Santa Ana High School - Ariel Yearbook (Santa Ana, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1958 volume:

ARIEL 1958 Administration Mr. Lynn H. Crawford, superintendent of Santa Ana Schools, along with the Board of Education, has served endlesi hours to making the school system of Santa Ana the efficient one that it is. Having been a former principal of Santa Ana High, Mr. Crawford well understands the problems that have confronted our school. He will be remembered as a man who has contributed much toward a better way of life for both the youth of the present and the youth of the future. There is not one member of the student body who at one time during the year has not been confronted with the pleasant smile and friendly hello of the principal of Santa Ana High, Mr. Robert S. Farrar. In spite of the fact that the job of being principal is a serious never-ending struggle toward the goal of better education, Mr. Farrar still has time to deal with personal problems and interests of the students of Saintland. Then too the personal attention and advice we received from the faculty at Santa Ana High will be of great value to us throughout our lives. Their endless efforts towards our betterment and education and their friendly co-operation and helpfulness in all school functions and personal problems will never be forgotten. J Mr. Thomas Trawick Boys' Vice-Principal Miss Helen Kirkland Girls' Vige-Principal Mr. George Herron Registrar Mrs. Jean Fowler Attendance Supervisor Mrs. Mirrle Bouchey Social Counselor Mr. Herbert Covington Vocational Counselor Mr. Edward Black Business Counselor Mrs. Carol Thatcher Nurse Rollo Beck Ri Anthony Caruso Mirrle Bouchey Robert Bowe Darlene Christensen Fred Christ Asenath Bennett Edward Black • � ■ • Nancy Boyd Mary Carrier Ralph Cole Jack Coleman Edsel Collier Galen Crosley Walter Egger Lillian Elliott William Elliott Earl Engman Arthur Hohneker Lee Humphrey Kathryn Jordon Ralph Jack Ermina Lilly Ouida Jensen Barbara Johnson William Llewellyn Paul Lomasney Herschel Musick Charles Nelsen Sumiye Nerio Milton Newcomer Herbert Oelke Stephen Palmer Charles Peckham Truman Peet Harriet Perkins Jack Pickering Deloris Prior Mary Reed Harold Reuter Edward Rice Paul Riordan Beverly Romero Lloyd Sallot Louise Sanborn Irving Saratoff Wayne Snell Clarke Stone Thelma Thomas Wilfred Thompson Mary Tozier James Wallace SECOND ROW: A. Grcenwolt, A. Ellis, S. Baxter. FIRST ROW: I. Morrison, S. W.lde, V. Field, T. Richardson. S. Burkhart. Non-Certificated Personnel THIRD ROW: W. Goodrich, L. Endres, W. Cooper, H. Daniels, C. Werner. SECOND ROW: L Reeser. W. Robinson, P. Manat a, R. Byrne, H. Blackburn, H. Collins. FIRST ROW: J. Foster, K. Walker, D. Conforth, A. Aub-erly, V. Bartelt, K. Read, F. Davidson. 1 1 Winter Board oj Control The winter Board of Control started off the first semester under the capable direction of their officers: Gordon McClymont, President; Joe Langford, Vice-President; and Joan Wheat, Secretary. Members of the Board devoted much time and effort determining the rules of student government. Theirs is the responsibility of making decisions concerning the students at Saintland, with the advice of Mr. Farrar and Mr. Trawick. The first big job of the winter Board of Control was the planning of Color Day. Some of the events included wearing of the school colors and the crowning of the queen at the traditional Color Day assembly. Campus Cleanup Week, planned by the Board, resulted in a more attractive campus and community. Also, the Board took the initiative in proposing to the Board of Education that cement be put between the Cafeteria and the Hut. Another first for this Board was the spending of money for awards for the Santa Ana High School Band. They also helped to plan the Vocational Guidance Day under the supervision of Mr. Covington. This group of fine workers certainly set a good example for future Boards of Control. SECRETARY: Joan Wheat VICE-PRESIDENT: Joe Longford PRESIDENT: Gordon McClymont SECOND ROWi N. Boiler. Commis-itoner of Girls' Athletics; D. Kenmuir, Commissioner of Boys' Athletics,- D. Preble, Commissioner of Student Relations; Mr. Trawick FIRST ROW: B. Babbit, Commissioner of Publicity.- J. Wheat, Secretory; J. Longford, Vice • President; S. Williams, Commissioner of Finance. Missing: D. Drogeset, Self-Government Chairman. Spring Board of Control SECOND ROW: S. Hort, Com-millioner of Student Relotionj; $. Rutiell, Commiwioner of Girl ' Athletic ; L. Vincent, Commiuioner of Boy ' Athletic ; S. Williorm, Self-Govcm-moot Choirmon; Mr. Trawick. FIRST ROW: M. Junkermeier, CommiMionor of Publicity; S. Soremen, Secretory; D. Ken-muir. President; I. Steffens, Vice-President; D. Kahn, Commissioner of Finance. As the spring semester opened in January, the student body was assured of good school government by its newly elected student body officers. After the excitement of election week, with its campaign banners and poster, its slogans, and speeches, its cards and handbills, its elations and disappointments, school life settled back to normal. Heading school government for the second semester were Dave Kenmuir, Student Body President; Larry Steffens, Vice-President; and Sandy Sorensen, Secretary. During their term the Board of Control members were kept busy with the planning of all school assemblies. They sponsored the talent assembly, the election assembly, all pep assemblies, and the awards assembly. This was in addition to their regular job of supervising all student activities. One of their last official duties was to choose the coming year's pep squad. June saw the completion of jobs well done by these second semester student body officers. PRESIDENT Dave Kenmuir VICE-PRESIDENT, lorry Steffen SECRETARY Sandy Sorenten 13 FOURTH ROW: R. Bote. T. Thomo . T. Brocket. M. Gon-zoles, G. McGrow, T. Cone. J. Brettmonn. 0. Koech, N. Yoder. I. Peddicord. S. Perry-mon, 0. Preble. I. Cwmming . THIRD ROW: A. Payne. B. Fabian, H. Wade, C. Calkin , S. Henderson, S. Cohrt. M. Kefchym. B. Walker, A. Brewer, G. Evan . M. Brook . SECOND ROW: J. Rotenqwitt. N. Stillwell, C. Sontone, D. Kohn, G. Omberg, A. Wright, I. Grcenwalt, S. Hutchen , V. Kester. S. Hart, C. Thompton. FIRST ROW: Mr. Collier, E. Grotchwitz, D. Autmu . J. Reed, M. Livingstone. N. I ler, M. Jone� , J. 8ate. B. Watson, B. Newell. Student Relations Government THIRD ROW: K. Gerrord. K. Kennedy. S. William , A. Wilton. SECOND ROW: I. Steffen . J. Wheat. FIRST ROW: Mr. Herron, D. Preble, J. Gamer. THIRD ROW; T. Wetzel, K. You- The Girls’ League Cabinet had one of its most successful years during 1957 and 1958. The girls of Santa Ana High elected Susan Palmer, President; Della Kahn, Vice-President; Sheila Akin, Secretary; and Shirley Henderson, Treasurer for the winter semester. Heading the cabinet second semester were Kathy Gerrard, President; Nancy Basler, Vice-President; Barbara Watson, Secretary; and Brenda Babbit, Treasurer. The first semester's cabinet was very active. Some of the duties included the Sophomore Tea, the New Students’ Dinner, the Girls' League Assembly, the Color Day Football Dance, and decorating the tree in the foyer at Christmas. Second semester, the girls in the school saw another assembly and, of course, one of the biggest events o fthe year, the Co-ed. The Co-ed Out of This World was one of the biggest and most successful dances of the year. To these girls we extend our congratulations for a year full of wonderful activities. •I, G. TenEyck, S. Boling, M. Junkermeier. E. Aldrich, N. Kimball, S. Cohrt. J. Bote, C. Somcne, K. Hyle. SECOND ROW: Miu Kirklond, P. Henry von, T. Carlyle, S. Hen-dervon. D. Kahn. N. Batter, B. Babbit, B. Watjon, J. Agger-beck, P. Robbinv, P. Wikerr, D. Smith. FIRST ROW: B. Mclntovh, 0. Riley, E. Cruz, S. Sorenten, S. Palmer, K. Gerrard, D. Both, C. Valdez, C. Baumvtark. H. Wade, J. Combi in, Mrv. Bou-chey. PRESIDENTS; Suton Polmer. Kothy Gerrard Girls Leacjue 15 Riblications The Ariel Art Staff, under the guidance of their advisor, Mrs. Faye; editor, Virginia Dunn; and co-editor, Marilyn Junker-meier, planned the layout for the 1957-58 Ariel. Colorful stripes, artistic pictures or cartoons can be attributed to this staff. The beautiful design on the cover is also a product of the Art Staff. The whole Ariel Art staff has done a splendid job and deserves much praise and congratulations. EDITOR: Virginia Dunn CO-EDITOR; Marilyn Junkermaier SECOND ROW: S. RuSttJI. N. Botlcr, J. Dovil, J. Koglcr, M. Robbins, T. Rhodes, D. Myers, N. Kimball, D. Bosh. FIRST ROW: M. Holland, C. Sloan, J. Spencer, S. Sorensen, B. Watson, J. Norton, M. Poff, N. McNeil, S. Hart, Mr. Hcmmen 'S A EDITOR: Barbora Watson This year the Ariel Literary Staff has worked harder than ever before in an effort to make the 1957-58 Ariel the most outstanding yearbook we have ever had. We have this staff to thank for the sixteen additional pages in this year's Ariel. Few of os really know the routine'' work that goes into the production of a yearbook. We never see the behind-the-scene typing, alphabetizing, proofreading, and other work that goes on every day. Stories, captions, identification of pictures, and layout changes — all these are the work of the Literary Staff. Much of the credit for the success of this year's Ariel is due to the editor, Barbara Watson, and the advisor, Mr. Hemmen. Ariel 19 Ariel Business Sto Under the capable direction of the advisor, Mr. Grafsch, and the editor, Sharon Boling, the Ariel Business Staff had a very prosperous year. This efficient group started off the first semester by securing sponsors. Soon it was presale time, which is a very big responsibility for the staff members. At the end of the year, the Business Staff members conducted the final Ariel Distribution. All this could not have been accomplished without the wonderful co-operation of this fine group. EDITOR: Sharon Boling SECOND ROW: N. Whit., H. Wode FIRST ROW: S. Boling, C. San-tone, B lindttrom, D. Bower, T. Carlyle, B. Crum, T. Petert, C. Calkin, Mr. Grattch. What a dull and uninteresting Ariel this would be if we had no pictures in it. Thanks to Mr. Peet, advisor; Ed Baum, editor; and his staff members, Alan Leonard, Tom Dodson, and Dennis Franklin, we have a much more entertaining Ariel. These boys were constantly on the job both on and off campus. Taking casual shots, pictures of our school, different gym classes, clubs, and athletic events were some of their many jobs. Also, the scheduling of senior pictures and faculty photos came under this department. The staff played a very essential and praiseworthy part in the making of our 1958 Ariel. Mr. Peer. E. Baum, A. Leonard, T. Dodion, D. Franklin. EDITOR: Ed Baum Ariel Photography Generator The duties of a school newspaper, as of any publication, are to inform, entertain, and publicize. The Generator of Santa Ana High School, under the able editorship of Don Andersen, and the advisorship of Mr. Ralph Jack, has done its best to carry out these duties. During the school year, the students were kept up to date on the goings on of the administration, social happenings, sport triumphs, and student achievements. In addition to informing the Saints, the Generator and its staff also entertained them. The paper faithfully notified the student body concerning what to wear, the price of tickets, and recognized traditions of the dances of the year. Any school would be proud to have as fine a school paper as we do. The whole