Santa Cruz High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Santa Cruz, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1954 volume:

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C m-ole Hill SOCIAL AFFAIRS .,...CC......,,e Alice and Betty Santos BoYs' SPORTS. .E.EEEE ,EEEEEE,EE.....,EEEE P muipsnakef I, GIRLS' sPon'rs EE...,E,.EE..,...,.EE,.,.E Valerie shefboume PHOTOGRAPHERS EEEE Jim Brick cmd Mmm obeno i'fi?g3 ADVISOR .........................Cw Miss Audrey Cummings TIIBIIE III: GIIIIIEIIIS DEDICATION ..eeeYs.,eii,,,iii iiii 4 ADMINISTRATION I s,ss. I I iiss ., 6 STUDENT ADMINISTRATION s,.s I, 9 CLASSES sss.s ei., I I ie,,e,ss eee, iise, , , , 13 DEPARTMENTS eiiiieiess A is ,, I ,, 35 HONORS AND ORGANIZATIONS ss .. 51 SOCIAL AFFAIRS eis,, ,A,isis, I, iii,,,, I 65 BOYS' SPORTS sess I, 81 GIRLS' SPORTS .esi,,iii ii7,.,, 1 09 ADVERTISEMENTS iieis I 125 SANTA CRUZ. CALIFORNIA - Dlllllllllllll Iss-4 1874 - 1954 Commernorating the successful completion of 5259? eighty years of high school yqtfagi education in Santa Cruz. California IIEIIIIIIITIIIII With our deepest sincerity and appreci- ation. we, the Graduating Class of 1954. dedicate this yearbook to those whose patient guidance and untiring effort have been an inspiration throughout our years at Santa Cruz High School . . . Our Parents and the People of Our Community. .glvw-ani' .N A , .N , A L L 0' v,.5...., ur qs- - , Manx. Q' ik ' Nil K XX A 4 0 f ' ' as ,B un.. - .' Q.. K 9 -It 'Nunn N Q, K K. 9 -6- -1 , ' in . . 1 mf' X x -,. I, it x N1 ...Qs A... 4.5, :Q 4 0 k .AA K k - li' In -'nn - ' -.ww -, Mm W. A , ,nd Ar p H , M ' L 'fjvayps -M ..,, A M, ,fff is M. ,S ' .54 '5?9'aa X ' '- Q 4 ,u ',f 5'YCff x ,,: ,A1 H A Q ,V Q 'fn 1 I'9P..l 4-'T' LEE T. SIMS Principal lnnnn.uluu1 TlH HIW o,,, ,,,,,, mx M... am.. SANTA CRUZ CITY SCHOOLS sem CRUZ. CALIFORNIA I lm glad to see that the 195k 'Cardinal' theme is 'Our Communi ty. All of us are citizens of a great nation and a great state. However, we live our daily lives in our community - Santa Cruz. Nature has given us a beautiful setting, but our community is not composed of mountains, redwoods, beech and ocean. It is made up of people. The manner in which we live our daily lives, either in unselfish cooperation for the general welfare or otherwise, will determine the desirability of our community as a place to live. The mountm.ns, the redwoods and the ocean were here before we came and will be here after we are gone. I In confident that your daily experiences in living and working together at Santa Cruz High will be of great value as you take your place in the larger community of Santa Cruz or elsewher . Sincerely, Homer H. Cornick HOMER H. CORNICK H City Superintendent of Schools :Slu m 621mg 69655 sinful .S--4'2-vG-M-- Santa Cruz High School students and faculty, as well as the entire community, were suddenly faced with a tremendous problem of readjustment last April 29, When our main building was ordered closed, we saw an excellent example of cooperation in meeting the problem. Mission Hill and Branclforte Junior High Schools immediately went on double sessions at Branciforte, leaving Mission Hill building open for high school use. High school classes resumed their normal course on two campuses. Yet there was little complaining. Students and teachers alike cheerfullw went about the business of wmbumtmsmwlwmwwmmumwimummmm The same has been true during the present year. With temporary classrooms and portable buildings for housing, the student body has been most cooperative. School has operated smoothly because everyone has worked to make it so. Ability to adjust to new and different conditions is a valuable trait. The entire school community is to be congratulated on the manner in which this problem has L. 513 sms Principal been met. L'rs:pk Jilillllllih !lilEllRlECHRl5l3Hhl3F 'I1U IB!l L ' ...iff .is if K . MRS. MARY FRANCES IRELAN Dean of Girls ,. -x N MhC..... MR. PAUL M. LEVY Vice-Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION lSiarting at lower left hcmd comerl: Mr. Bert Snyder, Mr. lohn Hauschildt, Mr. Tom Polk Williams, Ir., Mr. G. W. Castle-berry, Mr. Homer H. Cornick, Dr. Samuel B. Randall, Mr. Donald Iohnson, Mrs. Dorothy Skoegard, and Mr. Wade Henderson. JIDMINISTRA TION ,K J MR. SAM I. BINSACCA Dean of Boys 3 L' Ag .-... ,5 x N hd y 1. 3, 5 if :af uh, E .XS A l .. , I Q 25:4 ,, puff S vi I . 1 1, . is 3'f' .i ' 3 3. ' -f V1 1-jj ,f' gg' fu-.fb '- I v 4 in-T Q . -' -as My so 9. -Q pa' fr Q ,, P -'tis In C 1 E285 ., fl . .,. 2 -. - - z 'TNQ 1 Q 3 . 1 Q , s I A I 9 Y 's 'M ,ff 3 SQ--- IES, If., Q W' xx it x 'Wy Q x will i .. NR v. QA X N 4 - X K, , Q N .. -. 5. Q V Q- N xxx Vx . 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Dolores Martha Fuentes Myrna Ruth Gibbs lean Elizabeth Goo Lorraine Cecile Folk Camilla Ann Gardner Mary Alice Gill Ioan Margaret Goo Gloria Ioyce Freitas Dolores Mae Gaxiola Robert William Gooch Paul Leroy Goody Charles Lyle Fritz Mary Iulia Ghio Ioan Leigh Good Kenneth Lee Gordo gs .1 ' x ',. If 4 :zyfiixgf ef Af I i w l V? 'QC 'Q X Qgwt fir L'L- fi: ' S'-r i M ' ' i ve-x...,A rnold Rockne Gregg Ronald Bernerd Haas Marilyn Alberta Hay Carole Marie Hill arbara Lorraine Grever An Nita May Hall Barbara Lou Hayford Ianice Lee Houck aa Ramona Grossi Gailand Knight Hall Nancy Elaine Herbert Darlene Louise Howard laximillian Paul Groszmann Ann Mignon Harrison Yvonne Lindy Herman Robert Douglas Howe 954 3-5- Sharon Lee House Darrow Gene Hudson Anne Kathleen Hunt Carolyn Gay Hutchings 'Sf' V T? Xavve it iii-SH fl ,K .3,!'g,, ,f ' 7 ' K ,Q P9 Vw K Q iw' . 2 -I 'f 'K M - - T 4 H- Mais. K, Q ei can 'MI i f are LQN, , .-rw ,.x A X3 5 ,L b L ,K A V. : L In .EX em, . 