of rec- ommendations by teachers and voting members. They alternate with the Knightettes in the flag duties, clear the halls at nutrition and help on fund drives. They also co-sponsor a dance with the Knightettes. TOP, Left: I. Bracco, I... Balestreri, H. Oreb, I, Hietala, D. Mihovilovic, K. Trutich, G. Starcich C. Sullivan, I. Hinshaw, W. Marich, Mrs. Watson, K. Sampson. ROW 2: F Breskovich, B. May K. Vitalich, D. Spanje, D. Flelstab, M. Baker. HOW 3: I. Reddick, O. Ramos, A. Antonovich, K Panousis, I. Blagaich, S. Brandelli, I. Vidovich. NOT PICTURED: M. Ludwig. President: Vice-President: Secretary: Treasurer: Historian: Sergeant-at-Arms: Sponsor: President: Vice-President: Secretary: Treasurer: Historian: Parliamentarian: Sponsor: CATERETTES W'54 Iill Wilmoth Doris Spanj e Pat Froweiss Winnie Marich Claire Sullivan Olivia Ramos Mrs. Watson F.H.A. Nancy Trani Mary Dominquez Carmen Ouezoda Pat Chatman Emma Cooper Eva Ouezada Mrs. Bender S'54 Kula Panousis Iackie Blagaich Arlene Antonovich Irene Bracco Doris Spanje Ioanne Hinshaw Mrs. Watson Cotel Wilson Virginia Cooper Nancy Sherman Emma Cooper Barbara Probert Sylvia Galvin Mrs, Bender AJ The Future Homemakers of America have set U their goal at promoting a happier family lite. 6 ai- 7.0. 6 37 es f f is 1 ,- Ilffifx -milf T?-1115, :git-.4i1'-.4g. '11, I u , - .:- .... 5'-- :. 2 1 3 Y E ik This year s Thrift Club sponsored by Mr Brown did a very big iob on selling United States stamps and bonds They used showcase displays and other publicity to promote sales President Vice President Secretary Press Agent Sponsor President Vice President Secretary Sponsor THRIFI' CLUB Doris Spanie lrene Bracco Kathy Franichevich Mr Brown USHERS W54 Nancy lohnson Polly Mercer Katie Phillips Mr Brummett Ellen Bugarin lackie Calafato Doris Spanye Mr Brown S54 Yvonne Mardesich Gilma Glavinic Phyllis McGowan Mr Devine The Ushers did a swell job helping to maintain order this year at our assemblies and special events. This organization is limited to forty members. -v TOP, Left: G. Bassett, H. Hines, S. lvansic, F. Morandini, R. Mackey, F. Bower, I. Bylander, A Madrid, K. Oyama, I. Zavala, R. Franco, I, Olsen, R. Chagnovich, R. Corrales, I. Matich. ROW 2: V. Tesulov, F. Colello, R. Mooring, R. Pitts, D. Kirkland, H. Gunderson, M. Hagler, M. Kennedy W Ashby A Panton I Franco A Furman I Madesich A Misetich D M tin, , . , . ,. . , . ,. . , . . , . ar I.Gershon. ROW 3: Coach Seixas, F. Fizulich, R. lslas, I. Zlatic, R. Pitts, R. Harris, M. Flick, F. Ackenback, F Hipsher, I. Misetich, W. Felando, M. Bosnich, P. Shubin, H.Ancich, R. Newman, I. Ramirez. SPANISH CLUB W'54 S'54 President: Charlene Weiss Mary Mardesich Vice-President: Kula Panousis Sam Uskovich Secretary: Marilyn Martin Sarah lsbitz Program Chairman: Pat Tully Io Ann Ogg Sponsor: Mr. Avila Mr. Avila The Spanish Club, Los Portenosf' had many activities besides their meetings which were parties after school where refreshments were served, entertain- ment given, dancing to Spanish music, and singing in Spanish was presented. LATIN CLUB W'54 S'54 Presidenti Derry Adamson Albino Salazar Vice-President: Danny Mardesich Alan Iohnson Secretary: Bonnie Crosswhite Iohn Werhas Sponsor: Mrs. Shuck The Latin Club meets every two Weeks. They study mythology of Ancient Rome. VARSITY CLUB TOP ,fy-J Premzieii Vxffe-Prmzd-fi' Setreizrr' '11I'fEC1. ,lfA?f Sgzormasr Hgstorzni Schc1C1r.sE11p Scrgeunffcxt-Artur BOYS LEAGUE Leftz Hzsashz Eictextxm Qlltrr grzie : 'EE6IZf'1I1'1'E, Gene Cr'.'3r1::: rr g.,,.-5 .e-.e,:e...:...-2, Gr. ,NU . grade reDre3er1t':t:'.'e RCW 2 Anthony Graidf' Presser 1.31, jirilfich Secretxrn' Hr n www IQOT PICTURES' 'Q JLCE' Uagf. VARSITY W'54 S'54 Ich: Mlsezxch form Zintz Gene Bassett Mu: Hag Mu: Hag1er fx: Olsor Murmjon Bosmc' Mr SGIXUS 5.1: Seixi: Fred Bower Rig' from Pete 1v!1CIYd931C1l Terri M3111 Rnd'-' 1513.2 a ff 4 f, C,IRLS, the Girl-of-the-Week are ff , 'Ei . if F2 A 3 ' ,fl XVINTER '54-LEFT: K. Sampson, A-lU representative, W. Marich, Historian, O. Germany, Vice-Presidentg M. Crvarich, G.A.A. Presidentg M. Todd, Fore 'n' Aft representative, N. Gordon, President, N. Pyle, A-12 representative: T. Marich, B-l0 representative, A. Westby, B-12 representative, N. Radin, A-ll representative, F. Breskovich, Secretary. W'54 GIRLS LEAGUE This semester the W'54 Girls' League Cabinet was very busy planning their B-10 Welcome Party which carried out the theme of ln a Persian Market. The highlight of the program was the crowning of B-10 Queen Lynn I-lusted by Pat LaConfora who was the Maharaja During the semester the cabinet was invited to attend Dana's first Installation Assembly. The cabinet received new stationery with their names en- graved in gold on the stationery. In January the annual Nomination Assembly