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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

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San Pedro, Hail! Alma Mater Con ten M Calendar Admmzstratzon Faculty Semors W57 Semors S57 Homerooms Classroom Work Clubs Actrvrtres Art and Flower Center Band Black and Gold Boys League C S F Caterettes Chess Club Chorr Drama Drrll Team Ephebrans Fore N Att French Club Glrl of the Week G1rls League Iazz Club Iudges Kmghtettes Kmghts Latln Club Letterguls Musxc Cu1ld N F L Orchestra Plrate Scrrbes Red Cross Club Club Sport N1ght Student Student Student Talent Center Sc1ence Spamsh Body Cabmet Contnbut ons Counc1l Thespxans Usherettes Varstty Club X G A A Sports Features We thark Brown Studro C r F Calztorma Yearbook Gurld f' Q7 e I91rateA on the Move 17 26 37 2 25 36 46 68 69 56 59 4950 48 49 50 51 93 81 79 96 92 80 , , ,, , 5- 7 ' ' ' , , 8-lU A , ' 511-16 58 73 65 ' 60 , , I 53 63 , , , , 55 ' , 72 ' , , , . 93 ' , ,, 52 ' ' , ., ,,.. 64 , , , 78 ' , . .. , . . 59 . . ,, , 71 - , 5 Sf.. 1 54 ' ,, , , ,. 55 ' ,, , ,. 75 ' ., . .. .. , ., 76 ' 1 ' , ,, , . 71 . . , . .. 75 , , ., 73 ' ' , 74 Quill and Scroll , ,, 74 . , . , .. , , 62 ' , , . .. ,, . 62 ' , ,. .. ,, ., 78 ' L , , .. 5 61 c , ,,,, .5 H 59 l ' do S... to do 70 ,ar . , ,,.,... 61 X X , . .. ,, 77 I 1 . , . , ,,,, , ., . ,. - I - Lt an is ,,,fyfPW W '43'Y'4Qhil94'LQ The Clean Campus campaign got olt with a boom ot the drum when student leaders and faculty and administration paraded at noon in all the best places, Senior Court, Flagpole Court and various eating areas. Many good moves were made during l956-1957. In leadership our Student Govern- ment made great strides. Student Coun- cil, out ot existence tor several years, was reorganized last tall. Only pre- registered voters could vote in student body elections. Student government aided by the administration, initiated a very successful Clean Campus pro- cedure. good llloa2eA for I9 6-I9 7 Summer '58 elected the iirst A-ll Cabinet, with Mr. Gallaher as sponsor. This extends to other than seniors ex- periences in leadership. New groups on campus are Quill and Scroll, and the group of former Dana Commodores. During Girls Week, Girls' Day in the Home was a new feature, .VII f X .. 1. W I 'X I AJ ,,f, I If Ti I l I ll N a Baking Contest ana auction of entries as highliaht. Art students designed the boat decorations for the annual Fisher- men's Fiesta to be held next fall, Top prize was a lilty dollar bond. Another campus improvement was the re-decorated auditorium, especially the loeautifpilly undecoratedfbyfama- teurs new seats. On March 22, many Pirates received Salk polio vaccine shots free. Parental consent was required. TOP, W'57 Arabian Nights Prom featured plenty of stars .7 The hell rlnas and we move from the eat- vnrv fvrft-Us i ,,..- i.. J, Day ends, and we rush to our lockers shared zllefyally by six friends ana' 49 books, 5 .5-. fOR 8.03 l ' BW NNG 6 QUEEN I-'AL R LI DAN F,AT LG THE FOUR Calendar of falen tA September 20- 28- October l- 4, 8, ll- l5- 17- 24- November l-f 8? gm l9- 2l- 22-23- 30- December 7- l2- Administration Assembly Fall Frolics Assembly New Teachers' Tea CSF, Party P.T.A. Membership Drive Football Bally P.T.A. Movie Senior Picnic Boys' League Assembly, Girls' League Welcom - ing Party Music Assembly Girls' League Assembly L, A, Philharmonic Orchestra Community Chest Drive Drama Assembly Holiday Sports Night Blue Ice Ball Music Assembly Language Dept. Christmas Party l3-Evening Christmas lanuary 3- 5 gs- 7 10 l4 l6 17-l8 21 22 24 27 28 29 30 Program Student Body Nomination Assembly -League Nomination Assemblies Sports Night -March ol Dimes Drive -Student Body Elections CSF. Assembly -Senior Classes Elections -Administrators Reward Dinner -Senior Play -lnstallation Assembly Luncheon -League lnstallation Assemblies -A-ll Class Meeting Baccalaureate -NPL, Party -Spaghetti Supper -Student Commencement Report Cards, C1.A.A. Banquet 3l-Varsity Club Banquet February l-Sports Night Phn Ortiz accepts the Sportsmanship Trophy lrom lorda: 1, Student Body president . . Our social 'NASH' ,hffjfrzs wrfli poster: alvvrys The annual Clzrgfrnas Profyrar: was given to fl full ana' ap 6 precgarive house . . Our choir appeared on KTTV, Cricrine. ll on December 23 1956-195 7 February 7, 3, 15 is-A 22ee Qvss 297A March lm 5-- 11-15M 13' 15M ZOA 21-- 22? 29! April 15-194 23- 25- gud General Motors Assembly Administration Assembly Sports Night -Cupids Capers Dance Girls' Vfeek Luncheon Washingtons Birthdayf Holiday Girls' League B-111 Party Art trip to Bullccks Sports Night Playday at SP1-1 S Bed Cross Drive Vogue Fashion Show Shamrock Shuttle Girls' Day in Business Cake Baking Contest Salk Polio Vaccine Sports Night Easter Vacation S '57 Senior Picnic Fashion Show 26-Sports Night 30-Boys' Day in lndustry May if Annual Assembly Movie 3-Cotton Day 154 CSF, Assembly 16-Spanish Club Assembly 17-Varsity Club Dance 23-24-Senior Play 29-Final Student Body Nominations 29--A-12 Mothers Tea 31gThespian Banquet lune 4fG.A.A. Banquet 5 -Lettergirls' Breakfast 7-S '57 Senior Prom 10-Installation Assembly 11 16 17 18 and Luncheon -Girls' and Boys' League Installations 4Baccalaureate ASpring Awards, Varsity Club Banquet Spaghetti Dinner 19-Student Commencement uaen! Body New Offgcers Luncheon 1- or am. v fl Tic- Fcifzri Anderson MGTOIIC1 as c A-fi jf :cofbzff Co-Czptins Gabrie. D I a and .Dice For LEFT' Coi:31Se.x':s Mr, A1 Gaim '-.' 'md Pete, Mr: Anderson and Prznc pal F'1ffI.ZI IfTT The Hoffe Economics sponsored a very sur: :::1lBf:!f.ng Conti:-:I LEFT H. Sc? nfeld I Hqyfrax, A Hanson P Pollard and C Uskofcl 7 W cl' fowfi the r oem: at Orqnje County Park Rush Fast Z Message from our Prmczpal Students of San Pedro Hlgh School 19561957 have challenged all of us Wlth cr1t1cal problems We have experr enced sadness and happlness despa1r and htgh ach1evement We have found the true greatness of our students to be magnlhed by adversxty Student Leader shlp has reached unprecedented helghts The growth of student concern for the educat1onal atmosphere and general wel fare of our campus IS very 1nsp1r1ng op portumty for dec1s1ve actlon has found ch ces Our school communlty has shown creasmg maturlty under excellent stu dent leadershtp I Jom the faculty 1n congratulatmg you for your outstandm record m scholar dents rnakmg good fundamental Arthur N Pemba ' Prmczpal San Pedro Hrgh Scho 1 Q shlp athlet1cs muslc drama and c1t1zen shlp Not the least of your achlevements IS helplng matntatn W1th1n our Walls the Glenn Mxller Boys Vice Ptmcrpal Mxss Mary Tumer Gzrls Vrce Prmcrpal d1gn1ty of the 1nd1v1dual Let us all tlnue to seek tor ourselves and others W1sdom Integr1ty and Self respect Cordlally yours A N Farnh rn Pr1nc1pa1 t Mrs Marguente Suxter Head Counselor Iohn Scmtschr Coordmator, Attendance Offzce 9 :ASQ 6' Q., .av 4- : If 1 fix ik 'i I5 'fb v1 ff: MILTON ASHER Muslc Soclal Studxes IOHN BALEN Physlcal Education Dnver Educatlon MRS HAZEL BANTA Chaxrman Busmess Educatlon MRS HELYN BARRAGAR Enghsh Forexgn Language MISS VERLA BATEMAN Phystcal Educatlon ROBERT BELL Chaxrman Physxcal Educauon MRS BEVERLY BENDER Home Economxcs Soclal Studles ROBERT BE'I'I'S Sclence Counselor MISS WANDA BICZ Home Econormcs CLAUDE BROWN Business Educatlon IAMES BRUMME'I'I' Busmess Educcxtxon Coordmator Student Actlvltles Soctal Studles ROBERT CHAMBERS Physlcal Education CHARLES CUNNINGHAM lndustnal Arts GEORGE DAVIS Dnver Educahon Phys1cal Educatlon EDMOND DEPEVER lndustrxal Arts GORDON ELLIUFT Scxence MISS THELMA ERICKSON Phys1calEducat1on HOWARD FILER Industnal Arts MRS IRENE FOSTER Enghsh MISS HELEN FOWLER Enalxsh Counselor MRS IUANITA FRANCIS Enahsh STANLEY FRANKLIN Mathematxcs Scxence HANS FUHRMANN Chaxrman Mathematlcs GLEN GALLAHER Mathematxcs HAROLD GARVIN Soclal Studxes IOHN GAULT Socxal Studles Muslc ROBERT GERVAIS Coord1nctorAthlet1cs Industnal Arts MRS IUDITH GRANT Coordmator of Sel'V1Ce Trcnnxng Chalrman Forelgn Languages ELTINGE GRINNEL Counselor Busmess Educatlon MRS WYNNE IEWERS Art MISS DOR OTHY IOHNSON Llbranan MRS MAE IONES Coordxnator Health Chcnrmcm Physxcal Edu catlon STANLEY KLAUSNER Soclal Studles MISS DORIS LEE Physlcal Educatlon MRS MARY LEE Busmess Educatxon 'I 1? .' . 5 .- . c' 4, - X U Q Ent Il: - -1 I - Q N A S Q I A 1 XI! w A rf A gl i - 4- 'Qi as 1 ' nj AAI - , Q A I 317 5, .A I 2 A I Ki I kiig v i ,,I:i . ,ex .,- A ., , f- U , f fr I' A kj I 'I 1' Q 0 gl- r Q W 1 .Al l K . 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A - F7 x 17 FIRST Row Wayne Ahtonen Glorxa Ald r1dge Anton Antxch Grace Baglxazo Robert Baxllff Vernon Baxhff Barbara Bateman SECOND Row Deana Bear Rose Becerra In gr1d Bergh Marsha Blydenburgh Yvonne Bolon Rose Bongxovanm Eva Bottrell THIRD Row Barbara Brxdgette Dawn Bruce Catherme Burns Bernard Cast1llo FOURTH Row Emxly Chamres Ronald Chuka Ruth Cordero Samuel Cowan FIFTH Row Dav1d Crockett Fred Del Prmo RaNae Detomasx Lena Drxon SIXTH Row Treva Dotson Madelme Dragrch Amanda Dunbar Terry Echevarrxeta SEVEN H Row Ioanne Falcone Florence Faulk Anthony Felando Angela Fxcht How ard Freedman Charla Frogue Iohn G1aco puzzt EIGHTH Row Lawrence GlG'V1n1C Chns Gra d1S Kathleen Grant lean Gunstone Ianet Habeger Ioy Llarrmgton Bobble Head Q- WWYK V '7 11 FIRST ROW Barbara Hebert Iud1th Hector Vllglillfl Hersterman Duane Hrnders Errc Holdcroft Gary Hubbard Itmmxe Hudson SECOND Row Rtta Iezrn Kathleen Iohnson Carlyle Kennerson Harvey Korn Iacquehn Langston loseph Lauro Sanford Lav1tt THIRD Row Nathan Lee Manly Logan Betty Lopez Eltzabeth Lopez FOURTH ROW Bermce Lovrtch Arnold Ma dr1d Anna Maleta Vtncent Martch FIFTH ROW Mauro Mart1nez Manann Ma rustch Cather ne Mat1sevIch Dorothy Mayes SIXTH Row Corrtne Mayheld Ernest M Cluskev Mary Meraz Sandra Morrrss SEVENTH Row Paul Murphy Stephame Murray Cheryl Newcombe Phrlhp Orttz Brendelle Osherenko Lupe Pascual Robert Peterson EIGHTH Row: Sharon Peterson, Antoinette Petricich Edward Phillips Iames Poindex- ter Lino Poli, Robert Poli. Blacra Radovcich, 2 9 'T Y' .4 1,- ,N 4- ,-Q fr If S x E 'C' xl WWI FIRST Row Edna Rodrlgues Betty Sanchez Yvonne Scxenza Ioseph Sharar Lydra Srlvas Iames Snow Eva Sonch SECOND ROW Anna Spmosa Patsy Stacy Iud1th Stevens Altce Streetman lack Tomtch Ioseph Tonslch Pete Tonstch THIRD Row Rachel Torres Emtly Tugendhaft Wrllram Vtramontes Iames Walker O Iver W1lls Ann Wohlers S peczal Honors to M ystzcs ANTON ANTICH Industrral Arts ROBERT BAILIFF Rotary Award Musrc VERNON BAILIFF Inclustrxal Arts EMILY CHAIRES Perfect Attendance RONALD CHUKA Bausch Lomb Sc1ence Award Sc1ence RUTH CORDERO Homemakmg DAVID CROCKETT Ephebtan Soc1alStud1es IOANNE FALCONE Veterans of Forexgn Wars Award FLORENCE FAULK Engllsh Faculty Achrevement Perfect Attendance ANGELA FICHT Rotary Award Engltsh Iournalrsm Musrc Perfect Attendance CHARLA FROGUE Englxsh LAWRENCE GLAVINIC Amerxcan Legxon Award BARBARA HEBERT Englxsh VIRGINIA HEISTERMAN Ephebtan Iournaltsm KATH LEEN IOHNSON Englrsh Art Musrc Mer1t HARVEY KORN Faculty Achnevement IOSEPH LAURO Valechctortan Mathematxcs Foretgn Languages SANFORD LAVITT Art Assocxatlon Award NATHAN LEE Mustc BERNICE LOVRICH Mus1c ANNA MALETA, Faculty Achreve ment VINCE MARICH Veterans of Foretgn Wars Award CATHERINE MATISEVICH, Amerrcan Legxon Award Busmess Educatron DOROTHY MAYES Drama MARIAN MARUSICH Englxsh STEPHANIE MURRAY Mustc PHILLIP ORTIZ Plrate Leadershtp Award BRENDELLE OSH ERENKO Epheb1an Forergn Language Engltsh EDWARD PHILLIPS Symphony Assocxatron Instrumental Mustc Perfect Attendance ROBERT PETERSON Industnal Arts SHARON PETERSON Faculty Achxevement Iournalrsm IAMES POINDEXTER Musrc ALICE STREET MAN Ceramrcs and Crafts Faculty Achxevement MIRKO TESULOV Perfect Attendance IACK TOMICH, Industrtal Arts IOSEPH TONSICH Industrtal Arts EMILY TUGENDHAFT, Pxrate Leadershrp Award .2 2- ,, 6' , Br ' , 'I Y .I W I P 17' 41 . 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X X 1 1111.6 A 12 Cabznet LEFT lanet Barnes Treasurer Sharon Warren Herron Vrce Presrdenl Betty Kuljrs Serve-tary Z' 1 These lead the Olympians B 12 Cabmet, S 57 STANDING Drck Brchards Vrce Presrdent Bob Bernstem Pres1dent Carolyn Bornano Secrelary KNEEL ING Sharon Schultz Treasurer Iaclcre PeGan Hrstorran S 57 Hrstorzan lerry Alcerson Presrdent Bob S ' 1 -W I , 4 . - X P , 4 I . . 