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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1956 volume:

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EWING KONOLD Principal wa-W.-wi ll As you turn the pages of this annual, it is our hope that it will bring back many pleasant memories of your campus and your fellow classmates at Santa Monica High School. It has been the aim of the faculty and administration to help you become outstanding citizens of tomorrow. Day by day, you have grown in intel- lectual depth and moral integrity. Some- times you have faltered on the ladder to success, but we are confident that the rich experience of your high school days and the able guidance of your teachers, coun- selors, and administrators will be the im- petus that urges you to greater heights in the future. After voices in the halls die away and graduation is in the past, not all is forever quiet. For yours are the voices of the future that will sing and shout the words of tomorrow. JOSEPH E. DAY Vice-Principal ,- F7 lv 5 5 +ve .Fi GEORGE E. TICHENOR MILDRED C. WILBAR Coordinator of Guidance Direcior of Insfrucfion and Guidance . .f ANlTA VON STERNAD COLIN PETRIE Deon of Girls Deon of Boys af.1'7iA,,,,g, lk Counselors IVAN W. SWISHER GLESSIE F. STRANGE Lsow MEEKS ELLA J. ROSENTRETER fjffi' JUNE H. FRINK CARLETON B. SHAY GEORGE E. TICHENOR MILDRED C, WILBAR Wyiglwwwva mav- Thars lewelry in ihem Ihar Iapidary classes MISS IRENE E- CRABBE Social Svudies MRS. KAY TEER CRAWFORD Physical Education MR. ROBERT C. CRAWFORD Mavhemotics MR, WILLIAM DELKENER Malhemofics-Mech. Dra Ning MRSI JOSEPHINE DYSON Physical Education MR. GLENN M, EDDINGTON Malhemafics MR. COURTNEY EICHHOLZ English MISS JANET ELLIS Business Education MISS ELEANOR EMMETT Foreign Languages MR, KYLE ESGATE Social Sludies DR. EDMUND E, EVANS MR F D comm English MR, WILLIAM F. FOGARTY Social Studies MRS. JUNE A. FRINK English-Counseling MISS LILLIE MAY GREEN Health Department-fSchooI Nurse MRS. LUCILLE GREENE Art MRS. ELEANOR HARDEY Physical Education MR. OWEN HARROW Mechanic Arts MR. ROY B. HENDERSON Art MISS FERN HESTER English MR. ROBERT D. HILL Social Studies-Audio Visual Coordinator MRS. ELLA M. HOLMES Homemoking Plckity peck MR. JOHN H. IVES SHIIZOFJIWYIIZIOIOQYI Social Studies MISS MARGARET JACKSON Library MR. DICK JENKINS English MR. DONALD C. KRAMER Physicol Education-Science MR. THOMAS W, MAIRES Business Education 'Lf MR. ROBERT M. MCCARTER MR. THOMAS McGARVlN MR. FLOYD E. MISHLER MRS. JANICE L. MITCHELL MISS IRENE E. MONTGOMERY Mechanic Arts Physical Education Mathematics Music 5OClUl 5fUCl5e5 MR. DONALD E. MOORE MRS. WINIFRED MULLER MR. RUBEN NAVARRO MR. ATON NIELSEN MRS. NANNON B. OHMAN English Homemaking Physical Education Social Studies AV' War lu tx 'awww Miss NORMA G. PLATT English MRS. EOLA M. QUINN Business Education MR. DONALD G, RICHARDSON Music MR. PHILIP RICKER Radio and Electric Shop MISS BARBARA S. ROLLINS Englfslw MISS ELLA F. ROSENTRETER Hornemaking-Counseling MR. KESSEN SAWDAY Driver Education MRS. PAULA SCHNEIDER Scie1ce-Art MR. MELVIN S. SEVLAND Physical Education MR. CARLTON B, SHAY Mathematics-Driver Education MR. DONALD E. SIFFERT Social Studies MR. GRANT N. SMITH Mechanic Arts MR. WENDALL SMITH English MRS. ANNE SPEAR Physicc1lEducc1tion MR. HAROLD B. STARK Science MR. BOB STILLWELL Physical Education MISS GLESSIE STRANGE Science-Counseling MR. IVAN W. SWISHER Social Studies MRS. ARLYS E. THUN Social Studies MR. BRUCE TOWNSEND Art MR. A. D. TROTTER Business Education MR. BOB WAKEFIELD Mathematics-f-English . . . of the peo le, b the eo le, ond for the eople . p Y P P P MR. THOMAS wooo me Xi X Ns ? History - English K - ., .. X 5 xx we ti s- X N x - X X -SRX MR. RICHARD B. WAGNON S s N Music MR. MELVIN WEBER - Driver Education-Scilesmonship .XL gn A ' A is ' . A X . 1 . ,- ,df x., Z Hon bow ihovgo blue prim speciol! Ouchl Careful with 'rho A I If-.-IQ t,,. I 'Q' N -A die., 1 ' , G 5 '! -., se pins, Those Hardy girls! C A M E R A S H Y MR. LEON MEEKS MR. LESLIE E. POWERS Sociol Sfudies-Counseling Social Sfudies MISS MARGARET ANN SHACKELTON MR. MARK WALTON English Language MRS. ANN BAILEY MR, ERNEST J, MAYER Child Core-P,V.D. English-Social S1ucIies MISS VIDALIA RODRIGUEZ Language MR. WILLIAM S. WHITE Mcnhemofics 'I7 W, .awww M 7' MWA? .... , ,, ,..,... , ZS? Z .1 N Q 'l A .,,, f . if . , - ,n W ef If 5 ,i ,,,,..,...,F. ww .M if A Eva' S Administrative Helpers Adorning the principal's office are two busy beavers rMrs Ethel Morse and Mrs, Mary Martinezi who are in charge of master calendar schedules, substitute teachers, and various problems of students and teachers alike. Lost anything? Ask Mrs. Pat Morefield in the Dean's office. The lost and found is one of her many responsibilities in addi- tion to doing secretarial work for Boys' and Girls' Leagues. Mrs. Marion Skelton, Mr. Day's secretary, is responsible for the most popular publication on campus-the blue bulletin. Checking student eligibility, handling student body elections and money drives are two other common duties. Bz-z-z, b-zhz-z. Nothing on campus is as familiar among the classroom sounds as the buzz of the telephone or P.A. system. Mrs. Dorothy Dandurand is the voice on the end of that buzz. Records of the good grades made by Samohi students are filed in the Registration Office by Mrs. Louis Palenno and Mrs, Vivienne Stephenson, Where and why are the two most common words with Mrs. Lelo Williams, Mrs, Mildred Deon, and Mrs. Mary G. Field of the Attendance Office, Samohi's missing-persons depart- ment. Students who have lost their locker keys or text books turn to Mrs. June Johnson for help in replacing them, These indus- trious workers in the free text also tackle the iob of passing out the books at the beginning of each semester. Our very capable nurse, Miss Lillie May Green, is ready, willing, and able to cure all aches and pains of the Samohi Vikings. The credit for our beautiful and tidy campus belongs to our efficient maintenance staff: James F, Tysl, senior head custodian, Felix R, Ontiveros, junior head custodian, the cus- todians-Harry M. Hager, Harold A. Bowden, Edward Saxby, Thomas Strouther, Lemuel J. Flore, Rueben Russell, Alfred Van Tine, Leonard W. Beard, the matrons-Rose Atkins, Hattie Naglehoutg the gardeners-Clifford V. Younger, Werner Heu- bel, David Wilder, Jr., Edwin P. Argast, John Peter Alessi, and Tim Bunner. Holding the purse strings of Samohi is Mrs. Burk in the Business Office. Helping clubs with their bookkeeping and main- taining a smooth running Vikes' Inn are two factors of her everyday duties. fff, M f , W Y ff YN J ,' X- , il Y 2-212 'S '15 ' f I ,rfffp my K. -wvg,Qf,,,, TIXWSSWNS . w - 232 ' , f , WVW w 3, ,f , ,, If ,WWVZW MQW W W f ix +1 tm- if fZ l f 5 gr X , ll Xl. 4 I l.:r ,.l 'I L fl' f I , f 1 K xx X f fi x .? I ,,,f S fw X - X-R? I fl If , WIFI? I I h '-: M gy' Kg-QR X252 X x,x 'I,f,7 ,, W A il fax New A Qfffafff 'fy , I.1sIe'III J -+250 ,yy X 151:-fZf X 'I 1.1 I ix L-L Z g, W1 , I 77 Q X S 7'....-wftfxxx R I fx If? I 55:7 'I ' 'I sf .. X I X VIKING WARRIORS ff? fr 95 X XX. s. Rlffif N JI I' Rf N Q -5 I , my I-.R I wif I X I Mighty Vikings of Winter '56 Upon entering Samohi the mighty Vikings of W'56 voiced their arrival by taking an immedi- ate and active part in campus life - sponsoring a faculty luncheon, carrying out an ice cream sale, and a successful cake sale. During their Junior year the class kept in step with their money raising schedule by selling pro- grams at football games, hosting a second fac- ulty luncheon, and sponsoring an after-game dance. These functions raised the money that went into the successful production of the Senior Prom South Seas which was held at the Deau- ville Club. Leading the winter warriors in the first semes- ter of their Senior year were: Terry Tondro, President, Larita Brown, Vice-President, Carol Ann Clayton, Secretary, and Shirley Walker, Treasurer. Important activities of this semester included: the choosing of Senior sweater emblem and color, a car wash, and the Senior Play Ghost Train featuring Rendie Lu Anderson, Carol Horton, and Ken Smith. Donning their aqua sweaters as Senior A's, the class elected Rendie Lu Anderson, President, Karen Horn, Vice-President, Bobbie Leverett, Sec- , X . retary, and Betty Huntsman, Treasurer. Other important offices held by Senior A's are on the A.S.B. Cabinet, Lauren Reager, President, Judy Coleman, President of Girls' League, Don Drake, Commissioner of Boys' Athletics, Ken Smith, Com- missioner of Entertainment, Carol Horton, Com- missioner of Publications, and Charles English, Commissioner of Safety and Health. Rendie Lu Anderson dolled up in a football uniform to play the lead in the hilarious Senior Play Time Out For Ginger. This story of a feminine football player and her speech-writing father was termed the best comedy that Samohi has produced in several semesters. The Riviera Country Club was the scene of the breath-taking Senior Prom, Winter Wonder- land. The music of Tommy Jones and his Or- chestra provided the perfect background for the coronation of Judy Haley and Val Hoy as Queen and King of the event. As they walked across the stage to receive their diplomas. Samohi bid adieu to these mighty Vikings and filed the impressive records of this class in her book of memories. Mr. Brooks, Sponsor, Bobbie Leverett, Secretary, Betty Hunts- man, Treasurer, Karen Horn, Vice-President, Rendie Lu Ander- son, President. ROY F ALLEN Cross Country Photography JERRY B. ANDERSON Q6 .419 Ubi --ag, -04 'aff' LARITA BROWN G,A.A. President Girls' Lecugue Board JUDITH ANN COLEMAN Girls' League President G.A.A. Vice-President HHS JOAN RUTH COSHEVER Treasurer of Vikettes President of Modern Dance Class JO ANN COX Bible Club President Sergeanetles GLENN RAY CRAWFORD Boys' League Stage Crew JIM M, CRODEN RAJEAN DEAN Secretarial Service Club Sergeanettes RUTH W. DeLAWDER Bible Club Red Cross Club JACK DEVINE BRIAN R. DICKSON Math and Science Varsity Track JAY C. DODGE Band Orchestra GINA DOOl.lNG Fashion Show Samohi Staff ROBERT M. DORSEY College Preparatory Varsity Football JAMES L, DOSS Basketball Electric Shop DONALD W DRAKE OTIS E DUNHAM DAVE M. EAGAR CHARLES ROYAL ENGLISH ROLENE FRANCES ENRlQUE Commissioner of Boys Atnletucs Math T-Timers A S B Sergeonertes Varsity Track English Football 12-A Class Board Choir ROBERTA ANN FERNANDEZ MARY KATHY FINLEY BARBARA JEAN FRAMPTON LOUISE GARDNER BARBARA JEAN GILBERT House ofRepresent:1tlve T955 Nautilus Art Editor Girls' League Girls League Board Sergeanette Flagtwlrler Bowling Club Camera Club Class Committee Fiesta GAlL JUDITH HOLMES Senior Play Choir BETTY HUNTSMAN Seolbearer Senior A Treasurer KAREN JEAN HORN Senior A Vice-President GOLDEN Nobles Football ROBERT L. GOLDMAN California Cadet Corps Junior Red Cross DONALD LEE GOODWlN Building Construction Drafting JAMES O. GRANGER Band DANIEL GREENSON Class President Varsity Football ADRIENNE E. GROSSMAN Vikettes Secretarial Service Club JUDY HALEY Songleader House of Representatives JIM HAM Sports SYLVIA ANN HANSON Orchestra JESSIE MAY HAWTIN Bible Club Somolwi Staff MIKE L, HlLAlEL Industrial Arts Varsity Football WILLIAM P. l llNDERER Varsity Football Nobles CAROL ANN HORTON Senior A Vice'President Girls' League Board Delians DIANNE MIRIAM JACOBS ELEANOR JONES House of Representatives G.A.A. Fashion Show General Business ' 'i fm 1 W'W We 'bf Af ,V K WW THQ QR! DONALD RAY KELLEY GEORGE B. KELLY DONALD BRENNAN KENNY ROUERT LEE KINTON 'IO B Class President Photography Social Studies Malor Mathematics Maior Boys League Secretary Nautilus Nobles Nobles NANCY JOAN KNEESHAW KEITH EDWARD KNEPPER TOM DEWING KOHLI IRENE EMILY KULLA Home Economics Samahi Mathematics Home Economics Monakette President Nobles Mechanical Arts CHARLES M. LEONARD Delians Nobles BARBARA JEAN LEVERETT Senior A Secretary JANE LIGHTFOOT Sergeanettes Homema king THOMAS LIPPERT Mathematics Major Football SELMA LIPSHULTZ Vikettes Spanish Club NANCY LEE MAHOOD Sealbearer Band CRAIG MICHEL THEODORE LEE MILLER Mechanical Arts Nobles JAMES G. MITCHELL Baseball Senior A Board SANDY N. MOORE Secretarial Maior G.A,A. DON P. MORGAN Woodshop CHARLES D. MORRIS Mathematics Science NDA ww-wt' N-uv 'nv ,..., ff'-T 'UW J-J -ar ' BEVERLY JOAN I?cFADYEN GERALD STEVJART NcKENZlE BOB C NEUHAUS ELAINE ANN NEVVMAN Secretarial Serv c Club General Business Band Secretary B ble Club S rgecneftes S age Crew Class Secretary TED E NUWNO RUDY JESS OGAN HAROLD OLDFIELD RlCHARD WAYNE OLIVER B Foo ball Woodshop Varsity Football Art Mayor BG S Le g Boys League Radro Workshop JOHNNY LEE ORR Social Studies Major World Friendship Club DANNY PELLOW Letterman Track RONALD ALLEN PERRY Tennis Sound Crew Chief NANCY LUCILLE PORTER Campus Dress Boord ELMER POND DOROTHY ANNE TT Hamemaking LAUREN LEE REAGER A,S.B. President Delicun President JOHN REAMES Varsity Basketball Mathematics SHIRLEY MAE RICHARDSON House of Representatives Art Club PAULA JEANETTE RICHMOND Sergeanettes Girls' League Squad BOB JOHN RIOPELLE Samohi Delians DONNA M. ROBERTSON Homemaking Major wiv? wus! .509 with-40' f Q- at X J Y STEVE S. SOKOL DONNA LOUISE SOPER DONNA JEAN SPELLMAN Radio Bible Club Somohl Drama Girls Chorus Girls League Board JUDY SPORLEDER ROBERT JOSEPH STRENK SHARIDAH LEE SYMONDS Home Economics Stage Crew Sergeanettes Se,-geqneneg Boys League Fiesta PHYLLIS JEAN ROCK Mixed Ensemble Senior A Board CARLENE FAITH RONA Sergeanettes Choral Ensemble CORAL ANN RUECKERT Business Major JIM RUHAAK Machine Shop ROBERT MICHIO SAKAMOTO Track Delians SALLY LEE SCHROLL Sergeanettes Y-Club BEATRICE SERANELLA Social Studies Major Sergeanettes ALBERT SHIRK Varsity Football Delians JOYCE MAXINE SHOBERG English and Spanish Major Sealbearer CONRAD BENTON SIMS General Major Camera Club CAROL J. SMITH Homemaking G.A.A. KEN WALES SMITH Sealbearer Commissioner of Entertainment ima... dui PAUL A. THOMPSON TERRY J. TONDRO PATRICIA DARLENE TREMPE LOUIS VAELUZUELA Mathematics Class President Sergeanette Captain General Football Delian President House of Representatives Football JOE VELEZ SUE E. WAKEFIELD PATRICIA JEAN WALKER SHIRLEY ANN WALKER Sports General Sergeanette Captain Majorette Fiesta Girls' League Pep Rally Committee ALLEN BATTEN Business Major California Cadet Corps RONALD HOTCHIN Delians Swimming Team GARY WARREN KUSHINER General Major Boxing JIM A. TRUEB Machine Shop Skin Diving MARY KATHRYN WEBER Pep Rally Committee Sergeanette Colonel WfZ RICHARD S. WALLACE Track Boys' League ERNIE A. WELLS Civil Engineering V R2: T NWN? PR - 'wi Z2 , fl PVR L Q SENIOR B OFFICERS SENIOR A OFFICERS Tim Knapp, President, Georgia Bremer, Vice President, Mr. Barbara Anthony, Secretary, Chuck Palmore, Vice President Agnew, Sponsor, Mary Dana, Secretary, Rosemary Schmitz, Mary Hattaway, President, Joy Sutherland, Treasurer. Treasurer. .lune Seniors Recall Valued Experiences During their first year as Samohi Vikings, the members of the June class of '56 elected Deanna Afner and Don Ouchida to guide them and start traditions by which their class would be known. Sounding off tor the Junior B semester were President, Chuck Palmore, Vice-Presi- dent, Ray Kondo, Secretary, Susan Pickett, and Treasurer, Jean Lee. A class party cli- maxed this administration. Four hundred Viking Teamsmen united under the able leadership of Junior A Presi- dent, Judy Frantz, to produce an unsurpass- ed prom which netted S200 for their willing treasury. Vice-President, Gary Gholson, Sec- retary, Judy Glick, and Treasurer, Barbara Anthony worked feverishly to make this one of the most profitable semesters ever. As these Vikes became Seniors, they