staff deserves a lot of credit for a fine year of publication. THIRD ROW: B. Chrlitianwfo. R. Skowtky, T. M t 9 r. A. Leonard. E. Moriorty, B. Gavin, N. Gaylord. SECOND ROW: D. Andorum. E. G ntl man, M. Morrii, D. Riloy, D. Notion, D. My r . $. ScoM. FIRST ROW: Mr. Jock, L Bat . F. Peailey, B. Derdzinika, J. Norton, R. Corpin, M. Holland. EDITOR: Don Anderton 22 23 Classes Seniors Looking bock over a wonderful senior year, the class of fifty-eight will have many outstanding events to remember. Included in these are Color Day, the Co-ed, the Student Body Picnic, the Senior Play, the Prom, and Senior Ditch Day. For the fall semester, the seniors elected Alan Alford, president; Lowell Cummings, vice-president; and Sandy Sorensen, secretary. Officers for the spring semester were Jerry Ducot, president; Bucky Haugen, vice-president; and Pat Henryson, secretary. The seniors of 1958 are both happy and sad to be leaving Santa Ana High School — happy because they are entering their chosen fields: business, college, or marriage, and sad because the three years at Saintland have been so enjoyable. They bequeath their honored position to the juniors, and say to them, Carry on the great traditions of the senior class which we have helped perpetuate. ADVISOR: Mr. John Wilton PRESIDENT. Alan Alford; SECRETARY. Sandy Sorenton; VICE-PRESIDENT, lowcll Cummings 27 LARRY ADETTE JULIE ARLEDGE Ariel Photography Staff little Theotre Guild Debutonres BETTY ARROYO Office Assistant Choir Home Economic BRENDA BABBIT Board of Control Girl ' League Treasurer Coterien HOPE ADAMS Debutantes French Club Vice President Ariel literary Staff JOYCE AlAMAN Trontfer ALAN ALFORD Senior Class President Key Club Bachelors JEROME ALLISON Orchestra Pep Band JOYCE ALLISON Honor Society Artizons Tennis DON ANDERSEN BRADLEY ANDERSON Generator Editor Transfer Football Program Editor Press Club President DOROTHY ANDERSON Transfer CAROL ANDRADE CAROLINE ANDRADE Secretarial Club Bookkeeping Business Typing Art Crofts GEORGE ARCIGA Drafting Varsity Football Auto Shop JAMES BACKMAN Honor Society Mathematics Science NITA BADER A CoppcMa Choir little Theatre Guild Law and Accounting 28 BILL BAHRET Transfer BARBARA BAILEY English Mathematics Home Economics RUTH BAKER Cotetien Drill Team Sophomore Clan Secretary JACQUELINE BARNES Future Nurses Club Tennis Clothing TOM BARNES French Club Varsity Swimming Nature Club NANCY BASLER Board of Control Girls' league Vice-President Girls' State JANICE BATE Student Relations little Theatre Guild Girls' league Cabinet DARIAN BATES Flag Twirler Honor Society A Coppella Choir DAVID BAUERNFEIND Basketball Mathematics EDDIE BAUM Ariel Photography Editor French Club ROBERT BEAR Boys' Stole Ariel literary Staff Spanish Club JANA BELL A Coppella Choir Little Theatre Guild Spanish Club GERALD BELTZ Geometry Trampoline Drafting GARY BERGER Honor Society Law ond Accounting ROBERTA BERMUDEZ low and Accounting CAROLE BERNHARDT Office Practice Typing Typing Home Economics KAREN BESSEY G.A.A. Board Spanish Club 29 SYIVIA BROTHERTON Drill Teom DON BROWN Trock G.A.A. little Theatre Guild Machine Shop Business KAY BROWN G.A.A. SUZANNE BIUIOUX low and Accounting Merchandising TERESITA BOJORQUEZ Bookkeeping G.A.A. Office Proctice SHARON BOIING Heod Song leader Ariel Business Editor Usherettes BARRY BOSWORTH Vorsity Trock Hi-Y little Theatre Guild DICK BOWER Honor Society Ariel Business Staff Esquires Secretory MARYIN BOYES F.H.A. Future Nurses Club Swimming DON BRADEN lettermens Club Trock Captain Future Faculty ROBERT BRADIEY Varsity Football lettermen's Club A Coppello Choir DAVE BRESSEl Band Varsity Trock English JON BRETTMANN Varsity Basketball Future Faculty Student Relations ANNA IOU BREWER Co-Head Usherette Student Relations little Theatre Guild IINDA BRIGHT Artiians little Theatre Guild Trl-Y IEANNE BROWN little Theatre Guild Trl-Y low and Accounting SHERRY BROWN Spanish Club lotin Club Student Relations 30 SUE BROWN Larin Club Future Faculty Modern Dance JUANITA BRUSH Little Theatre Guild A Cappello Choir G. A. A. HAROLD BURCH Basketball Art Croft Industrial Arts RONNIE BURGE Honor Society Mathematics Science MILTON BURLESON Varsity Basketball lettermen's Club Bachelors DONNA BURNETT Transfer JERRY BURNS Mathematics Industrial Arts Varsity Botketball RENA BURR Ariel Art Staff Drama Business DONNA BUSH Ariel literary Staff Girls' league Cabinet Winter Play SHIRLEY CALEY little Theotre Guild Debutantes Office Practice ROGER CALVIN Swimming Drafting Algebra MARY CAMPOS law and Accounting G. A. A. Tennis ROBERT CARLSON Orchestra Honor Roll Student Relations IRVING CARPENTER Trampoline Machine Shop Mathematics DICK CARR Jay Bees Lettermen's Club Varsity Tennis MANUEL CARRASCO Track Cross Country lettermen's Club STELLA CHAPMAN law and Accounting Choir 31 SHIRIEY COURSEY Drill T� om Little Theatre Guild Tri-Y ARIENE CRAFT little Theatre Guild Tri-Y Ariel Business Staff PAUL CRAIG Vanity Football Tennis Future Faculty DOUGIAS CHESTER Vanity Track A Cappella Choir MARGERY CHRISTENSEN A Cappella Choir Secretarial Club law and Accounting MYRNA CHRISTENSON Secretarial Club Tri-Y Drill Team MARIE ClARK Drill Team little Theatre Guild Tri-Y RUTH ANN ClARK Hooor Society Usherettes G. A. A. MARTHA ClAUSSEN Tennit Secretarial Club Office Practice BOBBY COICIASURE Auto Shop Mochine Shop Wood Shop DENNIS COLE Mathematics Science Artizans SAllY COlWEll Girls' leogue Cabinet little Theatre Guild Tri-Y NAN CONAWAY Drill Team Student Relations STAN CORNELIUS Industrial Arts Fine Arts Varsity Football DOUG CORRIGAN Alchemists Junior Toostmasfers Spanish Club DAVID CRIPPS Varsity Basketball Tennis Future Faculty DEAN CROUCH Junior Toastmasters Future Foculty Tennis 32 1 JAMES CROWE Versify Swimming Machine Shop Spanish Club MARY JO CROWTHER Honor Society Press Club Spanish Club BARBARA CRUM Drill Team Ariel Business Staff Prom Committee JACKIE CRUTCHFIELD little Theatre Guild Secretarial Club Tennis SALLY CRUZ Drill Team Coterien law and Accounting PHILLIP CUEVAS Alchemists Honor Society Hi-Y CHERYL CULBERTSON Secretarial Club Future Nurses Club Latin Club LOWELL CUMMINGS Varsity Baseball Mathematics Senior Class Vice President BILL CUNNINGHAM Machine Shop Auto Shop Mathematics TOM DADSON Ariel Photography Staff Varsity Swimming Chemistry MILFORD DAHL Varsity Cross Country Captain Varsity Track Honor Roll SHERRI DAILEY Courtesy Club F. H. A. Spanish Club ZENTHIA DALE Low and Accounting Spanish Club Home Economics MICHAEL DANIELSON Cee Football Science Industrial Arts DON DANNENBRING Varsity Basketball leftermen's Club Future Faculty MIKE DAUGHTRY Esquires Drama Wrestling DOROTHY DAVIS Home Economics Business 33 GEOFFREY DAVIS Hi-Y Alchemists Swimming SHIRLEY DAVIS low and Accounting Secretarial Club Tennis JEANNIE DAVISON Flog Twirler Tennis Team Business GEORGIA DEATON Transfer JEAN DECKARD F. H. A. Office Proctice Junior Red Cross DASHA DERAGA Ariel Art Staff French Club Artizans DOROTHY DeVORE little Theatre Guild Furure Nurses Club Tennis HENRY DIUON Trock Auto Mechanics JUDY DOM BROWS I Honor Society G. A. A. Board French Club GAYIE DOPSON Future Faculty Latin Club Ariel literary Staff ROGER DORA Industrial Arts Business Science DAN DRAGESET Self-Government Chairman Coterien President Honor Society ClAIRE DRAPER Choir Trl-Y Low ond Accounting DIANNE DREWS French Club Photography Club Drama JERRY DUCOT little Theatre Guild Varsity Tennis Science DAVE DUKE Industrial Arts Football Business JOHN DUNN Mathematics Auto Mechanics Science 34 VIRGINIA DUNN Ariel Art Editor Artizons Trl-Y Secretary DOUGLAS DYER Honor Society Bond Boyt' Stote KAY DYSON Artizons Bookkeeping low and Accounting JERALDINE EDWARDS Trantfer JOHN EKDAHt Machine Shop Chemistry Biology DONNA EUEDGE Personal Science Office Proctice JO EUlOn G. A. A. STEVE EUIOTT Mathematic Cee Football BARBARA EISNER Debutante Honor Roll Flog Twirler MARTHA EMRICK Tromfer CAROL ESHELBRENNER Debutante Secretarial Club CONNIE ESTRADA G. A. A. low and Accounting Sponith Club TONY ESTRADA DON EUSKE Spaniih Trantfer J. V. Football Botine DAVE EVANS English GLENDA EVANS Girl ' league Cobinet Student Relations Little Theatre Guild KATHLEEN FARR Honor Roll Future Faculty Future Nurse Club 35 MICHAEL FEENEY Science language Hittary DONNA FEIKNER little Theatre Guild Choir Artizans DAVE FIDIER Esquires Vice President Joy Bee Football ED FIDUCCIA Mathematic Basketball Industrial Art GLORIA FIELD Tenni Secretarial Club law ond Accounting BRYCE FlOOO Transfer ROSE MARIE FIORES Office Proctice Spanish Club law ond Accounting PETER FOLSOM Future Faculty Cee Basketball Swimming DONNIE FORBES A Cappella Choir Drama Swimming ROGER FREEBORN Science Mathematic English Bill FRITZ Key Club letfermen's Club Varsity Tennis MARILYN FRYE Modern Dance little Theatre Guild Drama DAVID FRYMAN Esquires Press Club JOSEPHINE GALLEGOS Low and Accounting Office Practice BENNY GARCIA Spanish Club Vice President A Cappella Choir BOB GAREY language Business RICHARO GASTEIO little Theotre Guild Student Relations Philatelic Club Bookkeeping Business Hi-Y law ond Accounting 36 (REN GEUATIY Bote boll Auto Shop Drafting MICHAEL GENTRY Science Mothemotics Tennis KATHY GERRARD Girls' Self Government Debutantes President Girls' League President WANDA GILFOY Trl-Y Office Practice SHARON GILLASPY Tri-Y Secretarial Club Office Practice BOB GILREATH Varsity Football A Coppella Choir law and Accounting CAROLYN GILSON Head Flag Twirler Little Theotre Guild Choir JANET GLASS Trl-Y Press Club G. A. A. PAULA GOEBEL Debutantes Honor Society little Theotre Guild BILL GOGEl Bond Spanish Club Honor Roll HERBERT GONG Mathematics Science LEO GONZALES Mathematics Bee Basketball Spanish Club MARTIN GONZALES Student Relations Bond Bee Football DUANE GOODNESS Drafting Auto Shop Physical Fitness BARBARA GORSIK Concert Choir Tri-Y JON GRAIL Bosketboll Language Chemistry CLYDE GRASER Mathematics Chemistry Auto Mechanics 37 DOROTHY HARMON Girl - league Cabinet Sponith Club little Theatre Guild SANDRA HART Ariel literary Staff Secretarial Club Secretary Board of Control ESTEllE HASSON Spanish Club Honor Society FRANCES GREGG G. A. A. Secretoriol Club Student Relation DIANE GRIFFITHS Drill Team Social Science Secretary Trl-Y Treasurer JACQUEUNE GRISET Artlzon little Theotre Guild Speech HEIEN GROGAN little Theatre Guild Spanish Drama Bill GUARD Honor Society Key Club English MARY ROSE GUILLEN F. H. A. Typing Shorthand VERIENE HACKER Artisans G. A. A. Tennis MARILYN HACKETT A Cappella Choir Office Practice Tennis JUDITH HAIL Tennis Office Proctico BOB HAL MAN Mathematics Industrial Arts NORMAN HAMAKER Varsity Football Business law Auto Mechanics RETA HANSEN Transfer BUCKY HAUGEN Varsity Football A Cappella Choir little Theotre Guild LEONARD HAWORTH Latin Club Junior Toastmasters little Theotre Guild EVA HEANEY Orchestra Secretary G. A. A. Spanish Club KATHLEEN HEDEMANN Honor Society Secretarial Club Vice President Law and Accounting JIM HEHN Transfer JIM HEIDECKE Honor Roll Orgon Liberal Arts MARILYNN HEllAND Honor Society Ariel literary Staff Generator Feature Editor PATRICIA HENRYSON Usherettes Girls' League Cabinet A Coppello Choir DAN HERNANDEZ Sponish Club Varsity 8osketboll WILMA HERRERA French Club Artirons Honor Roll EARLINE HERRON Team Sports Drill Team G. A. A. JULEEN HERRON Girls' League Treasurer Usherettes Tri-Y Council President DIANA HERTZ Varsity Tennis Orchestra Future Faculty CHARLENE HEWITT Law and Accounting Future Nurses