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Ytfgy 6' 4 C' qv W Barbara Booth Morris Rose Ann Neri Ellen Iohana Nulph Nicholas Roy Pagnini Merle Iayne Morris Theodore Iohn Neioff Alan Raymond Nunes Henry Iohn Papa Darlin Ioy Morse Ruth Ann Nielsen Shirley Ann Nunes California Peake Philip Gordon Murphy Clarence William Nielson Carmen Pauline Olimpio Melvin Lee Perry E 1:1 was f-be .. -ef ' ,5 . ,i '. X f V ' 5l'QX2.Lff -w A -A F , sf S g 8 S K0 Qin 4154 55,4 5 ' C vang.. . -Q-NZ. 5 f I we-,.v , i zkri in . y I giggle 4' 75- ex f P Q 5 'Y :5, Y 1 . Normann Eugene Pesenti Thomas Gordon Politie Diana Ioan Ray Teddy Eugene Richard William Paul Ritclz ADM! Marie Pefl'0!'li AUUIOHY GGY P0Sf Shirlee ADI! Redmfm Donald Irving Richey Peggy Sue Robers Barbara Elise Pierce Gerald Glen Prouty Patricia Beverly Reich Iohn I-Im-old Richey Stephen Lewis R0 William Claudia Pike Ardilla Rae Rasmussen Donna Marie Reynolds Ruth Marilyn Roinestcxd Ronald Eugene Ru ISS4 SEIIIIIIIS W, .N .- .- --5 V .J - X .Q X 'Kd' 09 Nm. Au-wg . 'Qtr 'P 1 X sk -... -. xx Iudy Linda Ryan Iames Lewis Sadler Altha Clarice Saffeels Robert Sakata ISS4 at 5h f. 1 S fs- it wf 3 'Sb' we? - !- Wayne Smithson Salmon Alice Mae Santos Valerie Ruth Sherbourne Louis Bartholomew Silva Donald Melvin Samuelson Betty lean Santos Patricia Loomis Sherwood Terry Lee Simerly Ronald Campbell Sanches Shirley Ann Seyden Ianet May Shults Marilyn Grace Singer Darlene Dolores Sanders Donna Lou Scriver Leah Ianet Sievert Mary Lou Sirles '35-Q-J QT' fl' . 'im E 'ze-. W. uf-. 1, - if ' , a 'X '50- .e 'l ,, kin...- Carole Louise Skinner Kenneth David Smith Sharon Steele Merryl Bernice Skinner Mary Lou Elizabeth Smith Donna Lee Stevens Edwin Harry Smiley Marlene Ioyce Spezia Areaka Iean Stevenson Eva Mae Smith Thomas Alvah Stears Edith Carole Stewart 'Ki' ,snr , or-ug. 'P 'ov--, Richard Walter Teman Iohn Edmund Thomas Shirley Ann Thuringer Barbara Iean Tobey Franklin Charles Ven Philip Andrew Walter Doyne Orless Weave1 Lowell Edgar Webb EISS4 SEIIIIIIIS Www' X.: Michael Ierald Wittman Katharine Ruth Work Paul Clifford York Iacquelyn May Woosley Iobn Morwin Yonkman Robert Robson Younger SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL iarbara Lou Wells Iean Marie White Vlartin George Wenks Helen Louise Wills lrthur Iohn Weybright Robert Woodrow Wilson SENIORS NOT PICTURED Victor Hugh Durden Thomas Leslie Ellis Douglas Lymon Eudey Robert Ioseph Francis Kenneth Earl Gatlin lack Emile Gilmore Kenneth Glenn Hershberger Frankie Mae Hill Celeta May Hollis 1 Maurice Patrick Morgan Ioseph Enrico Mori Lawrence A. Musial Ross Laurence Pepper William Peter David Norman Sutherland Paulette Marie Tershuren Charlene Vollmer .- ,X l,XyNNN'x 'it Jt, l'kx ISS4 SEIIIIIRS MURRAY NIXON MURIEL MCPHERSON President Vice President 1955 . CLASS UFFICFRS ks., MARLENE PACKER KATHY HUMBERT Secretary Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL 28- , 2 CLASS 0F 1955 X N A 1 1' In - P- H swiss f w HUME WSITDF2 ffm ish? nnwn mpu um. U, ,.,. l. Siu DME VISITOR IU TU EU UTR. W L 15 sf ' 3 1 S A 5 g bi I X1 x wx- X QI. -f X 1 PATRICIA ELLIOTT Tr u r X, X LOUIS COSTA MARCIA KLEMPNAUER P ident Vice President I 956 CLASS GFFICERS My 'K 'Q If I . f,,.Q-Tin-v' y IRENE TAKEI Se 1 y SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL -3 Af'f'f'I 1y'a Home vmnun nnwu Ioan Urn Q ..1'533xg2Si N.,A,B-.it.:,XqQgL,El:., ... . L -if ,X Q ' pm..-... ,.,.. Q ww - X A W, ,Q ,,... wlewx 7-.. N - VISITUR nnwu rncn U ' 'WWW QQRYQXFAQJ, 'f' . gf TR ,.54Q f iii: - HBE wwih lawn funn Urnkh A LLX., xx,,x f Ki-'M' 453 F . 'f5alIg?,a5ig ' Us Nw . 5. Rfk ?y8 -'Eff Q' .Q ky-Q Ygfig aoms nuwn VISITOR TU DU DTR. 5 sa,-. .X ff M L ' N 'wwf ? . rg. X - .... S X sQw 5. X X. A-. . K kgkkgv, . 5 ' H G X f f- I fl r 5 i 0' J im . .Q A - ,L h J s ' Q lt I -1 r - -r, ,, e ei Hiilff , i '? S . ,s ' Strolling Sitting Bull The Line Up Crackle Q wx The Hold Up X FSH 5 six Q QE' 1 'gigs Who s Taller? Last Minute Cram We're Loyal to You in ,x W ,- ,8 Rogue's Gallery Diji and Ki ng 40 'Q Paris Green 2150, J' 5' . 2 S 5.511 sh K I ' :.:: 1 ' vu- 'L Five-minute Scurr ,,-1. Noon Pause Amateur Hour ef Sneak Day Hmm! Loverl Shark Syndxcate OP 411 5 ' -, 64 ' .+ . un. No....4q - Q- ur 'Q IIEPIIIIT ' - ans., 4 in -S -0' ai' Q, -Q 5 .a.,,.-.F K .. 4 fx ,.x,,-air :ni W X V'K'4iK,5 Hs fr' I M :. X in is Q-N4 J' A x Gunn... '-TTC: 'P V ,yff LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT As Americans we depend almost entirely on the English language to communicate with others and to broaden our own knowledge lt should be the aim of everyone to try to master a fore1gn language To study a different language helps one to understand better people of other nations and their national prob- lems. Latin, Spanish, and French are the languages taught at Santa Cruz High School. ART DEPARTMENT The Art Department helps students improve their artistic Ubllll ies Instruction is provided in art for a pleasant hobby and possibly tor a future career. Students learn sketching techniques of design and poster drawing along with other phases of art it l HUMEMIIKING DEPARTMENT The study of cooking, sewing, textiles, color, design, and many other factors necessary in carrying out everyday home lite are taught in the Homemaking Department at SCHS. Students learn that being a homemaker is an extremely important undertaking, for a girl not only has duties for the family but is also called on to serve her community. ...- wif 5 Q . is CADDIE COOK AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT Since farming is one of our nation's main occupations, the Agriculture Department is planned for those students Bm' NELSON whose main interests are in the farming field. Students are 1-I trained in all phases of agriculture from the growing of fruit 3 to the control of plant disease. o s , ' n 1' ' .S U - gi D . Ili nupsnr KHEINBHING: SAM BINSACCA, Department Head Y? Q. 6: t ' . . 'J an 1 1? YQ -iii gi, , 2 -x ai fi KW? S? us bums Q Q ,ln X., -an J ,D 35 M 3 Si f 3 , i sf .qv .1 f f J' P551 Lkqk f ' I .,.. Q, .. , K -1 ' + Q 5 - . ' Q a w ' gk A A 'X Q , X' 'f 'Ly-Ji 1 y f Q A ,,. Q -., 3 s QV b ' W f 9 ,Q Q,L, ,pg gp- ws xv my x A 5 S egwq2g:u5:f?g,NPk,'.V , Q Z1 2 'fiwwi-'H - . Q' - , , +ff?f5ixhfgg,,g,5gpi' fm .. , , 'WMF A f?f .i 5516? iz ,NE dw 'wil we 'C ,F Ag . . f E 2 E f-is in v. gy ' ,L a n N .iw Q ' 5 v v I mfg W ' E . sa 4 y s X 5 , A R A A ' ESS: -f X 'Qfff 'Q A1 ' ff. Q 5' . ' 1 l L ' -S f ' 'X L Ei . .',. -fl , Q f 1 Y? N155 ' wb Q52 ...rw 52 Y DRIVER TRAINING STUDY RUUM FRANK KAZMAREK num snnnrsv IEANNINE Nrzrro 2.111111 fw Dlayl ' E , .