start- ed their last year by electing Tim Knapp, President, Georgia Bremer, Vice-President, Mary Dana, Secretary, and Rosemary Schmitz, Treasurer. The main job of this group was to lay firm foundation for the coming Senior A semester. Mary Hattaway now took over the helm. Assisting her with Saxon-strength were Chuck Palmore as Vice-President, Barbara Anthony as Secretary, and Joy Sutherland as money watcher. As they glance back at their tremendous Senior Play, Death Takes a Holiday, the prom, and Grad Night, they will remain proud of having been part of the voice that is the Viking. GLORIA R. ABELAR CHARLES BARTL ADAMS GAYLORD BRUCE ADAMS HERBERT ADAMS General Business Science Track Mqfh G-A-A, Boys' LGCIQUE Auto Shop Secilbearer JEAN MURRAY ADKiNs GLENYCE LAVERNE ADSIT DEANNA Lois AFNER JUERITA JANE ALFORD 501110-Y'S Secretc1ricilMoior 10-B Class President Secretarial Malor G.A.A. Secretarial Sefvife Club Sec. of House of Representatives , , f 'W 5 R ',L FI'1 .1 edu.. BOB EUGENE ALLEN Art Mclior JIM HOWARD ANDA Woodshop JACK A. ANDERSEN Math Maior Delians JERRY MARVIN ANDERSON Business Major KC RW GERALD THOMAS ANDES General Exploralory DOLORES ANDRE Girls' League Girls' Chorus BARBARA JEAN ANTHONY Song Leader I2-A Secreiary DORIS LOUISE ARNOLD Sergeanefies House ofRepresenfa1ives DOROTHY ATWOOD Spanish Major AL BABICH Math Maior COLLEEN LEANA BAER Ushers' Club Vikeffes ROBERT RAY BAHN Varsity Baseball Nobles B. G. BALDWIN DONALD CRAIG BARILOTTI DAVID 5 BARKS IRENE A BARRELLA ALLAN R BARTZ General Explorafory Stage Manager Maih Malor Voguehes Social Studies Mayor Boys' League Board SAMOHI Sergeanenes SUSAN M. BECHTEL EDWIN SIMONS BECKENBACH GORDON BECKLEY DIXIE LEE BECKWITH JUDY LYNN BEHLING G.A.A. Sealbearer English Malar G A A Y Club Tennis Varsify Campus Dress Board BONNIE R BERKELEY NORMAN BERLINGER GAYLE BINGHAM BARBARA BINKELE JOANNE A BOEHLER CAROLYN BOLSTAD MUSIC Bowling Club Vice Pres. Secretarial Club Secretarial Service Club Secretar1aIServlce Club Pres Samonlcans Talent Show Delians Mixed Ensemble Delians Dellans Inter club Council PHILIP G BOND RALPH DARROW BONE JOHN C BOSE JOHN JOE BOURGET GEORGIA ELIZABETH BREMER ROBERT GEORGE BREWER En9l'5h MUIOV Camera Club Varsity Football I2 B Vlce President Serenaders SAMOHI Spartans Varsity Track Inter club Council President Sensor Play WILLIAM BRO Chess Club Delians JOAN ANNE BROADNACKS General Explanatory EDITH CHRISTINE BUCHANAN Secretarial Major RUBY LORENA BURKHOLDER Art Club Delian JOHNYE KAY BUTEYN Secretarial Maior Choral Ensemble JUDY CAROL BUTT Flag Twirler Monakettes CHARLOTTE MARY CABALLERO Sergeanettes G.A.A. LLOYD M. CANDELL Bowling Club Math Maior SANDRA LEA CANFIELD College Preparatory G.A.A. BETTY JO CANNON Senior Play Vilcettes GLORIA JAYNE CAROTHERS Voguettes Pres. Nautilus DOUG K, CARRIGER Math Major GARY CHAPIN Knights Boys' League Board DAVID L. CHAPMAN A.S.B. Vice Pres, Key Club President BETTY JANE CHERNY General Business Malor BILL CIRNER English Maior Camera Club RICHARD EDWIN CLAPP Delian Vice Pres. Sealbearers TOMMIE CLARK CHARLES MARSH COCHRAN Business Maior Track DIAN CAROL COLE Delians Secretarial Service Club DENNIS JEROME Serenaders Band ARON J, COLLONS SAMOHI Edhor Delians VJALTER A. COMPTON, JR General Explorafory CONNIE KAY COOKE Ushers' Club Senior Play BOB CORBETT Mafiw lfaior PETE CORPUZ KONI CORRIGAN Band Delians SYLVIA CORRIGAN LOIS JOAN CRAWFORD MARTHA CAROLYN CRECOS RODRICK LYNN CROCKER ARLENE CROOKS ANNE STUART CROWDER Academic Ushers' Club Song Leader English Vogueffes Sealbearers Girls'Chorus Girls League Stage Crew Sergeanetfes Sergeaneffes ARMEN DIANE CRUMPACKER MARY DANA DIXIE LEE DAVID BARBARA DAVIS BOB OWEN DEARBORN CHARLES JACK DECKER Seolbearer A S B. Secretary Vogueffes House ofRepresen1a11ves Mafhemafics Nobles Pres Samo y Senior B Secretary Nau7iIus Music Club Boys League 4fww W 1 'L WILLIAM R. DEEMER Nobles Pres. Boys' League Board TOM GEORGE DeGONO Math Maier JEAN ANN DEI. GROSSO Delians Choral Ensemble JOHN L. DEXTER Math Major SAMOHI KATHLEEN R. DIAL Vikettes Pres. Delians DOLORES DIAZ General Exploratory DOUGLAS BRUCE DICKSON Nobles Football JUDIE DOREMUS Music Club Choir CAROLE ELAINE DORSET Spanish Maior Spanish Club TERRY E. DOUGLASS Photography JIM EAGAN Boys' League Board Senior Play JOHN WILLIAM ECKHART Machine Shop General Exploratory CAROL ANN EDELMANN ADELAIDE GARCIA Homemaking Talent Show ANTONIA MARIA GARDUQUE Girls' League Pres. Girls' State I G.A.A. Vikettes EDWARD CHARLES ELDRED Science Viators PENNY ANN ELISON Secretarial Maior Modern Dance CARLA W. FISCHER JUDY FRANTZ MARY LOUISE FRANZ V09U9IIe5 Sergeanettes Modern Dance Social Studies Maior IIA President Deliqng DOUGLAS FREEBAIRN JOEL I FRIEDMAN JUDY ARLENE FUGIT DOROTHY JEAN FULLER MARILYN FAY GALLOWAY DAWN IONE GALVIN Electronics Seal Bearer Voquettes Modern Dance Voguenes G.A'A. Photography Tennis G A A General Business House of Representatives Science Maior ' ll I H Z7LlP IX s? ARTHUR GAXIOLA BARBARA LEE GEITGEY JOSETTE GERMAIN DEANNE CLARE GETCHELL GARY WAYNE GHOLSON SANiOl ll Fiesta DIANE GILL Sergeaneves Grls League Secretary Vyefyes Sue,-,Ce House af Represemafl ies ILENE BARBARA GOODMAN Girls League Girls Chorus EVA NELL GRAY Secrefarial Sergecnewes GERALD EDWAP Mctlw Ecard cf Healrlw JANET JOAN GREEN General Ar' Cl-.Ib ALETPICE GRINDSTAFF Mined Ensemble Pres. Sergeareffe Captain SHARON SUE H Hcmemalring Girl? Chair IRENE MARIE HALLAL Secrerarial Major Secretarial Service Club IVOR LOYD HANSEN Ar? Track DIANA CORBRID Mined Ensemble Senior Play WANDA LAVONNE HARMON Clavlwing BOB R. HARRIS Mall-1 Science PEGGY JOYCE HARRISON Naufilus Forensics GRETA GUTTORMSEN HARSWICK Vilxelfes Secretarial Service Club KENNETH R. HASBROUCK Maflw MARY ELAINE HATTAWAY Senior A President Sealbearer I CHARLES BENNY HAYS ARNOLD E HEILEMANN ROBERTA HEINEMANN DOREEN MARY HELMS SYLVIA ANN HEMRY VESTER JEAN HENDERSON Homemaking General Explorafory GIFIS' I-EUQUQ Vogueffes General Business ROBERT r. HILL AL HiRsc:H CHARLES A. H-OBERG Varsity Football MGTIW E 9I'5I' MCI0' Senior Play I-C 9l-'age Smence ROSELLA YOLONDA HOLGIN Voguelfes House of Represenfafives JOHN F. HOLMGREN Chess Club Bowling Club DANIEL CLARENCE HOSTETLER lnclusirial Arfs Boys' League JEAN IRENE HOUSTON Voguehes G.A.A. JUNE EVA HOUSTON Voguelles Homemaking YVONNE HOYT General Major Mixed Ensemble BEVERLY HUBER DAWN MARIE HUDSON General Business Voguettes MARDELLE HUDSON Girls' League Board Sergeanettes LINDA GENE I-IUTCHINSON G.A.A. Forensics TED E. IKOLA Delicms Cross Counlry DARLEEN ALICE JACKSON Bible Club Horseback Riding Club FORBIN F. JACKSON Arl Major Track JACKIE DOREEN JACQUES Secretarial Service Club JAMES R. JARDINE Mallw Maior Track ELOISE JOHNSON G.A.A. Choir MARILYN JAYNEEN JOHNSOI Sergeanetles Mixed Ensemble s S 5 JEANNE A. JOHNSON Mixed Ensemble SHARON MARIE JOHNSON G.A.A. Choral Ensemble BARBARA LEE JONES Girls' League Girls' Choir GLORIA JONES WILHELMENIA JONES Mixed Ensemble House of Representatives ROBERT L. JUDD Foreign Language WILLIAM W. JULIAN Math-Science Maior California Cadet Corps PAUL SEN KASHITANI Lettermen's Club Boys' League Board STEVE KASTEN Business ROBERT B. KEASTER Boys' League Board of Health KEITH MILO KENDIG Math-Science Maior Delians DAVID C. KENNEALLY SAMOHI DEAN F KIEL SUE KLOVER TIM D KNAPP RICHARD L. KNICKERBOCKER DORIS KNIEF PAT KNIGHT Math Science Malor A S B Cabinet Speaker of the House Band Delian President Boys League Board Girls League Board Sensor B President Boys' League G A A MARCIA ANN KNOTTS BEATRICE MARTHA KOHEN RAY K KONDO CAROLE B. KONOLD BARBARA JUNE KOSKOFF LEONARD KOSLOVE General Business G A A Track Sealbearer Nautilus Prolectionlsts Sergeaneftes Menehunes Science Maior Forensics President Modern Dance Ushers Club We-rw a 7 N EYE!! B flZ'i, DANIEL MARK KRAL JACKIE L. LA MOTTE TOBY LANCASTER PETE LAREZ DIANE LAWLESS CHRISTIAN O'DELL LAWREN Music G.A.A. General Business Boys' League Knights Girls' Choir World Friendship Club JOHNNY ALAN LAWRENCE JEAN LEE BARBARA ESTELLE LEWIS BEVERLY ELAINE LEWIS GREGORY WALTER LEWIS LEONARD LEWIS SAMOHI Ediior A.S.B. Secrefary Girls' League Squad English Key Club English Commissioner of Publicafions Commissioner of Enferiainmeni Modern Dance Board of Health Squires Pep Band BARBARA JEANNE LIBBY Sergeanettes Delians TURID LIE Girls' League G.A.A. PAT YVONNE LONGLEY Vikeiies Sfunf Night MARILYN KAY LOTTERMAN Pep Rally Commiflee Senior Banquet JUDY MARY LOWMAN Senior Play Vikeifes JOANNE LUCK Girls' League Board Delians TOM MCBRIDE Yell King A.S.B. President JIM DONALD MCCAIN Basketball Track BRUCE MCDOUGALL Science Maior Delians W, D, McINTOSH LeItermen's Club BRINCE MCKELVY 38 Joe TOM MCKINSEY Swimming Team LeHerrnen's Club -f 'ff' - ,f - X--' 4K 'l SALLY MAYER Hornemalming Ushers Club ARMIDA MENDIAS Horne Economics Major Delians EDNA JOYCE MESHACK Girls League Sergeanettes RENEE BARBARA MICHAELS Girls' League Board Voguettes ARLENE JOAN MILLER Mixed Ensemble Vilxettes FRANK WILLIAM MILLER Shop Track DIANE MILLS General Busines NANCY JEAN MILLS Mixed Ensemble Art Club DIANA JEAN MILNE Voguettes Reporter Pep Rally Committee BOB MIZE Chess Club Tennis Team JO ANN MORRIS Modern Dance Choir ROBERT J. MORRIS English House of Representatives JAMES R. MORRISSEY Football Key Club MARY ANNE MORRISSEY KATHARINE M MaclNTOSH JOHN KIRK MADDEN STEVE MAJICK PAUL E MANN ROBERT L MANZO GORDON S MARKIE A S B Commissioner Math and English Maior Stage Crew English Math and Science Magar Girls League Board R O T C Radio Workshop MARILYN MARTINDALE GLENDA RAE MARTYN ROBERT LLOYD MASON Y MASUDA JULIE MAXWELL TOKUSEI MAYEDA G A A Voguettes Treasurer Samahams F0011-,CH Voguehes Nautilus Mixed Ensemble Math Malor JOAN ANNE OKE Modern Dance Club Choir MARY KAREN OLDBERG English Maior Bowling Club BILL O'NEILL Mathematics Chess Club DON KAZ OUCHIDA A.S.B. Cabinet Boys' League President JAMES WESLEY OWENS Music CHARLES RAYMO Varsity Football Bible Club JANET ARMINDA PARKER Secretarial Major Vikettes PATRICIA ANN PETTY Homemaking Choir SUSAN ANNE PICKETT Sportsmanship Representative Sealbearer MARY A. PIERCE Homemaking MARK OWEN PIRMAN Serenaclers Band BETSY J. PLANNETTE Delians Boys' League Talent Show DONNA PORTER JAY PORTER General Exploratory Basketball JIM POSTON Varsity Football Boys' League DIANE MYERS NORMAN MITCHELL NATHAN CHARLES NEFF General Business California Cadet Corps General Exploratory lll Radio Workshop Track Varsuty Football House ot Representatives Forensics BARBARA DAY NENNEY BOB LEWIS NICHOLS LORRAINE ANN NIKOLAS SHIRLEY J. OAKLEY ROBERTA JOANNE O BRIEN DOUGLAS G ODONNELl Musnc Club Serenad rs Deluans English Maior Modern Dance Basketball Vllkettes Band Voguettes Vogue-ttes Choir Track s C s TTTT'FfTf. 1 is . PAMELA RALL CHIQUITA A. RALSTIN CARLOS RAMIREZ ANNE RANDOLPH GARY JOHN REEVES LINDA REIMERS English Voguelres Foreign Language College Preparafory Communications English Music Club SecretarialService Club Ushers Club ANNE REYNOLDS DIANA JO REYNOLDS HENRY OSCAR REYNOLDS PAUL ALLAN REYNOLDS CAROLE ELAINE RICHARDS JOY ANN RETTINGER G A.A. Lieu1enanfMaloreHe Art Mcalor Boys League General Business College Preparcfory Voguenes Monokeites Woodshop DOROTHY MAE RICHARDS Business Major MARYLOU RICHARDS Science JOSEPH RICO Woodshop NICK R. RIESZ Boys' League Board English Major .IENEAN EILENE RISLEY Voguerfes Tennis Club MARLENE I, RISLEY G.A.A. Voguettes KAY RITTER G.A.A. Girls' league NANCY E. ROBERTS G.A.A. President Girls' League Board MARY MA RGA RET Mixed Ensemble Voguefles TOM ADAMS ROBINSON Moth Swilmming ELEANOR ROBLES Homemaking Choir BARBARA JEAN RO Vikehes Bowling Club .IIM ROTHERING Science Boys' League VALERIE ROTHWELL Sergeaneffes House of Represenlalives DONALD MICHAEL RUNDLE College Preparatory DARLENE ANN SAGER GLORIA C SALAS FRED ROBERT SALISBARY ELBERT SAM CHARLEEN ANNE SAVAGE BARBARA R SAWYER Samonicans Varsity Track 5C'm0 I'CC'n5 Seclemllol Serwce Club 5 IS CI b h ll C M n keftes Pep Ra y ornmittee O O MARILEE JOAN SCHAD ROSEMARY LOU SCHMITZ FRED E SCHOBER BOB VINCENT SCHURR Track Cross Country GAYLE M. SEABERG General JERRY B. SENTURIA Stage Crew Sound Crew Chief ART SHEKELL Mechanical BRENDA M. SIDEY Band Pep Rally Committee IRIS MARIAN SIGESMUND MUIII MARTHA JOANN STHCHER English Voguettes JERRY K. SMITH Track Swimming JIM ALLEN SMITH Basketball Nobles MARVIN SMITH Tennis ROBERTA K. SMITHSQN Secretarial Service Club Secretarial Service Club MARIETTA M STONE IGNACIO SOTO Math House of Representatives BEVERLY JEAN SPENCE Voguettes G.A.A. JANET LEE STAGGS Voguettes Veep. Pey Rally Committee RONALD D. STEINIG Bancl Delians CLAUDIA STERRY Secretarial Service Club G.A.A. SANDRAGAIL STEWART College Preparatory Photography DALE A. STROMMER Malh Major Camera Club JOY M. SUTHERLAND I2-A Treasurer Nauiilus ROBERT CHARLES SWEET B Foolball Track GEORGE TALBOT Machine GERALD WILLIAM TALLEY Malh Major B Football MARCIA JOAN TAYLOR Bancl Delians BEVERLY ELIZABETH TERRELL Band Orcheslra BARBARA JEAN THOMAS Home Economics Secretarial Service Club GAIL ARLEEN THOMPSON Sergeaneffes Fashion Show CARYL IRENE THOMSEN Delians Band DERRY ANNE TICHENOR Monalxenes Tennis Club MEREDITH ANN TOLMAN Secrefarial Major Bowling Club ULETTE MARY TOMASELLO MARY LOU TREADWELL JUDY LOUISE TRUESDELL CARLEEN ANN URBANO GAIL MARIE VALENTINI HILDA VALMER G A A Girls League Vice Pres General Exploraiory G.A A Sealbearer Vlkei-tes Inter club Council Fiesta Vogueffes Spanish Club -IN CHARLES VAN FOSSENJANICE ROCHELLE VAN METER JOAN MAE VON GERICHTEN JORENE WALKER MARY KATHLEEN WALKER ANNA ELIZABETH WALLEN California Cade? Corps Vogueffes Vikettes Girls' League Vilxetfes Crafts Camera Club Pep Rally CommiHee Business Magor Senior Class Board Modern Dance Horseback Riding ' X, SN 3' ELIZABETH D. WALTER Secretarial Service Club G.A.A. LAUREL ANNE WARNER Girls' League Secretary G.A.A. Secretary CAROLE LEE WASHBURN Science Girls' League GARY L. WEBB Track Math RUSS WEBER .IIM D. WEILAND General Exploratory CHARLES WHITE Math Major Nobles FREDERICK CARL WHITE Mathematics Varsity Football DON WICHMANN Yell King Basketball CATHERINE PATRICIA WIGGINS Flagfwirler Monakettes LARRY WILLENS Tennis Team Boys' League DALE A. WILLIAMS Track Nobles KEN GILBERT WILSON Track Business KAREN KAY WINKLE Sealbearer G.A.A. SHIRLEY WOOD MARINELL WRIGHT RICHARD I., WRIGHT OZIE LEE WYATT SUE ELLEN WYLIE Girls League Vice Pres Mathematics Science Maior Girls League Board Sealbearer Dellqns MARY LAWSON YOUNG TOM JOSEPH ZANETTI EUGENE ZIMMERMAN NEIL E ZUEHLKE Sealbearer Industrial Arts Band M011-,emcmcs Girls League Orchestra Ng......4 sl I lZ xmg .L .wr w ,if ,21- W Q 5 Xb 2 v ,WN-swswm wb Z 'Z ,Mmm0M H W f 'vw Our own Miss Somohi and her pretty cOur?. Senior elections represenfed by Joy Sutherland. Behind 1he scenes. Proud? groduafesl The owe-inspiring Time-ihe Senior Bzxriqqet. JOYCE MADLYN BROADNACKS Homemaking VIRGIL L. BROWN Business LUTHA CLARK Varsity Football Letterman's Club GARY R. COOK Varsity Baseball Boys' League JOE RUSSELL CRAWFORD Commissioner of Forensics Radio Workshop MARY JANE DALTON Modern Dance House of Representatives CARMEN JOSEPH D'ANTONIO Varsity Basketball Squires MARGARET MARIE DOMINQUEZ Secretarial Service Club Sergeanettes LUCILLE ALICE DOVE Business DONALD DEAN DROWTY Pep Rally Committee Art Major JON S. EBELING General RALPH ANTHONY FALCONER Machine Shop Stage Crew WAYNE A. FIGUEREDO General Exploratory Track WILLIAM GEORGE GUYOT Art Maior HOMER EDWARD HADDAD Nobles Swimming Team BOB MITCHELL HARRIS BRENDA MARRYL HILL JIM L. HINDS FLORENCE ELLEN HURST Band President Art Mayor Math and Drafting Homenmking Dance Band Sergeanettes Q-,Cir PAUL FRANK LARSEN LARRY JOSEPH LAWRENCE KEHAULANI E. MclNTIRE DOLORES ANN MARONE General B Basketball Secretarial Maior General Voguettes MARY KAY HUTTER Samonica ns Delians DAVE MARTIN General :Mui 'iNiK?f3N 'l 'Rf 'Wi T JAMES B. SULLIVAN PATRICIA JEAN MOODY Naulilus Editor G.A,A. ROCHELLE LAVERNE PICKETT Red Cross OTTOMA LAUNETTE SEARS General Business JANET SENESE General Exploratory TAMAR CYNTHIA SILVA Sergeanehes Art Club ZERLEASE Y. STRAUTHER Homemaking Girls' League SALLY ANN STOCKING Delians Girls' League Squad English RON WATERS General Football MARION DIANE WHITEHEAD Modern Dance Sergecnetfes ELIZABETH JANE WILSON General CAMERA SHY JUNE GRADUATES RUSS BORDEN ALBERT ALEX BRECEDA Woodshop IRWIN COHON Chess Club President Member Delians NANCY JENKINS General MAUREEN G. JOSLIN English JOHN MACIAS GUY BUNDY MCINERNY English Maior Camera Club GRANT MCCULLOCH Elecfronics FRANKLIN ROY MCREYNOLDS Mafhemafics California Code? Corps DIANA MUCURDA A S.B. Commissioner of Finance REPPARD WILSON PADGETT Woodshop MARY KAREN PENDREY Vikelles Horseback Riding Club JOE LOUIS ROMO Baseball HOWARD MARTIN SISSON NORMA SPiVACK Edifor Pen Pushers Delions GEORGE EDWARD TRAVER CLYDE DOUGLAS TOTTEN Nobles Boys' League BARRY ALLAN WIEGLER Tennis Chess Club CONSTANCE RUTH WILLS Modern Dance Modern Dance Club DON G. WILSON Malhemafics THOMAS A, ZIMMER Math Science CAMERA SHY SUMMER GRADUATES TOM T. KLORER English MICHAEL DAVID SMITH Science HARRIET WEISS General -47 Alumni Hurry, or we'II be lcrie. That one struck the funny bone. The long walk io the sheepskin. The Halls of Ivy enrcxptured everyone The lineup! x W' W 'Q ww' 1 f V f T f .M We 'Z .4 f f ' , 4 .,.. ,,.. . , ' f VVVV- . 