Club F. H. A. GLORIA HICKS little Theatre Guild Flog Twirler Tri-Y DARREL HILLMANN Drafting Art irons STEPHEN HOLMES Varsity Football Junior Toastmasters little Theatre Guild WANDA HOLT Secretarial Club English Office Practice JERRY HOUCHENS A Coppello Choir Swimming Artirans 39 BILL HOWELL Key Club Mothemotics Student Relations AUBREY HOWZE Future Faculty Coterien J. V. Football JOHN HOY Band Pep Bond Orchestra JERREY HUDDLESTON ESTHER HUERTA Transfer Office Proctlce Senior Problems Swimming GLENDIA HUEY G. A. A. MIKE HULBERT Varsity Football English Language JEANNIE IZZO Generator Staff Press Club Tri-Y CAROL JACKSON Little Theatre Guild DEN JACKSON Mathematics English Language JIM JEFFERSON Varsity Football Varsity Track Hl-Y WELDON JENKINS Mathematics Auto Shop Droffing JIM JOHANSEN Honor Society Mathematics Drafting CYNTHIA JOHNSON . MARY JOHNSON Tri-Y low and Accounting little Theatre Guild Typing Drama Home Economics BOB JOHNSON Auto Shop Machine Shop Mathematics RONNIE JOHNSON Artjzans Spanish Club Photography Club 7 [ 40 SYLVIA JOY JOLLEY French Club THY DOROTHY JONES Drill Team G.A.A. Teom Sports EMILIE JONES Artizons Fashion Illustration Spanish Club MARCIA JONES Tri-Y Treasurer Student Relations G.A.A MARILYN JUNKERMEIER Honor Society Ariel Art Staff Board of Control DAVE KAECH Hi-Y Mathematics Spanish Club WARREN KALE Orchestra Radio Drafting DAVE KENMUIR Student Body President Key Club President Varsity Football DELLA KAHN GiHs' league Vice-President Coterien Secretary Board of Control KATHLEEN KENNEDY Girls' Self Government Student Relations Usherettes RUSS KENNEDY Alchemist Club Auto Mechanics little Theatre Guild VALERIE KESTER Student Relotions Executive Coterien Drill Team SANDRA KEYES Honor Society G.A.A. Secretory Future Faculty SHARON KILE Secretarial Club Tri-Y little Theatre Guild SHARON IEAZER Transfer BONNIE LEE Spanish Club Future Faculty Tennis DANNY LEON Industrial Arts Spanish Club WANDA KRUPP Trl-Y little Theatre Guild Secretarial Club LINDA LANCASTER Secretarial Club low and Accounting Concert Choir LAWRENCE LABRADO Varsity Football lettermen's Club Auto Mechanics RICHARO IANFRANCO Mathematics . Science Spanish Club ROBERT IANFRANCO Mathematics Science History GARY LANGDALE Key Club Ariel Business Staff little Theatre Guild JOE LANGFORD Student Body Vice-President Jay Bees President Tennis Co-Coptoin GWEN LARDER Choir Business Home Economics CONNIE LAWSON French Club Generator Featuro Editor G. A. A. GARY LAWSON HARLAN LAWSON Golf Varsity Football Auto Shop Machine Shop CARLEEN LEAHY Future Nurses Club Spanish Club Future Faculty ALAN LEONARD Boys' State Alchemists Honor Society BETTY LEWIS Drill Team Team Sports Choir 42 DORIS LEWIS Office Procfice Tennis English PAULETTE LIERLE Coterien Usherettes Future Nurses Club TOM LINDLEY Honor Roll Boys' Self Government English ROSITA LOPEZ KING LOUIS Girls' Leogue Cabinet Secretarial Club Spanish Club ARTHUR LUSSIER Chemistry Rodio DON LUTZ Varsity Football Varsity Trock Bachelors DOUGLAS LUTZ Artizons French Club little Theatre Guild DARRELL LYNN Transfer PEGGY LYONS RONNIE LYTLE Tri-Y Secretarial Club little Theatre Guild GEORGE MocCRONE Art Science Business ROBERT MacFARLANE Alchemists President Junior Toastmasters MARILYN MocKENNEY Honor Society Tri-Y BUEl McALEXANDER Transfer DWAYNE McBRIDE Transfer WAYNE McBRIDE Transfer 43 JUNE MANTONYA Tri-Y President LLOYD MANGRAM Tri-Y Council J. V. Baseball little Theofre Guild SANDRA MARSH judie McClellan Debutantes Honor Roll Future Faculty GORDON McClYMONT Student Body President Esquires Bachelors JAMES McGARVEY Jay Bees Mathematics Science RUTH McGHEE Office Practice Shorthand Choir BARBARA MclNTOSH A Coppella Choir Girls’ league Cobinef Ariel literary Staff RON MclNTOSH Ariel Art Staff Junior Toostmosters BARBARA MclAUGHlIN Trl-Y Debutantes Future Foculty DENNIS McMEEKIN Varsity Football Vorsity Baseball English MIKE McMULLEN Radio Mathematics Science BILL McMURRAY Auto Shop Machine Shop Mathematics NANCY McNEIL Ariel literary Staff Latin Club Treasurer A Coppella Choir ROSEMARY McWllllAMS Secretarial Club little Theatre Guild GERALD MARTIN Trampoline Physics Trigonometry HARLAN MARTIN Senior Problems Civics Auto Shop HELEN MARTIN Secretarial Club Tennis FAITH MARTINEZ Bookkeeping Office Practice Typing JULIA MARTINEZ Team Games Typing BARBARA MARTINO Transfer MARION MATHEWS Usherettes Future Foculty French Club MARY MATHEWS Drill Team Speakerettes Future Nurses Club PAULINE MAUDE Co-ed Tennis Office Proctice Choir President ABELARDO MELGOZA Drafting Advanced Mathematics Spanish Club DON MELTON Student Relations Drafting Law and Accounting BARBARA MESERVE BOB METZGER little Theatre Guild Golf F. H. A. Hl-Y Tri-Y PEGGY MEYER Spanish Club low and Accounting G. A. A. JIM MILES lotin Club Swimming English ELLEN MILLAR G. A. A. Secretarial Club Office Practice LAWRENCE MILLER Varsity Football Little Theatre Guild Spanish Club DOUG MINERY Machine Shop Auto Shop Wood Shop MICHAEL MITCHELL Varsity Footboll Spanish Club Student Relations Executive 45 BETTE MITTMAN Bond JON MOHLER Track Rodio Typing JENNIE MOLINA Typing Tennis Bookkeeping BOB MONTAGUE Bosketboll Social Science Club Bate ball LINDA MONTE Concert Choir Tennis ROSE MARIE MONTEJANO Head Majorette Girl ' League Cabinet Office Practice HELEN MORAGA Office Practice Bookkeeping Swimming JIM MOREHOUSE Bond Pep Bond Industrial Arts EARL MORLEY Varsity Track Captain Varsity Cross Country Captain Latin Club President JAY MORRISON Orchestra JUDY MORSE Girls' League Cabinet Drill Team Winter Ploy BILL MOTT Varsity Football Varsity Baseball Bachelors PETE MURRAY Swimming Team CHARLES MUSE Varsity Football Lettermen's Club Science BILL MULLEN Varsity Football Mathematics Language LOUISA MUNIZ Shorthand Office Practice Spanish Club ARDITH MUNRO Drill Team Secretary Student Relations little Theatre Guild DIANNE MYERS G. A. A. Vice President Honor Society Press Club JIM MYERS Auto Mechanics Drafting Track RUDY NAJERA Science Mathematics English DIXIE NELSON Natura Club Little Theatre Guild Press Club. LARRY NELSON Industrial Arts Mathematics Fine Arts CAROLYN NEW Law ond Accounting Secretarial Club Tri-Y DAVE NEWCOMER Mathematics language Industrial Arts BARBARA NEWELL Debutantes Spanish Club Honor Society BARBARA NEWMAN Girls' League Cabinet Tri-Y Council Cheer Leader RIKIO NITTA JUDY NORTON Exchange Student from Japan Honor Society President G. A. A. Board Ariel literory Staff TOM OBERDORFER Jay Bees Industrial Arts Mathematics PAT OBERING little Theatre Guild Tri-Y Drill Team STELLA O'CAMPO Drill Team little Theatre Guild Art Al ODENATH Varsity Football Track A Cappelta Choir SHARON O'GRADY A Cappella Choir little Theatre Guild Latin Club LOUIS OLIVOS Varsity Football Boys State lettermen's Club 47 GARY CXIVER Auto Shop Mothematics MEl 01 SEN Photography Science Art JOHN O'NEAL Machine Shop Industrial Arts DARRELL OPP Industrial Arts Swimming Team Mothcmatics JOHN ORMISTON Band Pep Band French Club ELIAS ORTIZ English Bee Football Mathematics ROSALIE ORTIZ Office Practice Shorthand Typing TOM OSBORN Auto Shop Mathematics BILL PADIAS Student Relations Executive Hi-Y Sammy Saint. Mascot SUSAN PALMER Girls' League President G. A. A. Vice-President Honor Society CATALINA PARGA Office Practice Typing Tennis NORMAN PARSONS Varsity Football Bachelors leftermen's Club LINDA PATMOR A Cappella Choir Drill Team Trl-Y ARLENE PATTERSON Drill Team Leader Girls' league Cabinet Student Relations JERRY PAVLOCK Varsity Football Jay Bees lettermen's Club ANN PAYNE Usherettes Drill Team Student Relations Executive GEORGANNA PAYNE Trl-Y G. A. A. Speokerettes 48 ALICE PEDERSEN Office Practice Shorthand Typing PAUL PEDERSEN Mathematics Vanity Bate ball English SUSAN PEEK Transfer FRANK PEREZ Football Band low ond Accounting DOLORES PETERKA Honor Society little Theatre Guild Drama TERI PETERS Ariel Business Staff Generator Staff A Cappella Choir JERRY PETERSON Latin Club Bond Mathematics SHARON PETERSEN Office Practice Secretarial Club Little Theatre Guild ROBERT PILCHARD Alchemists little Theatre Guild HI-Y ALDA PLACENTIA GARY POESCHl Spanish Club Transfer Artizans Little Theatre Guild MARY POfF Ariel literary Staff Modern Dance Business PATRICIA PORTER Secretarial Club Office Practice Co-ed Tennis JAN POWELL Tri-Y Little Theatre Guild law ond Accounting DOUG PREBLE Board of Control Hi-Y President C. S. F. VIRGINIA PRESTON Tri-Y little Theatre Guild Office Practice STEVEN PRICE Alchemists Hi-Y Coterien VERA REYES Shorthand Office Practice BEVERLY REYNOLDS TERRY RHODES Bond C. S. F. Tennis Tennis Co-Captain Typing Joy Bee Secretary EDWARD PROCTOR Auto Shop Wood Shop Cee Football MARGARET QUEZADA Trl-Y Spanish Club Secretarial Club BARBARA QUIVEY G. A. A. Artizans BONNIE RABER Tennis Little Theatre Guild Secretarial Club STEPHEN RACKLEFF Alchemists Mathematics Science BERTHA RAPIEE Artizans little Theatre Guild Bookkeeping KENT RASMUSSEN Mathematics Bond Gymnastics ROBERT RAYMOND Junior Toastmasters law and Accounting Photography JUDY REED Choir Tennis G. A. A. ROBERT REEVES Varsity Football J. V. Baseball Mothemotics KAY RElPH Transfer RICHARD REYES J. V. Football Industrial Arts Varsity Track SUE RICE Future Nurses Club Spanish Club Tennis JIM RIEDERER Mathematics Science 50 BEVERLY ROBERTS Artizons Office Practice Homemaking GHYRANE ROBERTS Concert Choir A Cappello Choir Bee Football CAROLYN ROBERTSON Drill Team Tri-Y Little Theatre Guild MILTON ROBBINS Ariel literary Staff Esquire Honor Roll MIKE RODRIGUEZ Football Science language RAMIRO ROORIGUEZ Varsity Football lettermen's Club Auto Mechanics SYLVIA ROORIGUEZ Typing Choir ERNEST ROMERO Varsity Cross Country Bond Industrial Arts JIM ROSENQUIST Honor Society Jay Bees Junior Toastmasters GERALDINE ROSSO Artizons Secretarial Club LARRY ROWLAND Auto Mechanics Alchemists Mathematics RONNIE RUHMAN Merchandising Business Vorsity Basketball DWAIN RUSSELL Auto Mechanics Machine Shop Metal Fabrication SANDY RUSSELL Flog Twirler Co-head Usherette Board of Control ROBERT RYAN Band Orchestra Little Theatre Guild RENE SALAZAR Business low Law and Accounting Wrestling THOMAS SAWYER Vorsity Football Varsity Baseball , Mathematics 51 TOM SCHATZ Key Club Vonity Basketball Bachelor PAUL SCHLERETH Machine Shop Metal Shop Mathematic LARRY SCHOBEN Transfer EDWARD SCHWARM Ba ketball Swimming Jay Bee laDORIS SCOTT Little Theotre Guild Trl-Y F. H. A. NANCY SCOTTON Choir little Theatre Guild Drill Team LINDA SEITZ Future Faculty Tri-Y Choir STEVE SELINDH lettermens Club Joy Bee Swimming Team Co-Captain EMMY SEVERTSON Honor Society A Cappella Choir G. A. A. BEVERLY SHAFFER Secretarial Club Office Practice Merchandising ROSELYN SHARP Future Nur e Spanish Club Tennis BARBARA SHIELDS G. A. A. Latin Club Office Practice BILL SHIFFER Vanity Football Mathematic Machine Shop SHIRLEY SHROLL BEVERLY SIDES TOMMIE SIMMONS Tennis Natura Club President Mathematics DON SHORT Office Practice Honor Society Physics Transfer Shorthand little Theatre Guild Chemistry 52 GEORGE SKEITH Spanish Club Mathematics Auto Shop CARLA SKINNER Secretarial Club Secretory Drill Team little Theatre Guild RICHARD SKOWSKY C. S. F. Alchemists Latin Club CONNIE SLOAN Usherettes Honor Roll Ariel literary Staff DOUG SMITH Mathematics Physics Drofting JERRY SMITH Sammy Saint. Mascot Bee Footboll Mathematics JERRY SMITH Swimming Team Co-Captain A Cappella Choir lettermen's dub SONJA SMITH little Theatre Guild Future Faculty Drill Team TRACY