-an P80140 CH EVROLET CO. T The ideals of the study room may be summarized in Mr. Frank Kazmarek's slogan All who enter its portals leave with greater knowledge. Besides emphasis on the important character- istics of consideration for others, self- control, and dependability, opportunity is given the student for private or group study and personal guidance. The study room also makes possible the driver training program under the instruction of Mr. Roy Dodge. ROY DODGE LIBRARY The library offers many interesting books for the students' enjoyment. Miss Ruth Bradley, as librarian, ,gives the students assistance in their choice of books. MUSIC The Music Department offers an interesting variety of musical courses to students at SCI-IS. They are orchestra, band, instrumental instruction, qirls' qlee, a Capella choir, and music history. One important aim ot the department is to stimulate students' interest in qood music. IOAN AND IEAN GOODWIN Honor Students PEP BAND 94 Ji'-W J' .9 ' 4 PEP BAND Sitting T Anderson, I. Ceragioli. Second Row: R. Brock L Pepper D Kirby B Deans W Prlngle B Hansen. Third Row: I. Cunningham, W. Peter K Olsen W, Q Y, R 5 -3 .I wr' iii! I X Q 2 fi Y - gf z-rg 4 I ' X , I 4 f- SIN il J'b'd7f,. 1 3 X v S S ' ' 1- ' 0' I I mp fb ' 55 2? ff 9 11' 35 E' jbxxxs. g Lx X- ,Y Mxwkw- ' .fvw , ,Av h , sl Q. 'Sw r L-4 6 A CAPPELLA CHUIR E. Burris, D. La Plaunt, V. Sherbourne, B. Wells, F. Defosset, B. Ediger, L. Folk. Row Two: I. Hayford, L. Beck, A. Iensen, R Roinestad, R. Larsen, C. Sanders, R. Gilbert, D. Muchler, S. Traylor, N. Pagnini, K. Moran, N. McKechnie, I. Dulany, R Nielsen, L. Van Oterendorp, O. Iackson. Row Three: M. lngols, I. Hunter, D. Scriver, I. McCullough, S. Bellangero, E Dayton, B. Bird, P. Walters, P. York, B. Wells, V. Aikman, A. Tiedtke, A. Meyer, B. Fader, M. Baker, I. Malloch, B. Keener Front Row: P. Iolley, P. Banach, I. Good, S. Steele, T. Kremer, S. Pitts, C. Manson, D. York, R. Rulotson, D. Lawrence, L Musial, I. Kohout, I. Woosley, G. Mungai, L. Bentley, L. Landino, A. Santos, B. Santos, Mr. Walters. Not Pictured: M. Cunningham, S. Thuringer, D. Eagle, C. Gill, K. Gordon, E. Hansen, L. Heck, C. Hickok, K. Humbert, R gnappidI. Mori, R. Pipkin, T. Pitts, D. Scriver, P. Sherwood, P. Turner, M. Pori, R. Iensen, R. Crain, K. Yoder, and M eyno s. GIRLS' GLEE - .. fwfr- W X . ... . - . . . r F. ,--- ., K vs .Q t is ,sw wt ev 2 At, Q W i X N . J WWW r'4 rfW' 92635 Top Row. Left to Right: A. Richard, G. Gemignani, G. Frietas, I. Good, M. Fehn, H. Bond, L. Unruh, N. Mayberry, N. Totten B. Wilson, M. Lake, V. Seyden, P. Powell, P. Sousa, G. Anderson, A. Arnold, Z. Taylor. Row Two: I. Stubendorft, I. 'Turn bough, E. Brantley, M. Ross, A. Iverson, C. Gregg, D. Fuentes, S. Rittenhouse, I. Stevens, L. Iordheim, R. Attebury, P. Pier son, S. Farlow, B. Sola, B. Kilpatrick, Mr. Walters. Row Three: S. Benthusen, H. Unruh, M. Pori, K. Ware, M. McEwen M. Traylor, D. Ross, C. Stevens, D. Locatelli, D. Williams, D. Beardsley, B. Morton, F. Hill, M. Lawless, P. Lasen, C. Luke G. Matus, D. Chapman, M. Ghiofront Row: S. Scharanow, G. Kelly, B. Baker, P. Vickers, C. Scofield, M. Morris, I. Sinkm son, K. Egbert, P. Hansen, E. Maggi, I. Sommer, G. Martin, M. Webb, B. Aldrich, M. Schaefer, M. Bender, E. Speckman F. Caton, L. Howard, N. Nichols, S. Parrish. Accompcmist: M. Fitch. Not in Picture: A. Blair, P. Elliott, S. Haight, P. Hale, V. Iensen, E. La France, R. Pcrrodi,'R. King, M. Wilson. QQQFV' X, ni .rm in -- .wx gg R xi SR .Q J. 9 M 3. s P 4 Z' 5 +m,,'w, wx I T W' if .-HllHZMi!llHlUl 1 F A A f f - w . 1: A, + 9 A '?, Q Vg' WM .9 h r l .M ss, A 4 I A M . M' , Wm w Q , N Ag 5 I1 ' ., 1 -s aumfam W ,Wt Via - ' 'Ma Mya ., aff' of M., . A fig 1 i . W, . 2 5 K , A , x s 1 X : , - w gig ., Ti K -. ,, J 2 .- , . i' -gf K R B . A 3 P A L X X x f- - 5' ,' A V wg. i K 4 he . A , . I , V ng f -ff f Je il. af QQ a S . W 'K' ,, .I - S23 2 V. QS f 2 f Q , gy 'ff 7,25 Q' . ,. i f hxitfhgi-l .L A s DRAMA THIS DEPARTMENT Students who represented SCHS at Pasadena. Left to Right: Merle Morris, Kathy Work, Cookie Barrie-ntos, Gloria Freitas. HGQQDBYE, MY FANCY A Q A A A 1 x x f' 242- qg., Y Q ,n A ' 9. ' A f 1 mo . V. - ,I Cf' 3 A i - K' - wwf- f MA THMA TIC DEPARTMENT -:suns-vnu mOZO:1: The chief aim of the Mathematics p Department is to give the student a background in algebra, plain and solid geometry, trigonometry, and is basic math. Along with personal in- S N struction, the student is given the op- U T portunity to conduct demonstrations. D :ti Zh! Zrdru Us-rf1 5 UI z u 5' 5 UI Pl IAMI-IS HOOD SCIENCE DEPARTMENT a practical understanding of biology, practical TED NETOFF science, chemistry, and physics. In addition to regu- g lar instruction and lectures, performing laboratory N experiments is an important part of the study of 3 science. S l2l '!UCl'-I Left to Right: Emmett Thompson, Earl DeVore, Luella Birch, Paul M. Levy Department Head. ,,,,.,,,,.,x ,,.W X 1 g 4 K . sw QN X ' ' Q gf -5, l X 1 K J R ff Q K F 18. A t Q gk K gl w Sf' fs ' X . E S X N , v .ALM ft Q ggi? af A gi 'f Q. M , Sl i',ij: .2 '.'. X Fx 'Vi 1 w- . QSM' 2 1' V Ex Q :S ' is KX 3 K .Off Q . N .X x , 4 - v 4 9 .. if X X ai '.: f': N 1 'rf ,g k K .,,.,.,,f l'Qi ,. ,. 1 i 101.3 'Q if 'F J 5 gf if 44 A3 fl ' 25 Wi 4.1. 4 , I max X' f , f SA T NTA CRUZ HIGH SCHOOI. C.. Pnmloi All-School Carnival Will Call Confah Of Representativq Volume LV Santo Cm: High School, Santa Cnn, California, Friday, January 21, i054 Ng, I4 . - Y N , , Taneniiun nah r 1 'W . 5 1 V K - I' ti im. . Soy. am - N i M 3 2 A .1 i if A . -at n , K SQ we lA-11llf Q fi ,Q ' A R ly' if QL'-2. mg. jfilfix '52 .,'. I il- gQil.lEg,f 1, . . ,Q J' . ' ,-, .. ,M sv . . V- 1. .ll 'Q f' ? . .H 'ANG .-:..1?l3:1..1:' gg,-N lee 5 I ' . ,t..:.2.. 1 Q' 3 Q if lx 5 el . C 4 me ff N r -fwN u ' '5 my X363 rf. is fs. 