was held. The W'54 Cabinet held their first luncheon after the beautiful Installation Assembly to which they invited Gardena, Banning, Narbonne, and Dana. GIRL OF THE WEEK SHOWCASE Fixing the showcase for IoAnn Agg and Ola Mae Germany. lx ,gg una ur THE :EK ,1 -' 6. X, I , rib: t SUMMER '54-LEFT: P. McGowan, B-ll representative, H. Oreb, A-ll representative, D. Despal, G.A.A. President, S, Brandelli, Fore 'n' Aft representative: I. Bracco, Historian: S. lsbitz, B-12 representativeg D, Spanje, Secretary-Treasurerg L, Husted, A-10 representative, C. Matisevich, B-10 representative. TOP: I. Ogg, Vice-President, I. Reddick, President, O. Germany, A-12 representative. GIRLS' LEAGUE S'54 Girls' League Cabinet started off with a bang. With the wel- come party tor the B-l0's, the theme being Big Apple Party. A feature was a fashion show, put on by Simplicity Pattern Co. Our girls also took part in the annual Girl's Week. The scene of the Girls' League Convention was at Banning High School, Banning, California. The girls enjoyed a wonderful tour of Palm Springs. Our Cotton day theme was Springtime in Paris, an extrava- ganza including singing waiters, a sidewalk cafe, huge Parisian murals, a fashion show, and a real M.G., borrowed of course. The impressive ceremonies of our installation assembly closed our year's activities. GIRLS OF THE WEEK propriate dress for school, They are ley Mizuluka, loan Bettis lfancy Harris and leannette Mayer Girl of the Semester in Ianuary' 61 The Girl of the Week is chosen for her neatness, poise, posture, and ap- lelt to right: Karen Sampson, Iudy Rosenburg, Carolyn Oliphatit Shir- Marilyn Hampel, W 54 was chosen FLOWER AND ART TOP Lett Flower and Art Center meets with Mrs Iewers every Monday noon in room l00 This group does floral arrangements tor the school ottices and tor luncheons and teas CENTER Richard Corrales crowns Deana Bae Bear B 10 Queen ot our Girls League Apple Party BOTTOM Wardrobe Center hold panel discussions on posture grooming and general appearance at their weekly meetings TOP Bight Talent Center presents skits and pantomirnes at Girls League Assemblies and other girls activities BOTTOM Girls ot Servlce Center meet every Friday Among projects that have been completed are Christmas tray favors and baby clothes New this year is service at our Community Hospital Girls assist patients by writing letters and running errands President Vice President and Secretary Press Chairman Sponsor President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor President Vice-President Secretary re.'::Bepresen1ati'.'e Spongo. GIRLS' LEAGUE ' Secretac Tre President J P t 62 W54 Ioy Taggert Arlene White Mrs Iewers TALENT CENTER W 54 Marie Uglesich Connie Laura Gladys Starcich loan Watson Mrs. Strawn WARDROBE CENTER W'54 Nancy Bird Monte McBride Virginia Aciarnri llancy Harris Mn: Foster SERVICE CENTER Alice Petersen ,. i.ive:: Bucci Lola Chavez Ruth Creasy Mrs Carmxizaei S54 Mary Chekel Mary White Roberta Howe Mrs Iewers S54 Frances Tipton Francine Falsetta Mercedes Vega Roberta Burge Mrs. Strawn S'54 Nancy Bird Monte McBride Virginia Adams lfancy Harris Mrs Foster T - I ri , ' X Y L 1 at 1 'lit 42 LV WHAT COULD WE DO WITHOUT THESE! PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS QAND ROLLANDJ ,g SALESMANSHIP CLASS J , PROIECTIONISTS Without the Projectionists, and the supervision ot Mr Sawyer we would not have so many movies in the classroom. Photography Class, with top man Holland Holland and the sponsor, Mr. Walker take many ot the pictures of our school and the activities for the Annual, Fore 'n' Att, Boys PE. Scrapbooks, Student Body Scrapbook, and other important school publicity. Mr, Schotields Sa1e's Class with their great publicity have sold over l,UOC Annuals. They made up iingles for classroom blaclcpoardsg they used a show- case displayg they had a movie, and they wrote publicity lor the bulletin. .XX xv rj 5' ' w 5-gli -p I I r 1 CHESS CLUB Chess Club meets at noon tor a hard battle ot wits. Members may become champions, since club competition sharpens their strategy, CHESS CLUB W 54 President Ion Larson Vice-President lerome Ginsburg Secretary Ed Farmer Treasurer Ed Farmer Sponsor: Mr Walker COSMOPOLITAN CLUB 3 5 t 3 S54 Alan Kaplin Milton Foster Dan Bagliazo Gary Tobin Mr Walker Officers are Carmena Heath, president, Betty lohnson, vice-president, Eleanor Hopper, treasurer, Mr. Klausner, sponsor Cosmopolitan Club officers are Carmena Heath, president, Betty Iohnson, vice president, Eleanor Hopper, treasurer, Mr. Klausner, sponsor SCIENCE CLUB President: Shirley Rivera Vice-President: Ian Gray Secretary-Treasurer: Marlene Todd Sergeant-at-Arms: Sponsor: Mrs. Smythe Shirley Rivera Louis Ianicich Lalagero Coleman Lou Bassett Mrs. Smythe SCIENCE CLUB STUDENT SERVICE A semester of student servlce lS a regulrement tor any student body otflce candldate or for a Knlght Kmghtette Caterette Boys League and Glrls League Ofhce The members serve the1r school by workmg ln the adm1n1stra t1on othces keeplng the halls clear at noon and other dutles W54 pres1dent Was Iackle Blagalch and S54 pres1dent was Rachel Ortega Door duty IS one Way to meet new fnends Here on such duty are Nanc1 B1rd Monte McBr1de Carol Bergen Kathy Kursar and V1rg1n1a Adams . . - - 1 1 1 I I . 