4 1 1 1 i M fi ' f 1 ff I Q' ' :if l Y - , y , 'Q ,I l r. l Q- ' 1 Sl Q . fs , A1- xx, A 4 B? A 2 l ' V fi ,,,-Y 1 Wifi r : -5513 A f A -1 1 ' fn ,, l l. fl, 'Q l 1' l , Q1 '- , x 4 l ' 5 7 :2 55 fi 5 N xx A I ' , f : , lA I: W , N, X H -,, li 5 ' ' ja , 4 gfaviz, , K , . 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ROW 2-Ronnie Clark, Duffie Fryling, Martin Erickson, Dick Beazell, Les Bennett, Linda Douglas, Dave Clark, Bob Nielsen, Bill Castle. ROW 3-Donald Erickson, AI Pesqueira, Bruce Fields, Barry Delahunty, Gary Fox, Joseph Burt, Bill Briggs, Don Brunson, Bruce Arnold, Stan Bleecker. Vi it-f N is Nil NN - :- WINNER! l ,- - X1 fx ' r , TI.-f ' EUR r-A Wi.. ixww NTT ROW i-Joanne Gibson, Virginia Lund- gren, Sandra Jason, Joyce Kates, Lynn Johnston, Leda Lewis, Anita Gonzales, Lorretta Legans, Mary Catherine Lee. ROW 2-Alan Stein, Mirita Semon, Caroline Geise, Zerlease Strauther, Peggy Howell, Margie Dickinson, Marvin Randolph, Charles Hanson. ROW 3-Galen Judisch, James Dean, Dick McClellan, Robert Hend- rickson, Kenny Spalding, Dick Tapia, Tom Hill, Dave Hunt. RQW l-Marianne White, Carol White, I-0'5 5Cl Ul7Z, Evelyn Peacock, Andrine Noel. ROW 2-Martin Ross, Fred Witt, Gary Williams, Stan Sfurdevant. ROW 3-Wil. lie Sufton, Mike Smith, Phil Posner, Jan Waite, Dan Reader, Ronnie Snyder, Junior A' Follow This Year Lead Next Year ROW 'I-Sally Richardson, Vice-President Judy Shearer Secre 1 . ROW 2-Wa ne Vanno President Pat Gray Treasurer ROW 2 Bob Gough President Judy Shearer Vice President cry Y Y: Mr Clark Sponsor Mr. Clark, Sponsor. 4 a va-Q 'VW ROW 'l-Joyce Adsit, Myrna Bailey, Sandy Beltz, Patience Barclay, Pat Alexander, Sue Barrison, Bob' bie Atwood, Joan Campbell. ROW 2-Mike Carter, Verla Chapman, Annette Bologna, Jeanette Boehme, Susie Blair, Lorrel Adrian, Sandy Bentz, Michael Buell. ROW 3-Tommy Bennett, Harvey Barnes, Mickey Andrews, Dick Beckwith, Jerry Baily, Rich Andrews, Jan Alcott, Burt Blum, Mike Benedict. ,Minn Q4 li? 1 , 4 Kylix 41 'Ai' -'Y ,.Y I - Vf W. ROW lQVernene Brunson, Betty Bray, Diane Bright, Carole Bridge, Elaine Bishop, Pot Berg, Louise Ber- nero, Melinda Allen, Barbara Daugherty. ROW 2- Margaret Crane, Geraldine Crane, Jeannine Cow- man, Gloria Cannon, .loan Casimier, Suzanne Coan, Donna Boyer, Beverly Bonzon, Pat Blackard, Kay Collacott. ROW 3+Benny Blakley, Sammy Cawker, Gene Cantreau, John Coyne, Bob Castleberry, David Cole, Sheila Coleman. ROW 1- Pat Davis, Carol Corson, Kathy Collins, Anne Couchois, Florene Davenport, Jeslyn Conn ROW 2 -- Barbara Daniels, Brenda Ellis, Marietta Day, Mike French. ROW 3--Larry Clark, Roger Dix- on, .loel Donnelly, Bob Drake. -ug M 38 1-,. I 1 1 s .- h - ROW 'I-Linda Harris, Alice Gomez, Karen Gulsrud, Genie Gales, Lynne Gray, Doroihy Hamilton. ROW 2-Lody Gompers, Ken Guindon, Carolyn Harris, Juaniia Frazer, Donna Gilchrisf, Fred Harvey, Bob Gleie. ROW 3-.lim Hasselbach, Nels Harswiclr, Bob Gough, Larry Gross, Pete Haynes, George Harvuov, ROW 1-Paula Jaffe, Jeanne Jacobs, Linda Holf, Barbara Heldman, Cecile Johnson, Barbara Harris. ROW 2-Dick lngleharf, Ludele Germo, Gloria Hunt- er, Sue Jones, Fred Jones. ROW 3-Charles Hufchins, Bob Hufchinson, Jim Howard, Al Jirnenez, Bob Keeler. ROW 'l-Erline Elkin, Carol Ferguson, Marilen Ede Pal Fox, Lyn Galusha, Tamara Fowler, ROW 24 Chuck Frederick, Oscar Gardner, Terri Farrell, Ginnie Freeman, Judy Egglesfon, Mike Garey, , ROW l+Ben Hayes lll, Carol Jones, Judy Landry, Joanne Lawson, Joan Lewis, Bonnie Keen, Frank Kellerhof. ROW 2-Bill Crabbe, Charles Kell, Preston Kies, Roger Lancaster, Fred Lammersman, Bob Kueb- ler, Howard Klaus. ROW 3-Wayne Heinemann, Scotty Jones, Gary Lashar, Tom Kneeshaw, Armando Lamore, Mike Larez, Hank Kalvin, Dick Korn, ' .Mi . f wi? P1 , ', Q91!?54n?P13l'flh2'M' ROW 'I-Nadine Marshall, Sandy Grindstaff, Pat McCoy, Janice Jurgenson, Ginny Macintosh, Mary McPherson, Julie Martinez, Rose Marzano, Pat Mac- Murray. ROW 2-John Loos, Gary Mills, Mike Lillard, Dennis Martin, Robert McCullough, John Moyer, Ron- ald Kealen. ROW 3-Dave Marshall, Jim McHenry, Larry Meard, Danny Madrid, John Martinez, R. C. Collins, Glenn Meade, Harvey McFadyen. ROW 'l-Janis Price, Penny Nobes, Janet Middle- ton, Arleen Newman, Nancy Mustizer, Shirley Malis, Mary Morris, Judy Oppenheim. ROW 2-Walter Miller, Chris Orth, Larry Newton, David Peters, Dave Ochoa, Dean Moore. ROW 3-Clifford Peterson, Bill Moran, Tague Montague, Tommy Miller, Neal New- man, Jim Meyer, William Miller. ,W 6Z0 B f.I1jJA4ZZP!iWi7t,f ZWWXYQ' 'Wi A f if .. if, - fr 4. I W 'iodiff'-.73'ik ROW 'I-Judy Pringle, Cathy Pettit, Vicki Richard- son, Sally Richardson, Sandy Rau, Helen Richardson. ROW 2-Dan O Mahoney, Bill Farrell, John Packard, Betty-Ja Plews, Barbara Pawlik, Al Paltin, Ricnard Riodelle. ROW 3-Lynn Patterson, Jules Resnick, Jo- seph Nicosia, Jim Porter, Dole Dumont, Dick Pinney Glen Ricard, George Ridgway. ROW l-Janet Sheets, Joyce Robiczek, Kris Paterson, Martha Ronay, Judy Seaberg, Jerriann Blichfeidt, Barbara Adkins, Pat Apodoca, Joanie Morton, Nancy Furr. ROW 2-James Ruddick, Ronnie Schmidt, Karen Rose, Carmen Rose, Bunny Schmidt, Dix Roper, Tom Ryan, Tom Scharf. ROW 3-Jim Porter, Jim McLe- more, Loren Renner, Lionel Sanders, Danny Ricketts, Wayne Schiess, Bill Tabor, Brad Shiley, Jimmy Robertson. 'tm av i N' 1 1' Mk 1 Ai... 4, ,, 1 f :X 1L2EL31i.' - .I Z n i ix -mi' fi 12 sv , T 3 1 , i fx ' f lf f is XXJATX D f ROW 'l-Carole Sternicke, Sharon Ryan, Evangeline Robinson, Donna Thomas, Laurie Thompson, Mary Swartz, Georgia Spear, Gretchen Myers, Clare Smith. ROW 2-Gary Shields, Fred Robertson, Allan Saurin, Bobbie Stoller, Lois Thorpe, Veda Smith, Charles Soper, Ed Paskey. ROW 3-Lloyd Roth, Charles Earle, Richard Smith, Lloyd Scott, Douglas Siegfried, Leeroy Sweeney, Bill Turpie, Bud Steinig, Rannie Stranahan. ROW Gari Waldman, Sheila Weiss, Joanne Vawser, Emily TrickeH, Barbara Holmes, Mae Louise Hife, Rosie Wyaff, Honey Bules. 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X ROW 'I Dorothy Peloubet Secretary Robert Carroll Vice President ROW l Karen Davis Vice President, Meredith Hiss, Secretary. e en ayne amp reasurer ROW 2 Louie Gradillas President, Tom Wilson, Treasurer, Mr. lves, Sponsor Junior B s Gain Confidence ROW l-Sherry Burt, Sandra Allen, Elaine Blanks, Linda Athey, Diana Boehme, Ar- lynn Boggs, Sharon Dale, Leilani Baker, Karen Burns, Linda Brammer. ROW 2- Bob Cohen, Darrell Burnett, Linda Bruner, Linda Cloe, Janice Boe, Sandy Burlie, Ken Aran, Jim Bishop. ROW 3-Perry Bates, Tom Beaupre, Mike Clayton, Lucky Cole, Stan Carroll, Ronnie Brown, Tom Atte' ridge, Bob Carroll, Joe Castillo. ROW l+Donna Fittipaldo, Sandra Jorgen- sen, Betty Hense, Jennie Howard, Sharon Harris, Bonnie DeJohn, Ivy Falconer, Gin- ger Forsyihe, Dianne Gorman, Marilyn Jen- kins, ROW 2hCarol Gunneson, Joyce Gage, Elizabeth DeGraaff, Vivian Hagar ski, Karen Davis, Diann Hay. ROW 3- Richard Fitch, Bill Feldhorn, Bob Eppers, Wayne Gomez, Mike Hazzard, Robert Haney, Jim Harnala, Charles Forrest, Dirk Evans, 57 ROW l-Meredith Hiss, Cherie Holbrook, Marilynn Miller, Corrinne Horvat, Margaret McBride, Judy Judson, Ginger O'Banion, Suzi Klein, Miriam Nosan- chuk. ROW 2-Art Natvig, Jim Abbott, Roger Miller, Valerie Huber, Judy Heinly, Linda Martin, Jean Nor- cross, Janice Elliott, Ken Johnson. ROW 3-Bill Mc- Croskey, Darryl Kniss, Frank Hirsch, Ralph Muirhead, Cody Madison, Kent O'Brien, Skip McChelland, Steve Hoy, Charlie Manigo, Bob Hanley. ROW 'I-Ruth Wenzlaft, Judie Van Alstine, Sharon Woolley, April Tondro, Gerry Tuck. ROW 2-Leon Williams, Tom Wilson, Terry Tuchman, Gordon Ver- plank, Jim Sube. ROW l--Sally Strausberg, Cathy Stephens, Margie Scott, Grayce Paige, Karen Sorensen, Dorothy Pelou- bet, Sheila Sine. ROW 2--Bob Rashkow, Helen Reed, Jo Ann Staggs, Ann Pemperton, Elsie Soper, Charlene Ramsey, Gary Smith. ROW 3-Phil Riddick, Don L. Smith, Wayne Samp, Jerry Post, Johnny Plumer, Bob Ramirez, Leroy Stanley, Tony Reyes, Don E. Smith, Monty Shanahan. FALL OFFICERS SPRING OFFICERS ROW I Sara Wylie Secretary Ted Arrnbrisler Pres: ROW I Donna Pennington, Treasurer, Pal Warren, Vice den? ROW 2 Mr Laux cponsor Sue Fremdlrng Vic Presldenl ROW 2 Cap Wesr, President, Jackie Ricci, President Liz Pymcin Treasurer Secrelary Mr Laux Sponsor. Sophomore As Carry Viking Banner ROW l-Judy Ann Anderson, Nelsine Allard, Joanne Bell, Judi Barnett, Barbara Baker, Kerry Adkins, Bonnie Blakely, Jo Hanna Bakker, Janice Binkele, Melanie Block. ROW 2--Lesley Andrews, Hazel Ayre, Selena Brunson, Geraldine Allen, Norma Blake, Par Amerson, Colleen Adams, David Berge, John Barclwelor. ROW 3gS!eve Berardi, Ted Armbrisler, Jim Bar- clay, Mike Antoine, Bob Arthur, Dick Andresi, Dan Becker, Paul Barlow, A. J. Bailey, Sanford Babson, Ron Bagasao. 59 ROW lfSue Frerndling, Gail Garbull, Jimmie Lou Gray, Colleen Gardipeo, Lupe Gonzales, Irene Gone Zales, Marcia Gilfillan, Cheryl Gulbro, Jacquie Gorcler. ROW 2-Jirn Frazier, Denny Gasfon, Dennis Gudal, Nancy Fox, Malcolm Gardner, Eugene Haga- man, John Gregson. ROW 3- Michael Gregory, Al Chichesfer, Bob Goon, Vince Guercio, Gary Fine, Larry Frifsch, Hugo Garcia. 60 ROW I-Gerry Carver, Alfha Burr, Margaret Corril lo, DeAnn Buchanan, Renae Bogie, Linda Bruhn Nancy Cannon, Doroihy Campos, Sylvia Borchers: Malvyn Brown. ROW 2-Mary Braden, Ann Bufler, Carol Brimley, Geraldine Chaney, Barbara Brown, Sharon Burdick, Paula Burkholder, Kay Brand? Charles Chavez. ROW 3-Joe Casfro, Fred Bluih, Victor Brooks, Marshall Buck, Alan Bloare, Bob Blake Mike Burley, David Brown, Ernest Bright, Douglas Bolsiacl. ROW l-Jean Cooke, Valerie Coghlon, Rufh Dana, Lynne Conklin, Evelyn Cortman, Judy Conway, Ce- celia Cruse, Judy Daniel, Edna Cobb, Bobs Curry. ROW 2-Gwen Coon, Beverly Cook, Joan Cole, Jean Cox, Diane Cooledge, Mario Crowne, Lesler Church- ill, ROW 3-Mike Criss, Bob Buchanan, George Con- way, Dennis Daly, Jack Claunch, Ken Cockrell, John Budge, Jim Crawford, Bob Clark. 4 l l.? 9Y'C'-f Y 1 A N' x4 ,J 5 ,, Y ROW 'l-Louie Matthess, Tim Moriarty, Ramona Martinez, Betsy Morley, Alice Marshall, Janice New, house, Theresa Laos, Linnea Marble, Orleata Long, Frieda Kabbosh, Evelyn Lipshultz, Alva Knowles, Alice Martinelli, ROW 2-Leo McRobert, Ernest Mu- rata, Marlene McMullen, Harriett Miller, Linda Liee derman, Naomi McCluer, Barbara Mellinger, Jeanne Mason, Margaret Lewis, Bonnie Nelson, Nadia Kan- an, Carroll Kramer, Valerie Merrifield, Carol LaMotte, Beatrice Melia, Virginia Neill, Rita Lin, ROW 3- Gene Knight, Spence Mclntyre, Pat Lillard, Jim Jac- obs, Dennis McGowan, Jim Lewis, Frank Myers, Mickey Lewis, Jack Hattaway, Mike Gross, Larry Davis, Chick Epstein, Bob King, Douglas McDougall, John Mitchell, Donn Tatum, James MacQueen. ROW l-Marusa Leach, Erica Knief, Linda Knutson, Kathy Johnson, Judy Johnson, Judi Lawrence, Sharon Lake, Sue Kenyeon, Edna Jackson. ROW 2-Dave Klaus, Derral Jones, Jane Johnson, Gloria Kabbash, Karen Jackson, Alvin Korobkin, Bob Kreuter. ROW 3-Philip Lahmeyer, Rolland Johnson, Karl Lehn- dorfer, Dick Clark, Jan Koorn, Buddy Jackson, Richard Jex. ROW l-Janice Holeman, Dylene Hose, Linda Helm, Susan Hiss, Kay Hogle, Barbara Fields, Marrianne Hester, Karen Holman, Joanne Hill, Belinda Hultman. ROW 2-Jon Hilldale, Roy Hamilton, Linda Harlan, Dick Hocutt, Allen Hard, Mattie Hatter, ROW 3- Dave Harshbarger, Harlan Hague, Fred Hare, Buddy Jackson, Bob Hayes, Ray Holland. ws , -- Q51 i 'Jai ' 3f ROW l-Lucille De Lapenia, Shirley Filer, Sharon Fernandez, Deneta Del Signer, Ann Fields, Nancy Davis, Sue Davis, Bar- bara Dealey, Hilda Fissers. ROW 2+David Drew, Bob Fien, Becky Darden, Rebecca Everest, Kathy Dexter, Dorothy Evans, Janis Ellis, Helen Ewinger, Fred Varney. ROW 3-Eugene Elliott, Eddie Degington, Jack Dunn, Bob Wright, Paul Druce, Cor' bitt Donahue. ROW l-Julie Owen, Jeannie Plesset, Sue Oliva, Jane Porter, Donna Pennington, Lynn Parker, Mascha Norman, Beverly Nicolls, Pat O'Meara. ROW 2-Jean Rob- inson, Jackie Ricce, Alice Nishimura, Ros- alie Noble, Dorothy Rook, Sylvia Ramirez, Edith Ruhl, Charlene Rasband, Monte Ris- vold, Bob Reynolds. ROW 3-Gary Os- borne, Dan Orvis, Gary O'Keete, Jay Ol- sen, Tom Pickering, Roger Nichols, Mike Roberts, Phil Painter, Ted Plumer, Victor Rubin, Paul Psomas. lf JP g inxLwm17'i 5r' 15313 ROW l--Marian Saito, Jeanne Ruenitz, Dianne Ruiz, Sharon Sanders, Sandi Ritch- ie, Karen Reed, Terry Sanderson, Florence Quackenboss, Carol Smithson, ROW 2- Chfls Speulding, Mary Sharrett, Barbara Stewart, Claudia Shirk, Carolyn Scott, Sue 5mYll E, Eileen Savran, Pat Silver, Dale Spence. ROW 3-fEqrI Rowland, George Salera, Hugh Sanders, Elias Regaldo, Marshall Sale, Richard Omi, v C I ' SVCS, Or Ronay, Vincent Razo, Bob Rouillard. e Russell, Eugene ROW l-Pat Sclwooler, Sylvia Spitz, Sandra Smith, Jessie Severance, Alexandra Stewart, Audrey Sfan- ton, Barbara Serbin, Pal Sforms, Monica Sawyer. ROW 2-Philip Tuton, Virginia Sorensen, Dorofhe Slackhause, Mary Seiiz, Sue Scliwariz, Carhy Smith, Janet Stewart, Jill Shardon, Joe Thompson. ROW 3-Robert Trelwarne, Max Sherman, Pat Subleslle, Bill Syminglon, Larry Vance, Bob Singhause, De- wayne Stark, Gary Smythe, Jim Sheckle, '21 if WJ- s F5 ee 'aafti' f7zM4va..,.ex1, ,M , , id -ff, . ,,,,f,,-,A , -,, -eV,,,,, ,4fZ ap- Y, '-rf at 1: . V5 'A' XE pg: 1 X ROW 'l-Isabelle Ullmann, Jill Van Velsor, Virginia Tilley, Eleanor TarnoFF, Par Tucker, Carolyn Teefer, Pat Veiar, ROW 2-Bruce Tsurvfani, Jane? Thorpe, Valerie Thomas, Lynne Tibbeils, Nina Templefon, Sandra Swain, Pa1ricia Uyemura, Carl Urbano, Dale Van Riessen. ROW 3-Cliff Swan, James Tamsen, Richard Surpine, John Taylor, Sam Suffon, Roger Uehara, Angel Vaclez. ROW 'liJudy Websler, Laurell Wiggins, Pa? War- ren, Sara Wylie, Jan Wollefr, Suzy Wakefield, Linda Vos, Susan Wilcox, Bonnie Wallace, JoAnne Wlwi'e. ROW 2-Charles Wade, Dennis Wilkes, Cap Wear Paula Ziegler, Jalan Warner, Don Wolfe, Steve VudrCQGVfCV'. RONV 3-Rex NN'ilsan Ar' V- al':n, Bel: Vflggr-. Larry Vredevae, Bob NN illia 's Pe'e Young Bruce Welclfer, RTcl'arcl Wangsgard Ken NNE ken ,ii ,c l I SOPHOMORE B OFFICERS FRONT Frank Rosenthal President, Pat Rogers, Sec- retary Carolyn Pride Treasurer, Tim Meyer, Vice Sophomore B's Discover Treasures of Samohi Ji A N--A ,.,.'ug lui, li..