Santa Fe High School - Legend Yearbook (Santa Fe Springs, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

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In his three years of dedicated work he has shown genuine interest and sincerity in making Santa Fe what it is. Through his fruitful planning, guidance, and work, Santa Fe has grown in size, spirit, knowledge, and accomplishments. In the past years as Santa Fe grew in size, he has lead us in the building pro- gram. By leading and counselling with teachers and administrators he has help- ed us grow in knowledge. By supporting many activities and competitive events, he has helped us grow in spirit. Under his strong leadership we have gained acknowledgement in many fields. As he continually puts out his efforts to help Santa Fe grow, he helps us to set the high standards we are noted for. For these reasons and many more, we dedicate the T958 Legend to Mr. Larson. We hope that with his continued leader- ship we may continue to make these achievements and maintain the high standards he has helped us set. Dedication 1-ws. 4 G5 W W WMM QQ Jififfzwwff wb QV QmM2I NL'W fwr3 71b2ipf9AQ f 9Jj L Q 35 Q2 if me R R91 X if X1 X 532 Elm 1 2, Y , 5 Agiministration S Faculty l :P , this 7 7 r M f ' Whittier Union High School, District' 'H' 'I Administrative Staff n Seated: Mr. C. -H. Wennerberg, District Superintendent, and Mrs. M. Hodge, Assistant Sup erintendent. Standing: Mr. H. H. Holloway, Deputy Superintendent, a t :. . 1 .' , A . Assistant Superintendent. W A 5 fu lf- .l -+.f.z , - R. ,fl , , ll 'rl' W .J Ui ,L J ! Ae J ee aa J A.: ,J ew I ,v,f'f !. i4' I J Jfrk: If Q. ,rev ff J 'liyfl fl az M, .,, . H Board 'llrustee X lk J fx ,J C ,, . a..5 J! ll 'ai' X my 3 ' -' .2313'1ff'33' if 1? 4 1 Mr. Douglas Ferguson-Clerk, Dr. Maxwell Flanders-Vice-President, Mr. Merton G. Wray-President, Mr. Malcolm Williamson - Member, Mr. Tom Folson - Member. ' K A' lx 5 V V , . pl H NX 'TJ .oi J ve -. Y f fy' 'X xt- 1 r '- ' 1 l K' 7 aww- -va-' t' . li llll l gn-.. Mrs. Pullen i alll iiittitfzt 'TY,i1E5lfiEt-iffllllllliiillisfij ftfzinitiqziz fi a ? Q1-1-1iz'i.fw'f -5 let? ' llfllilllilliii 2 Hi nl -' it-312t4!YlS'1'ff v 1 f 's t ,V 5f'V?',19i:i Va - ,,f1i,'Q..f-.ii 1,.' i 12.ia7!ia 'illiif pi f 4.4,-,,.,i. l. 'V 'lilly 's ' ,ix,,if..1.,1 v ', ff ' tfkf W7C'j'P' ' Principal Your graduation year probably will go down in history as the year ofthe sputniks. It is difficult to predict now what that event will mean to your future. But what you have accomplished during your three years at Santa Fe, will determine how well you have prepared yourself for the space age. We hope that your background of technical information will serve you well throughout your life, but we hope that you have learned other lessons as well. For the measure of a school is not dependent solely upon classroom learning. The things you have learned on the athletic field, in campus social life, and in your activities are equally vital. My wish for you is success and a full and happy life. Success is a combin- ation of technical skill and an understanding of the duties of citizenship and the responsibility each of us has for his fellow man. lf you have learned these things during your three years at Santa Fe, your school has served you welll That you have served your school well is clear from the outstanding record of accomplishments reviewed throughout this book. Vice Principal Mr. Gustafson 1 Mr. Dandridge Dean of Girls t f-L Demi Ol BOYS R f 'Ww-vw,...,,. iw V I ,... 1, R A f . A -. fi 1 MR. RICHARDS 4 , fs rf 1 l ' MR. KEIM j . Director ot Activities I gl L 43 ,fi A .f i ,i , i ' ' ' f i fit Ni? LA A 'W 'A' L. L A, L' I fig, I4 J i ft 'A A l f 1 , iffy A r iftijtji MRM 1 MRS. HURST Nurse 9 ff MR. ADAMS Director of Athletics K v I ig O45 as Ds! EDXEQX Director of Attendance MISS YAMASHINA Librarian i ......-..........-..-.... ....,. QL i Y ' ' 'i ffE7L . Q ' 32,3 li' f ' jr .f l' . i i:?M , l r .Qfgxz l . X -' its-ii V .-sv ' ' . t tr. : ' , , F u .53 5 zgwiiff' , - 5' 3 H30 X1-' I 1 L - X r f U Q f. Q at i Q , - Mrs. Donna Ainsworth English Orientation BA, Stanford University MA, Stanford University S 4-V H Y' .5 -r k, , Mrs. Elizabeth Blaubach Foreign Language BA, Valparaiso U. Indiana Mr. Llewelyn Davies Industrial Arts BA, Carroll College .al H41 R Mr. Bela Andorka English Orientation BA, L.A. State MA, L.A. State Miss Maxine Dekker Physical Education BA, U. of California n 5 I N' Q N 95 lim? lf.. ...fgtv , - .g , ., N 'iii Mr. Walter Berge Mathematics AB, Northern Michigan MA, Univ. of Michigan Facult ET' 54 Mrs. Mariorie Claus Business Education BS, U. of Illinois Mr. William Earle Business Education MS, U. of Arizona 1? ix 32 5 as f A Mrs. Vera Edmondson World Cultures BA, L.A. State MA, L.A. State Mr. Leo Fessenden Physical Education AB, l..A. State of '57 5 Mr. Bernard Hardy Foreiqn Language AB, Drake U. MA, Drake U. Mr. David Jadwin MF- DON -lenklm Business Education Bl0l09Y BS, U. of Illinois AB, Whittier College M51 U, of Illinois MED, Whittier College if Qs 'iq si, - ia-fer. - - - 15:1 - , szsfwtsw 3 , ' V i' W .riwwzveffss xx xx ,vs v Mr. Roger French Mathematics BA, Pomona College l l Mr. Robert French Chemistry AB, U.S.C. Mrs. Jeanne Johnston World Cultures BS, U. ot California ,.f -fi A Mr. Stan Jordan Industrial Arts BA, Santa Barbara College Mr. Melvin Locke Business Education Dept. Head AB, Iowa State Teachers College MA, U. of Iowa W Miss Bertha Lum World Cultures BA, San Francisco State College Mrs. Marcay Dickens English Orientation AB, U.S.C. Mrs. Marion McMahon Applied Science BA, Pomona College MA, Claremont Graduate School , f i 'il -L Mr. Royce Lapp Counselor Current Affairs AB, Pomona College MA, Claremont College Facult . Mrs. Carman Loneg ran Business Education BS, U.S.C. MS, U.S.C. Mr. Edward Marcum World Cultures BA, L.A. Stclte te 'ff' 1 -Q--tr fn I X I .f'fg.. ,,. , 1 f pil f I . X Y, Mr' Bill MGVCUS Mr. Jean Martin Physical Education physical Eduwnon BA, Chico State BA, Whittier College MA, Chico State of '57-'5 Mr. Herbert May English, Orientation BS, Penn. State U. MA, San Francisco X. Mr. George Mattias Physical Education BA, U. of California ef? 9 li Mr. Paul Mattiietz Industrial Arts Department Head BA, U.C.S.B. MA, Long Beach State Mrs. Nell Meckna Mr. Ernest Moe Mr. Fred Morgan Physical Education English Orientation Mgfhemmics BA, Whittier College BS, U. of Minn. BA, U, of Arizona MA, Whittier College BA, U. of Minn. MAI Cornell U, fi .-'l . w-me , H... A I - , ,,w,., , -I 1- 1 A Mr. Russell Murphy Mr. William O'Neil Mr. Ernest Nesseth American Life Art Business Education BA, San Francisco S.C, BA,lU. of Montana BS, Minot State Teachers MA, San Francisco S.C. MFA, C. of Art 81 Craft College, N. Dakota JMMZKJ Mr. Seaborn Nolin Basic Course Dept. Head BA, Whittier College MA, Whittier College Facult l X Mr. William Nova English Orientati n Mr. John Peters BS, U.C.L.A. Mr. Samuel Ortiz MV' -lock PONY jk? VS X ' I World cuifures World ' AB, Baldwin Wallace College BS, lDdlCmCl ' If MA, ohio sim u. MA, U.CiL.A. , ' . l , X -i. i ll N dl U X Q X f f v i American Life BA, U. of Kansas MA, U. of Kansas City ,F ,f ff ' l A Mr. Howard Pollack English Orientation BS, Michigan College MA, New York U. of '57-'5 Mr. Charles Ramsey Industrial Arts BA, U.C.l..A. Mrs. Marilyn Rasmussen Home Economics BA, Whittier College Q , - - , . i ,Q iw' 'X E.. WX. -.,, ,.,. , iw. . Mr. H. Lawrence Porter Mr. Charles Phallen Mathematics industrial Science BS, Arizona State, Flagstaff BA, Otterbein College MA, Arizona State, Flagstaff MA, Ohio State U. Mr. Robert Rebman American Life Audio4Visual AB, Trinity College MA, Long Beach State Mr. Arlan Rahlf Speech Arts BA, Iowa State Teachers College MA, U. of illinois ' lt Mr. Kenneth Remwx I M Applied Scienc ' BS, Kansas U. MS, Kansas U. jj 'Pi I '7 721 ' Miss Mariorie Scheidler Mr. Ted Snyder Mr. Uhl Soles Industrial Arts BA, LA. State MA, L.A. State Physical Education Journalism AB, Indiana University BA, Us 0fMir1f1eS0fG BS, St. Cloud State Teachers College Facult Mr. Joseph Steffen lndustrial Arts BA, Whittier College MA, Long Beach State C' s R . .x ,- -we Mrs. Elizabeth Stickney Mathematics AB, U. of Calif., Berkeley MA, U. of Calif., Berkeley Mr. John Tibbetts Mr. Homer Toddy Mr- Anlw' Thompson American Life Business Education Phofogfophy Bs, ooffmm sim, Maine BA, LA. store BA' l-'A' Slate MA, Harvard MA, U.S.C. I i 4 Mr. Marvin Tweedy Mr. Cody Unger Mr. Ward Upson English Orientation industrial Arts English Orientation BA, L.A. State AB, LA. State BE, U, of Ohio q,V Lg i W l 'S 9- - H of 57- 5 if E . - I , l W' all l , Us l , , 1 E ' -- Miss Joanne Weston Homemaking E AB, San Diego State College Mrs. Rachel Woolett Spanish BA, U. of California MA, Columbia University Mr. Donald Walsh American Life AB, U.S.C. Miss Yvonne Wyatt Homemaking BA, Whittier College Mr. Hugh Wallace Music BM, U.S.C. MM, U.S.C, Mr. Richard Zisko Physical Education BA, George Pepperdine ME, U. of Idaho .I ET! x V .1.1z'L'1.il-Iii:-Z ' Row l - Nevaley Walker, Analee Waters, Fern Anderson, Ruby Vander Sommen, Barbara Mccdy, Frieda Harrman. S t O Row l - Jerrie Aylcr, Peggy Hall, Clara Mclilphatrick. Row 2 - Louisie Parks, Louise Sutherland, Catherine King. xv in i..-,LL C7 H- .. .... ,, L! qv 2 a Ll IX ,N 'U nf I 'V I X I 'iff '- l .lb C 71 A -was ..-. V . ' ' ,J ., Q- fl' Q L bNf,1:dif I ,,,,,, - s ' 3 sr ll l ll. 4 :' x 7 l W. l N Row l-Jean Sohegian, Ruth Powell, Maxine Jarreef, Pat Robison, Irene Gabriel, Florence Perry. X N O Q bi .r a e erla or er w N N Rl 0 Gil Q M3IntEn3nC3 M I1 me is XXL JN r H Serrano, John Boncher, Royce Shires. Row 2-Henry McClain, John Bertholomey, Row 1-Pete Pico, Harry Huston, Harold Johnson, enry Frank Riesgo, Theodore Johnson, Harold Beckman, Leon Andrews. I ':12i :W .A,, QI iiili - - I Q E .11 5 E , Q Q, ,,., I ,- H ife ll m . ' ll ' H r, TT ., . .