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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

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All hail, San Pedro hail! , if '- L, -1311: Q 5 1 Q-.N '- ' L-3 '-w rg if - - - - l 'K mi 9-11 6-8 43-52 109-112 30-42 13-29 91-108 53-90 'ni' . ...,..-o- . 'R' What Makes a Pirate Tick? Enthusiasm and sportsmanship are non secret ingredients of our Products What Makes A Pirate Tuck Pirates led an enriched life In 1958 1959 Each year the old routine varies Always something new is added Our student Body co operated with the Amencan Field Servlce In our efforts to be part of better re lations with Foreign countries Barbara Goetz from Berlin our first exchange student was enrolled Pirate candidates for next summer abroad were Susan Brown Janice Elnch Linda Richter and John Weld New York headquarters of Amencan Field Service chose Susan Brown for our lucky traveler March 10 Ataloa a nationally known Chickasaw Indian gave a benefit performance of American Indian folklore and legends to help finance two of our students abroad next year 1959 sprung saw new bleachers built on Dodson Field a great savings to the Student Treasury as no longer must hugh rents be paid for the use of Daniels Field One way traffic another change mldyear was inevitable because of increased enrollment 1 850 in February Nine Pirates featured on Spotllght on Youth February 18 were Bull Brown B12 class president Barbara Dela Cruz Knughtette president Clifford Dudley Knight president Catherine Gasper A12 Judge A12 class vlce president Easter Vacation began a little early this year for 200 flu stricken Pirates Three mlld epidemics struck here at Plrateland but that didnt stop the Girls League from sponsoring the box social Daddy Round up April 8 the first and destined to acquaint the fathers of our gurls with our school and teachers Never underestimate the power of a woman S 59 Janice Ong proved It could be done when she became the first gurl president to lead our Student Body this sprung The newly organized clubs this year included the -5 , Y' - 6 ' . xr v 1. X y , , 1 , . 1 ' ,ff ,- if . . - , 1 1 . . , - - . - - ' 1 1 . . . - - - , ' 1 1 . , 1 1 1 , . . , . 1 ' - . . . . . . . 1 1 1 . . . . . . . - . . , . ' 1 . . . . ,I 1 1 ' . . ,, . . . ' 1 ll T ll , . . . . . . I . . ' ' 1 1 Pep Club, which cheered Jim Zar, chosen Marine League football Co-Player of the Year. Last fall, under the sponsorship of Mr. Whelan tennis enthusi- asts formed the Tennis Club. They kept in shape and had fun on the cement courts at nearby Daniels Field. The Computers' Club, Mr.'Slotten's math wizards, worked out a fantastic problem which was sub- mitted to an IBM 7-400 Computer iElectric brain, to you.l Pirates were generous, as in past years. We col- lected 3174 cans of food to help our needy at Christmas. We donated 5180.12 to the March of Dimes, 1757. of our individual goal. Our Product iPiratesl really comes through. Mr. Farnham congratulates Carol l5anta Clausl Thomas who reported the grand total ot 3174 cans for the Christmas Can Drive. Mr. Richard Parker, English teacher who transferred to Harbor Junior College midyear, weathered the Surprise Party given him by the senior girls his last day here. In February sixty art students visited the Van Gogh show at the los Angeles County Museum. 1958-1959 was a Great, Great Year! SEPT OCT Nov Dec On stage at the Un ted Notuons Assembly October 23 ere our speakers C M Nelson Mrs S Hot1man of local AAUN Mnss H Rose ond Mr War1ng Soc al Stud es chalrman and Jannce Ong master of CCYBITION 85 CALENDAR School opens Adlmstratnve Assembly I D Pnctu es Kmghtette Luncheon B10 Gurls League Party Boys League Assembly Fall Frolucs Assembly Autumn Rock Dance PTA Druve Football Rally PTA Award Assembly Clean up Campalgn Gas Company Demonstratuon Senlor P1cn1c Sports Nnght C S F B 10 Party M1lk Bowl Game U N Week Assembly Drama Assembly Rock n Roll Assembly Soclal Studles lnvltatlonal Assembly G A A Play Day C S F Assembly Home Economucs Career Talk Semor Mothers Tea Homecomung Dance MAR AP Gnrls League Assembly Semor Play Family Clrcle Student Body Electlon G A A Play Day C S F Assembly A 11 Class Dance Class Electuons Chrlstmas Assembly Boys League Assembly March Of Dlmes Campalgn Student Body Installatlon W 59 Prom Rhapsody In Blue Garls League lnstallatuon G A A Banquet Varsuty Club Banquet Letterglrls Breakfast Commodore Breakfast W 59 Baccaulaureate W 59 Spagheth Supper W 59 Commencement Color Day Dance Admtl'lISlI'0lIVe Assembly B 10 Glrls League Party Land Of Oz Commodores Assembly Superstltlon Swmg Dance Red Cross Campalgn C S F B 10 Party Flanagan s Flmg Glrls Week GAA Mom s Nught Betty Crocker ea Drama Assembly Dad s Nlght Harlan Shoemaker Campaugn Sprung Fashlon Show Student Body NOmlDGlIOI'lS Assembly . 15 15 ' I8 .. . 17 . 24 . . ' r JAN. 5 26 ' 5-9 . . . 1 - ' , 7 - 9 . .. ., 2 ' 15 ' ' , . .. 3 19 ' 6 .. . ' , 10 .. . 20 ' 13 ' 21 15-16 ' , 25 ' . . . 27 ' ' 17 ' 29 ' 20 G.A.A. Welcoming Party 30 22 ... - , ' FEB- 5 ' 23 . . 11 - ' 29 13 I . 6 ' ' IO . . . . I 3 ' y N 11 ... - 11 ... , ' 13 ' ' 16 ' 20 - 19 ' ' , 21 ' T I 1 ' R. 1 4,5 . , ,... . 9 ' ' 10 - I H U y 14-16 ' 11 ... 16 ' ' 12 - 22 ' ' MAY JUNE Student Body Electrons Annual Movue Three Faces of Eve Cotton Day Cotton Day Dance S 59 Class Picnic Muslc Assembly S 59 Mothers Tea Letterman s Dance Student Body Installatuon Pnrates watched the grand old opera The Barber of Sevulle at on assembly 4 Muslc Assembly GAA Banquet 5 S 59 Prom 8 Varsuty Club Banquet Girls League lnstallahon 9 Lettergurl Breakfast 14 S 59 Baccalaureate 16 S '59 Spagheth Supper 19 S '59 Commencement Every Year IS Dlfferent, see? Prrates collected S223 for the Communuty Chest D Dayen S Blydenburgh S Ralph break a pnggy bank for sharmg Four cars ot stat? from the annual and newspaper attended the UCLA annual Journahsm Day lt was a hot Saturday, and 20m others also attended along wlth B Delacrux, J Ong and M Rasmussen 28 ' 1 fr 29 ' : A 1 , 1 4 , . . 14 ' , ' 15 1 1 ' 1 21-22 S '59 Play, The Night of January 16 I I 27 ' ' 1 . 1 y ll 1 1 1 S 59 Semester Furst Gurl Presudent un all SPHS hustory Nico JD The Purote gals really go for Ong and so dud the stronger sex Musses Craug Howerton Holt Espunosa and Lovato W 59 Pucnuc Old Tumers un formal sports wear Wednesday afternoon October l5 scrambled aboard three busses They rode horseback bucycled and went boatung Sponsors Mrs Meyers and Mr Gallaher accompanued the class on the trup Senuor members of both the basketball and football teams regretted they could not go because of game practuce All the Old Tumers gasped We all had a wonderful tume' Never underestumate the power of Our Gurls' .lanuce Ongs campaugn managers Carol Thomas and Carolee Petersen proved sharp planners S 59 gurls made up a campaugn song for Januce and W59 gurls paunted black and whute posters lruval posters were so full of colorl usung the captuon Voters Who Know Vote the Bug O S 59 gurls and W 59 gurls backed her up talked her up and voted her un and that us why Purates have theur first gurl Student Body Presudent thus semester S 59 W 59 Senuors went to Orange County Park for theur pucnuc , . . . . . I .. if z 1' ,, X , S , A , 1 N N .5 , . gf-547 ut ,, 'J ' ' ' I I ' . ' I I I ' admire Pete Gravett's campaign badges. How could Janice Ong lose? , . . . . .u - u. - . u . , . I I I ' u - I I , , Q Q u ' . . I ' ' ' , . . . . I ' D Ll ' tl I I , . .u - yu .u I , I . . . 1 v - uu 7 I . s 1 , . 1 u u l Ur A dm Inlstr Cfors x. rf mm- on-gvx. dmc 'Gio 'Ex gh, Echo -um arfxromg 1 '11 W' if . H nf up ,sv 5 w New Q7 9 ax, 59 fo vu, ,punt been A pc me wfn gn wane prom,-XB 9 on-p0fb xx. -ow,-2 ,, Sud! .nd swam. qv-we no vzxxe vxvfvv bznt-not 9 ew '16 nh ncpckgslc L Abe K. fvlnxd' 19: r. ofuopbx, ,Mo ug n Q -rw' Anon :mess C 5 naw dxixefenw cuxnur uacv. ndenx. own um plwg raven. md npggcx me we nm aah xnd -P-:hm aw. 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TAX KI' TOP LEFT LAWRENCE ALEXANDER Malhemahcs MILTON ASHER Socaal Sludnes DWAYNE BACHELOR Englesh JOHN BALEN Physlccl Educahon Druver lnstruchon MRS HAZEL BANTA Chalrman Buslness Educahon MRS HELYN BARRAGAR Engllsh Foreugn Language ROBERT BELL Malhemahcs Chairman Physucal Educahon ROW 6 MRS BEVERLY BENDER Home Economlcs ROBERT BETTS Scuence MISS WANDA BICZ Home Economncs MISS PATRICIA BINDING Physncal Educahon SAMUEL BLUEFARB English JAMES BRUMMETT Socnal Studles Siudenl Achvlhes Coordunalor MRS LEONA CARMICHAEL Physncal Educahon Health Coordinator ROW 5 OLLIE COKER Science GEORGE DAVIS Chairman Drnvers lnslruchon Physical Educavon EDMOND DEFEVER lnduslnal Arts GORDON ELLIOTT Chaurman Scnence MISS THELMA ERICKSON Physlcal Education MRS JUANITA FARRINGTON Social SIUdIeS HOWARD FILER lndusIrlal Arls ROW 4 MRS IRENE FOSTER Englush MISS HELEN FOWLER English MRS JUANITA FRANCIS English STANLEY FRANKLIN Science HANS FUHRMANN Chalrman Malhemahcs GLEN GALLAHER, Maihemahcs, JOHN GAULT Socual Siudues ROW 3 MELVYN GOLDBERG, EnglISh, JAMES GOOD, Malhemahcs, ELTINGE GRINNELL Business Educahon, MRS BETTY HARRISON, Forengn Language, MRS SELMA HAYTEMA Lubraruan, REYNOLD JELTEMA, Socual Sludues, RICHARD JENSSEN, Physical Educahon, Maihemallcs ROW 2 MRS WYNNE JEWERS, Chairman, Art, MRS MAE JONES, Chaurman, Physucal Educahon ROW I STANLEY KLAUSNER, Socual Sludles JF? 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Pirate finalists who went to compete in the City Bank of America Contests are Doug Richey, John McLaughlin, Janice Ong, Fred Miller. They represented Vocational Arts. Janice placed lst, Doug 3rd, in the Marine League Semi-Finals. CENTER L: Barry Helfand, W '59, received the 20- 30 Club Scholarship Award of Sl5O to any college or university . . . Barbara de la Cruz won the Betty Crocker Contest in our school, and may consider herself the best homemaker in school. She is now eligible to compete in the state contest . . . Warren 16 Krup was chosen Boy-of-the-Week at San Pedro . . . Kitty Gasper was the Pirate candidate for the Harbor Area Delta Kappa Gamma scholarship . . . Robert Contreras received the San Pedro Rotary Award and the San Pedro Art Association Award for W 59 . . . Ray Schumacher and Mary Rasmussen were local winners in U.N. Essay contest. LOWER L: Foreign Exchange student candidates from San Pedro were Janice Elich, Linda Richter, Susan Brown and John Weld. Susan was selected by the New York Headquarters to spend a summer abroad . . . Don Lade and Janice Ong are the first Pirates to place in the National Merit Award Ex- aminations. Janice also was named D.A.R. Repre- sentative from our school. . Z at A T 71 W 1 2 2 J , A Q59 I 3,15 4 I: ins aw 1' nn--v li ' H , V 7 -.0 A' C ,f fs 'MT f i ms, A W 6 o X l f efgatqqs 4 ,. 'ir ft 'W H' '- 1r-v...,.-,.- .,gs,, -'S CRICLLS of ,lf'flAl1fvr gin?-Ill' 7, g Mlyllf Ml! , le W 1 .fll'0ll ,PIU 0 X, , fy 1 Our Tlmes Were Grand Old Tlmes Old timers hlstory began with Paul Randazzo and Jamce Soderman as B l0 Kung and Queen Last royalty to reagn for the Royal Blue was at the W 59 prom, Rhapsody rn Blue wath Kung Jum Zar was elected Marme League co player of the year, Shirley Puerce was chosen Glrl of the Semester Outstandnng Oldtlmer scholars Included T Ernest, C Peterson, N Petrone, D Bozanrch, P Castagnola, R Demolasu, D Lade, J Bogdano vuch C Thomas, W Park, M Lufkm Mrs Meyers and Mr Gallaher were our spon sors, bless them 9: oz A 'll Cabinet Tamara Gershon Treasurer Jack Bog donovlch Presldent Karolyn Metzger Sec retary Duane Escobar Hrstorlan Dlnko Bozanlch Vsce presrdent A B 12 Cabinet TOP Drnko Bozamch Presldent Carol Thomas Robert Contreras Commlttees Nmna Petronr Secretary Carolee Peterson Vlce presrdent ROW l .lamce Soderman Treasurer Pat Ramsden Hrstornan A 12 Cabinet LEFT Connle Conversano Secretary Janlce Soderman Treasurer Bortn Petruch Presldent Jud: Kellogg Hlstoruan and Karolyn Metzger Vice presudent Q 2 M , 5 , 4 Y 4 Q t PM Q ' 'C I . I . . I . , ,. At . . .. ..l A Y 1 Richard Corrales and Queen Caro lee Peterson. 'll' . ' ' . ' ' l 7 n I , , , , L,,' I SA . I - 4, - , ' 1 ' ', 2 30 i 1 I . . I . 7 . , . . jig Roy Allman Frances Almeuda Anna Antucevlch Angeluna Arellanes Charles Arreola Dlanna Ayers Ronald Berglund Evalyn Bernstem Jack Bogdanovuch Dlnko Bozanlch Albert Brandelll J Joe Bryant Joseph Calafato Dean Call Pauline Castagnola Betsy Castellettr Robert Contreras Constance Conversano Rudy Corrales Anthony Costa Robert Detomasl Darlene Dlllon Henry Edney Terry Ernest Zobredc Escobar David Farr Thomas Frtzgerald Fellpa Flores Patrucua Flynn John Franco Jr Glorna Garcia Floyd Granger .lr Peter Gravett Jrm Gyerman Nancy Hagaman Vance Hansen Russlyn Harrmgton Robert Hawke Barry Helfand Rosemary Holdcroft .g ,xg fb 'C' of-Q 1' .eq 2 f'5 if Wlnter Fifty Nlne Sf' l fs' 3' ,. sf rf A '11 41? 12 Sf IN M L.:- av Z' .1 .A- '17 N I eau. ps AAP SN 'nv fx 0l'l0l'd 2 U'lCel'lf jA0l'I'lC46 5,90 0 af CCCCCL Clblfeate ' L Lg -I 4 m JQA y 1: . fir, M cg' P 4 J Ag .Y l N A . ri, ef ,x y 1: fm 8 4 A - - if 'f A 1 4 J - J- L ', r. I an ' -gr, xg GT I A. A 3' . 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' l -, an fs A to A so f A9 V Y 1' fi 'V' i X 'v' fm ,ffl fi 55 Y-sf ROW 1 George Hrllch Georgua Hullev Jerrllyn Jenkuns Pearl Johnson Franklnn Jones Joseph Jones Kelth Jones ROW 2 Steven Kaplan Judlth Kellogg Eugene Klakovuch Donald Lode Lawrence Leet Hector loya Edward Maese Jr ROW 3 Mnchelle Lutkun Paul Monte Dovud Marcus Jerome Margetlch Benny Martmez Marnna Martunez James McCord ROW 4 Ralph Mendoza Karolyn Metzger Marnlyn Muller Robert Montelongo Johnny Nornega Marla Ollver ROW 5 Orvnlle Olson Lupe Ornelos Rosemane Ortuz lorenza Palaclos ROW 6 James Pandora Wnllnam Park Robert Partnda Verna Perry ROW 7 Carolee Peterson Mathew Petrasuch Bart: Petruch Robert Petrrch ROW 8 Nnnna Petrone Helen Planclch Dale Powers Paul Randazzo 'P 'U' Qpxstu if Y bf g.-ff 'N 1-. xy I6 UI' ,,, -if 1 Y' ,AL Q- af? mm sn- ps ,vw Uv :kb s. '53-1. v'e7 AA Lf Z Q.. A L.. l 0l'l'l M1645 QACLIQJO Lil gf!!! ' e ' A , J' - .' 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'T 'A '- X Y., 'D' ROW 'l Palrlcla Reese Rae Rnckman Charles Romero Joseph Scotia Gary Shaw Mary Shrader Roberl Smulh ROW 2 Janice Soderman Cruz Sola Frank Stanovnch Frank Sleele Fred Tanaka Carol Thomas Kenka Tomlla ROW 3 Suxto Torres Monaco Vlrcmonles Wulluam Wheeler J Daniel Wllson Joanne Zanknch Arlene Zavala Tamara Gershon ROW 4 James Magana John Ryan Bonnie Smith Ronald Wnse Thomas Jones Roberl Smllherman NOT PICTURED Ronald Anderson Harold Clover Jay Crossland Jr Donna Fulzleral Ronald Frlcker Richard Hernandez Hazel Hull Ralph Kendrick Carolina Lavarnas lsauas Medina Angelo Moreno Pele Perez Shirley Pierce Frank Piper John Rldgway Vlola Rodriguez Cappy Selleck James Spnnosa Donald Vanderhoof Palrlcna Wakalsuku Clara Whule James Zar 66 7 ur may wcw amifg GMA I, .3 0 41 ' ' C I t, Q J 5 'A' ' , are ,, iw f re ' r A- -ff 4, J' ' A .xx xi I 5' ' T 1 T C' . N ' 5' S' J 1 ' . A 'Fr 'H' 'T T T s n V V 'l Q Q 7,4 A gd: ll ' J I. 2 l C I ' C' ' 'A ' 1 A X I : 1 V' J , 5' 4- - rl 4 tf- 3 ,' . :gi rr' 2' T' V l 1 , 'l M, Who s who an Royal Blue DINKO BOZANICH Ephebuan C S F PAULINE CASTAGNOLA Epheblan Attendance Award CSF CAROLEE PETERSON Ephebnan Valedlctor lan Attendance Award C S F JACK BOGDANO VICH American Leglon Award CAROL THOMAS Amerlcan Leglon Award Purate Leadershlp NINNA PETRONE Fleet Reserve Award CSF WILLIAM Veterans of Foreign Wars RUDY CORRALES Plrate Leadershup TERRY ERNEST Salutatoruan Faculty Achlevement Bausch Lomb Sclence Award CSF ANGELINA ARELLANES Faculty Achlevement DIANE ESCOBAR Faculty Achievement PATRICIA FLYNN Faculty Achievement Attendance Award EUGENE KLAKOVICH Faculty Achievement KAROLYN METZ GER Faculty Achrevement Award ROBERT CON TRERAS Rotary Award CONSTANCE CONVER tendance Award ROBERT DETOMASI C S F DON ALD LADE C S F Jack Bogdanovuch Dmko Bozamch Carol Thomas Bonme Smuth and Duane Escobar are rught there for the goodles on the tea table at the W 59 Mothers Tea I8 ' mothers walt thelr turns , . PARK, Veterans of Foreign Wars: MICHELLE LUFKIN, SANO, Rotary Awardg CHARLES ARREOLA, At- , . . . M sl I I I I I L1 1 ' vu wg V H . . . l W 59 Mothers Tea IS traditional that the B I2 s serve at the Mothers Tea durmg Senior Week Kltty Gasper S '59 presides at the punch bowl whsle graduatmg semors and thelr 5-4:7 Rf: SPHS 1 'ff T59 Q41 321 Summer Fifty-nine Class Cabinets A-I2 CABINET L: Vice President Margie Yamamoto, Sec- retary Barbara de Ia Cruz, President Douglas Richey, Treasurer Ruth Munoz, Historian Judy Steele. The AAI2 Cabinet sponsored the Car Wash and Bake Sale, proceeds to pay for the All-Night Party. 'M The Gaylords Chose These Leaders A II CABINET R President Jim McCutchnon Vice President Donna Van Tress Secretary Susan Wright Treasurer Dorothy Lande NOT PICTURED Margie Yamamoto Historian The A Il Cabinet sponsored the A Il Dance They chose the class name and sweater color B12 CABINET CLOCKWISE L Historian Elaine Freedman Treasurer Kitty Gasper Secretary Judy Rob Im Prom Chairman Kathy Rhoades Vice President Janice Ong and President Matthew Hansen The B I2 Cabinet put on the W 59 Prom wrote a new constitution and chose the companies for the senior robes sweaters and annoucements aan-v- ax Xml Q af Ledllfl, uf 5LU26Lfel'5 , H I ' , xy ' L . 