SMITH Varsity Swimming Team Lettermen's Club Alchemists VIOLA SMITH Spanish Club Trl-Y Secretarial Club SANDY SORENSEN Senior Class Secretary Student Body Secretory Future Foculty President JUDY SORRELL Debutantes Secretory Tri-Y Future Foculty ANITA SPESSARD Honor Society G. A. A. Future Foculty JULIE SQUIER Ariel An Staff little Theatre Guild lotin dub ALICE STANSBERRY Office Praetico Tennis Home Economics DON STEARNS Drafting Auto Mechanics Machine Shop NANCY STEBBINS Drill Team Tri-Y Secretory Little Theatre Guild 53 LARRY STEFFENS Boy ' Self Government Key Club Student Body Vice Preiident JUNIOR STEIN Honor Roll Alchemists Latin Club RONALD STEININGER Cheer Leader Hi-Y Spanish Club DONALD STEPHENSON Swimming Industrial Arts Auto Mechanics CLIFTON STEPPE Spanish Philatelic Club Alchemists RICHARD STEVENS A Cappella Choir Drama Swimming JOANNE STEWART Speakerettes Ariel Art Staff Artiians President NANCY STILLWELL Cheer Leoder Usherettes Tri-Y President RAMONA STORE IM French Club little Theatre Guild Photography Club CHARLOTTE STOUGHTON Trl-Y Secretarial Club Speakerettes MIKE STRAND Social Science Mathematics Scienco LYNN STUCKER Varsity Baseball Varsity Basketball Junior Class President RONALD STURGIS WAYNE STUVICK JIM SUllENS JACQUE SWARTWOOD Baseball Alchemists Mathematics Flag Twirler Lettermen t Club Mathematics BOB SUDER Artiians Secretarial Club President A Cappella Choir Science Civics Machine Shop Trl-Y Vice President 54 KEITH SWAYNE Trock Joy Bees Mathematic ROBERT TAYlOR Esquires Alchemist Honor Society STEVE TAYlOR Student Relations Swimming Junior Toastmasters ERNEST TEllEZ RAY TETIRICK Industrial Arts Transfer Orchestra Hl-Y DEBORAH THOMAS law and Accounting Secretarial Club SAM THOMAS Joy Bees Mathematic JO NEl THOMASON Transfer BOB THRONEBERRY Vanity Football Esquire Future Faculty FlOYD TIMMONS Cee Football Bee Basketball J. V. Baseball MILAN TODD Busine Mathematic Science JEANNE TRIPP A Cappella Choir . Secretarial Club Tri-Y MICHAEL TSCHANTZ Vanity Football Vanity Trock Artizans VALERIE TSCHANTZ Mathematics library Science Tennis ELEANOR TUNDAG G. A. A. F. H. A. Shorthand CAROLYN VALDEZ Team Games Office Procfice Girl ' league Cobinet CAROLYN VAN HOOZER Drill Team Senior Problems 55 JUAN VARGAS Woodworking Trades Spanish Typing XOCHILT VARGAS Team Games Home Economics ELEANOR VASQUEZ Office Practice Typing Shorthand DEIORAS JANE VAUGHN Trl-Y little Theatre Guild Winter Play CURT VAUGHT Lettermen's Club Swimming Team Mathematics SHARON VAZANKO A Coppella Choir Trl-Y President Business IRENE VEGA Tennis Mothematics Typing GILBERT VILLARREAL Alchemists Physics Drafting LARRY VINCENT Varsity Basketball Varsity 8aseball Boord of Control HAZEL WAGNER Clothing Photography Art BLANCHE WALKER F. H. A. Secretarial Club Office Proctice MARTHA WAITERS Art Craft G. A. A. Clothing EDDIE WAMBOIDT Mathematics Vorsity Track Business DALE WATERS Spanish Club Generator Staff Ariel Art Staff BARBARA WATSON Girls' League Secretary Ariel Literary Editor Future Foculty President SHARON WATTLES G. A. A. French Club Honor Society EARL WENZEL Esquires President little Theatre Guild 56 DEAN WEREUUS Latin Club Varsity Cross Country Varsity Track DOUGLAS WERTENS English language JIM WEST Varsity Basketball Bachelors Bee Football JOAN WHEAT Student Body Secretary Honor Society Girls' Self Government MARILYN WHEATLEY A Cappella Choir President little Theatre Guild Winter Play Director BETTIE BESS WIGHT Honor Society A Cappella Choir F. H. A. Treasurer PAT WIKERT little Theatre Guild Secretarial Club Tri-Y JERRY WILEY Art Crofts Office Assistant Auto Mechanics ROBERT WILKINS Band Auto Mechanics Mathematics DONNA WILLIAMS low and Accounting Photography Club Secretory Concert Choir JUDY WILLIAMS A Cappella Choir Law and Accounting Business Administration SALLY WILLIAMS Boord of Control Self Government Chairman Honor Society SANDRA WILLIAMS Bookkeeping Offico Proctice Shorthand ANNE WILSON Speokerettes President Girls' leogue Cabinet Girls' Self Government KARON WILSON A Cappella Choir Drill Team Spanish Club PAM WILSON Generator Staff Trl-Y Press Club BOB WOMACK Va:Sity Track Mathematics Business 57 MARILYN WOODLAND Tennis Future Foculty Tri-Y NANCY WOODRUFF Business Administration Orchestra Drill Team ROBERT WYANT Drafting Social Science Industrial Arts THOMAS YOUNGHUS8AND Photography Club Junior Toastmasters lotin Club LARRY YOUNT Track Crass Country Tumbling DAVE ZEBER Mathematics Industrial Arts Cee Football 58 of school dances in the evening loafing before school working on school productions in the evening TA aj , HIC3H SCHOOU Counselors Mrs. Louise Sanborn Mr. Robert Anderson 64 Juniors As another year goes down in Saintland history, this year's junior class can be proud of its part Tn the recordings. Under the attentive supervision of their officers Sid Cohen, President; Cindy Calkins, Vice-President; Judy Suttle, Secretary; and their class advisor, Mr. Melvin McCord, the class of fifty-nine made many advances. They were extremely loyal supporters of all our athletic events, dramatic productions, and choral programs, as well as the multiple of other Saintland activities. The class of fifty-nine will be one of the biggest senior classes Santa Ana High has ever seen, yet with their fine spirit, ambitions, and drive, they can certainly do a fine job of upholding the traditions of the senior class. ADVISOR: Mr. Melvin McCord f«fco Wr«gN Kchord Yborro YacemM lol� Vow. No m«n Yod� B� � fy fd Y««v) Ff d 2wkM W« 7imp «monn 73 75 Counselors Mr . Mary Re«d Mr . Mary Tozier Sophomores This year the sophomore class has participated in many of the school activities. They have kept up the morale in the basketball, baseball, and football games. The class officers Jim Davis, President; Terry Carlyle, Vice-President; and Judy Blower, Secretary were well chosen and have done a fine and commendable job. Sophomores were seen in great abundance at school dances and stage productions. They have also added their fine talents to clubs and the standards of our school. These sophomores are more than ready to follow in the footsteps of the juniors and seniors in carrying on the fine traditions of Saintland. They will be a good example for the incoming lower classmen in behavior and citizenship. Saintland is proud of her sophomores and hopes they will keep up the good work. ADVISOR: Mr. Herbert Covirvgfon SECRETARY, Judy Blower; PRESIDENT. Jim Davit; VICE-PRESIDENT. Terry Carlyle 77 if3j|lrl m i iflillii UlfilH iiiiifii iifiliii mm iilllii-1 ! 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R hocd Pony Raymond PaMnon Jod Paw Wandy Raad Gob. alia Ma Dolo n« Rod iguti Frank Romara Redgw Panng., dofio Ponaf Coral Rakhan Rodilaan Rgelot. fvo Rodgai Tara.o Romara Panny Pemail Rkhord Raid Drann RJymg POgbna Rod-goo. 84 89 � Activities FOURTH ROW: 0. Preble, A. Wilion, N. Kimball, T. Rhodes. THIRD ROW: R. MacFor-lone, J. Wheat, A. Spei-tard, M Jonkermeier. SECOND ROW: N. Boiler, B. Sidei. B. Newell. FIRST ROW: J. Roienqviit, R. Skowtky. California Scholarship Federation Class Officers Council SECOND ROW: L Cum-mingi, J. Davii, A. Alford, S. Cohen. B. Haugen. J. Dveot, Mr. Arvderion. FIRST ROW: J. Blower. T. Carlyle, J. Suttle, C. Colk-im, S. Sorensen, P. Henry- ion. THIRD ROW: C. Melby. D. Ausmus. C. Hoglc . I King, B. Newmon, S Sykes. SECOND ROW: C. Peelle. A. Munro. J. Holt, A. Wilson, Mrs. Sonborn. FIRST ROW: S. Henderson, L Greenwolf, C. Hyle. E. Severtson. y Teen Inter - Club Council Bachelors THIRD ROW: Mr. Davis, T. Con®. B. Webb. W. Cor-lyle, G. McClymont, I. Stacker, M Royo, D. Dan-nenbrirvg. Mr. Wilson. SECOND ROW: N. Parsons, M. Burleson, I. Cummings. G. McGrow. D. Kenmuir, J. Brettmonn, T. Schotz. FIRST ROW: D. lutz. A. Alford. I. Vincent. J. Garner, G. Sawyer, C. Clark. J West. B. Mott. 93 FIFTH ROW: J. Timm, C. Swonson, D. Bower, B. Christensen, J. Allitto, J. Kogler. J. Dovis, S- Perryman, J. Anderson, S. Holloway, R. Griswold. S. Farrar. FOURTH ROW: R. Skowsky. 0. Fielding. B. Bear. J. Mitschele, G. Morris. A. Bochord, M. Slocum, J. Blower, J. Davidson, B. Ellis, M. Giles, S. Sondcn. THIRD ROW: N. Kimball, Z. Pickell. B. Silver, S. Comito, A. Payne, M. Ketchum, M. Harmon, D. Myers, I. 8ehnke, C. Ault. SECOND ROW: $. Hart, I. Moyer, C. Smith. W. Reed, I. Leonard, B. Kent, S. Otteson, B. Newell, B. Barber, K. Youel. FIRST ROW: B. Watson, M. Mcgee, K. Dim-mitt, D. Spiak, S. Hutchens, P. Robbins, A. Patterson, K. Gerrord, B. Sides, R. Corpin. FIFTH ROW: D. Dorkee, J. Ohlgren, S. Cohen. T. Keller, H. Corrigan, T. Rhodes. I. Mother, 8. Collins, J. Kocos, O. Berg, K. Miller. R. Salquist. S. Palm, J. Borchoring. FOURTH ROW: D. Durfcee. J. Bockmon, I. Hitferdole, J. Hurst, B. Taylor, B. MocForlane, D. Dyer. B. Borton, J. Rosenquist, P. Keenon. R. Vaden. THIRD ROW: C. Taft, I. Robinson, K. MocForlane, N. Basler, A. Spessard, K. Reese, H. Wright, P. Owen, E. Owens, A. Wilson, P. Goebel. Honor Society SECOND ROW: T. londis. C. McNcal, J. Preston. J. Swift, A. Turner, J. Johnson, J. Johnson, I. Finefrock, M. Hester, A. Munro, K. Allen, R. Clark, M. Junkermeier. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Tozier. D. Noe, S. Kolste, R. Walker, K. Young. D. Bush. S. Palmer, S. Gettemy, E. Severtson, N. Stillwell, B. White, R. Arms, M. Helland, S. Cruz, E. Cruz, Mrs. Bennett. THIRD ROW, B. MacForlone. J. Davi� , S. Price. D. Corri-9an, R. Skowsky, D. Andersen, L. Cummings, J. Gamer, D. Kenmuir, S. Perryman, L Pcddicord, $. Cohen, J. long-ford, G. McClymont, L Vincent. SECOND ROW: D. Preble, S. Boling, S. Hart, A. Wilson. B. Wotson, V. Dunn. J. Coterien Club Suttle, C. Thompson, T. Carlyle, M. Ketchum, A. Payne, N. Bailer, J. Wheat, B. Bobblf, S. Williams, Mrs. Jensen. FIRST ROW: Mr. Sollot, K. Kennedy, J. Blower, S. Hutch-ens, S. Cruz, B. Sides. C. Calkins, L Greenwolt, S. Polmer, K. Gerrard, J. Norton, D. Kahn, S- Sorensen. FIFTH ROW: E. Schworm, S. Holmes! T. lindley, R. Purcell, C. Eby, M. Penaflor, A. Morgan. J. Stein. FOURTH ROW: S. Sykes, B. Wright, C. Sloan, P. Henryson, S. Boling. J. A ledge. B. Gogel, J. Heidecke. J. Searer, S. Culling. D. Myers, J. Selindh, C. lamont, S. Allen, J. light. THIRD ROW. K. Kennedy, G. Omberg. S. Otteson, S. Comito, J. Preston. R. Clark. J. Aggerbeck. E. Aldrich, N. McNeil. J. Voughn, L Manning, B. Derdzinko, G. Dillingham, Honor Roll C. Styr.ng, L Yates. SECOND ROW: S. Woodward. R. Morksity, D. Riley, S. Farnsworth, C. Johnson, A. Brewer, R. Baker. E. Heaney, N. Payne, D. lindros, A. Davis. L Finefrock. S. Williams, D. Kennedy. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Tozier, J. McClellan. J. Bate. W. Herrera. S. Potts, J. Belanger. J. Spencer. S. Polmer. S. Sorensen, J. Squier, D. Peterka, D. Smith, S. McCulloch, N. Isler, Mrs. Bennett. THIRD ROW: G. Villarreol. R. Nojoro, J. Mirtchelle, J. Stein, L Rowlond, B. Collin . S. Holmet, G. Davit, M. Norman, W. Stuviek, J. Harmon, K. Miller, R. Gartner. SECOND ROW: Mr. Baker, R. Garland, J. Hurtt, B. Borton, R. Taylor, D. Corrigan, L Yount, B. Fritz, D. Gibton, D. Witmer, D. Preble. FIRST ROW: B. MocFar-lond, B. Silver, R. Skow-iky, A. leonord, S. Price, J. Timm, T. Keller, J. Davit, F. Wright, C. Steppe, L. Mother, M. O'Sullivan. Alchemists FOURTH ROW: J. Swart-wood. J. Rhoton, S. Hart, S. Kile, J. Dorr, I. Cowan, D. Groves, S. Selinger, D. Cardiel. J. Doss, B. Peterson, P. Slonigcr. D. Gage, D. Purvis, S. Sorensen, P. Brackett, C. Hurst, G. Oli-phant, M. Jones. THIRD ROWi N. Scotton, M. ClouiP. Goebel, W. Holt, B. Walker. S. O Grady, R. McVilliams. J. Crutchfield, s. Bio’hcr ton, B. Rambo, B. Fabian. K. Mcleod. R Girotti, V. Todd, J. Horns. Z. P.ckell, E. Hilfiker, V. Estrada. SECOND ROW C Skinner, B. lee, C. Skiles. S. Ba-nord. V. Breiina, E Millar, C. Capps, M. Meyer, A. Tiller, I. Rottinghaus. G. Field, B. Ouivey, A. Sperling, C. New, M. Compos, H. Martin, K. Hedemann, A, Cuervo. