Santa Monica High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Santa Monica, CA)

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GEORGE R. SWARTZ Mathematics Major Radio Broadcasting FERN VIVIAN TAYLOR Delians Senior Play CAROLYN J. THORNHILL Seal Bearer Secretarial Service Club .IAN VAN ALSTINE Senior Play Sergeanettes Veep JOSEPH FREDERICK VESPER E11 glislz Drama .IOHN DAVID WALLIN Seal Bearer Senior Play DROTHY DALE STRATM.-KN ff0 1Pf'f?fllfl'15' BETTY JEAN WERNER C. 1307111 EILSCIIZILIC' Girls' Lggglle Bggfd XROL J. STROPPEI. Df'h 5 Senior A Secretary MARHJYN WESTOVER Sergeaneftes .Ilodern Dance Sergeanettes WILLIAM WHEELER Science Senior A Boarrl .ION RICHARD WILSON Science CAROL ANN WODEHOUSE Delians Secretarial Service Club MARILYN WOOD G.A.A. President Delians INDRA MARLENE ZEITLIN JANIE SWICKER Sealbearer A.S.B. Secretary Uelians Sealbearer EORGE HUGHLEY WINNIE HISEY , , Qffsgioofbafl Camera Shy Seniors Winter '55 ey u CORAL P. ANGLE HARRY ARTHUR MARBLE English Machine Shop KENNETH L. DEAVERS KENNETH MARONE Senior Play Machine Shop Sealbearer DARRYL W. DILLINGHAM ISRAEL PAIESS B Basketball Agriculture Major 12B Veep . ,.,, , .f i um ff if

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IAMES B. MORRIS JR. PATRICIA CAROL O'BRIAN EILEEN MAIRE O'DONNELL EDWARD OPPENHEIM LYNN LOUISE OTTO EIINA EARL IIAYNI Golf Team Senior A Treasurer Ushers Club Mathematics Major Art Major English Senior Play Secretarial .Service Club Prcsi 'ent Worlfl Frienflship Club History Major NORA .IANE PEARSON SHARON LEE PEARSON CHUCK E. PILMBERTON ART PESQUERIA GINGER PRIDAY CHUCK F. RAMSITY Secretarial Major Home Economics Track Social Studies Major Business Mljor Traclr Secretarial Service Club Choir B Football Girls, League Football DARRYL REDWEN Orchestra Mathematics Major MONICA MARY REFF Orchestra House of Representatives JERE EUGENE RIVA RD Wood Shop T-Timers ALICE SAMANIEGO Secretarial Major Flag Twirler FRED SAVRAN Mathematics Major House of Representatives HARRIET ANN SHAFFER General Major LOUISE RACHEL SHILTON Delains English Major DIANNE E. SIMS De-liarzs Senior A Boarfl RAQUEL SANDRA SISSON House Spealfer Girls, League Board EDWARD I.. SMITH Football Baslietball ROBERT E. SPARKS Squires Presirlent House of Represenlatizres ROBERT ALDEN SPRINGER 26 Squires Boys' League 11 X ff :nun LW,-I-Q 1 ff: 1-wn 1 :aim

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FRED ABE Football Srience .llajor JAMES W. ADAMS ,Yobles Delians CAROL MARIE AFNER Girls' League Board C.f1.,4. KENNETH HUGH A LLEN The Samohi .llnllz ,llajor CASIMIR M. ALMINAS Samohams Sounrl Crew JOANN M. ANDERSON G.A.A. Vogueztes ROW I-.llargie Gerber, President: Beverly Crabb, Treasurer, Joanne .lac- obs, Secretary. ROW 2-.llason Jones, Vice-Presirlentg .lIr. George LIIIIX fSponsorl. Ruth Prmlberg. Seeretrzryg Clzzzrles Corey, Treaszzrerg .llason jones, Presidentg Ken Rive. liiee-Presizlent. 98 Farewell fune Seniors Vllith three years of invaluable high school training completed, more than four hundred June Seniors of 755 step boldly out into the world to pursue their varied vo- cations. Scholarship, athletics, and intellectual activities have been excelled in by this group as they presented a rounded program of activity. As sophomores they were acquainted with the tra- ditions of Samohi. Dinny Mclsaac was selected as presi- dent, while Mike McGuire became vice-president. Pat Knowles was chosen secretary and Molly Mclntyre had the responsibility of taking care of the treasury. The HB ushered in Don Brumbaugh, president, Molly Mclntyre, vice-presidentg Jan Neilson, secretary, and Janice George, treasurer and the problem of raising funds for the senior prom. They decided to sponsor a faculty luncheon and various other money making projects. As Junior A75 they selected Art Herman, president, Dan Mc- Collum, vice-presidentg Audrey Record, secretary, and Ronald Lovell, treasurer. The previous officers had suc- ceeded in raising enough money to stage the senior prom. so it was up to the new officers to make it successful. which it was. Something new and something old sparked the last months in Samohi for the June class of ,55. The tra- ditional senior activities planned and prepared for the graduates' pleasure were the prom, presented by the junior class, the senior banquet and party, the hit produc- tion of 6'Ghost Train, and the class gift to Samohi. Mason Jones, presidentg Ken Rice, vice-presidentg Charles Corey, treasurer: and Ruth Padberg, secretary served their class well as officers. June 17, 1955, marked the departure of . . . seniors. Commencement exercises brought three years of high school fun, books, and friends to a sudden close. Farewell seniors. Samohi will miss you. M