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J L-x ' 'I 5 4 T' , ., 9 ' gf . x wir' ' f. 41- LAL sw -1 5,- v......y ...f FIRST ROW Iarnce Chambers Yvonne Cha vez Iames Chekel Hal Clayson Norman Cobo Ioe Colello George Congleton SECOND ROW Carl Constant1ne Frances Costa Iohn Crabtree WIll1am Croasdale Karen Crow Harold Crudupt Albecto Cruz THIRD Row lack Cukrov Suzanne Cullen Ann Cupersmnh Gary Daterman FOURTH ROW Patrrcra Dayton Gabrtel Del gado Roxanna DeMott Frances Despal FIFTH Row Iosephme D1Bernardo Mrchael D1M1cel1 Iackson D1nwIdd1e Gerald Doss SIXTH Row Sandra Dozal Iewell Drake lack Druskovrch Patrrcza Dunn SEVENTH Row Iohn Eberhardt George Eng land Eugene Espmosa Frank Farmer Pete Fer V1ncent Flores Wrlham Fornaro EIGHTH Row Mary Ahce Fraser Melvyn Frumes Mary Lou Fults Mary LOUISE Gal tan Luz Garcra Claudette Garmchaud Iames Ghlo 1 Q' X -1 nn Q1 5: -...p G ON Q.. i IN 2 FIRST ROW Mana Gracalone Toby Gms burg Robert Gooden Barbara Gorskt Rose Grant Frances Gray Ioyce Gr1mes SECOND Row Robert Guerrero Iohn Gwart ney Ronald Hahn Betty HamrIck Ardys Hanson DIane Hcrpgood Gary Harrell THIRD Row Edward Helms Lmnea Hen drrckson Robert Herron Mrchael Hretala FOURTH Row Donald H111 Velma Hogue Yvonne Holt GlorIa Hong FIFTH ROW Rebecca Howard Martrn Hox worth BIlly Hurd Paulme Iacono SIXTH Row Manuel Ibarra Douglas lnouye Patrtcta Irvmg Beverly Iackson SEVENTH ROW Ruth Ellen Iackson Drane Iavens Ieane te Ielovrc Iesste Iennmgs Ronal lohansen l.Ila Ann Iohnson Roy Iohnson EIGHTH Row Betty Io Iones Marlorte Iones Mare Karolm Errc Karsgor Allan Kaupang Sandra Kellogg L,- 5 N5 v-sf G7 -J 'Q fx 'Cl Sh -3 5-9- an-s 1 5? fx 'R' AC. yr.,- 49- V7 .f 41' v1 l ,Th 4' A4 S ' kg X2 Lo W- 'S K So' FIRST Row Bob Kelly Barbara K1dwell Pa tr1c1a Kuenz Wmelred Kulns Andrew Kus ttch Sharon Lab1t Donna Ladner SECOND Row Vmcent Lembx Rene LePage Stuart Leven Vmcent L1nc1r Dav1d L1nd gren Iames Lmdsey Blanche Logan THIRD ROW Ioyce Loomls Catherme Lopez Robert Lopez lose Lorenzana FOURTH Row Kathryn Love Marshall Lowe Susanne Luard Kane Lubet1ch FIFTH ROW Theodore Luclch Sue Lucm Lynda Ludwxg W1ll1am Lukander SIXTH Row Iohn Luknch Beverly McDowell Edwma MacDonald Mary MacInn1s SEVENTH Row Frank Mandxa Dale Marco Gordma Mardesxch Anka Markulm She1la Marren Ion Marron Darlene Mata EIGHTH Row Angehna Mattera Gwendolyn Mecum Charles Meeks Ephra1m Mendoza Wayne Metzger Lours M1615 Betty Mxhov I OV 'iv 'tar X5 t' ,.. ,32 'Q IK FIRST ROW Llma Mrnton Phxlxp Mlsagal Genevleve Munoz Mary Ellen Munroe WII 11am Munson Sandra Murray Sharon Nar bett SECOND Row Lanny Nelms Paul Nelson Iames Nevans W1ll1am Nxlsen Iohn Olson Henry Ortega Mary Ortmz THIRD Row Rchard Oyama Wtlham ama Valenana Palma Carolyn Patow rez Darlme Pesxch Paul Petrtch FIFTH Row Wllltam Pterpont Mary lane Pomten Penelope Pollard Wynn Powers SIXTH ROW Mrlan Pratt Robert Prtce Ron ald Qutrmg Iacquelme Radme SEVENTH ROW Davtd Redlew Iohn Reese Robert Rhoades MorrIs Rlchards Parmelee Jr'-f pg I as 9 Y Ti vi be Ah 3 K' Q-'Y Aww 0 Sr- ...Y 1- Rtppo Iohn Rod1n Betty Rodrtguez EIGHTI-I ROW Laura Rodrtguez Edward Rohde Robert Roldan Carolyn Romano Max Rosenberg Iohn Ross Iames Rubottom I- Q41 1 '75 -Q LMA YU' S Y A ag - 3 - - ul - x l r l 5' R U Q 3 .3 ,X 'D I. 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QT - z it -Y .,,, .d J' 'U' FIRST ROW Matteo Russo Harry Salevurakxs Sally Salmon Angela Salvato Eleanor San ders Iohn Sarjeant Doylene Sartam SECOND ROW Melba Sauc1er Renee Schon feld Sharon Schultz Norman Scoggm Bob bye Scott Geraldme Sector Shlrley Seward THIRD ROW Ralph Shrshxdo Carolyn Sm1th Frances Smxth Iune Smlth Rxchard Smxth lose Sola Estella Soto FOURTH ROW DanIRose Spame Denn1s Spencer Vmcent Stagnaro Barbara Stahly Ioseph Stanovrch Shxrley Straub lack Stro snlder FIFTH ROW Sandra Sullwold Bent Sunde Geneva Suns tedt Barbara Swank SIXTH ROW Iudxth Tart Marr Tanaka Marr lyn TenEyck Gerald Thomas SEVENTH Row Charlesetta Thompson Shar on Toney Mana Torres Anna Tostrup EIGHT!-I Row Umxa lravlca Ohve Trttch Betty Trowbrrclge Kenneth Unmacht Q' QQ ,Q rs Y is 4 i 'tn- 4 24 'N as fi 'T fs 1 25 I Y 6 3 'UV F7 ,K -as C' A f 1' V7 fri A 7 552 ge-w FIRST Row Carolyn Uskovrch W1llIam Val Tress Rosemarxe Vasquez Nancy Vega L1la Vrtale SECOND Row Mazre Walsh Damel Walters Elame Warren Ioanne Warren Sharon War ren Hxsako Watanabe Iames Wenholz THIRD Row Anna Marte Wesson Terrence West Henry Wxlson Patr1c1a Wmes Robert Wmstead Tracy Wmters Fred Wollert FOURTH ROW Ianalee Woodman Marrlyn Woods Ixll Wooster Yvonne Wrtght Paula lbarra Ellseo Ylauan Mxchelle Zabatta FIFTH Row Lena Zamberlm Gerald Zar Suzanne Zavala SIXTH ROW Barbara Zuamch Laura Zuber Robert M1tchell NOT PICTURED Iesse Agullar Louts Baut1sta Ion Brocklebank Roy Bugarm Iohn Cazares Davtd Contreras Iohn Cooper Hula Curry Thomas Elkms Edward Freeman Ines Gaxx ola Marvm Gebhard Ahcta Gonzales Floyd Hayden Iuan Iaso Robert Korgan Aletha Kroll Robert Langer! Wxllram Maybee Io seph Neal Clark Okano Stuart Pen ck Rune Peterson Ierry Planclch Lawrence Pollett I.ou1s Rea George Rmclgwey Davtd Vxgrl B1lly W1ll ams lvan Zairanovxch Q W R' ' 'N K I -Ig 4 sn g J V ,QA vb, A 'C' f V A I 7 4. . , V - 1 y S QA lg A K -V 4, g li. - I , ,. - et IX V l by 3 I ':- - ff? h I C C x .5 - i' M . 1 , yy Ir, . g,5 97f : ' , ' ' - 6 livero, Gretchen VanSickle, William Van 5 V Q4 ' ', 1 I V I' 9 4 . . ,, A r . ' I . 1 - V T ! I V . , . . . I I ff' at A . T ' -I ' .- 4' , A , ' , i C ' Ir, :tl I Q . ' ' A ' ' ,J 5 --. , ' ' .' I , , - 1 XJ I . I . . I 9 V Xl I J. ' ,il . V , , '41, Q?s , ' . ' . , . ' MR. GAULT B-12 200 TOP LEFT: R. Butler, A. Kuglis, D. Brough, I. Brocklebank, C. Appelt, I. Bjazevich. B. Korgan. ROW 4: I. Kove, I. Burge, E. Brackett, Mr. Gault. ROW 3: B. Babick, R. Caligagan, R. Bu- garin, G. Rickman, I. Ramirez, I. Butner, L. Powers. ROW 2: I. Stanton, N. Bogdanovich, N. Bogdanovich, D. Smith, B. Berntsen, P. Bill, D. Batina. ROW l: E. Bash, B. Islas, M. Batina, D. Herrera, I. Howe. MR. GERVAIS B-12 144 TOP LEFT: Mr. R. Gervais, I. Cooper, L. Mardesich. ROW 4: N. Flemens, G. Roberts, N. Davis, I. Schuler, F. Esparza, I. Domingo. ROW 3: F. Macliss, B. Doughty, W. Con- go, M. Colbert, E. Curry, T. Duncan, R. Cole. ROW 2: C. Katnich, Z. Bolon, D. Stuart, G. Davies, H. Botcher, I. Chambers. ROW l: P. Karels, C. DeLong, A. Burich, Y. Tapia, M. Capilouto. NBS. IEWERS B-12 100 TOP LEFT: Mrs. W. Iewers, R. Ornelas, T. Peratis, K. Vukov, L. Pappas, P. Tur- rigiano. ROW 3: I. Plancich, M. Mungaray, S. Tupaz, I. Mikkelson, I. Nolan. ROW 2: A. Sestich, D. Pagni, A. Tudor, A. Samaniego, S. McGuire, V. Schwarm. ROW l: M. McEwan, C. Pree, R. Parra, L. Schaltnit, F. Nabayan. MR. LEON B-12 220 TOP LEFT: G. Guerrero, A. Lutz, H. Lee, I. Head, A. Iezin. ROW 4: I. Zanki, E. Lowe, I. Wheeler, R. Gorman, D. Kellogg, W. Hardaway ROW 3: T. Garcia, B. Goodin, M. Her- bert, F. Vuoso, M. Karmelich, R. Gior- gio, R. Gallegos. ROW 2: R. Frlekin, M. Harter, I. Zane B. Gentle, I. Donahue, H. Wood, Mr L. Leon. 1 ROW l: A. Gonzalez, S. Wyman, M Gonzales, B. Doolev M. Garcia. E-IZ lJomeroomA 26 MR. BROWN A-ll 114 TOP LEFT: S. Aragon, R. Baker, I. An- dries, M. Abel, L. Baker, Mr. C. Brown. ROW 3: S. Baskevic, K. Adamson, L. Bartkowski, V. Barbieri, B. Adams, B. Barca, P. Barratt. ROW 2: R. Barnes, I. Bogdanovich, M. Bjazevich, C. Bautista, S. Baardsen, L. Battaglia. ROW 1: B. Bollinger, V. Armijo, T. Bog- danovich, O. Berg, E. Bianculli. MR. BRUMMETT A-1 1 B-3 TOP LEFT: T. Beaver, R. Inman, L. Bir- ondo, C. Box, I. Bottrell, R. Benedetti. E. Blair. ROW 3: Mr. I. R. Brummett, S. Imanaka, I. Boswell, D. Baumgart, I. Bulaich, L. Bloomfield. ROW 2: I. Callaway, V. Harman, D. Burns, I. Brammer, M. Callaway, I. Bridges. ROW 1: A. Bozanich, .E. Cabrera, I. Buckley, M. Cantu, I. Campbell. MR. WILHELM A-11 142 TOP LEFT: D. Derewenko, T. Campbell, B. Burt, T. Crostic, I. Burch, Mr. Wilhelm. ROW 3: P. Croasdale, I. Coder, L. Cald- well, P. Croasdale, N. Coldren, C. Cas- taneda, D. Cochran. ROW 2: B. Comerforcl, B. Culley, A. Cox, A. Cuomo, V. Cukar, B. Cigar. ROW l: B. Dale, H. Cromp, D. Clark, B. Chason, B. Carefjord. MR. CHAMBERS A-11 Library TOP LEFT: E. Emry, I. Crisanti, R. Dou- gan, C. Dorman, Mr. Chambers. ROW 4: I. DiLeva, F. Estes, G. Enriquez, L. Escobedo, H. Escobar, H. Duffy. ROW 3: S. Hutchinson, I. Dilday, I. Fier- man, A. Dominguez, C. Dezonia, G. Er- isman, R. Dirks. ROW 2: C. Eckhart, D. DiMassa, P. Edg- mon, T. Iennings, E. Foraker. ROW 1: W. Davis, R. Dayton, L. Dubler, S. Earnest, P. Fisher. 14-ll livmeroonw 27 W MR. DAVIS A-11 Cafe TOP LEFT: N. Piamengo, L. Garbell, K. Goolsby, K. Fowler, P. Guarrasi, Mr. Davis. ROW 4: B. Groscup, A. Fasani, L. Gon- zales, M. Gutierrez, C. Gravette. ROW 3: H. Gomez, C. Habal, P. De La Hunt, T. Guinn, E. Hale, D. Gerbas. ROW 2: I. Gonzales, I. Garrett, D. Frle- kin, Y. Genovese, A. Gardner, D. Gia- calone. ROW 1: A. Gamboni, T. Pullman, M. Garcia, G. Francis, E. Glenn. MR. ELLIOTT A- ll 214 TOP LEFT: Mr. Elliott, G. Kolumbic, D, Kirkpatrick, T. Kai, I. Hilmerson. Row 4: R. King, P. Ioncich, F. Holi, I. Iones, R. Iangaon. ROW 3: A. Hively, P. Karrnelich, I. Kelly. M. Kelly, C. Iones, W. Iacobson. ROW 2: P. Lara, I. Luce, A. Klein, I. Kanaster, K. Keith, I. Kearnes. ROW 1: S. Kautzmann, I. Kadich, S. Leavell, S. Llewellen, I. Lukander. MISS ERICKSON A- ll 205 TOP LEFT: Miss Erickson, N. Kristiansen, I. Lucas, W. Larson. ROW 4: I. Madrid, I. Kryder, D. Loquel- lano, G. Locke, I. Mardesich. ROW 3: D. Martinez, I. Marinkovich, D. Lopez, A. Koosed, G. Love. ROW 2: M. McCullock, I. Hobbs, F. Mc- Hale, L. Mariani, S. McIntyre. ROW l: S. Mihovilov, M. Manestar, C. Mendoza, C. McConnachie, A. Marde- sich. MR. FILEH A-ll T. Cafe TOP LEFT: Mr. Filer, C. Mount, E. Mas- citto, R. Misetich, R. McDonald, B. New- ton, T. Matthews, G. McDutfie. ROW 3: S. Montez, L. McDonald, W. Moritz, I. Maule, B. Moffett, M. Miya- gawa. ROW 2: L. Pugliese,C. Padilla, G. Moor, S. Phillips, P. Nagel, L. Montoya. ROW l: C. Napolillo, M. Radin, S. Higgs, B. Herring, I. Moore. 14-ll Homer-oomA 28 MRS. FOSTER A-11 221 TOP LEFT: A. Pederson, R. Pinkstaft, I. Quick, F. Ortega, D. Raig. ROW 3: F. Petrasich, I. Parks, N. Olson, R. Pyle, N. Palmer, B. Piper. ROW 2: S. Salmon, L. Ruano, M. Rat- clifie, L. Pecanic, Mrs. Foster. ROW l: S. Riseden, B. Salevurakis, P. Reese, I. Raycraft, B. Rowlands. MRS. FRANCIS A-11 227 TOP LEFT: F. Scienza, R. Ralph, C. Iack- son, A. Rea, I. Rodin, B. Reimer, M. Rouse, R. Ravalli. ROW 3: I. Scott, G. Rogers, S. Rosen- baum, T. Sanders, L. Sedillos, I. Rich- ardson. ROW 2: F. Iuanita, S. Schneider, K. Smith, W. Smith, L. Itow. ROW 1: C. Spinosa, C. Scognarnillo, I. Smith, I. Simmons, A. Scognamillo. MR. FUHRMAN A-11 124 TOP LEFT: Mr. Fuhrmann, I. Surina, M. Stanley, L. Speirs, L. Tappy, P. Smith. L. Tate, T. Schultz. ROW 3: B. Silvas, G. Tisdale, E. Utovac, I. Weiberg, T. Starcic, G. Simpson, I. Shoults. ROW 2: E. Van Wagner, M. Tomyoy, L. Vaquera, S. Walkup, B. Voss, L. Sweed. ROW 1: I. Viola, H. Trejo, P. Tomlinson. I. Walker, D. Trutich. MR. GALLAHER A-11 120 TOP LEFT: Mr. Gallaher, C. Harrel, B. Weeks, F. Ursich, I. Hernandez, M. Xit- co, D. Zankich, S. Zavala, L. Hernandez. Row 3: W. Harris, G. Turner, V. Trani, L. Young, A. Vitalich, R. Wood, I. Van- derhoof. Row 2: S. Wright, S. Winters, A. Zarde- neta, S. White, P. Wilson, D. Wyatt. ROW 1: V. Grieco, P. Wilkerson, C. Ha- gen, S. Zavala, L. Gracin. 