- . I .k.l. , A ,,.. fa I . ,,.1 i .1 - Q .xv.:-Er,-EAJ A-r X I ,R A F -I X-A K g H ,X G ,,,, r X 3 H 2 1 X , A ,Q--f ,, H rrrryr H ,H -, HH 'wwf H H H H--. 'f.'-a t Ei 2 S- i 1l- i -A -lk 1 ,s 1 lf -,'- M , g m ,4 5 .' . ,, ,.. H. X 6 - l M HA., H H H 1. , ,r -. H , . X, v ' ' w 1.115 ' -,ff 'X W 6 Q ,..-v ,'aw' ,M-lr' ri 2 K in f X 'Q N NN !! . , 1 1 1 ' 4 1 ,,.f , .' E , 1 i L l 1, -V: ,.::,... , ., . 52 ' , 7 lnu Activities 8 Organizations YNJ' 'Hr'--ff' Y ef Mum, f f- vw-Pfam-, ,W -we M1 W... ms., ww A.S.B. Vice President Jim White, our A.S.B. Vice President, has worked hard to accomplish a better working student body.'He organized a club council that consists ot all club presidents. This is the group that will become the Senate under an amendment proposed this year. He has represented Santa Fe by attending the Cali- fornia Associated Student Council, district and San Gabriel League meetings. A.S.B. President Bob Amstutz as President led the Associated Students ot Santa Fe Through a very success- ful year. One of the most important things that Bob did was to propose an amendment that dealt with the A.S.B. congress. The amendment changed congress from a uni- cameral congress to bicameral congress. The bicameral congress will consist of the Senate and the House ot Representatives. The Sen- ate will consist of all the chartered club presidents, while the House of Representa- tives will consist of members from each basic course class. The amendment states that each house will have the power to propose laws tor the improvement of the school. Bob has accomplished a great deal for Santa Fe this year. fl, :mu .:. F R L 'li Q. , f ' , - -.5 Vx Xf TLD Na! -Q f if gi 1 Barbara Casarez Marsha Hardy Treasurer Activities Chairman Officers fjghn Rick Madeline Green Publicity Chairman Secretary 1' -,ff 'Y-W7 X i. , lvl E ef ,Z Chief Cabinet President ...... .... B ob Arnstutz Vice President .... ....... J inn White Secretory . .. ..Mc1deline Green Treosurer ... Pub. Ch. ... Act. Ch. .... . Song Lecider .... Yell Leoider . Dignitds Rep. .. ... Sentinels Rep. .. Advisor .... Row 1-C. Rupp, M. Horty, 5- . . .Borboro Cosorez . , . . . .John Rick ... Morsho I-ldrty ......Cc1rol Rupp .......Lee Aston .Elizobeth Hdrreld ......Roy Rogers ... Mr. Richords Amstutz, M. Green, E. Hcirreld, B. Ccsarez. Row 2-J. Rick, L. Aston, Mr. .-- -mais ff .,,,,e,.w'W' Mr. Richards Advisor Richards, R. Rogers fr 2. 1 in , 1 ' 1 i K y qw -QM! , K 1 NX if lar ft ll lr ...A . ' nag eggs LSISX 45081 Pages A 'K ,gn l Roy Rogers Eluzobefh Horreld Head Yell Leader Head Song Legder Sentinels Presidenf Dugmfos Presldenf A.S.B. Song Leaders R. Orozco, J. Mello, C. Rupp, N. Crebs, M. Word. A.S.B. Yell Leoolers R. Johnson, L. Erwin L. :-- A0-Q u tl l I - ' :D 2:.n..:-.ribulax f t ,Q ,J ' L: 2-3 ..., lM-,,,.o -: nu mesh I -...,,-Q ' ln fuss' , . ' . J.. - w -1 AA H : + . sg pug x N -x nl Q lr , Q, - ' .-' r . 'N K v 9 X M, ,s 8 El o o ' P' I R' 'v if .v 9 X .x 5 4 Jin' x X Q UU-Egg Row i -- P. Finney, J. Luttrcll, B. Amstutz, D. Sonnenburg, W. Jaynes, R. Herrera, J. White, A. Hamblin. Row 2 - J. Hurley, C. Main, S. Dickenson, R. Johnson, B. Salomanson, K. Ariel, J. Davidson. J. Rick. Row 3 - R. Siinmons, J. Gibbs, B. Lakin, D. Stenson, B. Martinez, B. Soza, R, Rogers, B. Myers. Row 4 - J. James, D. Be gman, C. Gaumer, H. Hines, B. Balding, D. Hall, G. Hultman. The main purpose and interest ot the Sentinels is to maintain high standards ot conduct by students at all school functions. The organization was started in T955 with boys who were chosen by basic course teachers. The total membership of the club is deter- mined bythe enrollment at Santa Fe High School. Dignitas Sentinels The Dignitas are an honorary group ot girls who are interested in helping set high standards and tradi- tions tor the girls of Santa Fe High. Dignitas members get leadership and organization experience. Row l - Mrs. Pullen, K. Rodriguez, L. Patterson, E. Peevy, K. Burton, D. Drysdale, M. Harty, M. Ellis, P. Lekey, Row 2 - S. Ferguson, D. Pace, B. Anderson, N. Dodd, S. Dalton, R, Richards ,C. Thomas, J. Novotony, N. Main. Row 3 - P. Hecker, M. Russell, M. Schenck, R. Reid, G. Watson, L. Harreld, D. Casey, F. Casey. Row 4 - C. Peglow, S. Starr, L. Bufschke, B. Pekatz, B, Sorrell, J. Norris, E, Ruff. Q H 5? iw 7 if rr ri fr T ...KGHX ilsvfif' Congress is made up of sevenTy-eighT represenTaTives from Basic Course classes. They mer regularly To dis- cuss school and sTudenT business. An amendmenT To have a Two house Congress was a maior Topic of discussion This year. Congress leaders Tor This year were: PaT Finney, Speaker, Judy CouTe, SecreTary, Jinn VVhiTe, ParliamenTarian, Wayne NorThcuTT, Ser- geanr aT Arms, and Barry Sorenson, Vice PresidenT. Scholarship Club Scholarship Club Congress The purpose of The California Scholarship FederaTion is To TosTer a high sTandard of scholarship and broaden ideals of service on The parT of The sTudenTs of SanTa Fe High School. AchievernenT in acTiviTies is also irnporTanT. In order To exemplify This, Scholar- ship SocieTy promoTes and engages in many inTer- esTing exfra-curricular evenTs. Row 1-M. Pekar, J. Anderson, S. Ferguson, J. Urie, P. Gibson, Row 2-Miss Yamoshina, B. Wagner, V. PeTroff, N. Main, C. Knoles, K. BurTon. Row 3-R. Castile, M. Schenck, J, Saybo, R. Edwards, l.. Bosanko. Row 4-B. Pekafz, B. Myers, J. Horn, C. Main, B. Vigner. 4. X X 9 . .. , J wel ggi 'Z-. 1 J M- . A A h . , V ' 3 Q .wg ' 9 M j ---M J 'f ' J ' l L . ,Q 1' L fr? rf f M gg W,,, ii 'LUV ,lf ff I. iw fy l 6 fl . fl, 1,5 1 L 1 fl L L! L X 2 T U , ll X 1 I T . E ' 2, . - Donna Pace 'X L. m. X jj fu ff 5 ,pf EdiTor-in-Chief Ml' '- The 1958 Legend is The producT of many ' hours of work on The parT of The hard work- ing sTaTf members. During The year The Lf' ' ', annual sTafT has been busy planning lay- Iy,T 7 .9 ouTs, choosing a cover, drawing division pages, and organizing secTions. ln addiTion eff Nyfdyf To This They have meT ad, lay-ouT and picTure fly' .J deadlines and have organized This finished producT. '58 Legend Staff Row 'I - L. Heimbuck, G. Jones, D. Pace, S. Starr, D, l-linkle, A. Bake D. Waller, S. Selle, M. Bradford, M. Crawford, Y. Chacon. w 1 if Yi 1 LL dyv D L 7 A WM V ,J W ,W ,W J ,J I fl' WMVL a , ff 1 VM X4 5 W r. Row 2 - Mr. PorTer, J. Rosso, J. ,l Assisfant EdiTor Georgia Jones Assisfanf EdiTor Shirley Starr Payne, S. Miller, L. Crawford, pw Chieftain staff members meet every day in AD 107 to write, and edit Santa Fe's news- paper. Staff membership is made up primar- ily of students who have taken Journalism I or who have a special interest in writing. Photographers, artists, typists, and advertis- ing salesmen also perform vital services on the newstaff. Newspaper staff members must maintain high standards of citizenship, and must be willing to work without close super- vision. it hieftain Staff r Sports Reporters F Kerval King Bob Pollack 'E Gary Hultman W Feature Reporters Donna Anderson . V -531 Emmy Ruff Row l - K. Rife, B. Scott, A. Vrosh, E. Ruff, C. Zilney, C. Cashen, M. Green, G. Hultman, D. Anderson. Row 2 - B. Newquist, S. Cady B. Amstutz, D. Hinkle, B. Pollack, K. King, L. Vrosh, J, Rick, C. Armstrong, B. Hastings. i Q01 WS? ...sw W.: T-eauivzannugngwzzv'--me '--' 'W-rr ' f rf- 1 lil ... v ff. .t .. 2 5 M R . '? 3' ' tv X Q Row 1-K. Burton, S. Williams, B. Dudley, N. Tapia, K. Thomas, R. Cota. Row 2-D. Licon, J. Treachler, N. King, O. Timms, R. Vega, P. Bress. Row 3-R. Pearson, L. Thornton, S. Thomas, R. Reid, E. Ruff, P. Hecker. Row 4-D. Ferlin, B. Hibbs, B. Davies, J. Saybo, D. Scott, B. Corte, B. Osborn. The Future Business Leaders of America is a club composed of students who are interested in business problems. The F.B.L.A. successfully completed a mag- azine drive this year. The purpose of the magazine drive was to collect magazines for hospital patients. Future Teachers of America Future Business Leaders of America The Future Teachers of America is a club. Their main purposes are to create interest in the teaching pro- fession and to promote better teachers. The members attended conferences and luncheons through which they learned more about the teaching profession. Row i-D. Licon, R. Richards, D. Pace, N. Main, D. Baker. Row 2-R. Castile, C. Peglow, M. Russell, A. Williams, V. Petroff. Row 3- R. Edwards, S. Starr, N. Pool, C. Arnold, J. Minch. Row 4- Mr. Lapp, B. Pekatz, J. Norris. l nl 2 -L C r S if S MH1EL.'2f f f Row l - T. Brown, W. Hathaway, E. Shields, The stage crew sets up The stage Tor assemblies. They also help in The pep rallies. They assist in all stage productions put on by the Drama class. Also they help set up props, move furniture, and keep The sound system in adiustment. Sight and Sound Q9 i. J. Huska. Row 2 - J. Logan, B. Nehrer, E. Johnson. Stage Crew This club is composed of audio-visual equipment op- erators interested in learning better ways To use equipment. During weekly meetings equipment is reviewed, demonstrations are given and suggestions for better care of equipment offered. Row 1 - J. Portugal, T. Brennan, R. Koppang, R. Najar, K. McDonald. Row 2 - R. Lonie, D. Schroeder, E. Hopker, G. Asher, J. Halcomb. Row 3 - C. Duerr, R. Good, G. Gardner, W. Wilson, J. Turley. Row 4 - R. Harris, E. Brantley, E. Prigmore. xg H 4 g l X ! l . 'f' 43.-vfa . 