1 A f I I Eze v g gi ,. 'se T I ' ' - -' ' , H ffm. f H 20 Socorro Acosta Thomallne Aguallo Ruben Agurrre Alfred Aldrudge Sally Allen Verne Allen Frances Amalfltano Barbara Andrlch John Antklewucz Loulse Antomc Ralph Aragon Arthur Arran Mary Armnshaw Alfonso Arhano Russell Ashby Donald Ashford Ray Avlla Bull Ayers Ruth Banley Jacquelyn Barn Elnzabeth Bales Mary Banlch Mike Bateman Annamary Beato Lorrarne Belcher Muke Bergstrom Pat Blllrardl Scott Bmns Catherlne Blazevach Pamela Blackstone Patrlcra lStanleyl Blair ,Q 'Uv 'Vs Ab L l .L Joyce Blankenburg V Blll Bloomingdale Harvey Bohman Carole Boston Verna Boswell Joyce Botwm Paul Bourguugnon Valerne Boyd Jean Brady this 31 4 'A A Q. Summer Fifty Nlne A Y 'N T ps- 1- xg 1' 'WN' 'N qs X 41 AY .xA l :rf Z? .74 G cl .9 GFGHJ all QAPLOM5 - r' 1 L- X x- L- - J A J 'Ed H ' XT ' hz k r 'P - M . b 1 I, l 1. 4 . . 5 , L' JL 'B 5 5' , , -W f tg, h A - 2-A Q , 1 Y U A ' it 5 ', W A 'Us as Q . V3 A Q.:-TW L. Ei l A 1 - 5 A A 5, A: :rf . 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K 'Q T?-7 Vx 'ff-1 '11 gre' '19 10 EZ qw ROW l lnez Brenden Carol Brough Lenlam Brunson Pearl Bryant .loan Brymer Wlnston Buchan Charleen Bucklatm ROW 2 Ben Bugclrm Joe Bulalch Manuel Cabrera Pat Callaway Slurley Carlson Frances Carnevale Dorothy Carrancho ROW 3 Carolyn Carter Enedma Castro Mnke Celen tano Vnrgmra Cervantes ROW 4 Jo Ann Cherney Hnldred Clark Sharon Cleary Sandra Colllns ROW 5 Gaul Congleton Michael Cook La Don Cooper Morulyn Crarg ROW 6 John Crone Tyke Ann Cross Roger Crow Judy Culp ROW 7 Mark Cvntamch Dawn DAcqutsto Donna DA: quusto Emnl ue Dana Barbara De La Cruz Damel Delgado Joaqulna Delgado ROW 8 Patrucua Dempsey laura Denny Geraldnne Du Leva Anna Du Mlcell George Dlxon Chrnstme Dowland Dons Doyen fs 5' 'T .45 gagforb, .SJCAOOK olleaclerd 4: M 4 A A K y sf 4 g to ee to rf gv C V4 KW v Ji. - 1 P' Qi - R a r Q -iv ' ' ' In 1 7 '35 . . A ff C R ' Ea, M fc 1 C u. Q ff' sf A vr . v , V' lg W M 'U ' ,-sr W -Q W I Q, - I f ,,, ' V M I . 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A 3 fn, K ,Q J Y V Q V 4 l Vx lm' 4 Qx I , ' K I ,K R- B- A - f 'cf -fy vw an ,f ,, ' A l K A I is K 1' N I ' V 5 ' I wt V - C llll M ' W ll C I pug ' RQ- Ons if 1 'vw 'QP lhlik ROW l Joe Draglch Cllflord Dudley Duane Dusenberry larrasne Elmore Arnelda Emerson Esther Esparza Delta Espanoso ROW 2 Douglas Evans Henry Falkensteln Tom Farmer Charles Faulk Bea Fenton Carole Flamengo Jasephlne Fnlllpone ROW 3 Raymond Futch Josephme Flores Rlchard Foat Norma Franca ROW 4 Frank Franko Elalne Freedman Mary Ann Frknch Bertna Gamble ROW 5 Olnvla Garcla Wulluam Garcia Catherlne Gasper Theresa Gates ROW 6 Nudua Gaxnola Beatrlce Guacalone Rosemary Gxvtns Carole Godfrey ROW 7 Consuelo Gonzales lorenza Gonzales Marla Gon zales Neck Gonzales Mackey Goodweuler Davud Goorvutch Barbara Gotz ROW 8 Kathleen Graham Robert Gray Erna Joy Griggs Wulllam Groscup Sharon Grotlan Lauus Gualenl Natlvldad Guerrero fx r'N NPV! vs, gf ,. 'Q TT Summer ,R x.. 1- x7 'V' as l .1 'vs ,wil Z' 19 fv fx 'Q 'E' fx! ser IW AA? Fifty Nme 57 sv- fi 1-Y f 7 y ,,,, up ':..'n A l 'Q fx cxx 'R Sf C17 - I 5 f ' ft JK tx . N ' , 0 ' :F 4' , 5 M :S-1 1 'G 5' A ' ' T ' 1 ' T ' 'M' f , f 1 Y I . ,V K ff- , x 1, I X A x, - , 5 K.. 2 1 Q, I . r A f fr 1 A l f nv- X . I I ' . X Q I ' , ' ' , ' 4 4 . K : , , , , x . C: 'Q 2 I ' I ' I Rte ly ' -1 5 ' ' - - 5, A if x ' . z , , ' - ' so s' '5', ,Q ,L Q, P f, a' . ' 15' - , I 'I ,X to its D, sf . '-' in I 4 es: .. .. , ,,, - , -c F 3 - W 1 ' Z. s- .P 5- I 1 V. 7 U y YJ' ' 2 i 'X f ' ' 1 V l .. Q Tiff ' - , 4' K - 9 ' -A X R N 4. ifferfiweef orange Aweafemg Lrighf an gay in enior Courf Summer Fifty Nme In 1 'Q- J! Q 9 91 A A. W Y sw., ov 5' ' 5: 5 L- :IA ROW l Sarah Gunn Paullne Gwinnett Muldred Hall Donna Hallenbeck Carol Halverson Mathew Hansen Linda Hanson ROW 2 Mardn Hanson Barney Hardaway Barbara Harlow Melvm Haynes Carolyn Hebert James Hendruckson Leonard Hernandez ROW 3 Jerry Herrlng Terrl Huetala Louis Hull Jeannette Holt Valerue Holwerda Jean Howard Lupe lbarra ROW 4 Paul Irvmg Betty Isbntz Ronald Jackson Alvm Jacobsen Robert Jensen Duane Johnson Ellen Johnson ROW 5 Fruda Johnson Gary Johnson Rosemary Joyce Rachel Kahn ROW 6 Douglas Kenth Pot Kelsey Joyce Klemlan Mary Kordlch ROW 7 Kart Krnstuansen Carl Krokes Malae Kuaea Make Kustlch ROW 8 Dems lalnos, Dorothy Lande, Gay Larmon Duane Larson. ,mx 9 141 fy SQ r 'X' tr' V up wcw :je 0 anuar C7 Eh 1 77 Ah -E? .A cg If J? Sf- wp.. Qs- YA Nr YA' cup Q Mom sf' xf- Tir- i l xi bf- R 6' ,- T' rx Summer Fifty-Nine ROW l Fred Laslar Gilbert Lau Genre lundsey Mary Ann Logon ROW 2 Auroro lopez Juan Lopez Brunhnlda Loyo Mnke Lucero W 3 John Luera John Lulun Kohe Lukruc Pele Mandna ROW 4 Luculle Marcelllno David Mardeslch Jlm Morin covlch Sherman Marlin ROW 5 Marla Marllnez Peter Martinez Sylvla Marlmez Osamu Malsulanl Jo Ann Mazzaglla Frank McAleer Ed Mclnlyre ROW 6 John Mcloughlen Ameha Mepa Mary Melrcpou lous Rosalind Meyers Tum Mulczzo John Mllellch Fred Mlller ROW 7 George Mosuch John Mosnch Slarlene Moun! Irene Munoz Ruth Munoz Cynlhua Murray John Negrelle ROW 8 Paul Negrelfe Carol Nelson Carmelo Nlcosna Carmen Nieman Frank Noell Pal Norris Dan O Haro 1 N 9- 4?-Fw Nl sr' 'N-'Y -lv fx 1 5,- Sfx 'I Q--' GQ Tl 4 A wad a 5' 59 l9mJuCf rfzmweef ROW l Jamce Ong Rose Onorato Peter Palaclos Elaune Panousns ROW 2 Krnstrna Parry Miguel Partuda Sharon Potapofl Linda Payne ROW 3 Wnllram Penrck Susle Perea Lea Pereyra Shirley Perry ROW 4 Mary Jo Peterson Pat Prtts Don Pollett Carol Purkko ROW 5 Fred Qunck Barbara Quunn Allen Quunton Mrgnon Qulrbach Beverly Racek Vlrgrnra Rasch Fred Redlew ROW 6 Gary Reynolds Kathleen Rhoades Douglas Rrchey Peter Robberstad Lorrame Roberts Yolanda Robles Judy Roblrn ROW 7 Ray Rodrnguez Roy Rohar Abelrna Romero George Rothberg Duck Rouvrere Frances Rudan Pat Russo ROW 8 Sal Russo Peggy Ruud Gus Salevurakrs Lydua Sanchez Sharon Sanders Tyree Sanders Jam Sargeant Summer Fifty Nme fx is rf if Q ,- fe nf' ers AL 'TTB gg Z1 'V' rvvs Ah 'ru 7 Maw! 5, ,rg ,., 3, Us S gr' 47' M! 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I 'lv ' Q lt V E ll F ' as i ' V M 4 I i - - gs, f - ,- N ' -. - Ay F J L, 5 Y , F V 55 f A Q UI' M5 ix :Vs Q-v 'ik x.. gr 345 f-v Summer Fifty-Nine 'x rx cp. ,N 'Q- 6' rv '73- -4' ,.,4 f- 5 fb , 1? 5, Nr '27 Q.. an e ' ad qv- '?v. 1 1: 1 E4 5 'X 'IN-v 9-4 3' S,- lf' gg ia. S' ,.. ff: ' 'av C' A. I 4 ana! SOCLHZ lfel ...ff ROW I Lnnda Schmolz Thurston Schultz George Sedullo Carolyn Sheldon Barbara Sherwood Raymond Shoemaker Frances Srmonek ROW 2 Robert Sumpson Barbara Smglelon Duana Smllh Glorna Smnth Steve Smnh Jocelynne Snyder Bull Sotelo ROW 3 Anna Sprgnese Judalh Sleele Dvana Siephens Mallhew Sleve Jimmy Slewarl Pall: Shne leslle Sullivan ROW 4 Ann Surlna Fred Taylor Larry Taylor Paul Toepel Irwm Tolboe Donna Tormo Orval Tracy ROW 5 Charles Traunolh Sue Tucker Marlene Tudor Carl Tully ROW 6 Phol Tullle Sonya Uskovach Yolanda Valle Bob Vanderhoof ROW 7 Donna Van Tress Don Vaughan lmda Vudovlch Allred Vnllanueva ROW 8 Palsy Wesson Dorothy Wes! Roy Wllson Newlln Wmlers ,A N . 1 f -' . ,V Li .QI - K .I K N. L, . , x Qu-' A 6 1 ,.., pf' V A AL In 1 r K' 3 A: ' - LW - fl - 17 ' , 1 ' . I N Ev-1 , I ' Qs I l s ' V I f V I A 1 V' IN fu' . X '57 . is nw Q RY' V ' ,g- ' bp' x xp' 'X' .ji N W , 1 K ' Y x A l Q, . - 1- s s Q W' F' 1 N F ,4 K J EZ.-, X 1 levi: Q ' I I W V gh N55 -4 W , 5 k f- K g . so Q M N x 1 Y' 9 X . ,.,- V F, ,h sn X K X , u 1 I l I 1 y. . V ' A A- I ' ' ' 5 . f Q ' if f . ' . .' ' ,,-gf.: 'I. .j -4 if-STV, s 'f? ,' 1 - , - , , I ,oe T' sr e 2 , , , R . fx- A - 'T 4. V -T 4 ' ' Y , 4 'Y' 27 O I Summer Fifty-Nine - . Q ,gal , , s i r rl I . ..,A , , ' ,Q A, , A i i g s we I - L J J NOT PICTURED: Terry Anderson, Jack Carr, Robert Cottom, Tommy Craig, Leonna Davis, Joe Gorgas, David Hartik, Margaret Hoggan, Barbara Johnson, Douglas Jones, John Katnich, Larry Korgan, John Lorance, Ray Malone, Andy Mardesich, Tommy Martinez, James Mayer, Jim McCutchion, Mary Metropoulos, John Milton, Johnny Moy, Robert Okum, Larry Page, James Patterson, Harvey Reese David Scotti, Marian Shishido, Rosalyn Smith, Billy Terrill, Eileen Thoren, Gloria Velarde, John Velarde. 1 We Present Our Product for W'59 There is never but one graduation from high school. Before, we are excited, we look at each other in the flowing gowns in our class colors, and hope we can keep in step. Then . . .the final ceremony, and for keeps. One by one Mr. Miller calls out our 'full names, and are we surprised to learn the odd names our parents gave us. Dale Wolfe Charlotte Wond Susan Wright Margie Yamamoto Virginia Ycoy Tom Yost Joyce Youngberg Terry Ziemer Marlene Zuvich Carol Shand yt COLOR DAY Gaylords, S 59 don new Bittersweet Orange sweaters ABOVE Atoloa donated her program to help us and the American Fleld Service get the funds to bring t o more stu dents from abroad nel year RIGHT Barbara Goetz Berln us a Gaylord and an honor stu dent Barbara IS a credt to the exchange student program T' -Surfer-L uv W P -mr:g',,...-s-1 ,,,....-r--Q-an'Ji.' UMW' wh Yi Zgvymn in-vw mrxvskv Gaylord gals make things go ln Sensor Court Gaylord boys gust stand around Well'-t The Mighty Gaylords are the first class at San Pedro Hugh School to have a Foreign Exchange student Barbara Goetz of Berlln Germany Bar bara qualified for California Scholarship Society and was chosen as Honorary Member of the Stu dent Body Cabinet both semesters S 59 was the first class to have an A ll dance that was a financial success Every Friday Gaylords brighten our halls In their sensor sweaters of Bittersweet Orange .ludy Steele designed the emblem of Crown and Scepter The class plans to give the school a bulletm board for Sensor Court unllnef gl ncne OZZLZ el'5 llfeal' lffefdweet fallge , 1 . ' I K ' . . l ' I 0 .F 1 . t Ji 5 4 0 ,Q I K . 3 h -lc 'B - ' x T fr , r ,., J it su 4 Q I P V , - Q , 0 5 My W W -N L' Q 92, 5 T y-VW s' y ,nge s,e it c K I . ... . 1 . W - X . 1 , i . . ' i f - 5- O oo LVN -FG- 4.-4 Q V ,,.v 'Q -L 31 ...,.. . :fl fi 'i'v!t!':g. 5 of aa. Q30 Q Q 'xi ni!! vo, CO 3 B-12 Mrs. Shuck H.R. 236 TOP L: G. Peck, T. Jankovich, J. Powell, A. Ponce, Mrs. Shuck. ROW 4: D. Piper, R. Hodnett, B. Nelson, R. Price, K. Potter, M. Movitz, J. Oliphant, H. Osherenko. ROW 3: S. Jacobs, G. Pitesa, P. Petras, M. Rasmussen, R. Morelli, M. Pesutich, N. Inman. ROW 2: E. Ortega, P. Hlte, S. Sanders, L. Davis, D. Rogers N. Di Levo. ROW 1: J. Halstead, L. Ortiz, D. Pascasio, J. Fyfle, S. Petrone. B-12 Mrs. Watson H.R. 264 TOP L: Mrs. Watson, L. Conversono, M. Coverdale, J. Gobelich, R. Hernandez, J. Hauser, C. Contreras. ROW 3: J. Gasperov, J. Garbell, J. Costa, R. DeFord, J. Eche- varrieta, R. Eide, L. Dantes, ROW 2: R. Contreras, J. Contreras, J. Hansen, N. Chagenovich, E. Christensen, R. Castaneda. ROW I: M, Cornell, O. Corneio, L. Flores, C, Cornell, N. Deleon. v' .19 slid: I 0 B 37 ' . f O12 :ilffggv f if: Y.-,ai rf so BL B-12 Mr. Defever H.R. 140 TOP L: B. Brown, D. Chowenhill, B. Bosko- vich, J. Scotti, Mr. Defever. ROW 3: D. Ault, S. Cole, C. Antonovich, R. Baker, J. Cesareo, J. Antkiewicz. ROW 2: L. Belcher, G. Forbes, L. Amovisca, J. Carr, Y. Antonio, D. Ciolino. ROW 1: C. Becarra, J. Burrow, K. Fricke, N. Carr, J. Asplin. B-12 Mr. Seixas H.R. Boys Gym TOP L: L. Mayes, R. Hompel, B. Miller, D. Marini, M. Medovic, E. Mardesich, Mr Seixas. ROW 3: B. Joyce, R. Loomis, P Martinez, N, La Mont, B. Luciene, M. Good- rich, M. Marin. ROW 2: D. MacKiIIigan J. McBride, L. Novak, M. Noceti, A. Mor- tinez, F. Mannino. ROW 1: O. Morto, A Magoaleno, A. Magana, M. Girardi, P. Luian. 'ir- 36 05 1 Fi. ,1-.. --... !--'. , 4 3 DC -ll X'-45 pai A-11 Mr. Brummeff H.R. B-3 TOP L: L. Bologna, R. Doyle, J. Bennett, G. Boyd, J. Bruce, J. Brummetl. ROW 4: A. Bruce, C. Beasley, L. Bevier, S, Templelon, R. Cagle, C. Byers, C. Tanner. ROW 3: D. Bologna, D. Baskevic, C. Blair, P. Burk- halter, C. Bush, J. Tappy, D. Dudley. ROW 2: S. Burns, D. Teiada, S. Brennan, M. Tiedy, V. Carr, J. Budrovich. ROW 1: S. Brown, J. Besnard, B. Blaylock, L. Briley, N. Carabaial. A-I1 Mr. Franklin H.R. 214 TOP L: S. Fisher, J. Chrisiensen, J. Demonle, L. Cigar, R. Contreras, S, Frank- lin, G. DiMassa. ROW 4: J. Cosby, D. Doherfy, P. Cox, T. Chekel, G. Eldan, M. DeMaN, D. Duncan. ROW 3: M. Cruz, F. DiBernardo, L. Fletcher, E. Ellis, P. Hender- son, C. Contreras, S. Dominguez. ROW C. Fargo, D. Froelich, P. Frank, C. Foal, J Duzer, D. Felando. ROW 1: C. Foraker, J Eizenga, J. Elich, D. Turman, E. Vallino. 43 l--. ...-.-.- 'f I 4 I ' 3 B-12 Mr. Whelan H.R. 160 TOP L: H. Slokes, E. Ryono, R. Weathers, J. Roias, M. Tudor, E. Torres, D. Kaupang, K. Puryear. ROW 3: J. Whelan, A. Sullov vich, A. Teneyck, S. Young, J. Serici, J, Skefich, B. Sola, N. Kalnich. ROW 2: J. Talamo, L. Johnson, S. Zane, M. Jirousek, L. Van Mulligen, A. Slanovich, N. Troini. ROW l: J. Aves, M. Twiford, R. Kursar, R. Slevensan, K. Joncich. A-11 Mr. Asher H.R. 203 TOP L: Mr. Asher, C. Androvich, A. Amal- filano, V. Anicich, P. Avila, C. Aguirre, T. Amalfilano. ROW 3: J. Bacich, R. Slrand, S. Arsenaull, W. Allen, R. Brown, F. Bar- bara, T. Barcof. ROW 2: C. Appell, R. Fucchi, C. Taylor, S. Frederick, M. Allen, B. Anderson. ROW I: H. Baccadutre, R. Banda, S. Bearman, J. Bernfsen, J. Benkeser. f' 'Ti -3'. - ,J X ' , 1 ,.. 8' if 2 Q - C X A A 4 - - 'nun --, L . Q- ' ,,fr ' - 51 ' g 'eifrgeusi J 91- v .ali-' b J ' h r , A --S. 5. -va ' 3 f . V .E ll.. . v X K V ',,,: ...wr g 3.4, ' , ,ns 4,5 My 4 ' ' l . 4 i 1 my , - , , . me :V ' rr-an . mf ' K ' its 4 I' :al A Q 1 4? -fn Q W. ,., 4 PXJ s f-uf' i 91 ,ns .QV ,y- A-ll Mr. Klausner H.R. 204 TOP L: A. Guerrero, R. Estrada, B. Gard- house, J. Hansen, M. Hammon, C. Laven, Mr. Klausner. ROW 4: E. Guin, H. Garcia, R. Hansen, C. Hecht, B. Thomas, C. Henson, J. Halstead, J. Hansen, C. Hatfield. ROW 3: M. Tracy, S. Gonzalez, B. Griffin, A. Glieksberg, B. Halpin, R. Ivon, J. Erickson. ROW 2: S. Van Hook, E. Hardaway, L. Hernandez, B. Harris, P. Van Ausdall, D. Harrison. ROW 'l: F. Hanni, K. Hendricks, N. Grant, L. 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Rflfftlfel, M. Riggs, J. Peterson, J. Resch, J. Presser, D. Pitzer, L. Richter. ROW 1: N. Quinanes, F. Petrasich, S. VanSickle, J. Pennings, M. Peck. 1 U fl f' , 'ut Any. Eli-I aft' T, ,tix 3151. A X it if 4-va 5' lf 1,1 l, H!- 1? x. 'ac .1 X! 41 -5 1-va ,1 A-11 Mr. O'Connor H.R. 143 TOP L: J. Reynolds, J. Riley, R. Rengel, F. Trutta, R. Reimer, G. Rainey, J. Uskovich B, Ridgway, Mr. O'Connor. ROW 3: L. Reese, G. Sandburg, S. Sexton, P. Roney, M. Robinson, P. Samson, B. Robinson. ROW 2: M. Schmuck, L. Ruddell, B. Scott, T. Shaw, C. Ritchie, L, Romero. ROW 1: B. Syder, R. Russell, E. Salazar, T. Sanchez, J. ltow. A-11 Mr. Slotten H.R. 121 TOP L. Mr. D. Slotton, C. Schultz, A. Soto, Y. Sawataki, R. Richey, W. Shuck, L. Poareo, J. Silver, ROW 4: S. Sanchez, E. Smith, R. Stein, J. Stanley, J. Young, E, Skomsyold, C. Sermay. ROW 3: J. Smith, H. Thomas, S, Treider, B. Singleton, J. Stinson, P. Stewart, G. Simich, ROW 2: O. Stagnaro, J. Spadaro, V. Steele, J. Relstab, S. Sullivan, S. Stewart. ROW 1: D. Urrea, E. Russell, V. Streetman, T. Spinosc, M. Stanton. 1 2 ' JJ A-'l'l Miss Vegher H.R. 222 TOP L: J. Weld, E. Hammock F. Wheel right, J. Wood, Miss Vegher. ROW 4: W Wynia, A. Zankich, B. Wisberger, K. Wag ner, F. Viloria, L, Valenzuela, D. Vaughn G. Vladic. ROW 3: G, Wakatsuki J. Zoro tovich, C. Wadsworth, M. Wingard, D Waymire, K. Young, D. Weeks, K. Zankich P. Winans, ROW 2: J. Zuccola J. Wheeler D. Workman, N. Whilford, M, Wideman M. Williams, S. Waugh. ROW l: P. Wet tingfeld, L. Yokon, N. Wright, L. Waiter J. Ycoy, D. Wick. A-11 Mr. Stegmiller Library TOP L: J. Cox, G. Cantu, H, Caseres G Welborn, Mr. Stegmiller. ROW 4: D. Caserma, M. Carter, J. Bryant, R. Denmon J. Ross, D. Carman, R. Buonocore J. Brunac. ROW 3: R. DiMeglio, C. Bugorin, M. Fischer, T. Council, B. Chambers R. Chase, L. Cartmel. ROW 2: K. Galapio, E. Culley, M. Clayson, S. Croslic, G, Crook, J. Carr, C Byers. ROW 1: D. Chose, M. Castaneda, A. Cole, R. Collado, S. Cvita- novich. -in we -J JB lb - Q VID: fm-- T' - Is.. ICQ in .1 1 '1 , 1 ,xt M A-'I1 Mr. Gault H.R. 200 TOP L: D. Busher, N. Bologna, D. Barbieri, W. Bolon, R. Buchan, J. Bautista, R. Ander- son, A. Bachelier, R. Bagliazo, Mr. Gault. ROW 4: J. Chor, D. Vinson, E. Kolnes, L. Noell, A. Sprewell, A. Bacoka, R. Berto- lotti. ROW 3: L. Bell, J. Codenbach, B. Adams, S. Blydenburgh, M. Adcock, B. Adams, L. Avila, C. Clayton. ROW 2: S. Carrillo, S. Covarerro, P. Chivas, l.. Brown, E. Calilano, L. Bowles. ROW l: R. Baca, D. Bryant, G. Buloich, L. Ackerman, M. Burich. B-11 Mrs. Jewers H.R. 100 TOP L: J. DeMonte, T. Carrasco, B. Rumley, M, Doran, R. Russo. ROW 4: P. Felsch, B. Cleary, S. Flett, R. Campbell, S. Casares, T, Englezos, L. Booker. ROW 3: Mrs. Jew- ers, D, Cole, 5. Cukrov, T. Corn, D. Dowell, J, Davis, W. Howard. ROW 2: C. Evans, C. Fults, L. Dapena, l.. Fiske, G. Conga, S, DeFord, ROW l: B. Foat, K. Gallegos, G. Dixon, K. Collier, J. Davis. as J, ,Q 06 DF 4., JL 00 .gin 45 at ..