- f'14..a QQ ROW 1-Lila Colley, Suzi Cohen, Barri Copeland, Marilyn Bray, Nancy AClCImSf Patty Brown, Susan Bright, Sally A9871 Mary Lynn Briggs, Barbara Bunie. ROW 2-Dick Cotter, Larry Collins, L, C. Brocll, Dane Bissell, Jim Carter, Bob Campbell, George Berft, Don Barrett, Manuel Care rilo. ROW 3-John Carr, Billy Anderson, Robert Cowan, George Davidson, Cliff Connelly, Earl Boeshaar, Edwin Bearcroft, Norman Anderson. ROW l-Elaine Hite, Jeanette Faulken- berry, Patsy Evans, Jane Drobnick, Linda Ellin, Lynn Goldstein, Penny Gardner, Mary Ellen Frampton, Mary Ann Fischer. ROW 2-Nancy Farrand, Marilyn De John, Lindy Lee Flanagan, Dena Gages, Pam Friedman, Maxine Fruin, Rosemary Fox, Linda Hubbell, Dick Greenfield. ROW 3- Dick Freeman, Daniel del Solar, Barton Jacobs, Paul Fink, Mike Edgeworth, Al- lan Goodman, Ronald Gold, Joe Gomez, Jonathan Day. ROW l-Roxie Rains, Arlene Ross, Linda Fay Soren- sen, Jean Roda, Katie Pierson, Bette Senese, Norella Putney, Carolyn Pride, Meredith Weller. ROW 2- Bob Savage, Tom Smith, Steve Smashey, Bob Skin- ner, Dennis Smith, Robert Drummond, Robert Peyton, Mike Nicholson, Rae Rosentha. ROW 3-Gary Sheets, Chris Rheinschild, Lee Rucker, Fred Robin, Phillip Snow, Dennis Scharringa, Mike Rubin, Sam Trumbull, Pat Rogers. ROW l-Rudi Techner, Mary Hunt, Virginia Marone, Alicia Meiia, Velma Lazenby, Veronica Dove, Marie Moseley, Susan Hoskins, Ilse Hoh. ROW 2-Marilyn MacDermot, Gloria Evans, Kathy Hauser, Dorothy Lingenfelter, Kathleen Howsley, Johanna Moore, Martha Mull, John Mahafty, Herman Mclntosh. ROW 3-Ken Erickson, Max Kuebler, Dan Hill, Roger Lewis, Bill Hoffer, Richard Hamer, Kenneth Harvey, Richard McCockle, Dale McCall, Ernest Lucero. ROW 1-Frank Rosentha, Connie Nater, Pat Beltz, Ethel Subleske, Donna Palrnberg, Lola Potter, Lucille Hinds, Betty Matsumura, Stephena Helms, Robert Lin. ROW 2kRonnie Kinton, John Nielson, Ken Lady, Tim Meyer, Nels Petersen, Dale Day, Bob George, Ryan Falconer, Maynard Lyndon, George Kuns. ROW 3 -Paul McGowan, Steven Howard, William McCol- lan, Terry Laughlin, Jimmy Periman, Harold Litz, And Hooker, Terry Neville, Gregory Garland. 5.5 ge ,Wg -- '7 ?ZfFlTIllk'I-,- fitfmfl. . 'Fil' r 1,4,n J K..- ' 'f 5 ':'129'I J:iTZ'l..5kCT3t 39S N WQEQDE G ff. X '- -.,,- ! 'QQ ' VWKING LEADERS ,f S A.'14j3,.f, , 1' 5 fl 'T SN S N 4'?ii33Q5 X f - nfs. ee- :H 'I g LCi.E'1 'j . vo..- -., 1.4 -na 1...-u... ,,, Q..-.ll--13: ,.,.-an.-.. , mf Cliff Putnam, Speaker of the House, Mr. Day, Spon- sor Dave Chapman, Vice-President, Tom McBride, Yell King, Lauren Reager, President, Jean Lee, Secretary. OFFICERS THE A.S.B. CABINET The Winter '56 A.S.B. Cabinet led by A.S.B. Presi- dent, Lauren Reager, and his echo Dave Chapman, Vice-President, resounded with spirit and ability. The Cabinet is composed of the A.S.B. elected officers, seven appointed commissioners, and the six class presidents. at The main activity of the Cabinet this semester was a free dance which they presented for the student body. This was the reward given for winning the sportsmanship contest promoted during the football season while Samohi was free lancing. Mr. Joe E. Day, sponsor, was again pleased with the newly chosen Cabinet for the coming semester. PRESIDENTS Tim Knapp, Senior B5 Ted Armbrister, Sophomore B: Bill Briggs, Junior Ag Wayne Vannoy, Junior B, Rendielu Anderson, Senior A, Wayne Samp, Sophomore A Lpro temlg Don Ouchida, Boys' Leaguep Judy Coleman, Girls' League. all ..,.. ..., -3 ..,. F, Wie X X X ww .awk . GQ s x COMMISSIONERS Carol Horton, Publicationsg Ken Smith, Entertainment, Charles English, Safety and Health, Susan Pickett, F0fBnSlCS: Diana Macurda, Financeg Don Drake, Boys' Athletics. of lull Q, -.1 Speaks For The chief Viking voice on campus in the Spring of '56 was Torn McBride, who led the school and the A.S.B. Cabinet through a successful semester. The Cabinet meets once a week during third period to discuss and work out school problems. A new commissioners position, officially tried for the first time last fall, was permanently put into effect COMMISSIONERS ROW l-Sue Klaver, FT- nance, Kathy Macintosh Girls' Athleticsg Johnny Law- rence, Publications, Turid Lie, Foreign Exchange Stu- Clentgjeanlee,Entertainment, Fred Schober, Foreign Ex- change Student, Joe Crow- ford, Forensicsg Mary Mor- rissey, Safety St Health, Don Ouchida, Boys' Athletics. 4 ' PRESIDENTS ROW l-Toni Garduque, Girls' Leoguep Bob Gough, Junior A, Louie Gradillas, Junior B, 3, Cop West, Sophomore A, Gary Gholson, Boys League, Frank Rosenthal, Sophomore B, Marf r 'J Hottawcy, Senior A, Dan Reader, Senior B. Qs. W , Www' OFFICERS ROW 'I-Judy Coleman, President, Judy Glick, Secretary. ROW 2- Marinell Wright, Vice President, Mrs. von Sternad, Dean of Girls, Miss Shackelton, Sponsor. wf ' ww COMMISSIONERS AND ASSISTANTS ROW I-Martha Crecos, Karen Horn, Nancy Roberts, Joan Glasser, Kathy Macintosh, Toni Garduque. ROW 2-Lillie Warren, Diana Mac- urda, Donna Spellmcsn, Judy Truesdell, Turid Lie, Gretchen Carmen, Mary Morrissey, Joanne Hough. Girls' League ,fu SQUAD CAPTAINS AND ASSISTANTS ROW 'I-Mary Swartz, Renee Michaels, Sue Klover, Pat Alex- , ander, Jeannette Boehrne, Mor- delle Hudson. ROW 2-Georgia Bremer, Carmen Crumpacker, Barbara Geitgey, Laurie War- ner, Jocun Tedford, Winnie Smith, Coresscu Burns, e Q C X SSW- . N C OFFICERS Judy Truesdell Vice Presidehfp Mrs. fcf- Swv- Q Deon oi Girls: Tor' Gcrduque Pres7de'w'- Lau' Wczrhef, Secrefary, SQUAD CART!-INS AND ASSIST!-NTS ROW l-Kcre' Davis, Sue Elle' Wylie, Jceef lffdcievcf, J:- I-fre Luck. K: 'f C':'l s Nc'- Jechfe Jczcbs, Lcxie Trcerp- h SDH, ROW 2--Pcsulc Guigfe' l: :rlc Bce'r'e, .lucy Shes' XR 'cr' yr -iq .,.. : y J 7 a E-A V vf I 'Pj , ,L- ,I lnspires Leadership if ,M . E eh, 'VAL COMMISSIONERS AND ASSISTANTS ROW 'I-Judy Glick, Lois Gorrick, Geor- gio Bremer, Renee Michaels, Joanne Hough, Morinell Wright, Kofhy Mocinlosh, Pct Alexoncler, Borbcro Geifgey. ROW 2-Carmen Crumpocker, Mory Swartz, Genie Gales, Sue Klover, Turicl Lie, ,loom Teclforcl, Jecneffe Boehrrwe. Row 1 Tom Ryan Secretary Don Ouchida President. ROW 2fMr. Swisher Sponsor Mr Petrie Dean of Boys Dick BGGZEHV VICE PVe5'de - COMMISSIONERS ROW 'I-Gary Gholson, Dave Chapman, Ronnie Snyder, Jim Howard, Fred Schober, Harold Oldfield. ROW 2a-Gary Wii- liams, Bob Sfrenk, Ron Perry, Jim Posfon, Ari Vasquez, Dave Fink, Bill Briggs. SQUAD CAPTAINS ROW i Sieve Hoy, Ben Hayes, Biil Deemer, Dan Refldef Bob Hill ROW 2iKen Smith, Paul Kashi 'CIW' N'Ci4 RISSZ Les Bennet, Chuck Hanson. Tom Ryan Vnce President Mr Smsher Sponso Gary Gholson Presudenf M Pefrue Dean F Boysg Wayne Gomez SecreTary ROW 1 Jerry Senfurna Fred Schober Ronme Snyder Jurn Posion Chuck Palmore Bull B :ggs Craig Barlow Jim Howard ROW 2 Gary Chapin Gary Wullnams Dennis MacDermoT Don -5. I 7 The House of Representatives Surpasses Previous Records The Voice of The Viking booms loud and clear under such astute leadership as can only be rendered by Cliff Putnam. Assisting him in his position of Viking leader was his very capable secretary, Aletrice Grinclstaff. Two of the most important drives of the fall House of Representatives were the P.T.A. and the Nautilus Sales, which succeeded previous drives. With the coming of the spring semester the gavel and pin of Speaker of the House were handed to Tim Knapp. Through his ceaseless efforts and with the cap- able assistance of Deanna Afner the same high stand- ards and ideas of Samohi have been carried out. Through their timeless and boundless efforts the Vik- ings will again try to surpass all drives and goals head- ed by the House of Representatives. MV' W, V. , -sq . On The Air If you have ever been behind the scenes of a professional radio show, you know much of what occurs in our own KCRW-FM here at Samo- hi. Twice each week, on Tuesday and Thursday, this industrious group puts on a show well worthy of praise for its content ond presentation. According to Mr. Eichholz, sponsor of this not so ordinary class, there are four points of pri- mary concern, writing, speaking, directing and engineering. Though graded largely on these four, a student may also specialize in the one I ,sw zu. This is KCRW-FM, located at Santa Monica High School, signing on for another pleasure-packed afternoon. Be careful not to miss a cue or blow ci line. of his choice. Led by Norman Mulvenon, President, Joe Crawford, Veep, and Leda Lewis, Secretary- Treasurer, each member is assigned to write his own show. lt is amazing to note the variety this group masters: drama, music, readings, news, sports news, comedy, all accomplished with simi- lar professional attitudes. KCRW-FM is truly one organization befittingly placed among Samohi's highest attributes, repre- senting her voice, ond yours, on the air. ...W 7 A Z -1 The sound effects man has to get in on every act! The people behind the scenes come into the open long enough to have a picture snapped. The Voice-ln Reality Memories are wonderful and cher- ished echoes of the past. A year book offers a visual record of these remem- brances. This year's NAUTILUS brings you a new medium: an aural sou- venir-the sounds of Samohi on rec- ord. So we present the audio and video memento of the year T955- 1956. Our Editor, Pat Moody, is constant- ly on the go in order to meet the deadlines of the photographer, record engineer, engraver, and printer. With her able Associate Editor, Carolyn Harris, she organizes and executes the year long operation. Barbara Warner, Editorial Assistant, was in charge of the printer's dummy. NAUTILUS' Art Editors, Lois Thorpe, Janet Harmon, and Peggy Harrison had the tasks of designing and draw- ing the four layout dummies. Copy Editor, Marinell Wright had the extra iob of writing and directing the script for the record while Fred Beck worked faithfully on sound with the tape recorder. Katharine Mac- intosh and Carmen Crumpacker act- ed as liaison for the printer and en- graver. Sports Editor, Carmen D'Antonio was in complete charge of planning the sports section. Photographers George Kelly and Ronald Kealen kept photographers busy scheduling 2,000 pictures. The business aspects of the NAUTI- LUS are handled by Bettelu Higham, Advertising Manager, Dixie David, Business Manager, and Barbara Kos- koff, Sales Manager. Backbone of the very able crew were Stephan McReynolds, Jill Mar- ble, Joy Sutherland, Linda Douglas, Louise Bernero, Linda Allen, Glenda Martyn and Jeslyn Coon. After meeting our crew, we invite you to enioy your Voice of the Viking for many years to come. f f---u- 44mm 0? w -rv X. f I , v x 5 f 5 f 4 I 4 ,ff K, ,4 X ,X 1 X 1 ..--4 Ve Y-2 , av fwii 2. X4 md ' Q -.u.,. 1. ,',1. , .,,r-5 . AQ -ASX Mg 2.4 1 - .,52Q.,-f ' -.: 3 . '93 .- 5 ,-145i f if.: 'fgef 'J-aff: ' 1..w'nf', cA' .,,..y F' . 1, 4: ! ,v-. Y ' fl! Q 5 f' , AQ! Qi .4692 Q If S 'mmm nw 1 yf 9 Z X. 5 WMA: fxv ' :M 1 Q in 1 .- 4' W 'W QMIY f in ff' 9 , M' H 'km 2 if 0 . f ' r ' nys 5 W The Type ls Set: Roll the presses is a constant cr Y week after week as the small, but effi cient iournalism staff turns in the copy for h ' anot er issue of the school paper The SAMOHI. Great moment d s an achievements of th e student and teacher alike are cap tured in print and preserved for pres- ent a ' ' ppreciation and future reference. As a working unit, the journalism staff in putting out The SAMOHI gathers the news, writes the story, checks the validity, prepares a space for it on its assigned page, and headlines it. Thursday night finds the staff at the City College Print Shop, preparing the entire paper for printing on F'd ri ay morning. Fall semester editors include Manag- ing Editor, Donna Spellman, Editor, Johnn L y awrence, Associate Editor, Aron Collons, Feature Editor, Frances Mcl n- tyre, Club Editor, Karen Horn, and Sports Editor, Jim Eagen. In the spring semester the ed't ' l i oria staff consisted of Managing Editor, Bar- bara Cherne, Editor, Aron Collons, As- sociate Editor, Bobbi Stoller, Sports Edi- tor, Johnny Lawrence, Feature Editor, Margaret Byron, Club Editor, Vicki Rich- ardson, Special Features, Frances Mcln- tyre, and D ' ' owntown Editor, David Ken- neally. Although run entirely by students, the paper is under the supervision of Mr. Wendell Smith. Assignments must sometimes be hand- ed out weeks in advance b t , u come Thursda evenin -the co is in, the Y 9 PY proof read-and it's Roll the presses. ev.. Welve Got The Pep Somohi's yell leaders bend over backward to please you, The Scxmohi jugglers pause for their brecxlh and their picture Songleouders-five ossefs lo the Viking spirit. Where did if go? Down boy! 'WT ge 9 A. use l'We've Got The Steam Five Blue 8- Gold Hjumping beans. The banners are flying os the flag iwirlers sclule Somohi. 'They wonder where fhe yellow went. Whis1ler's rnofher was never like 'flwisl ..a.gmN...1 ,. lf W X ,X Forward March With the roll of drums and the stomp of feet the sound of the Viking echoes across the football field and into the stands. Colonel Mary Weber twirls her sparkling baton as Marty Chapman, mascot, attempts to match her strides. Captains, Lieutenants, Sergeants, and drill members click white boots, and strut to the music. With pride in their hearts the sound of the Viking student body is heard as a cheer is given for Samohi. Sergeanettes, the megaphone through wl1iCh the voice of Samohi speaks, is sponsored by Mrs. Inez Lang and Mrs. Eleanor Hardy. Sergeanettes aims to .develop leadership, fellowship, and scholarship in building a foundation for better character. ' Work and fun are combined in the efforts of eighty girls to bring forth the true and vibrant sound. The sopnd h'--the Voice of the Viking. that resounds from Samo r President ................. Vice-President ......... Rec. Secretary... Corr. Secretary. ....... . Treasurer ................ Historian ............ . FALL SPRING President ............ ...................... Vice-President .....,.. Rec. Secretary .,,....... Corr. Secretary ........ Treasurer .......... Historian .,...... .... Eva Nell Gray . Janet Middleton Amy Haley Margaret McBride Linda Allen Janet Harmon .. Janet Middleton Amy Haley ..,Margret McBride ........Elaine Bishop Pat Gray Sandra Burlfe ,ew .,.,- or ,,,,,.,...1- d . .. ,..,, .,....,....i.... . '. we ,,,,,..., Meiji, is fs'N.s....e. J V 'Sf at ..,....,,., N J QS. X s...... but NK Revs! - ...sv xx .A 'Q . . 1 X gssswx Xsxwvws . A X N 2'1 gif ifilsf. . C J In' X . J WX y s M V W Q ws., .Sis xg. V' .Q wiv QQ X 3 AA - ,sf .,., PV l s W ,fees Sw 9,2 J W .,.i 2 1 A 'HIT T' fy? Xff'f1Y'fa'Yff4.Ll?t-'W' SN s ii The Viking Voice of Music For many years, l, the voice of the Viking, have wit- nessed the progress of this marching band. From a small group of eight or ten members, it has grown to its pres- ent enrollment of over sixty. lt is not an exaggeration to say that the Viking Band is one of the most important organizations at Samohi. Mr. Wagnon, the director, has worked hard to put this organization on a high plane and he is very proud of the fact that the band is almost entirely run by student officers. Through the years, l've seen the functions of the band grow considerably. At first, its sole obiect was to give President, ,, , Vice-President ,...., Secretary ,..,,,. .. Treasurer .,,,, Drum Maier... , Bob Callagy fWinter Bob Harris lSpring, Stan Sturdevant Kami Corrigan ., Bob Nichols . ..Sammy Cawker members an appreciation of good band music. Now, the band takes part in parades, plays at all football games, social affairs and assem- plays for concert programs, A , blies. By so doing it serves both the school and the community by affording them pleasure. l have now related to you, from a few pages of my book of records, a part of the story of the Viking Band: a story of progress, of service, of leadership, and of giving enioyment to all. The Viking Voice of music shall continue to be heard, as long as Samohi exists. -Q., 2 C . fi si , ..,. Q v 9'7 ln 'ia' ' er Q A ' , 2 V , ' ' Q ff ' . I W f- 3 X Q g 'if s. W l N Z? -'1- XH?Y if ix- e -TT' 'v35 YN ,,,NX.,.s' if T1 , . - .,,j-si-ww , yung: K We ff- cc. iff, V 1 xox? ? -4 .s I --,gk D , ig? '1 Sims T , Y- ' -wi so is 's-Ks, L,-.fit-fc ..... s -is g no V - T T w-no . TY -X g 3 ' . F' Q 1 15:6 I i-W W, ,2Zr,y.?M ir, PM My V Y W J. A my A , H1 'ff YE' V Y i ' I :ffl 'Y 4'-if i ,J Y:f:- Y . 