14-ll lelomervvnw 2 9 MR. ASHER B-11 155 TOP LEFT: R. Allman, I. Carroll, D. Call, D. Bozanich, R. Berglund. ROW 3: Mr. Asher, E. Antonio, C. Ar- reola, A. Brandelli, I. Bongiovanni, I. Afanador, I. Bogdanovich. Row 2: I. Bryant, I. Brainard, F. Alm- eida, A. Arellanes, E. Bernstein, I. Cala- fato. ROW l: G. Atanador, P. Brocato, I. Burge, L. Armstrong, D. Ayers. MR. BALEN B-11 233 TOP LEFT: Mr. Balen, V. Hansen, P. Gra- vett, E. Flowers, F. Granger. ROW 4: D. Farr, T. Fitzgerald, G. Hodges, R. Hernandez. ROW 3: O. Gallegos, R. Gonzales, B. Helfand, B. Hawke, F. Froelich, R. Fricker. ROW 2: N. Hagaman, M. Graham, I. Kellogg, P. Iohnson, R. Holdcrott. ROW l: T. Gershon, V. Hanks, H. Hill, L. Gurule, I. Ienkins. MRS. BANTA B-11 112 TOP LEFT: K. Iones, L. Leet, D. Marcus, I. Magana, F. Iones, T. Iones, ROW 3: I. LeConte, W. Lisenbery, R. Itow, P. Mante, I. Iones, E. Klakovich. ROW 2: D. Lade, S. Kaplan, I. Koger, D. Lane, M. Marina, E. Maese. ROW 1: K. Metzger, M. Lufkin, E. Lakis, C. Lavarias, Mrs. H. Banta. MR. BELL B-11 126 TOP LEFT: R. Mendez, I. Noriega, B. Mar- tinez, R. Mendoza, M. Petrasich, Mr. Bell, B. Petrich. ROW 3: I. Margetich, I.'Medina, B. Par- tida, P. Perez, M. Ornstein, B. Park. ROW 2: C. Miller, R. Ortiz, M. Miller, L. Ornelas, N. Petrone, S. Pierce. ROW l: L. Palacios, S. Pennings, C. Peterson, V. Perry, M. Oliver. K-Ii llomervonw 3 O MRS. BENDER B-ll 264 TOP LEFT: D. Powers, Mrs. B. Bender, G. Shaw. ROW 4: R. Petrich, D. Rypdahl, R. Smith, C. Selleck, I. Scroggins. ROW 3: I. Ryan, P. Randazzo, F. Piper, A. Piazzo, I. Scotti, I. Rivera. Row 2: R. Sepeda, H. Plancich, P. Rams- den, A. Rose, V. Rodriguez, M. Piper, ROW l: B. Smith, R. Rickman, P. Scog- namillo, M. Shrader, P. Reese. MISS BICZ B-11 262 TOP LEFT: Miss W. Bicz, G. Stanovich, K. Valdez, R. Swanson, D. Wilson, R. Torres, I. Zar, R. Wise. ROW 3: l'. Steele, B. Wright, G. Zug- smith, B. Wheeler, S. Torres, L. Ybarra, R. Temblador. ROW 2: A, Zavala, M. Viramontes, I. Zankich, N. Steele, D. Vanclerhoof, I. Spinosa. Row l: G. Velarde, C. Sola, C. Thomas, I. Soderman, R. Stumpp. MR. TORTAROLO B-11 146 TOP LEFT: I. Crossland, H. Edney, T. Ernest, B. Cooper, F. Duvall, R. Cor- rales, Mr. Tortarolo. ROW 3: T. Craig, M. Defever, P. Dixon, R. Detomasi, R. Contreras. Row 2: A. Costa, C. Conversano, E. Dinger, P. Flynn, P. Castagnola, B. Cas- tellatti. Row l: D. Dillon, R. Diaz, G. Garcia, L. Cruz, D. Ford. MRS. BARRAGAR A-10 225 Top LEFT: D. Scotti, M. Russell, T. Schultz, T. Sipes. ROW 4: Mrs. H. Barragar, P. Scott, G. Rothberg, I. Sargeant, G. Salevurakis, W. Rogers, T. Sanders. ROW 3: R. Smith, I. Snyder, A. Spignese, A. Sandoval, G. Sebits, T. Sandoval, R. Rohar. ROW 2: S. Tucker, G. Smith, V. Strom, D. Torino, L. Uram, A. Surina. Row l: I. Steele, P. Stine, D. Stephens, P. Triola, I. Stanley. 6-IL 14-I0 y0m0I'00mA 3 l if MISS BATEMAN A-10 179 TOP LEFT: G. Mosich, I. McCutcheon. T. Milazzo, A. Moreno. ROW 4: E. Mclntyre, F. Miller, I. Mosich, I. Miletich, I. McMurray, H. Moraga, F. McAteer. Row 3: M. Martinez, M. Martinez, D. Larson, G. Larmon, A. Lopez, M. Metro- poulous, I. McLaughlin. Row 2: K. Lukrich, I. Mazzaglia, M. Lar- sen, B. Letterman. M. Logan, B. Loya. ROW l: I. Lowman, A. Mejia, R. Lucich, M. Martinez, P. Mattera. MR. GARVIN A-10 204 ToP LEFT: R. Avila, V. Allen, A. Ald- ridge, I. Antkiewicz, D. Armesto, R. Aragon, Mr. Garvin. ROW 4: R. Aguirre, B. Ayers, A. Arian, R. Allen, M. Bergstrom, R. Ashby. ROW 3: L. Antonic, F. Amalfitano, I. Blankenburg, P. Backlund, A. Beato, C. Augerbight. ROW 2: B. Andrich, T. Aguallo, C. Bos- ton, P. Blackstone, M. Armishaw, P. Billiardi. ROW l: M. Banich, S. Allen, V. Boswell, C. Bjazevich, C. Betancourt. MRS. GRANT A-10 224 TOP LEFT: I. Stewart, B. Smitherman, L. Taylor, C. Trainotti, B. Terrill, F. Taylor, M. Steve. ROW 4: K. Steele, R. Ti niakoii, T. Simp- son, F. Taylor, R. Simpson, N. Starks, B. Sotelo, S. Smith. ROW 3: Mrs. Grant, L. Sanchez, M. Shi- shido, C. Sheldon, V. Sims, F. Rudan, Y. Robles. ROW 2: L. Schmatz, A. Romero, A. Shi- gei, P. Russo, I. Roblin, B. Singleton. ROW 1: D. Smith, I. Ruud, P. Ruud, F. Simonek, B. Sherwood. MRS. M. MEYERS A-10 122 TOP LEFT: L. Brasher, I. Carr, S. Boughn, M. Cook. ROW 4: I. Calise, M. Celentano, W. Buchan, P. Bourging no n, W. Blooming- dale, P. Butner, H. Bohman. ROW 3: S. Burdick, F. Carnivale, I. Crone, I. Bulaich, L. Brunson, I. Brady, C. Brough. ROW 2: Mrs. M. Meyers, R. Bugarin, C. Brooks, I. Brenden, I. Botwin, C. Buch- latin. ROW l: E. Caldwell, N. Bruington, P. Callaway. A. Campbell. V. Boyd. 14-I0 Hemel-ovmA MR. PARKER A-10 113 TOP LEFT: E. Torres, I. Velarde, R. Ty- son, R. Wills, M. Zorich, Mr. Parker. ROW 4: D. Wolfe, T. Zierner, N. Winters, A. Villanueva, D. Vaughan, R. Snider, F. Tanaka. ROW 3: R. Wilson, O. Willitord, L. Wil- kins, B. Worrell, C. Walker, P. Tuttle, B. Vanderhoot. ROW 2: I. Waddle, P. Wesson, Y. Valle, M. Zuvich, S. Wright, D. Van Tress. ROW l: P. Wakatsuki, K. Zugsrnith, H. Yamamoto, D. West, C. Wond. MRS. SMYTHE A-10 212 TOP LEFT: Mrs. Srnythe, B. Davis, D. Evans, R. Crow, C. Dudley, I. Dragich, M. Cvitanich. ROW 3: H. Clark, G. Dixon, D. Espinoza, S. Cyr, I. Dryden, D. Delgado, S. Cleary. ROW 2: E. Dana, I. Culp, C. Carter, L. Cooper, T. Cross, M. Congleton. Row 1: L. Davis, I. Delgado, D. D'AC- auisto, D. D'Acquisto, B. De La Cruz MR. CUNNINGHAM A-10 141 TOP LEFT: R. Flowers, R. Pitch, W. Gar- cia, I. Gargas, T. Farmer, R. Foat, Mr. E. Louttit. ROW 3: N. Gonzalesk, D. Gooruitch, C. Faulk, F. Gates, R. Gray, C. Garner, R. Florez. ROW 2: D. Dusenberry, A. DiMiceli, L. Denny, E. Castro, A. Emerson, C. Dow- land. ROW 1: I. Flores, D. Doyen, G. DiLeva, C. Fiamengo, E. Esparza. MISS STRAIN A-1U 235 TOP LEFT: R. Hernandez, B. Groscup, D. Hartik, I. Hendrickson, L. Hill, Miss Strain. ROW 4: P. Irving, I. Herring, A. Her- nandez, L. Hernandez, M. Hansen, A. Guglielmo, L. Gualani, N. Guerrero. Row 3: K. Graham, O. Garcia, G. Forbes, B. Gamble, C. Gonzalez, M. Hall, M. Gonzales. ROW 2: S. Garrett, I. Gearin, S. Guin, C. Gasper, R. Givins, D. Hallenbeck. ROW l: L. Gonzales, C. Godfrey, T. Gates, N. Gaviola, M. Frkich. 3 14-I0 liomerovnw ' 3 0 ,Z MRS. STRAWN A-10 211 TOP LEFT: Mrs. L. Strawn, D. Keith, D. Iones, M. Lucero, H. Iohansen, A. Iacob- son, R. Iackson, R. Kendrick, L. Korgan. ROW 3: M. Kustich, 'I. Lucky, P. Kelsey, G. Iohnson, I. Katnich, G. Lau, E. Kol- nes, C. Krokes. ROW 2: V. Harper, I. Holt, P. Hodges, P. Halverson, C. Hebert, L. Hanson. ROW l: I. Howard, T. Heitala, R. Har- rington, B. Harlow, M. Hanson. MR. LEWIS A- 1 0 Library TOP LEFT: Mr. S. Lewis, P. Maes, I. Mayer, P. Martinez, A. Mardesich, D. Mardesich, I. Marincovich, R. Malone, T. Martinez. ROW 3: I. Kleinjan, H. Kaufman, M. Kordich, R. Kahn, I. Lukin, F. Mannino. Q. Matsutani. ROW 2: B. Lane, D. Iohnson, M. Larn- bach, K. Kristiansen, F. Iohnson, C. Larnb. ROW l: D. Lande, L. Ibarra, B. Isbitz, B. Iohnson, E. Iohnson. MR. WALKER A-10 111 TOP LEFT: D. O'Hara, P. Palacios, T. Palacios, G. Newcornbe, F. Noell, I. Pat- terson, Mr. Walker. ROW 3: S. Mount, L. Payne, K. Parry, L. Page, R. Qkurn, L. Parra, I. Negrette, M. Partida, I. Nunez. ROW 2: C. Murray, S. Perea, I. Munoz, I. Ong, R. Meyers, E. Panousis. ROW l: C. Nicosia, L. Narbett, S. Pata- pott, R. Qnorato, R. Munoz. MRS. WATSON A-10 Cafe TOP LEFT: P. Robberstad, A. Quinton, D. Richey, Mrs. Watson. ROW 4: S. Russo, G. Reynolds, D. Pollett, B. Penick, H. Reese, W. Phillips. ROW 3: B. Rabatin, F. Quick, I. Platis, I. Ridgway, F. Redlew, K. Rhoades, L. Pereyra. ROW 2: K. Reskusich, P. Potter, L. Ra- mirez, C. Puikko, P. Pitts, B. Quinn. ROW 1: S. Perry, L. Roberts, B. Racek, I. Pratt, V. Petrie. 14-I0 lelvmervonw 34 MR. DEFEVER B-10 140 TOP LEFT: B. Bugarin, G. Ault, C. An- tonovich, I. Cesareo, D. Ciolino, C Byers, M. Cabrera, K. Campbell. ROW 3: I. Armijo. E. Batres, S. Carlson, I. Aves, S. Cole, B. Boslcovich, C. Brock, Mr. E. Defever. ROW 2: I. Carr, L. Amavisca, R. Cald- well, L. Belcher, I. Asplin, N. Carr. ROW l: Y. Antonio, I. Burrow, P. Biby, C. Becerra, R. Boehlke. MRS. ROSENBAUM B-10 261 TOP LEFT: I. Diaz, C. Contreras, L. Con- versano. ROW 4: M. Coverdale, R. Cooks, V. Cole. I. Costa, I. Echevarrieta, H. Crouch, Mrs. Rosenbaum. ROW 3: T. Croom, M. Doran, B. Dotson, R. Eide, R. Contreras, I. Contreras, R. DeFord. ROW 2: E. Christensen, D. Frantz, N. Chagenovich, L. Flores, L. Dantes, N. DeLeon. ROW l: C. Cornell, R. Castaneda, M Cornell, D. Carrancho, M. Cruz. MR. SAWYER B-10 207 TOP LEFT: R. Hodnett, R. Hernandez, T. Iankovich, I. Gabelich, Mr. Sawyer. ROW 4: W. Iohnson, N. Katnich, F. Franko, C. Fairchild, D. Kaupang, O. Hughes, B. Ioyce. ROW 3: K. Ioncich, R. Kursar, M. Good- rich, M. Iirousek, I. Garbell, I. Gasperov, N. Inman. ROW 2: R. Ioyce, K. Fricke, S. Iacobs, I. Halstead, L. Iohnson, E. Griggs. Row lr M. Girardi, P. Hite, I. Fyfle, E. Lane, B. Giacalone. MR. SEIXAS B-10 202 TOP LEFT: L. Miller, L. Mayes, S. Kelly D. Marini, M. Medovic, E. Mardesich. ROW 41 G. Lindsey, R. Madariaga, A Mattera, G. Moller, B. Miller. ROW 3: D. Magana, A. Lara, R. Luciene. M. Logan, R. Loomis, M. Marin, M. No- ceti. ROW 2i O. Marta, A. Martinez, M. Mo- rales, I. McBride, P. McDonald, P. Lujan ROW li I. Maynard, G. Mercer, A. Mag- daleno, L. Novak, A. Magana. 35 14-10, K-I0 Home:-oomA MRS. SHUCK B-10 236 TOP LEFT: Mrs. E. Shuck, L. Pareo, L. Moon, D. Piper, H. Osherenko. ROW 4: K. Potter, I. Ortega, E. Nunez, I. Omectin, A. Ponce, D. Prorence. ROW 3: B. Nelson, D .Price, G. Pitesa, P. Petras, P. Srnith, M. Pesutich, I. Oli- phant. ROW 2: S. Sanders, D. Scott, E. Ortega, R. Re-carey, L. Richards, M. Rasmussen. ROW l: D. Rogers, O. Ortiz, P. Sada, D. Pascasio, S. Petrone. MR. WHELAN B-10 160 TOP LEFT: S. Young, R. Rodriguez, E. Ryono, Mr. I. Whelan. ROW 4: A. Ten Eyck, I. Serici, A. Sutlo- vich, S. Sanchez. I. Skefich, D. Vinson. ROW 3: I. Torres, K. Puryear, M. Tudor, I. Walker, N. Trani, E. Torres, I. Talarno. ROW 2: M. Villescas, S. Zane, A. Stano- vich, E. Thoren, L. Van Mulligan, L. Viclovich. ROW l: M. Twiford, R. Stevenson, K. Suggs, H. Thomas, T. Teague. MRS. LYONS F. A. 226 TOP LEFT: E. Sierra, A. Piscopo, M. Krijakin, A. Artiano, G. Hrlich, A. Span- jol, K. Mladenich, Mrs. P. Lyons. Row 3: D. Lakos, G. Huljev, R. Morelli, N. DiLeva, C. Cigliano, T. Tomita, I. Klobcar. ROW 2: S. Savar, I. Kuljis, F. Flores, H. Guerr, S. Uskovich, C. Iangaon. ROW l: E. Debina, A. Anticevich, K. To- mita, D. Matunich, Y. Ryono. MAKE-UPS TOP LEFT: W. Solo, H. Falkenstein. ROW l: S. Collins, B. Hamilton, M. Tu- dor. K-I0 Hvmervvnw 36 3,112 W C'laAAroom Wal-lr com ng p Enghsh Three semesters of Engllsh are regutred for graduat1on Enghsh classes help students learn to read wrtte at and speak correctly Classes mclude Drama lournahsrn Pub l1c Speakma luterature and Advan ed Corr1pos1t1on and Remed1al Englrsh Enghsh IS essent1al to every graduates future whatever the walk of l1le The Englrsh Department sponsors Prrate Scrrbes Qu1ll and Scroll Nat1ona Foren stc League Thesplans and two school publ1cat1ons the Fore n Att and the Black and Gold annual F orezgn Languages The students of San Pedro H1gh may study three forelgn languag s Spamsh Latm and French The department sponsors a French Club Spanlsh Club and Latm The French and Spamsh classes learn vo cabular1es grammar and customs and concentrate on the arts of conversatton To learn to read and speak the language students do GXETCISGS learn songs lxsten to records do sklts and plays and wr1te about themselves ard thelr fam1l1es tn the language They also do bulletln boards and decorahon for thetr classrooms The two Latm classes study Roman myth ology and learn the htstory and customs of the Romans Everyone talks a lot but very few really say somethxng of lmportance or say what they have to say well Why dont the Enghsh teach thelr chrldren how to speak? One way IS to learn another language ard to read the works of the great Wrlters Zanyuagu take uA placeA DV Englrsh IS a serious study for all ol us if z.-'f- -'f T' There are all levels ol English classes Zi! ur-ina' 3 Mr Barragars Latm students are hard at worlc amo amas amor rxnoyl 38 ft . . ,q , , c , . , . . . TK J T , , ' -A T ' ' I c c, . x . . 3 r5,':,!f. K . . . 1 , er, K , , L ' ' ' , , , , . ' '4 Q V I 1 I i ' . . Y, K 5 ' ' , ' ,ri Club. ' Q T C .. 1 . 4 i . ep. I r ' I I 1 I I I L . . . . . Q r l F . - , . . . tr' . l . , my ' .3 f - .. - i i , veal' if W . ll 2 f . f V , r 4: ,f , . ' , , e ' 1 .. , 0 Q ' I A ' I 6' 1 , . 5, ' -l f . , -sn.-.su-.A-.-... ' grams 1 rr. i. ' . F: :is -U., ' 1' ' -'S 993 M4 K V N The Little Red Schoolhouse never had anything like this. Driver Education is a state require- ment. Driver Education classes study the care and operation of a car, the traffic laws, and how to be safer drivers and pedestrians. This course helps students avoid ac- cidents. They also acquire knowledge of our laws, and desirable safety measures. After ten weeks of Driver Education has been satisfactorily completed, a student may take Driver Training. A dual-control car is used, Driver Train- ing gives a student eighteen hours of actual behind-the-wheel experience. 