-.r 'C L' -5' I Q A I 0 i N - B-1'l Mr. D. Wood H.R. B-4 TOP L: M. Hommon, R. Johnson, W. Hogue, R. Jacobsen, J. Koepke, J. Hendln, G. Hodgson. ROW 4: J. Lopez, G. Huerta, H. Guerrero, D. Mardesich, M, Kryder, A. Lubitich, G. Haro, M. Kippen. ROW 3: Mr. D. Wood, L. Keranen, R. Lau, J. Holt, G. Coloma, R. Lara, E. Maese. ROW 2: M. Nichols, M. Miller, C. Melropoulos, M. McDonald, R, Mattera, M. Mardesich. ROW i: S. Morlord, M. Meyer, D. Montoya, M. McGowan, P. McKinnon. B-1'l Mr. M. Wood H.R.155 TOP L: Mr. M. Wood, R. Thomas, R. Torger- srud, V. Smith, K. Sepeda, D, Trutanic, T. Stanton, J. Sanchez. ROW 4: M. Thurmond, M. SaHelI, R. Zardeneta, P. Scognamillo, J. Terra, G. Sampson, J. Stanton, J, Anspach. ROW 3: V. Zuvich, M. Skubik, T, Zuanich, L. Phillips, P. Sheldon, D. Stafford. ROW 2: Y. Sanchez, D. Young, J. Winters, G. Sampson, S, Schultz, O. Vasquez, E. Torres. ROW l: l. Valdez, J. Trani, A. Valtino, D. Stuart, J. Serrano. K 06 4' ,in U- 'i ,- as I -S I ir B-il Mr. Leon H.R. 224 TOP L: H, Gravett, J, Armiio, R. Glessner, J. Anchondo, C. Grass, R. Frias, H. Goore vitch, Mr, Leon. ROW 4. A, Garcia, J. Madrid, J. Gasper, T. Grande, R. Harvey, K. Harter, J. Chacon. ROW 3: E. Husoe, C. Lean, R. Goines, D. Carlsen, C. Hayes, H. Hernandez, L. Waters, M. Golden. ROW 2: A. Flores, A, Groomes, K. Kennerson, B. Latimer, N. Jumapao, D. Garcia. ROW l: J. Galloway, B. Heislerman, L. Lazzaro, C. Klakovich, M. Howerton. B-ii Mr. Sheffield H.R. 232 TOP l.: W. Osborne, T, Otte, R. Morgan, G. Medak, J. Ramirez, D. Nicosia, A. Orlando, S. Ralph, T. Olguin. ROW 3: G. Moller, N, Metzger, C. Rubottom, R. Medevic, J. Rodich, K. Moore, D. Olsen, J. Nash, Mr. Sheffield. ROW 2: T. Martin, M. Ruzkch, A. Patchett, C. Peterson, P, Renda, Y. Reskusich, E. Pereyra, D. Ross, M. Micahef. ROW l: A. Robles, C. Ralph, L. Zuccola, A. Parry, K. Page, R. Rickman. ' 21' 4,-1. 6' -. ,. v 3 '-Q3 33 ,,. ' : VQC. t ,-.- - ' 3 'Y gf -1 ,- - 4 v I 45- x.J 4 K ,'J H36 '3 -- il lil r QC at l I l SL 11 po 5 x ,r 1 A-10 Mr. Elliott H.R. 207 TOP L: G. Elliott, D. Adams, C. Bigelow, T. Androvich, L. Bell, R. Bailey. ROW 4: F. Amalfltana, E, Almazol, R. Acosta, B. Ant- kiewicz, R. Anderson, C. Alberthal. ROW 3: R. Amavisca, R. Berggren, M. Bernardi, E. Armesto, B. Baker, M. Aguilar. ROW 2: F. Bear, G. Betts, V. Bailon, J. Arno, R. Aguirre, G. Ayers. ROW lr E. Bates, N. Barbara, T. Armesto, S. Banda, S. Behrens. A-10 Miss Erickson H.R. Gym TOP L: D. Burt, P. Bozanich, N. Camello, G. Carr, T. Erickson. ROW 4: D. Jones, G. Bouza, L. Chaddock, A. Bivinetto, M. Calan- drino, B. Campos, P .Bergstrom. ROW 3: L. Borst, P. Califano, F. Gomez, L. Briggs, P. Bestwick, A, Bulich. ROW 2: J. Brown, J. Birchill, J. Brkich, B. Blackstone, N. Bogda- novich, C. Blair, ROW l: S. Bourguignon, J, Brignac, B. Bishop, R. Boyd, A. Bugarin. 1 -4 N .4 ' 4, ' I Lis. s lfffk ,C T -5. , . V. A 1 yr J., .re l P M, , g if c i 1 I I A-l0 Mr.Alexander H.R.'I45 TOP L: M. Twiford, J. Tietijen, B. Varela, C. Torquato, M. Thermos, Mr. Alexander. ROW 4: E. Thorp, J, Tuerk, D. Tudor, J. Turner, A. Torres, A. Valde, T. Trani. ROW 3: P. Sweeney, C. Mills, T. Truiillo, J. Smith, J. Tolich, J. Warren, D. Taylor. ROW 2: K. Tostrup, M. Swank, R. Taylor, E. Tewksbury, S. A. Sullivan, C Vaughan, P. Degrift. ROW l: B. Waters, M. Stuart, S. Talbert, C. Thoren, E. Torres. A-10 Mr. Bachelor H.R. B-2 TOP L: F. Villegas, D. Williams, T. Zabalta, J. Verduga, H. Wilson, A. Vitiello, P. Bate- man, Mr. Bachelor. ROW 4: J. Antonovich, A. Zamudio, V, Williams, J. Wilson, P. Boyd, J. Vogt, D. Weathers, B. Viloria. ROW 3: D. Zankich, W. Wood, B. Zuanich, J. Vaughn, K. Wall, D, Walton. ROW 2: J. Winter, B. Walsworth, D. Wilson, C. Wilkins, A. White, M. Zavala. ROW l: J. Wilder, T. Velarde, P. Word, N, Weberg, J. Wrighl. , I ,,.., .. 1 R. - 9' ,fl , if 'J si ,-Q Lx' A-10 Mr. Filer H.R. 205 TOP L: Mr, Filer, P Curry, R. Cherney, D. Dahlquisl, J. Dicola, J. Diggs, K. Carevich, J. Camello, D. Dennis, G. Decker. ROW 4: T. Doyle, R. Dedrick, S. Cimino, M. DeHart, J. Dorman, T. Downey, D. Burgess, D. Cara- gena. ROW 3: C. Davis, W. Cooper, A. Cook, K. Crocken, P, Campbell, S. Clover, G. Cialino, G. Bush. ROW 2: D, Carbajol, J. Burich, D. Downer, M, Capilulo, A. Coli- fano, G. Chaires, ROW I: L. Cason, R, Contreras, M. Burnett, P. Burich, D. Charney. A-'IO Mrs. Foster H.R. 221 TOP L: Mr. Walker, J, Flores, A. Barone, D. Flanagan, M. Dragowich, M. Furman, W. Foxhoven, M. Fernandes. ROW 4: C. Flores,J. Dugger, M. Galbraith, J. Gomes, J. Elias, A. Espinoza, J. Fifziearl. ROW 3 D. Garcia, G. Galaz, R. Fichl, F. DiLeva, J. Dunn, E, Davis. ROW 2: J. Dickey, M. Dale, T. Curlis, N, Donnelly, M. Dvarnich, G. Dodd. ROW l: B, Dolan, L. Delgado, C. Dileva, P. Cunningham, F, Duran. A-I0 Mrs. Francis H.R. 223 TOP L: V. Hayes, P. Gonzales, X. Gurrola, L. Gibbs, J. Gomez. ROW 4: D. Garske, J. Hagaman, W. Grice, D. Grubb, L. Hall, E. Harding. ROW 3: Mrs. Francis, T. Holler, B. Harrison, F. Fiamengo, S. Gensemer, H. Flores. ROW 2: B. Escobar, B. Esposito, D. Gibson, M. Flell, N. Brown, L. Garner, A. Fowler. ROW l: l. Estrada, N. Ginger, R. Espriv, L. Gaxiola, C. Giboldi. A-10 Mr. Fuhrmann H.R.124 TOP L: Mr. Fuhrmann, D. Hyder, R. Jen- nings, H. Holt, K. Hechr. ROW 4: R. Her- nandez, R. Je5ery, C. Jackson, S, Kaupang, H. Johnson, Z. Jelenic, E. Lcquellano. ROW 3: H. Gonzales, B. Guldberg, L, Hallen- back, M. Hummel, J. Kercher, E. Hook, A. Hernandez. ROW 2: E. Guerrero, B. Graves, G. Greerie, J. Hackerl, L. Hatcher, A. Hollenbeck. ROW I: E. Gomez, M, Hemp- hill, J. Hebert, C. Hernandez, S. Gray. 92.3 n ii' . 3. :FQ J 'E 1 ll: 5' ' . 4 !'!f- 0 4 A-'l0 Mr. Good H.R. 122 TOP L: Mr. Good, T. McEwan, R. McHale, L. Munoz, L. Moore, F. Ortiz, E. Miller, S. Nielsen, D. Moore, M. Myers. ROW 4: K. Mullen, J. Noceti, J. Oatfield, M. Movar, C. Morales, M. Negrette, L. Miramontes, T. lacono. ROW 3: J. Nix, K. Mickelson, M. Miletich, G. Nail, C. Martin, P. McNerney. ROW 2: M. Mayer, K. McDonald, A. Men- zel, K. Miller, M. Midgett, K. Mclntosh. ROW 1: C. Moretti, E. Mazzarino, M. Morlens0r1, H. Mukae, G. Mirobella. A-'IO Mr. Tendick H.R. B-'I TOP L: S. Riley, J. Razevich, J. Petr, G. Pugliese, R. Rizzi, Mr. Tendick. ROW 5: B. Reynolds, P. Salas, A. Ramirez, R. Rodin, L. Rondazzo, J. Picinich. ROW 4: P. Peter- son, T. Perkov, H. Playford, C. Pescarolo, C. Rasmussen, L. Sparks, A. Ramos. ROW 3: J, Pifer, L. Quinlivon, M. Puerta, V. Por- coro, G. Razevich, S. Pophoff. ROW 2: K. Ralkin, P. Rhoades, I. Puerta, K. Quinlan, K. Petersen, D. Petrov. RQW l: J. Peterson, R. Navarrete, E. Provencio, P. Redlew, B. Possmore. is ! gum- sv.-nfs. ffj I Q A I '39 aff' wk I V' v Qt ' 4 -1, fo 'Q y, In 'F Y Z Q af . nk 2 ,- 1 qs 35 A-'IO Mr. Golloher H.R. 120 TOP L: T. Lane, J. Kovacevich, R. Loveday, M. Lomeli, L, Lesure, Mr. Gallaher. ROW 5: W. Laraneto, T. Lincir, A. Larocuente, E. Knibb. ROW 4: D. Jaramillo, J. Keenan, T. Longrich, J. Lamont, W. King, J. Lehman, J. Lode. ROW 3: B. Lara, H. Harrison, S. Kelton, P. Mariaiimenez, Y. Johnston, D. Hoover, E. Jackson. ROW 2: E. Hernandez, P. Juergensen, K. Horner, D. Johnson, R. Joyce, K. Frary. ROW l: L. Holt, N. Jason, J. Alice Jones, S. Hunskor, J. Jones. A-10 Mr. Goldberg H.R.225 TOP L: M. Goldberg, R. Morales, F. Aqui- lor, W. Krupp, L. Campbell, J. Ellis. ROW 3: G. Adishion, R. Almeida, J. Linday, J. Garcia, K. Nylander. ROW 2: J. Butler, R. Patton, C. Bessey, S. Clarke, R. Padilla. ROW l: C. McClain, V. Longan, K. McClure, M. Dunotov, K. Koyama. ri 4 H- Al f sbs. f gi! f Q I' If .I J I 41 'N A-'IO Mr. Zotter H.R. 2 TOP L: Mrs. Clark, J. Sanders, A. Russo W. Scienza. ROW 4: D. Sanchez, L. Rosser, A. Simich, J, Rosenberg, J. Salzman, C Sambrano. ROW 3: S. Rucker, C. Schelby, B. Serka, J. Scott, J. Shannon, A. Rod- riquez. ROW 2: J. Saravolatz, K, Roberts, R. Sanford, J. Scheck, C. Riggs, V. Rod- rigues. ROW lz M. Schwartz, J. Rollins, H. Rodriquez, L. Shanahan, M. Sapien. A-10 Mr. Wilhelm H.R. 142 TOP L: L, Ogden, J. Ofearna, W. Peascoe, K. Ong. ROW 4: N. Perini, D. Parra, R. Papadakis, R, Paulsen, G. O'Leary, R. Par- sons, M. D. Wilhelm. ROW 3: G, O'NeiI, E. Pamus, J. Paerels, C, Olson, D. Papa- dakis, R. Parisi, K. Noyes, ROW 2: E. Nichol, J. Perea, P. Owens, J. O'Dell, L. Nishimoto, C. Park. ROW lf D. Patterson, B. Pannell, V. Perondi, D. Osoinio, P. Palacios. fs 1 4x Q Qu. 3 it -v 1 A-l0 Mr. Tortarolo H.R. 147 TOP L: Mr. Tortarolo, J. Silva, A. Soto, R, Spaulding, D. Steele, J. Macey, R. Street, K. Tanaka, L. Suetlick, ROW 3: B. Snyder, B. Sutlovich, F. Stallman, L. Tommi, L. ROW 2: M. Small, D. Skeens, S. Spiel, S. Spigner, B. Snyder, C. Stuart, J. Snow. Spangler, ROW l. R. Spangler, L. Slank- Ord, C. Shier, G. Smith, K. Shoults. A-'IO Mr. Weber H.R.114 TOP L: Mr. Weber, L. Martin, D. Martinez, l E. Lopez, P. Madrid, R. Maestas, R. Marott, B. Macias, J. Margetich, ROW 4: M. Lopez, J. Lusich, A. Maes, S. Marino, A. Magda- leno, J. MacKilligan, M. Lynn. ROW 3: S. Kutz, S. lovrich, C. Kohler, N. Lewis, A. lopez, S. Kruk, J. Marron, ROW 2: P. La- Mott, B. Klemp, S. Liddi, J. Marron, D. Kordich, E. Meyer. ROW l: S. Linn, P. Lindstrom, B. Kuaea, C, Margolin, E. lanzone. li ,,Qv ,ns -I ,pm 3? fe-WY z 1 JS 3. e '40 1 -1 -4 x - V, l . Q ,ff-.4 3 c I 0' i a 4 . if .,-7 F3 -..-f 31 31 any 4 J' f M .au-. .0 L1 1 l ln B-10 Mr. Bell H.R. Gym TOP L: Mr. Bell, O. Garcia, C. Graham, L. Frumes, R. Escobedo, M. Drummond, M. Dominguez. ROW 3: D. Dominquez, W. DuVall, F. Furioli, P. Dillon, E. Geluz, R. Franco, C. Dusenberry. ROW 2: M. Culver, C. Crain, V. Esposito, J. Crone, 5. Elwood, S. Ernest, M. Clark, ROW 1: S. Estado, K, Cisneros, G. Costa, R. Fallorina, V. Estrada. B-10 Mrs. Bender H.R. 261 TOP L: D. Rouse, B. Roeland, A. RafalOvlClW. ROW 4: R. Soto, B. Reese, M. Rosenberg, J. Stambuck, A. Rivera, J. Stohr, L Samdo val. ROW' 3: M. Gomez, S. Richards, E. Reinert, G. Rumery, L. Randazzo, P. Ratalo- vich, D. Rouse, l, Rodriguez, ROW 2- A Rivera, A. Robles, B. Ouinton, J. Sakauye. C. Spinosa, F. Provence. ROW 1: F. Scog- nomillo, R. Salazar, D. Sanchez, J. Paolo, J. Paolo. ag JC-' U fd xl O04 -is B-10 Mr. Balen H.R. 223 TOP L: Mr. Balen, J. Aulen, B. Call, L. Anderson, D. Binns. ROW 3: R. Armiio, R. Brown, L. Burich, R. Brutti, J. Bjazevich, G. Calkins. ROW 2: E. Bates, R. Beckham, J. Aldridge, S. Arredondo, G. Banich. ROW 1: L. Avilla, S. Adamson, W. Allen, L. Barnes, E. Abarca. B-10 Mrs. Banta H.R.112 TOP L: A. Diorio, T. Dantes, F. DeLeon, C. Church, J. Clements, V. Cesena, Mrs. Banta. ROW 3: A. Costa, R. Craig, A, Contreras, I. Carrasco, A. Carlsen, G. Cartagena. ROW 2: T. Calise, V. Chavez, S. Byers, J. Car, T. Budrovich, J. Castaneda. ROW 1 V. Bollinger, M. Brady, P. Brown, 3. Brown G. Ciolino. ,ra 1 nm -- .apo as -:r no pf B-10 Miss Bicz H.R.262 TOP L Miss Bicz, T Haney, J. Fisher, R. Hernandez. ROW 4: R. Hyde, R. Hopper, D. Hook, V. Hite, G Inman, F. Halvorsen. ROW 3: R. Harris, J Gualeni, C Havener, N. Hald, S. Hobbs, L. Feria. ROW 2: L. Gendreau, M. Gascon, J. Hansen, C. Good- rich, A. Haro, P. Gomez. ROW lg P. Hor- rell, J. Harp, L. Heath, C. Forster, B. Gon- zales. F. A. Mrs. Farrington H.R. 'I26 TOP L: R. Jeans, J. Kidwell, J. Kaloper, Mrs. Farrington. ROW 3: M. Johnson, D. Kaiser, L. Kay, S. James, J. Luciene, J. Johnson. ROW 2: E. Herrera, C. Johnson, M. Jackson, S. Kove, H. Kuhl, Leslie Hecht. ROW l: K. Kasner, L. Hodgson, J. Keith, B, Hoffman, E. lslas. ln: f 'N ,Q 3 .2 I ,us as fo 'fl s. -7 p n ' I ,f' :Q 4 , t,g - is -.4 :C ,Q Z K 1 I . B-10 Mr. Jeltema H.R. 202 TOP L: Mr. Jeltema, R. Tomsco, G. Wilson, E. Vasquez, T. Warren. ROW 4: R. Waddle, E. Tipton, T. Tomich, J. Zupanovich, L. Vukasovich, D. Urista. ROW 3: E. Weirton, G. Selleck, M. West, G. Sheldon, M. West, B. Weber, K. Zorotovich. ROW 2: C. Scotti, V. Vcrelu, S. Valle, S. Suxtar, B. Sanders, J. Thush. ROW 1: P. Torres, H. Zardeneta, T. Viser, C, West, L. Swanson. B-10 Mrs. Lyons H.R. 227 TOP L: G. Piceno, L. Kuhl, J. Mosich, J. McCowon, R. Marincovich, C. Paul, V. Marin, D. McLaughlin. ROW 4: Mrs. Lyons, A. Montano, O. Nuno, L. Mosich, R. Myers, J. Nobilione, D. Metzger, R. Mungaray. ROW 3: K. Mardesich, N. Mitchell, A. Mladineo, M. O'Malley, J. McKnight, J, Pesutich, D. McLellan. ROW 2. R. Lo Pinto, J. Niki, A. Monera, D. Mahoney, B. Moor- ing, E. Miller. ROW l: V. Miller, 5. Pelich, G. Perry, M. Ney, S. Preciado. Make-up Homerooms, and Miscellaneous Marvels, Moreover 'rf if Make-up Despite rain and flu and four pages of ab- sentees during Homeroom Photo week, these are the lucky few who remembered to come. W'59 Picnic W '59 Seniors held their picnic at Orange County Park. What do Seniors do away from campus? Here are Old-Timers having a time on bikes and boats. G. Hrlich paddles M. Shrader and R. Holdcroft about the sea. Mechanized Oldtimers walk their bikes, on a level road, too. E. Bernstein walks, while R. Corrales lhati and K. Metzger and C. Peterson and J. Magana co-push bikes. Z' 7 X It Top L. T. Aragon, A. Mcttera. Row I: D. 5'U 'S0l'l. A- Gomez, M. Gon- t 1 fl zoles, C. Meraz. . Journalism Today October l7 Managing Editor of the News Pilot, and a San Pedro High School alumnus, Benny Perez addressed the Quill and Scroll Society on What It Takes To Be a Good JournaIist. He spoke humorously of his personal experiences. .,,,,,.-- Pirates are our most Important Product IEQS It LUM 'sk Nlmtwomv. CEM EN 'r ls..A 155' 19 za vs 9 u 'Prove 1.1-,GN X ESR If 1 291 LITEPJA Ss cj- Our Cfaaarooma ave no PML Auffona English if i 2 3 Illillii limi! ali 2 CIDIIEIIII Mrs. Mosley has her B-10 English Class completely out of this world into that of Les Miserables. English is a required subiect. Each student must have at least four semesters. Classes which one must take to complete this requirement are: BIO, AlO, Bll English, and either Advance Composition, Senior Composition or Senior English in the senior year. Additional electives are Public Speaking, Play Pro- duction, Drama and Journalism, English Literature, a new class this year. lt has become very popular for those who enioy writing. Special classes for our foreign born students are available also. This year 14 students entered the Veteran of Foreign Wars Essay Contest, l7 the American Legion, and I5 on the Scholastic Magazine Public speaking con- tests, Drama contests and Journalism competitions included Pirates. Work in our English classes includes creative writing, study of current literature, criticism of moving pic- tures and TV and letter writing. All these, as well as the basic fundamentals, are a part of the curriculum. Pirates study in our library beneath the WPA murals of the harbor industries. 11564 giver! nrafea a 10066 . Spamsh l Class Muss Vegher guves her Spamsh class a quuck revuew ot the trafttc sugns they rmght meet south f the border some weekend Any parents whose children do not take Spamsh can borrow one of these Interpreters for that trap Into Mexico Spamsh, French Latm The Foretgn Language Department at San Pedro Hugh School offers three courses French Latm and Spamsh College Preparatory students are requtred to take two years of a toretgn language ln Spamsh classes conversatton ns emphaslzed Students learn to ask for hotel rates food and dlrec tlons In Spamsh gust as If they were touring Latin America -'- a. Wi' A Auf' lm ui 'Ns French I a fall course only from 1953 1957 was given both semesters thus year Latm classes laern about Roman customs myth ology and conquests They also read and wrtte Latm Latm IV studtes Caesars Galltc Wars a best seller for 2000 years Ltvtng an a port ctty as we do Ptrates are well aware of the need to know more than one language 'iw-tl' Latm Class aged delmquents ot the Roman Emptre' t X dw ' F - i ' . Q. l ll 919,78 ', M X. l . . . I ve Q V . 4 . ' . ' ' 'an Q S, a 0 t Q . I Q U Q . . , A I . . r- . g-' . V I g ,s 4 x sy I 1. A - sw - - 1. --s 'D .c , a-., - A- S ' +Qia'e?'-4:-ST': n . 4 . . 1 . - . ,, , . -,,, .1 3 ' . I ' V , -A . 1 .4 . C 1 y r V ,. : 1 ' ' . Q I l A l I t look how happy lattn students are un Mrs Bar ragars class ln hes own ongue they con tell 05 Caesar9 And they get to read about the muddle Soclal Studles LEFT Mr Klausner Senior Problems teacher presents some essential data What Every Young Sensor Should Know to his Period ll class BELOW U S History students give a few twurls to their one world forthe benefit of Mr Gault Soclal Studles ln Social Studies we learn about people and their relations In todays world Americans must know their problems nn order to understand them, and to live and share wnth them fairly Economics students learn how people solxe some of their problems nn llvmg through systems of trade business and credit cerned with the basic and fundamental laws of the land For mstance, when IS a tariff Protective, and when merely an aggravatlon'9 History reveals the past to us and therefore helps us understand the present World Problems class concern themselves with the past and present problems of many coun tries, and the manner un which they affect our welfare Senior Problems classes study situations they will face after graduation These ln clude the economic and social problems of marriage mental health and the use of psychology nn the home, problems of per sonal adlustment, and career posslbllltles LEFT Susan Brown the first Pirate Field Service Ex change student does some wishful globe shopping with Mr Farnham I A S W , a. . . rl S. . . I . . 