'W ' me- if 4831 R? la 1--ana-uv-vip.: gl ' na Row l -- J. Minch, B. Motto, N. Main, T. Opperman, B. Clarke, D. Juliano, N. Lacoste, P. Ramsey, P. Spisak, J. Stowell, Mr. Wallace. Row 2 - S. Tucker, D. Barbosa, J. Patino, E. Morenz, L.iHooper, N. Pool, B. Thatcher, J. Kalie, M. Cerda, S. Starr, V. Ramirez. Row 3 - E. Brantley, E. Mclntyre, A. Fulkerson, M, Perrins, D. Ferguson, M. Mark, M. Van Zandt, K. Richardson, A. Martin. Row 4 - T. Reed, L. Goodwin, J. Sanders, J. Harrington, D. Perrins, M. Conditt, E. Spark man, P. Fulkerson. At present there are tvvo bands at Santa Fe. A beginning band and advanced band. The beginning band is tor students that want to learn to play an instrument. The advanced band is tor those students who already play an instrument and have had some previous experience. Chiefettes Drill Team Band The Chietettes, Sana Fe's titty-eight member Drill Team, is a high stepping, marching group. The girls, with the band, provide halttime entertainment at all home football games. The Chietettes represent Santa Fe by marching in parades, acting as host- esses, and participating as a service group. Row l - B. Osborn ,B. Sorrell, B. Norris, C. Peglow, L. Douglas, P. Allen, B. Cracratt, L. Butschke, J. Harris, C. Carr. Row 2 - D. Whit- more, M. Harry, K. Burton, C. Klimek, A. Saldivar, K. Kennett, J. Sharpe, M. Jones, J. Casper, Y. Edwards, P. Lekey. Row 3 -- J. Anderson, C. Thomas, S. Hunter, K. Rodriguez, N. King, P. Bress, Y. Chacon, P. Stover, L. Yancy, D. Hinkle, S. Mitchell. Row 4 - R. Treval, D. Waller, F. Casey, K. Zingg, A. Kearney, D. Cowley, P. Hecker, B. Anderson, D. Pace, K. Fulkerson, K. Fulkerson. Row 5 - S. Chilton, B. Scott, K. Spargo, M. Zazueta, M. Schenck, R. Reid, M. Hines, J. Nabors, E. Curry, E. Ruff, B. Green. .K A545 iatlfvsfr .f 4 S'-V , SF - l ., ft' ' i Q I .gif y ir ' 05' Q titty i t tliiiff rl 'C g l J T f ,A l A r Q Qi f' l . liz: r 'r N . N .b . . C ltr. lf - iff 5 Hs l 'S ' 3 X 45 f J X J f f 'f' ' A V A kts' K -XA' -X1f-'b fn 'ffl' li.. 17' ..IgQO A -we- ,. Row i - D. Sutton, D. Aine, B. Casarez, J. Urie, B. Casarez, Mr. May. Row 2 - M. Cross, J. Huska, E. Peevy, D. Licon, S. Starr. Row 3 - J. White, K. Nelson, J. Fowler, L. Bogan, B. Osborn, R. Pearson. Row 4 - J. Nichols, J. Nelson, H. McGuire, B. Pool, J. Horn. The purpose ot the Finance Committee is to care tor school tunds and to sell tickets tor school events. ln selling tickets it gives students an opportunity to deal with the public in a business-like manner. The Finance Committee came in second only to the Varsity Club last year in terms of service to the school. Future Homemakers of America Finance Committee The F.H.A. consists only ot girls who have taken one or more years of homemaking. They successfully completed a service proiect at Rancho Los Amigos this year. The project consisted ot visiting with the patients and making toys and other things for them. Row 1 - L. Callaway, J. Anderson, P. Tate, M. Weyrick, J. Gething. Row 2-P. Fulkerson, S. Fulkerson, G. Bussinger, G. Watson, B. Fuller. Lv 3. if 1 L l 12, ' 1 Rv, 1 f. ii vw if ' V .1 New e2,.,?!,i . 'A 11- g, fwrf' - ,X : F 'L N .4 af' ,, 1 Q I I I i a I-A L Q H, . 4 T5 ' 'la '-v' 4 : Q I 5 1 11-af-3-14-'25 ' I . . Q' if f 1 Y 1 f fy 'W Q vw . 1 A 941 4 My , gf:-421 ,. .,., AS, 4 -1 fy' Lu ' , QQTJE. Me 14 ' -Q ,,j,,f ' ry .f'2 ,.:1 -,g1:, ff -5: 2 1 far- ,, s, . 1 ,QQ f- V 5 ..f???x77f75 '5 'f - ,W ,,,, . ,, I , . .. . - -5 . x f LJ, Q 'N ' .. J. , W tug- .lvl ,I Lk F A 1 D fw . , H 'Y 1 A - ' , 4 11 , ..xf3':.f,,j 1 'ii IK! 1 'Q ' fm -aw. S ,,, ' W ,., N . A as wiii i at hnvsvff - 31 e 'QP 3. . , FH' .,, -. '. ng 9 , -il ' Row l - M. Jordan, R. Johnson, J. Stewart, H. Anderson, B, Horton, D. Rowell, J. Barnes, J. Knoles, L. Heptinstall. Row 2 - C. Orr, J Payne, E. Peevy, B. Cooney, A. Schulenburg, P. Elkins, Y. Riley, R, Meraz, S. Cuglietta, E. Padilla, C. Rite, K. Clinkenbeard. Row 3 - S Wyrick, D. Drysdale, B. Dudley, M. Adams, N. Hintz, L. Dunham, Y. Mannie, R. Espinosa, R. Riese, D. Barrett, K. Ottinger. Row 4 - J. Emard C. Schroeder, B. Martin, C. McCurdy, J. Guildner, C. Konrad, L. Hemminger, S. Hare, J. White, G. Sanders, S. Wroten. Row 5 - J. Taylor T. Aycox, W. Griffith, L. Butschke, D. Anderson, B. Kilburg, D. Sheldon. Membership in Forensic club is open to those stu- dents who are not in a Speech Arts class. Forensic club's regular activity is to participate in a monthly, area-wide speech contest. Poetry reading, per- suasive speaking, and atter-dinner speaking are examples ot the speech activities covered in the Drama Club COI'1l'GSl. Forensic lub Membership in Drama club is open to those students who are not in a dramatics class and who are not Thespians. Drama club's regular activities are to do new work tor Santa Fe's three-act plays, to do the acting and new work tor one-act plays ot their own, and to sponsor the Drama club booth at the Spring Carnival. Row l - S. Allmeyer, G. Hare, l. Rodriquez, P. Krochalk, Mr. Rahlt. Row 2 - C. Orr, E. Peevy, G. Lugo, S. LaFon, V. Staubitz, D. Cole Row 3 - J. White, T. Sustarsic, R. Richards, N. Mordue, B. Whitcombe. Row 4 - P. Boone, T. Aycox, C. Hendrickson, B. Lester, C. Wright R ig 1 vs T' 1- V L- . .1 . , anvil-it. '4 jf 3 9' up , Huw in- Q..- Snr Ir, -.f mwwym 1- Row l - D. Mannie, B, Sorensen, P. Finney, B. Amstutz, R. Herrera. Row 2 - E. Pettit, B. Salomonson, K. Arial, R. Rogers, B. Soza Row 3 - R. Schmidt, D. Kluz, M. Mendez, L. Taylor, W. Northcutt. Row 4 - J. James, R. Waggoner, R. Simmons, J. Gibbs. The Varsity club is made up of athletes who have earned a total of ten or more points on the letter point system. Scholastic grades must be average and citizenship must be satisfactory. In the year of 56-57, the Varsity club won the honor ot being chosen the best club on campus which indeed will be our goal in the coming years. O Va rslty Clu b Pep club plans, organizes, and participates in the b Pep Rallies, Rooting Sections, and many of the school sports and activities. Row l - R. Orozco, G. Lugo, J. Coute, N. Sutton, J. Novotny, S. Mitchell, K. Rodriguez, S. Portugal, K. Burton, P. Gibson. Row 2 - Utterback, D. Schildmeyer, K. Davis, T. Viney, S. Selle, L. Erwin, G. Marshell, D. Pace, J. Momberg, L. Schaapveld. Row 3 - C. Rupp, J Mello, B. Gil, R. Espinosa, W. Jaynes, P. Guerra, M. Hines, K. Vlcek, C. Cashen, P. Fox. Row 4 - L. Aston, S. Dickenson, R. Johnson, J Norris, R. Edwards, L. Bosanko, S. Starr, M. Hathaway, C. Peglow, S. Thomas, M. Ward. dv Bm Q3 QW 3.4 3 5 jg 9 1 haf it Y 'W JU ' L. ,JQAT Row I - B. Witcombe, C. Klein, A. Salvidar, J. Casper. Row 2 - B. Anderson, N. Mordue, P. Pickett, S, Moore, D. Owsley. Row 3 - B Sorrell, P. Rodriguez, M. Roberts. The main function of the Art club is to provide an extra period ot art for those already in art classes and to give those students who are not in art, but who are interested in it, a chance. The chief event of the art club is the annual art exhibit. Chess Club Art Club The Chess club is an organization formed by stu- dents wishing to further interest in the game of chess. Besides holding occasional meetings to improve their strategy, its members meet at noon on Mon- days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, tor inter-club com- petition. The tive players having the highest ratings may compete against champions from other schools. Row l - G. Asher, C. Arnold, A. Lawrence, V. Petroff, B. Catron. Row 2 - R. Bailor, J. Horn, T. Parks, H. McGuire, J. Vlinch. ...A .IHX l'lllfl'!i 'lklfl Tim 'x JC -is if .ld 4... if -r .Y -13 CJ .aura ,DH-. 1' ff-v Row l-P. Way, S. Ferguson, S. Slack, L. Rogers. Row 2-G. Moore, E. Curry, K. Zingg, S. Murphy, K. Unsworth. Row 3-L. Seaton, M. Brown, B. Pekatz, J. Horn, L. Erwin The National Thespian Society is an honorary dra- matic fraternity Tor Those people who have done es- pecially well either in dramatics classes or as mem bers of Drama club. Membership is gained by earn- ing Ten Thespian Points. A. Aguirre, K. Zingg, S. Cuglietta, J. White, E. Padilla, J. Horn, M. Fahey, S. Slack, M. Mason, J. Bailey, V. Hunnicutt, J. Turley. Thespian Society Old-time California gold miners come back To life to help a modern day Californian in SFHS's Spring Play, Green Valley. The three-act comedy-fantasy was presented March 20, 21 and 22 Through The combined efforts of The Dramatics class, Thespian Society and Drama Club. The leading parts were played by Jerry Bludworth as Eldon Barry, Susan Slack as Prim Stokes, Gary Moore as Tinker Smith and John Horn as Tobias J. Everheel, M. Brown, D. Sheldon, G. Moore, R. Whitson, J. Bludworth, KZ Nfl X 1:1 TT Ky- 3:1114 959' -3 3, 1 ii' if 1 Row l - J, Anderson, D. Green, C. Knoles, S. Green, D. Morales. The Modern Sounds Club has conTribuTed much Toward SanTa Fe's school spiriT. Among Their acfivi- Ties This year They have played records aT noon on Fridays and have had several brownie sales. Their main proiecTs This year were To geT club pens and school pennanTs. Science Club mf Row 2 - D. STenson, J. Morris, K. OTTinger, B. Wagner. Modern Sounds Club The TuncTion of The Science club is To creaTe an acTive inTeresT in The sciences and Their value To The world. IT gives sTuder1Ts a chance To follow Their Tield of inTeresT in Science and enrich Their knowledge abouT Science. Row I - B. Cafron, N. Mordue, P. Blake. Row 2 - J. BurTon, R. Pa rker, W. Pouncey I H 1 .4 h f i pl1 ,pr . J '69 . mst S- A 1 Q Q 4 .