1 . I I - , . . . , . I r I Q6 Famous personalities from Ferber and Kaufmans Stage Door are, left: Ioan Watson as udith Canfield h ld ff dv f I o so a ances rom Lou Iecm Maitland readies herself for a big d Christensenl. Iohn Bailiff as Keith Burgess, a stru actress Terry Randall, portrayed by Pat Froe ON STAGE, E Our acting scene, Darkness at Noon, Won first place at the ANNUAL FALL SPEECH FESTI- VAL. Actors were Ian Gray, Sam Uskovich, and Kent Christensen. Ioe Regan directed. Finalists in other divisions Were: Molly Goodman, Gloria Engel, and Marilyn Iohnson. DRAMA I ASSEMBLY: Theme: Down Through the Ages, Down! Down! STAGE DOOR: W'54 Cast: P. Froewiss, I. Bailitt, K. Christen- sen, I. Watson, I. Willmoth, C. Maltzer played by Pat LaConfora. Ian Gray as ate with movie d D 'd K' 1 KK t pro ucer avi mgsy en ggling young playwright, checks a hopeful VERYBODY Sullivan, I. Reddick, I. Gray, P. LaCantora, R. Beaudry, P. Hayes, M. Angichiodo, I. Blagaich, A. Antonovich, S. Brandelli, V. Hall, I. Regan, K. Trutich, M. Iohnson, M. Moore, R. Bozin, P. Sandellog Director, P. Sandello, Production Managers, I. Bally S. lsbitz. DRAMA PARTIES, sponsored by the Thespians, were added to the drama program last semes- ter. Both Drama l and Play Pro- duction classes participated by giving skits and pantomirnes during lunch for all who wished to attend. A11 of Room 232 is a Stage. DRAMA Lights. Camera, Action, and the Latest re-Leise PLAY PRODUCTION CLASS: Well-mixed--genius pantornimes, try-out fun and-lacks, forgotten lines rnis-cues, misplaced props orchids, and re 1Le :rral.1' rehearsals! rehearsalrl YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU The cast ot the Summer '54 play You Can't Take It With You are: G. Engel, P. liaCanlora, C. Sullivan, W. Reyf nolds, C. Weiss, S. Uslcovich, T, Fran' cis, T. Radun, K. Trutich, P. Sondello, P. D. lohnson, R. Beaudry, G. Norton, V. Hall, W. Ashby, A. Grande, l.. lariicich, Director, P. Hayes: Produc- tion Managers, S. Rivera, P. I. lohn- son, lfl. Chason. Among the difficult and weird properties needed were a printing press, Xylophone, kittens, and a snake solarium. THESPIAN BANQUET The Thespicn Banquet carried out a Sea Shell theme. Oscars and many other awards were given to out- standing actors and actresses ol the year. The-spian troups from other schools sont representatives, who provided entertainment. Drama l, Play Production, and SPHS alumni presented play cuttings in compe- tition. LEFT Pat l.aCanlora as Grandpa and Gloria Engel as Penny rehearse for You Can't Take It With You. Sain Uskovich and Charlene 'Weiss played the romantic leads in the pla' RlGHT Ronald Beaudry as a Russian Ballet Teacher demonstrates Iudo on wealth Mr. Kirby. played by Tom Francis, as the other astonished characters look on President: Vice-President: Secretary: Treasurer: Historian: Sponsor THESPIANS W'54 Ioseph Regan Phil Sandello Pat Froewiss lohn Bailiff Pat Hayes Miss Leise THESPIANS TOP, Left: lanet Gray, Iohn Bailitf Claire Sullivan, Ioann Bally. ROW 2: Donald Almanzar, Pat Hayes, Phil Sandello, Margaret Angichiodo ROW 3: Ioe Regan, lo Reddick, Pat LaCantora, Pat Froewiss. ROW 4: lill Wilmoth, Sarah lsbitz Kathleen Trutich, Kent Christensen ROW 5: Gloria Engel, Kathy Frani- chevich, Sam Uskovich, Ioan Watson. S'54 Pat Hayes Phil Sandello lan Gray Kathleen Trutich Sarah lsbitz Miss Leise The entire cast of Stage Door lines up for a curtain call after their two successful performances. Ixs 1 fbi. O. 1 . .Q MUSIC GUILD eat their lunches listening to records in Mr, Ashers rocr President: Vice-President: Secretary: Sponsor: President: Vice-President: Secretary: Program Chairman: ergeant-at-Arms: Sponsor: IAZZ CLUB listen to the latest, is the sponsor, MUSIC GUII.D W 54 Gary Norton Richard Hill Beverly Borden Mr Asher IAZZ CLUB W54 Walter Cathy Fred Clark Baroara McGallew William Costley Mr Gault CT 9 STI ITICTQ SC Rffnl S54 Charles Nena Frank Vasquez Betty Scharnoe lvlr Asher S54 Fred Clark Walter Cathy Pat Carncichael Arleen Faulk loe Clemens M G ,il QSC. llr. Gam syn' A CAPPELLA: After rehearsal tor Open House program, presented by our Music Department, members of A Cappella pose, in full glarnor regalia, agains a city-scene back-drop STOP, LOOK, and LISTEN!! ORCHIDS