1 Both Civics and Government are required for graduation. They are con- ffigy' ' fitv . . Y . . . , - I 1 . Z I . . . I , J is , , ' 112.-'fn in Science, Mathematics 00 - Z LEFT: Life Science students Paul Bestwick, John Camello and Julie Brown are quite amused, possibly because the photogra' pher printed these negatives backward. RIGHT: Mary Banich reads directions for amateur chemists Ray Hansen and Jim Noll. SCIENCE ln Life Science I 81 ll, Pirates learn the fundmentals of science and laboratory work. These courses are required for graduation. As an alternate to life Science ll, a Pirate may take World Problems. College preparatory students and science maiors take more science. Physiology concerns the func- tioning of the human body, its study helps to de- velop certain skills and attitudes important in the life of everyone. Physics is a must especially for boys interested in a good foundation for advanced science, aero- nautics or engineering. Pirates taking Chemistry learn about chemical changes and laboratory procedures. MATHEMATICS A Pirate must have two semesters of Mathematics to graduate. The Minimum Essentials test must be passed by all A-ll students. Pirates are otiered several different types of mathematics: Industrial Mathematics, High School Mathematics I 8. II, and Basic Mathematics are for those students who do not want to go any further in the field. College Preparatory students may take algebra I, ll, Ill, and IV, Geometry I and ll, Trigonometry, and Mathematic Analysis. Like all other communities who have access to world news, ours, and of course the school, are concerned with improving the training of our stu- dents in this area. But many Pirates iust like the subiect. LEFT: Mr. Fuhrmann's class in Algebra IV finds mathematicians John Mladineo, Yasuo Sawataki and June Goyne, with the aid of our print-maker, happily reversing a tough problem at the blackboard. RIGHT: Mr. Elliott, Physics II class, listens to a sensible explanation. And how iolly, no one writes backward on this blackboard! FRONT ROW: listeners are Eddy Ryono, Doug Richey, and Jim Marinko- vich. Theory giver is Clittord Dudley. 31, - .... Mk 1 ' , 'Q pl M Q Business Education The Department of Business Education is one of the three largest in the school. It is unique in the sense that students who follow a business curriculum may qualify them- selves to enter a self-supporting iob upon graduation This might be in the fields of stenogrophy bookkeeping clerical work or salesmanshlp Business Education electives can be valu able for Academic and Vocational students as well and many of them do elect courses an this department especially typing In a typing class you are always working to achieve awards Speed and accuracy are your most worked for goals lt IS even more difficult to earn an award in shorthand Ninety five per cent accuracy as required along with 60 80 100 and 120 words a minute Business Education ofters many advan tages to the student who plans to enter the Business world ln Typing II these students try to improve their speed and accuracy Business Machines students have a chance to add up the old budget figures .Ps Pirate Misses leave for Career Day dressed tor o day in business Our girls visited Schools Banks city hall hospitals and sundry. Q'-wr-N 41 e... ,Q 3j.4 'i:'?-' I 1 Industrial Arts The Industrial and Vocational Arts Department at San Pedro High School offers many courses such as Cabinet Making, Metal Shop, and Mechanical and Architectural drafting. A shop maior must have 600 hours in a number of shops. A student who takes a vocational maior must have l2OO hours in one shop. When he grad- uates and applies for apprenticeship rating, these l2OO hours also apply on his apprenticeship term. For several years a few girls who are interested in architecture, take drafting to get a start toward interior decorating or a career in architecture. , 1 4'- ' tw-,slit 1:31 WW Home Economics Our Home Economics department offers a well rounded course in Nutrition, Clothing, Foods, Home- living, Child Care and Personal and Family Arts. These classes are fun and essential. This year San Pedro entered for the first time in the annual District Cherry Pie baking contest. Our lucky winners were Josphyne Flores, Janet Resch, and Joanne Luce. In November of last year approxi- mately 500 girls competed for the Betty Crocker Contest. Our winner was Barbara De La Cruz. April l7, the Home Economics department spon- sored a Spring Fashion Show in which the girls in the clothing classes modeled the clothes they made. March 20, 90 girls competed in the School Baking contest. Grand prize went to Marleen Miscovich, 2nd to Linda Garner and 3rd to Carole Klackovich. The Home Economics sponsored this contest. The Home Economics Department sponsors the Caterettes who give service to our school. They serve at teas, luncheons and dinners on special oc- casions. Miss Bicz sponsors and houses the Flower Center for Girls' League. The Home Economics teachers are always ready with a handy needle and thread, safety pins and spot remover. They furnish ice to athletic and science departments, and all comers besides. They house and care for costume collec- tions, wash and iron stage craft clothes, etc. They make garments for the Red Cross. The Foods Department prepares the food for the luncheons and teas, a plentiful product in our school calendar. TOP: Girls in Miss Bicz'cIass arrange room displays. Lz, Darlene Felando, Helen Hernandez, and Lana Hatcher, 2. Dolores Garcia and Mary Martinez try on their voguish gar- ments for Miss Bicz. 3. Corrie Hensen adds colored coconut to a delicious May pole cake. 4. The district Cherry Pie Contest brought out the good goodies and many entrants, among them were Lg Lorraine Palacios, Janet Resch and Josephine Flores. UI' M'0JU,Ci5 are gone! OHQJ Art, Music Art is a required course at San Pedro High School. Interesting courses vary from abstract design to free- hand drawing. Basic courses are Introduction to Art 1, Art ll, and Ceramics l. Art maiors may elect Stage Arts, Advanced Cer- amics, Cartooning, lllustration, Composition, interior Decoration and Photography. ln February sixty art students attended the Vin- cent Van Gogh exhibit at the County Museum. Music, Music, Music, is an enjoyable experience both for performers and listeners. Music department provides vocal and instrumental entertainment for many occasions. Our groups and soloists have op- portunities to perform at concerts, assemblies, talent shows and festivals. Many students plan a career in Music. Many non- music maiors realize that singing or playing an in- strument is an experience no one should miss. Our school would be a duller place without the enrichment possible through the Art and Music De- partments. No song, no instrumental music, no posters, decorations, lettered signs. We are lucky we need not live that way. r . ah. I-In ez... 4-..,4-,, -. ll 'll .1 l'i 'l W3 .. I if -C' ,L J Nr A . 'vy- 5 is Ax X A! an-n TOP: Mike Celentano is throwing on the Ceramics class's new electric wheel. This is not the simple iob it looks. BOTTOM: These art students in Mrs. Jewer's class discover art can be fun as well as interesting and educational. Mrs. Shuck's class in Choir prepare to give forth with rounded pear-like tones at the lift of the director's hand. .7-L' Z H i -af' x 7' flu--I. ABOVE: Betty Goldberg, Richard Campbell, and Walt Gissell give a few pointers to a Driver Education class. RIGHT: Mr. Davis gives Rita Mattera the wheel. 4 BELOW: Physical Education classes for both boys and girls otter a varied program. e--A Driver Education, Driver Training By state law, high school graduates must have had Driver Education. ln this class, students learn safety rules and traffic laws. They also learn the care of a car. After they complete the course successfully they may take Driver Training for actual driving experi- ence, and to learn the rules of the road by doing. Boys' and Girls' Physical Education Physical Education is needed to keep our students healthy and in good bodily condition. A unit in First Aid is given in the A-10. A-Seniors must pass a swimming test in order to qualify as candidates for graduation. A corrective class, to help students improve pos- ture, is offered for both boys and girls. For the boys many sports are provided, track, gymnastics, basketball and baseball. The girls play volley ball and Speed-away in the Winter and baseball and basketball in the Spring. PIRATE ,.. ACTIVITIES P9 N 4 : i 1 S 44 4 O 4' N 6 xx! .nv N 7 ll, av 1 Marv' ..e..a 'sf' A,Q, P ,, t IIQISTMM f gcgmg 0466 R X X3 N S 'B' W1 5 l OUP QOJUC! J005 lL? ,OL gzlfefglll QP? Z5 I S 0 A . x - I ,rx I : S 'X f .QR ' 1 A. UQ . 'Q -Q ,.- - K 'A A I 'ff , ,I fIg f I - I 3 W X f 4 A 3 ' , , A QQ 0 y 1. - ll 'I . , A 'K v W QS? 'Wigs 19:5 QSM v-if , .ggfq f I Z, 1 I ' 2 Q, -f Isw? 41 gb, I I 'I K , ff egg ii-I r s'f'9 x 'I '-. I, Q :, l Q AQ ' .V I 9 6 1 XX . I X 0 I 9 ' I - I 7 ' I I f M I . I ' ' Qi., J ' I ,Hong L 4Q5f'XA I - 4 f in f, - f ' A i M 'Q-t Q1 x u.. 412 The Autumn Rock was well attended, and of course the highlight was the selection of the B-l0 King and Queen. Our cameraman was busy snapping celebrities in all stages, gay, eager, dreamy-eyed, and those are the shy leaning on the walls. They never heard of Arthur Murray. Pirates are lucky that their faculty and parents help in chaperon duties at their many dances. No Pirate needs to have his toes get rusty from lack of dance exercise on our campus, Not all our dances are informal, as are Noon Soc Hops, of course. Our gym takes on a different look after dance decorating committees have done their assignment. Jackets and ties are required for boys, and no one has to tell the girls this is their chance to be glamorous. School bandanas are tolerated over curl-clips during class on the Fridays of our big dances. lc sl W Q' ' M p 'F I Who Has More Dancin' Feet? or Dances? B-10 Welcoming Parties W'59: Autumn Rock S'59: Superstition Swing A-ll Dance Homecoming Dance Christmas Ball Senior All-night Parties W'59 Prom: Rhapsody in Blue S'59 Prom: Coronation Ball Cotton Day Dance FIanigan's Fling Noon Soc Hops Lettermen and Girls' Frolic Post-proms Class Routine is not the Only Thing RIGHT: Girls' Week in our school always finds many girls eager to be the boss. Sharon Jacobs took over the principal's duties, with assistance from her other administrators for the day, L., Ledia Ortiz, Linnea Richards, Linda Van Mulligen and Mary Rasmussen. '-3 I, I . ..-., v 1 my 1 .1-...lt -I, I 1 s PJ , . ,. W .A Q 4 'T 13.-URL. : f I 'N vs I aff . , E ' . ' A. at 1 ' 5 i . .f ' f ' 3' J' ,g J ' C 1' . A, ' , . I . r-- Q flgt' fj . ' s x ' The Big Bake Sale, sponsored by the Home Econ- omics Department, brought out some genuine gour- mets for iudges. Mr. Santschi, Attendance Office, Frances Amalfitano, and Doug Richey were the critical ones. This is the second sale, searching for the gifted cooks among our girls. Ours is an area known for food fit for the gods, and Pirates, of course. prafeh ik id fhe oak! .grip fm.-of-'fave-1 - A 5 w LEFT: The winter holiday is not passed over lightly in our school. Halls and classrooms get seasonal decorations, and the offices get festive floral ar- rangements. But the Christmas tree in the main hall is the most important to us. Starlene Mount and Jerri Hansen, two art students, add red, green, silver and gold ornaments to our white tree. The green tree that traditional-minded Pirates prefer was not available to us this year. Qi Y E W'59 Student Body Cabinet TOP, L.: Pauline Petras, Matthew Hansen, Borti Petrich, Carolee Peterson, Jack Bogdanovich, Carol Thomas Steven Goodrich, Darrel Dudley, Dorothy lande, Jim Oliphant. ROW I: Rudy Corrales, Barbara Goetz Dinko Bozanich, Katie Lukrich, Barbara de la Cruz, Elaine Panousis, Margie Yamamoto, Marlene Zuvich Susan Wright, Student Body Cabinet President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Sponsor W'59 Rudy Corrales Dinko Bozanich Katy Lukrich Barbara de la Cruz Elaine Panousis Mr. Brummett S'59 Janice Ong Jim Skefich Susan Wright Marlene Zuvich Beverly Racek Mr. Brummett arf? ,Q ' 1 f 'K I I ,1 'Q 9 f' , W' ' ,V 'I 1' 4 , Q if Q f ' X W'59 Judges -s -.N I L Presiding Judge Bill Park, B-12 Judge Elaine Freedman, A-ll Judge Louise Novak, B-I2 Judge Betty Isbitz. NOT PICTURED: Karolyn Metzger, A-12 Judge, Diana Escobar, A-I2 Judge. fir Pirate's Choice for Leaders Student Body Cabinet and Judges Student body officers at San Pedro High School are elected by registered voters on our campus. Can- didates must file a petition, they meet qualifications under such categories as scholarship and citizenship. Judges are nominated by the Student Body Cab- inet and elected by members of the Student Council. They presided over Student Court. Mrs. Farrington is faculty advisor. Cases are referred to them by the faculty and students, for offenses such as eating in out of bounds areas or violating other school rules. Cabinet meetings are held regularly in B3 during Period 4 Leadership class. They conduct all business concerning the student body. This year the cabinet sponsored noon movies, dances, sports rallies, stu- dent body and class elections, and assemblies. The cabinet works to better our cooperative government, and to build good student morale and school spirit. Ex-oFficio members are the editor of the Fore 'n' Aft, W'59 Margie Yamamoto, S'59 Dorothy Lande, Auditorium Manager, Marlene Zuvich, Louise Novak, Manager of Extra-curricular Activities, Susan Wright, Carolyn Foat, Girls' Leaaue President, Carol Thomas, S'59 Student Body Cabinet 0-1 S'59 Judges TOP, L.: B-12 Pauline Petras, B-12 Judy McBride, A-ll Sandra Waugh. ROW I: Presiding Judge Joy Stanley, A-l2 Matthew Hansen, A-I2 Kitty Gasper, Recording Secretary and Court Reporter. Katie Lukrich, Boys' League President, Steve Good- rich, Chuck Tanner, Knightette President, Carole Peterson, Barbara de la Cruz, Knight President, Jack Bogdanovich, Clifford Dudley, President of Student Contribution, Dorothy Lande, Kathy McCowan, Com- missioner of Athletics, Jack Oliphant, Jack Stanley, and Class Presidents: A-12, Borti Petrich, Douglas Richey, B-12, Matthew Hansen, Bill Brown, and A-l l, Pauline Petras, Darrel Dudley. TOP, L.: Darrel Dudley, Bill Brown, Douglas Richey, Barbara de la Cruz, Clittord Dudley, Katie Lukrich, Chuck Tanner, Doug Nichols, Kathy McCowan, Jack Stanley. ROW l: Janice Ong, Bdfbdfd GOGYI, Jim Skefich, Susan Wright, Marlene Zuvich, Beverly Racek, Dorothy Lande, Louise Novak, Carolyn Foat. 57 W'59 Student Council The goals of the Student Council are to have a better kept campus, sportsmanship at all athletic events, and to work for a better school in every way. Members of the Student Council represent the Student Body. Each home room elects a representa- tive at the beginning of each semester. The Student Cabinet must approve the electee. Student Council acts as a liaison group between the Cabinet and the Student Body. When called, the Council meets with Mr. Brummett in Bungalow 3. This fall the Student Council has had two meet- ings. The most urgent problem discussed was the hall congestion. Student Council W'59 Problem Number I ln iust six minutes we can pack Our Product in as well os the local canneries do the some job. Pirate Population increased l3'A this year. our halls J! n - mv L 5 if TOP L: D. Barbieri, J. Rodich, R. Hodnett, C. Androvich, J. Weld, D. Trutanich, T. Johansen, W. Ridgeway, ROW 4: T. Meredith, M. Robinson, P. Gorman, J. Hoskett, C. Blair, B. Zuanich, F. Fiomengo, Y. Antonio, L. Guoleni. ROW 3: D. Johansen, S.Gen- semer, J. Winters, L. Richter, J, Duzer, M. Bernardi, E. Tewksbury, M. Militich. ROW 2: J. Roblin, T. Aquallo, B. Rccek, D. Larson, D. Stephens, C. Carter. ROW 'lz M. Howerton, K. Collier, Y. Valle, L. Cason, C. Moretti. 