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EDWARD WARRE Advisor CHARLES MCFADDEN NORMANN Pzssmi LEN KLEMPNAUER KI'-ff., News Editor Feature Editor Boys' Sports Editor on. rc sri Satin The TRIDENT is written by the advanced iournalism class under the direction ol Mr. Edward Warren. It is mm issued every Friday to Student Body card holders. W1fX.Il'fi Last year the TRIDENT rated the llrst class honor mlv award from the National Scholastic Press Association and the International Honor Award from the Quill and ,lfhff Scroll. ic Y 'U ' W -' W WP W v I c xi ll .Jr-fi Ill xi x ' ' ' nblen A y- mm wfwfifs '56-U tt, fl' thvn . N ,,,. was W n y .. xx ish 4 .. fl elm Pie 'Nur A-Sqx Top, Left ot Right: Aldo Mazzei, Shirley Nunes, Marvin Del Chiaro-BUSINESS MANAGERS. Left to Right: Shirley Thuringer, Donna Scriver, Dolores Gax- iola-TYPISTS. Top. Left to Right: Lavona Beck, Sharon McCown, Shir Redman, Ann Meyer, Don Mutchler-REPORTERS. Reader. Left to Right: Bob Branstetter, Reporter: Sharon Bellangt Girls' Sports Eclitorp Hon Rulotson, Reporterg Gary Legg, C This year's CARDINAL was produced for the ' students oi Santa Cruz High School by the united I , ,A effort oi the stati members and their advisor. P my N. The main purpose of the CARDINAL is to recreate WL 4 e. , 'lt' . ' I L . by the use oi pictures and Words the past school year jf and to make it a lasting memory to those who helped 7-:L P . we make the year outstanding. Shirley Nunes. Shirlee Redman 1 T l f K n i iz -..iw i i , i. Q Miss Cummings Leonard Klempnauer Phil Baker. Carole Hill. Valerie Martin Oberto, Charles Fritz, Sherbourne lim Brick ,sis X 1-f ',',t X Rv f-t f fl! Betty Santos, Iolnn King, Alice Santos Ruth Nielsen. Mary Ghio, Shirley Thuringer Mr. DeVore cmd the Praciical Science Class U' ' Good-natured Our Sneak Day Mr. Walters Chaperones Easy there. Iamesl Mr. Lehmkuhl lending a helping hand UMUC.. L Beno and his viciim Go Miss Birch' go! in-will .l ,ix ii Comb it pretty. Q' i f f V Mrs. Pepper as Iv,- F' if! ' W4 1.4 ., Were,-. i Our Smiling II of Girls Camera Shy 3 Q K' 1,5 u.. -5-M. I I W I i A -, ,,., A. 1.ikf,Tif,5-' - , J ,f i X ii , Ju 5 . V 1 .' f iii 5 32233 xfll .j Signing Autographs? Mr. DeVore. having fun? Handsome couple MRS. MARY FRANCES IRELAN Advisor FALL OFFICERS, Bottom Row: Merle SPRING OFFICERS. Bottom Row: Marilyn Morris, Treasurerg Ann Meyer, Vice Presi- lngols, Presidentg Nancy Herbert, Secre- dent. Top Row: Ruth Roinestad, President: tary. Top Row: Iudy Malloch, Treasurer. Shirley Thuringer, Secretary. Missing officer is Carolyn Hutchings, Vice President. GIRLS' HUNOR SUCIETY To quality for membership in The Girls' Honor Society a girl must be a junior or a senior. She must maintain a B average, have 300 GAA points, and 55 Girls' League points. She must encourage good scholarship and good citizenship among high school girls. The Girls' Honor Society takes an active part in all school affairs. lt plans the Memorial Day Serv- ices and also awards a scholarship to a worthy graduating member. MEMBERS. Bottom Row: Betty Santos, Rose Neri, Lani Ansley, Ruth Nielsen, Alice Santos, Mary Ghio, Io Ann King, Valerie Sherbourne, Shirley Nunes. Second Row: Marilyn Ingols, Gail Foster, Pat Banach, Ann Meyer, Merle Morris, ludy Malloch, Sharon Bellangero, Ruth Hoinestad, Shirley Thuringer. Top Row: Penny Keever, Diana Ray, Fern Merrell, Florence Bianco, Esther Frizza, Nancy Herbert, Dorothy Beardsley, Christine Roen, and Sharon Steele. F A If o F F I C E R S zzncellor, .EN KLEMPNAUER 'e Chancellor, 'HIL WALTERS BOB SAKATA Pl'IIL MURPHY Fall cmd Spring Historian. Sergeant-at'Arms HI TUW UN6 The Hi Tow Tong is one of the oldest societies at SCHS. It consists of boys who have distinguished themselves in school activities, and have shown the desire and ability to be of service to the school. This year's theme for the Tong Formal was Cupids Capers. The Tong also sponsored the Donkey Basketball Game held March 5. gtg tbe, BILL NIELSON Treasurer, BOB WILSON yn . Wi f i . Treasurer. PAUL YORK P R I O N F G F I C E R S Chancellor, BOB CARDIFF Vice-Chancello BOB WILSON Scribe, HYLAN LYON MEMBERS, Bottom Row: Iim Sadler, Bob Branstetter, Bob Wilson, Len Klempnauer, Ken Olsen, lack Plattner, Iim Ceragioli, Bob Cardiff. Second Row: Dick McCoy, lack Richey, Gary Bryan, Phil Murphy, Ron Rulofson, Phil Walters, Bob Sakata, Iim Fitzpatrick. Third Row: Coach Don Lehmkuhl, Advisor: Russell Brock, Bruce Hansen, Don Binsacca, Lawrence Musiel, Don Dodson, Hylan Lyon, Bill Nielson. Top Row: Coach Roger Baer, Advisory Weston Pringle, Alan Cornick, lun Lee, and lay De Benedetti. OFFICERS. Bottom Row: Penny Keever, Spring President: Max Groszmann Fall President: Aria Lou Dotflemyer, Fall Secretary and Spring Treasurerg Top Row: Diane DeVaurs, Spring Secretaryg Gloria Freitas, Fall Treasurer Any art student who has received a recommending grade in art for the pre- vious semester is eligible for member- ship in the art club. If a student has not studied art and wants to become a member, he may submit two original drawings with his application. A formal applicaion blank is filled out by each applicant. The object of the club is to give stu- dents an opportunity to create and study art. DABA 6084 ART CLUB MEMBERS, Bottom Row: Penny Keever, Leah Sievert, Max Groszmann, Arta Lou Dofflemyer, Barbara Cleveland. Top Row: Iackie Iohnston, Diane DeVaurs, Gloria Freitas, Altha Saffeels, Lani Morse. Q i F- , t I 'mil T- MR. IOHN DAVIS Advisor 'cv QQ MEMBERS, Seated: Maribeth Nehf, Yvonne Fisher, Donna McNeely, Ianette Morgan, Cheryl Lake. Second Row: Norman Davis, Iohn Knox, Dick Berry, Dick Ingram, Dan Glenn, Third Row: Iim Chapman, Iun Lee, David Labkert, Gino Dughi. Fourth How: Iohn Luke, Ted Korntvecl, and Bob Gibson. OFFICERS: lun Lee, President: Yvonne The proper techniques in the use of firearms is tauqht to Fisher' SeCf9lO'Y'TfeGSU'eff Dick Bsffvf the members of the Rifle Club by Mr. Iohn Davis, instructor and advisor. The Rifle Club is open to all students interested in learning the sport of good marlcsmanship. RED CRUSS CUUNCIL Vice President. Not Pictured: Larry Mu- sial, Executive Officer. Miss Caddie Cook, Advisor, Marie Peterson, Ioan Good, and Betty Ediger. if l PHI RHO CL UB The Phi Rho Club established this year is divided into two sections, one for photography and the other for radio. Mr. Will Morgan is the