'jk' 1' gn W Driver Education and Driver Training The second semester there were four classes in Driver Edu- cation, and five periods daily were used for Driver Training. Mr, Davis, Mr. Balen and Mr. Lovarov are in charge of the program. Mt. Davis gives some students the inside story. We go placu Safely '. - H14 tory never AtandA Atzll ifsq? Socml Studxes Our Amerrcan Herltage IS one of the sublects whtch students study ln our socral studles classes Socral studres concerns people places thrngs and the1r relat1onsh1p to others Government IS requlred ot all stu dents before graduat1on ln th1s class students learn some of the bas1c and fundamental laws ot the land Econornrcs students learn about bustness corporatrons and how to matntam the1r budget on a stand ard scale They also learn about stocks and bonds In World problems students learn of problems faclng other countrres and therr relatlonshlp to our own country All senrors are requlred to take a course tn senlor problems Thrs course cons1sts of psychology voca ttons and tamlly relatrons It helps prepare students for problems they Wlll meet 1n later hte U S H1story 1S also taught rn our school In th1s subject students learn the hlstory and background of our country tts success and downtalls Top A knowledge ot U S hzstory IS a must lor Prrates 2 World Hzstory helps us to be better ctttzens able to understand todays news 3 Senzors Problems classes are alway a happy 11 a hurnea' group 40 f -1. Physzology II study the lunctxons and structur of the human body and how to marntaln health Sclence and Mathemahcs The Tenth grade Lrfe Scrence I and II teaches the fundamentals of scrence and laboratory work All students must take th1s requrred course College pre paratory students who have completed Algebra II may elect both Phys1cs I and II They provlde the Ioundatron needed for engmeermg aeronaut1cs and advanced sc1ent1I1c Work Physlology I and II IS the study of the body 1ts structure and foundatron Chem1stry IS the course where ore st Idles the chemrcals that make up th1 earth all the wav down to the atoms and the1r structures 0411- H01-1 onA laden 41 World s Malor Needs Today Mathemat1cs classes mclude Indus' 1al Mathemat1cs Basxc Mathematrcs Al gebra Geometry and Trrgonometry Most of these subjects are requ1red for a college preparatory course Two se mesters of Mathemat1cs are requ1red for graduatron Mr Fuhrman expects hls Tug students to do more than balance a checkbook o-Qilvn X.. Sew, Sew, Sew' m '9f- .f' FQ 51 SJ Clothing studehf. T'OdG1lHQ the liomemalzel-A prepare or time Yutare Home Economics Our Home Economics Department offers a well-rounded course in such classes as Clothing, Foods, Nutrition, Child Care, and Personal and Family Arts. The department is kept busy pre- paring food for luncheons and teas, Caterettes, sponsored by this depart- ment, serve at these events. First aid is given for those loose buttons and rips. During the past year Foods classes had an opportunity to visit Ralph's grocery store in Long Beach and the Matchless House in Los Angeles. X S. 4- First Baking Contest brought out the proof ot the pies and cakes lor sure. This year the senior girls at San Pedro High School had the oppor- tunity to compete in the Betty Crocker Search for the Homemaker of Tomorrow. Penny Pollard, our winner, entered the state finals. 42 ir own wares received as much applause as the Vogue dresses fcenterj. V Pan' L: op produt-tt: :Fife Pom N Aft 'IYQOHC ofrmr TP D','ooc'f:Ffcp IF f.ifOf3 ':.'f.o hope to 'OJS ATFVECIUVIS Dc-:H Vocational and Industrial Arts The Industrial Arts Depflrtmertt offers six major fxefds with prcepmcttom in ffteen or more rr-ffxtod fzofcts The objective of Imdtxstrmf Hdxxccutiom is to train the boys in the ftmdfzrrerttof skills of Hari feds, you-for ecjnztbzrzerut, Coistrwisttorm una: IIi'l1f'ffffT'lfIDCC muff ffxe territincfom ',,' of the frcxffm A Certificate IS awarded to tfie stir dent K-.tho has Completed sGtisff1i'tcr1E',' 1200 or more fic :fs of pfeVf'1f':tif:h ir? One iefd. ffri fra :Xstrffzi tffwjvr Complete Hough, xr. .: .' mme fgelj, or in G ccribmfxtfori of tzpe tftree different fields. Mcgiine Slop end Drzfrznfv kno' .-.' irc '.'.' fifzvo fic.: Dfillff' rfqxli' tow, wfgm '.-.':r?: cur f1'f1SjC'fZ aid rebuifdinq, as well as being assets in :Pie zidustrnl worfd cffer school lcey wil run Tomorrow! Indu 43 1 0-0, ff L if f 'Z xx : - fold , V, .5 lx IQ 6,-an p ., m ' F fs,-vu ,4 z. A ., 55 K .J N-ev Art students are busy at work on their cardboard mosaics. Music The Music Department is one that is an essential tor most ot the pro- ductions ot our school. Members from our Music classes appeared on three TV programs this year: The Band and Orchestra, once, soloist Frankie Nabayan, once, and the A Cappella Choir was asked to give KTTV's Channel ll, Christ- mas program on December 23. Classes are Band, Orchestra, Boys and Girls Glee, Harmony, and Music Appreciation. Putter-nA change in flcytlmw N... fc '1- Q Art Art majors in our school may take classes in basic Art, Ceramics, Leathercraft, Art Composition with oils and watercolors, Cartooning, Stage Art and Interior Decoration. Students not art majors take Art Appreciation to learn something ot our art heritage and cultural back- ground. They also learn about color and design, and basic lettering. This year 25 art students at our school designed boats tor the Fisher- men's Fiesta. The S50 bond tor the Skipperettes' boat Went to Sammy Tupaz. Sammy Tupaz and Frank Macliss had Work accepted for the National Scholastic Regional Art Exhibit at Bullock's in February. 100 art stu- dents visited the exhibit. it ...Mali xi' Music classes are a very necessary part oi lite at San Pedro High School. XY BUSINESS EDUCATION Typing Sales Machines Office Practice X g ' T The San Pedro High Business Educa- tion program offers two different ma- jors, stenographic, and clerical, Stu- dents with these rnajors may partici- pate in many interesting social func- tions such as trips and banquets. The Businessrnens Association of Los Angeles sponsors Career Day, the big- gest event of the season tor the B-12 and A-12 girls. The Business Education program is for earnest and industrious students who want to get ahead in life, ffficient Inge:-A get ?eAaltA. 45 14 x 'fini x 4 'x X we , I . ABOVE: Mr. McBride's typing class concen trates on a speed test, LEFT: Learning to take dictation well is c must tor would-be secretaries. BELOW: A well arranged bulletin board is the right background tor industrious short- hcma' students. BUSINESE F sEcRETHRisia. m A, we A ,3-3-.lx Arm-1 -us A wlde varzety of actlve sports rs offered rn the Ccrlrformo sunshme Phys1ccz1 E d ucatzon Physlcal Educahon classes help keep Bucs healthy They also learn coordma t1or1 sportsmcmshlp respor1s1b1l1ty and leadershlp A satlsfactory swlmmmg test lS requ1red tor graduat1or1 G1rls play such sports as baseball basketball and volleyball whrle the semors occupy the 1r1d1v1dual sport se t1oh ol the playmg held Sw1mm1r1g IS a spec1al class wh1ch IS held da1ly at the San Pedro YMCA For boys phys1cal educauon offers such sports as basketball track foot ball sw1mm1r1g gymnashcs and base ball of cour e aw ti W 4 W Aww' Lf ij, ' 1 1 S-. b Iwi ls.-wg Group parvzcrpatxon s pon of our educotzon Health Aafeguardd our lu1eA z I , ' ,, I ...M ., A . P v 5 -1 'Q . '9 ' - '.. ' ' I - j 5 f ' 9 2 H ' j ' I ,W y 4 ,vi Q . x 3 5, I , Rox . X .1 H 1 r K 1 .' 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Q I 'S 2 W '57 Student Body Cabinet TOP LEFT: Mr. Brummett, Brenda Bernstein, William Oyama, Catherine Matisevich, Vincent Marich, Virginia Hesterman, Larry Glavinic, Bah Bernstein, SEATED LEFT: Phil Ortiz, Mike Di Miceli, Lynn Streetman, Brenda Osherenko, Katie Lubetich, Sharon Peterson, Andra Tudor, Arlene Sestich. Our School has Student Government OFFICER President ,,,,a.a,.a.a,.,a.aaa, ...t,. Vicefpresident ,,,..... Secretary... Treasurer .,,,,,, Sponsor. Historian, ..t,,,,,,,,, , , Ed. Fore 'N' Att, Aud. Mgr .,,,,, ,,,,,, , ,, Mgr. EX, Cur, Act ..t,,, Comm. Athletics, W '57 Phill Ortiz Mike Di Miceli Lynne Streetrnan Brendelle Osherenko Mr. Brurnrnett Katie Lubetich Sharon Peterson Andrea Tudor Arlene Sestich S '57 Mike Di Miceli Dick Richards Carolyn Romano Sally Salmon Mr, Brummett Eleanor Sanders Lanny Nelrns lulie Dilday Brenda Bernstein . ,. ,,..,a, Dickie Richards Clinton Appelt IUDGES, Top Lett, loan Berry, Pat Hill, Lynda Ludwig ROW l: loanne Ffilcorie David Croelfe'r Emily Tu- ':f1n'lL:'7l' F-1- 1 .- Student C'a6inetA and Judgu S '57 Student Body Cabinet TOP LEFT. lulie Dzlday, Lanny Nelms, Brenda bernstezn, Don Haig, Susie Luard, Stanley Imanalca, loan Berry, Alan Lutz, Pat Bill, Clznfon Appelt, larrxes Hubottom, lerry Akerson. SEATED. Mike Di Miceli, Dick Richards Carolyn Horrtano, Sally Salmon, Eleanor Sanders, Voting is a Privilege and cr Duty Student Body Cabinet members are elected by registered student voters. Cabinet meetings are held each week to conduct all business concerning the Student Body, The Cabinet works hard to give us dances, assemblies and pro- grams of interest. They strive to better our cooperative government, and to maintain high student morale. 49 Student ludges are elected by the Stu- dent Council. ludges preside in Stu- dent Court over cases referred by the Faculty, Administration or other stue dents. ludges hear the cases, and as- sign penalties ior such unsocial conf duct as eating out ot bounds, or failure to respect Senior Court privileges, S' 57 IUDGES' loe Bird, Bob Bernstein, Gabriel Del- gado, Arlene Sesfich, An- drea Tudor, lohn Parks Zeadem Tomo:-raw TOP LEFT: I. Alcerson, W. Fornaro, G. Delgado, L. Nelms, I. Antlciewicz, M. Celentano. ROW 6: I. Dilday, E. Utovac, I. Kellogg, R. Corrales, B. Barca, C. Dudley, W. Moritz, I. Ru- bottom. ROW 5: l. Bridges, S. Mclntyre. ROW 4,- I. Kanaster, M. Colbert, A. Cuomo, I. Scott, O. Matsutani, A. Guglielmo, R. Florez. ROW 3: M. Logan, F. Despal, I. Ong, P. Walcatsulri, P. Reese, M. Radin, D. Zar, A. Hanson. ROW 2: P. Scognamillo, I. Koger, D. Mata, D. Giaca- lone, B. Quinn, P. Stine, S. Pennings. ROW l: P. Ruud, B. Islas, M. Batino, A. Atellanes, R. StumDD. T. Hietala. Student Council OFFICERS W '57 S '57 President ................. ........ M ike Di Micelli Dick Richards Vice-President ........ ........ I ames Rubottom Mary Louise Bulich Secretary .......... ......... F rcznces Despal Pat Turrigiano Treasurer ....... ......... Bo b Berstein Sally Salmon Sponsor ..... . ........ Mr. Brurnmett Mr. Brumrnett A comme Q Sfudent Council U57 , Q 0 0 H : Au - HONG - 51 Student Council S' 5 7 3 37 Student Council., Summer '57 TOP LEFT: I. Boniiovanni. R. Contrerras. R. Florez, B. Amar. T. Kelly, I. Head, M. Lucero. W. Moritz. I. Scott, I. Sketich. N. Kristicrnsen. L. Trebotic. ROW 5: P. Petrus. I. Culp, I. Kellogg. R. Gamboni. P. Ramsden, M. Lullcin. S. Carlson. L. Novak, D. Richards. M. Hansen. ROW 4: A. Campbell. B. Culley. M. McCulloclc, B. Scott, M. Bulich. R. Hanson. B. Kuliis, T. Bogdano- viclr. S. Leavell, M. Zuvicll. I. Halstead ROW 3: K. Lukrich, S. Uskovich, I. Buclcey, S. Winters, D. DiMassa, M. Fults. I. Wooster. I. PeGcm, K. Lubetich. ROW 2: C. Nicosia, S. Toney. P. Reese, I. Steele. M. Rodin. P. Turrigiano, D. Batina, N. Steele. ROW l: M. Capilouto. C. Cor- nell, B. Lane. P. Tomlinson. S. Pennings. Choosing our leaders is part ot education for citizens The main purpose of the Student Council is to promote cooperation bee tween the Student Body Cabinet and GH Students- Student Council discon' TOP BRASS help students open their Clean-campus campaign tinued three years aao. Last tall the W'57 Student Body' Cabinet reoraan- ized the Council Each homeroom has a representative who attends all rneetf ings and relays ideas and suaaesttons back to the hoxieroorns This 1.'ear's main achieverients were conducting hortieroorn drives and as- sisting the sufeessful Campus CTeanup Caripaian The aroup afso hopes to develop a 'xforkabfe plan to keep us proud of oil? deoorateii addy torture be an Epheblan 15 the greatest hon a graduatmg semor can recelve Candtdates for Epheblan must have standmg m school and CIVIC act1v1t1es Membe Shlp m thts orgamzatron IS hmlted to one for everv forty members of the class Ephebmns Mr Farnham congratulates W 57 Ephebrans Brenda Osherenko Davrd Crockett and Vrrgtma Hersterman 57 candtdates are Abelar do Acosta lanet Barnes Ioan Berry Mrke D1M1cel1 Marta Gracalone Beverly laclcson Susan Luard Dzclc te Rrchards The semor class elects twenty four from the top twenty four per cent aca demrcally From thts hst the faculty selects the honored ones At graduatton Ephelotans take the Atheman oath to Work for the good of thetr commuruty and C1lY They must quahfy to become members of the local Epheb1an chapter 3 XDR TOP LEFT MacL1ss and Tupaz Begronal Scholastrc Art Exhrbrtors TOP RIGHT Pollard Wooster Sanders Anderson lacono Despal Btll Barnes Scott Htll SPHS entrres tn Banlc ol Amerrca Contest BOTTOM LEFT Brll Grrls State Berry DAB trophy award Barnes Delta Kappa Gamma Harbor Area SIUU Scholarshtp Crabtree and Russo-AllC1ty Orchestra Penny Pollard was a semt trnalrst tn the Calrlornra Betty Crocker Search lor the We honor Home maker ol Tomorrow .12 rl A 'F , ' , A' 5, 0 ' ' ,cj N J tl A if gilt? f A 1 U To ' ' - 4 ' ' or ' ' ' . - ' excelled in citizenship, and be out- 1 - X' o 5.5, A ' tu? if T . PCE? F, , , K A 1 + x X 4 V ,ui f' TOP LEFT: Mr. Slotten, D. Bozanich, A. Lutz, M. Coverdale, M. Goodrich, L. Conversano I, Bryant, B. Fenton, H. Tiniakoll, I. Chekel, B. Scott, S. Mclntyre, F. Farmer, R. Cole. ROW 3: W. Moritz, R. Gooden, I. Marincovich, L. Both, I. Dutly, P. Scott, E. Dana, M. Armishaw, F. Amallitano, I. Bridges, B. Letterman, V. Walsworth, D. Hollenbeck, N. Petrone, P. Castagnola L. Vaquera, N. Birondo, P. Iacono. ROW 2. D. Lade, O. Matsutani, K. Puryear, P. Dayton P. Dunn, l. Ong, P. Pitts, W. Smith, S. lacobs, B. Careljord, M. Kamiya, F. Albano, L Loubler, BOW 1: C. Peterson, S. Earnest, M. Hansen, P. Patricio, B. Sunde, P. Pollard, F Despal, D. Richards, R. Schonteld, G. Hong, B. Iaclcson, G. Francis. 