- Q.. - .J F 1 ,Q QQ .. ' V T f -4 u N + 'T , 'si 4 l if fl! 7' .V ff 9,- 'QC' Y P939 Row l - P. Slater, D. Scott, L. Taylor, R. Pearson, L. Bogan, D. ldoine, G. Wellington, B. Scott, P. Allen. Row 2 - R. Whitson, E. Peevy, D Sutton, S. Gallards, E. Griffin, J. Williams, A. Saldivar, C. Lynn, D. Livell, E. Lynch, P. Shaw, R. Cota. Row 3 - M, Beacock, T. Sustarsic D. Green, P. Worley, N. Hintz, B. Dunkam, L. Patterson, P. Gilday, P. Weinheimer, C. Benites, M. Clark, J. Johnson. Row 4 - D. Pace, A Williams, C. Thomas, G. Jones, K. Fulkerson, K. Fulkerson, J. Momberg, P. Hall, D. Juliano, N. Main, C. Howard, M. Pekar. Row 5 - Schroedar, J. Martin, C. Novotny, C. Raymondo, C. Wright, B. Anderson, D. Licon, B. Green, E. Hernandez, S. Denman, K. Mays. L. Richard son. Row 6 - B. Sorrell, J. Norris, S. Starr, M. Hathaway, S. Starr, L. Brungardt, V. Hunicutt, S. Sele, S. Campbell, M. Schenck, G. Watson. The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is to promote interest in girls' athletics, develop sports- manship, emphasize social activities, and further the spirit and co-operation of the school. The Girls' Athletic Association is open to all girls regularly en- rolled at Santa Fe High School. Credit in G,A.A. is awarded on the basis of participation in after-school activities, such as volleyball, speedaway, basketball, and softball. The girls also participate in playdays with other schools. Junior Red Cross Girls' Athletic Association Our American Junior Red Cross and secondary- school aims are closely related as Red Cross pro- grams are based on developing individual and group qualities. Santa Fe High School has been especially honored to have our local club president, Bob Balding, selected to attend the tirst advisory council meeting in San Francisco, December 9 through ll. Row l - P. Weinheimer, N. Greenlee, C. Klimek, H. Markgrat, M. Phillips, R. Cota. Row 2 - Mrs. Stickney, P. Fraker, D. Licon, M. Cross K. Fulkerson, K. Fulkerson, B. Newquist, Mrs, Hurst. Row 3 - B. Lester, P. Hall, E. Nickel, D. Larson, W. Graham, R. Paulson. Row 4 B. Freeman, R. Parker, B. Balding, J. Saldivar, R. Diebold. ,,. :Y 5 L lb .U R.. , .xfw i t L... 14' allwllv 'WS i Q- phi vb' lv--0 Row l - B .Wagner, M. Pekar, C. Knoles, J. Anderson, D. Baker. S. Starr, B. Davies, L. Burschke. The World Friendship club is a group of boys and girls inTeresTed in foreign counTries and Their people. Our club, along wiTh oThers in The sToTe, supporTs cs war orphan in AusTrio, and we ohen receive leT- Ters from him Telling us of his experiences. Tri- Lingual Club 11 Row l - G. Jones, L. Pa'rTerson, R. WhiTson, J. Johnson, P. Blake. Row White, M. Lyons, S. McCloy, J. Burton. A1 3 I lxxwfl Row 2 - E. Ruff, P. Hecker, E. Curry, V. PeTroff. Row 3 - S. STarr, World Friendship Club The Tri-Lingual club has spenT mosT of iTs meeTing Time in planning and discussing cicTiviTies. The only proiecT They have carried ouT hos been caroling in German, French, and Spanish during The ChrisTmas season. One group of Tri-Lingual sTudenTs.gave on hour long program on Thursdoy, December l9Th, 7:00-8100 in The SanTo Fe Springs shopping cenTer. 2 - S. Chilton, P. Allen, R. Richards, J. Sfowell. Row 3 - J. 4? thi as Q ff Q- 1' 1 P C.-...- . 3 S. , .gi-ii il' -1. .1 1 A' Fe '-'fa 'Qi .as 43' -db K-' Row l - S. Allmeyer, M. Boley, D. Cole, L. La Form, D. Taddei, C. Rogers. Row 2 - M. Rogers, C. MarTin, Y. Rodriguez, D. Green, T Sustarsic, S. Hooker. Row 3 - F. Brower, C. PeTerson, P. Guerra, B. Diebold, C. Phillips, D. Casey. club is To promoTe and plan club sponsors and Takes Tull or Three dances during The sock hop following The Home- coming Game. Dance club also assisTs oiher clubs and classes when They sponsor dances by helping wiTh decoraTions and organizaTion. The purpose of Dance school dances. Dance responsibiliry Tor Two year beginning wiTh a Girls' League Council Dance lub The purpose oT The Girls' League is To TurTher The spiriT of good Tellowship and democracy, To insTill high ideals of service and good ciTizenship and To encourage ac- TiviTies which will promoTe higher ideals in all The girls. All girls enrolled in SanTa Fe High School are members of The Girls' League. Row 1 4 P. Young, E. Harreld, J. Anderson. Row 2 - J. Brandt, Mrs. Pullen, P. PickeTT. 4 Z ' , X Qi.. ff. . .. -'Q - - 1'1- ilmv '. -we wwlsiv . lg' 1 xx ' I W 1. g X,..........- Row 1 - J. Tribolet, L. Patferson, J. Ezzell, M. Fritz, A. Shun. Row 2 - K. Davis, D. Payne, T. Viney, C. Wright, D. Cowley, M. STine Row 3 - J. Rick, S. Selle, W. Jaynes, J. MarTin, B. Neff, D. Schildmeyer. The PuloliciTy club publicizes school acTiviTies. IT publicizes The school acTiviTies Through The Daily BuIleTin, P.A. SysTem, Showcase, BuIleTin Boards, Signs, PosTers, and Programs. Choir Publicity Club The Choir is made up of sTudenTs inTeresTed in sing- ing. There are Two Choirs aT presenT. The beginning Choir is Tor sTudenTs wiTh no previous experience in singing, and The advanced Choir Tor accomplished singers wiTh some experience in Choir groups. The Choir performs aT school assemblies, neighboring school and Tor various communiTy TuncTions. Row l - G. Brechf, D.'WhiTmore, C. Froehlick, S. Favinger, G. Anderson, P. Campas, M. Weyrick, M. Benson. Row 2 - R. Scarberry, B. Anderson, P. Way, S. Denman, B. Dudley, S. Hare, C. Jamison, J. DenOTTer, Mr. Wallace. Row 3 - J. BreTz, J. Pidd, S. Cowle, B. Freeman, J. Emard, W. Graham, S. Heilesen, W. Graham. l I T T l . 0 1 , lf V' , ll. lf! Q 'sfilibiwi . Tl , 5, ' ,. -- . M f, xlyfli,-I 'fx X! 5 - X' Y- TTT r T ' 'Qi' FE, , ' . 1 'Yl iq, ll I T ,4'i.. f fl l -lr rw, J .A ' :TTS -fs ff llll T ' l - sf s X , 1 l ga H . E V li L l l J, l il J Q 5 B, S 5' T J A J l 5 ll 5 E E Yrs Q A s T l fx l ,B l ? in 'f:: f Waiting f5FSomebody? ,V Nlqfly students were seen attending the sock hop Magic Moments! y 1 F Q sponsored bythe Pep Club. 4 X-f J 9 Vi 7 t t , To t A f. R, gil, . fs. . , V' , ffl' ll ull: 'l .tix4X1!.f r,,' , kv ,ll y l Students enjoying the sock hop sponsored by The l Varsity Club. l Students having o little fun. Let's dance ct the hop Her Majesty, Queen Carol Rupp For the royol ceremony the Vcirsity club selected ci begu- titul court, which consisted of Homecoming Queen Corol Rupp ond her princesses. The Queen's escort tor the cere- mony wos Roy Rogers. Eoch girl wois presented with C1 beoutitul bouquet of roses. , Shouno Dglton . l Rl W Princess Princess e Royal Cour ii i Z Assisting her moiesty ot the homecoming assembly were princesses, Shoruno Doulton ond Lennie Lcrrroloee. Their escorts tor the oissembly were Bolo Sozol ond Joe Jomes. The girls were chosen on poise, populority, person- olity, their interest in school octivities, clnol generol op- peoronce. I 4 I Us -Q., K ,v X. - A a c , - Q Q .gl i or our Girls' League League Mfdmght Fcmtosy. Classes if .wmv Mun' Q tp, . ' L ' ' -L ' SECRETARY Martha Phillips YELL LEADER Sylvia Portugal f Q 52, 0 4 6 Vw M P f X 5 f f My Q ,, fm I 4 4 4 ' 4, 5, 'ff 'Sl f'f','sw ,Q X mx ,lf 1 f f 'yr H , '4 90 ff 1' 1,-.,-f -4 ,1 ., V . fl .f-'-.zrzfcaf-.affzr-11.- f fzwizwrw uf. M- ,gy mas, ,,,.3 ,.L,,q,.,.5,,fg, g,2g.g4,,,.4.4l.f,,g, -L, 1, .,,, '-U Senior Officers - Z 1 ,1-fx., 5 1 .fczmp in ,, Q ' 1 g'4fW'?q:5'., Z 'W l SOCIAL Cl-lAlRMAN Donna Kaufman SONG LEADER Linda Schaapveld W- 'J. Es. K , a ' A -2, . , ' A A, l v 6,1 1 Class A94 if , 1 fv ' -fm l l Q l X 5 X 'fbi fx' , 41 Beolrlce Koy Anderson Roberl Amslulz Nick Alonzo ,gg G! .fy 4r ' ...f R.. If Kennelh Arioil Judy Anderson 'Q 5 4--r' ffxin , KV Q .rr l fv4 l Som Boilon John Bohler an-f 14 Dovid Bergman of' . Q , 1 - '- Q' Q Y l 1 ' if 4 . hx H 5 . ...., X , as 'U' 1 r ,A 'V YA f 3 to Donno Anderson i Russel Lee Aslon X Morieno A. Benson Dogmor Bisogno Class Richard Boyingron f 'mf l Mylena Sue Bradford gf. l Judith Ann Brandt Jeannie Brelz A 'snr-gxY',. Thomas Cable Parricia Ann Campos -141 .V 'Z Sharon Cady 2.54 -3251 ' 3 Er l ' aff .A David Burch A -A-.S-iiix 1,, i n Q 1 'FX' lk' In-0 '52 Av- '57r:, ',.,. of '58 -' tw- -w gi 'W' ,, H 0 ff V . 1' f 'ffl Ernest Branlly 15,55 w: ' Luana Jean Bufschke an-is Q .X ! vu i Shirley Cady Dennis Campbell Frances Ruth Casey s fi: -r . 3241: iff C A X ' X I vs-uv ,T J F. T ,. X 'x Mary Louise Crawford ,VA ' 1 K Beverly Jane Davis Peggy Dinolfi .N . Q X 1? .:., K ,. A I N.. r JN. , E153 E52 1 I' , ,,ek A . i if L' 5 f Els- A A J N-s Seniors lk ,f- l J Carol Cashen Arlene Cesario fi RR .5 Q QVC K A Nancy Crebs Eleanor Curry Vx, 1 'wf Jerry Cook N v-W H? i ,W ss,. , 4 X es l l 3 'E' xy .fr CY Shauna Dalton 26 'df 'K 56 11'-'HY' ruff . Kb Qt.- N . X Judy Den OTTer Michael De Long Don De Luca Y Cla ss of 4:4 aff, 1 ' 5 'L I ff x 5 , 1 'Q limits. ' i . ' , E ' V 1' W.. 2 Rurh Eismoinn I g,,,,.fuW ,nv-, ,SUN gg' Q.,-.., Frederick W. Espey Jr. if-1 .aus ar ui Lois Finegon Seniors 4 'Ni '52-lil ff 3 ' e f 'ff Q Lindo Epperly . ,Q Mgy Ellis Floyd Elwell 'if All , X ii 1 IV 1: . - ,ff ,,A,,, Q. 'Q' . 5 i M, W 'P I if F , Shoron Ferguson Loirry EsTes Sonic Foivinger VP' s F -'1'Ar,' : V 55? 'C v X Beth Freeman 3 A er Frank Forrney Jomes Fosrer A sf' Y s V ir., 'fvz 1 gf? lri ' or - K 1',4 .v,4, 1 f l N f Class of ' is Cl ss x-,Q ,N A Fred Gallegos gr Q-we Ni' ks A Q ., far if Nw! Alice Golindo Charles Gaumer Linda Gonzales F i Bonnie Gil C5 inn KD' Wanda Sue Graham is 0 l fi' W Wanell Graham If , -ff' 'YS' ' I . Elizabefh Harreld Patricia Hecker N 1 JL Q of' Q-VJ? Palricia Gibson fini Xl Norma Gonzales 'Qs 'lf' lx Madeline Green Class to Larry J. Heimbuck AIN? 'T Richard D. Herrera , .I 3, K it s 3 , . W A. ,F , 7 .1 W y J Belle J. Hibbs . qu X -Aran 1 1 llhll 1 f , 'W gf 1 ,. Q -. 5 1? 1 , I 'V' Q. 'F 'gl - U' fag W as U f ' A I Fred Hogle J l Patricia Ann Hofius in Joe Huska Jr. Gary Johnson 9. we Joseph P. James 'EA TTI? of' , .,,. .5 T sn 'VS A '.,. K. H y j r g. Pj ' if Q , J hp-D- - if l Velna Hocker 'iv 'Inv' Gary Hulrman my Cz:-' Wilton Jaynes Ralph M. Johnson 5 .s -XM' Seniors SY L is L -Q .1 f,., as i Monna Lee Jones ., L V K . ' FN Donna Kaufman sf? f qv: x Sr Hx.: , f L Pafricia King Dave Kluz , . X in 4 xx Y fi SKS' ' L 7- .C . in K S I x ,f 'Q-' X s-X may Kerval Wayne King X. Martha Kidd ibn-N, lix Wap- -1-'fr Makio Kominami .x A. is Carol Knoles K X , , 2 K' Bill Lakin 3' Q if S Lennie Larrabee Nt Alan Lane Iss of , .,,, - --wi X 7 K A BA. Q: -if-49 Chuck Larra bee Carol Lane 4 . svn., 0.2: 1' 'sw' I ' George Leonard Tj,k ., ary ess ey 5 f N -an-...Q V 1' A All ' fl l', x Jack Logan Ralph Lonie ..