1 V ,, - -. ... ,V . V- M- few- .-.,.,-M40 .i,,,, , .. , , .Qc ' . L -- '- T -rtt T f t 1-R . , 6 M Q r s A M . . ,, ,I Y i ,I i Y ' ' 17' ' Y rd W I W- -1 YAY, 5 M Lap' K I it bn L J V 107- , A di 1 M... V , f -- Q v-5 lfflasn-'-L,-A -Q WT 'VI N , .vievf . cr, .. mg skgufpsix Y V 1 x fl ., I x Y SERENADERS ROW l-Marvin Randolph, Richard Knick- erbocker, Sammy Cawker, Richard Smith Ken Aran, Gene Zimmerman, John Mahat- fey, Bob Harris, Carl Sioberg, Karl Lehn- dorfer. ROW 2-Marcia Taylor, Phil Rid- dick, Dennis Collins, Bonnie Berkeley, Mark Pierman, Bob Nichols, Bob Cohen, Bob Brewer. 1 GIRLS' CHOIR ROW l-Judy Doremus, Pat Amerson, Edna Jackson, Barbara De Shayne, Happy Daniels, Jackie La Motte, Eleanor Robles, Natalie Wilson, Janet Ubar'llKS, Roberta O'Brien, Lillie Warren. ROW 2-Mrs. Mitchell, Hazel Legans, Geraldine CLTUDQY, Sheila Carter, Pat Plant, Rolene Enriquez, Janice Haight, Shirley Richardson, Jo-Anne Luck, Pat Petty, Eloise Johnson. ROW 3- Gail Holmes, Gloria Jones, Zerlease Strau- ther, Nancy Kneeshaw,Bev Binzon, Norma Blake, Kay Cooke, Sharon Hale, Carolyn Bolsted, Margaret Kinney, Hazel Ayre, Mary Katherine Lee. CHORAL ENSEMBLE ROW 'l-Mrs. Leonare Morriss, Jean Del Grosso, Rita Linnes, Arlene Miller, Marilyn Warren, Marlene Risley, Sandy Grind- statt, Ginger O'Banion, Janet Tibbitts, Sharon Johnson, Mr. Richardson. ROW 2 gLoIa Frankfurter, Mary Robertson, Nan- cy Mills, Diana Hargrove, Jeanne Johnson, Helen Richardson, Bonnie Berkeley, Ale- trice Grindstaft, Bobbie Heinemann, Wil- helmenia Jones, Barbara Anthony, Diana Boehme. ROW 3-Jim Owens, John Alex- ander, Gretchen Carmen, Glenda Johnson, Alvin Paltin, Dinny Gaston, Phylis Rock, Ruth Benevenfo, Joan Morton, Andrine Noel, Buddy Jackson, Jim McLemore. ROW 4-Bob Haney, Robert Mason, Dennis Al- len, Mike Gorey, Paul lngraw, Jim Bar- low, Ronnie Perry, Stanley Carroll, Jim Smith, Bill Guin, Mac Sterman, Cody Madison. uv l W ,., V 4 GIRLS CHORUS ROW 'I-Ilene Goodmcn,ShirleyWoocl, Carole Anderson, lrene Kullo, Mrs. Mitchell, Karen McKnight, Jueriio Al- frod, Shirley Wollxer, Dolores Andre, RQNN 2-Sgndrc DU'JiClSO!'l, Kifrf fAOVl- grifyl Sue Smytlne, Beverly Kemp, Judy Lcmdruy, Corolyn Glese, Lindo Jenn, Novo Sworlz, Vclerie Shock. , rxprvv- --V ..::-, Diono Boehme ond Bill Bufferfield porfroy Gerrle cncl Curly in this scene from The Chorol Ensembles producficn of Olrlo- homo. ORCHESTRA ROW l-Dennis Townsend, Kothy Diol, Lynn Krober, Eloine Blonlns, Jeannie Plesk ser, Sondro We-ndf, Joel Donnelly. ROW 2-Elisabeth DeGrooH:, Evelyn Lipshulrz. ROW 3-Morfho Mull, Dororhy Campos, Sheilo Weiss, Josetfe Gerrnoin, Alice Zinn Jone? Sfeworf, Mory S- .-,' orrz, Mel Krolno- kin, Alice Young, .loonne Xvgodbury, Ted Ilcolo, Don Hedrick Helen D'.'.'ll'1gGV, Mor. :io Toylor, ROW -iADol-ina Eryling, Mr, Wogncn, Ted Reynolds Jerri, Chcfnln B05 Lippincott Phll Rldclitli, Pefe Ccrpuz Phil Posner, Gene Zirnrnerrnon John Per-er. son, Bob Thenncs See S.-.crfz Cc: Vfesf. ROW l-Joanne Boehler, Marietta Stone, Selma Lipshultz, Barbara Libby, Ann Crowder, Carole Konold, Mary Hattaway, Doris Knief, Albert Shirk, Terry Tondro, Dick Clapp, Edwin Beckenbaach, Renee Michaels, Susan Pickett, Sherry Burt, ROW 2--Rendie Lu Ander- son, Carol Horton, Carlene Rona, Mary Young, Barbara Binkele, Lois Garrick, Judy Trues- dell, Judy Glick, Mary Morrissey, Judy Oppenheim, Carressa Burns, Barbara Cherney, Karen Gulsrude, Mary McPherson, Gloria Hunter, Winnie Smith, Joyce Shoberg, Georgia Bremer. ROW 3-Jean Adkins, Maxine Nevid, Karen Winkle, Sandy McVickar, Betty Huntsman, Barbara Ernst, Joan Glasser, Sandy Jason, Elaine Bishop, Carolyn Harris, Judy Wilkenson, Veda Smith, Margaret Byron. Toni Garduque, Laurie Warner, Helen ' ' T R , Dennis R id. ROW 4-Jeff Snow, Tom Miller, Bob Gough, Joel Friedman, om yan el Townsend, Robert Drake, Stephen McReynolcls, Bob Curtis, Bill ONeil, Bill Bro, Aron Collins, Bob Riopella, Ken Smith. DELIANS VOICE As the Delians stepped out to magnify their prosperous proiects of last year, they sought to find leaders capable of the deeds they wished performed. These were found at their first lected President, Carole Kon- meeting when Terry Tondro was e old, Vice-President, Mary Hattaway, Corresponding Secretary, Judy Harrington, Recording Secretary, and Albert Shirk, Treas- urer. Starting off the treasury in a y p tion were the profits brought in by the regular book cover drive. Griffith Park provided facilities for the well earned semi- annual Ditch Day. Here the Delians spent a whole day hiking, playing tennis, and thoroughly enjoying themselves. d out the semester the board put on a Christmas wa leasing to any organiza- To roun ' party for the members and associates. Entertainment for this festive occasion was furnished by a program given by the Forensics Club. .Y Kwik , 1, wr Awrli mi. 1. , H , i z ff as XX N ,sW.......--+s...--M Kim- sf s 4 'IA -Il. 34fS.NLQ LC. Q. rw-Es: 'ss N3 FALL OFFICERS Mary Hattciwciy, Albert Shirk, Terry Tond- ro, Judy Harrington, Carole Konold. C- SPPING OFFICERS Digk Clgpp, Anne Cro yfder, Linda Steingart, Doris Knief, Ed ffin Becker-bacm Q 7 L-,v E- I3 .B Ffa ROV! 'I-Charlene Rasband, Mary Glasser, Laurie Vv'arner, Renee Michaels, Sue Ellen Wylie, Helen Sue Reed, Jean Cox, Eileen Savron, Diane Cooledge, Marian Saito, Barbara Stewart, Audrey Stanton, Carol Brimley, Theresa Laos, Margaret Byron, Barbara Cherne. ROV! 2-Niki Spivack, Marcia Taylor, Sandy McVi:kar, Jeanie Adkins, Doris Knief, Linda 1 Q, Steingart, Susan Pickett, Anne Crowder, Mary Harta nay, Marinell Vfright, Mary Young, Carmen Crumpacker, Carole Konold, Karen Winkle, Lois Garrick, Caryl Thomsen, Mary Lou Franz, Gloria Hunter, Joanne Vawser, Carol Bloom. ROW 3-Judy Glick, Kathy Dial, Katharine Macintosh, Judy Webster, Patricia Uyemura, Jeanne Ruenitz, Donna Fittipaldo, Kerry Adkins, Gail Garbutt, Mary Kay Hurter, Gail Thompson, Julie Maxwell, Betsy Plan- nette, Jean Del Grosso, Ruby Burkholder, Jeanie Plesset, Janet Dixon, Karen Gulsrud, Sue Jones, Mary McPherson, Sandro Swain, Pat Veior, Jennifer Cook, Judy Oppenheirn, Sally Stocking. ROW 4-Bob Curtis, Dick Clapp, Gary Vfebb, Herb Adams, John Clark, Sidney Slagerrnan, Edffin Becl-cenbach, Joel Donnelly, Robert Brewer, John Loos, Larry Vredevoe, Loyd Roth, Robert McCullough, Leeroy Sweeney, Bud Steininig, Bob Gough, Dennis Townsend, Joel Friedman, Jim Lindsey, Bob Nielsen, Mary Morrissey, Barry Murphy, Judy Truesdell, Bob Hill, Joan Glasser, Sandra Jason, Barbara Ernst, ROW 5- Crawford Kilion, Dave Tibbetts, Bob Drake, Stephen McReynolds, Bill Bro, Irwin Cohen, Jim Lewis, Richard Smith, Chris Orth. Scholarship For Servic Busy sounds of organizing pouring out of Room 72 almost every noon proved to be the reason for the exceptionally fine activities which comprised this semester's Delian chapter. Head- ing the spring board with efficiency plus was Doris Knief. Assist- ing her were: Dick Clapp, Vice-President, Linda Steingart, Cor- responding Secretaryp Anne Crowder, Recording Secretaray, and Edwin Beckenbach, Treasurer. The George Washington Assembly offered the first big chal- lenge of the semester. However, it was met and the assembly turned into one of the most memorable of the season. As their contribution tothe foreign student fund the Delians donated the profits from their first movie, Magnificent Obses- sion. Ditch Day consisted of a school day spent at fabulous Disneyland, taking all the rides, investigating all the little shops, buying souvenirs, and sampling the tasties of each land. This year the long awaited and looked forward to Seal Bear- ers' Banquet was held at the Santa Ynez Inn ending another very eventful year. 15,0- 2 if Q, nm ifw Ji !fQJLpvJ0 L xx ,fi io fi if N, . UN li i KI Wg, . an X.,fX, : ir ix .pf-1 -. 1 -l X ! f X ff, Z? ff ff -gf- , Q.-.seg dkp ' ' T-E A .' f ' . If KS, XX X-. M ,, X g , X F! I A ,i , If .lf I v- X x -.. ,ff -3.2. X-58,5 4 h XX 'Q W I 9 N .fi Ig? xikfi I -lx Ax' -ff, '1 I I , a j X x - ' f 'ifff X 1 VIKING ACTIVITIES VII ,ff I-21:1 CIM I XX-XNAI JQII -,iff ffif TQ XX x I I j I X f ART CLUB ROW l--Tamar Silva, Carolin Bass, Ruby Burkholder, Betty Jo Cannon, Jean Del- Grosso, Chris Goedeker. ROW 2+Mr5, Lucille Greene, MaryLou Franz, Russell Weber, Dave Marshall, Thelma Weather- spoon, Jann Green. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ROW l-Barbara Anthony, Patsy Wig gins, Jean Lee, Commissioner of Entertain ment, Barbara Sawyer, Diane Macurda ROW 2-Paul Kashitani, Wayne Vannoy Mr. Sittert, Mr. Weber, Mr. Richardson Mr. Day. CALIFORNIA CADET CORPS , Bill Lewis, Chuck Wowereit, Paul Allard, George Turner, John Watts, Ken Wilken, Harlan Hogue, Ronnie Longhlin, Roger Miller, James Tamsen, Joe Thompson, Patrick Lyon, William Stewart. ROW 2-M. S. Sevland, Jim Frazier, Joe Bush, Robert Cowan, Jimmy Macobs, Dan Becker, Jerry Cross, Richard Wright, Grant McCulloch, Fred Hol- dorf, Eddie Core, Bob Williams. ROW 3-Richard Surpine, Bob Amstutz, Bill Hobbs, Brince McKelvy, Norman Mulvenon, William Julian, Wiliam O'Neill, Norman Nathan, Ernest Noble, Eugene Rowland, Rolland Johnson, Franklin McReynolds. ROW l--Tom Gross, Ernest Lucero I Y ' e fv f o- ff 'ei -X , sa... ff :ww 'S Tom McBride, Donald Barilotti. ROW 3- :fA : ...:- ' -.Jf .f -.1 -f'.'- --- ,,..,-. .., ,f . - r. . f-,.,, --,- ..- .., .wr L . : -A .::: -- -f --: . ' - - ',-'.- ,. 'f' 1 T W-- . 4 .f '... 4 .': :. TQ ..'4.. r -.... .. .. - , y C.-- ..- -, -,-,5 .--,, f- ..-L fn ' -r-r-f ,- rrp- ' .J-J r-C - :L CJ: -' -':y K:': :,.:,. '.,:-,.,. ...-....-- ,.-..'- r-,...3 f,,,,:5 :Sway Tan, -,. . 'J-J 1-:zz :ne-, Jin, 5 CA-'JEDA CLQ3 '.. : ' J:5e:' E. Z: f 9: ., ,,... : e 'S' 'CN 2--Ja 5:22 E ':' '2'5L -'f '12-1 ':: .1 ff:r'f., :f, Pc' S.zleske, J-e'::'ef are-'ef LETTERMANS CLUB PGN l-3937? :'f Qr Bud 5'E 'g, Blk Hiller, Nfke L'llc-rd, Tor' r1'cB'rde, Nlke Lcrez, Cm,:k Hcesof, Chuck Frederick, Lorrf Gross, Arrvcrdc L:f :'e, ffve f.c e', 32 PT:ke s, Berry Nurprvf, TQ'-r Pfam, Jerry De-me Ben Hofes Ill, ROW 2-Jfrr' Pgsrc-, Leerof Sweeney, Gary Webb, To-r f'lll'?'r CW: P9'5'5': f f C2 G-fefili, Bob E':l'r', Nlke Buell, Cap Wesv, S1.-are McBerlw, Brod Slwllef, Bob Gough, Carmen D'AmonIo, Jim Jardine, C 'J'l95 Hill JU' CJD'-'E, ff. D. N:lf'cs', Nr. T. ffcfscrflr, POW 3-Bur' Bluff, Wcl'ef Gllber' Paul Kcslelfcrwl, Lcule Grcdlllcas, Gary Fox, M'ke 59195, l-ES Eine , :'2'k filer, '9 :rc'd Nsllcce, Jo-r Bcurgei Ted I-rrrfbrlsfer, Berry Delclwrfy, Kee! O Brlen, Clwck Polmore, Sreve Hoy, Kim Howard, TV' P:r: 'sC', Jerry Posh Powfe Clark, Nlke Sl-lefFcr, Jeir S'-eu, Jglm- Packard, Mlke Clcffcrw, ROW A-Bob Hill, Dole Durncm, Fred SGlfSlJUVf, Wir'-9 Sava, ffcffe Scriess, Greg Le-ffs, Joel FrTe':l v':f, Ted lkclo, D71 Roper, Bob Epsers, Berry Wiefer, R'cl'vord Drake. 1: I I 4 ..-.Jr ,- -z '. Xi ' . ,.- FORENSICS ROW I Frances Mclntyre Judy Oppenheim Carressa Burns Jean Cox Shari Sklar Peggy Harrison ROW 2 Mr Jenkins Suzy Wakefield Laurie Warner Carole Konold Susan Pickett ROW 3 Jack Weller Eugene Anderson Robert McCullough Joe Crawford Jim Mclemore INTER-CLUB COUNCIL ROW I-Erline Elkin Wilhelmenia Jones Glenda Martyn Marilyn Galloway Janet Skaggs Gloria Carothers Hilda Fissers. ROW 2-Mrs. Thun Car- men Crumpacker Georgia Bremer Genie Gates Janis Price Carolyn Bolstad Anne Crowder Judy Lowman. lm Q 2 wif' ,AWN CHESS CLUB ROW l-Bob Brewer, Joel Friedman, Bill O'NeiI. ROW 2--Barry Wiegler, John Loos, Thomas Wil- son, Mr. Esgate, Jack Holmgren. I JUNIOR RED CROSS ROW l-Lynne Tibbetts, Meredith Hiss, Frances Mclntyre, Ginny Macintosh, Pat Alexander, Ros. alyn Metzger, Gretchen Carman, Maria Crowne, ROW 2-Dick Hocutt, Janis Newhouse, Lindq Bruhnf Sharon RYUHI MCIFY McPherson, Valerie Coghlan, Miss Emmett. ROW 3-Eugen Hagg. man, Robert Adams, Bob Drake, James Rucldick, Allen Hard, Richard Wangsgard, Mascha Norman, In KNIGHTS ROW 'I-Louie Gradillas, Ronnie Srranahan, Danny Kral, Fred Salisbury. ROW 2-Mr. Harrow, Ken Nelson, Gary Brown, Roy Hamilron, Wayne Gomez, David Cole. ROW 3-Wayne Sarnp, Lloyd Rorh, Bob Clark, Gary Chapin. LATIN CLUB ROW 'I-Paul Kashifoni, Beverly Long, Colleen Gardipee, Caryl Thomsen, Toni Garduque, Sally Richardson, Valerie Rofhwell, Carressa Burns, Mere,-di?h Hiss, Joan Campbell, Peggy Harrison, Eddie Sviehrn. ROW 2-Dick Clapp, Gene Knighf, Lesley An- drews, Diane Kenny, Mary Seifz, Janice Binkele, Kathy John- son, Sue Reed, Jean Cox, Gail Garbun, Richard Knickerbocker, Mark Walfon, ROW 3fGreg Lewis, Bob Goan, Eugene Ander- son, John Clark, Pa? Lillard, Andy Kempner, Bob McCullough, Tague Montague, Cliff Swan, Larry Vredevoe, Carl Urbano, Allen Hard, S, 3'Y?' . . .. ,,..-. I 15113: 1. ,- if we gxx . I+ l S .,.s A gives xg K Wx RW l 4? B Y MONAKETTES ROW 'IfSusie Blair, Pat Gray, Gloria Evans, Joanne l'lOU9l f Judy Pringle, Nancy Keefe, Jean Lee, Patst' Wl99'n5' Judy Boyum, Sandy Bentz, Barbara Anthony, ROW 2'KOY Crew- ford, Sponsor, Lynn Johnston, Karen DC1viS, l-Offel-Ad 0 'f Nadine Marshall, Bobbie Heinemann, Rosemary Schmitz, Bar- bgycl Sgwyer, Diana Jo Reynolds, Anne Couchois, Genie Gates. ROW 3--Janet Middleton, Margaret McBride, Grayce Poige, Diana Macurda, Dorothy Hamilton, Sue Dahlem, Arleen New- man' Amy Hglgyl Sue Wylie, Judy Butt, Derry Tichenor, Bar- bara Anderson, Sandi JOHNS. MUSIC CLUB ROW I-Suzi Klein, Colleen Gardipee, Barbara Davis, Bonnie Berkeley, Helen Richardson, Alice Young. ROW 2-Bob Mc- Cullough, Lody Gompers, Phil Riddick, Don Richardson, Spon- sor. ROW 3-Joel Donnelly, Tague Montague, Dave Scott, Jim Mclemore. NOBLES ROW l-Pete Haynes, Ted Armbrister, Vince Guercio, Dave Chapman, Chuck White, Jim Veiar, Jim McHenry, Jim Smith. ROW 2-Jim Poston, Homer Haddad, Bill Feldhorn, Jack Deck- er, Bruce Dickson, Bill Deemer, Bob Bohn, Joe Cowan, Bob Blake, Wayne Vannoy, Mr. Kramer, Sponsor. ROW 3--Pat Lil- lard, Joe Castillo, Mike Roberts, Clye Totten, Hugh Foster, Jerry Dean, Bill Tabor, Dale Williams, Loren Renner. 'fx JS' W6- ,,,f,2f- ff Q we 'if I'-1 51.12 'LQJVZIHK PEN PUSHERS ROW I-Jeanie Plesset, Janet Dixon, Margaret Byron, April Moss, Diane Cooledge. ROW 2-Stephen McReynolds, Barbara Serbin, Bonnie Keen, Gloria Hunter, Sheri Miller. ROW 3- John Gregson, Eugene Anderson, Roger Dixon, Mike Shlettar. FEP RALLY COf.n.1.i'r'r55 ROi.l,I i-Navy KCI, Hu...e,y SC,dl, Beffzy SC'-dr MCL-'ckc-r, Los T-arse Joey Tf,.e5,:Eii ,,-C7 Doro, Ccarleen Safage, Ngmgy psi-,EHS NSU, .Vorrfsseyx Rzsemgry Ce,-f.