58 Councllmen W 59 1 Councllmen S 59 TOPL J Tappy B Rudgway J Mattera T Merednth R Medevnc C Androvuch B Roeland J Skefich L Mascola R lvon B Amklewlgz ROW 5 Y Antomo J Scott R Ashby B Cleary J Davns L Anderson R Hernandez R Emry F DlBernardo B Hopper J Keenan P Dlllon P Torres ROW4 M Mayer E Tewksbury K Shoults L Roberts P Murchet E Culley F Fuamengo M Mlletnch ROW 3 J Brkuch M Jackson R Baglnazo D Johansen M Robinson J Pnter D Smuth R Guvens L Vudovnch ROW 2 A Callfano G Sampson K Parry J Steele K Krnshansen C Carter K Horner V Boyd ROW l J Korn L Lanzone O Stagnarol Ruchter K Mardesuch C Hernandez The second semester thus group changed theur name to Councllmen They contlnued the work on the problem of traffic and congested halls whuch they mherlted from the fall Student Council Thelr trlal run Included posting Up and Down slgns In the halls and posting members to check on the results The second semester their plan was glven serious conslderatlon Lettermen worked with them on posts to check on the efhclency of the plan and help durect the forgetful ones As ln past years the Councllmen work to promote a well cared for campus They put notlces nn the bulletins to remind students to practice good habits encourage eatmg In the eatmg area only and wlth other groups encourage posters to remand our readers and post students to remand non readers where to do their eatmg There IS a real place for an actuve group of Counculmen on our campus Officers President Vnce President Secretary Sponsor W59 Dmko Bozanlch Beverly Racek Judy Roblin Mr. Brummett S 59 Jlmmy Skeflch Russell Ashby Karen Horner Mr Brummett jkey C ang? !L2 Wahl? t L5 zfelflezftel' ,I -X - . 4 GK an U Q r 5 h 4 Y 4 Q T uitgxxl' X ' I . Q 4 1 TTD? Xi , W X X Q ln. 0 'M 4 S '59 candidates tor membership in the Ephebian Society are: TOP L.: Marlene Zuvich, Doug Richey, Osamu Matsutani, Matthew Hansen, Janice Ong. ROW l.: Margie Yamamoto, Kitty Gasper, Katie Lukrich, Dorothy lande, Elaine Freedman. Candidates for membership in the Ephebian Society are chosen from the upper quartile ofthe class. Only one may be elected for every forty graduates. The class vote for their choice of students who have given outstanding service to our school and com- Ephebians Service to our school and to the community munity, and the faculty also vote. The committee choose the honored ones, guided by the faculty and Ephebians is a city-wide organization whose mem- Mr, Farnham, congratulates members of W'59 class, Carolee Peterson, Pauline Cas- tagnola, Dinko Bozanich who were chosen as candidates for Ephebian membership, the highest honor in our school. Ephebians- elect take the same oath that the Athenian youth of ancient Greece swore, to uphold the honor of their city, and to work for its betterment. 60 All are 7:45 Scholars? California Scholarship Federation membership is based on semester grades. To qualify one must have a ten-point report card, 3 points for each A, one for a B. Students who are members for four semesters, lone must be in the senior yearl qualify for the Gold Seal on the diploma, and the cumulative record. Gold Seal Bearers may attend any college without an entrance examination. Many colleges offer scholarships exclusively for CSF Gold Seal Bearers, and most industries consider the Gold Seal on the transcript of applicants. The Gold Seal is worth working tor. 8 'Y C,S.F. gives a B-lO party every semester. Miss Turner and Mr. Miller welcomed the new honorary members, Gold Seal Bearers from Dana. Mr. Walker was guest speaker. He talked on college scholarships. Here are some hungry C.S,F.-ers, eager lor punch as well as S'59 Miles Coverdale Sidney Brennan Betty Blacktone Betty Blacktone grades. California Scholarship Federation Officers W'59 President Edward Smith Vice President Miles Coverdale Treasurer Rose Morelli Secretary Sharon Jacobs Sponsor Mr. Slotten Mr. Slotten 'i TOP: Mr. Slotten, R. Bertollotti, F. DiBernordo, P. Pitts, B. Fenton, N. Dileva, R. Morelli, C. Parkinson, C. Larnpshire. ROW 2: D. Dudley, E. Smith, L. Richter, R. Joyce, D. Hoover, D. Johnson, L. Flores, D. Harrison, J. Brkich, D. Hallenbeck. ROW I: B. Brown, M. Golden, J. Bernard, B. Dolan, J. Wilder, C. Nicosia, L. Schmalz, D. Van Tress, K. Gasper. ahhzrnia .Si'L0!ardAila cgeclerafion 61 62 C Knightettes nys 9 O - U i lf. VS I D Kmghtettes TOPL Miss Vegher J Kellogg J Stan Iey P Castagnola N Petrane H Perry P H e B De la Cru K Gaspar M. Yamamoto ROWI B lsbutz J Ong M Lufkm C Peterson C Thomas K lukruch K Metzger New Knlghtettes TOP L L Van Mulligan K Rhoades J Steele V Holwerda ROW 2 J Ellch R KURSAR S Jacobs ROW I S Wright D lande M Zuvlch All Pirate Misses covet the honor of membership In Knlghtettes our highest service organization Only ur The Kmghtettes sweater is black with a silhouette of wise Athena on a gold circle Four black stars signify leadership scholarship citizenship and service Duties of the Kmghtettes vary each semester de pending on the needs of the school but these actlvl ties are mcluded each semester act as Big Sisters to flag help with registration assist new teachers the first of each semester with the Kmghts co sponsor a dance, and help supervise durmg the nutrition period The club meets every Monday noon In room 222 with Miss Vegher sponsor Km ghtettes Officers President Vice Presndent Treasurer Secretary Historian Sponsor Carolee Peterson Michelle lullun Janice Ong Carol Thomas Katie lukrlch Miss Vegher S 9 Barbara de la Cruz Margie Yamamoto Kitty Gasper Joy Stanley Betty Isbltz Mess Vegher lflZ2l'l5 Lp, SAOKQPJALP, oaa EIU ll? I Q Q . O C, l Og 491 T X f , 1 ' ,V 1 . . 'I .3 Q .: ' , . , . - JT. my . . . - , . , -7 i . it, . z, . , -3: A 0 4 fs . 1 . ', . , I - l8 girls may belong, all seniors, excepting one A-ll B-10 QMS, 5P0'150f new le0Che '5 '90, l0Wef the 9. I. I . . . I . , I . . - . . : . I . I .. . I - I ' I - , , ' W '59 '5 . O I I Z L. ,Q ru Knights Knights NEW KNIGHTS, S '59: TOP L: Fred Miller, Doug Richey, Jerry Erickson. ROW 1: Bill Brown, Darrel Dudley and Jack Stanley. Knights is an honor and service group limited to eighteen members. Any boy, B-ii or higher may petition for membership. Applicants must be ap- proved by the faculty, and voted in by the Knights. Candidates must have participated in student activi- ties, and be trustworthy and meet the minimum point requirements set up by the organization. Some of the duties are to usher at assemblies and athletic contests. They alternate with the Knightettes in hall and flag duties. Both groups help with fund drives on our campus. Each semester Knights and Knightettes co-sponsor a dance. Knights helped collect 3100 cans for Christ- mas Cheer drive. W '59 S '59 President Jack Bogdanovich Clifford Dudley Vice President Clifford Dudley Eddie Ryono Treasurer Dinko Bozanich Jim McCutchion Secretary Bill Park Jim Oliphant Historian Steve Goodrich Matthew Hansen Sponsor Mr. R. Parker Mr. R. Parker Loyalty,Service TOP L: .lack Bogdanovich, James McCutchion, Dinko Bozanich, Jim Skeich, Steve Goodrich, Rudy Corales. ROW 2: Mr. Parker, Tom Jankovich, Bill Park, Vance Hansen. ROW I: Clit? Dudley, Mathew Hansen, Eddie Ryono, Jim Oliphant. oyahg, .szruice i' Commodores for a Better School 8 I W 59 Commodores TOP L Tony Olguln Doug Nichols Chuck Tanner Joe Kovacovlch Jackie Keeme Gary Sandburg Robert Love Jam Ollphant Darrel Dudley ROW 2 Randy Bergren Roberta Spangler Julie Brown Madonna Bernard: Lauralyn Borst Karen Horner Luclle Hernandez Carol Ritchie Bill Antkuewlcz ROW l Candy Kohler Pat Rhoades Barbara Espozlto Lmda Cason Lmda Vldovlch Diane Smith Evelyn Torres Cecile Hernandez Carolyn Foat Members of Commodores are students who were elected to Commodore while enrolled at Richard Dana Junior High School They are chosen on the basis of good cltlzenshlp and outstanding record of service to the school Commodores at San Pedro Hugh are dedicated to work to better their school by setting an example as individuals and without fanfare The Commodores help usher at the noon movies which they also sponsor On Tuesday Thursday of alternate weeks they sponsor noon Soc hops In the gym Mrs Mae Jones IS the sponsor Commodore president is ex officio a member of the Student Body Cabinet that he may work more closely with Student government Darrel Dudley was W 59 president Doug Nichols S 59 S '59 Commodores TOP, L: Gary Sandburg, Doug Nichols, David Adams, Art Kaiser, Russell Bailey, Bill Antkiewicz. ROW 2: Carolyn Foat, Linda Holt, Randi Bergren, Karen Horner, Madonna Bernardi, Ruthann Bagliazo. ROW l: Carole Ritchie, Bette Harris, Kathy Mardesich, Susan Kove, Susan Cavarerro, Lupe Hernandez. Caterettes Caterettes serve at banquets, teas and luncheons. The group is limited to 25 girls each semester. In order to be a Caterette, one must have an A ar B in Foods l. Candidates sign up with Mrs. Rosen- baum, and are then voted in by the Caterettes. The Caterettes wear checked skirts and white blouses. Meetings are held the first and third Tuesday of each month. Mrs Rosenbaum is sponsor. RIGHT Tea, anyone? . C cup for linda Vidovich. aterette Elaine Panousis pours a hot Caterettes Officers W'59 President Janice Soderman Vice President Susan Wright Treasurer Marlene Zuvich Secretary Elaine Panousis Historian Ann Marie Surina Sponsor Mrs. Rosenbaum S'59 Elaine Panousis Linda Vidovich Susan Wright Donna Van Tress Diane Smith Mrs. Rosenbaum 5,-fr' sq ..p - 'Y TOP L J Ong S. Stewart, S, Waugh, J. Budrovich, K. McCowan, S. Petrone, Mrs. Rosenbaum, K. Lukrich, M. Zuvich. ROW 2: S. Wright, l. Gonzales, P. Petras, D. Smith, l. Van Mulligan, l. Vidavich, R. Kazuar, A. Surina, N. Chagenovich, D. Van Tress. L. Novak, K. Rhoades. ROW I. T. Gershon, A. Arellanes, J. Soderman, H. Plancich, N. Petrone, E. Panousis. W 59 Gurls League Offucers Presudent Vuce Presudent Treasurer Secretary Sponsor All gurls un school are members of Gurls League Gurls League works to promote good fellowshup throughout our school and un our communuty The hugh pount of each semester s program us the lnstallatuon Assembly when uncomung offucers receuve the symbols of theur offuce from the outgoung offucers Specual guests at thus tume are the mothers of the cabunet members Each semester the Gurls League puts on the B lO Welcomung party Each sprung they sponsor Cotton Day wuth a specual electuon of the home room can dudates for Loud shurt Kung and Cotton Day Queen Thus royalty reugn at the afternoon party and the nught Cotton Day Dance Carol Thomas Beverly Racek Helen Perry Carolyn Foat Muss Jeanette Marcell W59 S9 Katue Lukruch Judy Roblun Vurgunua Streetman Peggy Hute Mrs Betty Harruson A specually unvuted adult guest commuttee make the final decusuon on the Cotton Queen candudates durung the grand march at the afternoon party Queen candudates must not spend more than S15 for the cotton school frock, and ut must be suutable for school as well as attractuve and becomung Art and Flower us a group that us sponsored by Gurls League Thus group us responsuble for the many attractuve flower arrangements un school offuces and for many of the Chrustmas decoratuons Gurls League sponsors the Gurl of the Week pro gram also lts aum us to hold suutable and attractuve standards for dress before our gurls The presudency of Gurls League us consudered one of the hughest honors and opportunutues un our school 1 J -4 WW :WW W 59 Cabunet TOP l Candy Kohler Barbara Goetz Yvonne Antonuo Januce Soderman Judy Benkeser Pearl MCKIMIOII Lauralyn Borst Donna Van Tress Rosalund Meyers ROW l Rose Marue Kursar Paulune Castagnala Helen Perry Carol Thomas Beverly Racek Carolyn Foat Joy Stanley 'u ' ' . . ,5 . ' i . . . . . , . I . . . , . . . .. , . . . . , . I - . . . . . . . . . . . . . - -J ml? Q ,. 8 , x , , A' . t ' 1 I' u . Ig 4 i ., u A 5 ' x W , 4 is ,J K e A R ,I t ,L ' K q,1 ,l K A A 'A Q A Q 144 sv, U - 94+ ', ' ., J, , Eu fl . , - 3. A ..f'g it , . I u r ' u l I ' J ' , , I . : ' 1 g I , , 1 u - S'59 Girls League ya S 59 Cablnet TOP L Katha Rhoades Sharon Adamson Susan Kove Carole Park Joy Stanley Judy McBrlde Sandy Waugh Beverly Heusterman ROW l Sharon Jacobs Vrrglnra Streetman Peggy Hate Presldent Katve Luknch Judy Roblm Valerre Holwerda Margre Yamamoto Grrls Week In School GIYIS Week each SPYH19 Includes 'YW-WY Sludenls UC' Lmnea Richards actmg as Attendance Ofllce clerk Ing as teachers In each class Thus year FTA members during GH-I5 Week gheqks pn q late student fChar had first chance at thus opportunrty Olnvla Garcua lone Appel: .5 not really Intel calls the roll nn the Poster Lettermg class 'H lflirif -wi... 'Z' s. X'nrl-JN Q21 gm' . . I - H , .. A ' - I A 5 ,, ' . N , f . . . ' R If 1 , if . - , tix 'm,' A p 1 - :- E , . f 2-2 5 , - ge ' 3 , . is 2 3 . re 5 S . E 5 l T ' . ,- i . ' ' ir ,A , A , be 1514, 'Qi-1' gimkgt' ' ' ' Y . .t ' j l 1 -'?1r-nfs-421 'Qllcr1IlP- H gi I .wit X Girls of the Week are chosen for their personality, posture, grooming and suitable dress. Each girl has her favorite clothes, iewelry, per- fume, hobby and record on display in the showcase. Art and Flower Center do flower arrangements for the offices each week, and for special luncheons, Art and Flower Center Kathy Rhoades, Rosa Mary Kursar, Tomi Aguallo, Valerie Holwerda, Josephine Brkich, Beverly Heister- man, Madalen Ruzich, Linda Da ena, S. Jacobs, Abelina Romero. 6-lf .hm ig i Art and Flower Center Girls of the Week W '59 Girls of the Week W'59 A-I2 Shirley Pierce, B-l2 Pat Pitts, A-ll Judy McBride, B-ll Sandy Waugh, A-IO Carol Klakovich, B-lO Mary Ann Miletich. S '59 Girls of the Week TOP L: B-lO Susan Brown, B-ll Judy Winters. ROW l, S'59 A-I0 Karen Horner, A-ll Lupe Hernandez, B-12 Adela Magdelina, A-l2 Dorothy Lande. 'Saw FW teas and banquets. Miss Bicz is sponsor. W'59 and S'59 otticers were, President, R. Kur- sar, S. Jacobs, Vice-pres., L. Van Mulligan, Secre- tary, K. Rhoades, M. Goodrich, Treas., K. Rhoades, L. Novak. W s Center Art and Flower Kathy Gallegos, Olivia Vasquez, Sharon Jacobs, Jeanne Stinson, Eva Husoe, Rose Mary Kursor, Mary Mardesich, Susan Covgf. rera, Jean Char. 1 1 YlY r a - I ': T Sports Night 17 L . TK Sports Night Committee TOP L: Sandra Waugh, Jean Bernard, Mary Ann Marin, Spon- sor, Mr. McBride. ROW I: Susan Brown, Sandra Petrone, Sharon Jacobs, Peggy Hite, Nancy Carr. The Sports Night committee plan eight Sports Nights Boys' League promotes clean sportsmanship and a year. Pirates may participate in various activities school spirit. such as: Table Tennis, Volley ball Checkers, Chess They sponsor many activities such as the Bowling and dancing. League, A and B Football games, a sports car as- These officers served both semesters: sembly, and the faculty basketball game. President: Sandra Petrone May l they sponsored the Loud Shirt King to act Vice President: Peggy Hite as escort for the Cotton Day Queen. Treasurer: Nancy Carr Secretary: Sharon Jacobs Sponsor: Mr. McBride -ir S'59 Boys League Car Show Chairman Tom Meredith, President Chuck Tanner, Sponsor Mr. Tendiclz, Treasurer Tony Olguin, Vice President Terry Johanson. Not pictured, Secretary Bill Ridgway. Steve Goodrich was W'59 Boys' League President. Other officers were Eddie Ryono, Vice Presi- . dent, and Jimmy Slretich, Secre- tary. if fa 3-'-wx 1959 Black and Gold Staffs 'l -ann, W 59 Annual Staff TOP l Davld Koos ed James Soeten Pete Gravett Duck Rouvlere Sylvna Crostlc Lorna Fletcher Marilyn Cralg Thomas Chekel ROW 2 Marlene Twnfard Jean Brady Martrn De Mott Je tt H lt B one e o arbara de Ia Cruz ledra Orttz Martha Howerton Joseph Kendnck ROWI Bnan Osgood Judy Zuccola Vargmua Rasch Delta Esprnosa Carmelo Nucosla Barbara Lovato Jackie Delgado The Annual staffs prepare the history of one year at San Pedro Hugh School The W 59 stat? plans lay out chooses a theme and the design and col ors for the cover They thunk up udeas for drawungs They schedule all sensor pictures collect data on club oltrcers and Identify pictures The Summer Stat? works agamst even tnghter deadlunes They change lay outs nf necessary pur sue delmquent sensors wrlte the copy and attempt to carry out the plans of the Wlnter Staff 27 The S 59 Stal? had a handncap of four weeks no fault of thelr own Homeroom puctures were sched uled three weeks later than usual Thus put much more pressure on the stat? The 1959 book was eaght more pages due to Increase un student enrollment End sheets carry a decoratuon for the flrst tame John Eschevarettr dud the cartoons for us Robert Jones helped wlth photographs Z 3. VI CD .. 3 9 D G VY 'o o 3 UI o '1 233 'til I' .va ,gr 45 W DQ .9 xx, ,gf so 31+ S 59 Annual Staff TOP L Carol Evans Delores Urrea Charleen Bucklatm Freda Hook Carol Oluver JoAnn Carr John Koepke ROW 2 Kathy Gallegos Nlna Bogdanovnch Rachel Kahn Tyke Ann Cross Carmela Nlcosla Bob Young Corwm Byers ROW I Bonme Mann kovnch Pam Henderson Margaret Robmson Lunda Bell Dale Duncan Judy Zuccola - - Snag' 5 ' . ' ' , . N gy . . W s .gk 5 ' ' ' ' , c T 4 , ,Y 4 . l .. T . - , gh! M I 1 . 1 , rm is xg Q, Nt: ,. , . ' 5 N WM ' Q, a . . - 0 , f A ., ' ' K ' N - , - - y 5 , , N . so , ' , . W w'f -..ll Y T N . f J ,, N Q . ' ' . g 2 - it X ' ' ' - W s Q,-X A Q , Q . u . - .D 5 9 1 c.ss e - ' I . - 1 g A 4 flseeciisigffs 3 f ' ' ' , ,mfg 3 I , , xv' i , - f- - f J i . - ' ' m if ix 45, . W . S5145 ' , . ' 5 5 5' W 1 5 . n . Q u s,R' N J nj V , J J ff, , ' . . . .1 If ,. -. .ef N ' ' -- v F f as-V 4' tix K A , 'L 5 I . A 5. :wl l X Liv t 4 Q, ' we A r M to L .