1 I I NOT PICTUBED: B. Anderson, I. Barnes, I. Berry, I. Bird, E. Bryant, D. Chagenovieh, B Hamriclc, D. Hill, V. Hogue, B. Kuljis, K. Ladner, N. Nelms, C. Romano, E. Sanders, I Wooster, P. Bill, F. Macliss, I. Milclcelesen, B. Barca, O. Berg, A. Bozanich, H. Dayton, I. Dilday, T. Earnest, V. Hanks, C-. lones, l. Kearnes, B. LeFevre, L. Mariani, l. Shoults, T. Spiers T. Starcic, P. Tomlinson, F. Ursich, D. Zar, A. Zardenetta, M, Delever, E. Dinger, S. Pennings D. VanTress, I. Culp, E. Freedman, I. McLaughlin, T. Schultz, N. Chagenovich, E. Christian- I I sen, I. Gabelich, E. Griggs, P. Petras. OFFICERS W '57 Allan Lutz Pauline Iacono Penny Pollard Filamena Albano President ,.....,,,,..,,,,,,, , Vice-President ....... . Secretary .......... Treasurer ..,,... , . D. Walker Sponsors ........ California Scholarship Federation is an honor for any student who achieves it. CSE. requires its members to have four semesters in Scholarship Society. In order to get into Scholarship Society a student must make twenty-one grade points, which is at least three A's. If a student has four semesters of Scholar- ship Society, with one in the twelfth grade, he becomes a Gold Seal Bearer, which is a very high honor. S '57 Penny Pollard Frank Farmer Winnie Smith Nixon Birondo D. Slotten C. S. F. parties are lun and tull ot slcirs. Cali of-nia Sclwlamlnqe Society ll 1 W 57 Knzghtettes STANDING LEFT Angela Frcht Beverly Iaclcson Mary Lourse Bulxch lanet Barnes Pat Bzll Mana Gracalone Mrss Vegher Carolyn Uskovrch Katherrne Matrsevrch Anna Maleta Lynne Streetman nmrly Tugenhall Brendelle Osherenlco SEATED LEFT loan Berry Ingrid Bergh Vrrgzma Hersterman Susanne Luard Florence Faullc loanne Falcone OFFICERS Pres1dent Vlce Prestdent Secretary Treasurer H1SlOT1GI'1 Sponsor W57 Vtrgmta Hetsterrnan lngrtd Bergh loanne Falcone Ioan Berry Florence Faulk Barbara Vegher S57 Susle Luard Carolyn Uskovu h Pat Btll Marta Gtacalone Mary Loutse Bultch Barbara Vegher Knzghtettes Knlghtettes IS an honor group ot l8 gtrls elected by faculty and Kmghtettes Ea lt semester they g1ve a tea for new teachers, Wlth the Kmghts they co- sponsor the Blue Ice Ball and the Sham- rock Shuffle. Each Knlghtette acts as Big Sister to several BflO girls. Their symbol is Athena wisdom and four stars lor scnolarsnip citizenship loyalty and leadership. TOP: D, Zar, B, Scott, F. Albano K. Lubetich, S. Sull Wold. ROW ONE: I. Mizetich V. Walsworth B. Islas NOT PICTUFIED: C. Romano E. Sanders. lfnzglr tetteA W 57 Knlghts ROW ONE Rlchards R V Mar ch OFFICERS W 57 V1nce Marlch Iames Rubottom Presrdent Vlce Presldent Abelardo Acosta Drck Rlchards Treasurer HlSlOT1GD Mr Mlller Mr Farnham Chaplam Sponsors S 57 New Kmghts ZEFT G 7ar M Frum S A u Cazaaqfxr G Delmdo E Mase M D1M1cel1 B Fomaro I Gwartney B Bernstem W Oyama HOW TWO D Geormo D Crocker? I Glavzmc I Ruboftom ROW THREE P Orflz A Acosla S57 Iames Rubottom Iohn Gwartney Cllnt Appelt Blll Fornaro Ron GSOIQIO Mr Mlller Mr Farnham Knzghts The Kmghts are an honor and SGTVICG orgamzat on Candxdates may petmor' for membersh1p Knlghts help semesler They serve as ushers at as athletrc contests and drlves They alternate w1th Kmghtettes IH hall and flag dunes Kmahts co ,vonsor the Blue Ice Ball and the Shar' rock Shuffle They help most effectlvely to malrtam hr I stu dent morale Wllh reglstrahon eacu sembhes and help wlth fund lfmyln tA ,, , , .. K , . , Yu .U gg , , I . - 1' 1-V , . . , Secretary ,,,,,,, ,,,ll,,,.,w,,ow,,,l,,,l,,,, L arry Glavinic Ierry Akerson . . . 4 1 4 . 'T I ,r- ,., ' .A , I , . , , . A , .FV Q I Y TOP , ' 4 , . He, , L fz, Fr' .'k W . .f , . :fro ' Gzrls League Cabmet W 57 STANDING Angela F1Chl Michelle Lullcln Penny Pollard ludy Kanaster Katie Lulcrzch Anna Maleta Florence Faullc Catherine Matisevich Mary Louise Bulich Carolyn Uskovzch Kari Kristiansen Pat Dayton Millie Batma VIIQIUICX Grieco Seated Iudy Hector Frances Gray President OFFICERS Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Sponsors Fore N Att Rep Wardrobe Center Talent Center Art and Flower Center BlORep A10Rep Blllftep A ll R p Bl2Rep A-12 Rep .............,,.o..,.... Honorary Member ..........,,,,,,,ro Not to be ministered unto but to mm- ister' is the motto of Girls League. Every girl is a member, Q1-IA Zeayue W57 Katherine Matisevich Florence Faulk Mary Louise Bulich Frances Grey Mrs Lee Miss Turner Angie Ficht Virginia Grieco Pat Dayton Penny Pollard Kari Kristiansen Michelle Luik n Iudy Kanaster Millie Batina Carolyn Uskovich Iudy Hector Katie Lukrich S57 Ioan Berry Susie Luard Katie Lubetich Diane Zar Mrs Lee Miss Turner Mary Louise Bulich Rene Schonteld Bobbye Scott Pauline Rados Elaine Panousis Carol Thomas Sandy Winters Andrea Tudor Mary Lou Fults Linda Vidovich Girls League promotes a sp1r1t of good fellowship in school and com munity They sponsor Art and Flower and Talent Centers. They present spe cial assemblies for girls. Wznter 57 Gzrls League Cabznet S 57 LEFT Carol Thornas Bobby Scot! Mary loursc Bull L1 Mary Lon Fults Elame Parzousrs Kane Lubetrch loan Be ry Susan lua d Paulmc Petras Marte G acalorze Cf ndra W n ers Renee Schorzfeld Each semester G1TlS League sponsors a party tor 'rev grls and honors the rncomlng BlUs The G1 ls League works to help new glrls become ac quatntecl wtth our school ancl 'eel a part of us The Fabmet sponsors G1rls Week ea h sprmg and soon alter they pre SG 1l the Cotton Day Queen and Ktrg as part of our traclrtronal change to cotton school clothes A tash1on show htghhghts the day and a dance 1n the evenlng br1ghtens the rught Our theme was Buttons and Bows May 3 was Cotton Day The v1ce prestclent arranges for the and Summer 57 bcillotrrg for the Gtrl o tle vVVPGlf. chosen bf each class for approprlate sctool clress aoofl aroomtna ancl pos ture The lnstallatton Assembly and Tea cllmax eacl semesters program ln comlng OTTICGTS recelve the1r symbols of offlce from out golna othcers at a spec1al assembly The ceremony IS ve y 1mp esswe and the gxrls wear beautttll formal dresses Mothers of of hcers are espec1ally 1nv1ted to th1s occas1on Gtrls League IS one of the most ac ttve of all campus organ1zat1ons and does a real serv1ce to the school Q1-16 league 7, 'fp ' I 'I Q A ., ra -e 91 rl T L.. , . x T ' ' K . A, r Q 4 I ' , ' A f ' f , no X 15 -f' A md A .1 Q ig ,FTWQ .I T . , 1-were . , . , J .. , , . , .c., ' , ' 'f ' ' , r , T. . r, , 1 ,or if A -1 I f A L 'ld V T .l, ,,, I g , 1. t. , 1 1 ' ' ' .' - '. 'r ' J E. ,J 7 Y ' V - C T , 1' A - ' f ' J ' FY ' r , Q ' H A1 I , , I I S 57 Gzrls League offrcers planned a spe Tl ese are some of Ihe 163 gzrls who par cral Career Day as a Dart of therr sprmg trcrpaled rn Gzrls Leaaue Career Day rn program cooperarzon wzth the Busmess and Profes sronal Women San Pedro Aff and Flower Center GH15 League Career Day GITIS League sponsors th1S group Mrs Iewerg 1S ihe sponsor Ofh Each Week the QITIS Dui NSW GT cers were Presldem VS, 57 Penny rangements 1r1 school offlces They Pollqyd S 57 Bobbye Scott v1ce decorate for many school teas and pregldem W 57 MqryKQm1ya S 57 lL11'1Ch901'1S Gnd help OH SUCY1 G Fdomena Albano Th1S club IS open t1v1t1es as Cotton Day to Q11 gurls 4 X: y Arr and Flower Center nee! Monday noons I0 beaur1'y our school r and Flower Center. Gzrls League Career Day . V 4-- n. j I I. .Q 1, Q 5 - ar 7 ' ' ' uL-- I n V. r IL- 3 f sf' Q ' Y if 5 , 3 .- I , . , - -A - A I I . i h . 7 , ' 1 1 . . , I . ' 1 1 I - I I I I I 1 C- ' - Ei 3 E' 4 qu H ,5 3 ' 'l -n Q , ' . ' is ' .P .- K , - f . I , Q I' h , N 1 ' x , .- . If L: - -V, , S ll 4' , . L J fx L u 5.4 ' , , Nm gl' I... ,4 Y J, 2 3:2 ' Il, ' ' ', .1 5' . iQ ev' .' E 5 I . , ' 'fm 4. 'A - ' f W . . kk s. V... s. , 3 e . -r 124 Q , 9 I I ' 58 3 T Girls of the Week W 57: I.., B-ll-Evon Utovac, Aelfl-Iudi Kelloqa, B-lf'-loy Blarzkenburg A17 Ka PV Iohnsong B-12YCarolyn Romano, A-ll-Diario Batina. S 57: I A I2 Ma y Al e F a A-ll-Anna Scognarnillo, B-lf-Arlene Sesfich, BJC-,loann Car A IU Pat a av ay B-ll-Pat Harnsden. Six airls are chosen each semester for Girl-of-theeWeek, from nominations by their classmates. The Girls' League Cabinet does the final judging. Person- ality, arooming, posture and suitability for school are factors Each winner has a showcase display of her favorite school clothe record Je elr c dye-r fume, The Fore n Aft doe a feature article on each Girl of the Weel A Girl-offthe oernester is cho en ' om t ic six Giilsfof tlic Week She get a ica ture article in the Fore n All a showcasc d solay The Girls League Welcoming Party for October 4 finds an en'f'z. 'I Ch ri the A-Senior skit, on the class theme of Mystzcs. -v.s.nwn-c af BOYS' LEAGUE OFFICERS, TOP: LEFT-Mel- vyn Frumes, Bill Fornato, Willie Oyama, Ab- elardo Acosta. ROW ONE: Stanley lmanalca, Boys' League promotes clean sports- manship and provides activities for boys only, such as assemblies, films on football and other sports, and spon- sors the King of Cotton Day at the Cotton Day Dance. Representatives from different com- panies put on assemblies for the boys also. Boys' League members rally around S.P.H.S. sports contestants and help each boy 'piratizeu himself with de- sirable school spirit. Allen Hively, Frank Ursich. Boys' League Boys League sponsor is Mr. Garvin. The W '57 and S '57 officers Were: President, Willie Oyama, Stanley lmanakag Vice-President, Abelardo Acosta, Allen Hivelyg Secretary, Mel- vyn Frumes, Frank Ursich. Treasurer, Bill Fornaro, Frank Ursich. Sports Night Sports Night, is loads of fun for all who attend. Pirates can play various kinds of sports such as volleyball, ping pong, checkers, chess and dancing. Sports Night is held about six times a semester on Friday nights, 7:30-ll:3O. The price has been raised to l5 cents. Mr. McBride is the sponsor. SPORTS varez, L. Bozulich, NIGHT COMMITTEE, BACK: S. Alf Dublet. ROW THREE: A. Fasani, A. l. Olson, P. Flynn. ROW TWO: P. Castagnola, N. Petrone, C. Conversano, H. Plancich Peterson, SPORTS sport at ROW ONE: M. Miller, I. Kellogg, C. l. Koger, B, Comertord. NIGHT: Volleyball is a popular Sports Night. Kelp' league, Spa:-tA Night Usherettes Usherettes serve at school fwrtffttcris in the Qnfgtitoriut :poison H, ' Y 131' S Off- W I .'-f 3.'f 'ff2ittt1:J t . ffm 13:03 lf I j1qf..m51' f' NYU , Student Contributions The members ef Student Contributions help to keep the halts clean, Q: Students net to lelter in the halls, Mr, Santschi is the sponsor. V f t- . Q - , N ., , W iii .Q . G.. rr were rfefrgenf ?f5fQ71'CY BF-iidfn F'1'BQ.. Jive-Fir'-Siden' F Y, l,. .., ,. , . . , . ., ,. ffO':'f 'A - 'ffriv .w-1-'e'1'y Biennfz fTf. f-'f-iffo f7.i':t'1ff1 f'5W VZffr'.'::':, Arif-.'.'o Gz:':.':e.'no Keusner 13 th 9 .,e,, ,, ,., Q LY, Dm 'OYHHTU DM-d V,,,.,V 1- -r AF lunior Red Cross under the leadership of Mrs. Strawn, was very active this year. lunior Red Cross lunior Red Cross is an organization in which each homerooom has a repre- sentative. Each term they have a Red Cross Drive, This year our school pro- jects included tilling a chest with ar- ticles useful to needy families ot the Navajo Indian Reservation. Mrs. Strawn is the sponsor. Beverly lackson was president, W '57g Dale Cochran during S '57. Science Club Science Club is composed ot students who are most interested in science. This club helps to further that interest. At the meetings club n fvrnbf-rs give demon- strations and talks on different phases of science. Students may enter their own exhibits in the Science Fair. Mr. Franklin is the sponsor. Frank Farmer was president both semesters. TOP: Mr. Farnham congratulates lr. Red Cross president Dale Cochran lor the special honor award the local club received. 