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Hollot, B. Newman, M. Christensen, I. Field, S. Potts, J. Squier, B. Raber, S. Davis, J. Spencer. P. W.kert, B. Mcserve. J. Glaser, W. Krupp, C. Vosquer, J. Miller, I. Walker. Secretarial Club Natura Club SECOND ROW B. Silver. T. Broeker. R. Skowsky. D. Snodgross, D. Dyer, E. Terrain, J. Porker, J. Sav-oge, R. Voden. B. Mot-thews, A. Sundstrom, Mr. Bangle. FIRST ROW: D. Spiak, D. Russell, P. Fleming, D. Nelson, B. Sides, J. Davis, N. McNeil, R. Stoding. I. Behnke, I. Leonard, I. Venegas, J. Dykstro. FIRST ROW, S. Rwttell, B. While, S. Ottc on, J. Belanger, S. Palmer, C. Boumttork, C. Sanvone, M. Matthew , S. Hendrick . A. Paiferton, A. Brewer. SECOND ROW, L Gonzolet, I. Peortoo, S. Boling. K. Kennedy. K. McLeod. B. Fabian, K. MocForlone. B. Barber. J. Swift, A. Tamer. THIRD ROW: Mr. Garriton, C. Sloan, J. Herron, P. Henry-ton. N. Batler, R. Clork. J. Aggerbeck, P. lierle, A. Payne, N. Kimball. Usherettes Courtesy Club :OND ROW: D. Edward , I. vot, D. Walker, D. Frank-J. Langford, I. Lewi . ST ROW: Mr. Herron. D. ok . L Walker, S. Dailey, Alt, A. Ellis. B. Lewi . SEVENTH ROW: R. Solquist, M. Nicklet. L Miller, C. Muse, L Peddieord, M. Mitchell, B. Raymond. B. Pilchord, J. Rotertquitt, E. Wenzel, M. Bower, B. Ryon, R. Voden, I. Steffen . SIXTH ROW: X. Wilton, A. Turner, R. Storeim, S. Smith, 0. Vaughn, S. Sorensen, J. Morse, P. Obering, S. Seliger, R. Marksity, T. Peter , V. Pretton, N. Scotten. FIFTH ROW: D. Martin, P. Wikert, E. Sivertion, C. Robertton. A. Potterjon, X. Strandhogen, C. Ridgwoy, D. Smith, J. Selindh, D. Vaughn, R. McWilliamt, J. Welliver, C. Skinned, P. Morriton. FOURTH ROW: C. Peale, J. Wheat, J. McClellan, B. Shaffer, S. William , $. McCulloch, $. Otteton, W. Roger , J. Swartwood, B. Newman, A. Walton. THIRD ROW: B. Throneberry, D. Anderton, P. Wo on, A. Placentia, J. Powell, A. Spettard, G. Omberg, X. McLeod, J. Preston, I. Walker, S. Stirewolt, M. McMullen. SECOND ROW: Mr . Johnton, P. Smith, S. OCompo, B. Raber, D. Peferko, J. Squier, A. Munro, C. Sontone, B. Side , D. Nelton. FIRST ROWi S. Rutsell, M. Woodland, N. Stebbint, S. Weaver, B. Wotton, J. Montonyo. B. Me serve, L. Scott. Little Theatre Guild SIXTH ROW:- F. Hampton, B. Xloojter, D. lutz, R. Xennedy, L. Haworth, S. Holme , D. lutz, D. Fry. M. Daughtry, D. Bower, J. Ducot, B. Haugen, D. Durkec, D. Durkee. FIFTH ROW: J. Garner, D. Mortin, I. Xing,.D. Forbe . D. Dugan, B. Gibb , R. Boker, G. Evan , B. Babbit, C. Johnton. J. Brush, X. Xennedy, B. Fabian, D. Felkner, M. Xetchum, J. Bell, I. Finefrock, S. Akin, M. Harmon, N. Botler, I. Harvey, D. Harmon, E. Duncan, J. Gritet, B. Fritz, B. Botworth. FOURTH ROW: J. Langford, S. Colwell, D. DeVore. B. Crum, C. Go ton, J. Andrew , C. Jackton, W. Krupp, D. Drew , B. Barber, J. Davidton, T. Carlyle, J. Charleston. THIRD ROW: S. Gettemy, H. Grogan, R. Campbell. S. Caley, A. Brewer, B. lee, S. Henderton, B. Bivent, J. Blower, X. Allen, J. Grossman, D. Cardiel, A. Leonard. SECOND ROW: Mr . Johnton, C. Blyttone, N. Conaway, S. Brotherton, J. Bate, M. Hester, S. Boling, D. Xahn, D. Dye, S. Comito, D. Rutsell, S. Hutchens, J. Huhn. FIRST ROW: D. Bu h, X. Garrard, S. Chase, S. Elwell, A. Craft, S. Courtey, C. Gilton, R. Gerotti. Winter Play CAST On® of th® mojl exciting scenes took ploc® in on Africon Jungle. Aouda...................... Delores Vaughn Phileas Fogg.........................Barry Bosworth Passepartout................. Benny Garcia Ann ......................... Nancy Basler Mrs. Murchison................Helen Grogan Stuart........................ Larry Miller Flanagan...................Bob Throneberry Ralph........................Bucky Haugen Jenny........................Julie Arledge Emily ....................... Sharon Boling Gertie................... Carmela Sansone Newsboys...........Ed Dunkin, Jeff Garner Mr. Fix..............................Steve Holmes Nora................................. Nancy Stillwell Myra Fix..............................Sally Williams Blackstone.............................Mike Daughtry Framji......................Richard Gastelo Judge Obadiah..................Jerry Ducot Bose............................Tony Rosas Sally...........................Ruth Baker Bertha ......................Ardith Munro Angelica....................Janice Gorham Indian.........................Bob Pilchard Around the Wodd in SO Days Th« success of th® play wot partly du® to the make-up committ ®. Port of th® ploy took place on this street in London. England. 10) THIRD ROW: Mr. Christ, P. Cuevas, E. Schworm, J. Davis, B. Pilchard, D. Kaech, S. Holmes SECOND ROW: D. Stevens, D. Corrigan, P. Roberts, B. Podios, T. Smith, I. Yount, B. Fritz. FIRST ROW: J. Houchens, D. Forbes, B. Raymond, M. McMullen. A. Leonard, J. Smith, I. Olivos. Hi Y Pharaohs Hi Y Felices SECOND ROW: D. Davey. J. MocCrone, K. Sotden, J. Olgren. FIRST ROW: J. Davis, R. Ross. J. Pinnlx. Missing: Mr. Snell. THIRD ROW: P. BrodfiekJ, C. Leahy, D. Autmu . C. Styring, M. McElvaine. M, Matthew , J. McAlexonder, D. Kennedy. SECOND ROW: I. Hay , B. Shield . I. Horn, C. SJoght, S-Wright, I. Anjoldo, A. Nkhol-too, P. Fleming. FIRST ROW: Mr . Thatcher, D. Heiberg. S. Kol te. C. Hewitt, I. Schroeder, D. Pennell. K. Rigoloti. P. lierle, S. Meyer. Future Nurses FOURTH ROW. L M� lgojo, 0 Momond•� . 0 to ch. � - Kon r.ng, U Mothor. 0 Monm. M F holt. R Nordfom. S Moth . 1C Jogo. TM iO ROW. O. longdaW, G. Omborg. I. Hoonoy, T. londo. 1C. K r -nody. S. Kiruio. Z. low . J. Montoguo. C Molto-bon. 0 s i. Inglit. MCONO ROW. I. MoV . J. Norton, 0. Kohn. S. Knchont. K Mocfodono, F. Mcrgon. S Horvoy. 0. Mormon. 0. Urdrot. L lorih. 0. Otaon. C Uohy. L King FIRST ROW, M logo . B Nmtll. S FWndorton. A M� lgoro. F «� t,i� i. V lobonoro. I. Ion . N McN«l. M Mow. M. Kothom. 8 Hytiop. Spanish Club FOURTH ROW. J. Otrrvt. N. Yod r. t SMForu. R. Ftflign. A. Ronkn. T. Thomoj. M Voeenolll, M. Srhrot. J. Soon . R. Yocum. t. Zn i«. C. � ««, R- $ko«tiy. G. Sonchoj. G. Si ,. M. Robbint. M FWjKor. W impton THIRD ROW. J. Rrtco. t. Rwwll. S. Ruttrfl. C. Srynrg. S. W.bb, 8. SrrK.il,n. K. YowtF, K Room, M Wrlgkr. 0. Todd. M. Thom ion. R Sharp. S. Rk� . N Trtdnroy. J. Vogtr. R. Swinig . 0 RrobW. M Royo. SfCONO ROW C. Thorr on. L Tollon, 0 R.loy. 1C Sondor. S W.l tom . B. Wolton. M RoyJ. L Votquot. L Schroodtr. J. Tortcn. S Sltvo. 0 $ o. (. Sold. R R . C. it kin. M Royn., C R0.IU. L RobM.cn. FIRST ROW, V. Sm-h. M Quoiodo. M. Smith. D. Rodrtquor. N. Sr.lltwll, B. FWwmon. J. Swortwood. M Chritronton, C Skinntr, ) SmFi. L WolUr. N Royno. R RobbMt. V Coma©. B WM t. D. Young. Mr. Urmftyn. FOURTH ROW: 0. Corrigan. B. Boor, C. Eby. D. Oyer, T. Dodson, A. Alford, M. Dahl, S. Clark, N. Bankston, D. Clucos, O. Berg, J. Gordon, S. Allen, J. Blower, THIRD ROW: T. Carlyle. S. Clissold. D. Bower. I. Olivos, I. Gonzales. T. Broeker, 8. Fritz, W. Carlyle, J. Gaebe, A. Cohn, S. Byrum, J. Crowe. G. Fainbarg. V. Garcia. SECOND ROW: S. Christiansen, A. Davis, C. Gaston, S. Farnsworth, R. Camp- Spanish Club bell, H. Cloy. C. Estrodo. I. Gonzales. L. Aburto. A, Amezcua, A. Bochand, J. Carney, G. Glick, R. Gillette, M. Bauernfcind. Miss Perkins, S. Cobrt. FIRST ROW: J. Castaneda, K. Gerrord, S. Chase, J. Belanger, J. Eaton, J. Grossman, C. Baumstark, G. Evans, A. Brewer, N. Bosler, D. Bosh, M. Elizondo, E. Cruz, M. Crowther, S. Cruz, J. Bulond, R. Flores. FIFTH ROW: A. Mikol. H. Corrigon, T. Born , G. Phelp . B. McLeod. F. Wilton. B. Hoettit, S. Lufx, D. Durkee, A. Crottno. S. Cohen. B. Guard. S. Mortden, J. Von Wonferghem, M. Alltvp. FOURTH ROW: R. Marktity, P. Owen. S. Corl-ton, M. Holland, N. Kimball, D. Hertz, M. Gile� , M. Robert . T. Wetzel, C. Hendrick. C. McNeol, B. Babbit, P. Henryton, M. Woodlond, J. Donv bcowtki, A. Wilton, C. Hontke. THIRD ROW J. Aggorbeck. B. Gibb . L Bernot, J. Wclllvcr, S. Ncefc. S. Webb. I. Behnke. K. French Club Wilton, D. Spiak, S. Dillon, D. Deraga, D Rhode , P. Rhode . S. Peter , I. Pear ion, C Ridgwoy, M. Junkerrrveier, S. Seliger. SECOND ROW: T. Thomot. J. Chorletton. S. Me Cwlloch, J. Borker. D. Smith, J. Sottle. J. Skin ner, K. Allen, S. Elwell, P. Rllying. FIRST ROW: J. McClellan, S. Jolley. D. Grif fith , D. Smith, D. Noe, W. Herrera, M. Jor man, L. Honhberger, R. Wolker, J. Pretton, D Dye, S. Otfeioo, S. Welliver, S. Comito, C. San tone, J. Browne. 106 FOURTH ROW: J. Stein. D. Dickjon, B. lind «rom. R. Skowtky. 0. Woreliu , B. Collin . T. Younghuv bond, E. Morley, L Howorth. K. Miller. J. Dovi . J. Kogler, R. Toylor, K. Bowen, S. Brown, S. Seli-ger. M. Bower. THIRD ROW: D. Durkee. J. Comblin, B. Shield . S. McCuittion, J. Pcterton, I. Hitterdole, S. Akin, P. Owen, S. Pcor on, G. Dillinghom, E. Aldrich, J. Aggerbeck, R. Morktity, M. Snyder, J. Moye� , M. Reed. Latin Club SECOND ROW: Mr . Jordan, C. Colbertton, R. Arm , K. Dimmitt, D. Spiok, J. Shuler, K. Rigolo !, J. luken , C. Sonjone, I. leonord. FIRST ROW: P. Keenan, S. Gettemy, S. O Grody, H. Adam , J. Squire. S. Viclo. S. Horn, B. Side . A. Turner. C. Davi . M. Churchill, N. McNe.ll. S. Sor-enien, W. Reed, W. Pear to. G. Dop on. Future Faculty Club FOURTH ROW: D. Crouch, 0. Danncnbring, D. Cripps, J. Breftmon, M, Bu'leson. J. Allit-to, D. Bower, G. Langdale, D. Dorkee, D. Dvrkee, 0. Dyer. K. Aosen, Mr. Wilhelm. THIRD ROW: S. Geivet, I. Hord-castle, I. Bright, B. Beor, J. Boteilho. D. Hertz. P. Henryson, N. Bailer. B. Barber, L Ander-too, P. Fleming, C. leahy, S. Hart, S. Keyes, B. Ellis. D. Griffiths. SECOND ROW: Miii Wots©n, J. Crolle, B. Babbit, K. Kennedy, G. Evans, A. Brewer, J. Bate, E. Danielson, S. Hall, J. tokens, M. Livingstone. K. Goddard, I. tone, B. Kent. FIRST ROW: S. Chase. D. Bosh, V. Arcinioga, C. Calkins, V. Kester, B. Crom, H. Cloy, R. Campbell, R. Arms, E. Croz, R. Gillette, K. Gcrrard, G. Dopson, M. Harmon. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Egger, W. McAllister. E. Schwarm, R. Vaden. t. Steffens, B. Mott, B. Throne-berry, J. Povlock, S. Sykes, S. Woodward. FOURTH ROW: S. Meyer, C. Ridgway, N. Stcbbins, 8. Stephens, S. Moonce, S. Sherwood, S. McCoistion, L. McKinney, M. Snyder, M. Reed, A. Walton, J. Breedlove, C. Hedrick, J. Reed. THIRD ROW: I. Moyer, M. Woodland. L Seitz, M. Moth-ews, C. Sloan, C. Schrock, J. Selindh, E. Owen, J. Swift, B. White. K. McGinnis, N. Spes-sard. SECOND ROW: E. Severtson. C. Qoivey, J. Wolfkohle, L Underwood, A. Wilson, B. Watson, J. Sorrell, B. Rojos, C. Siskin, J. Morse, B. Stuvkk. FIRST ROW: J. Wheat. G. Om-berg, I. Maxwell. A. Spessord. W. Rogers, B. McLaughlin, S. Potts, D. Spiak, A. Patterson, A. Munro, B. Meador, S. Smith, S. Sorensen, S. Palmer, K. Sandoz. 