TO OUR HALL OF FAME MUSICIANS TOP, Left: lohn Calise, soloist, awardg Barney Spencer, soloist, section leader, Sandra Allen, award, Pat Hayes, soloist, section leader, award, Dick Alva, award. HOW 2, Thelma Radun, section leader, award, Roberta Howe, award, Eileen Medevic, soloist, trio, All-City PTA, Hon. Mention, Mary Padilla, soloist, All-City P.T.A. Scholarship, lfirna Albano, soloist, choir president, trio, award, Eleanor Champlin, soloist, award, ROW 3 Harold Hines, soloist, All-City PTA Hon. Mention, ensemble, award, S-overly Borden, award, syinphonettes, Donald Roto, award, ensemble, Richard Hill, award, Carmena Heath award, Robert Nabayan, soloist, All-City P.T.A, Scholarship HISET Charlete Weiss, accompanist, soloist trio, award, Bob Kennerson, accompanist All-Ci1yP T A. Hon, Mention YIOT PICTUREDI Ola Mae Germany, soloist, award, Mary Aspeitia, soloist, award, Bob Haynes, award, Arch Conway, award, Ron Pitts, award, i . , ' S N2 if 70 On stage with their instruments is the high school orchestra MUSIC, MUSIC. MUSIC! We are proud of this year's music department under the direction of Mrs, Shuck, department chairman, Mr. Asher teaching Instru- mental, and Mr. Gault teaching Theory classes, A Cappella choir, glee clubs, and orchestra presented several big programs. The F all Concert featured classical and popular favorites and intro- duced some new soloists. Our Christmas Concert in a beautiful setting, used all the music groups in school and ended with the traditional Halluijah Chorus, The Lord Bless You and Silent Night. The music department took complete charge of the Open House program featuring melodies from La Boheme, Showboat, South Pacific and Cklahoma. Special Honors to the two top accompanists in school: Charlene Weiss and Robert Kennersong they have been generous with their time and talent to our school and our community. Mr. Asher and the high school band line up on the field. Their new uniforms oo well, and can be worn several ways, all handsome. 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L.'1':.'1:1 f5',f'.':1f9fL,r.f- rV111YE :I1O N , rfriff C21 1.1 J Fr'1n1CE1ff'.'1:E. JU 3 Ffflii Biz-.'fifr Fullne Mc'1r1:.ft,.'.g:1 Cel.: MffcrfA fv'fI1Y1 ? Cori Mary HTIZII 1-2 Thor. H n exgdrg' 1.214101 nczil f' Hnffrxw T,'f.:rLI'A.'r1 M11 x, Shirley Br ndf II f ' 15-gy,-my ,,., :W , A 4 ar . ' A 2 9 s U 1 0 if Y- if X 16 BLACK and GOLD: never a dull moment ! R 'li R. TOP, Left, M Todd and carloonisls R Puleseliclri and R, Sias look through the No l Duznrny to check work proaress BOTTOM M Angicliiodo B, Chamberlain B lones, L lanicicii R Holland, G Lorenz look at cartoons and photographs for the black and Gold Tlie :tall could never have produced this annual in one treznesier without carnerarnan R Holland and expert 'ytpist B Cliarriberlain TOP Right M Mciiride V Adam: D Crockett E Carnpbelll Rlagoicn S Orovicli examine :ld annuals lor new idea: SOTTOM l llewhzgrg I Calafaio S lsbitz O. 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Tnis edition is 2U'2 larger Inari before, more work for the staff but more glory'-space for our lf5f subscribers 'Thank you, Mr. Schofield and Sales Class U ANNUAL STAFF CO-ELZTORS Sarah Isbttz faAnr'.e Bail l'flffTER 54 EDlTOR faakte Calafato N SUMMER 54 EDlTOR Rally' Mercer WORK-O-CLASSES EOITOR faay fiewberg . , L BOYS SPORTS EOTTOR Eli fates 90 Y ,V FEATURES ACT1-JITIES 'JQYQLKYI Adilfflri l ' McBride and .riff-2 'irnrna Campbell A I ' , il PHOTOORAPHER Roland Holland .ffj CARTOOTHST Ralph Slap TYPYST Barbara Cnatziier ',::' TRIPLE-THREAT STAFF I fre Crfxk-:'t Stella Oroztcig Marlene T211 Qaru' - Lorenz Olivia Rafff 'aclrie Biagaiaii Margaret !'.YlQ',ff.l1'il Ror Rafzgelian ara Louie 'aicri '.'.'f.2 114 e:::.ar. race a-- Liv - data in l.1.'C'f.'i'1fi. ' NEVER UNDERESTIIVIATE THE POWER OF THE PRESS Q' N.F.L TOP, Left: B. Schamber, M. Goodman, N. Ducca, Sponsor Miss Fowler, S. Uskovich, I. Christensen, D. Despal, M. Weiss. ROW 2: P. Pinkstaff, S. Rivera, I.. Coleman, C. Heath. OTHER STUDENTS WHO ARE QUALIFYING FOR MEMBERSHIP ARE: C. Heath, K. Francichevich, C. Evenson, M. Holmes, I. Blagaich, S. Kuykendall, C. Farmer. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE W'54 President: Lalagero Coleman Vice-President: Ann Marie Bergh Secretary: Diane Despal Historian: Marnie Gentle Sponsor: Miss Fowler DEGREE OF HONOR: L. Coleman, 54 points. S'54 Phyllis Pinkstall Shirley Rivera Claudette Evenson Marilyn Weiss Miss Fowler DEGREE OF MERIT: I. Christensen, 21, D. Despal, 20, M. Goodman, 21, C. Heath, 39, P. Pinkstafl, 23, I. Regan, 253 S. Rivera, 21, B, Schamber, 20, S. Uskovich, 20, M. Weiss, 20. OTHERS: I. Blagaich, 4, N. Ducca, 16, I. Dunn, 15, C. Evenson, 10, E. Farmer, 6, K. Franichevich, 4, M. Gentle, 13, I. Ginsburg, 55 M. Holmes, 9, S. Kuykeridall, 9, M. Humphrey, 10, M. Miller, 4, E. Nolan, 7, N. Woodman, 14. PIRATE SCRIBES W'54 President: Kathy Franichevich Vice-President: Shirley Rivera Secretary: Sylvia Stone Sponsor: Miss O'Rourke Ll ld N 2 7 . S'54 Sylvia Stone Virginia Heisterman Shirley Rivera Miss O'Rourke PIRATE SCRIBES Sylvia Stone, Miss O'Rourke, Virginia Heisterman, Lynda Darrell, Vicki Horner, Shirley Rivera. 