2: Club members pack one ol the kit-bags made by their members, and filled by home- rooms These went to the Navajo. LEFT: Science Club is the only club that can surround their Dream Man Science Club 62 lunior Red Cross qw, .7 . 1. -- ' x QQJ Top Left' M. Hadine, P. Wilkerson, B. Berns!ein,A. Sestlcl'1,l. Dilday, P. Turrigiano, l,, Ludwig, A. Tudor, P. Reese, D. Zar, Mrs Rosenbaum. Bow 2: 1. PeGan, N. McKinney, B. Zuanlcli, S Warren, l. Berry, K. Lubetich, G. Sunsredt. How l: M. Blydenburgh, A. Malela, C. Malisavich l, Bergh, 1. Falcone, D. Bear, S. Sullwold. Not Pictured: M. Zuvich, N. Petrone, I. Ong, S Winters, V. Poole, I. Buckley, C aterettes To be a Caterette you must have had Foods I, and be elected by the club members. Their uniform is a checkered jumper, each a different color. They serve at the Varsity Banquet, Senior Tea and most lunch- eons. Their club pin is gold and black checked, with a teacup in silhouette with the club name on it. The group is limited to 25 members a semester. Their meetings are the first and third Tuesday of each month. The sponsor is Mrs. Rosen- baum. W '57 and S '57 Presidents were: Ingrid Bergh and. Iackie PeGan. I Chess Club The Chess Club meets three times a week with Mr, Walker in room 126. During these meetings they all sharpen up their ability by playing a few practice games. They also discuss the coming chess events. The members hold a spring tournament to decide who will compete in the city-Wide meet, scheduled for May llth. The Likely Pirate finalists aret Terry Binns, Ioe T, Bryant, l. Buono- core, D. Lade, l. A. Bryant, L. Con- versano, R. Gooden, I. Chekel, T. Guirn. Terry Binns is the president. 63 Arrtonc the fascinated s ecrators watching J Don Lade and loe Bryant at the board are W. Moritz, B. Gooden, l. Maul, D. Cochran I. Petrerson, R. Tinalcofl, T, Binns, T. Cuinn Caterettes: Chess Club Mr Whelan the advtsor and the ed1 tors Sharon Peterson W 57 and Lan ry Nelrns S 57 are responslble for seemg that the Iournallsrn classes wrrte arttcles and the photographers take plctures D1str1but1on IS each Frx day morrung The hlghllght 1S the blg Senlor ed1t1on publlshed at the end of each semester The Fore N Aft IS prrnted rn the school prrnt shop under Edrtor ASS1SlGDl Edltor Feature Ed1tor Tlurd Page Edltors Sports Ed1tor Advertlslng Mgr Correspondents Art Edltor Photo Edrtor Dlstrlbutlon Store n 14 f the dlrectlon of Mr l:'1ler OFFICERS W 57 Sharon Peterson Mary Lourse Bullch Angela F1cht Rebecca Howard loyce Loomls Marshall Lowe Lynda LudW1g Vrrgmla Hexsterman Brenda Osherenko Kathre Iohnson Ernle McCluskey Volney Walsworth S 57 Lanny Nelms Rebecca Howard Volney Walsworth Wllllam MOTITZ Bob Herron Marshall Lowe Claudette Garnrchard Mary Louxse Bulrch lay Coder Bobbye Scott M A L1par1ov1ch Ioan Bndges L TO H Henry Perez Mary Lourse Bulrch Marshall Lowe B111 Van Tress Robert Butler Volney Walsworth lay Coder Wrll am Morrtz loan Brrdges SEATED Mr Whelan Sponsor ' I 1 - I 1 1 - 1 1 lf - 1 1 -' I 1 1 I .i . . V ' f I Q1-1 3 Annual Stall W 57 S Top L Robert Mitchell Mrlce Stanley Hoy Trnialcolt Stanley Imanalca Row 3 Drnka Travrlca Darlene Mata Diane Iavens Row 2 lean Callaway Laura Denney Kay Keith fuay Aello, laclc Wneeler now l Carrie Brooks Caro yn Pree Gloria Hong Parmelee Hrppo Barbara S fvhly Laura Zuber lay Stanley Donna Ladner Not Pictured Chas Dohr man Elizabeth to z Eve Sorich Iimmy Snow Diane Batina Bobbye Scott Bill Wheeler Miss Strain sponsor The W 57 Annual Stall plan the the book layout contents, and draw- ings and choose the theme. The S 57 staff must complete the book. Every idea change and addition is a big battle with the budget, Fall staff members schedule senior teach- e and homeroom photographs check on accuracy of names and spelling ol those pictured inculding officers story of the year write copy and headlines and record names and scores ot players and games. The photography classes and the Sales class work just as hard. Gloria Hong and Bobbye Scott did the art work. Every year the Black and Gold is sent to be judged by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. Black and Gold Sales Class are proud ol their record, The High and the Mighty movie helped get customers, Photography Photography classes furnish pictures for the Annual, and the Fore 'n' Att. They supply school publicity and pictures for showcases and displays. SEATED: I. Berch, G. Erismarz, A. Wesson M. McCulloclc, D. Vanderhool. STANDING. Mr. Walker, l. Doss, G. Dixon M Bergestrom, N. Flemons. LEFT: l., Bloomfield, B. Groscup, W. Metz- qfr, l., Baker, l. Coder, M. Mungaray. UV S I G Umm Photographers, Sales Sales The Sales Class pushed the l957 Black and Gold to a complete sell-out by April 29, They gave speeches and skits in homerooms and wrote blackboard jinalesg they did noon broadcasts and hung posters in the hall. Sales Class prepares the advertising for school ace tivities such as dances, plays, and sports. Z 66 I if -z f-V.. K. ,Cf Cf .ITISSGS U., 1.,., I .QM 1-F... . ...Masai . ...W ..,. . S- ....A s,,..,., . -'Q S.....e we.. V... ..n.Q Y-Y ,.,,.-M- A., V, ,A .,- ,,--., .S .. ...r.,,.: .. f.---,-The---N rf-rv' - AQSQY- ,A ....... ...S . . .. ,re . .,.,..,., ,w,.,- N, -, ,-.,x,r-, , ..,. ,,,A,, ,. .., .,..Y .,.1.. .. L,...4.V... 0. frppcxvse 9 22 El the sets tcrigri deierzxt ' W f 7 , -1 ,,,' J, : 1 Stcse Arts ,Kiss Jesgxs :.'..,1 r.r..s.1es :Cv we Sewam mucus 3,5 3-ffzs. . . me. V .. N. .NN.,-.h., TLC.-V sn ,emu 5.,.,:1.s-...... r..,-- MJ- ...MAG up e tie iC:..s Qin .oyer, prepare and deicriztieis fer bziqigets posters Qzsserimy FIYCQTTITS :mn einer jehs rieediig Crt skills. S3155 fret-.' is respeisible fir zj1.'fi'1 iii scgrtii eiqxirrieit Ct feetbfi. in Serger Cftrf fer The F1311 Sfiitie Sri: SLC' 311215 Sound Crew, Stage Arts 5 67 and Stage Crew 0 TOP, RIGHT Here me some of the W '57 Stage Arts fmd Stfrqe Crew. 2. Sound Crow pose wth Mr. Cunmnqhcrm so you can know who me Ihe Boys-behind-!he- Noise LEFT. S '57 Stage Axis class meefs on since wxth Mrs. If-wers and some of :he special props tlfey bull! for the S '57 semor play. BELOW Mr McC'1rzrs assembles Tie Stage Crew, wfto rius! buzfd wha! Sfafye Arts de- szgns. 1.11 f 1 I r f Z- x I Drama The W '57 senior play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, is about two scatterbrained teenage girls, Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough, who took a trip to Europe in the l92O's. They became involved with quaran- tine, a phoney French actor, two eager young men from Harvard, bedbugs, and other catastrophies. The main characters were played by Rene Schon- leld, Dorothy Mayes, Eleanor Sanders, David Crockett, Ioe Bird, Lanny Nelms, Bob Amar, and Wayne Metzger. This was the last play directed by Miss Marylyn Leise who left at mid- term. Last semester the drama students put on a drama assembly tor all the stu- dents. Eor a change ol pace, the S '57 sen- ior play was a murder mystery, The Mousetrap, by Agatha Christie. Seven people are marooned in a country guest house, the phone dead, roads blocked by snow and with a killer loose in the house. V ,pg . - . I v Y, .' !' Y, 'S J-L l Rene Schonfeld and Wayne Metzger convulse the audience in the W '57 senior play. Here lor curtain call are the leads for l'Our Hearts Were Young and Gay : L,, David Crockett, Dorothy Maes, Rene Schonfeld and Eleanor Sanders. x 2, f 2- L T. brama: Tice Play! the Ylcing i S 5 2 .4 .4 l I .v- ,iw his Drama l and ll classes are torn between Hwatchin' the birdie and hamming it up for their fans. TOP LEFT: L. Para, A. Hose, G. Romalo, L. Denney, I. Richardson, G. Zugsmith, T. Winters, l. Lindsey, I. Alcerson. ROW THREE: I. Kanaster, l. Lowman, D. Giacolone, S. Llewellyn, D. Collins, P. Patricia, N. Scoqgins. ROW TWO: E. Utovac, O. Berg, M. liatclitt. ROW ONE I. Duffy, li. Butler, W. Wright. The suspense-packed drama has a cast that includes Rene Scbonfeld, Bob Amar, loe Bird, Greg Miers and loyce Grimes. This is the initial production here for Mr, Sheffield, who assumed the dramatics work this semester. Drama classes give Noon Parties in 232, to a packed house always. They provide skits for many school assem- blies and parties, bless their little hearts! Play Production class rehearses lor The Mousetrap in Senior Court. This is the litel LEFT There gf: nothing: like a reafly candid shot of our rfirdworkinq aciors infent on their fines and nor ff. an audience The-se sfudens are reiearsxtiz 'or The Mousetrap Un Stage, fuerqbody l! 69 LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW Pat Turrrgrono Ioe Brrd Rene Schonleld SECOND ROW Lanny Nelms Elec nor Sanders Bob Amor THIRD ROW Emrly Tugenhaft lames Rubottom Marla Gracalone FOURTH ROW Davrd Crockett Marranne Marusrch FIFTH ROW Ted Acre Wcrvne Metz aer SIXTH ROW nfibble Head Dorothy Mayes The Natronal Thesplan Socrety IS or ganlzed to malntam and uphold hlgh standards of drama ln San Pedro Hlgh School Troupe number 435 was organ lzed ln l949 Requlrements for membershlp are 10 pornts earned by performances or by 100 hours of hard work The l-llghhght ol the Annual Thespran Banquet IS the presentatlon of awards to the best actor actress best support lng actor and actress and best dlrec tor The clxmax comes when the best all around drama student recexves the Drama Award Thls sprrng the Thesp1ans may Wear whrte pull over sweaters wlth a Whlle T on a black and gold emblem tor the hrst trme W 57 and S 57 Oll1CeTS are Presldent D Mayes B Amar VICE Pres1dent T E Sanders Treasurer E Tugenhatl R Schonteld Sponsor Mlss Lerse M Sheffleld I 'rx Nat1onaIThesp1an Soczety Troupe 435 3 , . , -4, ' A- I A y t . h J 4, A I I - .L I . , . J ' - ' I Acre, M. Giacaloneg Secretary: R. Head, Q 24 I tg : ' ' , r. A Q P f BN 'N I I i ' ' I .f 5 ' A -A A I ' , I 'L lazz Club will TOP H lepa,e G Aldrrdge E McCluskey D l1na',r n D Gracolone B Dale S laskarch S Zavalla A Garrbon M Munqaray Mr Gaul! ROW TWO P Ortrz I Moore R Holcrolt P Mattera P lol'nson ROW ONE L Brunsor C Dowland B Fenton A Mattera Iazz Vlub meets wnh Mr Gault rn Room 200 on Tuesday at noon They play d1l ferent kmds of jazz records and learn to reCogn17e ard appreclate the d1ffer ent knsds of 1azz M uszc Guzld Musrc Gund meets wrth Mr Asher each week to hsten to d1flerent krnds of mu SIC MUSIC Gulld members mcrease therr knowledge and appreclahon ol the mus1c of our cultural hernage TOP LEFT I Hermandez FAR LEFT B lulcander Mr Asher H Pznlcstall S Mclntyre D Hartrlc E Noel D Vaughn H Osherenlro I Gcrrbell FRONT A Kaupang C Shaw P Bourguzgnon I Olson G Roberts lazz Club and Muszc Guzld A Cappella Chorr appeared on the KTTVS Channel Eleven Chrrstmas Program on December 23 Therr black robes and gold stoles add drgnrty to therr performance Among Bra Memorres tor the A Cappella Cholr was thelr partrctpa t1OI'1 1n the TV program SPOTLIGHT ON YOUTH the KFI broadcast as sembhes gxven at Harbor Iunror Col lege and Dana Iuruor Hrgh The Orchestra accompanred the assern blles The A Cappella Chorr wlth the Boys Glee and Glrls Glee and the Orchestra present an annual Chrrst mas Program for the school and the Communlty SPOTLIGHT ON YOUTH program wrth par trcrpatrng Prrates lrnds Master of Cere monres Alex Cooper chattrng wrth Vocalrsts lrmmy Head Gary Shaw and Franlcze Nahayan Choral Muszc Musto Award wlnners lor thrs year go to Frlornena Albano Dolores Bos Well Carl Constantrne Pete Per Martln Hoxworth everly Iackson Ioyce Loornrs Cathy Lopez Carolyn Romano Eleanor Sanders and Iana lee Woodman Mr. Asner directs and Iimmy Head accompanies the Band during the Spotlight On Youth program. BACK ROW' G. England, F. Miller, P. Gravitt, G. Shaw. BOW TWO O Gallegos, D. Lode, B. lensen, G. Locks, T. Kelly, 1. Mathlin, H. Perez, B. Pinlcsfclt, K. Fowler. BOW ONE: I. Bryant, I. Bridges, M. Busso, B. Battersby, E. Phillips, N. l,ee, F. Noel, P. Bourgenon, D. Hartilc. Band Orchestra Mr. Asher directs the Band and Orchese tra. The groups are very active. Our Orchestra furnishes music tor school events such as senior plays, as- semblies, commencement, and lunchf eon programs. Our Band