108 THIRD ROW: C. Rolling, D. Ausmus, C. Siyring, M. Snyder, R. Clark, A. Wilson, M. Morris, C. Horst, J. Roe so, I. Castro. SECOND ROW: Miss Gotol, D. Dye, M. Rood, E. Owen, B. Walker. S. Hall, J. Wellinger. N. Payne, C. McNeol. J. Crolle. FIRST ROW: C. Stoughton, G. Payne, J. Stewart. M. Mathews, J. Andrews. W. Peorse. I. McKinney, J. Shuler. K. Sandoi, S. Hendricks. I- Tallon. n o o Sveakerettes Jr. Toastmasters THIRD ROW: D. Durkee. R. Me Intosh. C. Swanson, D. Corri gon, S. Farrar, R. Skowiky, C Steppe, Mr. Stone. SECOND ROW: S. Price. F Gauer, R. Collins, R. Stevens I. Haworth. D. Durkee. J. Ros enquist, D. Forbes. FIRST ROW: D. Crouch. R. Mac Fariane. S. Holmes. D. Bower J. All if to. D. Mathews, R. Ray mond, R. Griswold. SECOND ROW: I. Steffen . J. Hofmon. N. Potion , 8. Howell, J. Gorner. A. Alford, M. Burleion, L Stocker, D. Droge el, E. Moriorty, S. Croddy, J. Cole, G. McCly- Key Club moot, W. Corlyle. FIRST ROW: Mr. Covington. G. Longdale, S. Cohen, 8. Goord, I. Comming , T. Cone, T. Sehatz, N. Yoder, I. Vincent. 8. Mott, 8. Fritz, G. Foinbarg, D. Kenmoir. no THIRD ROW, M. frown. J. Allitfo, C. Vaught, D. Wereliu , J. Jcffcrion, B. Frit . SECOND ROW, I. Vincent, S. Sclindh, D. Kenmuir, D. Donnenbring, I. Stucker, M. Burlcion. J. Smith, T. Smith, M. Dahl, E. Motley, J. longfotd, B. Haienjaeger, D. Catr. Lettennens Club FIRST ROW: Coach Pickering, D. Anderien, R. Sturgij, J. Pavlock, L Olivo , N. Potion , D. Braden, B. Bradley. T. Dadton, J. Savoge, C. Poland, B. Mott, Coach Wilhelm. SECOND ROW: R. Stow-sky, K. Miller, D. Fry. nxtn, D. Clveos, J. Porker. fjfcST ROW: Mr. Wrlson. J. Timm, D. Corrigan, T. Dodson, j. Price, C. Steppe, H. Corrigan. Philathelic Law Accounting Club Club THIRD ROW: I. Olivo . B Mittmon, 8. Reynolds, J. Davison, J. Barks, Z, Nchols. K. Nelson, C. Fs'rado, B. Fobion, J. Herron, S. Sorensen, D. Cardiel, M. Koger, F. Perez. SECOND ROW: F. Mar-tinez. A. Covarrubias, R. Bormudez. J. Gonzoles. M. Compos. V. Arcini-ago, D. Mishey, G. Field, J. Glaser, J. Miller, J. Powell, t. Field, R. Wil-letr. FIRST ROW Mr. Elliott, R. Flores. J. Gallegos. S. Cruz, I. Perkins, S. Davis, M. Duffle. A. Alt, S. Chopmon, J. Turton, C. Forbeck. S. Tulene. Mr. Newcomer. StCONO ROW Mr. Nelien, D. Mortin. S. Giordono, M Bower. J. Hof-nan. T. Cone, C. Clark. RRST ROW: J. Cole, W. Cor-1y «- S. Cohen, N Yoder, J. Kogler. SECOND ROW: Mr. Anderion. E. Schworm, S. Selirvdh, T. Miller, 0. Fidler, J. McGarvey, R. Salqoitt, 0. Carr. FIRST ROW: J. Longford, K. Swayne, S. Thomo , J. Roten-quilt, M. Yaconelli, J. Povlock, G. Archamboult. Social Science Club Jay Bees ■Rond row, d. lutz, r. Skowlky, T. Dad on, J. Von Dyke, D. Franklin. FIRST ROW, G. Elliott, R. Campbell, M. 8oyet, C. Sfor-eim, M, Gentry, Mr. Poet. THRO RO'.V: B. Wight, E Daniel , Hedrick, J. Dorr. D. Coflin , K. Ao en, O. Barajo , Youel. E. IeBlanc. M. Kibby, K. Benton, S. Karri . SECOND ROW, Mi Nerio. S. IColHe, 8. Wolker, C. Hewitt. G. Heilond, E. Hart, R. Guillen, D. Soto, R. Muniz, C. Ettroda. C. Youel, Mi � Chrit-tcn en. FRST ROW: O. Orotco, E. Tun-dog, J. Deckard. t. Gonzole . A. Melgozo. I. Battelle, R. Corpin, I. Yote . J. Bunch. H Modzoeff. R. Montejono. Future Homemakers of America 114 SECOND ROW: J. Allitfo, S. Fornsworth. P. lierle, B. Chris-tionsen. H. Corrigan, M. Mor-ri� , N. Gaylord. D. Fryman, D. Myers. N. Kimball, A. Leonard. D. Andersen, D. Nelson, I. Hitfcrdalo. FIRST ROW: Mr. Jock. M. Smith, B. lindstrom, J. lawless. 8. Derdzlntko, D. Riley. D. Myers, R. Corpin, C. Draper, J. Norton, C. Davis, C. Lawson, M. Holland. S: _OND ROW: B. Guard, B. MacForlane, I. Mather, T. Rhodes. B. Friti. FIRST ROW: Mr. West. A. Leonard, E. Morley, R. Taylor, J. Hoy. FIRST ROW: D. Witmer, J. Bor-cherirvg. R. Dunning, Mr. Bolton, L Green, E. Terrozzi. Stacje Crew Orcjan Class THIRD ROW: R. Nordstrom, H. Huestis. SECOND ROW: C. Heard, M. Andreosen. J. Preston, Mr. Palmer. FIRST ROW L Oliphant, M Thornton, J. Heidecke. SECOND ROW: Mr. Common, S. Comito. C. Eshelbrenner, S. Akin, S. Klnzie, B. Eisner, S. Johnston, J. Sorrell, S. Coley. FIRST ROW: K. Gerrord, B. Newell, B. Mcloughlin, I. Wolker. H. Adorns. J. Me-Clellon, D. Dye. P. Rhodes. D. Rhodes. Debutantes Es(j uires SECOND ROW: Mr. Colemon, J. Higgins, R. Goode, G. Me-Clymont. D. Frymon. M Robbins, J. Longford, R. Toylor. FIRST ROW: R. Kloostcr, E. Wenzel. D. Fidler, W. Woolery. R. Throneberry, M. Daughtry, D. Bower. M. Bower, E. Owen FOURTH ROW: B. Gorcio, J. Houchens, 0. Stevens. J. Smith, I. Atkins, B. Haugen, A. Odenath, R. Sturgis, G. Roberts, B. Bradley, J. Langford, D. Franklin, A. Thomas, B. Medley, M .McDode. THIRD ROW: Mr. Coleman, D. Forbes. C. Larson, R. Quick, J. Higgins. D. Edwards, E. Thomas, H. Correa, I. Olivos, J. Hordemon, L Chavarria, R. Banuelos, A. Yrizarry, D. Chester. SECOND ROW: N. A Cagpella Choir Bader, P. Hcnryson, I. Cowon, T. Wetzel V. Boyd, B. McLeod, D. Bates, I. Pot mor, J. Andrews. M. Hackett. J. Harris T. Peters, J. Reed, N. McNeil, J. Williams FIRST ROW: D. Groves. S. Hebert, I. Fine frock, L. Greenwalt, B. McIntosh, J. Tripp P. Zeller, J. Brush, N. Kimball, J. Herron S. Henderson, R. Girotti, J. Holt, E. Severt son. M. Bush, M. Wheatley, P. Huffman K. McGinnis .M. Christenson. B. Yeoman THIRD ROW: I. Lancaster, G. laguna, I. Wil� oo, C. CMf. N. Patterson, J. English, P. Brackett, W. McCosh, S. Mounce, C. Concert Choir Willioms. V. Estrodo, J. Wesfphol, J. Gallegos. FIRST ROW: N. Kronberg. O. Blackburn, Steis, R. McGea, E. Alfaro, I. Monte, M. 8. Arroyo. S. Sobel, A. Covorrubios, H. Livingstone. P. 8a«r. SECOND ROW: Mr. Coleman, S. Draper, S. Silva, S. Pimentel, F. Martinez, H. Reeves. N. Scotfon, S. Jensen, P. Mershimer, D. Garcia, S. CKopmon, E. Pimentol, M. Parra, A. Horfy, J. Hannah, G. Lange. J. Gonzales. 1 19 120 Choir 5 Syruicj Concert THIRD ROW: S. lonhom. S. Russel, J. Rc«d, R. Hansen. C. Povlock, S. Horvey, C. Rolling, M. Maurer. C. McCray, S. Tuleno, B. Molina, E. leBlonc. FOURTH ROW, G. Morris. L Morriss. J. Thomason, M. Hall, C. Schrock, M. Knudf-son, J. Selindh. A. Wolton, C. lomonf, B. lewis, D. Johnson. D. Soto, J. Bates. FIRST ROW: J. Coleman, V. Wolkinshow. J. Campbell, J. Wellinger. J. Welliver, S. Coursey, M. Zeber, D. Felkner, M. Reeves. J. McGinnis, D. Bowles, G. larder. SECOND ROW, S. Dillon, A. Vonhoye. P. Maude, B. Bartosh, M. Barker, B. Story, G. Deaton. V. Bettis, P. Miller. H. Diaz. W. Rogers. THIRD ROWi E. Edney. R. R.boto, L McKinney, J. Bloir, C. Fiske. SECOND ROW: L. Horn, M. Koger, S. Bob-ski, P. Beckman, C. Nolan, J. Ekenstedt. J. Elliott, B. Beck, C. Umbenhower, W. Choir 6 Nieblos. J. Hutchens. FIRST ROW: R. Miller. J. Davis. C. Taylor, P. O'Sullivan, J. Segrest, J. Vior, K. Dyson, S. Hollmon, J. larder, J. Rogers. D. Rios. Concert THIRD ROW: M. Shofner, M. Westbrook, R. Fleenor, J. Duncan, J. Allison, J. Orm-Iston, J. Hoy, C. Alexander, C. Eby, K. Rassmossen, R. Purcell, W. Kale. SECOND ROW: E. Tellez, C. Forbeck, K. Young, S. Keyes, K. Reese, D. Burnett, Orchestra E. Heaney, J. Fessenden, D. Myers, B. Kllpstein, I. Gillette. FIRST ROW: K. Whitt, L. Driver, D. Hertz, S. Craig, J. Axworthy, J. Voget, J. Arnold, A. Sundstrom, L Blattcnbcrgcr, S. Georg-en, C. Reichert, J. Lukens, G. Reisenwcbcr. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Reuter; D. Bressel, L. Cortner, J. Peterson, J. Ormlston, J. Hoy, C. Alexander, K. Rasmussen, F. Zerlaut, B. Qoillon, R. Purcell, S. Keyes, D. Martinson, 0. levering, C. Dickmon, R. Voden. THIRD ROW: K. Reese, D. Ortiz, B. Widoe, S. McCuistion, B. Reynolds ,F. Romero, J. White, E. Martinez, D. Myers. SECOND ROW: R. Alarcon, Band T. lonzo, J. Morehouse, H. Wright ,D. Myers, B. Meador, B. Mlttmon, J. Fiske, D. Dyer, J. Tegland, R. Miller, I. Gillette, C. Eby, G. Knight, R. Russom. FIRST ROW: B. Warner, F. Perez. W. Kindred, E. Heaney, B. Gogel, D. Burnett, R. Clark, B. Ciccione. R. Flee nor, M. Westbrook. C. Sloan. . Bourmtork T. Cone J- Gamer R. Steininger N. Stillwell V. Todd R. Montejono C. Dovi S. H«ndri k Maj I. Yote iorettes Sonq Leaders J. Sporvcer J. Sortie S. Boling C. Calkin 125 Third row: Mr. Reuter, advisor. Second row: R. Vaden, tuba; J. Hoy, trumpet; D. Oyer, clarinet; J. Or-miniton, trumpet. First row: J. Morehouse, clarinet,- B. Ciceione, drums, R. Purcell, trombone; C. Eby, clorinot. Pep Band Drill Team FIFTH ROW; S. Cloisold. B. lewis. C. Gaston, C. Hurst, D. Groves, R. Baker, K. W iisun, m. rayne, K. Kennedy, J. Morse, 0. Gammell, C Robertson. C. Von Hoozer, E. Herron, Mr. Reuter. FOURTH ROW; C. Hontke, B 8obb«f, N. Stebbins, J. Botielho. Z. Picked, 0. Gorden, F. Morgan, M. Christensen, M. Clark, S. Coursey, N. Scotten. B. Newman, A Brewer. M. Smedley, P. Obering. THIRD ROW: J. Wheat. I. Blattenberger. D. Graves, M. Busch. S. Akin, 0. Kahn, A. Turner, M. Mathews, S. Brotherton, K. Sirondhogen, 0. Rhodes, P. Rhodes. B. Barber. P. Huffman, C. Skinner. SECOND ROW: D. Quintana, N. Woodruff, t. Patmor, B. Gibbs, I. Maxwell, L Gree nwolt, K. Aden, I. Cowon. S. O Compo. K. Sandox, B. Sides, B. Crum, J. Reed, S. Elwell, T. Wetzel, A. Munro. FIRST ROW: S. Henderson, K. Gerrard. M. Duffle, C. Capps. I. Perkins, S. Potts, I. Gonzales, S. Cruz, A. Melgozo, A. Joramillo. M. Rojo, D. Riley, V. Kester, S. Smith, N. Conaway. K. McGinnis, A. Pottorsoo. Boys State B. Bear, A. Leonard. D. Dyer Girls State N. Batler 127 J. Langford. B. Watson (lost year representative), K. Kennedy. R. Clark. Color Day Color Day this year provided fun and entertainment for every citizen of Saintland. Regular dress regulations were relaxed for the day, and many Saints attended school in costume. All wore the traditional colors of red and white. Beginning the day's activities, which were planned by the Board of Control, was the Color Day assembly. It was opened by a ''Presidential Proclamation declaring the day set apart from all others in order to increase the already strong school spirit. Cheer leaders, song leaders, and the school band were called upon to perform during the assembly. Also featured were the costume contest, with prizes given for the best costumes; the hilarious kangaroo court; and, of course, the highlight of the assembly, the crowning of the Color Day queen and her two princesses. Noontime brought more fun. Parading down the streets along the campus came the Saint Band, followed by enthusiastic student supporters. A pie-eating contest was then held on Clayton Field, with the representative of the senior class finally emerging as the victor. Finishing noontime activities was an outdoor pep rally which featured cheer leaders, song leaders, band, majorettes, flag fwirlers, and drill team. The Color Day football game was played that evening, with half-time activities including a presentation of the Color Day queen and her two princesses. After the game the Color Day dance, sponsored by Girls' League, provided a perfect conclusion to the day of fun. Athletics Coaches The dictionary defines a coach as an instructor of athletics; however, it fails to mention the important details of the responsibility of the job. Many people regard the coach as just someone who teaches their boys to play a sport. Although they are right in this respect, they forget that it is also the coach's job to teach sportsmanship, co-operation, and the ability to work with other people, preparing them for life in the future. The parents of the boys on the school teams have to depend on the coach to teach their boys something that can be learned only through sports. To this man goes the credit for the morale of our boys and the respect for someone who devotes half of his time to the building of our youth. The student body of Santa Ana High owes a great deal of credit to our great coaches who led us on when the going was rough, who planned every move our teams made, and who stuck by us through thick and thin. We pay a great tribute to these men who have served us so well. t • t • Being chosen Saint of the Week is a great honor for the boys on the varsity football team. It indicates