-.. la X Staff Editor Assist. Editor Second Page Third Page Sports Advertising Art Photo School Circulation Mail Circulation Correspondent W'59 Margie Yamamoto Steve Smith Jackie Bain Linnea Richards Dinko Bozanich Mary Rasmussen Fred Miller Don Vanderhoof Barbara Sherwood Diane Adams Janice Ong S'59 Dorothy Lande Jackie Bain Jean Bernard, Lei Thurston Schultz Steve Smith Catherine Gasper Fred Miller Bob Vanderhoof Linnea Richards Willy Howard Fore 'n' Aft lani Brunson 1 Q' S Margie Yamamoto, Tommi Aguallo Editors W '59: Margie Yamamoto S '59 Dorothy Lande . 3 ,, 5 TOP L: F. Miller, C. Taylor, J. Bain, S. Smith. ROW I: D. Trutonich, L. Brunson, M. Yamamoto, J. Bernard, C. Ralph, T. Aguallo. Our paper received first class rating from the National Scholastic Press Association in 1957-58. Also high rating for printing and photography from the University of Columbia. Mr. Whelan is the sponsor. Print shop runs of? our paper for Friday to be delivered to home-room subscribers. The Journalism room is always full of hustle and bustle. Pirate reporters write like mad or scramble for facts. Fearless cameramen photograph news- worthy Pirates for each weekly paper and the big senior edition. Each semester the editor is selected by the student body. Candidates must meet student body officers standards, have taken Journalism l, and have the approval of the sponsor. W'59 Staff TOP L: D. Trutanich, D. Barbieri, D. Bozanich, F. Miller. ROW 2: M. Ras- mussen, D. Lande, R. Lehman, L. Rich- ards, C. Taylor, D. Cole, J. Goodrich. ROW l: J. Bernard, B. Sherwood, T. Aguallo, M. Yamamoto, N. Whitlord, K. Ong. S'59 Staff J ' . , ,FF . - Hy: if ju. TOP L: R. Russell, J. Simitch, W. Miller, W. Bolon, P. Murchette, C. Nieman. ROW 3: S. Burns, N. Guerrero, K. Graham, A. Magdelena, M. Gonzales, C. Alba, A. Magana. ROW 2: L. Flores, L. Briley, G. Forbes, E. Salazar, R. Contreras, M. Clayson, J. Cherney, T. Sanchez. ROW l: G. Lindsey, L. Schmalz, R. Givins, S. Allen, E. Esparza. Sales ll class work with Mr. Schofield to sell the annual each year. They wrote advertising for the newspaper and school blackboards, they made posters urging Pirates to buy NOW. This year 100 more copies were sold than in 1958. H.. Mr. Walker works with Photography I and ll classes Beginning photographers help out as their knowl edge increases. Photo ll cameramen take pictures for the Fore 'n' Aft, the Black and Gold Pirate Scrap book and many other needs. ,y f limi., W r y i W up egg ' -8-see gs' , R 't ::, li W'v ie. J: md' f 'L s o V. v, ,r V V 64? gf V7 .1 u l v . 't 'Y T i 1' , we 4... I .V 'XQIQASJQ ,fx Am 4-,xg 1 , ww E as .il Deon chowenhiu Bob Vcnderhoof Don Vaughn Photo I TOP L: M. Cook, C. Hecht, A. Zan- kich, S. McMurtrie, .l. Silvas, H Playford, J. McDonald. ROW 2: R Loomis, N. Katnich, M. Franklin, B Brownell, R. Baehlke. ROW l: A Emerson, E. Griggs, D. West, G Smith, O. Archuletta, R. Kahn. Phil Tuttle Robert Jones 'tai-Ps J. , I Red Cross I5 . fail 1uT'. - ' Y' ,z-im' . I i .11 'N 54: J-175' ' 1 'lf 391' L J ' TT ' f. 3 ' W 'gt ' . - 9 ,F 'iz ' i. - ' ' tl t ,T- hi . x 5 ,. X K M ' h fy .. ' I 1 ' - - p 2, T Q . ' 1 i .I W., f - 3 Red Cross j-AIA ig , - .3 l TOP L: F. DiBernardo, J. McCutchion, B. Snyder, P. Winans, S. Uskovich, L. Girodanengo, J. Stinson, S. Parkinson. ROW l: R. Mattera, G. Dileva, R. Morelli, L. Lozaro, B. Gotz, K. Gasper, A. Valtino, Mr. Alexander. Junior Red Cross in December with Mr. Alexander as sponsor. President Jim McCutchion Vice President Mildred Hall Treasurer Rose Morelli Secretary Kitty Gasper Sponsor Mr. Alexander possible. Junior Red Cross sponsors the Red Cross Driye in our school each year. This club was newly reorganized Student Contributions TOP L: D. Newton, M. Golden, M. Hummel, J. Bruce, G. Nail, C. Bush, J. Wilson. ROW 7: M. Stuart, R. Spangler, S. Clarke, C. Hayes, S. Byers, M. Capilaito, J. Arno, B. Griffin, D. Johnston. ROW 6: J. Fiske, C. Henson, V. Goossens, V. Bollinger, R. Taylor, C. Thoren. ROW 5: S. Arredondo, A. Menzel, K. Kennerson M. Brady, J. Dickey, J. Gorman. ROW 4: P. Redlew, J. Aldridge, M. Nortensen, B. Latimer, L. Laven, H Flores, J. Budiovich. ROW 3: K. Quinlan, J. Keith, N. Brown, F. Bear, B. Bishop, D. Brunson, D. Johansen ROW 2' S Pekich C Bessey G Barnett J Korn E Lanzone ROWI N Jason V Lan an R alla . . , . , . , . , . . : . , . g , .C do, K. Horner, H. Mukae. fm? 'fa -:Zi The proiect for the year was o Treasure Chest to be sent to the Red Cross headquarters, destination un- known. Woodshop, Clothing Department, and Art Department worked with the group to make this Student Contributions Members of Student Contributions help keep our halls clean, and remind loiterers to move on. Student Contributions president was W '59, Dorothy Lande, and for S '59, Kathy McCowan. These girls worked closely with their sponsor, Mr. Brummett. 73 Music Guild, Jazz Club 3 'Ht' -,gff ar-nl 12 Muslc Gulld TOPL R Lens C Parkunson C Pavluck O Stagnuro S Van Hook J Smnth F Muller ROW 2 P Frank L Gurodanengo J Bernard P Gyokers P Stewart L Bell M Wullnams V Rasch C Rubottom ROWl D Harrlson T Shaw E Hodgson Muslc Guild and Jazz Club Muslc Guild meets every Tuesday Noon to lusten to varlous types of muslc Members of the club learn to understand and appreclate good musuc Last fall the Muslc Guild attended South Pacufic at the Egyptian Theater, Hollywood OHICSFS for W and S 59 were Pres T Shaw, P Stewart V P D Harruson S Van Hook, Sec E Hodgson J Bernard, Treas L Maybee, S Van Hook, Sponsor, Mr Wood Jazz Club meets every Wednesday They listen to all types of 'azz Dues are used to furmsh new records Last fall they receuved puns for the first time Offlcers 'for W and S 59 are Pres J McCut chuon, V P A Emerson, Sec S Ortega Treas C Peterson, Info Chalrman L Ortiz Lab E Gnggs REARL T Johanson R Buchan J Bernard L Bowles J Garbel D Newton P Gyokers D Hoover B Walsworth O Staqnaro S Von Hook ROW 2 J McCutchlon E Torres K Gallegos O Vasquez L Borst I Katnuch A Johnson L Hernandez C Byers M Wnlllams ROW l Mr Gault T Englezos B Adams J Davls P Gorman L Walters L Mclntosh L Maybee R Bagllazo H Mount tug, li QQ 4' 'blur MM Junior Art Association 1958-1959 Officers President - - - Torn Englelos Vice President A - Rugs Medevig Treas.-Secy. - . Jonny Moy SPONSOY - - Mrs. Jewers RIGHT: TOP, D. Dudley, J. Moy, W. Brown, F. Di- Bernardo, R. Medevic, A, Garcia. ROW 2: D. Fel' ando, K. MacDonald, D. MocGilligan. ROW I: C. Mills, P. Owens, l. Amavisca, J. Carr, Many members are not pictured. A1 ,-l LN The Junior Art Association meets at noon on Tues- days in Room lOO. The group was organized last spring to encourage participation in local and na- tional contests, to provide a workshop for art- minded students, and those interested in aeroplane and automobile design. The special programs sponsored by the club have had an excellent attendance, of members, faculty, and interested Pirates unable to program Guest speakers this year included Mrs. Banta on Mexican art, Mr. Zotter on ceramics, Miss Strain on Art Juries, Mr. Dan Wood on sculpture, Mr. Jim Nibbs lan alumnus, and painterl on Painting, and Bob Bentovoia, staff artist and former Pirate, now on the Los Angeles Examiner. The Junior Art Association also helped prepare students to understand the Van Gogh exhibit, which sixty art students saw at the L.A. County Museum in an art class. - ' 5 February. LEFT: Even the teachers rush through lunch to attend the programs. Miss Feutz, acting Girls' Vice-principal during Miss Turner's illness leave, gives Mr.lMiller some art pointers. RIGHT: President Tom Englezos pauses in his otti- cial duties to see some of the paintings Bob Benlovoia showed the group. One of the well-attended programs of the Junior Art Association s noon meetings a alumni Bob Bentovoja, stat? cartoonist, Los Angeles Examiner as speaker On Stage, Everybody. av- Q 'fl Family Circle finds Joy Stan- 4 ley, L, amazing Diane Escobar, Valerie Holwerda, and Marilynn Craig. Drama Calendar s. Qdobe, 30-W'59 Drama Assembly, Playhouse State One-Act Play Tournament. December 4, 5-Family Circle. April 1-5,59 Drama Assembly: March ll- Riders to the Sea Best Play, Pasadena May 21' 22-The N'9h' of January 16' Os C., 'Q L J. 'I 9 Q 6 P if TOP ROW: Valerie Holwerda, Marilynn Craig, and Joyce Botwin won first prize at Pasadena Playhouse in Riders to the Sea: Helen Perry was Mrs. Skinner in Family Circle. Helen has served as Production Manager, and wan the W'59 Best Thespian Award. ROW 2: John Bruce, Kristina Parry, and Bill Bloomingdale in one of the popu- lar Noon Drama Parties, Bill Bloomingdale was cast as Mr. Skinner in Family Circle. Bill was the first two-semester president in Thespian history. ROW 3: Cast of Family Circle' Top: Bob Love, Joyce Botwin, Kris- tina Parry, John Bruce, Joy Stanley, Jim Sketich, Bill Bloomingdale, John Ridgway, Helen Perry. Seated: Marilynn Craig, Diana Escobar, Valerie Holwerda, Right: Joyce Botwin holds her Best Actress Award from Pasadena Playhouse State One-act Tourna- ment, March l959. National Thespian Society, Troop 435 ROW ONE: Jocelynne Snyder, Bill Bloomingdale, Joyce Botwin, Valerie Halwerda. ROW TWO: Helen Perry, Bar- bara de la Cruz, John Bruce, Diana Escobar, ROW THREE: Rosalind Meyers, Larry Tcylor, Dorothy Lande, Joe Roias. ROW FOUR: Joy Stanley, Peggy Hite, Bill Ridgway, Joanne Lucek, ROW FIVE: Russell Ashby, Bob Love, Susan Wright, Michael Cook. Mr. Shettield, Director. Thespians wear white sweaters with black and gold emblem on the front. Candidates must earn points by drama activities. They appear in skits at Noon Drama parties. 4- 41 QL in .5 5 1-v 5 -1 Ui 19 YA' tt' sf' Thespian oFficers for W'59 and S'59: Pres. B. Bloomingdale, V. Pres. J. Stanley, V. Hol- werda, Trea. J. Bruce, Mike Cook, Sec. B. de la Cruz, J. Lucek: Hist. H. Perry, J. Snyder. . TOP: Bill Ridgway pleads his love to Pat Gyokers in Sunday Cost Five Pesos' re hearsal before Tessie Gates and Roz Meyers, also in the play. MIDDLE: S'59 cast, Joyce Botwin, as Karen Andre, accuses Corrie Henson, as Nancy Faulkner, in The Night of January 76. Larry Taylor, the district attorney, watches BOTTOM: Drama students Steve Smith and Joy Stanley entertain at Cotton Day School attairs would be dull without our dromatists. Stage Arts, Stage Crew, and Sound Crew are essential to our school. Stage Arts class designs and finishes stage sets, does make-up for school plays, special decorations in halls, otfices, and foyer. They decorate for banquets, assem- blies, and other iobs requiring art skills. Mrs. .Iewers supervises. Mr. McCants' Stage Crew constructs stage sets and puts them in position. They handle lighting, proiectors, and curtains. They are a very important group also. Sound Crew is responsible for all sound equipment used on our campus, at football games, home baseball games, Senior Court broadcasts and the flag ceremonies. It is important that these groups work well together. Each crew member does a part necessary to the whole. Our crews work like an assembly line. STAGE ARTS STAGE CREW Sound Crew 78 Sound Crew L.: J. Bryant, C. Torres, T. Ernest foreman, F. Stanovich, Mr. Mancuso sponsor, M. Hammon. STAGE CREW L.: J. Costa, J. Verdugo, P. Palacios, C. Trainotti. ROW 3: B. Sola, D. Dahl- quist, D, Vaughan. ROW 2: P. Avila, R. Maestas, D. Groscup, J. Feria. ROW I: F. Stanovich, A. Russo. F STAGE ARTS I.: B. Frias, D. Evans, T. Fitzgerald, H. loya. ROW 2: R. Contreras, F. Tanaka, Mrs. Jewers, L. Vidovich, F. Jones, S. Patapoft, J. Holt, P. Calla- way. ROW I: E. lane, A. Lopez, E. Nunez, B. Quinn, C. Doland. Future Teachers of Amenca, Chess Club TOP L Mr Betts J Benkezer C Parlunson L Gurodonenga J Cadenbach R Stevenson R Kursor N Carr M Goodrich J Davis L Leven T Englalos C Surmey ROW 2 P Gyokers J Ellch P Gorman S Von Hook J Bernard O Stagnaro K Frlcke L Hernandez A Johnson ROWI K Goodman V Street man B Gotz K Gasper K Lucknch S Waugh S Jacobs C Lampshnre Mrss Fowler FTA The Future Teachers of America chapter In our school was organized In March l958 but has grown and because of nts excellent program buds fanr to become one of the strongest clubs on campus FTA IS sponsored by AB chapter of Delta Gappa Gamma an honor socaety of women teachers It IS affiliated with the natuonal FTA Our local chapter also lolned the CTA In Apnl FTA members began the supervlsuon of the new Noon Study Hall un Bungalow 2 Last fall they helped wuth regastratlon and acted as lumor counselors ot new students Wlth the Amerncan Field Service they co sponsored a benefit performance They attended an FTA conference at USC last fall Thelr Christmas party attracted 48 teachers, and after school' Members learn about thelr chosen profession and have fun doing It Sponsors are Muss Fowler and Mr Betts Chess Club The Chess Club newly reorgamzed this semester hold noon games Each semes ter they hold a run oft to choose our clty entry to be held at Faurtleld Hugh thus year Here IS a club that needs very little vlslble equlpment But members can sharpen thelr wuts and lmprove their strategy anywhere anytime The sponsor IS Mr Goldberg Happy Chess players L J Mclaughlm M Franklm Mr Goldberg L Conversono J Lehman B Anderson J Gasper W Peascoe 79 French Club TOP L, J, Steele, M. Goodrich, K. Gaspcr, D. Lande, R. Stevenson, N. Carr, Miss R Vegher, R. Eide. ROW 2: M. Rasmussen, S. Jacobs, J. Asplin, S. Van Hook, E. Griggs, D. Macliilligan. ROW l: P. Gorman, J. Bernard, J, Elich, R. Boehlke, P. Stewart, :A S. Brown. French Club French Club studies the language, customs and the history of the French people. They listen to records, lectures and skits. They made Christmas Card Scrapbooks, and gave them to the school Christmas Cheer Drive. They also helped on the annual Foreign Language Clubs' Christmas Party. The Club is working on a project of correspondence with French students. 6: 11 A , is S .- C tbl Latin Club Latin Club members study the life, customs and dress of the Romans, the history of the Roman Empire, and its mythology. They had a Christmas party in December. On their calendar is a Spring Picnic, and Initiation. Latin Club participates in the Spring Foreign Lan- guages banquet. Once a month the club has a special outing or activity. The club is a member of the Junior Classical Club League. French Club Officers Latin Club Officers W '59 S '59 W '59 S '59 President Mary Rasmussen Marilyn Goodrich John Bruce Olivia Stagnaro Vice President Joy Griggs Ronnie Eide Marilyn Goodrich Barbara Dolan Treasurer Roselle Stevenson Judy Asplin Roselle Stevenson Sharon Jacobs Secretary Judy Steele Nancy Carr Olivia Stagnaro Nancy Carr Sponsor Miss Vegher Miss Vegher Mrs. Barragar Mrs. Barragar ,- 0' 4. v Q 'JJ--I ef Q2 4'-5 r- . i 5 ,I-,-'Q' gf- is Y' ' ,s i oo 4- Q 5 if TJ W C' Qc' 1. 4 'i ,Y , NA- i7 X I-C4 Latin Club TOP L: J. Brkich, S. Clarke, B. Wolsworth, J, Asplin, L. Bell, M. Rasmussen, T. Zuanich, G. Sampson. ROW 21 D. Johnson, L, Bowles, O. Stagnoro, N. Carr, B. Goldberg, D, Hoover, R. Bagliazo, R, Stevenson, ROW l: Mrs. Barragar, J. Bruce, S. Morford, B. Dolan, S. Bourguignon, E. Johnston, M. McGowan. 80 Spanish Club Spanish Club American Field Service Club TOP L: J. Dickie, E. Panousis, R. Kusar, C, Fults, l. Walters, P. Pitts, M. Rusich. ROW 2: S. Wright, C. Hayes, C Smith, A. Emerson, D. West, M. Zavala. ROW 1: D. Larson, Y. Reskusich, P. Hite, L. Lazarro, A. Romero, E Griggs, Mr. Leon. Spanish Club W'59 and S'59 ofiicers were: President A. Romero, K. Fricke, V. President D. Larson, M. Mardesich, Treasurer Y. Reskusich, J. Chor, Secretary P. Hite, Y. Reskusich, At Christmas time we ioined with the other 'for- eign languages clubs to break a pinata at the Christmas party. We also sang Christmas carols in Spanish for the classes iust before the mid year holiday, a club tradition. We planned a Spring Spanish Club Banquet. American Field Service Club This club was organized April 24, l959. Miss Fowler is sponsor. Olticers were President J. Elich, V. Presi- dent P. Blackstone, Secretary E. Dana, Treasurer M. Hoggan, Historian S. Brown, Publicity Manager A. Arian. First purpose of the club is to promote world peace through understanding. Barbara Goetz, West Berlin, first Pirate exchange student, showed slides on her home town. A UN representative spoke to the group at a meeting. 'lv CN '47 i'f - .l' A4 Llf. -1 American Field Service Club TOP L: A. Arian, B. Anderson, L. Giordonengo, M. Hoggan, J. Aldridge. ROW 1: Miss Fowler, L. Richter, B. Goetz, P. Blackstone, S. Brown, E. Dana, P. Frank, M. Hall. INSET: Janice Elich. 81 Literary Lights in the Harbor President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Historian Sponsor A H PIRATE SCRIBES TOPL M Goodrich J Cadenback J Dickie M Marin L Walters P Wemes S Petrone S Jacobs R Kusar K Quinlan ROWI K Fricky P Hite P Gorman Mrs Foster R Stevenson M Mortonson N Carr D Plscosclo Quill and Scroll Pirate Scribes W 5 Larry Taylor Tommi Aquallo Mana Oliver Jean Bernard Lmnea Richards Mr Whelan 9 S 59 Steve Smith Margie Yamamoto Lmnea Rlcards Mary Rasmussen .lean Bernard Mr Whelan W59 Roselle Stevenson Nancy Carr Diane Pascaslo Diane Pascaslo Mrs Foster Quill and Scroll IS a national honorary lournal Pirate Scribes meet with Mrs Foster to criticize ism society. They elect new members once a year. their OWN POEMS, Stories Gnd SSSCIYS- Meetings are on alternate Fridays. Each spring they hold a contest and make awards 1958-l959 guest speakers included Benny Perez f0l' ihe best in each field- and Mrs. Ruth Stroud of the New Pilot. 