-nz Jiri, B .. p,,,.,,,, -s . .. . , .J e so SCEEV- RCW Zil- SC f-': ', Lrfeeo Neem'-:P 'lug' B: Vr' G lr l-S E'r : , Doro D-ifolds o:v::f: I---i.,:,, GE:,g'.: Bqwe, E:,:,:,: SE,- l'. Jcfce K:'es Bootie He'-eo:-F Jes,-ki Lee DTV 'V2Ei 5- CSV 3-D2-'e E71 Bza Aa: s SC 'r' C3-'-ki? Bob H'l, C'C'E Er: i: i Je 1 livin: Dcaalc '.'J'gke-Cf. C,-,ug :,Ede,'CL5 Tc' P,a'. S an f-M ,,se' as, if 4 SAMO-Y'S ROV! l-Dianne Gorman, Barbara Ann Jones, Mary L. Young, Veda L. Srnirh, Elaine Blanks, Sheila Coleman, Marilyn Jenkins, Kay Tosrerud. ROV! 2-Vlilhelmenia Janes, Carmen Crurnpack- er, Joan Greenson, Janice Binkele, Janis New- house, Barbara Dealey, Jeannie Adkins, M. Pe1- gfg, ROV! 3-Hilda Fissers, Dylene Hose, Carol Sryles, Sharon Dale, Linda Cloe, Clare Smifh, Ginger Farsy1h. PROJECTIONISTS ROV! 1-Lerry Clark, Jeannie Plessef, Hugh Sanders, Robert Trehorne. ROW 2-Mr. R. D. Hill, Sponsor, Vfalfer Miller, Ernest Langharnmer, Dave Fink. ROV! 3-Ken Vfilken, Ken Nelson, Dennis Greene. SAMONICANS ROW 'l-Judy Truesdell, Mary Morrissey, Mary Dano, Cindy Power, Toni Garduque, Charleen Savage, Mary Haffaway, Carolyn Bolsfcd, Nancy Roberrs, ROW 2'Sondy McVickar, Barbara Held- man, Judy Harringfon, Carol Bridge, Juanifa Fraz- er, Carol Bloom, Par Alexander, Ginny Macintosh, Mary McPherson, Georgia Bremer, Elaine Bishop, Diano Boehme, Peggy Harrison, ROW 3-Erline Elkin, Joan Lewis,Jeanne1'Te Baehme, Jeanne Jac- obs, Karen Gulsrud, Mary Morris, Shirlie Malis, Donna Gilchrist, Carolyn Harris, Judy Dodge, Sheila Weiss. ROW Akloan Tedford, Ginnie Free- man, Bev Bonzon, Janie Marion, Emily Tricke7f, Barbara Daugherty, Louise Bernero, Gretchen Carman, Julie Morfinez, Tonifo Palmberg, Joanne Baehler, Lynn Kraber, Sheri Miller, Erica Knief, 4 F' SECRETARIAL SERVICE CLUB ROW 'I-Jackie Jacques, Laverne Adsit, Mary Kay Hutter, Bettelu Higham, Diana Milne, Joanne Boehler, Barbara Sawyer, Kay Smithson, Marietta Stone. ROW 2- lrene Hallal, Dian Cole, Barbara Thomas, Greta Harswick, Gayle Bingham, Chi- quitai Ralstin, Dixie David, Eola M. Quinn, ROW 3-Claudia Sterry, Jo-Ann Evans, Elizabeth Walter, Lois Garrick, Barbara Binkele, Joann Stitcher. ,. Q, F or iw ..-W! A. ,G 'Y Q , N SQUIRES ROW l-Chuck Hanson, Torn Ryan, Dick Beazell, Chuch Frederick, Brad Shiley, Larry Gross, Ekke- hard Schober, Tom Miller, Tom Kneeshaw, Art Vasquez. ROW 2-Denny Gaston, John Coyne, Cap West, Mike Benedict, Scotty Jones, Perry Bates, Mike Lillard, Steve McBeth, Bob Gough, Bill Miller, Michael Buell. ROW 3-Ronnie Kin- ton, Les Bennett, Frank Myers, Dennis Daly, Rich- ard Drake, Morris Palmore, Norman Hensley, Wayne Heinemann, Cliff Peterson, Gary Lashar. SOUND CREW ROW l-Chuck Wowereit, Lorry Clark, Ralph Falconer, Jerry Senturia. ROW 2- Mr. Burkhard, John Loos, Walter Miller, Jack Hattaway, Jim Howard, Craig Bari- lotti. SPA RTANS ROW I-Dan Wolfe, Dick Evans, Jun Yukawa, Tom Smith. ROW 2-Jim Ham- ala, Tony Reis, Chuck Grange, Jerry An- derson, Mr. Walton. Y, WWEW ST!-GE CUE!! PON l-Tc Sfrhr, TSW Se':'::'n, Je f Senmrls, Norman I-ndewcr. RON 2-N' Tcwr-:er-cl, Pod Croclrer, Pcul Mann, Page' Drew PGN 2-Pfcr Fclczrer, Jzfr Hu'- fer, Ralph Fclczner, Crdg B'JrIl':f , DORIANS ROW l-Eileen Sovron, Sue Kenyon, Nelsine Al- Iorcl, Terry Miller, Judy Clements, Llndo Horlon, Sandy Hougl-n, Gail Gorbuff, Joner Thorpe, Col, lee-n Adams, Pol O'Meoro. ROW 2-Por Tlwom- sen, For Slorms, Slworon Loke, Rufln Dona, Sue Frerndling, Por lNorren, l.OUreli Wlgging, Jill Von Velsor, Danilo DelSignore, Plnlxy Fields, Morle- Moseley, Ccrl-ly Pringle, Meredilh Weller. POW 3--Sue Olivo, Jeri Ullmonn, Judi Barnett, Flor- ence Ouoclfenboss, Sue Sclw.-ucrfz, Joanne Bell, Kay Hogle, Morgorel Le.-fls, Donna Pennlnglcn, Jocqule Gorder, .lone Porfer, Poulefve Cusfer, CCNO' Smiflwscn, Send? Rllclwle, Ncdlo Koncn, Llnl neo Marble, Lynne Ccnlflin, Kay Brondf. VIKES INN STAFF ROW l-Dorothy Werner, Jan Gotcher, Alice Zinn. ROW 2-JoAnne White, Carol Zud- wick, Ruby McCullough, Sue Barrison. ROW 3-Larry Costa, Bill Hobbs. 2 ,7 I Wx 'B' ni 4'-vm VL VIKETTES ROW l-Paulette Tomasello, Carole Konold, Mari- nell Wright, Anne Crowder, Barbara Libby, Kathy Dial, Turid Lie, Susan Bechtel, Arlene Miller. ROW 2-Gloria Cannon, Evelyn Lipshultz, Barbara Geit- gey, Karen Winkle, Kathleen Walker, Barbara Ros- enthal, Greta Harswick, Janet Parker, Carol Edel- mann, Loretta Quarry. ROW 3-Jean DelGrosso, Karen Pendrey, Joan Von Gerichten, Patricia Long- ley, Judy Loman, Betty Jo Cannon, Chris Goedeker, .!oanAnn Perks, Carmen Rose, Rose Marzano. WORLD FRIENDSHIP ROW I-Judy Wilkinson, Anne Hurst, llse Hoh, Turid Lie, Joy Sutherland, Linda Doug- las, Diane Kenny, Jean Cox. ROW 2-Miss Montgomery, Monique Bernard, Sharon Dale, Linda Cloe, Kathleen Collins, Evelyn Lip- shultz, Joan Tommasino, ROW 3-Fred Scho- ber, Philip Posner, Arnold Heilemann, Thom- as Schart, Chris Oxth, Maynard Lyndon. VOGUETTES ROW 'I-Sylvia Hemry, Dawn Hudson, Dixie David, Jean Houston, Gloria Carothers, June Houston, Mari- Iyn Galloway, Diana Milne, Mary Robertson, Chi- quita Ralstin. ROW 2-Bettelu Higham, Patience Bar- clay, Glenda Martyn, Janet Staggs, Janice Van Meter, Irene Barrella, Rosella Holgin, Judy Fugit, Diana Wilmott, Jo Ann Staggs, Miss Rollins. ROW 3-Iris Sigesmund, Jerri Crooks, Marlene Risley, Bev- erly Spence, Valerie Rothwell, Martha Crecos, Julie Maxwell, Dolores Marone, Ann Pemberton, Carolin Bass, Carla Fischer. Career Day One of Samohi's traditions, Boys' and Girls' Career Day, is fast becom- ing a National trend. On Career Day, graduating Seniors are invited to take a personal glimpse of the business world of which they are soon to be- come a permanent fixture. This year's League and Cabinet members took over administrative offices on campus and throughout the city, while over three hundred other Seniors became business executives. Samohi has carried on this annual tradition since it was first initiated in l929. By participating in Career Day, the graduates learn business tech- niques, the responsibilities of admin- istrators, and to associate with people from all walks of life. Career Day is just another step up the path of learning. All the steps combined give the student the under- standing and knowledge he needs to become successful in whatever he may choose to do. This tradition, from all indications, shall continue through the years to guide and aid graduates who plan a career in the business world. f . . mf- . . 'mfff WX J A j ,, f Gm VHUNG TEAMSMEN e Qmgww . 2 N ' ..'-af.. Qxxbk b x ,, Nxigigf , : iw M'-,Z X ! -J M2 VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW 'I-Harold Oldfield, .lim Morrissey, Yoshio Masuda, Steve Chipchase, John Bourget, Don Ochida, Les Bennett, Mike Hilaiel, Dave Clark fMgr.l ROW 2- Gary Fox, Dan Greenson, Bill Henderer, Bob Dorsey, Val Hoy, Gary Mills, Mike Lillard, Luther Clark, Chuck Palmore, Jan Waite. ROW 3-Coach Navarro, Coach Stillwell, Bill Miller, Chuck Hanson, Joe Romo, Ronnie Snyder, Fred White, Ben Hayes, Barry Murphey, .lim Meyer, Val Williams, Norman Minkow fMgr.l ROW 4-Coach Kramer, Dick Beazell, Dan Reader, Paul Thompson, .lim Poston, Steve Hoy, Don Shauver, Paul Kashtani, ROW 5-Bob Hill lMgr.J, Jim Veiar, Hugh Foster, .lim Golden, Jeff Snow. COACHES-Coach Navarro, Coach Stillwell Coach Kramer Pigskin On The Run Before the T956 football season started, the fate of our Viking eleven was questionable since they were no longer in Bay League competi- tion. ln addition to pioneering in free-lancing, Coach Stillwell had another problem to plague him, the shortage of seasoned players. In their first game against Hawthorne, winner of the small school C.I.F., the Vikes managed to slip through with a 7-6 favor. After tucking the first game's victory into their pockets, the Vik- ings sharpened their attack and downed Mira Costa 28-12. Inglewood was crushed 40-O by the now con- fident Vikings, whose record then stood at three wins, no losses. Centennial proved to be too much for the Viking eleven when our team tell to a T8-6 defeat. Anaheim also capsized the Viking crew as they tallied T4 points. Samohi then stood with a 3-2 record and much broken spirit ibut plenty of fightt. Their following game against Las Vegas was sched- uled as the biggest game of the season. When the wheels stopped spinning the score was T4-7 Samohi. The Vikes won their last two games against Garden Grove 27-14, and Santa Ana T9-7 thus earning the right to enter the C.I.F. playoffs. They lost their first game to Alhambra, ending the season. We'll be looking forward to seeing you in next year's C.l.F. playoffs, Vikings. Eager B' Look Forward To Next Season The beginning of a new fall semester found a new record-ninety-four boys turned out for eca me permanent mem- B football. Those who b bers of the team developed into hard-hitting, eager football players capable of carrying the title of Samohi Vikings to victory. Bcb Sweet, one of Leach's top notch tackles for 3 years, was voted the most valuable B player. Twenty-two letters were awarded to these team members: Ted Armbrister, A. J. Bailey, Joel Burt, Mike Carter, Joel Cowan, Coaches Sevland and Leach. Larry Davis, Paul Davis, Barry Delahunty, Bruce Dickson, Vince Guercio, Armondo Lamore, Alex Manigo, Steve McBeth, John Packard, Danny Ricketts, Bud Steining, Leeroy Sweeney, Bob Sweet, Neal Treadwell, Richard Wallace, Cap West, and Bob Wimler. In the League standing, Samohi bowed only to Leuzinger and Torrance, winning three and losing three. Several of these players will return next fall to be the center of football attraction and the center of Samohi victory. ROW 'I-Cap West, Barry Delahunty, Alan Epstein, Joel Burt, John Warren, John Packard, Richard Wallace, Lou Kitashima, Buddy Jackson, Bill Turpie, A. J. Bailey, Ronnie Hamilton, Richard Beckwith, Chris Spaulding. ROW 2-Steve Berardi, Bob Thomas, Mario Melendiz, Charles Manigo, Neal Treadwell, Joel Cowan, Ted Arm- brister, Bob Sweet, Paul Davis, Armando Lamore, Bud Steinig, Mike Carter, Leeroy Sweeney, Bob Wimler, Larry Davis, Dan Ricketts, Vince Guercio, Morris Palmore. ROW 3-Coach Leach, Maitland Montgomery, Dix Roper, Bob Hayes, Bill Feldhorn, George Manuel, Gary Smith, Bob Clark, Ken Johnson, Fred Harvey, Wayne Gomez, Alan Fraser, Bob Packard, Dale Spence, Don Smith, Ron Perry. .L Zhzfwltflfffflw' , ,U 1, 4 -pn - ., , . , g 1+'i 1f1 W!- ff rf1fww.v..1m:-J evo' rr 1 -. f..-61-f t-.rdf-2i:g'ec. .1 -. Ile-v --r 'if'--' Hinderer's pass to Bourget is completed. Polmore carries the pigslmin for 6 points. Strong opposition meets Palmore in the Hawthorne game Start the half! orders the referee. Succeeding in his touchdown attempt is Dorsey. Hit hard after a pass completion is Bourget. Lillarcl gains yardage against Alhambra. Dorsey tries to dodge two Mira Costa foes. Palmore executes a Statue of Liberty hand-off. Rounding left end, a Viking gains valuable yardage. Bennett and Hoy lead the way for Palmore. Oldfield launches a Viking attack at Anaheim 1 fr 4 5 av Qt! 12-2 2 A J QYEW3 ' T 80? al- tg! ia .I 5' 1.1Z'?1g3l ' .4 5- Football Stars Bob Dorsey snatches ballg dashes around end as yardage is gained. John Bourget snags a long pass. Try me for size, says tackler Jim Poston. With fists clinched, Val Hoy awaits an opposing tclckler. -Y. ROW l-Tommy Bennett, Norman Hensley, Carmen DAntoniG Larry Gross, Perry Bates, ROW 2-Ben Hayes, Jim Smith, Greg Lewis, Don Hill, Sonny Peterson, Dave Scott, l wonder how our basketball team is this year? This is the question all sports minded people on campus Varsity Basketball-Precision Quintet were asking before the season began The team had the potential, but only through hard work and the efforts of Coach Tom McGarvin did they capture second place in the Bay League. Coach McGarvin worked with his five man power house until it was molded into one of the finest fast breaking teams at Samohi. Tom Bennett, Perry Bates, Norman Hensley, Larry Gross, and John Reams composed McGarvin's precision piece of machinery. The success or failure of the basketball team will again be the main question on campus next year at this time. Coach McGarvin lO 7 Y . -1? gllsllgl Torrance fouls Larry Gross. Oh-oh! Tom, the referee caught you. Perry Bates on a driving layup against Centennial. Bennett on a driving layup against Torrance Stuff it in, Norman, stuff it in. P-ssst! Gross, go the other way! Larry Beard tips against Redondo. Big Tait puts the tip on the ball. Beard! Give him the ant-eater. C TEAM ROW l fTim Meyer, Dennis Allen, Dennis Daly, Ronnie Strana- han, Dave Killman, Jim Sproatt, Peter Haley, Lance Wichmann. ROW 2-Allen Epstein, Ed Eginton, Cliff Connelly, Dennis Gudal, Jerry Elliott, Frank Walters, Bob Clark. Say Emmett, did it go in? JV BASKETBALL ROW 'l-Emmet Mills, R. C. Collins, Dan O'Mahony, Bill Tabor, Brad Shiley. ROW 2 -Dale Van Riessen, David Tate, Larry Beard, Harry Coolo, Dan Madrid. HO ul. V. 81 B Spark Aclmiration Under the watchful eyes of Coach McGarvin, the J.V. basket- ball team worked harder and better than any other team in Bay League. By using a man to man defense and a double post offense, the team scored an eleven win, one loss record for the season. 5FMuH tshmnm gala The lightweight but speedy B basketball team has a twelve win, no loss record to add to their list of successful seasons in Bay League competition. However, during the annual B Basketball Tournament they were upset by Riverside. This loss still gave the mighty B's the best basketball season on record. B BASKETBALL ROW l-Pat Lillard, Johna- than Day, Richard Drake, Albert Breceda, Ted Arm- brister, Tom Miller, Bob Blake. ROW 2-Jim Goode, Philip Lahgner, Lee Rucker, Bob Nichols, Ted Flumer, Vince Guercio, Beniy Card. S Golf And Cross Country Golf is not too popular here at Samohi, for members are required to turnish their own equipment. This semester, however, produced the largest turnout seen in a long time. The team had a rugged year, which is evident by their last game, lost by only two strokes. CROSS COUNTRY ROV! 'I-Dinny Gaston, Paul Eck- hardt, Mike Gorey, Gary McMul- len, Hal Kliegman. ROW 2-Coach Sevland, Larry Ternpleman, Mike Schleter, Paul Welborn, Ted Ikola, Z Wayne Schiess, Dale Dumont, Mike W ,, M, Forbes, Charles Kell, GOLF ROW 1-Richard Andrews, George Davidson, Brad Shiley, Wayne Van- nay, Bill Tabor. ROW 2-Herb Adams, Allen Goodman, Jeffrey Kurtes, Jim Lindsey, Coach McGarvin, Await New Season Victory for Samohi was their cry as the Cross Country team placed third in Bay League. This strong-lunged group ran their hearts out and came within a few-but decisive-points of second place. vu' H ...fn W3 M,4,!, WW ?49fM -3, ,, V, , ,f Sgvwhv wb, 7, W 4 -EL . 57 If gf 4 I j gy ,T lfjfyf r Q ,,,w , I gr ,yi H 7 ,rv W ZW M 2 1 ' , , -- ' 'V 4 ., ,,, W , ,W 5 ff' , , ,ZW ,,,. E22 753, f I -r Q 2 l in i WVh , 1. FAKFLL -.,uvi'.,! f+? ', VW' tiki' 0 SWT-gigakii' fy 4 afwwfzzf Cs V n,,g'f 9' T! Civ-V WW: 4ff'W if V 'K . f rang WQYZKQQ D P sf as f .22 , giwuiff X' iw f, ,NWI wr VARSITY TRACK ROW l-Paul Welborn, Bob Hutchinson, Torn McBride, Cliff Putnam, Fred Salisbury, Ronnie Baker, W. D. Mclntosh. ROW 2- Gordon Verplank fMgr.l, Mike Sheffler, Jim Veiar, Norm Hensley, Lutha Clark, Bruce Dickson, Frank Miller, John Bourget, Tom Beaupre, Charles Wade, Jeff Snow, Jim Jardine, Gordon Beckley, Charles Kell fMgr,J ROW 3'-Coach Sevland, George Harvuot, Ronnie Snyder, Les Bennett, Ted lkola, Wayne Schiess, Tom Preisser, Chuck Adam, Dan O'Mahoney, Pete Haynes, Ter- ry Cunningham, Coach Stillwell. ROW 4- Mike Clayton, Dean Moore, Gary Fox, Don Brunson, Jim Meyer, Chuck Hutchins, Bill Moran, Jerry Sullivan, Charles Hayes, Larry Templeman, Paul Kashitani, Darryl Beaver, Gaylord Adams, We'll Stop that Watch The success of the track team this year was largely due to its coach, Mr. Mel Sevland. As in any sport, there is always potential but the coach determines how far the team will go. The track team went on to win a large num- ber of meets this season. This was due to the combined efforts of Cliff Putnam, Samohi's top hurdler and Wayne Figueredo, top shot- putter. Distance runner Paul Welborn broke the school's mile record of 4:35.4 with a 4:32.7, and Lutha Clark high-iumped 6' l . wma, B TRACK ROW 1-Jim Howard, Dick Pinney, John Packard, Burt Blum, Dan Del Solar, A. J. Bailey, David Turner, Austin Rucker, Robert Hayes. ROW 2-Alton Knight, Mgr., Marvin O'Neal, Mike Roberts, Ray Kondo, Charles Manigo, Mike Edgeworth, Albert Breceda, Armando Lamore, Joel Burt, Chuck Fred- ericks, Barry Dehunty, Morris Palmore, Eddy Steam, Cliff Cook, Robert Haney fMgr.D ROW 3-Coach Sevland, Mike Rubin, Mel Johnston, Tom Kneeshaw, Chris Spaulding, Ted Armbrister, Pat Lillard, Dale Spence, Danny Madrid, Don Baker, Pat Frizzelle, Gary McMullin, Ray Holland, Phil Lehmeyer, Coach Stillwell. ROW 4- Bill Feldhorn, Bill Coon, Mike Gorey, Ed Turner, Doug Bolsted, Mike Forbes, Dale Dumont, Bob Sweet, Mike Carter, Bill Turpey, Dix Roper, Jim Hastlebach, Bud Steinieer, Bob Hinds. Q 23, ' .xy iw .