that the boy who receives this honor was an outstanding and inspiring factor for his team. Each week of the football season this honor goes to the boy who excelled in these qualities during the game preceding that week. SECOND ROW: H Mwikk. L. MeKnight. E. Engmon, N. Machander. � ■ Beck, W. Snell (not shown—M. ftoustos). FIRST ROW: J. Wallace. R. Greene, J. Pickering. J. Wilton, B. Foote. Saints of the Wylie Carlyle Norman Ha maker Dave Kenmuir Gory Sawyer Bill Shiffer Bernie Young ? Varsity Football Football is one of the roughest, toughest, most unpredictable sports as was proved to the Saints this year. The 57 varsity squad, coached by Lester Bus McKnight, had the brain and man power to build up a winning team but they didn't have the breaks. Due to injuries and influenza in the early games, many of our finest players were forced to drop out for the remaining portion of the season. In the first game of the season with Riverside, a nonleaguer, the Saints bowed out with a gallant loss, Riverside 33 — Santa Ana 12. The following game with Orange ended in a different way with an easy win for Santa Ana, 31-0. Back on the other end of the see saw, Santa Ana dropped to Huntington Beach, 26-7. The season had its thrills at the La Habra game when the Saints scored the winning touchdown in the last few minutes of play, leaving the score Santa Ana 14—La Habra 13. Then came the heartbreaker, the game with Fullerton that set the stands and the team to weeping when the Big Red failed to shove the ball only six inches to victory — Fullerton 12, Santa Ana 7. Nothing but sadness followed as the Saints continued to lose, dropping their last four games — Garden Grove 14, Santa Ana 13; Claremont 20, Santa Ana 7; Anaheim 17, Santa Ana 0; Newport 7, Santa Ana 6. On the field and on the bench, every heart was in each game. The varsity squad of 1957 should feel proud of their will to fight and their ability to carry through in the toughest situations. FOURTH ROW: N Ha maker. N. Parian . S. Holme . B. Allen. R. Reeve . M Penoflor. THIRD ROW: Cooch McKnight. H. law on, M. Mitchell. C. Mine. B. Haugen, D. Kenmulr, M. McDode, D. Corcoran, A. H«eff, A. Odcnoth, B. Shtffer, R. Crandall, M. Bower. B. Mott, G. Sowyer. SECOND ROW; Coach Wallace, B. Brodley, J. Tilton, D. Ramirez. R. Rodriguez, W. Carlyle. J. Jeffer-ton. I. Olivo . J. Kendrick, R. Throneberry. J. Fo ter, K. Schurb. B. Young, D. lutz, G. McGrow. FIRST ROW: D. McMeekin. G. Underwood, W. Carroll, M. Ttchontz, D. Teague, L. lebrodo, J. Pavlock, M. Reilly, W. Kindred, D. larton, M. Rodriguez. 134 B. Allen M. Bower B. Bradley W. Carlyle W. Carroll R. Crandall J. Foster N. Ha maker B. Haugen S. Holmes J. Jefferson J. Kendrick M. Penaflor B. Reeves M. Reilly M. Rodriguez R. Rodriguez G. Sawyer B. Shiffer J. Tilton B. Throneberry M. Tschontz B. Young 135 Football 136 137 B Football The Saint B's, led by co-captains Bobby Banuelos and Carl Lopez and most valuable player Amos Lopez, ended the season with a respectable 4-5 record this year. The Little Saints, coached by Jack Pickering and Rollo Beck, had a team with great playing potential, but it wasn't until the final games that they attained it. There were two main reasons for this. First and most important, the team was hard hit by influenza in the middle of the season, losing many of its first stringers and four league games. Second, weakness was found in the team's offense in earlier games, but the problem was solved as the backs gained experience and blossomed as the season ended. The Saints started off their season with a 1-1 pre-season record, losing to Riverside, 24-6, but clobbering Orange, 21-6. In Sunset League competition, the B's trounced Huntington Beach, 35-0, but were edged by La Habra, 20-13. Thus, the flu bug started to bring defeat,-Fullerton 25, Santa Ana O. Next were Garden Grove and Anaheim, defeating us 34-12 and 13-0, respectively. In a mid-season nonleague game, the Saints scrounged Claremont, 33-19. Completing the season, Newport was defeated, 26-13, as the Saints played their best game. THIRD ROW. J. Farr, C. Miller, R. Stewart, P. Greene, J. Cunningham, M. Hoyt, S. Perrymon, H. Hardeman, N. Cantu, M. Silvas, L Lemmon, S. Farrar, M. Garcia, P. Soldon. SECOND ROW; Coach Pickering, M. Brooks. J. Ohlgren, T. Thomas, J. Von Dyke, J. Goebo, R. Johnson, A. Cohn, T. Metzger, J. Howard, D. Jones, E. Davis, A. Lopez. D. Henson, D. O'Neil, R. Doughty, D. Valenzuela, Cooch Beck. FIRST ROW: L Chavarria, B. Banuelos, R. Banuelos, C. Mohar, F. Peosley, T. Truby, D. Fox. J. Cummings, J. Pierce, E. Horton, C. Lopez, R. Bunch. C. Lopez, L. Poddicord. 138 Cee Football Our C football team, coached by John Wilson, had a highly succesful season this year, emerging with a record of four wins, two losses and two ties which gave them third place in Sunset League competition. With only two returning lettermen as a nucleus, coach Wilson and assistant coach Nick Roussos developed a team of hard fighters with good spirit and high morale. The team played its best in every game, losing only to the teams which placed first and second in the league. Standouts in this year's edition of the C's were co-captains Tommy Slaughter and Hector Correa, along with the co-winners of the most valuable player award, Rudy Miranda and Ted Jonas. High point man for the team was Bobby Campos, who scored six touchdowns. All players did an excellent job on both offense and defense. The Saints started off the season in an excellent manner, defeating Orange 25-7. Then, in the league opener, they proceeded to edge Huntington Beach 7-6. In their match with league winning La Habra, the Saints were ousted 21-0 but came back to tie Garden Grove and Fullerton 7-7 and 14-14, respectively. Then came the day the Saints had been waiting for, the day they edged arch-rival Anaheim, 6-0. In the final game of the season, they yielded to tough Newport 19-7. SECOND ROW: R. Roldon, D. Wolker. J. Davit, J. light. P. Stillings, R. Hontke. R. Block. D. Hurd. J. Campbell. D. Whitney. G. Mills, R. Miranda. C. Larson, M. Davis. D. Gish, R. G.bson, Cooch Wilson. FIRST ROW. D. lePlante. T. Slaughter. F. Ariate, R. OCompo. R. Campos. J. Costenodo. J. Correa, T. Jones. A. Zole, M. Getchell, G. Elliott. L Slaughter. S. Clark, M. Yoconelli. L Boggs. J. Rodney. 139 unior Varsity Football As in previous years, this 1957 edition of the Junior Varsity turned in an excellent record. In the won-lost column, the end of the season showed five wins and four losses. After dropping the first game to Riverside 14-0 in 104 degree heat, the team gained a game from Orange by forfeit. Then an epidemic of influenza struck, making it necessary to forfeit to Huntington Beach. When back to full strength, we won two consecutive games from La Habra and Garden Grove, 12-0 and 18-0, respectively. The team then went into a slump during which Fullerton and Anaheim won 27-14 and 28-7. At the height of a great comeback, the team played their best game of the season against Western High, who had recently defeated both Fullerton and Anaheim — score 20-7, the Saints on top. To close the season, Newport forfeited to us. Coaches Engman and Musick did a fine job with the boys and the fruits of their labors will appear on another fine Varsity team next year. SECOND ROW. Cooch Mustek, L Morgan, R. Peterson, K. Mullen, F. Baker, W. Winchel, H. Smith, A. Nivoa, T. Estroda, S. Floyd, J- Bassett, M. Tolley. G. Flockton. Cooch Engman. FIRST ROW: M. Ammons, P. Gonzales, W. Simpson, M. Smith, G. Haller. V. Nopier, D. Ross, K. Blessing, D. Milligan, J. lee. C. Bush. 140 Captain: Milt Burleion The year 1957-58 will stand out in our lives for many reasons. One of the biggest reasons is that Saintland watched our Varsity Bosketballers march off with the Sunset League Trophy and into CIF playoffs. The boys on the varsity fought hard for the title and had the support of every enthusiastic basketball fan in Saintland. Opening league play, the team tramped La Habra and Huntington Beach, 61-36, and 57-34, respectively. However, a crowd of avid, screaming fans helped bring in a close win over Fullerton in the third game of the season — score, 43-42. Next we zoomed past Garden Grove, 61-40, and defeated Anaheim 48-42. In what was supposed to be the game of the season we easily defeated Newport Harbor 58-47, and ended the first half of league play as the only undefeated team in the Sunset League standings. In the second half of play. La Habra and Huntington Beach again fell to us, 61-39, and 55-34, respectively. Fullerton was out for blood when we met the Indians for the second time and defeated us 50-44. Our Saints then took Garden Grove and found themselves facing vengeful Anaheim. They ceded their second defeat 38-46. A crucial game with Newport High ended the season. To win this game meant the Sunset League crown, to lose meant a four-way tie with Fullerton, Anaheim, and Newport Harbor. Our mighty men did not fail us as we massacred Newport 71-371 Advancing to the CIF finals we were defeated 47-52 by Compton, who went on to win the CIF Central Group championship. To these boys and their coach Bob Wilhelm, a grand tribute from every member of Sainflandl Varsity Basketball 142 Junior Varsity Basketball S£CONO ROW. J. Hofmon. W. McAllister. G. Archamboulf. E. Moriorty, D. Ross, R .Solquist, S. Croddy, 0. Mvlligon, R. Leonard, Cooch Snell. FIRST ROW, G. St. Martin, J. Tilton, R. Kline, D. Larson, J. Kogler, W. Simpson. B Basketball C Basketball SECOND ROW: Coach Pickering, R. Chrittianten, R. Schultz, J. Go I bo, A. Rcnius, D. Whitney, O. Berg, J. Campbell, C. Martinez, J. Davit. FIRST ROW: R. Miranda. A. Zole, F. Dillon, T. Slaughter. •c A.UTj 145 Baseball There is nothing like watching a baseball game, especially when the high school team is playing. The excitement, the fun, and the fresh outdoors lend themselves to America s greatest sport. Baseball takes good, clean players and true sportsmanship. All this we had this year partly due to our coaches who have given of their valuable time and energy to teach our boys the inside story of baseball. Santa Ana s baseball team this year has shown the rooters in the stands a good season with their playing ability and their the-game-isn t-over-until-the-last-man-is-out” attitude. They upheld the name of Saintland in proving to the outsiders that Santa Ana still has great sportsmanship and great athletes. r CAPTAIN: lorry Vincent STANOING: Cooch Wilhelm, G. Sawyer, J. Burnt, E. Moriorty, J. Hofman, L Stocker, L. Vincent, D. McMeekin, T. Tewell, 8. Teweil. KNEEUNG: D. Valenzuela, B. Young, G. Gelkitly, J. Tilton. H. lawton, P. Stegall, D. Crabtree. 146 unior Varsity Baseball SECOND ROW: J. Kocos, T. Truby, S. Forror, I. Crandall, D. Henson, D. Larson, D. Fox, R. Sturgis, Coach Mustek. FIRST ROW: C. Cose, D. Caputo, L. Downey, R. Kettering, G. Elliot, R. Miranda, S. Cormon, J. MacCrone, J. Heeter. 