74 va. , if X X li AQ L rw 'Ll n.. ' ' k X J-Lax X ul: '4 vw 3 t 4 nr. 1 Congressman Cecil King spoke at an invitational assembly sponsored by the Cosmopolitan Club. A luncheon was served in the Chart Room following the assembly. LEFT: Mr. Miller, Boys' Vicefprincipalg Carmena Heath, Presie dent of the Cosmopolitan Clubg Mr. King Mr, Oelrich, Principalg and Don Gilson, Student Body President. STAND OUT ASSEMBLIES LEFT1 Sam Uskovich was the mad scientist in the Drama l Assemblys House ot Wax skit. He chortles over his Wicked schemes. Kathleen Trutich and Claire Sullivan did a version of Gentlemen Prefer Blondesug Iohn Bailitf and Pat LaCantora contribute their talent as hams to promote the Fall Frolicsu dance. Iva SPORTS for one and all gf? ml PLAY HARD yxififiyk PLAY TO Wm!! , , PLAY FAIR .4 Q IH 4 Il A , J' 'I OUR WHIRL OF SPORTS Coach Balen instructs the Bee tootloall squad on the next play. Our cheerleaders, Left to right: A. l-lochreich, H, Oreb, l. Bracco and M. Ludwig. They added color and sparkle to our toot- ball games. Our Varsity squad celebrates our victory over Gardena at the Homecoming Game. That is Coach Tabing riding high. The track squad lets out a yell after a win at the Westchester track meet. We placed second in the Marine League. I xc 4 I if Q-ii esta' xi .fn ' as X eiiixsf' .1 ' . gggm- Nui' MLS? . .L fe LQ Tx .X 6a'I:3 '37 55...,5,. U 'if' ,il Us 'ff TOP Left Coach Tabmg C Elhs S Nxcklos B Mackey D Bronaugh R Zleg D Harms I Zavela Coach SSIXGS ROW 2 B Iones F Callaway V Pappas A Oreb R Brako A XIICO G Gustafson H Ancrch R Surlna I V1g11 ROW 3 G Mc1lwa1ne K Oyama D Martm I M1set1c1'1 W Felando A Galosxc L Mena A Maleta I Franco ROW4 N Vxtahch A Contreras P Shubm B Bowles A Furman I Rad1s1ch I M1H9Qh1DO Manager L Bassett ROW 5 I P1nct1ch D Alva B Sprlnger L Bogdanovlch M Hagler D Lowery G Smtth V F1amengo SPHS TIED WITH GARDENA FOR SECOND PLACE MARINE LEAGUE PRACTICE Date Opponent San Pedro Fremont Hurmngton Park 1U 16 Washmgton LEAGUE 1U 23 Narbonne 1U 3U Bannmg Iordan Gardena 11 O Westchest r VARSITY FOOTBALL 9 1 :gf ' V -R 'P 'B ' 1 f -, I - I f f -ef fs f--A ,- -F X rx Q K i 8 vt ' .- ,..- A A. ' .N A I 2 8. I L , 2 , 1. L A41 I A I V' ' V J , - . 5511, I A ,fax f - , lx if -Q . gf! 'ix :fx jfs- 5. v A. xr: I Q-Tw'kL:,i I 4 , A I V Ap -. .- L, , I F W 7 is 5 I 1 V4 4 A 1' Q 1 .291 P 'ES' I 1 AE' 60 . I ' 3 .f-L'-I 3 x ' ' f gg,-X . - lgz. 5 LL, ,- f -. f 1 I 1 A f -.1 'J-f 'ug 'r'- I ffm 1 I- .. , ' - -- Aifmr -f- if -- 1 I .... ' sz- ' 'P' A- TJ 1 . 1 I ,Ier f I E31 10-2 ...,.,.,r.... . . . 12 7 10-9 A . .,r.r..., 6 19 - ' ..,............ 12 24 - .........,... , 18 50 - ' .,.r i ....,..,.... 26 7 11-6 ....,,.,.,..,....., 6 U 11-13 .,..,,,. .r...,.. 6 14 -2 -. e . I . I . . O 13 wmv-we 'sf Fonaro takes the ball at the Washington game While Malone blocks opponent. INDIVIDUAL ATHLETIC HONORS BASKETBALL ALL LEAGUE SELECTIONS Captain, Vince Fiamengo, 2nd Team guard, Anthony Zankich, lst Team fore Ward, Frank Morandini, lst Team center. FOOTBALL ALL LEAGUE SELECTIONS Captains, lohn Misetich and Anthony Oreb. lst Team Selections: Richard Harris, back. 2nd Team Selections: Pete Shuloin tackle- Louie Mejia guard' Al Contrera end John Misetich back FOOTBALL: BUC AWARDS Most Valuable: Anthony Oreb. Most lnspirational: Al Contreras. Outstand- ing Lineman: loe Radisich. Most lm- proved Player: Victor Pappas. CROSS-COUNTRY Captains, Arnold laramillo, Ron Pitts, Honors loe Ramirez 4th in League Finals Arnold larai illo 2nd in League Finals Misetich gets and keeps the ball at Washington game BEE FOOTBALL MARINE LEAGUE: 2nd PLACE PRACTICE Date Opponent San Pedro 10-1 Fremont .......,. ,.,. 1 2 0 10-8 Huntington Park . . . . . 0 19 10-15 Washington ....,... . . 14 19 LEAGUE 10-22 Narbonne ...,...,.. . . 13 13 10-29 Banning . . . . 0 6 11-5 Iordan . . . . . 6 20 11-12 Gardena ... ,. 16 0 11-19 Westchester ..,.... ,..,,. 0 7 Chuck CMule-Trainl Markulis and Bob KNight-Trainl Fonaro were the out- standing scorers of this season. TOP, Leftt D. Byers, G. Bogdanovich, C. Roth, C. Iohnson, B. Cisnaros, 1.. Castenada, D. Suarez, I. Herrera, M. Malone. BOW 2: G. Ambi, A. Montez, H. Delgado, S. Santich, R, Birondo, B. Gilbert, A. Bugarin, D, Quick, I. Gray. ROW 3: A, Lansdowne, V. Teora, I. O'Brien, I. Despal, B. Gasperoc, M. Dooley, D. Palacios, D, Bagliazo, I. Canaday. BOW 41 W. Lebsack, C, Markulis, C. Kelsey, M. Katnich, L. Heliare, F. Cantu, O. Iohnson, B. Hietala, I. Mitchell, B. Hernnes, Coach I. Balen. ROW 5: D. Dilday, A. Moore, B. Bodul, I. Fer, B. Fonaro, I. Spangler, D. Marge-tich, R. Franco, A. Temblador, 5 , 25 , f 17 29 'H-S 15- 1132 9 'E o s 1,1 MARINE LEAGUE CHAMPIONS VARSITY BASKETBALL , V . ' ' If 4, 3 1 ,a 1 . 