- N f A 0 i I 'lj W 1 F, . T N A 1,1 . V' in I .. 2 vt 1,5 VM. J, . ,Q ' fr iw J , z g.. L S,-V H W fi, if J ' ,f - M I f . .,,, f , 1 1 3 . 21,1522 it :.m .BZZH f...st-.-613 JWLJUZZQTJ Hl4.n'VWZ?LY'2P'1zB5Q e lei? VW-WW' WWA i W C TRACK ROW lk Ken Johnson, Tahaski Ouchida, Frank Paolino, Larry Davis, Ronni Kenton, Charles Davis, Walt Gilbert, Alvin Korob, km' Ron BOQUSCIO, Bob Kreuter, Charles GC'9ef David Brown, Doug Chester. ROW 2-Coach Sevland, Peter Haley, Tom Ryan, Lou Kitashima, Gary Smythe, Eddmionf Mike Burley, Bob Riffinberg, Ike Gross, Monte Risvold, Mike Fitszim- giorgiffulph Pe CY, Coach Stillwell. ROW Smith' DC0'fnellY, Jerry Smith, Richard Melvig :fH1Igk.Allen, Ronnie Stranahan, Ch W0 tn, Gene Elliott, Charles Gvel' M'Ck9Y Lewis, Dinny Gaston Paul Ekhert, Art Walton, Charles Kell nggr, Varsity Track Vlctorles Santa Monica Santa Monica Santa Monica Santa Monica Santa Monica Santa Monica ck Fags Yi' Hgh iurrp bar, a Bruce Dckson, ieli FTE How high h 7 D Y- i Z!,W..cyw m1fWfwf,,':'J4M' F 'nd A Fighting Team I Never Licked The Varsity Baseball Team has had a success- ful season up to this point. But as the NAUTlLUS goes to press before their last game, we can- J.V. BASEBALL ROW 'l-Don Hill, Bob Clark, Steve Hoy, Larry Gross, Tom Miller, Vin- cent Guercio. ROW 2fKent O'Brien, Max Corpuz, Leroy Sweeney, Larry Bearcl, Mike Bena- don, Allan Bloore, Frank Rosenthal, Gary O'Keith, Cap West. x f WI . X 6 fy 4 Wx 1. vi, As f M -,WM ,, .r 2 5 - I Zn. 'Q , , ,l f l not be sure of their final standin VARSITY BASEBALL ROW l-Joe Romo, Alex Manigo, Bob Bahn, Greg Lewis, Gary Mills, Jim Robertson. ROW 2fDave Oacho, Tommy Ben- net, Perry Bates, Steve McBeth, Mike Buell, Sonny Peterson, Frank Myers, Mike Wigfield, Mike Lillard, Coach Navarro. g. Their hopes are set high for first place honors. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE SGFTIOIWI ...... .... 6 Morningside Scmohi -----,...... I0 Culver City ............ 5Gm0I'ti ...... ,... 9 Hawthorne SGPHOIWI -........... I I Paramount Somohi ............ I3 Redondo Bob Bahn hurls another no-hitter. Greg Lewis tagging out foe! I 2 3 4 3 Samohi sco Samohi .......,.,.. Samohi Samohi .......,.... Samohi Samohi res again! Gary Mills beats out a bunt t 4 'I 5 'I5 6 ofi rst bas Inglewood Torrance ,..,. A ..... Mira Costa ,......... Leuzinger Centennial E. I' Vx s Mg! 'mtl .Q-7 QN . 4-L, .ai 13 is ,,: a Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Monica Monica Monica Monica Monica Monica .,.c.,,.., TENNIS TEAM Competitive Conquerors For the second year in succession the tennis team won the Bay League title in playing these matches: Santa Barbara Beverly Hills ..,. UCLA .,.,.c,,s. Leuzinger ,. University ,,A... Santa Barbara ,,.,,,,s,. Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Monica Monica Monica Monica Monica Monica ss.sc....Y SWIMMING TEAM ROW I-Steve Smashey, Wayne Samp, Ken Lady, Phil Painter, Tom Smith, Art Natvig, Dick Greenfield, Lyn Thackwell, Terry Saughlin, ROW 2-Duffie Fryling, Jerry Post, Jim Lewis, Ronny Brown, Don Smith, Frank Peabody, Lucky Cole, Jim Kennedy, Sam Trumbull, Larry Fritsch, Jodo . ROW 3-Dale Van Riesen CMgr.I, Ronny Tiedie, Bill Bunker, Doug Siegfried, Tom Robinson, Gary Chapin, Dick Cotter, Dick Evans, Ted Reynold,, Coach Clark. Beverly Hills ,,,,A ,,,,, 2 Inglewood A, ,,,, ,O Dorsey O Mira Costa, ,, I Redondo ,MO Torrance ,,s,,,, ,,,,, 2 M MY' N-xiii' i ROW I-Larry Willens, Lloyd Roth, Fred Schober, Fred Robin, Louis .. Gradillas, Charles Earl, Lee Pekary. ,gg -S ROW 2-Lance Wichman, Andy WM, Kempner, Richard Drake, Bill Crab- lr be, Jim Goode, Barry Wiegler, Joel Friedman, Coach Leach. M762 77Wt IWW IWZMIW ' 55 ANINVA H! Varsity Swimming Schedule for 1956 Santa Monica K.v.,,,,,, 48 Santa Barbara ...... 22 Santa Monica ,,A,,,,V,, 27 Harvard ,--,----lAA-.A 55 Santa Monica .A,,.,,,,, 17 Black-Foxe ...,...... 60 Santo Monica .,,,.iA,.. 31 Beverly Hills ..,..... 45 Santa Monica ,,Y,,,,,,, 58 Leozinger -QIH -H19 Wayne Sump, .lim Lewis, Bill Bunlners, Tom Robinson and Dufffie Fryling prepare for the sound of the gun. Wayne Figueredo heaves the shot-put for another first place. --M,-.am Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Monica ,,7, 11 El SegUriClO .........-.----A--YA---. 66 Monica ..., 60 Leuzinger 15, El Rancho ,,.. 12 Monica .... 40 Huntington Pork ...4.--..----, 37 Monica Y,A. 52 Mira Costa 31, Redondo ....,. O Monica .... 39 Inglewood .... ,.... 3 3 This is no time for a conference, boys! Hey, stay in your own lane. ,, .. ,K . 11 'I' we- 'if' . A A f t?S.f'V 2 gg! 5,2 Y - 'L-5 'iff' J . , .4-1 .il fs -1 'ia Y - i , ,ins-sf' 2 'X--T: . K T 5? - 4 ff Lita , -4 I , ' ' 'fs P xi - , :ily . 2' 1' ff! , i , 7579? ,S . - , 2 u t, ' 1 i ii ' V .-.A , .L , L V ' A , G A. A. Promotes Skill and Sportsmanship G.A.A. is very privileged to have so many individual sports in which to participate. Besides golf and archery, there are ten- nis, badminton, and bowling. Major sports are basketball, volleyball, softball, and speed- ball which was initiated into G.A.A. this spring. Top activities of the year in- cluded the organizing of the Card Section CNancy Roberts, Chairmanl and the winning of the all-day, All-Bay League Play- day. The G.A.A. Viking Board was led by LaRita Brown in the tall. Helping her were: Katharine Mc- intosh, Vice President, Naomi Adams, Corresponding Secre- tary, Laurie Warner, Recording Secretary, Alice Young, Treasur- er, Annette Bologna, Head Yell Leader, and Karen Winkle, Pub- licity Manager. Making decisions and seeing that G.A.A. activities were car- ried out during the spring were: Nancy Roberts, President, Naomi Adams, Vice President, Pat Alex- ander, Corresponding Secretary, Barbara Geitgey, Recording Sec- retary, Judy Judson, Treasurer, Virginia Macintosh, Head Yell Leader, and Alice Young, Publi- city Manager. ?lk 31, avg H? . . ,ww ROW l'J9Ol'WfWE Jacobs, Annefle Bologna, Linda Brarnmer, Grayce Paige, Doffhy Campos' Bur- bara BCIKEI, Jean Housfonl Beverly Spence Penw ny Goodwin, Karen Sorenson, N F I bara Atkins. ROW 2 Burns Linnea Marble, Baker, Mary Holt, Vedg Jeanne Adkins, Naomi C 'lCY urr, Bar- 'MfS, Dyson, Carressa Carole Konold, Lalani Srnirh, Sheila Coleman, Adams, Meridefh Higg Judy Oppenneirn, Diane Kenny, RQW 3-,Jen,-X, fer Cook. Judy Judson, Par Fox, JUdY gehggng Sally Tompkins Virginia Lundgren, Laurie Thgrnpl SOD, Paulerve Tornasella, Barbara Geifgey, Hgzel Ayre Bobbi Sroller, Rose Marzano, Jackie Ricci RON lfSue Da-:ern Karen Davis, Doris Knief, Carolyn Co:i': S'a'o' Jolnfson, Elaine Blanks Joar' De:rYr', I-'a'y Lou Tread,-ell, Joann Trum bull. POW 2-Va' Moody Judy Conway, Sue Frerrdlfg, Eels J: 'Scr', Barrie Keen, Kerry Adkins, CC 'l6' Crunnpacie' Joan Lewis, Vir gra Nac ':s' La'5 Garry, Mgr rell Wright Claudia S'-efry. POW 2-Lifda Hwclnfnson, Judy Da -els, Zane Hay, Sre y Bd , Toni Palrnberg Ja'-is Pfce, Snarcn Pycn, Slncron Woolley, Pav Al-elC1'dE.' CACHE Brig KC'l'erif-fe Mggfnfosl' Elenar Tuffy-4, Mfg, Crahffgrd ROW I-Barbara Sawyer, Sue Ellen Will? leon nie Lee, Laurie Warner, Toni Garduque, Jackie l.aMo7fe, Clnarlerfe Caballero, Susan Beclwrel, Nancy Roberts, Georgia Bremer, Kay Rifler. ROW 2-Mrs. Spear, Karen Winlrle, Carol Eclel man, Joan Tedford, Carol Bloom, Shirley Malls, Judy Herringron, Judy Truesdell, DWJHU B09l'lmef Margie Dickinson. ROW 3-Judy Gllflff MDW Morrissey, Ludele Germo, Sand? -lU50 f Bcflwfo Ernst, Joan Glasser, Donna Fryling, Judy Sea burg, Sue Piglzgh, Parience Barkley, Jeannerfe Boehrne, Alice Young, 'Ek ...cg v V me ., L ' ' be ' 5?',.f apes Mg Q I gf .1 .Q - 'I ' 2' 60' Q' yy, yl . I I I fi! ' I. 'V-ll IIW4. gh fwfyzf, X xRx ,X f X I MIIX 1' jl'f,I !'fI 4' X xx I X x I xg f, X x j :fEQL X ffl 54,-lx Sail? -. f - aa' I Q zjf 927 '? : K4 VIKING MEMORIES N? 0 ' if , 'L mn A QGX1 ffn 'f 151:21 , XT---.M Igxl-I-I-.IICII -C-. -Ji-ai fjrII1'!,,I7 LN W224' Ikinfft Q! -+113 IM ' , UH , ffff Rx X , X NQ ,, ,T I W, xiqssx ff 7, 'Z,' if . 'g I' XXX , 3 ,mf I Nwb WIKI., -L-:ul I w'I X' Ixtx Ny X, XI Q - ' L f I f 'Q I Q- . QXQW mx 3 N115 .l ,V f ,,,, Q V , ,,fv,,,, if a' we fi X 'i l , ff J sf f 9. 't Z 3- lf V xiii! Y f 'N S E i t f CAST OF HTIME OUT FOR GINGER ROW 'I Betty .lo Cannon, Agnes Carol, Ken Smith, Howard Carol, Rendi Lu Anderson Ginger Judy Lowman, Jeanne, Bob Brewer, Eddie Davis, ROW 2fBob Hill, Mr, Wilson Diana Hargrove Jean, Jim Eagan, Ed Hoffman, Terry Tondro, Tommy Greeng Carol Kanald Lizne Carolin Bass, Lizzie, uTime Out for the Senior Play Samohi audiences were delighted when Rendie Lu Anderson, as Ginger Carol, donned a football uni- form and went out for the boys' football team. Ginger's exploit caused quite a bit of confusion in her home town. Among the thoroughly flabbergasted were her family, Howard Carol, Ginger's father, her mother, Agnes, and her older sisters Joan and Jeanne, The female football star added a little more to the bedlam when she outran the fastest track man in school, Eddie Davis. Lizzie, the maid, was a stalwart supporter for a women's world. Also in the cast of the Winter '56 class play were Ed Hoffman, banker, and Mr. Wilson, school principal. Although it disappointed her father, Tommy Green was very pleased when Ginger decided to turn in her football gear and become a lady. :-. 1 1 g .rr 'II uDeath Takes a Holiday at Samohi The Spring Class of '56 was proud to present as its Senior Play Death Takes o Holiday. Written by Al- berto Casella and translated by Walter Ferris, the play is based onthe poetic conception of death suspending all activities for three days and assuming human flesh. Death, as Prince Sirl-ci of Alexandri, visits Duke Lambert and his family, his wife, the Duchess Steph- anie, Corrado, their son, the Baron Cesorea, and his daughter-in-law, Alda. Also staying in the Italian castle are Eric Fenton and his sister, Rhoda. While trying to discover why mortals cling to lite and tear death, Prince Sirki falls in love with the Princess ot San Lucafs daughter, Grazia. The cast also included Duke Lambert's friend, Ma- jor Whitreadp Cora, his maid, and Fedele, the butler. CAST OF DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY ROW l-Ar' Gaiala, Corrado, Carol Konold, Princess of San Luca, Frances Mclntyre, Grazia, Jim Eagan, Dulre Lambert, ROW 2YNarrnan Mulvenon, Eric Fenton, Brenda Sidey, Duchess Stephanie, Torn McBride, Death, Marinell Wright, Aldag Bob Brewer, Baron Cesarea, Fred Witt, Maia' Whivead Bonnie Berkeley, Rhoda Fenton, Judy Glick, Cara: Robert Monza, Fed-ele fx, . 4 9 ,.-W 'ffm WWYWY ZaWW's.d N.fiQ7F Adiliwwiw' ,,.....,- Mgt, 4 MU' f 'f Rvws' A Q k 'x ,fi q f A 4 A 'Wife X MISS SAMOHI JUDY FRANTZ ond Her Court of 1956 Toni Gcnrduque Jean Lee Mary Dona Susan Pickett Tiii 3-of TERRY TONDRO KAYHY FINLEY DOFU5 KMEF EDVHN Bscxsriatacri KEN SWTH r.-AXINE NEVID Honored Vikings Recognition and honor tor scholastic achievements are won each year by those graduating seniors whose accomplishments have been outstanding. Due to NAUTILUS deadlines it is impossible to give a com- plete summary ot the honored seniors. But as we go to press, the following students have received recognition for this year. Edwin Beckenbach, .loan Coshever, Mary Finley, Lois Garrick, Aletrice Grindstatt, James Ham, Betty Huntsman, Keith Ken- dig, Doris Kniet, Maxine Nevid, Robert Riopelle, Robert Sakomoto, Al Shirk, Ken Smith, Terry Tandro, Mary Weber, Joan Boehler, Mary Dana, Ted lkola, Carole Konold, Charles Leonard, Lauren Reager, and Tom Zimmer. Another school year has ended: the voices of the honor graduates will no longer echo through the halls of Samohi. By their example ot sincerity, manliness, honor, and service, we, who remain may be inspired. ALBERT sHiRK Jam cosiisvsie ALETRICE GRlNDSTAFF ROBERT Sf-KOMOTO ROBERT RIOPELLE KEITH KENDIG BETTY 0-iuNTSM,'-ri LOIS Gf-RRICK Q Ks Ng. .,,.,,..T., -Z s'Ul l EYlYW ' . R i 'A ? 15.6, Q5 Dancing Nights In ihe realm of Royal bliss. The crown rests lightly on 'he Queen of Il-me Mardi Gras Watch ou? for ihe ioeses. Could be- the pride of Arihur Murray. Moon Madness VVOQQC dum! r ffbuef fi gc c-czur' Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept Sept Sept. Ji,,a L sf' Calendar of Events 12-Everyone rushed madly to and fro trying to find classes on the first day of school. The new students had an assembly to find out what makes Samohi tick. Afterwards the Sophomore bays were led to the seal to start off the right way. 13-We all stood a pose as our I.D. pictures were taken. 'I5-Sergeanettes held their first meeting and elected Eva Nell Gray as President. G.A.A. also met and l.arita Brown was chosen to lead our sports-minded girls. -The Greek Theatre was the meeting place for our first assembly. A dozen new teachers were introduced as well as two students from foreign countries. -School spirit was overflowing at the first meeting of the Pep Rally Committee under the leadership of Mr. Pep, Tom McBride. -New girls were welcomed at the Big-Little Sister Tea held in the cafeteria. Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept. Oct. Oct. .22- . 23- 24- Hopeful opponents battled it aut as class elections were held today. Enthusiasm filled the Greek Theatre as our first pep assembly was held. Sergeanette fronts strutted their stuff as the yell leaders led us in some new cheers. Victory for Samohi was the cry when Hawthorne bowed before our varsity, 7-6. The climax to the evening was the after-game dance sponsored by the Junior class. -The B team trounced Mira Costa, 13-0. -The band exhibited their new droodles at the pep assembly today. That night the mighty Vikings swept over Mira Costa, 23-l2. The B's ran over Inglewood, 27-O. Rah! Rah! An exchange pep assembly was held with Inglewood in the Greek Theatre. ' -Wlk lsr? Oct Oct. 10 Oct, 'I'l Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. 25 5 im, -Samohi chalked up a vqrsi T4- T9- Rendie Lu A 20- fy victory over Inglewood, 4O'0. -Competition between 2nd period classes began today as the P.T.A. membership drive was opened, -'Showboat' was the theme of the Girls' League Fashion Show, sponsored by Mickey Fine. 13-The Centennial B team lost ta our mighty Vikings, 6-20. Several Vikings were surprised and disappointed as the Centen- nial Apaches took the varsity game, 'l8-6. r-derson walked att with the lead in the Senior Play Time Out For Gingerf Samohis B team lost to Anaheim, T3-7, but they are still un- beaten in Boy League. 2'l-An asserrbly fearurin eve th' t u ' g ry .ng rom spirituols to rhythm and blues was provided by the Ebonoires in the Greek Theatre. It was indeed a sod night tar the varsity Vikings as they dropped their second Football game . . . this one to Anaheim, 'l-4-O. Entertaining is a mild adiective to describe the assembly when Dan Blake told at his experiences as one ot the first trogmen. H, Yu I 53 Kzwfe. X ' its gs ' -A .e ' , ' 'v Z1 'Vi -v Z SV 1 l Y A . ,. 