147 FOURTH ROW: Cooch Greene, K. fileuing, L Atkins. P. Wilmot, B. Allen, M. Tschontz. Coach Eng man, E. Womboldt, 0. Brettell, B. Bosworth. Cooch B««k. THIRD ROW: M. Royo, J. Smith, D. Chester. J. Wett, B. Shiffer. W. Carlyle, J. Cole, D. Rom, M. Carrasco. SECOND ROW: M. Penoflor. M. McDode. J. Savage, R. Alfaro, D. Head, B. Corey, J. Arrison, J. Jefferson J. Foster, J. Clare. FIRST ROW: N. Porsons. B. Podios. K. Swoyne, I. Yownt, E. Morley. D. Braden, M. Dohl, A. Odenath. R. Reyes, L Melgozo, W. Carroll. Co-Coptainss Earl Morley, Don Braden Any group of boys can make a team but it takes a certain group of boys to make a winning team, and that group was Santa Ana s track teams. With our Cross-Country team taking the Sunset League Championship and our Varsity B and C fighting all the way, we can be certain that we have boys with spirit and ambition. Coaches ■'Pinky'' Greene, Earl Engman, and Rollo Beck proved that they knew their boys and their business when they began training these swift athletes for the big races. They took a group of boys and molded them into track stars, breaking records, and bringing in the medals. Running so hard that they collapsed at the end of a race, each boy gave his heart for each race. When they saw that big tape looming out in front of them, our boys had that extra spurt to take them across the finish line ahead. Track and Santa Ana made a good partnership this year with the ever-needed help of our coaches and our high-spirited boys. Track 148 Bee Cee Track FIFTH ROW; B. O'Compo, J. Cunningham, F. Peoiley, D. Whitney, M. Hoyt, F. Romero. FOURTH ROW: D. Grote, D. Martin, I. Gillette, C. lopez, C. Oork, G. Autrey, R. Mann, K Soldon, G. Reitenweber, D. Brc el. THIRD ROWi B. Banuelo , J. Arnold, T. Cone, R. Crandall, 1. Peddicord. F. Fiduelio, G. Miller. T lenzo, D. Turd. SECOND ROW: R. Banuelo , B. Compo . L. Chovarrio, L Olivo , PI Greene, B. Mathew . FIRST ROW: B. Finley, D. Heod. S. Perryman, H. Corea, J. Smith, B. Podia , R. Alfaro, T. Jonoi, J. Arriion, T. E trado, C. lopez, J. Clare, M. Getchel. Cross Country 149 SECOND ROW: B. Mothew . L Gillette, D. Brc� tel, L Atkin , P. Wilmot, M. Corrotco, T. Alfaro, Cooch Reece Greene. FIRST ROW: J. Arrljon, J. Savage, M Dahl, E. AAorley, D. Braden, R. Corey, I. Yount. Varsity Swimmincj All our swimming teams have stood out this year with their many fine accomplishments. The boys have been ably coached by Mr. John Wilson and the co-captains, Jerry Smith and Steve Selindh. The first meet of the season set the pace for the Saint swimmers. In this meet the Saints defeated Riverside in a thriller that was decided by the final relay. A truly outstanding achievement was made by Curt Vaught this year. Curt won the varsity diving championship at the C.I.F. Invitational Swim Meet. Along with our fine varsity, the B and C teams showed much promise for the 1958-59 season. Consistent point winners this year included: Tracy Smith, Cal Foland, Jerry Smith, Ed Schwarm, Steve Selindh, Bill Bruns, Roy Ross, Joe Ohlgren, Jeff Garner, Curt Vaught, Dave Fielding, Alan Balch, Gary Peterson, and Alan Macauley. CAPTAINS: J. Smith, S. Selindh THIRD ROW: Coach Wilton, C. Vought, E. Schwarm. A. Macauley, T. Barnet, T. Smith, J. Gamer. SECOND ROW: T. Knox, C. Folond, A. Balch, T. Dodton. J. Crowo, J. Smith, S. Selindh. FIRST ROW: D. Geddet. A. Kormot, R. Rom. J. Zimpelmann, W. Brunt, J. Ohlgren. 150 B C Swimming SECOND ROW: Coach Wilton. J. N.elton, R. loontbory, S. Giordano, D. Kendrick. B. Widoe, D. Durkee. T. Broeker. FIRST ROW: D. Von Dyke. A. Zale, M. Davit. D. Fielding, G. Fainberg, R. Orr. Tennis Our Saint netmen entered the 1958 Sunset League play as two year defending champions. Coach Neal Machander, with the aid of co-captains Terry Rhodes and Joe Langford, worked the saints info machine-like precision. Under the leadership of Guy Archambault, the team's number one player, the racquetmen's chances of retaining the championship were rated as excellent. Our Saint Tennis team showed outstanding ability this year. In pre-season play, the Saints had an almost unblemished record in duel meets, losing to the powerful Redlands University squad. The Saint netmen won their first four tournamepts: the Fullerton Interscholastic, the Arroyo Invitational, the El Monte Interscholastic, and the Orange County Invitational. The Junior Varsity, supported with many up and coming juniors and sophomores, appeared in fine shape. Having gone undefeated in pre-season play, the J.V.'s showed that they were strong contenders for the Junior Varsity Title. These top teams have made an excellent record for Santa Ana High. Co-Captains: Terry Rhodes, Joe Longford THIRD ROW: Cooch Machander, M. Brown, R. Lofink, B. Collins, J. Stein, J. Davis, J. Kogler, M. O'Sullivan, K. Palmer, $. Croddy. R. Gorlond. B. Christionsen. SECOND ROW, D. Jones. I. Hitterdole, P. Overby. T. Rhodes. F. Wright. D. Carr. B. Silver, R. Solquist, R. leonord. FIRST ROW, I. Wetzel, J. Hurst, I. Mother. J. Porker. G. Archombault. J. Longford. J. Light, J. Allitto. Mrs. Marilyn M Millan Mr . B«v«rly Romero Mi Nancy Boyd The girls' athletic seasons have been especially successful this year. The sports our Sally Saints participated in included tennis, swimming, basketball, hockey, volleyball, and baseball. In addition, a new afterschool class in badminton has been offered under the instruction of Miss Lee Humphrey. Modern Dance, under the supervision of Miss Nancy Boyd, has been very popular this year. Careful planning by the G.A.A. Board and their advisors, Mrs. Marilyn McMillan, Mrs. Beverly Romero, Miss Lee Humphrey, and Miss Nancy Boyd, resulted in many interesting activities including a winter and a spring party and several playdays. More girls than ever before turned out for after-school sports and joined G.A.A. The increased participation of more girls of Santa Ana High made 1957-1958 a very exciting and entertaining year for girls' sports. Mi � lee Humphrey GA.A. Board 154 THIRD ROW: N. Bo ler. S. Rowell. SECOND ROW: S. Palmer, D. Myer . FIRST ROW: S. Keyei, J. Norton, J. Belanger. Cj.AA. Members SECOND ROW: B. Boy! . K. Allen, J. Amezcuo, N. Andersen, N. Boiler, J. Aggerbeck. C. Ault, J. Blower, E. Aldrich. V. Bet-ti . S. Allen, T. Bojorquez, C. Baumttork. FIRST ROW: Mis Humphrey. P. Arnold, K. Adorn . J. Axworthy, G. Brown, K. Brown, B. Babbit, J. Bui-ond, C. Bolfoort, M. Bou-emfeind, D. Be ey, C. Bowen, J. Belanger, K. Be ey. SECONO ROW: Mm Boyd, R. Clark, L Clark. S. Christiansen, M. Butch, J. Davidson, T. Carlyle, S. Cohrt, D. Derago, J. Dorn-browski, J. Davison, E. Deischl, G. Dillingham. FIRST ROW: P. Compos. A. Campbell, J. Comblin, D. Bush, M. Campos, J. Clark, J. Crolle, L Cowan. S. Davit, L Driver. K. Oimmitt, C. Estrada. SECOND ROW: D. Hertz, B. Fabian. E. Hart. D. Heiberg, C. Gaston, P. Goebel. D. Gordon, $. Hall. C. Hollenbeck, E. Heaney, J. Herron. K. Goddard, P. Henry ton, E. Herron, J. Harris. FIRST ROW: Miss Humphrey, I. Field, R. Gillette, S. Gettemy, B. Frederick, M. Grove, V. Hacker, S. Geivet, S. Hendricks, H. Garcia, L. Horshberger, S. Harvey, S. Farnsworth, J. Heckman. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Me-Milton, G. Huey, D. Lin-dros, I. Lane, M. Ketchum, J. Landis, B. Kent, C. Hurst, N. Kohler, N. Kimball, D. Kennedy, M. Luckey. C. lamont, L. King, J. Horton, S. Keyes FIRST ROW: M. living, stone, D. Jones, L. Horn, C Hyle, E. leBlonc, I. lorsh, B. Kelsoy, M. Jarman, J. Holt, S. Hutchens, A. Joramillo. L Ingham. SECOND ROW, D. Myers. 0. Myers, M. Megec, K. Mouek. I. Potmor, M. Mouer, P. Owen, G. Morris, t. Oliphont, G. Oli-phant, M. Mathew , B. Nord, Mi Boyd. FIRST ROW, S. Palmer, A. Melgozo, G. Poyne, P. Meyer, K. McGinnis, £. Millar, C. McNeol. N. Payne. B. Nolle, S. Neef, J. Norton. SECOND ROW: S. Russell, C. Robertson, Z. P-ckell, J. Reed, M. Reed, J. Reed, W. Pcorse. J. Robertson, M. Robert . L Pearson, B. Quivey. R. Roessler, S. Peters, Mrs. McMillon. FIRST ROW: S. Potts, C. Roiley. G. Rife. S. Russell, D. Rowenhorst, 8. Pierson, C. Peclle, M. Reeves, C. Ridgwoy, P. Powell, K. Reese. D. Riley. SECOND ROW: S. Spes-sard, J. Simmons, C. Smith, C. Umbenhower, V. Todd. M. Snyder, J. Von Ert, $. Sander, B. Shields, C. Schrock, S. Sherwood, K. Salinger. FIRST ROW: Miss Humphrey, J. Turton, D. Smith. N. Spessard, K. Sandoz, J. Shuler. D. Spiak. S. Sorensen, E. Tundag, S. Smith, S. Sorensen, C. Taylor, J. Shearman. SECOND ROW: B. White, M. Woodland. S. Wattles, D. Welle, H. Wright, D. Russell. K. Youel. B. Wot-son, B. Walker, A. Wright, Miss Boyd. FIRST ROW: S. Woodward, J. Teglond, C. Vasquez, M. Smith, A. Vonhoye. S. Viele, J. Wellinger, J. Welliver, L. Walker, J. Wheat, S. Weaver. Basketball SECOND ROW: D. Elledge, J. H«rroo, C. Von Hoozer, G. Huey, T. Bojor-q j«z. E. Tundog. FIRST ROW: S. Rusioll, S. Keyes. 158 Good shooting techniques were disployed during bosketboll seoson. FIRST ROW: E. Severtion, N. Boiler, D. Both, J. Norton, B. Wot on, N. K.mboll, N. Stillwell. SECOND ROW: K. Allen, L King. J. Horton. C. Go ton, E. Aldrich, G. Oliphont. L tynn. FIRST ROW: D. Spiok, S. Hendrick , D. Gordon. SECOND ROW: S. Gettemy. B. Biven . M. McElvoine. J. Welliver, S. Wood-word, K. Youel, M. Robert , J. Cun-ninghom. FIRST ROW: T. Carlyle. D. Smith, S. Davi . I. Hor hburger. Hockey provided many thrill . . . and spill ! 159 Volleyball SECOND ROW: K. Bessey, M. Wol-ters, B. Quivcy, S. Wattle , E. Herron, P. Henryton, B. Babbit, $. Smith. FIRST ROW: D. Jone . S. Sorenten. SECOND ROW: G. Dillingham, L Pcar on, Z. Picked, M. Reed, J. Horri , V. Todd, J. Torton. FIRST ROW: A. Melgoza, M, Livingstone. FIRST ROW: S. Weaver, A. Wright, J. Voget, D. Rowenhorjt, C. Peele, N. White. Early spring brought many zooming volleyball 160 Softball SECOND ROW: S. Smith, D. Jon . 8. Qvjivey. M. Walter . 8. Shield . P. Henry-ton. 8. Babbit, D. Elledge. S. Keye . S. Sorenten. FIRST ROW: E. Herron, C. Von Hoozer. SECOND ROW: K. Dimmitt, J. Von Ert, M. Bouernfeind. M. Snyder, I. Cowan, H. Gorcio, S. Pott . FIRST ROW: J. Belonger. A. Joramillo. « SECOND ROW: I. Horthburger, P. Compo . E. Hart, K. Selinger, I. Larth. V. Arcin-iogo. FIRST ROW: E. leBlonc. S. Woodward, S. Davi . Home runs became a common occurrence as the year sailed to an end. 161 Swimmina i SECOND ROW: S. Wottlet, D. Buth, C. E trodo, E. Tondog. FIRST ROW: B. Shields, T. Bojorguez 3 -• SECOND ROW: J. Turton. G. OH-phont, D. Spiak, H. Garcia, A. Jar-a mi llo, G. Dillingham, R. Roettler. FIRST ROW: E. Aldrich, t. lane, S. Peter . C. Voldez. A. Melgoza. SECOND ROW: S. Gettemy. S. Woodword, C. Ault, C. McNeal, N. Payne, H. Storm, J. Shearman. FIRST ROW: D. lindro . D. Qoivey, M. Jarman, D. Betsey, P. Watson. 162 A cool swim wot found to be quite enjoyable. Tennis THIRD ROW: F. Gregg. $. Hart. P. Go«b«l, M. Jones. M. Mothews. R. Clark. A. Spessord, L. Pormor. SECOND ROW: J. Davison. J. Wheat. S. Boling. S. Hertz. J. Dom-browski, J. Reed, D. Deraga, E. Seven son. FIRST ROW: M. Woodland. N. Stillwell, S. Palmer, G. Dopson, M. Campos, G. Poyne, P. Meyer . E. Millar. SECOND ROW: J. Aggerbeck. C. Hurst, S. McCuistion, B. Meador, H. Wright, J. Reeves. P. Owen, B. White. I. Field. FIRST ROW: B. Fabian. D. Riley. -C. Baumstork. K. Sandox. N. Spessard, M. Busch. J. Crolle. THIRD ROW: J. Blower. I. Oliphont. S. West, I. Horn, J. Voget, W. Pea rse, E. Deischl, C. Foser, S. Dietz, D. Kennedy. C. lomont, J. Heckman, S. Allen, T. londis. SECOND ROW: D. Rowenhorst. D. Heiberg, S. Viele. J. Schuler, J. Ax-worthy, E. la Blanc, M. Ketchum. S. Cohrt, C. Hyle, K. Adams. J. Wei-linaer, K. Allen. FIRST ROW: S. Gievet, K. Salinger, R. Gillette. B. Nolle, I. larsh, G. Rife, J. Tegland. J. Boland. I. Walker. C. Taylor. S. Hall. Tennis proved to be one of the most popular sports this year. 163 Remember 9 166 That time of year when students spend every spare moment in the library — Term Paper season. Sport Night The Christmo Program Our new drill teom this yeor 167 CREDITS Cover: Designed by Marilyn Junkermeier Cover: Manufactured by S. K. 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