advisor for the photography section while Mr. Earl Devore heads the radio fsection. The main project for both sections was a field trip to Yosemite on Ianuary 10. OFFICERS: Beryl Case, Publicity: Dudley Case, Secretary- PHI RHO MEMBERS, Bottom Row: Earl DeVore, Advisor: Treasurer: Mr. Earl DeVore, Advisory Hylan Lyon, Presi- Pat Krotser, Dudley Case, Beryl Case, Martin Oberto, Bob dent: Iim Kessel, Vice President: and Martin Oberto, Vice Gooch. Second Row: Ken Smith, Del Kreinbring, Carole President. Hill, Liz Koch, lim Kessel, Talley Mallery. Top Row: Don Krotser, Terry Miller, Hylan Lyon, Ted Netotf, and Dick Powell. .WHS UN THE AIR SCHS on the Air is the radio program presented weekly by Santa Cruz High School students and teachers under the direction of Mr. Edward Warren. This program is made possible through the courtesy of the radio station KSCO, which gives one half hour each Monday evening from 7:30 to 8:00 as a public service to the high school district. l KENNETH DYE and SHIRLEY NUNES Announcer KATHY WORK if FALL OFFICERS: Shirley Seyden, President, Donna Stevens, SPRING OFFICERS: losephine Tinetti, Treasurerg Rosalyn Vice President, Marie Dianda, Secretary, Vadastine McCrary, Unruh, President, Mr. U. E. Laurence, Advisor, Diane Disbrow, Treasurer. Vice President: Doris Bakken, Secretary. CUMMERCIAI. Cl. U8 Belonging to the Commercial Club gives commercial students an opportunity to increase their knowledge of the requirements necessary for entering the business world. Their main project this year was to make the football programs for the 1953 season. A field trip to San Francisco to visit various business firms was another interesting project of the club. :E fn -...-,,, Front Row: Kay McCown, Rosemarie Bergin, Shirley Seyden, Carole-e Haytord, Betty Santos, Alice Santos, Ioyce Bond, loanne Berry, Shirley Nunes. Second Row Mr. U. E. Laurence, ludy Duba, Ianet Hunter, Donna Stevens, Beverly lefferson, loyce Simmons, Marlene Packer, Iosephine Tinetti, Iudy Clarey, Doris Baklcen. Last Row: Marvin Del Chiaro, Ann Petroni, Diane Strong, Florence Bianco, loan Klusky, Margaret Mortimer, Rosalyn Unruh, Diane Disbrow. PAT BANACH DIANA RAY Valedictorian Salutatorian The two girls chosen top scholars of the class of '54 are Pat Banach, grade average 2.97, and Diana Ray, grade average 2.84. Pat was chosen valedictorian and Diana was chosen salutatorian. The selections were made by Mr. Lee T. Sims, principal, after going through lists, which were submitted by counselors, which showed the scholastic records oi students with the highest grades in each counselor's group. Front Row: lean and Ioan Goodwin, Music: Darlene Sanders, Commerce: Diana Ray, Social Science: Nancy McMillan, Girls' Physical Education: Nancy Herbert, English: Carolyn Hutchings, Languages. Back Row: Phil Murphy, Mathematics: Ted Netoff, Science: Bob Wilson, Vocational Arts: Bill Nielson, Agriculture: Bob Sakata, Boys' Physical Education. Not Pictured: Altha Saffeels, Art. The Honor Students of Santa Cruz High School are chosen from the following departments: Science, Commerce, Mathematics, Social Science, Languages, Boys' Physical Education, Girls' Physical Education, Music and Art. These students are selected on the basis of their scholastic achievement during their years in high school. as-. The members of the Santa Cruz High School Agricultural Club are affiliated with the national organization known as the Future Farmers ot America. Any vocational agriculture student who is regularly enrolled in agricultural courses is entitled to active membership. One of the outstanding events in which the FFA took part this year was the County Fair. OFFICERS, Front Row: Bill Neilson, President, Bill Pike, Secretary: Buck Row: Tom Politte, Treasurer, Paul York, Vice President: Mr. S. I. Binsacca, Advisory Richard Delucchi, Sentinel, Bruce Caldwell, Reporter. F' F. A. FUTURE FARMERS UF AMERICA mwnmmnpq MEMBERS, Front Row: Walter Bettencourt, Frank Holdener, Ronald Roberts, Iohn Mulkin, loe Safleels, Mike Gould, Bill Pike, lim Willbanks, Tom Stears, Robert Younger. Second Row: Ronald Nizuk, Gary Owen, lim Robertson, Bill Neilson, Stephen Rowland, Richard Delucchi, Richard Kruse, Mario Rodoni, S. I. Binsacca. Back Row: Robert Smith, Phillip Iohnson, Paul York, Tom Politte, Kenneth Smith, Kenneth Garland, Bruce Caldwell, Larry March. . gl Qfg Q Qld KVA LYNNE CAMERZELL KATHY WORK Secretary President GIRLS' LEAGUE The Girls' League is one of the largest organizations at Santa Cruz High School. Its main purpose is to develop good citizen- ship among its members. Girls earn points toward GL awards by participating in school activities and doing committee work. SHARON STEELE Fall Treasurer COUNCIL, Front Row: Ava Lynne Camerzell, Ruth Roinestad, Ruth Nielsen, Mary Ghio, Lani Ansley, Iudith Rapalee, Diane Ebert, Violet Seyden. Back Row: Ann Meyer, Gloria Freitas, Kathy Work, Sharon Steele, Pat Banach, Marilyn lngols, Florence Bianco, Diana Rav MARY GHIO Vice President RUTH ROINESTAD Spring Treasurer CSF FALL OFFICERS: Iim Kessel, Treasurer: Barbara McCombs, Secretary: Nancy Herbert, Vice President: Diana Ray, President. CSF LIFE MEMBERS. Bottom Row: Pat Banach, Iean Goodwin, Ioan Goodwin. Top Row: Kathy Work, Diana Ray, Carolyn Hutchings. CSF SPRING OFFICERS: Phil Murphy, Vice President: Carolyn Hutchings, President: Fern Merrell, Treasurer, Gail Foster, Secretary. CALIFURNIA SGHULARSHIP FEDERA TIUN The California Scholarship Federation is a statewide honorary organization composed of students with ten or more grades points tor a semester. An A counts three points: a two points: a C , one point. Membership is based on semester grades. Those students who are in the society for four out ot the tive semesters they are at Santa Cruz High School become CSF Lite Members. They receive or special pin, a seal on their diplomas, and special privileges in college. CSF MEMBERS. First Row: I. Goodwin, I. Goodwin, D. Case, K. Work, P. Banach, R. Roinestad, M. Williams, S. Iohnston Q McCown, A. Camerzell, P. Merrell. Second Row: D. Disbrow, C. Hutchings, D. Ray, N. Herbert, M. Morris, E. Frizza, G. Foster