'FQ i , , .-fr 0 'a ,u 'so 'CT' 21 g! in ri Q 1 f , s x s u,n TOP Lf,-ft COHT11 15911 I Mf1f1c11 B H'1:':w-- A Pqmtcm RCIW 2 M':rx': 1--r G 13 1 .'.' f 'J Fin .. f P Mflrdf-.'1:?g C Gr'-f-ri B B'-X 'fam ' 'Vi' C 1? 1'1'1.f-1: A I1 ,1'i'::Li':.:: 1 If :r:k::?1 71 'v 11Lier:fn:. H 11. 1:93- PRACTICE Dute Opponent San Pedro EU-Z7 1.1rp ' 36 43 ll-1 1'rf-:xi 61 51 'Q-111 1,':':Q '51 42 l' ' 7 LEAGUE U ,V , ,1-A4 ,. :rr,i,r1:. Z-1 Binrgrin 3 12-4 wwf 12-E Girdenm 12-11 'NHQICHG 12-15 Tiirbcrm-Q 12-18 Efxnxihg 1-E-54 1CI fI3Ii 1-12 Green: P14 l'fL,ai ' CITY PLAYOFFS ' ' H '1 1 DO I-. A.. ,4.,U.,. . A AVA. A , , , , . ,., . . ,,, W, c - I, rd , Tfflffl ITIUYRQYIQW, 'N54 ITX'lf'1f' the Second 'Fenix 21. J .Q ...Q , 1 Mxruhdmi 'iid Liifflif. warn 'fwmd 1 'f- r 1' '1 '42 fi 204 21,3 46 45 44 59 41 53 43 EP? 44 55 51 71 43 47 58 '1 32 32 35 52 IE Bao A lg . , . . , 1 I!I 1 ' AW '11 Am 'AF' ' Bunting qufxf- R131-IT ZJKETICII 17.1 BEE'S: 3rd, Marine League Date 10-27 11-4 11-10 11-18 11-24 12-1 12-4 12-8 12-11 12-15 12-18 1-8-54 1-12 1-14 B BASKETBALL PRACTICE Opponent Sun Pedro Lincoln 45 35, Fremont 56 35 Loyola 39 41 Compton 42 43 182 154 LEAGUE Narbonne 48 61 Banning . 44 46 Iordan . . . 45 39 Gardena . 40 36 Westchester 42 48 Narbonne 43 40 Banning . 41 48 Iordan . 61 38 Gardena . 31 57 Westchester 38 45 433 458 NOT PICTURED C SQUAD: L. Richards, C. Faulk, I. Adriance, B. Swansbrough, M. Cracciolo, D. Bi11berry, R. Preciado, R. Bruce, R. Preacely, I. Goss, 1, Smith. D SQUAD: I. Velarde, R. Miller, A. Armijo, I. Ioe Matich tries for a hook shot among d1111CU111eS D BASKETBALL Tully, D. Miles, E. Rodriguez, E. Green. PRACTICE n H Date C BASKETBALL 10-27 Lincoln PRACTICE 11-4 Fremont Date Opponent SanPedro 10-27 1.1nCn1n 26 22 LEAGUE 11'4 Fremont - 37 11-24 Narbonne . E 12-1 Banning 12-4 Iordan . 12-8 Gardena LEAGUE 12-11 Westchester 11-24 Narbonne .. 14 40 12-15 Ncfbgwme 12-1 Banning .. . 29 31 12-18 BGUNUQ - 12-4 Iordan . , . 30 31 1-3-54 Iordfm 12-8 Gardena . . . . 27 28 V12 GUYC-1enC1 12-11 Westchester . . 26 34 1-14 W9S1C1'19Sief 12-15 Narbonne , . . . 22 26 12-18 Banning . 24 26 1-8-54 Iordan 29 27 1-12 Gardena . 19 17 -- H 1-14 westcnenef 26 43 B Baskefbull 248 303 Opponent San Pedro 40 20 17 37 31 37 34 26 34 28 31 48 24 24 317 TOP, Lett. A. B111berry W Gravet' A Zan: c 1, 1-1 a RG V 2 C acn B B 11 Q 11 x a o O1 a Gae P J Radrigige , Hun , enicig 4 2' 1 XX if ,- , Q 5 Q , ,fi J nf ,Q N.,,QQgA-. Nh-WN. W :Ku l fzefm. ww--.Q-Ev I 4 s .12 To , xv W fo! x K7 I J X, If if ..- 1' ' 75 X I 4? Q if- Xe if sw 44-'5 1351 TOP, Letti M. Hagler, F, Bower, I. Zavala, B. Chagnovich, M. Kennedy, M. Ortega, R, Cor- rales, Coach Bob Tabing. ROW 2: T. Mullaney, D, Reichert, A, Marchin, R. Franco, I. Olson, B. Santich, A. Zankich, M. Cigar. ROW 3: Manager C. Roath, B. Parks, D. Brown, A. Moore, V. Pappas, A. Zankich, Manager I. Fiamengo. CHAMPIONS MARINE LEAGUE SEASON SCHEDULE BATTING AVERAGES PRACTICE fFirst Eleven Gamesl Dcxte 3-11 3-18 3-25 4-1 4-9 4-22 4-27 4-30 5-4 5-7 5-11 5-14 5-18 5-20 5-24 6-4 to Harbor Tech Washington . l.. B. Iordazi Franklin . . LEAGUE Narbonne Banning . Iordan Gardena Westchester Narbonne Banning lordan . Gardena Westchester Dorsey Tournament Opponent San Pedro 7 7 Name 19 4 ll 16 9 Corrales excitedly watches Zankich slide AB Hit 18 Zankich, A, .. 33 16 l Bower, F. . 32 15 18 Franco, R. 28 12 Marchin, A. . 35 14 Corrales, R. . . . 32 ll l-lagler, M. . 36 12 Ortega, M. . 31 10 3 Olson, I. . . 31 10 3 6 5 into home for a score at Booster Day with Narbonne Avg .484 .469 .428 .400 .344 .333 .322 .322 .Cf . .- - - . - .. K 1 1 Q: , . , S '- V . a - X -.-.,, ' f '5 f xv 1 if 'N' ' 'ily-,. 1124-H it ,f-'J Z C ,K . -fl! '19 Date 3-18 4-l 4-9 4-22 4-27 4-29 5-4 5-6 5-11 5-14 5-18 5-20 , .- 4. TOP, Left' D. Heath, S, Clarke, B, Castro, H. Cigar, R. Ramos, I Gray W Gravei Coach B. Bell. ROW 2: S. Bebich, B. Bell, A. Devlahovich, I. Goss, B. Chor, I Matesich E Rodriguez I.V. BASEBALL TENNIS Tied, 2nd, Marine League PRACTICE Washington Franklin .. .. ll 6 LEAGUE Narbonne Banning Iordan . . Gardena . Westchester Narbonne . . .. Banning . Iordan Gardena . Westchester Date 4-9 4-22 4-29 5-14 5-20 Narbonne Banning . Gardena . Iordan Westchester 5-25,27 All City Team Vince Tesalov entered quarter linals Coriso lation Tournament, L. A City Schools TOP, Lett: V. Tesulov, A, Panton, G. Christensen, V. Hall, I.. Bassett ROW 2: Mr. Brown, D. Mardesich, M. Regan, C. Regal, N. Schultz, D Martin R Ransom O. Hue-so. rn 3 1 M 4 ' A X- ' X . i if J '- ' P .