9 1 ' , 1 ' ,A Efffz' . . 5 .. f' A w ..q, ' . ,S GUM y 4 W ,':7N.1r,.-- ., L A ,, F7 4 -,W ' V ' P sas wyvn -,, - ,V . , ' '62, Q ff . I - ,,T,..s,,f'f f ,32,9'vp qw ' - V, .f-'- 11 y f' 2. i ti - f , -'V' flare -A sniff' ,Ag 1, . , yr v,Sz1w,ff23XY sygfgffmsgse-Y if .gi f. a, -V -- 'T ' ' i5f?f'l2'27iic1'ii 5. K3 'N V 4: J X ,f - 2' ' ' . , 'fcfffi ' f i,,,Qf ' I , ,j3?G1- ' ' .- gg Ww , Oct. Nov, Nov Nov. Nov. Nov, Nov. Nav. Nov. 28 ,V,Y i X -The First big dance was held in the Girls' G ym tonight. lt was the annual Spinsters' Skip with the theme Moonlight Mardi Gras. 4-Scenes from Oklahoma and Carousel wer d 5-T e presente by the mixed ensemble in the assembly. he Homecoming Celebration with Suanne Brenner reigning as queen was brightened when the Samohi eleven beat Las Vegas, 14-7. 8-Parents took over student s h cl l 'll-Samohi trounced Garden Grove, 27-'I4 'I3-The Samohi c e ues at the semi-annual P.T.A. Open House. , for its fifth victory. sportsmanship proved itself as we beat the to Ba P Y League score and rewarded ourselves with a dance 'Featuring the Keith Williams Band. 'I6-Much moola was made by the Delians at their showing ot The Glenn Miller Storyj' 18-Music, music, and more music was given to the students by the Four Tones, a marimba playing foursome. 25- Our first C.l.F, game turned out to be our last when Alhambra wan the football game, 27-7. ,Q ' Dec. 9- Dec. 15- Dec. I6- Jan. 6 Jan. ll Jan. 12 Mi' r ,gy-if 1 Ohs and Ahs were heard all over Barnum Hall as films of the 'l952 Olympics were shown. Our mighty football team was honored at a banquet after com' pleting one of the toughest seasons ever played. The reputation of Samohi's generosity was added to as beautie fully wrapped Xmas gifts were distributed to needy families throughout Santa Monica, If you hadn't felt the Christmas Spirit yet, you certainly did after hearing the beautiful carols sung by the Mixed Ensemble and Girls' Chorus, -There were several surprised faces as students saw themselves on the screen in The Spirit of Samohif' Also featured during the assembly were the Lennon Sisters who sang many popular songs. -A.S.B. elections were held today. After the campaign speeches our new A.S.B. Prexy was Tom McBride, Vice-President, Dick Bea- zellp Secretary, Mary Dana, Speaker of the House, Tim Knapp, and Yell King, Don Wichman. -Laughter rang through Barnum Hall this afternoon during the performance of the Senior Play, Time Out for Ginger. . if Delicious food and a hilarious prophcey provided excellent back- ground for the Senior Banquet, held at Santa Ynez Inn. Boys' league and Girls' league elections were held after which Toni Garduque and Gary Gholson were announced as the new Presi- dents. Winter Wonderland, this semesterfs Senior Prom, provided a night to remember for everyone who attended the spectacular event at the Riviera Country Club. With mixed emotions due to report cards, everyone looked 'for- ward lo the beginning of a new semester. The old semester was ushered out with the Commencement exercises and the all night Grad Party at the Moulin Rouge. The first day of the new semester found seniors herding clusters of new sophomores toward the seal. Afterward, these scrubs were greeted officially at an assembly, -The basketball team traveled to Mira Costa to play a winning game, 78-52, f ..i A KK 'if V 5 in 12.-, '.v,fQQz 11327 gk ' 'W7-'i5' Z-. . l 'Y .1 . 'tix i w ,4 ' or ,K up i 74.4..,,,, f. .fx :'e:e e: L :LCS , ,.:L,.- :,,,. ,,,. :L -E .E..,, ,..- '-,. H , he :E,:E:,E..L : . 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Springtime at Samohi, the Sergeanette fashion show, displayed the newest styles in cottons. -Sandy Grindstaff reigned as queen as Samohi and Inglewood tangled at the night track meet with Samohi winning, 60-43. The Junior A's concluded the evening by sponsoring a dance at the Girls' Gym. fPublic School Week. Dedication services of the new Sci- ence Building were held Wednesday evening. -Tom McBride became Mayor of Santa Monica as Boys' Career Day was observed by over one hundred and eighty-four boys. A luncheon was held at the Miramar for the boys and their sponsors. fBay League track preliminaries were held today. Frances Mclntyre and Tom McBride captured the leads in the Senior Play, Death Takes a Holiday. -Girls assumed the roles of business executives in various fields on Girls' Career Day. Accompanied by their spon- sors, the girls met for a luncheon afterward. fi 3 if Xi 2 A .Q s i Z May May May May May May May May in K4 ,W . ,W i The Democratic-Republican Youth Party held a mock. non-partisan political convention in Barnum Hall today. Bay League track finals were held today. Centennial Varsity won first place while Samohi tied for second with Mira Costa. As the result of today's A.S.B. elections, Dick Beozell will be at the helm of the A.S.B. Cabinet next semester. IO-Cookies, tea, and speeches were in order at the Ser- geanette Tea. l5-The Sealbearers were honored at the Ninth Annual Delian Banquet held at the Santa Ynez Inn. 16-Elections were the topics of the day as the students balloted for Boys' and Girls' League officers for next semester. l8-Fortunate students received their honors at the award assembly today. 22-Delians spent their off-campus day at Disneyland. rwiw we fn-6 5 s s 9 f , fl Y. xii H 3 we F 1 M 67 Q.. 1 N ' - 'M ,. .. f a X- :X -s W e V- s- -.-.fs my-:ses N . . .. .. ... .3 -1, Mc, 25- Arabic' N'g s was fre Yrenre for Yre fabulous Senor Prof- r-ec: c' e FW'-era Ccunvrf Club. 25-GAA. c:':fu:-ec e sernever Fri' 're annual bafquev NCy Nay 29- Mcf 3'3- Ncy E7- C' CH' Ccllege. Old cf 5icers welcomed new Q5-Ficials, e'f:e': ffe'e : o'ed for serfesfers c:cl'ieverr'enVs. B-' I c:'c G'rls Leocue E1ec..Yfve Bo-crds celebrafed end .,,, -..V , :5 se es'er f- ' c de c'ous loncreo' a? Rands. Efeffcfe wen' 2' a folcoy 'n carrrnerforafion of New-c :l Say. Sndevs Cisfrfssec c' 2:35 p.r'r'. ro cverd FTCYIFEE per. 4o'rf':':e Q' Sec Talres G Hal dcy, serior ploy. N , 4 lnrzf-4 1 5 - 1 fig!! 0 , 'X K .lure 7-Special recognlfion assembly was presenled fc l-vcr-or Ylwose sruclenfs receiving awards. Evening periorrngy-C9 or senior play. June 4-Bi' O Sweden was hos? for A.S.B. Banquet Jufe 6- one go? a chuckle our of ine class prophecy. June B-Everyone Fel? like dnching as 'Final examinations began June 10-Graducfes arose early fo crfend Baccolaureaie Services June 13-PTA gave a reception For Senior A's. Jane l5hSemors bid Farewell fo Scrnolwi as groduarion exerose close. Summer vacavion, Hurray! - -I Seniors enlcfed class banquef of Miramar Horel, Ever,- : 'ff M X J 2' ,r j K ... L ,., ,Lf Tl, K qs RK 52111, ,M VWKING PATRONS ' mama- MNQEWQW W--fU,f Xixl-Qfif 'X X 7 4 Q-.,, 92 ...A 'U Q 4 .hw 1 ,. ri 1 li 3' few , T' Y 'rf in 7' V 1' 7 't ,'gH 7' 'QA fl-I , 2, i f ' nm, ' I , .,,, 1,.,..,N,,, . P. E 5 pd 5' . n 5 l E , S - - -f A 1 fy I ' ' -K , ' 1 an . ,, 1 mv 'M' L ...vwnhi I Gay's Campus Shop 1229 Third Street Santa Mon Tom Brown 1223 Third Santa Monica lack Beaver Hairdresser Santa Monica Sweet Sixteen Fountain, 1534 M Grill ontana Kay's Book and Stationery 420 Santa Monica Santa Monica Rennie Tucker 1437 Third Santa Monica Charles Ashford 1632 Montana Santa Monica The Sfore of Young Ideas KAUFMAN'S Corlo, Jeori, ond Mory, like oll foshion-minded young women, love To shop of Koufmorfs. Three good reosoris-first with The newest foshioms, olwoys top quoiify, pleosorsf, courteous service. N s For that special day long to be remembered, each moment brims with happiness. Ann's Flowers for fine quality. Pictured are: Sue Ann, Barbara, Fred, and Bolo. ANN'S FLOWERS Mr. 8K Mrs. Harold Brownsberger Proprietors 1915 Wilshire Blvd. 138 Colleen, Janet, and Rajean look over some sparkling styles in the gay, sophisticated footwear that is distinctively Vin Baker's. WN BAKER'S 1242 Third Street Santa Monica xi N Y X X Rx w Q we Sli is Mgxgf it s ' X . Q N vfmsmig In ,F A f Q5 ,gs K tp, 'Fl Ruthy's the store with the large variety of clothes for all occa- sions. Whether tor campus dates, travel ar a da at the beach , y , yau'll find lust what you like. Pictured above are: Nancy, Car- ol, Pat, and Darlyn. RUTHY'S 301 Santa Monica Blvd. Santa Monica ew-1 Nur SEARS SANTA MONICA Your Friendly Store Featuring the Featherlite Step in Women's Dress Shoes 302 Colorado Avenue Santa Monica Pictured are Diane, Renee, and Shirlee. l39 Patterson Flowers 532 Wilshire Blvd. Santa Monica Llo-cla-mar 507 Wilshire Blvd. Santa Monica Nittinger's 1335 Third Santa Monica Bay Sporting Goods 319 Wilshire Blvd. Santa Monica Carlisle Stationers 1343 Third Santa Monica Boulevard Camera 1201 Wilshire Santa Monica Engravers Corporation 600 New High Street los Angeles 12, Calif. W- F-W,W,,,,,,,, T 'O im ,Z f- .img I MICKEY FINE Fashions for Her 1332 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD Corner 14th Street SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA Feawring National Brands of Feminine Fashions Dalion Casbrneres . . . Wondarnere Sweaters Coats . . . Suifs . . . Dresses Spagnoli lrnporls Sporfswear . . . Hosiery , . . Lingerie Handbags . . . Cosiume Jewelry If iT's fashionable, you will want To buy if from Mickey Shown above are: Slwirley, Mary, Beverly, and Don. Fine A Es '?1:!i 3' - 3 gigliiltt f giufxuznxv FE? A l si, I I vi: ssnf,, , xgqsiisxi Smart Vikes shop at Campbell' s for the latest styles and fine val- ues. Shown above are: Barbara, Jim, Art, and Laurie. Campbells 332 Santa Monica Boulevard Santa Monica LEARN SHORTHAND IN 6 WEEKS SHORTHAND-FAMOUS A-B-C SYSTEM SPEEDWRITING TYPING oPTloNAL NO SYMBOLS--NO MACHINES-USES ABC's Best Wishes to the Senior Class of I956 For Business ancl Civil Service Free Trio' Lesson JUNIOR ACCOUNTS INVITED Day or Evening Sessions Free Placement Service SHAW'S .IEWELERS Willis College of Business I44I Fourih Sheet Santa Monica, Calif. Santa Monica 142 1421 Third Street Best Wishes to Student Body and Graduating Class Best Wishes to the Graduating Class From Madge Warnick , KNEELAND S Mm' Jlen 's Apparel Santa Monica, Calif. Shown above are: Allen, Renclie, Carmen and Dave. Santa Monica It you are going on a journey And your memory's sort of weak, Take along a Carlson's Camera And let your pictures speak. Take a Camera from Carlson's To show what you have seen Tlrwat you really saw TaiMal1al And really met the Queen. CCUAAOIQ if PHOT0 SUPPLY 413 Santa Monica Blvd. Santa Monica 1 4 Music lovers agree-the Music Box is the place to find the lat- est and the best in recordings- whether it's CLASSICS-JAZZ-POPULAR WESTERN-RHYTHM 81 BLUES THE MUSIC BOX 1411 Third Street Santa Monica Shown are Dixie, Glenda and Tom. For your best selection of col- legiate dress and sportswear items, select Marbro's Campus Shop. Pictured above are: Mary Lou, Rosella, Janice, and Irene. MARBRO'S CAMPUS SHOP 317 Santa Monica Blvd. Santa Monica Hg Y 'mf 3 ALWAYS THE LARGEST SELECTIONS X OVMA -QS-'QFR 1 QYCYB f . oiq get 6? 'TV I 1 f 5 3 T313 Third Sfreef Shown above Ecrbcfo, and Bevf x-View iw WW: H1..,......,-.-1 Cur new home office in 1956 SANTA MONICA BANK COMMERCIAL Sl SAVINGS 4th and Arizona Santo Monicc1's only independent bank ,W W- 1 ' fy f N f ' ff , ff , ff' W f , 1 1 W , A Im Bmw sunin IW' Becxuty of our business is flowers. Best wishes to the graduating senior class. Shown above ore: Rolene, Bob ond Vol, CAMPBELL FLOWERS 2302 Santa Monica Blvd. Santa Monica gent llflimcej .fl ilu graCLza fion Cyan J rom II RlSll 'S TELEVISION 81 APPLIANCES 1342 Fifth Sf. - EX 3-0131 Home of magnificent Magnavox Hi-fidelify Radio-Phanographs, TV RE I ESTATE To Buy-To Sell Howard L. Beazell REALTOR 2835 Wilshire Blvd. Phone: EX 4-7612 Santa Monica, Calif. EX 3-3951 Marlene, Chiquiia and .lenean all agree that ferry brills is The place to go for 'Feminine fashions. fhe ierry brills 1431 lhircl sfreel' santa monica Compliment! of CUMMINGS-BUICK, INC. SANTA MONICA FORD BUICK FORD 1501 Santa Monica Blvd. 1230 Santa Monica Blvd, RALPH CUTRIGHT. INC. VOLKSWAGEN 1530 Wilshire Blvd. TOM DAVIES, INC. CLAUDE SHORT CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DODGE -- PLYMOUTH 1908 Santa Monica Blvd. 1127 Santa Monica Blvd. HART FULLERTON DESOTO-PLYMOUTH 1601 Santa Monica Blvd. HASTING CHEVROLET CO. SIMONSON-SCHACTMAYER, INC CHEVROLET PACKARD -- PACKARD CLIPPER Second St. and Colorado Ave. 1626 Wilshire Blvd. LYNCH MOTORS, INC. LINCOLN-MERCURY-CONTINENTAL 1229 Santa Monica Blvd. MARTIN MOTORS CO., INC. McCREDIE PONTIAC CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC 1115 Wilshire Blvd. 900 Sanla Monica Blvcl. S. K. SMITH 5260 West 104th Street Los Angeles 45, Calif. RAY THOMPSON 719 Broadway Santa Monica, Calif. DON'S MALT SHOP 436 Pico Blvd. Santa Monica, Calif. MOODY PRINTING 1621 Montana Santa Monica, Calif. Save money by joining our Rec- ord Clubf' No charge to ioin and Free Bonus Records with your purchases. 'THE Rscorzn BAR Litter 81 Company 318 Santa Monica Blvcl. EXbrook 4-4777 -If ff: 1-.wsd.'d,. 1. Zia . P N S O For Radiant l-lealth! 0 gg VITA-LIFE MILK gg always first quality provides up to EE 33 times the Af'f' EE - - - ..... Z5 minerals of gg always low price fe9U'a' m k! 5: En GEMAR 5-, '40 vo' -v-i AW:.,:VIfrucf-,,C,alLlorriin WILSEIRE at 3rd 'SANTA MONICA LI I 7705 T 3:1 'A x Ar?:f:'cp 1,1 3 X ix' . 'gf Xi 'X 1 xx A ,I ,fqdfgk LXK-X X - , ,, MHA- ,QQ ., X XX X l :JZ Q f:m-1 I N ' N, N, X Q 3 my-ggi Qs xxfx x .A,, W- KA. 2 if-11' R ,.-4 I ,' Fx, f vii? J- .V , ,fig fi-, ws i will tiff, IL Farm!! -fi A i is mea lil lJil l ll V-,i if i ,GEA 553, Qfil 4935 ffl fiili i Xxx Xi xx X ' is 71 A ' X X 1 Qgvifg , ,4--fy: X x X ' l N i X X ol i X ith a Futu e... For high school gracluates who can qualify, we have interesting positions open in various cleparlments of our organization. Employment is steacly with regular pay increases. opportunity for aclvancement, special training, paicl vacations ancl holiclays, siclcness lnenelits and many other advantages. For further information, call at our Employment Glfice nearest you. General Telephone Company of California One of America's Fastest Growing V L Companies in the Essential , aaggkp Communications lndustry Employment Office: 1313 6th Street, Santa Monica 150 Vlbt y Y ,, , f xx., -in 12330 1 ' M F -W ' M540 .,: ff f lr 'u -2 ai , 15 Y . 1 - W kf'?135x ,, WN, Ze re, qi f 13' an Q. if .ei C? 45 wx ,L X ' . ., vsfrga Acknowledgements Th school year of 1956 has ended, e another Nautilus, packed with every- thing pertinent to that year, is com' pleted. Now it is up to you to deter- d' how mine how accurate our recor is, good our choice of theme, and the h' book to you. We gratefully acknowledge the o le who have given us assistance Pe P in the creation of this yearbook. Our ' D thanks go to the Administrators, r. d M Da for their invalu- actual value oft is Konold an r. y, able aid and advice in scheduling, and financial affairs. We appreciate the efforts of Mr. Robert Mehl of Metropolitan Engravers, Mr. Tom At- kinson, photographer, Mr. John Bugel of Murray 8- Gee, printers and pub- l' hers, and Mr. Charles Shoenberg, is for the cutting of our records. extended to Special recognition is Ken Smith for his time and to Santa Monica Sound Corporation for the use of their special recording equip- to Bob Brewer who was our ment, , Voice of the Viking, to Mr. Eicholtz, who also helped with our recording, and to Doris Knief for her aid in writ- h do in copy. To everyone who as Q nated his time and efforts, we extend our grateful thanks. 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