F. Bianco, I. Klusky, H. Unruh. Third Row: D. Krotser, I. Kessel, I. Rapalee, I. Takei, W. Genschmer, D. Ebert, P. Powell. Fourtl Row: R. Iensen, B. Deans, P. Murphy, I. Mungai, D. Binsacca, K. Olsen. Fifth Row: D. Kreinbring, M. Del Chiaro, B. Hansen E Burt, VJ. Huggins, R. Marlow. A . ,mf sw, f'eI8'g' jig-X U 'Y' 'f -0- .A .Ay-1 ,wx r ,, ,HQ iii 1 f i The Quaver Club is made up of students who are interested in music. The group meets once a month. Usually at their meetings they are entertained by different members of the club. Members of the Quaver Club are junior members of the Mon- day Music Club. OFFICERS: Richard Marlow, Vice President: Mr. Norman Walters, Advisory Ioan Goodwin, Presidentg Irene Takei, Treasurer. Not Pictured: Merle Morris, Secretary. UUA VER Cl. UB I L K ,.LVk Qu . .X , .. , . M, 5-tt., .NQSQ-:drugs -isghjimw 1 f . Ig -f-- 7 We If -si we 1- 'ifigwsr'ss.'rQ' ., wwsifaswtwmwe 41, vi MEMBERS, Front Row: Richard Marlow, lrene Takei, Ioan Goodwin, Betty Ediger, lean Good- win, Marilyn lngols. Second Row: Mr. Norman Walters, lanet Hunter, Florence Bianco, ludy Malloch, Hazel Bond, Ioan Good. Top Row: Phil Dodson, Walter Huggins, Alberta Turner, Marlo Parsons, Claire Hickok. .M . NX.. an . , ,, 7 1'- vols-' UW H 'Q' 9 Yiqz x .ld SOPHOMURE RECEPTIUN EARL Y AUTUMN ska SNOW MO0Nl.l6HT December 12, e 'nf QUEEN SUZANNE IENKINS ae., Q53 -X K FULLIES SLEIGHRIDE 1953 ss ' Q 2-5.4 - JL s X S. P Gln -F' Q 7? 3 3 . 1' 'gg' QL ' 4 . sv x NE 0 , Vg' 1 QW W 5 E Q g . x 'ir . X, -. Nga , ww I fir M Q 2. M, X its X :gg ' A 2 Y . Q X' as af 5 f zf 'fr' wr' A N5 fx 5. --Q- -..,,,,k .ui Qs fn! lg, I 5 - 1 si v f' adn. The Gong .. ex 1' ,, ff ang, . is LA.. , N Q...-X K X - M' of - f: X. X 4- Q' ,,,, 5, x ,K .Fwy -- L, ffgmo gf- w rrrr ' My Heroes :un I- vgg. Craziest 49 '22 . in ,fl Go, Shirlee. Go Tha! Away, Girls! 'Worried Posie What Else is New? Good! Control Yourselves We Moving, Huh? s, 5 Won, Smxle Iuniors??? MR. FLOYD WEYMOUTH MR. L. T. 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A F WV' ...Q Q B WEN I5 , E X g5.57 i P is xi VJ gi M me X ww ,s L, Sgr! se ' q 'fest A Af t iv 51 Ns A' 2 v B 'wr A ff-5 qi! f A' .94 4 1? -N N J fx '11 , Q QF 0 ff 0 O 'P an 5 A x A 6 3 fl-5. QQ V H B. WILSON. Captain C SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS ,,,, S-CHS SCHS CCAI. GAMES , 28 Salinas . .. 3l Monterey 46 Watsonville 39 Salinas .. 40 Monterey 37 'Watsonville D. DODSON S. TRAYLOR F F TOP SCORERS G. Pts. Avg- An inexperienced 'lightweight squad Wilson V7 VY 23 266 11,6 ended its season with five wins and Dunn K ,V V Y 21 137 5,5 eighteen losses. The liqhtweiqhts took Tmylor . 20 87 4.4 fourth place in the CCAL with one win S3323 -fi? lgl gg conmxuedto hvelosses Suwgdand YYY 23 61 Z7 Bobby VVHson, an aH4eague candt Nunes 18 42 2.3 date, was named captain of his squad. BUNCH 15 31 1-9 Leon Dunn received honorable mention CCAL. Totals LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL 22l 44 4E 44 4E 4E 4E I L ,Q L. Front Row, Left to Right: G. Brown, D. Nunes, N. Erba, D. Sutherland, L. Wollenberger, L. Dunn, S. Traylor, H. Adams, H. Mounts, D. Fuqua. Back Row: R. lfland, D. Dodson, N. Partlow, B. Wilson, D. Harder, Coach Emmett Thompson, S. Button, L. Costa, C. Wyatt, and I. Austin. Q b B 5' f A KW W5 , Sig? ,A ifx sf' ,Q Zi? ,Qi '29 7 IW? ,W Q T? 51:5 1.1.24 ' ' Jim 25. is F B Q J QQ! , Nfi s. ie Wmnvwvwwff . ., , .. we M, nv Q Www un 'X 2, fi 1 5' , H Q P f3'W1-W W, 1 1-kk V i A, --M AMN. 4- -im: ' wYS2 fAafs NM-M...M. .. ,xgx:,:.-. -' ww .,....:, WM - ww? ,X i x-Aww x N- 'Lryig if N Q b y',?g fl . V'-: 1gx 9 , is A! K al, suuamu-mem.-,,.wvf W' -- A ., 4 Y X ' 4 ' gf 5 . . t , ..,, X? A5 Q I .. . 4 .55 F , , X . ,N J -- ' .1- .frgx 1 YW f'7mQ ' 1 Wg' is-L...-Srl' ' v 4 1 Q, Ci! . -fs was A M, , M. , ..- 1 ,- if 1, i an 'W g' il ...,. :W Yi. N. . I Vx . .MN 4 W RESTLING ,.. WRESTLING TEAM, Buck Row: B. ileririwiisw, 1. Knox, P, Murphy, B. Nielson, P. York, E. Ferrell, B. Snkutrr, Cocrvli Int-k ljiobig. Middle Row: T. Hicks, 1. Lcirnhert, R,Kcrrr1e,T. lenkins, D. Weaver, L. Sills, F. Schlitifting. Front Row: H, Bryant, B. Roberts, T. McClung, T. Pepper. The 1953-1954 wrestling teom had cr highly successful season, winning sixteen dudl meets while dropping six. The squod finished second in the CCAL behind Solinas. Stcrrrinq for the Ccrrdinctls were the follow- 11'1 I q boys W. I.. D. Wt. Bon Kcrrrle, CCA1. first, 10 4 U 112 Lou Sills, CCA1. second, 7 6 3 127 Don Stohlmon 11 l l 133 Doyne Weaver, CCAL first, 15 1 1 138 Phil Murphy, CCAL first, 10 2 U 154 NCS second, Bill Nielson, CCA1. second, 9 2 U 191 Tom McC1ung, CCAL first, 10 4 2 12U Ed Ferrell, CCAL first, 13 O O 165 NCS second, Captain Weaver struggles to free himself. He's on top. Murphy battles to pin his opponent. Ferrell sets up his man for a pin. 4 'S ' 5 i i so v-'vi . i V G Lara uw s ax . 589035 N Short Sto R RULOFSON Pxtch f 2 K y Q 5 '- . -, - J , -11 I E A Q 3 S O 4 I fi 7 W k M wgmllw , k .gwfa W 'wx 71 f x 'kkffg4 ,,,lg w,.,,. 'gvf' ,N , Sl 1 ,frgwv . , an , 7 Mwwyw n ,1g.M,. 4 , W W, h K..M,,,,.L-' 91 , 'vs VARSITY TRACK TEAM, Front Row: Manager B, Younger, P. Murphy, R. Hawkins, D. Tanner, B. Simmons, A. Fehn, H. Adams S. Traylor, L. Cross, G. Bryan, I. Beck, Manager. Back Row: T. Palmer, R. Delucchi, B. Caldwell, K. Gordon, E. Dayton, Coach Will Morgan, D. Lorenzini, D. Crane, D. Loucks, N. Iudd, D. York. ggi X .. , gf: f ,if .4 5 Delzking finishes tor SCHS in light- weight relay. ...X 1954 TRACK AND FIELD TEAMS Coach Will Morgan had the largest turnout ever at SCHS tor his lightweight and varsity track teams. Although the Redbirds lacked the depth to carry many meets, there were some really outstanding per- farmers. The Varsity relay team of Nick Pagnini, Al Fehn, Gary Bryan, and Bud Simmons threatened the SCHS relay record. Howie Adams had pole valuted ll' 4 and was steadily improving at the time this was written. Sophomores Leroy Cross and Dave Tanner looked good in the 440 and show much potential. Pagnini in the 100 and 220 dashes, Sim- mons in the broadiump, Fehn in the 440 and 880, and Dave York in the mile also did their share. The Cardlets had many fine aspirants with Bert Bly and Tom Silva looking great. Bly set records in the 330 while Silva set new records in the 75 and 150 yard dashes. Not to be outdone by his team mates, Ed Forbes was the best in the CCAL in -the 1320 and set new school records also. zz' I A : it . .. X V , f ' K tx at ,'X., ' I , , f K 1 , it , ' '. 