-,,yfNi V:-oil 'xi' K fT'Jr,Pf ,T l 5 vw- ' 'tex 'aff' 0' W 02 1 A i I i gg xl WV 1 . cf? 4 be , n A pf0,p W . 1 L fa 1 9' pw? PM me L at TQ? by 0 Ki 25 H049 4 vi P 5 ig fx 1 1 X K ' T 1, ' 5 ' I ' ' 1 . . ' . s A ' ' 1 I I 1 1 TCP Left I, Rarrizrffz, R F1115 B Ionf.-.1 A. Biliherry, G Stipa R Harris, R Mackey' P Lzg'1.:.arf. M Hagler A.2:1nkich. RCW 2 Coach Cficizrib.-r,7 L Penninacri if Alva, F Clark R Zieg C Rodrigues A Bogdanovich, I. Zavala, F Ackenback RCW 3 R. Islas, C Markulis, A. l,ari1:do'.f.'n, R. E.eier.s. I fluno, G. Hen Bonrii I I je-'.'lalio'.'ich, O Iohnsen Manager I. Biafina 2nd Place, Marines League VARSITY SPIKEIVIEN SPARKLE! PRACTICE Date Opponent San Pedro 3-12 Venice . ..... . 79 25 LEAGUE 3-19 Narbonne . . . . . 42 52 3-26 Banning .. 4UV3 6326 4-2 Iordan . 85 15 4-8 Gardena . . 5126 52Va 4-23 Westchester . . .. 37 55 4-3U League Preliminaries 5-7 League Finals . . . . . 5-15 City Preliminaries .,,.. 5-21 City Finals . . .. . . 5-29 State Track Meet, Berkeley . The 120 yard low hurdles brought out sharp competition at the annual lnterclass Track Meet. -i CROSS COUNTRY THEY WENT THATA WAY! BEE TRACK PRACTICE Date Opp. SPHS 3-12 Venice . . . . ,.., 52 43 LEAGUE 3-19 Narbonne . . . . .3326 5lVa 3-26 Banning . . 72 V2 22V2 4-2 Iordan . . . ..,. 71 24 4-8 Gardena . . . , . . .55V2 39V2 4-23 Westchester . . . . . .551f2 38V2 4-30 League Preliminaries CEE TRACK PRACTICE Date Opp. SPHS 3-12 Venice .... .....,. 3 2 45 LEAGUE 3-19 Narbonne ........ 36 41 3-26 Banning . . . .... 29V2 47V2 4-2 Iordan ..., .... 5 lzfs 23 Va 4-8 Gardena . . . ...,.. 32 44 4-23 Westchester ..,,... 41 36 4-30 League Preliminaries MARINE LEAGUE Varsity: 2nd I.V.: 2nd lUth Grade: 2nd 'P'v TOP, Lett: T. Bowers, R. Pitts, A. Cori- way, K. Kuykendall, W. Baldwin, R. Zieg, I.. Bogdanovich, N. Capisuras, I. Tupaz, Coach Chambers. ROW 21 I. Rechlin, R. Mooring, I. Schone- mann, R. Islas, R. Page, B. Giacoletti, M. Glavich, T. Rubottom, G. Para. ROW 3: R. Ramos, R, Iennings, A. Bologna, A. Iaramillo, B. Holdcroft, Foster, F. Bulchan. Bee's TOP, Left: R. Ramos, C. Costa, T. Rubtoom, H. Rivera, D. Byers, D. Billberry. ROW 2: L. Gravett, I. Cuorno, I. Tupaz, I. Bash, I. Perez, P. Chace, G. Cazares, S. Cowan ROW 3: R. Hemnes, M. Cracciolo, I. Mitchell, I. Iones, I. Nelms, R. Bir- ando, R. Islas, I. Yer. lvllgliqi -pl 5' ww I wi ' as lg 1-X My . I U50 J ,pa NYE H 1 A tt ' 5 J I' ' ' .6 - fem, Cee's TOP, Left, Coach B. Seixas, T. Eche- varrietta, A. Iohnson, B. Garcia, O. Wills, E. Phillips, D. Palacious. ROW 2: E. Green, H. Cigar, E. Rodrigues, A. Temblador, T. Bowers, D. Billberry. ROW 3: I. Rechlin, P. Mellier, L. Chavez, I. Morgan, M. Sementilli, R. Newman, H. Freedman. .QM Q 'SU' vu YH I TOP, Lefti M. Fiamengo, R. Wright, N. Reshusich, G Para, B. Iones, I. Ornelas, R. Alba, S. Lavitt, L, Allen, B. Humphrey. ROW 2: T. Rubottom, R. Maldonado, M. Aquirre, B. Colombi, G. Beckstead, I. Tully, R. Binkley, E, Ulstrip, G. Lorenz, D. Peterson. ROW 3i T. Guinn, C. Chamberlain, B. Eaton, P. Murphy, B. Shepherd, C. Morales, I. Roberts, M. Hubbard, R. Sias. ROW 4: S. Homsey, H. Almanzar, Ashby, I. Gershon, I. Moore, B. Nichol, I. Fees, I. Spangler, I. Matesich, A. Misetich, Coach Balen. - ROW V: P. Kelly, T. Fizulich, E, Cebacla, l. Palacios, H. Spears, L. Castaneda, D, Klarin, R Parra, I. Lesjo, G. Bonilla. by P JJQICN' LZ , Date February February March 3 March lO March l7 March 22 March 29 April 5 April 21 April 28 May 5 1 , , , I . f GYMNASTICS A LEAGUE CHAMPIONS, '50-'54-34 Consecutive League Wins PRACTICE MEETS Held at Opponent San Pedro Here Inter-Squad Meet , - - There Washington . . 67 53 Here Fremont 76 44 LEAGUE MEETS There Narbonne 35 85 There Banning 15 lU5 Here Iordan 23 97 Here Gardena 4l 79 There Westchester . 58 62 Marine League Finals: Westchester 39, San Pedro 35, Gardena 23V2, Iordan l4, Narbonne 7Vz, Banning O All City Semi-Finals All City Finals T R977 Spear 11 88 We Top, Lf Colelic Befrri' Z TOP, Left. Coach Davis, G. Derewenko, I. Morovich, D. Lindberg, W. Ashby, H. Gunderson varslty R. Bowles, S. lvanicic, S. Clarke, H. Hines, I. Bylander, I. O'Rourke, Roy Melcher, D. Adamson D. Kirkland. B e S TOP, Right: Coach Davis, I. Nurio, A. Madrid, C, Rodriguez, I, Sno e ROW 2: T. Logan, I. Miles, R. Moritzky, B. Spencer, B. Holdcroft. Date 4-l9 4-26 5-3 5-lU 5-17 5-28 6-l 6-4 GYMNASTS l. T f---L 3 ET Z, 89 Varsity: 2nd, Marine League Bees: 2nd, Marine League SWIIVIMING SCHEDULE Opponent 19 40 25 7 151112 38 Captain O'Rourke set three new records: lUU yard Freestyle: 54.6 50 yard Freestyle. 