plays tor football games, and the routines ot the drill team. Band uniforms are black with a gold leg- stripe, and gold cutts and epaulettes. The Orchestra participated in the two important programs, the annual Christmas Program tor our community, and the assembly at Dana, May lO. Matteo Russo and Iohn Crabtree were SPHS representatives at the All- City Orchestra, Both received lnstru- mentalists Awards this year. TOP 'EFTJ I. Garbel, P. Scott, l. Conversano, D. Hartilf, P Gravitt, I McCutchion, l. Hernan- dez, I, Head, K. Fowler, B, Mortiz, P. Bourgenon, T. Sipes, F Noele. BOW TWO: D. Lade, S Ernest, D. Carrancho, C. Puiklco, C. Gasper, S, Foster, I. Bridges, K. Lukrich, B. Dale, B. ltow, O. Gallegos. BOW ONE' Mr. Asher, 1. Bryant, T, Kelly M. Russo, T Winters, I Crabtree, D. lnouye, Qurll and Scroll Ou1ll and Scroll IS a nat1onal honorary soc1ety lt was organlzeol at San Pedro H1gh School last year under the leader sh1p of Mr Whelan the sponsor The requlrernents for rnernbersh1p are one semester ot journallsrn and one se mester of student servlce Otflce s for W 57 were loe Blrd pres 1clent and the secretary was V1rg1n1a l'l9lSlGTlTlC l'1 The S 57 presrdent IS Bob Herron Marshall Lowe IS vrce DTSSI dent Prrate Scrrbes Pxrate Scrlhes 15 a club for students IH terested IU developlng thelr wr1t1nQ abthty Members meet to dlS uss and cr1t1c1ze the-wr work The club conducts a weekly column rn the Fore n Aft They hold an annual wntmg contest to find ard encourage new wnters among the student body Prrzes are qrven for poems short stones and essays Each spnng they ponsor a Prrate Scrrloes Tea 1n the Chart Room after school Spec1al awards and certlflcates are gxven at that nrne Pirate Scrzbes Quill and Scroll Quzll and Scroll TOP l M Morrtz I Bud L Nelms C Usko Vich M Bulzch HOW TWO H Hlchards M Lowe V Walsworth R Shonfeld L Ludwzg ROW ONE' H Herron Prrcrte Scrrbes 'l'OP,l I Bndges M Hafclzff E Uzavac W Smzth, H, Perry. ROW TWO: I. Kanaster, L Vacquera, O. Berg, D. Dusenbury, L. Earnest. ROW ONE: T. Afjuallo, I.. Urarrt, K. Hhoades, I. On, dl?- 74 S CT lfff. TOP M Coolc, B Morgtz, B. Cole, P. Nelson, M. lloz:-.'oriFi, B Buffer BOW ONE Mzss Fowler, I Grim .f l-1. Fraser L Llewellyn, B. laclcson, l. Drake Srhonteld, P. Bzllfarae. NOT PICTUBED P. Pollard, B. Sunde, N. Bogdano- vzch, G, I-1059, P Barratt, M, lones. Ncztzoncxl Forenszc League The Nat1onal Porens1c League IS more commonly known as the Speech Club N F L holds meetmgs each week to practtce speeches or hear guest speak ers IN F L members competed at Beverly Hrlls and entered local con tests such as the Brll of Rlghts and Cornrnuntty Chest W 57NFL TOP I Duty R Cole B Butler P Nelson B Herron BOW TWO N Bogdanovlch M Fraser B Sunde M Capzlouto I Grrmes G Hong G Aldrrclr BOW ONE Mrss Fowler B laclcson P Pollard I Be gh A Fcht LATIN CLUB The Lattn Club meets every two Weeks They study mythology of Anc1ent Rome The Latrn students learn more than translat1on They learn vocabu larv grammar and Roman Customs a well as thelr lrfe and hterature LATIN CLUB Mclntyre D Goorvrl lr M Goodr ch BOW TH EE l Ura l Orzg A D1M1cel V H son Q Wr J Q lacohs N Cart BOW TWO P Barrsd n l S I Kle njan K Phoades ane M Ar B Stevenson BOW T G hor' C P son V Lul'rc food B f P a 75 Summer 57 NFI Wrnter 57 NFL ffatwnal ?orenA1c league Zahn C1116 I T 1 W V 1 1 ,I . xv va . - , . , ' Q . 1 v 1 1 1 - I A J . . A , . , . , , , . V . . ' , , --,- , - , - ., . . , . r . i , , -' .M T'4 'V N, T ' - ' ...AML I . y - C . lr - , - . , . I . V! , N. ll . TOP: Mrs. Barragar, W Parlc, W, Moritz, E, , . 'C., . i . B . rr . . , . ' ' 5, L an- All ., L. 1ah!,L L , . . . .. e., Ieele, ' , . .. , E. L , . rnxshaw, . . ONE' . ers.. ., erer ., . .i h B. .. F .. Sher: . lsltfzt, l. Orjz, D as: ssio l g , o I Lettergirls Top, L: Miss Bateman, M. Woods, K. Lubetich, G. Sunstedt, P. Hippo, P. Patricio, M. Bergeson B. Gorslci, D. Hapgood, K, Love, P. Dunn, E. Palma, F. Faullc, M. lones, C. Pree. Bow 2: I. Grimes, M. Fraser, F. Gray, G. Hong, B. Swank, E. Soto, D, Allman, N. Vega, B. Hamrick, M, Ten Eyclc, D. Boone, P. Dayton, T. Ginsberg, G. Aldridge. Bow lf L. Silvas, M. Marusich B. Loverich, B. Osherenko, V. Walsworth, D. Peterson, A. Ficht, S. Toney, S. Luard, F. Albano, D. Boone, B. Kidwell, L. Zuber, B. Rodriguez. OFFICERS President ..................... ....... A ngela Ficht Vice-President ........ ....... S haron Peterson Secretary ........... ....... S haron Toney Treasurer ........ ...... F il Albano Historian ...... ...... S usie Luard Sponsor ........ ...... M iss Bateman Lettergirls is a service organiza- tion which helps our school, G.A.A., and the Physical Education Dept. To become a Lettergirl, a girl must be- long to G.A.A. three semesters and earn 6 credits for her sweater and letter. Credits are given tor partici- pating in sports at least 2 days a week. For each additional semester alter the first three, a girl receives a star. The sword symbol is the highest Lettergirls 1 S '57 Fil Albano loyce Grimes Barbara Kidwell Gloria Hong Pat Patricio Miss Bateman Service Award and goes on the sweater sleeve. A girl must earn 12 points in a semester tor this award. Lettergirls sell programs at games and usher at athletic events. With the Varsity Club they sponsor a dance, the Shamrock Shuttle. The highspot ot the year is their annual beach party. Each semester the Varsrty Club holds an annual Varslty Club Awards Banquet Three trophres are awarded The Varsrty Scholarshrp trophy to the hrghest letterman rn the graduatrng class W 57 trophy Ioe Lauro outstandrng Athlete Trophy Bob Bernstern W 57 and Varslty Club Presrdent Plaque Gab r1el Delgado W 57 S 57 Iohn Gwartney OFFICERS Presrdent Vrce Presrdent Secretary H1stor1an Sponsor The new block letters SP replac the P on the Club Jacket Thrs IS part of the Varslty Club Campargn to have our school called San Pedro 1ts full name W57 Gabrrel Delgado Iohn Gwartney lerry Akerson Drck Rrchards Coach Selxas S57 Iohn Gwartney Lou Mardesrch Paul Petrrch Eddy Mascrtto Coach Serxas Top Row Corrales Wallard Bur! Mardesrch Lrndsey Mascrtto Iones Prrce How Z Zanlcrch Bugarm Hrchards Frumes Metzger Gwarirrey Harrell Peratrs Zar How l Pe-lrrch Garbel Oyorra Gorman Korn Calrjfr an Gror rro Vouso Mzetrch Kneelrng Alcerson Delgado Varsity Club , , ' I TPGCISLIIGI .................................w. lim Rubottom lim Zar ' I 1 A, 7 7 f Q , 4 , I , 1 I .l I French and Spanrsh Clubs Spanzsh Club members beam as they happxly recall the hours and hours of enjoyment wrth Mr Leon therr sponsor Amrgos todos los partes Spanzsh Club Spamsh Clubs purpose IS to help the students learn more ol the language country people and customs that they are studyrng The club offers real en Jovment to members They smg hster tures ana v1s1t other Spanrsh Clubs The hlgh spot of the year IS the Spanrsh Banquet W 57 and S 57 oftrcers were Presx dent B Herron B Islas Vlce Presldent A F1cht I Seryeant Secretary A Acos ta L Ludwlg Treasurer I Dllday V Warsworth French Club The French Club orgamzed rn W 56 part1c1pated ln many act1v1t1es among them the Chnstmas Party for Forergn Language studerts and a French Club p1cn1c Meetrngs are twrce a month on pals wlth French students abroad Mlss Vegher IS the sponsor W 57 and S 57 Oll1C9TS were PYGSI dent R Chuka Pat B1ll V1ce Presrdent Kathre Love Ann Klme Secretary Elea nor B9SlW1Ck Krtty Gasper H1stor1an Sue Luard S f .J A 1 Pres1dentPat B111 pre rdes at French Club Meetmqs f l, F ' xx? ' ' RN ' tn , X Jr 1 1 I .UL ' ,Q -V I T T 1 L , l 1 , . I -, . I . I I l . l A - A I to records, lectures, skits, and see pic- Th1lrSdCIYS. The 1'1'19mb9TS l'1GV9 DSU : '- , - , ' J ' - ' , 1 , , 1 , . j . - l I l I . I I ' . , . g , . - ' , ' 1 ' ' , l I - . . U Q.. Q 5 ' Q A . 'Til' F ' W Q I-T ' fe f. , ,, K . 1 , , S . 79 Beauties, Brains and Brawn Homecomings Happy Queens were lackie PeGan, Lynne Strff Vnan and Catherine Matisevich, At VV '57 Girls League Party Pirate Queens, were Mary Ann Logan, Mar- lene Zuvich, and Carol Fiamengo re- ceived headgear frorn Vince Marich, Phil Ortiz and Larry Glavinic. S '57 B-lU Party chosen ones were lean Bernstein, Louise Novak and Adela Magdelano. G. Zar, I, Akerson and I. Gwart- ney. Pirate Royalty hr-Q -f it 9 y ,XA Cupids Capers crowned heads were Iohn Costa and Iudy McBride. Ioan Berry and Iames Rubottom made it official, TOP:Mys?icsen1oy palms and genii at the W'57 Prom, MIDDLE: Cupid's Ca- pers, in red and whife, marked February. BOTTOM: Starry - eyed Mysfics have a last fling at the pos?-Pforri pany, Banca Our dances are: Fall Frolics Blue Ice Ball Color Day W '57 Prom Arabian Nights S '57 Prom Grecian Garden Cotton Day Shamrock Shuffle Lettermen G Lettergirls Where would our team spxm be wiriour the loyal student body? 5094, Sparta --rwf' f. ffl .513 'F' 7' .- pf in '9 1 ' ' I 2 . 1' g no ' T 1 ff if Varsity Football TOP LEFT: l. Bubottom, I. Nolan, j. Matlilan, B. Helllin, M, Steve, G. Cazares. W. Metzger, I. Schuler, 1. Dragich, B. Burt, C. Garner, G Mosrch, M. DiM1celi. BOW THREE: Mr. Tabing, 1 Wheeler, R. Allman, Taylor, L. Hill, I. Ryan, I. Alcerson B. Corrales, G. Harrel, I. Parks, B. Bugarin, C. lones, B. Mc- Donald. BOW TWO: Mrs. Siexas, B. Butler, I. Cukrov, M. f Frumes, B, Gorman, I. Rodin, I. Zar, T. Peraus V Hanson V. Stagnaro, K. Vulcov, R. Caligagan, F, Vuoso I Lindsey ROW ONE: D. Zanlcich, L. Mardesich, E. Lowe F Waller! P. Petrich, B. Price, B. Bernstein, G. Delgado P Fer C Cas taneda, P. Guarrasz, H. Giorgio, E Mascitto Varsity Football VARSITY 1956 BEES' OPPONENT SAN PEDRO OPPONENT SAN PEDRO 10-5 Dorsey 18 Practice 6 10-4 13 0 10-12 Franklin 7 Practice 19 10-11 7 0 10-19 Washington 7 Milk Bowl 6 10-18 14 0 LEAGUE 10-26 Gardena 41 6 10-26 13 0 11-2 Westchester 13 12 ll-2 0 3 11-9 Narbonne 19 0 ll-9 7 19 11-16 Banning 0 6 ll-16 19 12 ll-30 lordan 19 2 ll-27 13 12 The 1956 Football Story season here. Varsity Football The Varsity Season was an up and down one. From the tirst Leagu game, everything seemed to go Wrong. Despite losing 3 straight games in League play the Bucs surprisingly upset the very power ful and favored Banning Pilots 6 0 The squad had great support from the student body and parents M Tahing coached his fifth and last 'ev -.gl 3 Top Left T Anderson C Dudley I Sarjeant I McDonad R Barne R G 7' Howl S Zavala I Lorenzana D H1 Norm T lone Y Goo sby Bee Football The 1956 Bees were ln there trx lng thelr best agan a verv toug cornpetmon After loslng three prac t1ce and one Marxne League game the rn1ghty Bee s came back to over power Westchester 3 O Wrth th1s seasons experlence oe h1nd them the Bees should be a strong team rr next seasons co pet1t1on Mr Sonnrchsen was tte coach op R oo ca cfs FANS H e e IO s a egos P FO! 00 F Bee Football 'fN:n.. x -qi Ffa . AZ wk 'I Q v KJ 4 ,,. '? ' i ' ' ge 1, , 3, se- . Y- , X 4: .. l , ff' . 71 4. -lx, , 'V I: 7 4 , 4 A , ,fi W 'O I 1 f 'ssl at 4 o f vt 1 -A r P 'P A Q E Varsity, L.: Gwartney, Smith, Poli Benedettr G adrs ROW TWO Luk rch Lmcrr Glavmrc Cmdupt. ROW ONE: Druskovich, Reese Razg Bell Korn 65 S 47 70 35 ' 55 S 6l 66 l 56 54 55 , , 56 46 59 S 46 ' 57 S 63 53 S , 52 IG ' Fw l 'lffilfff . . mth lor. . was ful of whom fur! hxczff-hzeh' The Varstty Basketball team fought a tough battle thts season agamst the Pompetltlort from the other league schools The team played hard ard latr and played to W1l'1 We were proud ot the aood sport mansh1p they dtsplayed Spectator and farms of all teams we played and our Ptrate fans set a hlgh tahdard tor good sportsmahshlp Es pec1ally we are proud ol our Plrates team whtch fought hard all the way Gardena ah Pedro Narborme San Pedro Barmmg an Pedro lordan Sar Pedro Gardena San Pedro Westrhester San Pedro Narborme an Pedro Barmmq ah Pedro Iordan art Pedro H HT T ! flame dfm a Varsity Basketball X Iunior Varsity TOP LEFT: H. Lee, D, Bazanzch, D. Maclutchin, A. Lutz. ROW ONE'H.Burg1und,R.Tyson,A.Ie- zrn, I. Bogdonovich. Basketball Season VARSITY I.V. San Pedro 34 L. B. lordan 42 San Pedro 25 22 San Pedro 33 Compton 44 San Pedro 45 L. B, Wilson 58 San Pedro 55 37 San Pedro 45 Loyola 76 San Pedro 33 43 San Pedro 47 Gardena 65 San Pedro 40 34 San Pedro 35 Narbonne 70 San Pedro 26 47 San Pedro 61 Banning 55 San Pedro 35 38 San Pedro 56 lordan 66 San Pedro 4l 6l San Pedro 46 Westchester 56 San Pedro 28 33 The 1956 lunior Varsity squad had a tough time this year. It was very difficult for our boys. The competition was so great that the boys had to play that much harder to win three ol our League games. With more experience, and the same tight and good sportsmanship, next season should be as good a season tor the loyal fans. We know our boys will come through in the ways that make us proud of them. l.V. Basketball The San Pedro-Iordan game was one of the most exciting and very best played games ot the season. Iordan had the big end ol the 66-56 score. lunior Varsity Basketball H-.. 