5' ' ' J I.. .-.,, fl -, l A i - I gy y y V I ,Q WEHEA . 4 . ' , fifj ir, - -':f- A is .. ,sy u,.,sQLff?lj A A .Q it --- r 1 'i it tri- . C ,gg - KW rt L V . ..Q... L, ' , ' A+ 9 ' 'ft .a Adams clears ll' 4 to capture varsity pole vault. Bly sets new record in light- 1-'ohn wins another 880 yard weight 330. dash for varsity. -wx.. ff 2' E .sigksf . . ve' W. - Forbes sets new mark in 13 for lighties. Gordon puts varsity shot. Tanner e Simmons makes a mighty leap in varsity broad- jump. -we Hive: ...S - L14 B.-1. , , 3 Q6 by 'ill 20 Silva breaks old 75 yard dash record for lighties. xx , x i dges Cross in varsity 440. LIGHTWEIGHT TRACK TEAM, Front Row: B. Dekking, N. Schwartz, D. Stahlman, R, Rawls, B. Dakan, B. Bly, I. Bennett, M. Gould, B. Costa, I. Beck, Manager. Back Row: Manager B. Younger, R. Giles, I. Benton, T. Silva, B. Neal, Coach Will Morgan, I. Frazier, T. Ienkins, N. Erba, E. Forbes, L. Sills. Xa 71 kg, V AW A ' r Q V, 'Arif K y 'K . 1 - I - 1 8 W ir if inn 4, 'fb .1 'va P 'V . Q 'xxxxf 9- W if Q W L L , Sw' 5 xmx 4. Q 9 V 1 iv bwwwxfz m i b f, A . x ' as 5 X. W A W W' 5 '-nifiizm 1 A 8. , wx K if Nm Mx 5 H f' 55+ Q.. W 14, K, C wff' A hifi? ll :gk ij! IQ gg, if .. It JI 1 mx, ll ll' 1 ll I-l gg ll iw.: 'I 'F 1,33 1 ll Ill: mvlmni Ili ll 1 if' Ill Ill ll gg- Ill ll! llk ll ra pr -1 I an A , .. .F ..-reef' ,, ,,..-ei '51 9' A- H M ' ' .,.. ..nogn.,,,7 , 'til Q f Q LETTERMENT S0615 TY MEMBERS, Front Row, Left to Right: Coach Don Lehmkuhl, P. Baker, R. Brock, D. Stahlman, B. Younger, D. Hawkins. Back Row: D. York, D. Binsacca, B. Hansen, B. Neilson, L. Klempnauer, G. Bryan, P. Murphy, P. York. JT v- . 1 ii., i Very few lettermen joined the Lettermen's Society during 1953-54, thus keeping the activities of the clul to a minimum. Led by Phil Murphy, the members were in charge of the refreshment stands during the football season Proceeds were given to the boys' athletic fund. Bob Wilson took charge during the spring semester Plans were made for the annual party and an idea fo' a father-son banquet was discussed. The club is sponsored by Will Morgan and Dor Lehmkuhl. FALL OFFICERS. Bill Neilson, Vice President: Phil Murphy, President: Len Klempnauer, Secretary-Treasurer. SPRING OFFICERS: Gary Bryan, Vice President, Bob Wilson, President, Bob Branstetter, Secretary-Treasurer. ,W - --w.,,, ,,,, ,- -W X K . GIIIIIS' SPIIIITS 'fi ANA ' , , ., g 112 1 . v- R vi ii Lf, S ik, , Q. Q::,QVgf1iii5ER??it 55' x x K X STS 1 X it +I x I M 'ww ,glmsit 3 3, MISS HELEN CALKINS NANCY MCMILLAN Honor Student ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE Top Row: Betty Santos, Alice Santos. Middle Row: Lorraine Folk. Bottom Row: Diane Ebert, Gcxil Foster. MISS BARBARA HUNTER 1 - I -'waz su.wu-w I ALERIE SHERBOURNE BARBARA WELLS NANCY MCMILLAN SHARON STEELE G A A Treasurer G.A.A. Secretary G.A.A. Vice President G A A President GIRLS ' ATHLETIC A SGCIA TIUN Seventy-five GAA points qualify a girl for membership in the Girls' Ath- letic Association. Points may be earned by participating in after-school sports and for making class teams. The organization holds an awards assembly each semester for the girls who earn GAA awards. Some of the awards that may be earned are the numeral for 300 points, SC for 600 points, star for 800 points, and a seal for 1000 points. G.A.A. MEMBERS 669 Y: K ... fm 1 s I!-'itll l GJLA. EXECUTIVE BOARD Left io Righl: Miss Barbara Hunter, Valerie Sherbourne, Sharon Steele, Nancy McMillan, Barbara Wells. ...rd Qlvwllf INITIII TIUN wx - QGQAQ 'wx 6 ,MAQ 'Ql- uf A MERLE MORRIS Senior Manager -UWM: O ff: ,L 0 ,. in MARILYN RAINES Iunior Manager SENIOR FIRST TEAM Left to Right: McMillan, Spezia, Hunt, Morris, Folk, Ghio, Peake, Neri, Hutchings. SENIOR ALI.-STRRS Left to Right: Nielsen, Thuringer, Santos, Ansley. 1 K X IUNIOR ALL-STARS Lett to Right: Frizza, Morton, Kingdom, Raines. IUNIOR FIRST TEAM Left to Right: Oscamou, Lima, Beardslfiy, Latliarn, Aldrich, Carr, Benedolti, Disbrow. L41 YN Q 4' SOPHOMORE ALL-STARS AND FIRST TEAM Top Row. Left to Right: Kelly, Iones, Brantley, Coates, Stevens, Genschmer, Dubcx, Prescott, Seyden, Gemigncmi, Klernpnczuer, Bender, Lcyson. Bottom Row: Egbert, Ross. UCCER V0l.l.EY8Al.l. ,Ni ' f-af 'tx SOPHOMORE ALL-STARS AND FIRST TEAM Layson, Stevens, Seyden, Lake, Newton, Locutelli, Egbert, Brantley. Kneeling: Kelly. WILSON' Mcxncxger I 7 STEVENS Manager I. SIMMONS Manager IUNIOR ALI.-STARS AND FIRST TEAM ag Bottom Row, Left to Right: Frizzcr, Lcxthom, McPherson. Top Row: Beardsley, Simmons v ' Eneboe, Raines, Kingdom, Osccrmou, Benecletti, Morton. X, lg K ml: SENIUR 'Q X e 4 1' N 3 MALLOCH Manager SENIOR ALI.-STARS AND FIRST TEAM Boitom Row. Leh to Right: Hunt, Nielsen. Top Row: Wills, Thuringer, McMillan, Ansley. i' Q ij' a ur- WW 'k wg' 5 an '- Ko6L KANAKS Fourth Period Q F gi my -,1 . ' bc: ,H , A 1 H -5 5... . a 5 I 5 4 J! , ' 5, xlfk ., 41' a g we . .... : Z, HELEN KINGDOM JUNIUR BASKETBALL Manager All-Star and - Skandingz Bilodeau, Duba, Waideiich, Blasich, Simmons, Parsons. Kneeling: Frizza, Camer- zell, Boido, Keating, Lawson, Bovee. ANNE HUNT Manager SENIUR BASKETBALL .ry Standing: Spezia, Huichings, McMillan, Ansley, Ghio, Redman. Kneeling: Hunt, Bellangero B. Santos, A. Santos, Meyer, Arnold. ' . 3 xi' V' L ' as K xx. ff f' .N 4 x M' ity R M' CHRISTINE ROEN Intermediate Budmlnton fx QE W MUDERN va Nce 5 ,.,- N Q l 1 QQ 4, 3 4- ,.h:, , A Y L H PAT aaaa ' wa ' IEANETTE KROTSER mmA' BENEDETTI Manager Y af, Manager of Modem Dance V A Rm y of Archery 5 6 Q 4 . 1 N . Q I 'f C K Q L.