7- 4 my 82 ' A. T if .wit .411 ,M ... , -1 ,fxr .f J iw Ai'-r . i S59 Sandra Petrone Rosemary Kusar Karen Frlcke Karen Frucke Mrs Foster QUILL AND SCROLL: TOP L: F. Taylor J. Ridgeway R. Ashby. ROW 2: J. Snyder R. Meyers S. Wright J. Lucek J. Roios. ROW l: D. Lande T. Gershon D. Escobar B. Love. National Forensic League 96 23 38 ,S 35- ly 'S J 4 L' K .fr 3 3 A.. Q- , i Vngfx N. F. L. TOP L: Bob Frary, Pat Gorman, Jim McCutchion, Lance Sparks, Mr. Bachelor. ROW l: Karen Frary, Dyonne Farnham, Paticia Gyokers, Anita Spignese. N. F. L. The National Forensic League is more commonly known as N. F. L. To merit a place in the National Forensic League, members must take an active part in contests, tournaments and other public speaking situations that they may earn the necessary 25 points for membership. These points must be ap- proved and registered with the N. F. L. National Secretary in Ripon, Wisconsin. N. F. L. officers for W'59 and S'59 were: Pres- ident Anita Spignese, Patricia Gorman, Vice Pres- ident Dianna Escobar, Patricia Gyokers, Tournament Managers, Mary Gail Congleton, Lance Sparks. Mr. Bachelor sponsors the group. This year N. F. L. members participated in Speech Tournaments at U. S. C and U. C. L. A. They held a Celebration Picnic at the close of the Community Chest drive, which they helped put over. Eating is a favorite Pirate activity. Sometimes it is organized and official, as at this luncheon lleftl for new Student Body Officers at midyear. But the largest unplanned activity on campus meets at intermission and noon here and there, for that well-known pastime, eating and talking. Skill and talent are not required. Participants don't even elect officers. , ' rp. ,, . . ' .S Q V J U '5 t u 1 Q -1' fi - 'vi' 4 1 . N-if Q N. Pg S -J ii! ,,......,--Q -.vws , as 433 O 9 Q NA .... '71 at . v TOP L: J. Christensen, J. Mayers, P. Negrette, R. Le Page, R. Brown, J. Hansen, R. Parsons, H. Caseras, H. Magee, R. Chase, M. Pesutich, R. Foat, J. Oliphant, R. Ashby, W. Scienza, M. Haynes. ROW 5: D. Newton, D. Ashford, C. Beasely, J. Erickson, B. Nelson, N. Trani, ROW 4: F. Amaltitano, E. Castro, A. Lopez, P. Billiarde, P. Winans, B. Baker, J. Stinson, F. Hook, C. Oliver. ROW 3: C. Murray, L. Busher, R. Onorato, D. Bryant, V. Carr, G. Crook. ROW 2: J. Halstead, M. Jones, D. Pascasio, R. Boyd, G. Guerrero, M. Cas taneda, E. Torres, C. Riggs. ROW 'lz Mrs. Shuck, I. Brenden, L. Romero, B. Johnson, J. Korn, P. Lindstrom, E. Lane, J. Eizenga, M. Williams, C. Foraker, M. Riggs. Choir The Choir, with the band and Orchestra, presented their annual Christmas Concert to Pirates, and an- other one at night for the community. Members par- ticipated in the talent show at Gardena, and pre- sented it as a benefit here to buy new robes and uniforms. They presented a successful Spring Con- cert at Dana. Choir Seniors and Soloists TOP L: J. Christensen, R. Parsons, M. Haynes, R. Ashby, J. Erickson, W. Scienza, D. Ashford. ROW 2: E. Torres, P. Billiarde, N. Trani, M. Riggs. ROW l: B. Baker, W, Nelson, C. Foraker. 84 Soloists Soloists and small groups provided entertainment for numerous club meetings and activities, not only on campus but in town. Pat Billiarde tried out in the L. A. Future Artists of America contest. Choir presi- dent was Joe Calafato, W'59, and Russell Ashby, S'59. Mrs. Shuck is director. 1 Q.. F: , . ,eq we 1' Qzfl W ,g...'i, , . My Y 5 ll 1' .Qu II K Q x J.. fx ' L. 'i X 1 N- , 17 'li' X I A I X Afj ' 4 ,Q f-: . E A L v - gl, 4' 4 ,, '1'aA I ' ' 1 9' x x. A 9 'Q NA , -4- ' H- ' K -f-an-nabAJ M 2+ ' ' 2 - h ' ll ' N' x '-2. l - ' A ef W .v 2 X K. ,, , ? Letter Gurls TOPL N Petrone L Mullugaru R Kusor P Hueght M Goodruch A Emerson M Mcurun ROW 3 K Perry Muss Bundung S Jacobs J Steele D West M Tudor S Guun D Stephens B De Lo Cruz B Racek B Fenten S Mount ROW 2 A Romero R Kahn M Armushaw L Paune D Hallenbeck A Arellanes M Congleton B Sherwood V Boyd R Stevenson J Smuth ROW l J Stanley A Du Mucellu K Metzer L Antonuc F Amalfltano P Flynn P Stune C Frucke N Carr N Plancuch E Gruggs Offucers Presudent Vuce Presudent Treasurer Secretary Lettergurls us a servuce organuzatuon that helps our school GAA and the Physucal Educatuon Depart ment A Lettergurl must belong to GAA for three semesters and earn sux creduts for her sweater and letter After school they offucuate at the GAA volleyball and basketball and at Playday Creduts are guven for partucupatung un sports at least two days a week For each addutuonal semester a star us awarded to wear on the sleeve Lettergurls sell programs at the football games They help usher at athletuc events Wuth the Varsuty Club they co sponsor the Sprung Homecomung Dance Patrucua Flynn Frances Amalfitono Karolyn Metzger Pattu Stune Sponsor Muss Bundung Letter Gurls W59 S59 Barbara Sherwood Lunda Van Mullugan Donna Hallenbeck Mary Gaul Congleton Muss Bundung The Lettergurl sweater us un the school colors black wuth gold unsugnua Luke the other offucual stu dent sweaters the sweater uses the SP plus the GA A unutuals A star means that a gurl has earned twelve pounts un a semester lf a gurl earns fourteen extra pounts un a semester, she may wear a scuber on the upper sleve To keep the saber she must earn two extra pounts the followung semester Only a senuor may hold the offuce of presudent The annual Lettergurl Breakfast was held on Janu ary 20 1959 They also held a Kudnap Breakfast for new members who came as they were when waked brught and early Lfdfe M'06!ll,Cf5 C0012 U1 pCl,CLage:f . :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . z. , 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- - 7- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- - 5- 1- 1- 1 . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . . 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L R alone R Medevtc R Oreb T Olgurn H alkenstern D chey eld rnckson ROW 3 T Johansen D Carmen L Taylor M Lucero F Muller J Stanley J Brunac D Newton J Bogdanovuch H Prrfogle ROW 2 B Grnlffm D Dudley W Brown D Nlchols G Medak T Jankovnch R Futch ROWI J McCutchron C Dudley Coach Serxos Varstty Club members may earn their letters ID any sport by gtvmg thetr fierce loyalty and vigorous support to the team Members work for top place un sports and sportsmanshnp The boys serve thesr school In sports and other means also The bug Car wash earned S269 This year they marked off the Faculty Parking lot Their funds go for othlettc equnpment Each semester they have a specual Awards Banquet W59 and S59 ofTlcers were presldent C Dudley J Weld Vnce president J McCutchnon J Stanley treasurer R Malone D Dudley The sponsor ns Coach Seuxas AWARDS BANQUET TOPL R Frtch J Zar andJ Bogdanovlch ROW l Terry Ernest Assust Football Coach George USC Dlnko Bozanuch l , ' ' - 5 - , t . -J .2 f t , ,I N . s N . TOP..M ,, ',. ,. ',.F ',.Ri ,J.W,J.E' . :. , Best Athlete of The Tear I U I U A . - , l fs , - , - f , f xxx . , . . b xy P I 'll L' L 1 f A J K air 964 fo win. - pay UPC, I0 fly I , I g Homecoming, November 21, 1958 Q3 144 sy Pnncesses Carol Thomas and Duane Escobar smlle durmg the afternoon Homecommg pa rade on Daniel s Fleld Homecoming queen Michelle Lufkm and Var stty football s Vance Hanson take the floor at the Homecommg Dance 'lm Queen Michelle Lufkln and her escorts Dlnko Bozanuch and Steve Goodrich are drawn by cheerleaders Carolee Peterson and Jud: Kel Iogg cnded by small Mr Ollphant 'UO '5 n,f1 MQ' C 9 '., ' Sf , V 1 Q VY t A x sw- 1 A s H W if F :f2f3f K I W fha ,, . Vlfif 1 3 . . vt' 5 ' tg . , . f ff H l ' a' Y' ' ' I - ' I M1 I ss 1 - H' X E' A i' ' , K ' A 2 fs 5 I A3 - My K ,,. ,K ,, ., A , 7 ,- , 4 , ,, f 6' in . . 4 ' I . V, , ,WJ 5 Vt ' V 4 ,ns M 1 ,eq-vnu, '. ' 1i.'v 'i i . 7,1 Q , ,AY W . .V K .fr ' K ,V glue,-fweli, , W N A 3 Mn A' iw ..,..,,, ,, ' 2 . A -. 1. 1' ,. 'r ' n 1 Piggy A ., v - .. m, ' ' 1-M-N' f, , , ' Z A f.. V Y' wiv' f r ' vt , f gif 5 ' Y V , 4 A, . J:-VK .., A - . . Qvxorsrceeaeggp'o'rv.v+'d l f'w'o'e,g.' 0' ' 23. q, on l .o.o.o.o.o.o.o.o .ofofofvffshp Candy Kohler and Danny Moore were chosen King and Queen at Fi the B410 Welcommg Dance, the Autumn Rock. Martha Ney and Frank Halvor sen reigned Feb I3 at the Su perstntnon Swmg Carolee Peterson and Rudy Cor roles were chosen Kung and Queen at the W 59 Prom Rhap sody In Blue Baseball Booster Day Queens and crowners were left Lunda Vldovlch Robert Gray Marlene Zuvnch Cllfford Dudley Katie lukrlch John Lukln 1,54 505 s fs. TU J' L14 319 'XJ If ff: .. Cotton Day May l Queen Betty Isbntz and Doug Rnchey wnth thenr Prmcesses lmda Vndovlch and lunda Cason rule the day and were honored at the dance 89 Computer Club Rifle Club we-Ms New Clubs in 1959 ii-an-ol Computer Club The Compuler Club as the newest an our school They meel at noons a different day each week and have no oflncers Mr Slollen us sponsor LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Slollen Mules Coverdale Warren Peascoe Harvey Osherenko Pamela Frank Lunda Ruchter Jean Bernard Rifle Club The Rifle Club meels every Monday mghl at the Poluce Range The members are requesled to have a rufle slngle shol 22 Olflcers are Presldenl A Bacheluer and Secretary J Barn TOPI. Bull Groscup Hudson Mount larry Taylor Mr McBrlde Sponsor ROW l Bull Thomas Alberl Bacheluer Joe Duggs Jum Soelen. 3? go 510 fr lk 'Sf ,f .-.4 uf 4 ' . 3-. 4 v 1' if f'X3,J E5 4.1 Qgl 'M wt C?-r P .21 Varsity Football TOP L.: Coach Balen, E. Ryono, R. Cooks, D. Ashford, L. Walters, Coach Seixas, ROW 45 l. Leisure, R. Strand, B. Frary, M. Jasperiko, G. Sedillo, A. Bouza, J. Margetich, C. Sutlovich, B. lvon, l. Booker, P. Robberstad, T. Perkov. ROW 3: B. Frias, C. Tanner, K. Harter, J. Pandora, J. Stanley, R. Campbell, D. Mardesich, P. Gravett, P. Loveridge, R. Doyle, J. Rodich, G. Vladic. ROW 2: M. Haynes, A. Villanueva, H. Edney, F. Jones, R. Corrales, J. Kendrick, J. Carr, D. Dudley, M. Oreb, T. Jankovich, C. Gardner, D. lane, R. Oreb, M. Steve. ROW 1: J. lukin, J. Costa, J. Vidovich, F. Stanovich, V. Hansen, J. Mattera, T. Jones, Captain J. Zar, T. Anderson, D. Vaughn, C. Dudley, K. Potter, T. Otguin, R. Berglund, B. Petrich, Manager C. Clayton. ions 10710 l0fl7 lOf24 lOf3l llf7 llfl4 11721 Uardify jooflaf 92 Dorsey ....... Garfield .......... Washington ....... Gardena ....... Narbonne ........ Jordan ....... Wilson ....... Banning ..... Venice ....... Fremont .,......... Westchester ....... km 1, f far'-i1 3'-Sf 'iikiff Q . -U41 Varsity Junior Varsity Bee's We They We They We They l2 25 .... .... 0 58 34 O .... .... 6 6 22 6 25 7 i2 l8 31 2 .... .... F orfeit l l 3 O Win Forfeit Forfeit I 0 7 .... .... F orfeit l 7 26 25 8 O 20 .... .... F orfeit l .. .... 38 I4 .... .. l2 l9 24 'I2 Vaughn and Zar 126, go in to tackle championship. .Q ,shy HRH., N2 're f Banning's ball-carrier. Banning took the All-City ' l 1 K Our Product Gets a Special Routine TOP: Girls from the Home Economics' Fashion Shaw pose: Lett: M. Hall, J. Aves, D. Lakos, K. Bush. RIGHT: J. Snyder, M. Miletich, M. Hall, F. Carnevale, B. lsbitzf J. Stanley. INSET: V. Boyd won the S100 Civinette scholarship. RIGHT: Businessmen talked to Pirate seniors on Senior Career Day. Pirates donated, and the Industrial Arts Department built the Treasure Chest, tilted by Jr. Red Cross and the Home Economics Department. The Art Department also helped. Officers Kitty Gasper and Jim McCutchion point with pride. Student sign-up on Registration Day is necessary to vote. Litterbugs BELOW: Carrie Hansen stops Litterbugs Burt Grinin and Steve Smith. Keep our halls clean! 1 .1 s 5 f- .J v.. 1 , I I I Our Pirate Products are on the go! Caterettes, dressed in their checked uniforms in pink, blue, lavender, yellow, prepare to board the bus for a tour where they learn how pro- fessionals prepare and serve food. Loud Shirt King Doug Richey with gay birds Gilbert Lau, Don Ashford and Don Vaughn in bright plumage were among the lads who help- ed brighten the Cotton Day Scene. Clif? Dudley showed great form, despite the doctor's prediction that his hand iniury would put him out of play the rest of the season. W' I .X f X ,lfilulllpimm , , f A -e 1 fi4j,j1,' J v :55 jr ? 'Q . 'A Q75 il. 'li H222 s M i i 5? f' v. if ? ii. S, f A , s' L 4 K sf 'X X if tr-' R ' , 4 fl : ' iizlxf. s ,. J. x ' 9 5' R . - av ,tif 5 , Varsity and Bee football squads finished another fine ik ' ku , X, r . . . . 2 J Pirate season. Our Varsity was predicted to place fourth r r A-H I it in league competition, but upset Narbonne to finish in ll 1 7, qi, Marine League 2nd place. Gary Welborne, tailback, led 1 'eg J will the Buc Bee's to wins and 3 losses, but still finished ,,R,,h ' , R In P last because of ineligible players. We won our first ., 1 league clash 3l-2. Tailback Jim Zar led the Pirates to a ' T3-O hard fought victory with Narbonne. Our grid 5 machine finally broke down 7-TO before the powerful yr X Jordan team. Q, , gr ' 1 X 2' N 'C ' 1 Banning Pilots proved too tough for us 20-O, which de- X g cided the League title. g sw ff, N' vig. f . , fu t fee.: Zar was awarded Most Valuable player, Vidovich Most Inspirational player, Welborne, the Captain's Trophy, Koepke, Most Valuable Bee. s 3 . . . fc, .. Varsity and Bee team managers did a fine lob, also. V 'Jigga ti' is . fi V5 ' , R i 'ff 4 ri TOP: Son Pedro's Jim Zar goes for yardage against Banning's Eleven. BOTTOM: Bee Gridder Gary Welborne goes for ten in the 21-O Romp against Jordan's Bullpups. - .i Y as Bee-Football Y TOP L: Coach Sonnichson, J. Oatfield, J. Oliphant, R. Tuell, C. Jackson, D. Moore, R, Street, F. Ortez, D, Parra, R. Marott, A Cook, M. Burns, R, Lyon, R. La Forest, Coach Jenssen. ROW 4: J. Davis, J. Christensen, F. Morales, A. Orlando, B. Richey, D. Papadakis, J. Kovacevich, L. Bell, L. Solorzano, M. SaHell, E. Miller, J. Gorman, A. Bulich, S. Ralph, G. Gomez. ROW 3: H. Prilcgle, S. Cimino, B. Reynolds, S. Blydenburgh, R. Torgersrud, C. Aguirre, B. Thomas, B. Burge, S. Nielsen, H, Playford, B Bugarin, A. Espinoza. ROW 2: S, Flett, R. Anderson, D. Metzger, S. Caseres, M. Furmen, J. Rosenberg, N. Metzger, N. Papadakis C. Alberthal, L. Chaddack, R. Harvey, H. Caseres, ROW T: F. McAteer, M. Calandrino, C. Antonovich, J. MacKilligan, C. Carr A. Bivinetto, A. Zamubio, J. Noll, J. Koepke, G. Welborn, J. lbarra, A. Garcia. rt' QC ra . W M - 9 P Q ' Qi 5:- Us gl Q. as -. -I Basketball, Varsity and Junior Varsity Varsity TOP L.: Coach Bell, B. Parke, J, McCutchion, J. Bogdonovich. ROW l C Tra nottl T Johansen, D. Bozanich, J. Weld, D. Truanich. Not Pictured: C Andro ich Varsity We Washington ....... 46 Westchester ...,... 46 Loyola ........ 68 Jefferson ....., 49 Gardena ...... 65 Narbonne ....... 44 Jordan ...... 44 Loyola ...... 64 Banning ....... 63 Gardena ...... 63 Junior Varsity TOP L.: N. Bologna, D. Barbierri, J. DiCola, C Anro ch R Medo c Coach e ROW l: V, Cole, L. Mathews, 8, Brown, P. Bozan ch R Cherne Felsch NOT PICTURED: W. Shuck, M. Logan. 33 TOP: Bogdanovich moves in to guard Narbonne's center. The Season The Varsity Basketball team under Coach Bell had a very successful season. They placed Second in the Marine League competition. The Pirate squad went into the second round of All-City play-offs, to be defeated by a strong Jefferson team. Three of our Varsity made the All-Marine League team, Jack Bogdanovich, Dinko Bozanich and John Weld. Bogdanovich was chosen for the All-City Second team, also. Of the Pirate Varsity squad, Jack Bogdanovich is also rated the outstanding defensive player, and he made the most points on our squad. ' Dinko Bozanich, center, is credited with making the Us :EJ iff most rebounds. Much of their success is credited to Coach Bell, who has coached here nine years. The referee avoids mayhem as McCutchion scrambles for the ball with a Narbonne player. LOWER L: Bogdanovich goes up for a goal against Banning. CENTER: San Pedro's Park and his guard are in the air, Weld's interest. ' 1 1 rx 4 . '-is to RIGHT: Bozanich tries for a basket while Johansen, left, and McCutchion move in. Opponent Washington Westchester Loyola Jefferson Gardena Norbonne Jordan Loyola Banning Gardena Norbonne Jordan Banning 99 IJ J I 'B In ...ii Cees TOP L: Coach Lovarov, A. Soto, R. Bailey, R. Spaulding, D. Martinez. FRONT: J. Keenan, J. Scott, J. Ross, M. Hummell, R. Paulsen. Bees TOP L: Coach Lovarov, B. Lorenzi, H. Guerrero, D. Olson, A. Torres, B. Shuck. FRONT: H. Gravett, M. Marlowe, L. Reese, H. Magee, S. Koupang. Coach Lovarov had a good turnout for the W '59 season. Our Bee and Cee basketball teams, lacked experience but finished a fair season. The Bee's led by Dave Olsen and Bob Lorenzi placed 4th in Marine League Competition. Both teams though lacking height were outstand- ing in team work and spirit. Coach Lovarov was well-pleased by the outstanding playing of the Cee team in both games with Jordan high, 27-18 and 34-28 in our favor. Cee's Ross scored 8 points and Scott 5 against Narbonne. Scott also made 8 against Jordan. Lorenzi and Olson made 12 points each against Norbonne Bee's. CEE BASKETBALL BEE BASKETBALL VVe They VVe They 19 24 41 37 13 35 33 27 25 30 43 45 25 37 39 48 20 40 39 33 25 64 43 57 27 18 26 47 19 27 51 32 20 39 31 49 23 24 44 31 23 42 39 55 34 28 32 42 31 46 26 58 00 all E8 KGJLQMG! , 1 Y rc Q ' A TOP LEFT: Hansen has the ball despite Jordan. TOP RIGHT: Our 10th grade boys start the Cross Country race with Banning. They finished a strong second in league competititon. An enioyable time was the touch football game between A seniors, W '59 vs B seniors, S '59, on Dodson Field. Vance Hansen still carries the ball through Jordan's defense. Pirates to be chosen All Marine League were: TOP L: J. Zar, V. Hansen, F. Stanovich, D. Vaughn, J. Kendricks. LOWER L: Cross country's John Smith leads Albert Ramirez in the run against Jordan. Both boys broke the Peck Park lOth Grade record here, Ramirez hitting a time of 9:53 and Smith made a 9:57. .mi 3 0 ...Q 2' x': 1 Lf, , 5-4. Q r if S i af LQ , . , . Q . ffl -Cf.:-f 1 sf .9 wi , -ggrx . E' E. 5 is W. Q' :fi ff. i 9 ' w fu 'dvi' 'Fi i 'BW ' 2 'Q ' -nfl ag .Q :Hy . wart' s A A Q ,, f T i 4 5-. 