-3 5' Viv ,Q! I1P Kennerh McComas Norman McCurry if . , , f ' ,, Q 'W 4 ' , A, Fl, f vi bl N A Seniors '4a x 'Q., r b X 1 Barbara Jean Lesfer wi, rl W 1 ,fy N-M f ,uni I ' A lr ws ' ' .er ,K 2 . 'K- , rz-fffizfe aiifrze fr: Dennis Lovesy svn wu.4....f' , , , l ' 5 l l M a V ll I I U I F A ,a- fz -ef' ,' gg' J 332, 'Wt f J ' ai f 'Z if Sharon Irene Lindwood f 45+ -fni J., ' if ' l Hope Markgraf 3 X fl s Gr Michael McDonnell CI ss of ' John McLuckey ,K ix --LM. X 'V A 1 1 1,-rim AA,-Millin Jolene Mello Rex Mercer W I Darlene Mumford Q 234: lb-g --.., of '58 'QT XX if X. 1 o ix Naomi Mordue 'VA ar all Maureen Mum 'R 6 Bill Nehrer Barbara Ann NewquisT lass QQ Hovvcircl Nichols Richorol Ohlsen fr?-wg, 'QUK 1 Molly Poidillo Donny Pofino .:f 7D5' 1, ,f 7, gun Joyce Novofny Vic Pohl 52 Q' ci wg ji.. A j -,wg 1, ew- ' , ,,, ,V we , f' .- .asf 1 1.11 , .317 rw fi'- 1 Morlho Ochoo QW' .., Rollie Orozco fu-. 5 of' ng., , Dove Ohlsen 4-4' '5' Y Donna Lee Ponce Bill Potin Mory Louise Pekor 7'-x fbi Seniors J ' V! ' ,V -K K MQ l '- B an-' as are Bernice Pekaiz TWP Pai Pickeii sv, Diane Protzman an Rilola Sue Reid , . David Perrins Eldon PeT'riT v0+ Nlarfha Ann Phillips -af , Sylvia Arm Poriugal Gloria June Pills Bob Pollock 'Tok' fi 4 .av Vic Ramirez Bobbie Ramos CI if ' El SS 0 Uu- Harold Leon Redirig ' l 'W' Karol Rife l l l l l l Emmy Ruff Seniors 'WIQQUV Yolanda Rodriguez Linda Lee Rogers 'VR ,M WVQWNQ 4 Carol Rupp AniTa Saldivar Rene Schieleir n'f1nnXl Rlnnnn me e'a' R v. i Dennis Schneider Alan Schwalm CI ss of ' 441'-4 491' Ray Rogers l Linda Schaapveld 'Q Marijane Seavy Susan Ann Slack Class , .35-l ,am , X 1 l Vonifo Lois Smilh hm 4,., ' Bob Sozo F Z C '.'ff Ronald L. Stanford Joon Suverkrubbe Vic Srnirlw Borry Sorensen FZ' Ij rw - Z 45:5 , 2 Edword Spczrkmon ,pw fs, laws-Y pl, if? 3 X 3 X.: 1 0. Paulo Stork 299 5 K av x of '58 1 Beverly Sorrell FY X I Pofricio Corol Spisck Tl!- 1 9-5 N ff I Shoron Sforr Potty Tote Class T W6- a-ai ' Larry Taylor ? 'N Lee Taylor 4 I Charlotte Thorp Robert Waggener 7-'-. I F Barbara Wagner fi Mx! Ke-v Y Mary Warol 4'-ug John Teafatiller Jeri Ellen Tribolet 1:8 X, Marilyn Warren of' Robert L. Thatcher xx New ,ff Nanette Tucker VA Sally Wakefield fx ii O X' l Pat Way -T2 ' l x -I-1 f, Jim White if-if -6' 4 Beverly Witcornloe 1705 A l Paf Young sn 1. Ronald Weeks K f'i'1 in , Tom Wieland is E354 13 A '1:717..,. Kennefh Woods I f ' SS 0 fx . 5. Q .K . u Maxine Weyrick Nir- Q' Dixie Lee Wilson J' A X li 5 'Q Arleen Vrosh I f'....-I.... 72- .-, ,,fw, 'N-4 'TU PRESIDENT Dove Sfenson 'U Q I 1f ' 5 -y ' If 'lf' fl I 11 -Q! X I WH am mv Aw Q 7 1 I . f f II N if I 'ir mm 7f EJ f VICE-PRESIDENT Joe Gibbs Junior Officers SOCIAL CHAIRMAN AND SECRETARY SONG LEADER Margie Schenck Carol Peglow Judy Coufe I I I V I' , I I 2 fi' I Af? H-N.,-5 'I I ii MR. MURPHY. PERIOD l 81 2. Row 1 - J. Collins, S. Touchstone, J. Powers, G. Marshall, L. Hill, V. Naiar, R. Orozco, G. Anderson, L. Downey, J. Nila, R. Murphy. Row 2 - M. Fulkerson, B. Aguirre, B. Spifalnick, E. Morenz,,J. Teafafiller, T. Sellers, B. Scarf, D. Buemmerf, R. Holbrook, M. Dixon. Row 3 - J. Dodge, D. Mannie, W. Kincaid, J. Waskiewicz, J. Burch, C. Siberf, S. Slack, E. Ochoa, R. Phillips. Row 4 - B. Whalen, R. Glasgow, J. Tafoya, D. Gimple, B. Walker, R. Schmidr. J O ' MR, NOLIN. PERIOD 2 8. 3. Row l - C. Sozo, C. Najar, K, Hungerford, R. Tate, l.. Freeman, G. Hessell, S. Nolin. Row 2 - D. Licon, G, Henclreckson, G. Murry, J. Stewart, P. Finney, J. Canett, F. McMillen. Row 3 - C. Wayne, R. Peavy, F. Padilla, L. Kluz, G. Chavez, T. Allen. Row 4 R. Harris. 1-1- l ,fgp T' IL I f yi llx MR. PETERS. PERIOD 3 84 4. Row I - F. Haney, D. Wright, A. Shalgor, S. Miller, J. Payne, M. Chamberlin, J. Peters. Row 2 - J. Lulfrell, W. Griffith, E. Guerrero, R, Highfill, D. Sonnenburg, L. Rumsey. Row 3 - J. Livell, J. Adams, C, Severe, J. Luttrell, W. Griffil-rs, M. Gregory. Row 4 - K. Griggs, B. Adkins, J. Reicl, E. Hneidy, J. Walker. .I 'O W 'O S MR. REBMAN. PERIOD 5 8. 6. Row 'I - B. Lyle, A. Salazar, C. Klimek, D. Hinkle, A. Hamblin, D. Baker, G. Menold, D Thomas. Row 2 - P. Bress, D. Wassum, L. Clark, M. Huntsman, P. Worley, K. Alsena, P. Stover, L. Yancey. Row 3 - R. Reb- man, J. Keeney, G. Green, J. Norris, C. Peglow, M. Schenck. Row 4 - R. Van Buskirk, R. Thune, J. Horn, P. Fulkerson, R Loufsenhizen, S. Derner. ,,,, . A . W- '25 'if fv- 'f '!- 4 5,2 an xg rwxxh' -2' gg: 31 .1 I F :il Sl ,....MW.... Qfixf - . gunna: y .. . Y-J MR. SNYDER. PERIOD 4 81 5. Row 1 -- Mr. Snyder, D. Delgado, P. McElroy, G. Surrell, T. Todaro, G. Bolla, T. Cummins. Row 2 - A. Bige, N. Hardy, J. Patino, J. Claytor, E. Shields, J. Torley. Row 3 - C. Griggs, W. Wilson, M. Bibler, G. McVoiy, W. Ordway, D. Mundt. Row 4 - E. Wardle, F. Reiter, D. Gaut, S. Lorand, R. Mercer. E J ' W 'O MR. WALSH. PERIOD 'I 8- 2. Row l - R. Lewis, E. Hernandez, S. Myers, P. Parker, P. Sheen, H. Hay, N. Tapia, F. Saldivar, G. Ramos, M. Perez, Mr. Walsh. Row 2 - S. Renteria, D. Gibbs, R. Jimenez, F. Deluca, G. Lyen, M. Zazueta, N. Linyard, J. McCoy, J. Livell. Row 3 - B. Curtis, G. Wellington, N. Pool, S. Hanson, D. Manchester, B. Webber, B. Chavez, P. Kelly, B. Holland. Row 4 - G. Coleman, W. Northcutt, J. Edwards, T. Blank S. Slocum, L. Lippert. 4 W-WWw,,,,.. ,4---1 ,.1..---- 'N- i V 1 'Q mqnnnnnsnn I ,,,, QVC. Q MR. WALSH. PERIOD 3 81 4. Row l - K. Ottinger, J. Nickel, M. Standard, J. Chavez, R. Meraz, B. Hansen, B. Jones, M. Beeson, M. Rodriguez, R. Cota, Mr. Walsh, Row 2 - G. Watson, D. Pearlman, G. Pierce, G. Huffman, L. Erwin, J. Ridenour, L. Richardson, V. Hoover, D. Ellis, K. Mays. Row 3 - J. Vilaseca, H. Mason, J. Mills, C. Morton, L. Thornton, R. Thompson, B. Taylor, L. Latham, S. Branch, M. Hill. Row 4 - H. Hines, B. Balding, R. Apple, D. Pinkerton, J. Livingston, E. Johnson, B. McCracken. Junior Warriors MR. PETERS. PERIOD 5 81 6. Row 1 - J. Peters, P. McMurray, A. Kearney, F. Wilcox, R. Jones, R. Camarillo, S. Cobb, N. King, B. Danielske. Row 2 - C. Mummert, M. Reding, L. Wofford, M. Hathaway, S. Starr, C. Schroeder, B. Cracraft, K. Spargo. Row 3 - P. Rodriguez, J. Stewart, A. Desatoff, R. Horne, T. Brown, R. Galvan, H. Murata. Row 4 -- D. Rowell, M. Condiff, R. Marestein, J. Cross, D. Beutter. mf? .qc rg' 1 A .1-11 ,.--n-- l ...ur- ft JN MR. TIBBETTS. PERIOD 2 Sr 3. Row 1 A Tacker M Pettr S Taylor N Greenlee J Coute T Clements J Hansen M Cross, Mr. Tibbetts. Row 2 - E. Robertson S Heldner C Wleland S Henlesen J Fitzgerald M Thomas E Lowe L Seaton Row 3 -- D. Stenson, B. Salomonson B Berry C Benson C Mann J Gnbbs J Davldson Row 4 J Glbbs M Mendez R. Simmons, J. Pearlman, D. Davis. MR. TIBBETTS. PERIOD 5 EL 6. Rowl J Casper T Cooper M Westmoreland S Foumger N Wulson J Emord Mr Tub betts. Row 2. - D. Larkin, S. Coeule J Rnchard R Russell C Hansen D Ferguson Row 3 H Lamberson G Bowser A Rakow, E. Lakin, A. Michalke, C. Joseph Row 4 N Gary E Knlburg D Wasner J Grlggs -755. I .1 ,wan l in 11' I if l'l I' ,Avg df? Xl 79' f-,, 4 PRESIDENT Barney Martinez Tlll ,- Lf-' f' 2.5 -'L,c,,J'Z Q 7' J'-4.fcflV, ,A vi qgi,4,L-4.c,,.c, 1 L cf EJ' M as ,, ,- i I ,Zee 5 if ,f7,1Qfff ' 1 '- 'fy Lgkfcifazfpf .lffifil-2,59 Q 'gQ.z.ffL gzi - L' ,if A- Ae fr E. A - ' L,,,,CF 58 A: f -U fs if' ff' 'R 1' -' 4 -A , Qy K 4 fj!,fjf!,fV,, CT4. -14 ' W 1 X .7 , ' .4 ' .- , ff? --A597 ,lgvffiiff lb, .. VICE-PRESlDENi Judy Marian Sophomore Officers SECRETARY AND SOCIAL CHAIRMAN Donna Morales Marilu Fritz fN ef fri 3XJf J?0jJ ,N l YELL AND SONG LEADERS Kiny Rodriguez Karen Vleck ,,,.:.....,,...,.... L i -4. MRS. EDMONSON. PERIOD i 8. 2. Row 1 - Y. Edwards, J. Urie, D. Morales, K. Kennett, P. Blake, D. Alber, E. Malone, N. Main, J. Stowell, G. Moore. Row 2 - G. Reeder, L. Powell, B. Clark, T. Opperman, K. Fulkerson, P. Pitts, N. Dillon, J. Smith, J. White, R. Morales. Row 3 - D. Thomas, M. Fahey, T. Bross, D. Sonnenburg, K. Stover, L. Kinnett, P. Allen, S. Chilton, L. Bosanko, R. Edwards. Row 4 - V. Hunnicutt, H. McGuire, B. lbarra, J. Wilson, R. Heaps, R. Coker, B. Brilor, J. White, D. Terry. MRS. EDMONSON. PERIOD 4 81 5. Row 1 - J, Cuilla, D. Sutton, N. Lacoste, J. Anderson, C. Avila, S. Evans, R. Morgan, E. Cable. Row 2 - A. McComas, H. Chaney, G. Stooltire, L. Peltier, S. Chiles, M. Mark, L. Hayes, L. Allen. Row 3 - J. Rey- nolds, E. Lee, J. Garber, N. Morgan, L. Privitt, G. Lack, J. Huenergardt. Row 4 - R. Glascow, M. Higgins, J. Dayton, N. Williams, R. Payne, L. Heptinstall. an V Jus ' is . X 1 N W5 I 1 ma II-.ll .... MRS. JOHNSTON. PERIOD 2 81 3. Row I - D. Iles, O. Times, M. Brown, C. Froehlick, B. Dominguez, R. Hoguin, I. Con1reras, A. Baker. Row 2 - Mrs. Johnston, D. Scorr, P. Escobar, C. Arnold, D. Ferlin, R. Paulson, D. Payne, S. Males. Row 3 - L. Anderson, A. Aguirre, R. Lekey, K. Unsworth, J. Saybo, J. Fowler. Row 4 - T. Congelliere, J. Cyperf, B. Hayes, G. Cory. MRS. JOHNSTON. PERIOD 5 81 6. Row 'I - Mrs. Johnston, J. Langham, D. Lozano, L. Drummond, O. Harrless, B. Franks, L. Adams. Row 2 - J. Espinoza, L. Hemminger, B. Nichols, I. Carclner, Y, Chacon, l. Lozano, Row 3 - E. Murley, M. Roberts, L. Douglas, S. Thomas, W. Pouncey, F. Burke. Row 4 - D. Dickey, O, Kirk, B. King, D. Aiiaway, D, Griffifh, C. Hill. 'Wy 'OYK Q W4 Nr Ah .aqua----f ..-1-1 . 0' rr? sv? 