-4 i Q Q , V of , MS , S wl L1 Sharon Nystrom Barbara Morion Althcx Saifools Dorothy Beardsley Q V-if N ' 4 k l' . is 'L 1 rbq 'K 4- NUMERAL WEARERS, Front Row, Left to Right: Sherloourne, Meyer, Roen, Frizzo, Bellongero, B. Sonios, A. Sontos, Bene deili, Blflllffb, Morton, Kind, H+'-rgiri. Second Row: Steele, Nielsen, Ansley, Nunes, Redmon, Ghio, Hanson, Merrell, Hill lnqnlzs, Third Row: Spf-zici, Thiiringer, Bushnell, Mcrllocih, Disbrow, H. Kingdom, Roy, Poster, Wells, Fourth Row: Wills Korh, Elm-it, Clscfornoii, McMillan. Filth Row: Kroiser, Eeordsley, Aldrich, Marker, Bilodecxu, Loihom, Raines. l E f s i 0 R ,Z BLOCK SC WEARERS, Front Row, Left to Right: Meyer, Roen, Frizzo, Bellongero, B. Santos, A. Santos, Benedetti, Morton, King, Sherbourne. Second Row: Steele, Nielsen, Ansley, Nunes, Redman, Ghio, Osccxmou, Hill, lngols, Bilodecxu, Aldrich. Third Row: Wills, Spezici, Thuringer, Koch, Bushnell, Molloch, Kingdom, McMillcxn, Raines, Marker, Beordsley. S Al. WEARERS six Sli Q S Back Row. Left to Right: Valerie Sherbourne, Ann Meyer, Ruth Nielsen, Alice Santos. Front Row: Lani Ansley, Esther Frizza, Nancy McMillan. Xu, s..,s.X.. ., . s.....,Qt.,,.. t 'f i 04 Back Row. Left to Right: Shirley Thuringer, Dorothy Beardsley, Betty Santos, Alice Santos, Lani Ansley, Ruth Nielsen. Front Row: Valerie Sherbourne, Ann Meyer, Esther Frizza, Marilyn Ingols, Sharon Steele, Nancy McMillan. S I Q- -. Q fer Q V f rgr lk' fx XPC DS 4 ff? I ii ' ' fa 4 A, ,g reams V I g N MISSING FROM PICTURES: gg Claire Vollmer, Sophomore Bowling: Ava L B F Lynne Camerzell, Beginning Badminton: I R 3 Patsy Iolley, Rally Committee: Camilla ' C I N fi Gardner, Pianistp Ruth Roinestad, Outside f K Point Chairman. CAROL LIMA. ESTHER FRIZZA Tennis Managers l N iw f JANET HUNTER MARCIA KLEMPNAUER IO ANN KING Folk Dancing Manager Ping Pong Manager Senior Bowling Manage Yi ,pi--. -pa 151: QL .ai .L an- 'Nszlb 9-dswmw!F'4A Y.. k 6 ,L WW .wr-e:-W KWH' 'mam -cfm QCQZSICNRK , At , . sr m nfs mix, X - .,.,,3Q +'+ E5-if' , f .,,,,y' fxgfwtffufx I ., 'll .. - ',.-- fV'Q' 4 ,Nfsxffv If-sf I , ,.,-f' -'ng - N v ,N' ' . : M-fw , 4- f ,A-Mg, Y v X . - - --ff - . -. Qu.-N in 4 ...A - ' s H ..', tw- E K N X I L ,.. , v V W - V - , f - .-.. -- it ., -+ ' -I ' f-N ' f . 1 i,N,V,3:..Al:,, ,ml J. .. 4. 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CALIFORNIA Best Wishes to the Class of '54 W ,L MORE FUN on A Iffsmn cnuz sEAcH W E B B E R I S CONGRATULATIONS TO THE PHOTO CRAFT SHOP CLASS or 1954 ' SANTA CRUZ 1374 PACIFIC AVENUE PHONE 2004 sAN'rA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA SINCE 1907 BUBBLE BAKERY FOR FINE PASTRIES Famous for Our Angel Cakes 1549 PACIFIC AVE. IOPPOSITE S.C. POST OFFICEI SANTA CRUZ PHONE 4537-I Yu. VI PARK STUDIO AND CAMERA sHOP PORTRAITS o AMATEUR SUPPLIES PHOTOSTATIC COPIES o PHOTO FINISHING 119 WALNUT AVENUE PHONE 2774 SANTA CRUZ. CALIFORNIA SANTA CRUZ PLUMBING PLUMBING 0 SHEET METAL HEATING FRED SCHLICHTING 'k PHONE 2143 901 SOQUEL AVENUE SANTA CRUZ Congratulations from THE COLONIAL INN SMORGASBORD DINNERS Phone 6030 1602 OCEAN STREET SANTA CRUZ DON STEI-'ANI - ALBERT PARDINI leelzvs ' ' I Home mum suPPLv MB' IUZOZJMAIFIFIC' 1' AWJVI.-7050 SANTA CRUZ. CALIFORNIA Good Luck. Graduates! from AND 123 WATER STREET PHONE 7350 SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA CONGRATULATIONS, '54 GRADUATES! HORSNYDER'S C. STAGNARO FISHING PHARMACY CORPORATION THE REXALL srons CENTER 'Z11SSESv?f23I'Ri7'lfliff,?z BEACH if Phone 59 FISH FISHING 'rmps Bom mm-:s SOQUEL AND SEABRIGHT AVENUE MISSION PHARMACY Phone 2780 DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITS CONTRERAS STUDIO 'A' CORNER BAY AND MISSION PHONE 1487-M 120 SOQUEI. AVENUE SANTA CRUZ. CALIFORNIA SANTA CRUZ. CALIFORNIA DAVIS ELSIE'S BEAUTY BOX OFFICE EQUIPMENT We Stand Behind Our Services I 113 LOCUST STREET SANTA CRUZ TYPEWRITERS 303 Vz WATER ST. Free Parking PHONE 5278 WATER STREET DRIVE-IN Best Wishes to Class of '54 HERB COATS Records. Sporting Goods. Television. Radios Pianos. Musical Instruments PENNELL'S CHARLES M. PENNELI. -IEWELERS- PHONE 4900 Silverware and Iewelry 1359 ncmc Avenue Pr-rom: 2540 xoxa mcmc Avsmn: sinus cnuz, cmr. sm-1-A Cguz, any-Qmng MII.LWORK FOR FINE HOMES Designed and Built By Craftsmen VAN HOUTEN 6. BRICK 11' 920 OCEAN STREET PHONE 316 SANTA CRUZ. CALIFORNIA FERRELL'S DONUTS COUNTER SERVICE-GOOD COFFEE We Cater to Churches. Lodges and Parties 'k l055 WATER STREET PHONE 3910 SANTA CRUZ. CALIFORNIA Congratulations. Graduates! MISSION PRINTERS IOHN M. WITTMAN ..BoURmGUE.. MASON CONTRACTOR l COMERCIAL-RESIDENTML Across From Santa Cruz Hospital ' 522 SOQUEI. AVENUE Pr-rom: isa 2ll nu'r'roN s'rnr:r:'r P1-:our me SANTA cnuz. csuronnui BOWMAN-FORGEY STATIONERY COMPANY Greeting Cards of Character GIFTS PRINTING OFFICE SUPPLIES SOCIAL AND DESKS-CHAIRS-FILES COMMERCIAL 1319 PACIFIC AVENUE PHONE 4646 Congratulations, Class of 1954 SCOTTY'S DONUT SHOP Marilyn and Bill I.ee.Proprletors 'lr 416 WATER STREET PHONE 5379 Everything For Your Home M7041 PELZ FURNITURE THE FLORIST ir 1010 PACIFIC OR 1 13 CATHCART 1222 PACIFIC AVENUE PHONE 1840 UWC 51115997 SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA PHONE 5210 - 5211 Congratulations' Graduates Picture Framing - Artist Materials ' 2 PALACE STATIONERY APPAREL I ROY s. Posr-F. H. 'IRCWRRIDGI-: ir lust In Price - Styles Iust In 1364 PACIFIC AVENUE PHONE 561 1320 PACIFIC AVENUE PHONE 966 SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA Congratulations To The Class of 1954 MOCKS DRUGS C. R. CANFIELD PACIFIC AND CHURCH INSURANCE SINCE 1906 Telephone 5050 ak if mass PACIFIC RVRNUI: PI-IoNR sze WHERE THE wsu. nnrzsszn YCUNC MAN snovs Featuring our Own QUALITY CANDY Packed Appropriately For Graduation A Modern Store For Men I ,W Sm ORCHARD s SWEETS Lord Ieii Sweaters HAVE You 'IRIRD oUR VICTORIA CHOCOLATES? Nunn Bush Shoes 1224 PACIFIC AVENUE PHONE 738 1 1335 PACIFIC AVENUE PHONE 138 DON'S PLAZA STATIONERY The Scotch Stationer at the COAST CREAMERY Fountain Service Head of the Avenue 4 i' SANTA cnuz. cALn'onN1A sos PACIFIC AVENUE PHONE aso Congratulations. Graduates! NORMAN A. SHOCKLEY LEIBBRANDTS QUALITY IEWELERS 0 TIMELY CLOTHES o FREEMAN SHOES ,k o MANHATTAN SHIRTS e DOBBS HATS 1205 PACIFIC AVENUE PHONE 592 1216 PACIFIC AVENUE SANTA CRUZ. CALIFORNIA SANTA CRUZ. CALIFORNIA Best Wishes. 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