24 4 lOU Breast Stroke' il l Scm Pedro 57 38 47 57 48V2 28 All the G. A. A. President Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Historian Sponsors: G.A.A. BOARD W'54 Matilda Crvarich loan Watson Shirley Brandelli Frances Breskovich Diane Despal Miss Erickson Miss Vartanian Sports Managers: W'54, M. McBride, W. Marich, M. Ludwig. S'54, H. Oreb, M. Ludwig, D. Pesusich, P. Poindexter. Cheer Leaders: W'54, I. Bracco, M. lohnson, l-l. Oreb, A. Hochreich. S'54. Y. Mardesich, D. Stanovich, V. Radin, G. Glavinic. Representatives: W'54, L. Vidovich, K. Sampson, L. Radicich, D. Spanje, l. Blagaich, M. Uglesich. S'54, L. Street- rnan, T. Marich, P. McGowan, A. Hochreich, S. lsbitz, R. Bozin. S'54 Diane Despal Shirley Brandelli lrene Bracco Thelma Radun Margie Baker Miss Erickson Miss Vartanian XSS x Z -.9 ' STI. G.A.A. every monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday Pom - Pom Parade GIRLS' DRILL TEAM The Girls' Drill Team was a colorful addition to the football games. The girls paraded on the field during half-time Wearing black outfits: a golden UP insignia on a black dress. They carried bright gold pom-poms. Some of their routines were S.P. g the initials of the opposing teamg a tootballg and the Bunny-hop. TREASURE ISLAND PLAYDAY A Treasure Island Playday was held at our school last semester. We played host to Iefterson, Franklin, Huntington Park, and Eagle Rock High Schools. Music was played while the girls played volleyball and basketball. Refresh- ments were served and entertainment presented. The Mixer Playday was enjoyed by all who attended. President Vice-President Secretary: Treasurer: Sponsor LETTERGIRLS W'54 Connie Lauro Shirley Mizufuka Lalagero Coleman Ian Gray Miss Vartanian S'54 Claudette Evenson Lalagero Coleman Sarah lsbitz Nancy Laurd Miss Vartanian Lettergirls are a service organization They help the school and especially the Girls Physical Education Department They and the Varsity Club co sponsored The Hallowesta fall dance Lettergirls Annual Beach Party was at Corona del Mar TOP Left I Qua de 'X Iohnson S Rhodes M Starcich I Rivea E Farillas l Bracco 1 l e Nburg ROW 2 S Galvin A Hochreich C Ronca M Iohnson P Poindexter K Panou is T Radun I Blagaich R Kochesgy I Gray D Pesu ich BOW 3 M Iohn 'i B Howe P Mer er M Frlekifi M Mill V Adam M Holme P ar icfiasid D D spal S B 'idelli B B zi P Pre iaio ih4VCha.'ezIBall1MToc1cRFxaKKoacvi'iMLdfgHOr v5CE'inl. le So fIdRS'g P .. f . ,j 1 , ..,q:k, 1 T. V':- 3 A S'54 BOARD TOP, Left: C. Evenson, A. Hochreich, H. Oreb, M, Ludwig, D. Pesusich. ROW 2: S. lsbitz, P. McGowan. ROW 3: M. Baker, l. Bracco, D. Despal, S. Brandelli, T. Radun, A. Marich. ROW 4: Y. Mardesich, G. Glavinic, D. Stanovich, V. Rodin. G.A.A. S'54 BOARD The Girls' Athletic Association has one ot the largest enrollments of any school club. The girls are kept busy with their tournaments, playdays, elections, and their Banquet at the end ot the semester. Foreign Fantasy and Story Book Land were the themes of the banquets this year. A prize was awarded to the table with the best decorations which are in accordance with the main theme. They announce new officers and give letters, stars and other awards. The outstanding player ot each sport is presented. G. A. A. STUDENT TEACHERS Student Teachers are a great help in the Girls' PE. Classes. They are Cla Mae Germany Mary Holmes, Shirley Branf delli, Pat D. lohnson. Kathy Lewis, and Constance Ronca. st... ARCHERY For bruised orms ond exer- cise, Archery is the thing. But the biggest work-out is looking tor the orrrows. BOWLING 'lDon't lott the ball! A strike! ore some of the Well known expressions heorcl ot the bowling ctlley. BASKETBALL Botsketbgll cglls tor good teom work. Sportsrnonship os well os rnozrksrnotnship gre important in this sport. VOLLEYBALL Volleyboll is ct tovorite sport With Buc misses. A gome of Wits ond muscles Miss Erickson ond Miss Vorto- nion ore the excellent spon- sors thot rnoke our GAA. possible. -gif . INDEX ACTIVITIES CLUBS 49 76 ADMINISTRATORS ALMA MATER ASSEMBLIES BOYS LEAGUE CALENDAR OE EVENTS CLASSES 41 48 DRAMA 66 68 FACULTY FEATURES Campus Shots 2 5 21 Play Day Sports H1ghI1gI'1ts G A A 7 91 95 GIRLS LEAGUE 60 62 I-IOME ROOMS 32 40 HONOR ORGANIZATIONS 52 55 68 MUSIC 69 71 SENIORS W 54 11 19 SENIORS S 54 21 31 SPORTS 77 90 STUDENT GOVERNMENT 50 51 WE THANK Las Angeles Engravmg Ca P1'11111pS Studla You ARE LEAVING Vwfard SAN PEDRO HIGH SCHOOL 4 HURRY BACK , ........I.,I.,,, ..... ,..,...,,I..... . 7 6 ' ......,..,...,....I..,I.,..,,.......I .,.59 Oueens .......,,.........,....,...............,..,,.. 75 ' ' I......,,.,I...,...I,,I...I.,,.,,. 78,90 s fs ix X 9 , -4 1 1 V A ' M ' 'Q ' X . F I ' ,, 1 K! R ' R, ' , A , , A ' A: lst 4 X N . W . , Q X, L , - Q 5 ' A 'Q ' A - I ' , Q' J X 'A mv ,X ,Q . I ' W t . . ' s x h ' ' ' ' , 1 - ' . I . I 4 I Q , . I , ,, . X I . 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