5 2 37, A 'Yo J 3 , T 3 'f 3 Sk, Q .. I Q 2. ,,,Yf ' ish C I C1 ' ,I U g Wi A in ' I 1' , . v E i i- , . , ff 5 1 ' ' W QQ-.Fil . aw V ' 3 V, lg? , l ,.. . A 1 ,fir A 1 r gg .. 3 ' ' J . I l , i A Q 1 i V 1 if: V i ,FI Cross Country San Pedro harriers have plenty of spirit. They workout at Peck's Park, across town. Their unfavorable season's start did not prevent Varsity from placing Third in the Marine League, Junior Varsity Third, and the Tenth Grade squad Second. Albert Ramirez, A-IO, was Marine League lOth Grade Champion, David Jaramiller placed second in League finals and Varsity's Ray Fitch fourth. Coach Stegmiller and his boys are to be congratulated. Varsity TOP LEFT: Coach Stegmiller, K. Jones, D. Nichols D. Newton, D. Doherty, R. Fitch, R. Love. Tenth Grade Cross Country TOP LEFT: Coach Stegmiller, J. Macey, X. Gurrola J. Smith, V. Williams, F. Villagas, ROW 1: E. Hook R. Emry, R. Aguirre, A. Ramirez, D. Taylor, D. Jar TOP LEFT: Coach Stegmiller, J. Nocete, C. Hecht H. Mount, J. Chacon, J. Hector, B. Mc Cutchion ROW l: G. Haro, J. Bruce, C. Krokes, A. Simich - . 5...-V. . iq: i A , I ai li SEQ: i A P M K 5, . t 3-,w amillo, P. Salas. NOT PICTURED: L. Munoz. I .a 4: ri ,' i f 'Q Junior Varsity Q Q A1 Q Y :,. . H vi A C. Beasley, T. Sanders. t ' 1 . ? 53 , y F3 f E3 ix 3 I y l ' i . 5.12- 1 '1 tl I 7 ' . Cross Country 1958 Varsity Junior Varsity 1091 Gfdde We They We They We Th9Y sen ..............,,. 42 is 46 Pius X 6' 15 North Torrance ........ 26 Sl 26 94 34 Huntington Park .......... 75 68 29 Gardena .................. 43 I6 40 73 T5 Narbonne.. 18 37 20 49 W Jordon ........ . 39 zo as 32 23 Torrance ........ I9 57 15 32 35 Inglewood ........ 53 56 72 Banning ................... is 44 I9 30 32 League Finals: 3rd Place 3rd Place 2nd Place 100 I Varsity Track .' Track Season 1959 Practice Games 3X6 Westchester 55 San Pedro 49 3fl3 Huntington Park 41 San Pedro 63 League Games 3fl9 Gardena 4436 San Pedro 47113 4X3 Narbonne 70 San Pedro 34 4flO Jordan 82 San Pedro 22 4fl7 L. B. Wilson 62 3A San Pedro 35W South Torrance 31 4f24 Banning 66 San Pedro 38 Sfl Marine League Preliminaries 5X8 Marine League Finals l4th placel I 5x16 City Preliminaries SX29 State Meet The '59 track team finished fourth in the Marine , League. Douglas Nichols finished first in the 880 in V' the Marine League Finals, San Pedro's only First 0 place. Leon Cigar, broad iump, 3rd, Stan Reynolds, 440, 2nd, Ray Fitch, mile, 4th, the mile relay team, Q ' 3rd. As a team, the Pirates did very well, with a nucleus of returning lettermen. Jankovich breaks the Pirate Varsity pole vault record, going over at l2'-6'f2 Varsity Track TOP, L: R. Strand, R. Bounacore, F. Trutta, J. Bruce, R. Frias, F. Villegas, F. Barbara. ROW 4: Coach Steg- miller, C. Pescarola, R. lvon, L. Mathews, S. Fisher, T. Androvich. ROW 3: J. Cesareo, N. Bologna, D. Mardesich, J. Carr, R. Campbell, R. Cooks, J. Koepke, ROW 2: C. Krokes, J. Tappy, J. Stanley, S. Reynolds, J. Zuanich, J. Teora, T. Jankovich. ROW lz E. Ryono, J. McCutchion, D. Nichols, R. Fitch, G. Welborn, P. Martinez, A. Sproule. E' 5 -4 --- fN -Q-Q-. 'f. ..- F E ,, f 'fi kt '32 T? J A- -3- ' C3 .25 5, ,':'i,,.9- tru 'Q' v .vs Y- .2 -0.5 I i fx.2 3351, .8 Y QU' 5. N 7 ' as Q 8 ,bfs Q y 'V i ' Q 1' we 'MP' i Q7 N. .fl 1 --al ln 1959 the Bee Track team won their first Marine League Championship in Pirate History, winning every meet. Buc Bee's had both a great sprinting team and a good field event team. L. Gibbs set a new school record in the 70 yd. high hurdles, time 9.4. Bee relay squad, Trani, Sanders, Lukin, Jackson hit 1:09.3 for the 660. The Cee Track team had a fair season. Both squads showed fine spirit. Dove Doherty broke the Son Pedro Bee record in the 1320, established in 1952, time: 3:21.4. John Lukin came in first in Bee 100 yd, dash with Nick Trani Bee and Cee Track Bee Track TOP L: J. Noll, M. Fernandez, P. Dillon, L. Solorzano L. Gibbs, B. Sotelo. ROW 3: Coach Stegmiller, M Pesutich, M. Tipich, C. Beasely, R. Love, M. Kustich ROW 2: l.. Reese, C. Jackson, D. Adams, H. Magee T. Grande, J. Mosich, V. Williams. ROW 1: R. Parsons J. Sanders, R. Denmon, D. Nicosia, L. Lesure. Cee Track TOP L: F. Dibernardo, J. Young, J. Van Dusen, J Clemens, D. Para, T. Visser. ROW 3: J. Macey, L Miramontes, E. Geluz, P. Gonzales, P. Irving, P Torres. ROW 2: S. Hong, C. Fernandez, R. Aguirre D. Newton, G. Parry, D. Hook. ROW 1: Coach Seixas BEE'S CEE'S PRACTICE We They We They 376 Westchester 56 39 43 39 3712 Huntington Park 78 17 36 50 LEAGUE 3719 Gardena 56 39 54 32 473 Narbonne 65175 29575 37 49 4710 Jordan 58172 36172 32 53 4717 L. B. Wilson 54l,5 53l,5, 26175 37 S. Torrance 1055 33575 4724 Banning 59 36 5 81 571 Marine League Preliminaries tl 3 Pirates qualitiedl 578 Marine League Finals 54 'A ll st placel 5716 City Prelims. 2 f D f 3 3- s. sl -5. WL , in . 'gang X K 1 T 4: .. : ' T . Air!!-5 ' .' , JH JU'- a close second. Lukin has tied the school Bee's record at 10.2 in the 100 yd. dash, and Trani set o new 220 yd. dash Bee record ot 22.6. RQ J x , -JS' qiq-sf '. .o Ie w . Varsity Baseball TOP lf A. Torres, L. Noell, H. Guerrero, J. Weld, Coach Bell. ROW 2: M. Hansen, D. Olson, R. Hansen, M. Logan, J. Mladineo, P. Felsch. ROW lz J. lukin, R, Gray, M. Oreb, J. Erickson, D. Dudley, R. Oreb, C. Dudley. NOT Practice Games afs 3'l2 sfzo 4f2 PICTURED: D, Metzger, D. Trulanich. The Season Opponent Washington Long Beach Poly Jordan Franklin Saint Anthony's Chadwick League Games 479 4fl4 4716 4!3O 577 5712 sfis 5f22 1 f' Gardena Narbonne Jordan Banning Gardena Narbonne Jordan Banning They Varsity They Jr.V. 7 8 3 l 2 6 4 O 3 l 5 3 12 ll 3 O 21 3 6 7 5 5 4 20 2 22 5 6 O 2 l 9 3 7 2 Junior Varsity Baseball 14 li ll Z Our Pirate Baseball team is finishing another fine season, with the help of the strong arms of Pitchers Weld and Torres. Coach Bell and Coach Lavarov and their boys are handicapped in getting the full record of their season in our record because their games continue long past the deadline for annual copy to the printer. Coach Bell predicts that our Varsity squad has a good chance for strong com- petition in the Dorsey Tour- nament after the Marine season is over. TOP L: P. Bozanich, G. Carr, G. Sandburg, J. Margetich, L. Tammi, R. Cherney, J. Rosenburg, W. Shuck I T. Chekel, Coach lzovarov. ROW 2: Bivinetto, O. Garcia, J. Rodich, C. Aguirre, M. Marlowe, T. Warren D. Zankich, A. Bulich, W. McHatton. ROW l: J. Zorotovich, A. Valdez, R. Paulsen, A. Russo, L. Mascola I D. Martinez, J. Biazevich. NOT PICTURED: T. Andorvich, B. Barbieri, J. Gomez, D. Moore, D. Papadakis, A. Simich. ,rf ln Cf M93 - 1 Exif t l Q U - 5'-I x 4-1' ' - ' ' . J., rt A 1 Q ,M is - 'N in 1 X, .- XX .. XX :felo- 'ggi 32! 4 Ff r adedaf goodfer :Day wad pri! 9 103 Gymnastics 9 9- an , V4 XJHHS N451 gPHS hill' Gymnastucs Squad lltgv Pls? Q Q' lrll 75 G is sPHs 4 Nl TEM TOPL S Neulsen M Lucero J Ramurez R Lucvene J Lamont B Cleary J lbarra L Brooker K Ong Rudgway ROW 4 T Zuemer H Prufogle J Salvo A Garcna B Snyder B Thomas J Moc Klllngan Kunnch R Lara R Brown H Mount R Thomas ROW 3 R Hodweth J Chrlstensen R Moy B Lukun Uskovuch N Wmters F Redlew R Foat J Olnphant B Foat N Barbara Coach Bolen ROW 2 Osgood D Edney H Folkensteun D Kolderup C Burgarm G Sampson G Wakatsukn B Pennck Cox M Carter E Hammock L Sparks ROW I O Matsutanu D Walton C Olson W Glssell Halvorsen J Kovacevnch H Garcla B Harrison D Urlsta B Campos In 1959 Coach Balen s gymnastac squad completed a full decade of straight wms Fred Redlew hed the Pirate record In the climb wlth 3 7 seconds and John Chrustensen was an all around stand out Credut goes to all the l959 gymnasts who have helped carry on the Pirate tradltton Smce 1950 when Coach John Balen lomed the Gymnastlcs Physucal Educatuon Coachmg staff San Pedro gym nasts have domunated the field un the Harbor area and been strong contenders In the cuty wlde com petltlon Fmalusts expected to compete as League finalists lncIudeJ Chrustensen R Foat B Foaf C Burgarm H Falkensteun N Wunters J Moy M Lucero J Cox .l Bryant and F Redlew Co captams perform Mlke Lucero on the sudehorse and Ruchard Foat domg Free Exercnse 4f1 4X8 4f15 4f22 4129 sfo 5f21 5f28 615 1959 MARINE LEAGUE C H A M P I O N S 58 Straight Dual Meets LEFT: Jim Oliphant does a one-hand-stand. RIGHT: Carl Burgarin does an intricate movement in the Free Exercise. Gymnastics Season Practice Washington 52 San Pedro 57 League Gardena 39M San Pedro 80 San Pedro 951A San Pedro 63 Marine League Finals City Semi Finals City Finals Games Games San Pedro Fremont San Pedro Narbonne Jordan Banning LEFT: Osamu Matsutoni does the split in his Free Exercise. Jim Oliphant leaves the ground, Henry Falkenstein practices on the side horse. r'TW 68 63 8OV2 40 95 V2 57 fs izfx' v , l J a ! LEFT: Netters F. Miller, B. Foxhoven, F. Quick and J. Marinkovich have a workout at the courts. R.Coptain Fred Quick is expected to enter the all-city competition this year, also. Tennis Season PRACTICE OPPONENT 3X5 Huntington Park 4 3!l2 L. B. Poly 5 3f2O Long Beach Jordan 6 4 ,.f' ' 2 Eagle Rock l League 4X9 Gardena 2 4,f l4 Narbonne 3 4X1 6 Jordan 0 S.P.H.S. LEAGUE 4f23 4f 3O 5!7 5!l2 5fl5 5,f'22 525 Tennis Team OPPONENT S.P.H.S. So. Torrance 5 2 Banning l 6 Gardena Narbonne Jordan Banning City Championships TOP L: F. Miller, D. Barbieri, J. Hansen, J. Skefich, L. Frumes. ROW 2: B. Macias, D. Kaiser, J. Marin- covich, D. Mardesich, G. Decker, J. Pesutich, R. Crow. ROW I: B. Foxhoven, G. Medak, C. Androvich, S. Smith, F. Quick, R. Okum. NOT PICTURED: R. Brutti, M. Golden, F. Gordillo, T. Johansen, M. Johnson, L. Kay, J. Keenan, J. Kidwell, B. Meyers, J. Scott. ennid, everyone. x 4 tl X, , ff 'Q .0 4713 sfa 4720 4727 574 5711 sfia 5725 5727 efz cfs TOP L: Coach Davis, A. Reynolds, R. Barker, A. Kaiser, R. Weathers, D. Dowell, Z. Jelnic, G. Wilson, M. Dunn. ROW 2: R. Medevic, P. Kelsey, D. Evans, L. Taylor, A. Olguin, M. Bergstrom, W. Blomingdale, W. Groscup, W. Brown. ROW l: D. Dahlquist, S. Blydenburgh, J. Lode, N. Metsger, H. Gravett, C. Paul, J. Johnson, L. Anderson. NOT PICTURED: B. Frary, B. Griltin, M. llow, M. Kippen, J. Tappy, J. Thush, D. Weathers. Practice Chadwick Hamilton LEAGUE Huntington Park Narbonne Jordan Bye Banning League Pre. League Finals City Pre. City Finals Tl1eY Varsity 42 44 45 41 49 37 41 45 9 75 The present 200 Medley Relay team, Evans, Taylor, Olguin and Kelsey, hold the Pirate record at l:59.6. Tony Olguin, B-11, holds the S.P.H.S. Breast Stroke, 100 yds. at 1:15.5. A-12, Bill Groscup is a valuable swimmer, and has won three letters in this sport. 1959 MARINE LEAGUE C H A M P I O N S wimming 1 of 'l--EQ... . .-v.4.,..,,,,.. Doug Evans, city champion in the Fifty Meter, :26.7, tor 1957, 1958, 1959, gets set tor a non-splash entry. Doug holds 5 Pirate records, 50 yd. Free, :23.5g 100 yd. Free, 151.85 100 yd. Buttertly, :59.7, 150 Ind. Med., 1:32.0. Qu I fl 'Nb O Il ' r .... 5 U Q, I ...gs 4? W ,W . F 1 1 . s - s r tt 1 t .. N. ' n ll ,si I N sa Av L. . XX milk -11 . an v :?.f,,,g6im.f:LM.',lW TD-we in 'A ' 1 Q g A ,4 I 4'--Di ' 'ITV' 11101 -'Vi Axky V, Wm .ts A ft .t...s,,.,-,V-. s . ., mg, V Q 5 ... fi? Q x,l , 1 idx? xi , sw e E . if .f . w V ' A can si.. 'Q .1 fi? -if? ' iq , 4, Y V ' v ' zzasiaw,.,.- 1, Koepke smashes Banning player for a loss. 2, McCutchion and Bogdanovich guard an Alumni player, 3 Ray Fitch finishes first in the mile at Westchester. 7 4, Jankovich and Vaughn contribute to Varsity Club's art work. 8 5, Cheerleaders J. Christensen, R, Foat, J. Oliphant, J. Kellogg, D. 9 Egqobgr, K Lngkiighy and C Peterson brightened our Fall season. 10 6 J. Bogdanavich admires his tiniest trophy, Varsity Club's gag, 11 108 awarded to the Best Actor on the Basketball court because of his many lake falls. B. Petrich and C. Peterson admire Sexias' hand-painted truck. C. Dudley goes for yardage against Garfield. Here is a sample of Bogdanovi:h's take fall. F. Jones runs for a touchdown against Gardena. D. Nichols hits the tape before Narbonne's best sprinter. GIRLS DRILL TEAM i lllll l'll-Ill! 'i -par' V' I wwe we-aw' Qfgdvwav' m55 H The Grrls Drlll Team was orgumzed rn the fall 1951 Theur costume IS block and gold and they curry gold pom poms They perform only at home football games They boost Plrote spmt ot the half tame There ore 64 members of the Drlll Team Tamara Gershon and Erno Joy Griggs are co leaders Qld' ,4fl.Lf..f ,4mf.af..m I 1 1? A ' 1' ll as : . .qw I H . 5 It ' , ' ' -, .-ar-f l ' : n 0 T ' ' ' ' ,fu 7 A- Q ' ' . ' Q . K 8 , , 'Q ' F .7 ' up . sf, . - r E. T ,. ,T I if 5' Q ' L' ' if ' +3 9 ' , r' I O P- 2 ' 1 T- , 1 ' 9 1 Q f. T ., . 4 ,. , . A 1 4 ' 3 .9 . ' W ' ' 5 , 4 Y 1 ' ,- -, 4, me l..., fr T L . - ,, T --f s 1, 1 , 1 ' 1 - - qi 5 '..-ng,-H-1 In , ' ' ' - '44, met, . Mg, zu -my-49' V .4 , ,-givin 1 3 , ' , G .' M M N L Q Qf- ' 'A . ' . , . . . 1 ' 1 , 9 n 0 OFFICERS President V. President Corr. Sec. Rec. Sec. Historian Tennis Basketball Volleyball Bowling Ind. Sports Basketball Volleyball Softball B-lO A-lO B-ll A-ll B-12 A-I2 S'59 G.A.A. Board TOP L: S. Waugh, F. Amallitano, Miss Erickson, M. Goodrich, S, Cukrov, N. Carr. ROW 2: K. Horner, C. Foul, E. Griggs, S. Jacobs, Y. Antonio, J. Lucek C. Goodrich, D. Pacasio. ROW I: K. Kennerson, J Steele, R. Kursar, M. McCowan, P. Hite, K. Fricke, B. Sherwood, J. Bernard. t 1 G.A.A. Board W'59 Pauline Castagnola Janice Ong Margie Yamamoto Barbara de la Cruz Beverly Racek Managers W'59 Judy Steele Kathy McCowan Rosemary Kursar Tomie Lee Shaw Linda Van Mulligan Sharon Jacobs Virginia Mulligan Representatives W'59 Madonna Bernard Olivia Vasquez Celia Lampshire Sandra Petrone Thomaline Aguallo Ninna Petrone G.A.A. Officers W'59 G.AA Board TOP L. K. McCowan, R Kursar T Aguallo V. Mulligan, M. Yamamoto S Jacobs J Steele, B. de la Cruz C Larnpshire ROW l: L. Van Mulligan, A Romero D Chase B. Scott, E. Griggs, B Racek S'59 Judy Steele Sharon Jacobs Frances Amaltitano Marilyn Goodrich Yvonne Antonio S'59 Jean Bernard Kathleen Kennerson Sandra Waugh Nancy Carr Carolyn Foat S'59 Carolyn Goodrich Karen Horner Sandra Cukrov Joanne Lucek Diane Pacasio Earna Joy Griggs if Girls' Athletic Association G.A.A. meets after school Monday through Thurs- day. Activities include basket-ball, soft-ball, volley- ball, tennis and individual sports. To earn a sweater, a girl must have three semesters of G.A.A. The G.A.A. Board, elected by the members, serve one semester. They meet Tuesday after school with Miss Erickson, the sponsor. They choose the grade 'Q C K, 2 . . ' 1 Qi Q slF f'F representatives. They sponsor a G.A.A. banquet each semester, the B-IO Welcoming Party, and Playday. This year SPHS was host at the latter, A Christmas Fantasy, December IO, to G.A.A. groups from Bell, Fremont, Gardena and South Gate. The G.A.A. Banquet climaxes each semester. W'59 theme was June in January. Members decorated J491 v the cafeteria and furnished the entertainment. New ofticers were presented, and special awards made to girls who earned the letter or sword and stars. Student Teachers are chosen by the Girls' Physical Education faculty, for outstanding interest in G.A.A. and our school, and qualities of leadership. Student Teachers were Pauline Castagnola, W'59, and Judy , xl t' ' 5 . A 1: y .V - ai Steele, S'59. Cheerleaders Donna Chase, Earna Joy Griggs, Abelina Romero and Barbara Scott brought cheer to W'59 Playday. S'59 Cheerleaders were Karen Fricke, Peggy Hite, Rosemary Kursar and Kathy McCowan. flJay, jlleJJ6ly, 6lne5Jag, jAll,l'5JCly! Qjdmfg. :fu 'P ei 'i Q M I. c mg fx K 6. wg ,XJLW 'fa' me -M.. X 2 NQ W F Lahaina., 4 K Ty W , :un-suonwwuunmdzaaauaiiilllllllii1 M Yw.,,,k,,,,,5wm gmmmnuun rxmdlntmgggguuhil 1 w.......,, mfggmggggggmwmgiwfgggx , f 1ii S:T 9-41 'linuxan45..1l1Y!Qazifl.!!lnn 1 ix ii 1 , mnzmxxgggwmsnunnm av 'nina kxvie. 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