'we' XC J rl N Irf MISS LUM. PERIOD 2 81 3. Row I - Miss Lum, J. Rosso, J. Gutierrez, P. Leeseman, M. Franco, D. Burns, B. Handcock, B. Dudley. Row 2 - L. Leerz, B. Bell, E. Seaton, C. Jamison, J. Drummond, L. Callaway, S. Larschner. Row 3 - P. Fox, J. Bailey, J. Jackson, J. Carlile, C. Vernoy, W. Gibson, R. Saputo. Row 4 - K. Paterson, H. Duarschekz, W. Hathaway, J. Wehr. MISS LUM. PERIOD 4 Sr 5. Row I - A. Shun, R. Espinosa, R. Riese, J. McMinn, G. Peters, J. Gile, B. Dolan, Miss Lum. Row 2 - G. Fligor, H. Freeman, R. Norton, P. Slater, R. Pearson, S. Rudman, S. Tilney. Row 3 - D. Hinkle, D. Jaggers, D. Holiman, G. Wheelhouse, B. Eddy, E. Ledbury. Row 4 - S. Dickinson, L. Crawford, M. Brown, B. Martinez, L. Schwitzer. 5 '2La!tf 'f Ar' -:Q AI ,K , 5 l ..l i I MR. PARRY. PERIOD 1 81 2. Row 1 - B. Anderson, P. Bhis, E. Reiter, K, Leathewvood, D. Whitmore, L. Fulbright, E. Mathews, T. Villa, Mr. Parry. Row 2 - R. Gonzales, T. Park, J. Veloz, J. Northcutt, G. Causky, B. Nevarez, S. Miller, R. Good. Row 3 - S. Moreno, D. Marconette, O. Veloz, M, McCabIe, A. Gallucci, J. Dailey, R. Battey, F. Brower. Row 4 - B. Jenkins, M. Newman, K. Day, B. Peikert. MR. MARCUM. PERIOD 4 8. 5. Row 1 - K. Protzmann, C. Benites, Y. Jurado, K. Crosser, B. Morgan, B. Springer, K. Zingg, J. Momberg, Mr. Marcum. Row 2 - C. Novotny, D. Barrett, L. Hooper, J. Pickett, N. Wolf, A. Woods, J. Johnson. Row 3 - D. Icloine, J. Balaling, K. Young, P. Selegey, R. Griggs, J. Burton. Row 4 - D. Barbosa, B. Donlevy, D. Hall, P. Wulting, M. Butsch ke. Vw ,..........,................0........................ .... N.. www is cr ...Q I 3 8 il! L , . MR. ORTIZ. PERIOD -1 8. 2. Row 1 - E. Brummett, J. Williams, L. Rickett, S. Mitchell, G. Brecht, J. Leach, S. Hunter, K. Nelson, S. Eckhoft, G. Bullard. Row 2 - T. Dvorak, K. Shirley, B. Kent, J. Treachler, C. Carr, J. Harris, R. Treval, L. Slacum, L. Flynn, L. Vrosh. Row 3 - R. Taylor, D. Stirk, J. McKenzie, M. Overstreet, R. Carcelero, C. Campos, C. Morgan, J. Ferneau, L. Thomas, V. Stewart. Row 4 - L. Solomito, L. Huffman, J. Sanders, I. Smith, J. Childress, B. Gray, L. Goodwin, H. Ortiz. MR. MORGAN. PERIOD 5 84 6. Row l - B. Welch, H. Ramos, R. Resovich, P. Murphy, J. Kauten, S. Bryant, S. Garrity, L Morgan. Row 2 - C. Cockman, D. Stockton, N. Roth, S. Selle, T. Viney, R. Scarberry, J. Simmons, D. Morrison. Row 3 - K. Bickford, C. Watson, E. Kelley, E. Showalter, T. McCombs, C. Thomas, P. Fraker, E. Sandy. Row 4 - G. Jones, D. Waller, K. Vlcek, S. Denman, K. Juliano, M. Perrins, H. Andersen. 9 l a- x l 3 f 1 l +. MRS. BLAUBACH. PERIOD 5 8K 6. Row 'I - Mrs. Blaubach, O. Salivia, R. Vega, D. Aine, J. Sharpe, B. Casarez, M. Fritz, K. Burton, M. Harry, K. Fulkerson. Row 2 - R. Portillo, A. Lawrence, D. Burt, L. Patterson, K. Rodriguez, C. Konrad, S. Nash, J. Martin, G. Guess. Row 3 - R. Castile, J. Nichols, C. Wright, D. Thomas, G. Bussinger, A. Williams, V. Petroff, M. Arnold, D. Cowley. Row 4 - G. Armstrong, D. Dodd, B. Osborn, L. Bogan, J. Potter, M. Hines, J. Minch, B. Vigner, J. Hazen. MR. PARRY. PERIOD 3 81 4. Row I - T. Brennan, R. Whitson, R. Moreno, R. Adams, G. Kunrce, J. Smith, P. Crist, J. Gething, B. Catron, M. Lance, Mr. Parry. Row 2 - L. Hogan, L. Bridges, B. Conoley, M. Stevens, P. Tafoya, M. Conrad, J. Guildner, D. Schildmeyer, K. Davis. Row 3 - B. Kilburg, A. Dommer, E. Bolin, S. Finney, L. Schwarz, J. Albanez, R. Parker, G. Asher, J. Taylor. Row 4 - M. Ladwig, K. Matcalfe, T. Randolph, B. Wickersheim, P. Parker, J. Stanky, K. Mize, B. Warren. Ven v M 3 .I 'e'-...... 1. 1 - if A MR. MARCUM. PERIOD l 81 2. Row I - B. Campbell, M. French, J. Bliss, S. Gonzalez, J. Latham, Mr. Marcum. Row 2 - D. Peralta. J. Calhoun. T. Smokler. C. Lessley, J. Campbell. Row 3 - R. Carney, M. Rosales, C. Sollars, J. Anderson. Y P' , - 16454 rg, Sgt: k A ' slr h - 4 .5 ' 'Q-,,,' A I i 'J A N ...--1 WN, . , f , fi ..1. 1 , 1 -iw' W- A Efhffi 1 ' ll '-.-f - .Q lj? I K La, . I - 4 -, i x I I 'N I W ., , ,,- X - --. - J: xl J. l l fl fl in 3 ! v A .xxyiixxum riots., .... H: F VM, X. W. 4 sk Xl NA t . 'f ..lr L A 5' Q ,W 4 'I ,ie Il H, X 'N ' -5 ' Q9 .- Xltlx' I' vw I , l -A . ks. .A ll it I I I y 'Dr :V ' -A I 'rdll' Q 1. L .I -in MR. ORTIZ. PERIOD 3 8. 4. Row l - F. Ezzell, S, Ward, B. Mercer, P. York, J. Ferris, P. Heimbuck. Row 2 - B. Priest, M. Sheen, J. Ford, A. Pacheco, H. Chavez, L. Chance. Row 3 - B. Radil, A. Stooltire, E. Wilcox, J. Miller, J. Freudenberg, B. Gaffey. Row 4 - Mr. Ortiz, R. Galvon, A. Blasingame, A. Chavez, A. Holguin. IJ. MISS WESTON. PERIOD 3 84 4. Row I - N. Losnick, R. Stewart, S. Wilson, M. Lowe, J. Chency, M. Beacock, R. Walson, J. Earl, P. Weinheimer, Miss Weston. Row 2 - M. Thompson, D. Albrecht, M. Fish, B. Neff, L. Boldt, R. Penn, L. Rupp, R. Ladd. Row 3 - D. Metz, C. Armstrong, D. Clay, D. Crawford, J. Lawton, F. Robertson, D. Cults, S. Ferry. .JI 5 5 32: 2 .2, 7? 2 4 be ,K X. RS -'L' j ug- Y ' - 'P 5 MP BRN f f K H L V ggi ,Q 'Q f i iixfzz Q jf' ' W ,, E 4 C Ns-ENQENBQQMC, PRESIDENT Eva PadiHa VICE-PRESIDENT Frank Nobbe Freshmen Cfficer SECRETARY AND SOCIAL CHAIRMAN Jo Ann So Darlene Green CHIEF V47 1IfilT2.'fI ' ' f M... ,..-.W SONG LEADER Geraldine Lugo .,.-..i...- --v--gr-at '. J, I m ay 4'- f-v Y' ,I X FIRE ll X MR. ANDORKA. PERIOD I 8K 2. Row 1 - F. Barbosa, R. Foster, P. Hansen, F. De Los Reyes, V. Ramirez, P. Leon, P. Prado, Mr. Andorka. Row 2 - A. Knecht, M. Kearney, L. Beebe, C. Raymondo, M. Hall, K. McCormick, B. Morro. Row 3 - C Peterson, S. Moore, D. Walker, B. Castillo, J. Slagle, J. Hathaway, G. Back. Row 4 - M. Vanzandt, B. Nila, F. Rodriguez, C. Morgan, D. Townsend, H. Ramirez, G. Ramsey. Pa pooses of '58 MR. ANDORKA. PERIOD 3 84 4. Row T - M. Jenkins, G. Lippert, E. Wilsky, B. Jeffery, K. McDonald, R. Cosarez, V. Mar- tinez, G. Jones, B. Toler, Mr. Andorka. Row 2 - W. Menold, N. Sutton, B. Lewis, J. Pointer, D. Robinette, M. Cymbala, S. Nelson, J. White. Row 3 - J. Padilla, R. Dodge, L. Ward, A. Kaplan, R. Chandler, B. Lemer, T. Mummert, S. Agrusa, W. Reid. Row 4 - J. Hamilton, D. Schroeder, P. Webber, C. Bell, J. Barnes, T. Selegey, J. Martin, J. Gibbs. -11- ML I-wp IN u n V Vo Q4 I il Q H .4 1 P Q 1 A' I gl vm. lr 1'- l if '-', . , W 9- ,gnu-f -- f f J Af' I MRS. DICKENS. PERIOD 3 8. 4. Row 1 - B. Trosper, A. Higuera, J. Espinosa, D. Kirton, P. Shaw, D. Mitchell, M. Dickens. Row 2 - G. Harreld, B. Drewett, S. Simpkins, K. Whipp, D. Tacldei. Row 3 - R. Lyen, J. Luts, R. Story, M. Clifford, J. Ottinger, D. Nila. Row 4 - G. Balding, T. Whiehead, J. Trosper, M. Jordan. PRPOOSES of l MRS. DICKENS. PERIOD 5 8. 6. Row 1 - M. Dickens, P. Ekins, R. Ramsey, S. Vaughan, S. Allmeyer, B. Cooney, P. Krochalk, Y. Riley, J. Greenlee, C. Rite. Row 2 - D. Cole, R. Richards, T. Sustarsic, D. Green, J. Williams, G. Sanders, C. Goodwin, C. Orr, A. Schulenburg. Row 3 - A. Buckley, S. Got-tiff, D. Owsley, C. Wright, R. Carroll, J. Medrano, J. Isaacs, G. Free- man, J. Zanolli, Row 4 - M. Read, R. Dannelly, S. McCIoy, R. Doyle, M. Hayes, J. Emett, J. Pidd, M. Smith, C. Gay, B. Dalley. Z ,,l..?-1- 3.7.5 -:Q 'H MR. MAY. PERIOD 3 84 4. Row I -- K. Potter, S. Wellman, S. Morgan, M. Smith, P. Reid, K. Clinkenbeard, R. Stewart, Mr. May. Row 2 - S. Barker, E. Russell, S. Buskirk, M. Adams, P. Lee, J. Huska, D. Forrest, E. Peevy. Row 3 - M. Charpentier, R. May, R. Esparza, P. McCarmick, N. Hintz, G. Lugo, S. Utterback, C. Klein. Row 4 - N. Butschke, J. Saldivar, J. Gaylord, D. Eversole, L. Dirks, P. Guerra, S. Purdy, M. Russell, Pa pooses of ' MR. MAY. PERIOD 5 8. 6. Row I - J. Lozano, D. Rangel, J. Webb, I. Sandoval, R, Delgado, J. Ellington, M. Edwards, Mr. May. Row 2 - K. Doren, V. Lincl, R. Edwards, D. Walker, L. Martinez, G. Framan, L. Friesmer, R. Graves. Row 3 - J. Hernandez, A. Martin, B. Sockett, J. Brada, S. McVay, G. Dick, A. Davis. Row 4 - T. Burch, T. Deaton, R. Hyle, C. Har- ames, J. Huenergardt, W. Glouer. .F H T gg l4-an-ui' MR MOE PERIOD 2 81 3 Row 1 P Blawton M Gonzales R Bond J Keegon C Stark N Thurman J McDowell D Voss D Johnson Mr Moe Row 2 Martm S Gessel S Corwnne L Rom C Hull S Hoo er Co o R Row Foster Row 3 S Bmge W Stellmon F Forrney B Dosseh' J Moms L Mehrens J Brown MR MOE PERIOD 5 84 6 Row I Mr Moe B De Long J Kolpakoff D Corey F Gxmple D Llvell L La Form Row 2 C. Sfofer Row D Morgan B Mannard R Sollors R Magnuson B Horron H 34 ' 75' iq I J f .Nadu ., ,. JY., ,tfnfh-xy -,K7k3w:f-4' . -F' MR. NOVAK. PERIOD I 84 2. Row I - J. Apple, J. Mason, M. Senano, R. Naiar, B. Milk, E. Valdivia, Mr. Novak. Row 2 - J. Marquez, H. Zimmerman, I. Rodriguez, J. Costello, P. Snyder, E. Taylor, B. Fitzgerald. Row 3 - J. Mendes, M. Asper, D. Young, M. Adams, S. McComas, F, Wheeler. Row 4 - F. King, D. Sorrell, E. Arreaga, L. Dolieslager, K. Richardson, P. Dutcher. MR. NOVAK. PERIOD 3 8K 4. Row I -- Mr. Novak, D, Desatotf, R. Rodriguez, G. Stover, E. Lopez, L. Jarrett, J. Stewart, V. Mory, E. Padilla. Row 2 - C. McCurdy, E. Jones, D. Irons, J. Smith, L. Dunham, S. Polanco, S. Wroten, S. Wyrick, J. Foutz. Row 3 - J. Landrum, R. Pahl, N. Julian, P. Thomas, D. Smith, E. Mendez, D. Bone, D. Thomas. Row 4 - R. Williams, J. Graves, L. McCurry, G. Ordway, D. Parise. sd 45- T' maui! ...