1 ji Bee's TOP, I.: Coach Lovarov, R, Malone, I. Scrog- gins, C Trainotti, Manager F. Miller, ROW ONE: VV Reimer, I, Sarjeant, D. Richards, I. Shoults, A. Kaupang, I. lones. 1956-1957 Season BEE'S CEE'S SP. Opponent L B, lordan 44 39 22 Compton 50 43 23 L. B. Wilson 28 20 28 Loyola 27 48 28 Gardena 45 44 40 Narbonne 48 33 28 Banning 64 42 45 lordan 5l 59 24 Gardena 35 49 32 Westchester 38 38 Z8 Narbonne 43 48 37 Banning 43 48 37 lordan 47 35 30 ,Q m 41, Q7 , . Q - r-1 1: it if -' i It li d,,.j?g '- v fain 2 E , ' , . - 2 ' t ' 33' ' l ' Ii : rv A . 'lik - 4 J QQ. , ' . g , ,, 7 --tr 1-S 51556, x u K in li lv Cee's TOP, lx Coach Lovarov, I. Platis, L. Sedillos, P. Spencer, Manager F. Miller, ROW ONE: P. Croasdale, T. Guinn, F. Quick, G. Erisman, I, Mosich. San Pedro High School is very proud ot the Bee and Cee basketball teams, their fine spirit and morale, and the continual display of fine Pirate sports- manship, win or lose. Mr, Lovarov coached both squads. His boys worked hard in training and on the courts. Bee Baslceteers won six ot their 13 games to place 4th in their division of Marine League. The Cee Basketball squad won three of their 13 games, and placed 5th in Marine League play. ' A 1435 N5 f .Rh- Prrate fans .n the gym bleachers watch the fast play at the lordan game. See how high you can jump when you are 6' 5 as is Bob Benedetti, Kee and Cee EaAlzet6a1l 86 Gymnastics Squad TOP LEFT loneft AS-R57 Avila, Wood, Vandernooi, Boslco- Mardeszcn, ,lonszrfg Maczrfo, Lorenzana, ROW TWO Bzronao V1Cl7, Mflitifa, Ayres, Keffy, Falifzngrgen, Parks, Eulzcn, Ernest, Bunn, Vzgwf, Ylavfzn, Roberts, Kove, Garhell, Congleton Wilson, D, VfJHd9f.lfOOf, Goufsby Hendrickson, Flores, ROW T Kelly, Eberhard? lnouye, Toricn, Rxchards, Winfers, Ko THREE' Ollpnanf, Sepeda, Newton, Mount, Zugsmitli, Harris, furnbzc Coacfi Solen ROW ONE Foal, Ibarra, Brandelli l Vandeiliooi, l Keffy, Flarrenjo Miserichl Parks,Sfan1ey, Espznosa, Rpclfrarr, Rarnerzz, Irow, Krgstzansen, Torres, Mar rinez, Casfenada, McDonald, Hively 1950 - 1957 Marine League Champions Practice SAN PEDRO 4 3 Erernont 643f4 63lf4 3 27 Roosevelt 79 SU League 4 lfl Gardena 32 9.7 4 24 Westchester GZVQ 5615 5 l Narbonne Sllfg 771f2 5 8 Baniiiioa 38 87 5 lo loraan 5 23 League Finals at Gardena 5 3l All-City Preliminaries 6 7 All-City Finals at Venice Vigil Captain Tint Kelly lea the l957 Gym- nasts to their Eialitli Consecutive Ma- rine League Cliarnpionsliip, Kelly was Piiglipoint of tne season, Close bee nina were l. Mardesich, l. Kelly, D. Vigil, G, Rickman, D, Richards, and D. lnouye. Other top senior ayrnnasts were Winters, Yluai Raiirez, Espinoza, Kove Roberts and Tomita, 49 Consecutive Dual Meets. gqmnaAtA Rickman Kelly 87 Cross Country TOP LEFT: Fitch, Duffy, Caldwell, Campbell Kuglis, Hoxworth, Appelt, Powell, Able, Gar ron, Scott, lones, Tate. ROW ONE: Shishado Trani, Ornstein, Phillips, Boswell, Maraga Baihom. MARINE LEAGUE CHAMPIONS IUNIOR VARSITY San Pedro 21 Marshall San Pedro 15 Gardena 40 CROSS COUNTRY San Pedro 18 Westchester 41 som Pedro 28 Marshall 36 SGD Pedro 17 Nafbofme 38 San Pedro 16 Gardena 39 SGD Pedro 48 Banning 25 San Pedro 16 Westchester 39 Sem Pedro 15 lordcm 39 San Pedro 19 Narbonne 36 , I Won 6ELOSt 1 SGH Pedro 24 Banning 31 City Prelirn. San Pedrof3rd Place Som Pedro 15 Iordcm 50 City Finals San Pedro-6th Place Won 7-Lost 0 City Prelim. San Pedroee2nd Place City Finals San Pedrof7th Place TENTH GRADE San Pedro 36 Marshall 40 San Pedro 18 Gardena 38 San Pedro 31 Westchester 26 VARSITY TRACK San Pedro 36 Narbonne 21 San Pedro 63172 Gardena 40172 San Pedro 35 Banning 27 San Pedro 65Va Westchester 38273 San Pedro 21 lordan 40 San Pedro 37 Narbonne 67 Won 4-Lost 3 San Pedro 56Va Banning 97273 League Prelirn. San Pedro'-5th Place San Pedro 46172 lordan 57172 League Finals San Pedro-6th Place Varsity Track TOP HOW: I, Akerson, P. Petrich, C. lones, I. Gwartney, B. Price, M. Hoxworth, Coach Chambers. ROW THREE: P. Gurrasi, G. Voi- lcovich, I. Iones, C. Appelt, I. Rubottom, C. I. Harrold. HOW TWO: A. Kuglis, V. Stagnaro, K. lones, C. Iackson, G. Harrel, H. Ouiring, D. Gerbas. HOW ONE: V. Hanson, P. Fer. G. Erisman, I. Sarieant, 1, Wheeler, Caldwell, M. Haynes. Cross Country Varsity Track 88 H- Fl -r fur A11 .. Q5iV?gP'VY N V C eh'-EH-ue .QQ 4+ CEE S CID CID GU an San an an San San an Pedro Pedro Pedro Pedro Pedro Pedro Pedro Pedro Pedro Pedro Gardena Westchester I Narbonre Banmrg Iordan BEE S 42 2 Gardena Westchester Narborme Bannmg Iordom 3 2 581f2 1531! 52 U3 819f1U and Cee track teams faced a held of very strong competmcr' thrs seasor Many of the scores were very close Mr Chambers coached the Bees and Mr Selxas the Cee s The Bee coachea TOP RT wlrh Hunt Gwarfney 'feet wrrh Cees TOP I Cesarro M Ornsrezn R Ier1SCH I Cosa I Su' van I Mo cd Coach Sezxas ROW TWO P Coasdale C Darzow an L G1.a1Ia'11 M Cellentano Escharvewa R Prrce R Hauzrr ROW ONE P Martne7 H Mo cr E Ruono K Porer R Reese Tr n Bees TOP Coach Chambers T Schoults I Duffy I H1cnardso'1 R Tyson I Moon I bkehch T I nkovrch ROW THREE P Gravwt R Calrga '1 '2 Carr D Barnes is Goolsby Mardeszcl S Zavala ROW TWO Carrpbel Krokes L Helrrs E Iones I Sarleant C Castaneda ROW ONE I Boswell H Edny I Hsrnandes R Snsnrdo R Rojo Q Ir' anaka Hanson passes he baton ro Fer rn the relay event 1' ngion Park Varsl ty mode a 6 record on March 15 at the Varsrtys I-'untrngton Park Vars' 'y Trackrran Hoyworfh Q.: ' 's 'ne tape a' our ntra 'aura 'ree' 10 Bee's and C ee's 89 Q L A x f ' D '- VL V Y- A, if NV ' NV W Wiz' Y g T f' rw, .ff-V H: Ez ,, x QL Varsity Baseball TOP, L: Coach Bell, D Smtth, D. Bozanilch, I. Cukov, L Mardesich, B. Berhstetn, BOW TWO: B, Herron, I. B1aZanich,A. Kustich, A. Lutz, M. Gobhardt. ROW ONE' C. Dudley, I. Bogdano- vtch, W. Oyama, W, Metzger. Baseball VARSITY IUNIOR VARSITY SAN SAN OPPONENT PEDRO OPPONENT PEDRO South Gate 7 5 9 5 Westchester 9 5 5 4 Narbonne 5 2 U 4 Banning 4 6 9 1 Iordan 9 6 5 6 Gardena 15 3 8 4 Westchester 7 6 Narbonne 12 19 Banning 6 1 Iordan I.V. Baseball - ' 'Q TOP LEFT: F. Steele, E, Antonio, D. Farr, S. Baskevic, M. Steve, V. Barbieri, I. Calatato, Mr. Lovarov. ROW TWO: W. Buchan, B. Gray, R. I-Iodnett, M. Petrasich, I. Crisanti, R. Berg- Iund, I. Zar, B. Corrales. BOW ONE: E. Torres, B. Simpson, I. Lukin, M. Hanson. , 4? 7 1 -' r 'L' 'f f JM 1 I Z if ix 1 ,X M Kaweball RIGHT D H111 and L Nelms accept the A1 Herman Tenms Trop171es from Mr F1e1'man SAN PFDRO OPPONENT Facu tv Mtra Costa Torrance Redondo Beach Gardena Westchester Narbonne Bannmq Iordan Gardena Narbonne Bannmg Iordan Tennzs Squad TOP LEFT E Brackett I Chelcel R Gooden G Thomas F Taylor B Rhoades L Nelms D Razg D H111 I P1at1s Mr Brown HOW ONE F M111er F Qu1ck N B1IOHdO F Urszch P Spen cer T Gu1nn D R1chards I Marmlco VIC11 W Mor1tz The Tenn1s teams are ranked htgher 1n 1h1S year s sportmg events than ever before They have won 6 out ot 8 matches ln great form Thls IS determlned by ma1nta1n1rg thetr post ton on the tenn1s ladder To advance on the ladder a player must challenge and defeat the one above 11 he loses he must accept a chal lenge from below The top hve net men are Lanny Nelms No l Don H111 No 2 Bob Rhoades No 3 hm Che kel No 4 and D1Ck Rlchards No 5 Tennu . A X I 5 .X - 5 . 'X P 4 5 l A l ' 'P ' 4 D - 4 , ' 6 l T 6 - l ' 7 O 4 3 2 5 3 V 4 . . . . 7 O ' ' . - 6 l ' - 5 Westchester 2 Players are ranked according to their ability. 2 5 . . . . . .1 . .- 3 ' 4 i 1 ' . 7 U , 1 l 1 3 3 l TOP, L: Coach Davis, George England, Bill Groscup, Steve Boughn, Paul Scott, Don Lade, Larry Tappy, Pal Kelsey, Sam Tupaz. ROW ONE' loe Bird, Richard Cole, Larry Taylor, Doug Evans, Frank Poulish, Terry Binns, Bob Babiclc, Lucky ltow and lay Coder. 1957 SWIIVIMING SCHEDULE Practice 4,'l Lincoln 22 San Pedro 59 4X8 University 29 San Pedro 52 Marine League 4f24 Westchester 35 San Pedro 47 4X6 Huntington Park 35 San Pedro 44 5Xl3 Narbonne 5120 Banning SXZ7 Marine League Preliminaries 614 All-City Preliminaries 6X7 All-City Finals sniff Uamity and Cee 14: l95 7 Marine league Claampiom Pirates work out at ihe YMCA pool. The Swimming team had an excellent season. The squad is the best one the Pirates have had in several seasons. Coach Davis and his boys work out at the YMCA pool each day. Swimminy 423 ii mind Q3 The routmes ol our cheerleaders w1!l'1 thelr gold pompoms add much to the football garres Top Rzght cloclcwzse Sally Salmon PatTurr1g1ano larlae Pegan Dam Rose Spanlz Ardys Hansen Dolores Smz th G: HG06 Fun and Fnendshlp What would the Footoall Season be wtthout our ertthustastxc and hard Workmg Cheerleaders and G1rlS Drlll Team? Them elaborate routmes add much to the seasons mterest Thelr umlorrns are gold and black Wlth the block letter P and the1r go d pompoms are swlshed to the glad muslc of the San Pedro Hugh School Band u-14 Itluletfc 14AAvc1at1on All the G.A.A.: These are the happy misses who report alter school lor a program ot sports, parties, etc. Every girl hopes to win the right to wear a letter on her sweater, OFFICERS President o,..Vw.o,o....,..t,,,o a Vice-President t,,,..t,t,,..t,,,,, Recording Secretary ,..t,.,,,,w,,,t, Corresponding Secretary ..t,... Sponsor ..,,rt,o,w.,.to,,,,,.o..,,o,,,, Historian ,,,,i,,,,a,.ta,,a,,,a,.,., Basketball Manager ,,a.,,,w, Softball Manager ,,w.,,, Bom ling Manager ..,a.t.t,, W '57 Anna Maleta Maria Giacalone Diane Zar Katie Lubetich Miss Erickson Pat Turrigiano Mary Fraser Dani Spanje S '57 Maria G-iacalone Pat Turrigiano ludy Kanaster Mary Alice Fraser Miss Erickson Andrea Tudor Carolyn Metzger Anna Scognamillo Darlene Boone Volleyball Manager ...,,,,,t,,,tt,,, Par Dunn Kathy Love lnd. Sports Manager ,,,,a,,,ia,,,a,, Arlene Boone Winnie Smith At the annual play day in April, San G.A.A. cheerleaders then were Caro Pedro was host to South Gate, Ban- lyn Metzger, ludi Kellogg, ludl Koger ning, Narbonne, and Fairfax G.A.A, Carol Lee Peterson, girls. O O I GJLA. Activities .1-. .-'-. F f to Cf the tiisst 'T i,,':A ff lhS 'iii Trrritg. f 1 1 t' F' 12. TQ. rsiziz' . T ' .Q CTC11 i-F :Crt :i.t.35 1 ? f2f','Q i The :ities f'1Tt.f1?f'f2,f,I lfi :fel hizsebszf '.'C.1fi-'jlsill 3' tiisfll iii f'if1'.'1'i11'ii srififfft The ici ti:-5 ' f- .-:Silt is the letter svfeifer TVs fiieizzig :Hee sexi-'Q-siers QQ iitite if-7. L .i '3' 61,15 Tfle Clie-:flirt Q fx tc the GAA, fi ., .. s -vo , ,-,H ,-.U The ffieerlecic-is if W S7 '.'.' ere I Bsxrics B, KiK1',','Cii F S ElOfTi.Qid M Bifzdi. The S 57 f,'iiCQTi5 T1AiCTS Cie I. KCGFT, C, Potersci, K, Motrfxer, 13: I. Kefioqg. ffzsh semester G A .fx spcrisorss izi im' IT'1'Ii bsfriqwet, C7ff.tii-'S fer HIC sexing semester are cmnozmcecj and Ciwcrcis presented. Student Teachers ' ' 'I :Dfw ' M '1 C' f O iii G A A ...,., L, L'-Wf-HM - ,1... ft - f' Q1-IA Ntlnletic 14AAociation n p 8- , . H519 -- ...Q . 1 ,if 2 B ' 5-R' W '57 G.A.A Board RCW THHEE Top, I.-B K3:tw'G.I' K Qove V Blififffi P5113 HOV! TWO' D Stuff? D S Ons, if TVTt'ffIV'I' P.Dim:1 A SCo :n'r:t:1IIo,IV Erfisff HOVV ONE. P. Turriiicic .V Gif lone, E5 707 S '57 GJLA. Board HOVV THREE Top, 1.--I. Koflcir, VT Srrizfiw E Utovfvf' P. Dfvyfon K fove ,7 Keffeiwi D F? IJXV: HOVV TYVC E A.-T 1fiO ,' Eirrsfozi 'C Mfft1':'f T H,-5f':fC.' C TEICYTXTS C .D-'Histo A ii'1ffTIfT..v.'O QOW f7,'v'E A T'Q'fCf ,V if FISH: .'.f G.r7c':fcr1r- E T1:t'f:.fTic lf Eff: The Girls' Drill Team is a colorful ad- dition to the football games as they march in their black and gold uni- forms. Formations most frequently seen at games are those of the initials of other schools and our own USP . They each carry black and gold pompoms. Drill Team members are: S. Alvarez P. Dayton l. Barnes R. DCIYlOT1 D. Batina I. Dilday M. Batina D. DiMassa O Be 'fi l. Drake B. Bernsten P. Dunn P. Bill S. Earnest T. Bogdanovich l. Falcone B. Bollinger M. Fraser D. Braco T. Gershon M. Bulich B. Gorski D, Burns D. Giacalone M. Cantu D. Grabski M. Capilouto D. Hapgood H. Cromp A. Hanson L. Iohnson I. Kanaster S. Kautzrnan K. Keith l. Kellogg B. Kidwell A. 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