--u-s-nu IX! f si. ,4 ,--.. I ', I ' 1 ' Q 'F , 3-7 rl . ll I L L if ' - - - MR. POLLOCK. PERIOD I, 2, 81 3. Row I - G. Cracrott,, G. Cabrol, W. Baker, I. Nila, Mr. Pollock. Row 2 - B. Devan, J. Showalter, R. Ortiz, D. Larrabee, J. Portugal, J. Green. Row 3 - D. Leese, M. Martin, J. Gibbs, D. Rumsey, C. Duerr. Pa P00535 Df , MR. POLLOCK. PERIOD 4 IL 5. Row I - Mr. Pollock, T. Walker, T. Bahler, S. Cuglietta, V. Jones, E. Bray, M. Aguirre, S Marquez, P. Walson. Row 2 - K. Lee, J. Bird, D. Larsen, C. Garrett, R. Lindly, E. Thompson, L. Penrod, A. Spitalnick. Row 3 - R. Estrada, L. Coddell, R. Castaneda, M. Cerda, P. Hamilton, E. Nickel, L. Lane, R. Rodriguez, R. Sparks. Row 4 - T. Aycox, B. McConnell, R. Langston, S. Chrisenberg, B. La Corte, S. Ludwig, B. Savage, J. Wonzer, D. Aikens. Q U lg 1:3111 tual -il- 'N 'W A ft. L if ii 4 x-3 U . Q ' ' l fi .L H A I 'ii Q: , MRS. AINSWORTH. PERIOD 2 81 3. Row l - D. Drysdale, P. Gilday, G. Jones, D. Baurac, R. Maresteln, D. Smith, B. Allen L. Jurado, Mrs. Ainsworth. Row 2 -- M. Boley, P. Boone, E. Huie, J. Michalke, L. Grissom, C. Luas, P. Manos, M. Munt, J Myers. Row 3 - M. Manchester, C. Canepa, J. Love, S. Hodges, B. Klump, F. Nobbe, D. Sheldon, T. Armstrong. Row 4 - K Ovenshire, J. Johnson, G. Savage, B. Gabriel, M. Lyons, R. Meunier. Pa P00565 of , MRS. AINSWORTH. PERIOD 5 81 6. Row 1 - Mrs. Ainsworth, M. Ochoa, M. Stine, D. Dietz, M. Salce, G. Davis, M. Meyer, J. Ringle. Row 2 - M. Westmoreland, K. Bergman, J. Heglancl, J. Martz, E. Hooker, S. Schick. Row 3 - J. Evans, R. Hender- son, L. Salce, V. Staubitz, M. Berryman, J. Martin, K. Arnold, D. DiNolfi, A. Arciniega. Row 4 - J. Kalie, K. Graham, V. Ramirez, E. Prigmore, E. Hernandez, L. Leonard, R. Larrabee. H 2,--. MM i s 3 MR. TWEEDY. PERlOD 2 81 3. Row i -- L. Robison, E. Griffin, D. Salinas, R. King, S. Bozigian, E, Lynch, W. Nichols, Mr. Tweedy. Row 2 - J. Berry, L. Sanders, A. Melenclez, M. Cracroft, P. Means, D. Oakey, R. Carlson. Row 3 - E. Prado, J. Boyle, B. Morrvedf, D. Hathaway, L. Lipperr, B. Dickerson, D. Lopez. Row 4 - D. Evans, L. Baldon, S. Morton, T. Moya, J. Toombs, G. Gardner. Pa pooses of '58 MR. TXNEEDY. PERIOD 4 84 5. Row l - Mr. Tweedy, B. Hancock, G. Moore, L. Clarke, J. Schafer, R. Wickersheim, O. Affa- way, M. Mares. Row 2 - R. Cincotfa, L. Alvarado, E. Jurez, E. Wiley, A. Ramirez, P. Lovesy, .l. Sullivan, Y. Mannie. Row 3 - R. House, D. Hodges, W. Cady, J. Wygal, L, Wohler, H. Campbell, S. Campbell, J. Burgess. Row 4 - C. Wong, F. Samuel, B. Taylor, E. Mclnryre, L. Caskey, J. Hunsfman, L. Ballon. N., V'-1. Qi ,Q Xen 5 f-vv xr. 'f MR. UPSON. PERIOD I 81 2. Row I - J. Fourzon, J. Clasby, C. Reviea, L. Shorse, L. Moga, C. Rogers, J. So, L. Powell, Y Curry, Mr. Upson. Row 2 - J. McGaha, J. Isaacs, C. Novikoff, M. Alligood, S. Cicolani, S. Dickison, M. Clark, K. Waller, D. Miller. Row 3 - L. Brungardt, M. Rogers, S. Richardson, C. Philips, C. Howard, C. Martin, D. Casey, C. Privirt, S. Lafon Row 4 - D. Asher, J. Harrington, R. Armstrong, R. Jimenez, B. Diebold, M. Clatt, J. Desens, J. Holcomb. Pa pooses of ' MR. UPSON. PERIOD 4 8- 5. Row I - Mr. Upson, R. Ramirez, D. Martinez, F. Martinez, M. Pronobis, S. Watson, G. Gonzalez. Row 2 - S. Scott, J. Anderson, B. Rich, S. McCoy, G. Hare, J. Woodall. Row 3 - D. Wright, C. Terrazaz, R. Garber, S. Self, D. Belardes, N. Linwood. Row 4 - W. Burnham, J. Beutter, A. Pritts, V. Guildner, D. Brown, M. Davies. 4, Q 12-I we J .- I' I J ', ,. .1 ' S ' V w- .. 4. 1' . ir R .- J r ' -1' . , ......... N s I ' -P L ' I , , . I I . W WM W 0 WM MW M 5 M Wy W W W1 M Q if 0 f ,f L, 1 1 W W 7 I LN ff V V ' W 'fa Athletics Varsity Row I-B. Waggener, D. Stenson, T. Jones, L. Taylor, B. Amsfufz, B. Soza, B. Solomonson. Row 2-D. Herrera, J. James, J. Gibbs M. Mendez. - A I T .x.ui-.. .. r- ' 'V+ -Y .-. 'B if JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1-R. Apple, M. Scott, R. Smith, R. Pool, J. Turley, M. Newman, B. Bolding. Row 2-E. Spurkman, B. McCracken, D. Pafino D. Schnieder. Football B? a3Fl?43 ' 52.17472 46 21 if J seal' .295 - at rr , . 0 . .3 QESDQL. TEV.-Q28 '36e'.X2g:l4ij2x5j 3ll gg ,Ve l E gig 933 e524ii..,4l Row l-E. Ledbury, Mgr., R. Smith, R. Pool, B. McCracken, F. Ortiz, E. Hernandez, S. Bailon, B. Amstutz, J. Turley, P. Dutcher, L. Caddell J. Patino, F. Hogle, D. Herrera, Mr. Boncher, Locker Room Attendant. Row 2-R. Glasgow, Mgr., Coach Novak, K. Mize, L. Taylor, D. Mundt, M. Mendez, R. Simmons, D. Stenson, J. James, F. Sammuels, B. Soza Co-Capt., K. Ariail, T. Jones, B, Salomonson, Coach Mattias Row 3-R. Rogers Co-Capt., B. Waggoner, E. Sparkman, M. Newman, T. Brungardt, M. Scott, R. Apple, J. Gibbs, D. Pinkerton, R. Harris J. Pearlman, D. Schneider, B. Balding. Season Standing Santa Fe 34 .. ................. .... S ierra O Santa .... Fullerton 20 Santa .. Bell Gardens 13 Santa . . . Torrance Santa . . . Excelsior 21 Santa .. Montebello 20 Santa ... California i3 Santa . .. El Rancho Santa .............. . . . Bellflower 27 Seasonal Record Won Lost 4 5 Solomonson cuts loose. Jones lights for it. Get rid of it Joe. This year's Varsity did an outstanding iob as they entered the San Gabriel Valley League. Each of Santa Fe's foes knew that they had to play a good game to win. The Chiefs won the Bronze Football Shoes in a close 14-13 victory over the Bell Gardens Lancers in a yearly contest. One ot Santa Fe's most outstanding players Mario Mendez, halfback was picked All League Player. Bob Soza, Santa Fe's outstanding lineman, and Bob Wag- goner, end, placed on the all league second team. This year's football season contributed a lot of spirit to the high school year. Watch our fqqklerg, Nice catch Waggoner. Super-chief goes for 6 IBQ4 Row i+C. Campos, J. Luttrel, G. McVay, B. Thatcher, M. Fulkerson, S. Miller, J. White, R. Walson, J. Livell, J. Emett, B. Berry Row 2-Coach Marcus, B. Curtis, J. Davidson, P. Parker, J. Luttrel, R. Schwarz, H. Duatchek, B. Patterson, K. Woods, V. Guildner, J Johnson Row 3-B. Eddy, D. Hall, D. Terry, B. Martinez, J. White, R. Glasgow, B. Walker, A. Dommer, l. Smith, B. Sorenson, A. Gallucci R Ladd, Mr. Ortiz. H S B. Sorenson an V 't White Bee Football lg J :im EU -m l 'L:Q .... :Q hu .4 vi 1.1 .X rg, r Whig 'W 9 1 I ' 9 B. Martinez A. Galluci D. l'lC1ll STANDINGS S.F. O-Excelsior 13 S.F. 6+Montebello 13 S.F. l3-Qalitornic 46 S.F. 6-El Rancho l3 S.F. O-Bellflolfver O 4. in f 1-'ff B. Walker J. Luttrel J. Luttrel -ll' .,,- M, Fulkerson 9 J .4 1 P. Parker ,. 1 -ai er - 155 ll' B. Thatcher 4 5 A Q grief! 22 ll G. Cory '1 5- QA '35 .L 4? Illia? R. Jiminez 5 . 224 :K ,I 7. 3? L. Kinnefr S. Tilney .. . V. V . , , . 'Lf '91 5 q -3 I V 'l 1 l - .. J. Gibbs S. Agruso J. Stowell D. Sonnenburg J. Veloz K. Stover D. Albrecht ee Foot ball 22. '49-'40 J 3 -'45 2 J 1 ,g332?i ?'sE4f l91- Row l-K. Stover, E. Malone, J. Earl, J. Veloz, J. Stowell, D. Albrecht, R. Corcelero, S. Agruso, A. Higuero, D. Lcrrobee, S. Tilney R. Moroles. Row 2-J. Dodge Mgr., J. Reynolds, R. Cotfle, B. Diebold, J. Hunergordt, R. Jiminez, B. lborro, J. Gibbs, G. Cory, L Kinnerf Co-Capt., D. Sonnenberg Co-Capt., F. Nobbe, Couch Pollock. Var It Water Polo Couch Reid -nu.. C. Benson L. Crawford Co-Capt. M. Stevens G. Pierce Bee' H f 1 , 'F ,,. jf i.f: 73 a , K W' ,.- WW v ,V' ily in A li 0-fNW......,,, ....,,. ,, I M.. . , . , l , 1 ei e r ' t fi at M Q at eeee M . e . . 'V iv, Ling: we :,V rllil I V A . g Q I V Av, W , 1 , I v if ii I A I L I if 4, g :' 1 ,Z ill 'E f , l ? G if + le ,c, ccihi r rbi i at --W. ' 'W M sf A ' 9. , , i , W , , .wig Hifi, 1 l , SAW? i E . 3 2 , MU! , Q11 ','- -ei. 'f iff ' :T sz 45 i l ' p 2' at Y fl ! ,X 5 X 5' 1 M J ,Q I 'Ur , 1 9 41 Q t l i i ff gi ' 44,1 9 ' -' - 5:1-1. 1 '-'. - ,,,,, we-Paw. f ,R f f W Q - -' f 4 10' 4 f 'VVW A' ' X 9 ig I W f J ,X 1? fo Row I-Bill Spitalnick R.F., Ron Parker L.F., Mike Cerda G., Lenn Allen G. Row 2-Loal Huffman C.F., Larry Crawford C.B. and C.F., Glen Lack C.B. and G., Mike Manchesfer Goalie. ee' gg if--g -4'f MWMW .,,,,., ,,. , Wmyw ,,,,A M x,,, M V ll 4 fx? r Q, i , M me G. 2, y , 1 ef 1 , M , A f Q ' -Lt my Q - ., '- . 9 ' 4 Q ,! A U V , Mwwum ,,-,, ,WV i J 1 nf., munmwhm : V .h ' -v 'N , 'I+ xxx I . k 'ef i X, - P-1 ii -r ...... 5 l::J ' ' T f ' I , f ' X ,f7 '-'EK' V ' 'X . l K 5 ' rx fi X I ? 5 . I , I . 5 . v. Eu We f 1 l ..f 4 ,G VV i 4 A SA Y K x 1 ,r.- ' 'll' l l A flux i if . V. l X -Q Z ,ar f l X l gf W M Sum- V ' ' ' ' WIN If l X I E61 Q QE-K l ,iT4'1i.c? 4 im ' -' lf. . Q'.,, ' .- R lvl!-se-fir 49 N Row l-Kenneth Leatherwood G., Scott Touchstone L.F., Walter Nichols G. Row 2-Bill Spitalnick R.F., Ron Parker F., Mike Manchester Goalie, Mike Cerda C.B., Dennis Morgan. ross Countr ' 3. 5 J . M.. ' I V vi, . H l-L-Y it' 'KFQTA , l , a,w5 'Afg,A f yy 'fy ASQ y j i K . I . D V J ,viii I im' 11' xl fi' 1 Y, 3, ilk... LA y t. . 4 .4 Jig. Q.. J- I I1 H y 4. f, : S- I A A i Q ' I J luiu A Eg? g I ii' .V B Q L' ' A? J ' J I A 4A'4if-fs I YXXTA K, .gl . I ee . A ff A , 3 if A . mm Q40 -x. 'mp '. 1 ,LAP J i ip' l,' J . A A Ax ' E. -gn J.. ' TW ,NTAA N J VHAV , Ap iv ' 1, M - 4 jf Q V 'Jm 0 , V- 4.-. , , 6 LH , 1 i X. V' , 1 HQ Row i--J. Caneff, B. Hayes, J. Saldivar, C. Severe, P. Finney, R. Heaps, A. Aguirre. Row 2-S. Morton, D. Miller, T. Hamilfon Koppang, D. Kirschke. Row 3-R. Doyle, N. Bufschke, M. Butschke, G. Sanders, W. HaThaway, S. Bige, Mr. Fessenden. Var ity .l.V. , TA lf'-wi I B. Hayes D. Mannie i 41115 A ' ' I. -ATAA wi ATA A A, Aguirre P. Finney D. Kirschke Jwlm J Canefr 1 I R. Doyle 'P .5215 ATA . .nu . . W. Hafhaway Cf Severe D- Mille' A -fm R. Heops J. Soldivar 4'!'A . S. Bige J. Hamilton Var ity Ba ketball Hard work and Team play was The moTTo of our some very Thrilling games. varsiTy basketball Team This pasT season, The Team As you can see by The close scores SanTa Fe was really puT ouT eTforT To bring home glory for SanTa under pressure all of The Time. BUT They never gave Fe High- up. AlThough only winning Two games SanTa Fe was They gave Santa Fe STudenT body and specTaTors a very aggressive Team. g.. 'Q ws.- XX oy! A L. Goodwin .KTA M Mendez D. Kluz lxulk 36 21 I nfl W NOI'fl'ICUTT B Baldmg I HTAI' C. Gaumer J. Pearlman si! Fx R. Rogers D. Burch, Mgr. B. Nehrer T bymfg B. Sorensen I .UA A H. Hines J. Gibbs 2 14 15' X! g55RT4 ,t N1 Q11 5 f'b'li?3 ?' QNTA ,Q 5 ., W, :, 1 ' -.1 f' ' X5 'N . -. 5 WV --ew' , ' .X ' ' 'i ' - 1 4 ' 1 e . 0 J' I Y Row 1-W. Norfhcuff, B. Sorenson, J. Gibbs, M. Mendez, R. Rogers, L. Goodwin. Row 2-D. Burch Mgr., H. Hines, G. Goumer D Kluz, B. Bolding, B. Nehrer, G. Ledbury Mgr. League Standings Sonfo Scinfoi Sdnro Sonfo Sonfo Sonfo Soinfci Soinfo Sonfo Sonfo Fe Fe Fe Fe Fe Fe Fe Fe Fe Fe 52 39 53 46 51 41 53 47 46 51 55 52 36 49 52 64 51 52 49 52 . . . .... Excelsior ... .... Ccilifornio . .. .. Montebello ElRonclfio ... ... Bellflower . . . .... Excelsior . .. .. Monfebello ... ... Colifornio ElRoincho ... . .. Bellflower KT.,-fume., .-..-.,-..- LI.-.L Goumer shoots o long one Gibbs drops if Bee Ba ketbal I X! ,mm N QXTA 1+ QQKTA fhxlfgfg i im ,mm ,X 'MTA ,Q Row 1-E. Johnson Mgr., L. Schwifzer, B. Marlinez, D. Clay, R. Williams Mgr. Row 2-R. Walker, J. Dayron, D. Terry, Coach Zis o D. Hall, L. Solomito, F. Brower. League Standings Santa Fe 39 ..... .. Santa Fe 35 .... . .. Santa Fe 40 .... . . Santa Fe 30 .... .. Santa Fe 26 .. .. SanTaFe 32 .. SanTaFe 42,. Santa Fe 55 .. .. Sanra Fe 44 .. .. Santa Fe 25 .. ,, .. Excelsior 44 Montebello 43 California 56 El Rancho 39 Bellflower 39 .. Excelsior 50 Montebello 6O California 49 El Rancho 56 Bellflower 53 Martinez makes a lump shot Hall goes up I by .. I 'Ty' Q of 4 rs Sff. 'A 4245521 A- -,. 'I W, ! Row l-R. Carcelero, G. Cory, K. Stover, D. Hinkle, D. Jaggars, D. Albrecht. Row 2-A. Dommer, L. Kinnefl, S. Agrusa, R, Jimenez, D. Sonnenberg, J. Hayes. - ee Ba ket ball ' 'L ffl Coach Marcus ee Ba ketball . f 'V' an S F V wi fl A' Row l-E. Malone, R. Morales, E. Thompson, H. Zimmerman, J. Costello. Row 2-R. Castile Mgr., D. Larrabbe, F. Nobbe, B. Diebold W. Menold. J. Freudenbera. Var ity T nni ' 7 Row l-D. Peralta, D. Sonnenburg, A. Lekey, D. Lopez, A. Kaplan, J. Keeney, M. Freeman, J. Whife, E. Malone, J. Burfon. Row 2--D. Jadwin, R. Donnelly, J. Hernandez, D. Aguirre, M. Oversfreef, C. Sollars, K. Parferson, L. Heimbuck, D. Gauf, Coach Upson. A a - -1 . ' J A Af, N X 1' I .Lf . W M. Freeman E. Malone D. Sonnenburg r '--.l'- 3 ' I J. Burton Mgr. L. Heimbuck D. Lopez 1 no a 1 V 2 N 3 .qs . , I W D. Gauf A. Lekey K. Patterson wimmin Team ,,f.. ...W-.. 5' f y ,il f 29- ,..,.W,soxefr l 'g ,ff V 6' Wm, Mfg' , , V, 7, 5. A .QUT 052 jg f--it Row 1-R. Parker, G. Pierce C Benson E M , . , . orenz, B, Spirclnick, J. Smith, S. Touchsione, M. Stevens, H. Ducrischek, L. Allen. Row 2-Couch Reid, J. Campbell, B. McCracken, L. Hepinstcxll, M. DeLong, M. SCOTT, S. Finney, P. Wulling, G, Lock, B. Diebold, B. Adkins, Mgr. ez ,l v eg 'Q .A H i , is Coach Reid Finney makes 0 roll ms- Diebold dives in --V A close race sree ' f ' J 9 Hurdles Shot Pu? V Ot I k nw Q -. gvaslp ' --f: 1 gg if . TA ' 'A A 1 . TA ci? , ,,.1g45fg,,,l,? 'ga ?v egg? fflrf? ' fl : N A 'J l 4 7 EQ, h, L 4 x Q . - ,, . 'ff' 1 ... ' f' ' W f f ,ru TA QW TA 911' 1. Q ' x1 J' XXTA A i K '25 gall 'gf' 'J' life? ff?2ilQN'. - 'Rage l E, Row l-J. Sulliven, J. Conelf, D. Monnie, P. Finney, B. Eddy, B. Solmonson, G, Scinders. Row 2-D, Pinkerton, K. Airciil, R. Schmidt. R. Apple, H. Romeriz, T. Burngurdl, Mr, Fessenden Pole -Vciulf Sprints N Distance Run Brood Jump Relay High Jump C 1 .Vp .. J A ., v 1... ...g if V. , 1 N 14 Q by . - w A . - .. 9-.ww fn- . i ' 4 yx X N JSI 1 1 fi J . 1 if , i 7 I E I X :X xl ' fa m . ' ,, f . . A., . X K- ,F Ly pm, 1 K R V V. Lf- A .J ' - me ii' I , 5- .. -.A 1-2 ' fi ' iffe Ji i 1' , . 'I ' 1 Jutv, L,-v:3,,.,L. Q-'gi' 1.41. :grew , f...- .:.g,f,:-. 4- . V ,, nv.,-..L.:'vL3' ,iq 5, ' A WIN .u.:...- - r- F - . za' S G 'i , WPA, '7 if 4- ww- --,N 5334 .... A . ' x , CTW- 1. QW' . 4:5 'Q .K f ,.5!rf', K 2 , .,...,,V M Cmilfiyr .TM,,, U3 13,9 Ai C 1 wg. if , 0, .D 6 is I 4 H I M wif' ,M .' ' .n . 91 14.9.4 f M PY' .7 'T i if' 211.4 1 133 ' .1 ,wget-, 4 N734 . M mi J A12 WPA A 3 by - A 4, TEE' H 'fwfr ffm A . F - J fi I , 5 A A - Xi ' 1' T , LK-X J I f -lfi,'f.u.411 1 Smifh. Row 2-F. Brower, A. Gollucci, R. Walker, J. Reid, M. Row I-T. Blank, E. Lowe, R. Orozco, J. Luffrell, R, Curfiss, I. Butschke, A. Dommer, J. Gibbs. 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V 1 . nc Ml: , 'gh' I , 'Q 1' J.J.V.' T ' . H ' F: 3 N 1 .y 5 A 1 U is 4 yi Row l-J. Sfowell, D. Thomas, B. Springer, G, Lyen, J. Collins, D. Stirk, J. Smith. Row 2-L. Powell, H. McGurire, D. Gimple, M. Newman, W. Wilson, D. Jaggers, Coach Pollock. Row T-E. Bray, R. Siewart, W. Menolcl, L. Lane, A. Buckley, B. Dickerson, M, Clolf, R. Sparks, J. Zanolli, G. Jones, R. Wickersheim Mgr. Row 2-Coach Maftias, J. Love, T. Mummerf, B. Caskey, D. Brown, K. Ovenshire, E. Mendez, T. Selegey, L. Ballon, T. Park Mgr., J. Knoles Mgr. ,Q M? Qi Q i. T Frosh na , EJ l Q l ' The modern three bedroom home being constructed by Santa Fe students is part of the school's project of stu- dent work experience. The building of the house is the proiect of the Vocational Carpentry class under the di- rection of Mr. Davies. lt was designed by Architectural Drawing student Larry Heimbuck. - E The dedication of our pools was an important event in the life of the school. The pools were dedicated to the student body on March l, 1958. During the program examples of how the pools will be used were given by our swimming team and the Aqua Deas, a profes- sional swimming group, Acknowledgments Looking over the pages of our annual, we're re- minded of the many people who make possible such a publication. We're grateful to all of them and could never thank them enough. What would our year book be without pictures? Much time was spent filling the pages with pictures: general pictures, the J. Edmund Watson Studio, sports shots, Mr, T. llO Snyder, Kerval King, and Jerry Haas, some of the pictures for the pages 4 and llO, Mr. Frank White. We'd also like to thank the Activities Office who made arrangements for Senior picture appointments, and last but not least, Yearbooks, Incorporated of California for publishing our annual, and the S, K. Smith Company for making the covers. 5-gi dm 1 ,-,W ' . L T 1:15 T . Yi-'M yy 4 1 A A iourney of a Thousand rniies begins wiTh The TirsT sTep. MosT of us are ready To sTarT our iourney inTo life and are debaTing aIoouT which road To Take. During our Tour years in high school we are given an opporTuniTy To learn abouT each road. Now, as we come To The cross-roads, we musT decide which Way To go. li A 5 f Q91 Qi x yy! I Ni ' X N Sb V gy 9 X Q Q MQ V W WSJ WQQfW5WjWwwVMOCff M X, X, Q, ww gfglk M S MMO f giwf dj ,awe ' f WW W l 4, , 'N ! L, 1 1454 f 4111.196 4 X Lf? f M, Lg X i JP 355 Advertising OLPXIONS Q T I GNGQFQO ,vga .V OR :Nfl .-555' 'Af 7' SV - I In RJ 5 .A4 gf- . 'C' DAVI D'S H528 TELGRAPH RD. Phone UN. 3-8110 Where You'Il Find These Well Known Brands ' HVICKY VAUGI-IN DRESSES ' I-IEDY KNIT SWEATERS ' CATALINA SPORTSVVEAR ' WKORETH OF CALIFORNIA ' BATES FINE YARDAGE ' 'ILEVIS You'lI Find it First ui DAVID'S CONGRATULAT To The SENIOR CLASS STANLEY JOYCE STORES Popular Priced Ladies ITJNS and Girls Wear Il5lO E. Telegraph Rd. Santa Fe Springs OX. 8-Toll We ciifvkoifr : H890 FiresTone Blvd. Norwalk, Calif. EWELRY LUGGAGE WILLIAM KLUDJIAN lll47 Washington Blvd. OX. 5-97l I H530 Telegraph Rd., Santa Fe Springs UN. 3-3218 Builders Hardware Houseware 81 Gifis Power Tools Black 8. Decker Skil DeWalt Powershop Lawn Mowers Pennsylvania Jacobsen Homko BEARnsLEY's HA R D W A RE Sporting Goods Wilson Baseball Gloves Voir Ballsg Swim Equipmeni Winchester 81 Remingion Guns Ammunition Fishing Tackle Bicycles 81 Toys Rollfasi Bicycles Royal Saber English Bicycles Sillers Paints Wallpaper 9 yo . IN wmrnfiz IT'S vAuPELs M H K i H For the Style Merchandise of the Season ' Complete Record Dept. 0 Phonographs Santa Fe Springs, Calif. UNiversity 8-2311 J I AUFE 'S Whig S7078 For MEI ' Instruments H504 Telegraph Rd. Dennie's Beauty Salon 13416 San Antonio Dr. Norwalk, California UNiversity 4-3264 H9 South Greenleaf Open Evenings GX 4-3759 ,,' 0 l , ,lf ,fn , ' i , 1 .A r ll lv f W ' R ix. I lst . 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McCUrdy UN. 8-1414 Cindy's Dress Shop FEATURING SPORTSWEAR by SUSAN THOMAS II725 Petticoat Lane Norwalk Square Phone UN. 4-96II --N- -we --.. i -I M I .C . gy., hnlx . W I! f :I IX , I r I: 3903. 4 , V1 ' M 'W . . , l:.iis..,ie,g.. -I H- - ...n.-- -- ff..-. -.+ CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS of 58 II508 Telegraph Rd. Santa Fe Springs UN. 3-4218 llinsliuws WEST AICADIA and WHITTIER QUAD Whittier Quad ' Acres ot Free Parking ' Open Till 9 for ' Family Shopping NITES, MONDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE Friendly Service Letterman Sweaters - Jackets Tennis - Archery - Water Sports L..f Q S 'rites .wx 302 W. Philadelphia Whittier - OX. 4-4238 FARMERS HARDWARE 0 Gifts - Houseware 0 Do-It-Yourself Supplies 0 Garden Equipment ' Sherwin Williams Paints I8O No. Greenleaf Ave. OX. 4-2638 -Ifr s i rfs COMPLETE SATISFACTION IS OUR GURANTEE Credit at no Interest No Carrying Charge Small Appliances Samsonite Luggage II5OO Telegraph Road Santa Fe Springs, Calit. UN. 8-2626 I WHITTIER PET STORE DEPQRf1TADlllANPfEgfoRE FORPETS . I f . sPoRTlNo Gooos ma 'iff fffjQ,eG Ave IWe Sell Leffermen Svveofersn II839 E. Firesfone Blvd. NWWOII' M THE wrnmfn Book sronf UN. 4-7814 School cmd Office Supplies Greefing Cords - Books - Sfofionery OX. A-3953 T25 No. Greenleaf Ave. CONGRATULATIONS GRADS MAY THE FUTURE BE EXCITING AND ERUITFUL TO EACH AND EVERY ONE II452 Telegraph Roocl UNiversiTy 3-4344 YTGS JVMHUL WHITTIER DOWNS MALL OX. 2-5615 Norwalk Blvd. at Washington Best Wishes to the SENIOR CLASS CHAPEL OF MEMORIES Imperial at Pioneer Mr. and Mrs. C. Robert Bob Lingo ED'S SERVICE Corner of Florence and Orr 8. Day Road We Give S 84 H Green Stamps ' MOBILGAS and MOBILOIL ' NIGHT LUBRICATION ' TUNE UP 8. BRAKE WORK Telephone UN. 3-6110 or UN. 4-9169 CRAIGS RESTAURANT 11560 Telegraph Road Fountain - Coffee Shop Dining Room Cocktail Lounge Banquet Room SEE US FOR YOUR PARTIES and BANQUETS UNiversity 4-5811 CARTERS CLEANERS 11930 So. Studebaker Rd. 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