Sierra High School - Oracle Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1959 volume:

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' kv I Published by the Associated Student Body of Sierra High School 9401 So, Painter Ave. Whittier, California his X, tx -ew xx -, Q5 .1 T, I fry:-.r bra Qi' ,R 'sph -or-' Q' q- ut POINT LOBOS An extremely rugged but mdescrrbably beau trful headland whlch guts nnt0 the sea lust a few mules south of Carmel ns the locale of one of the last remammg groves of Monterey Cyprus rn the world The comblnatlon of blue Pacrflc austere clutfs and wmd twrsted trees makes the area one of the most wldely pho tographed places on the face of the earth Ebel - LAKE TAHOE Luke a huge mrrror tunted wnth multuple hues of blue and green Lake Tahoe rests on the Calnfornra Nevada lane The 22 mule long lake provndes a year around playground for swrm mers and anglers whale the surrounding mountarns delrght the hrker and the skner Emerald Bay lplctured herel a branch of the lake IS a favorlte resort area for vacatloners DEATH VALLEY Sun lovers fund a varuety of mterestrng and odd geographrc formatmons an the valley which boasts of the hottest temperatures In the country and the lowest spot on the North Amerncan contunent THE REDWOODS Caluforma shares wrth Oregon the dlstnnctnon of havung the largest and oldest trees rn the world the coastal redwoods and the grant sequonas The General Sherman tree located In Yosemrte Natronal Park IS the largest and probably the oldest tree In the world benng 36 feet around 272 feet hugh and between 3 500 and 4 000 years old SAN FRANCISCO BAY A narrow entrance called the Golden Gate guards one of the best natural harbors In the world San Francisco Bay Today the bay s spanned by two of the worlds greatest en gnneerung marvels the Golden Gate Brrdge the longest and hughest srngle span brrdge un the world and nts eught and one half mule long suster the San Francrsco Oakland Bay Brldge UNN f X 23' S. 1 1 1' . i',1t?'7Z! . x VL . L . f ' f f zfHL fw' - , 1 J ' . -X, 147k f xx I, . . L.. 1 g ll funn' 0,y,f tgfff f fl f 1 , f - .4 f , LLU'Nwjl HIGH SIERRAS A snow capped wonderland of rugged peaks peaceful valleys and torrential streams typify the mountain range that forms the eastern wall of the state Until the admission of Alaska the Sierras boasted the highest point in the United Stat s Mount Whitney CALIFORNIA COAST Californians love the sea and rightly so for California offers over 600 miles of the most varied coastline in the world everything from lagged cliffs carved in grotesque shapes by Old Man Nature to secluded little beaches strewn with fantastic driftwood from far away places 51- in- YOSEMITE High in the Slerras the Merced River winds past Half Dome one of the great cliff forma tions in the Yosemite Valley The valley once the home of beauty loving Indians is now one of the favorite vacation spots of travelers the world over ,417 N ty iff v M ,lf M ff V wtf if l MM il WW! Mya AWA I I I' ,rw Many years ago before the days of Columbus a book was written which became a best seller throughout the known world. The book The Deeds of Esplandian, told of an island a land of promise filled with the sweet perfume of wildflowers. Birds filled the sunny vales with sweet songs and life was a paradise of peace and plenty. This island paradise was ruled by an amazon queen named Califia. Long afterward when the Spanish explorers sailed the west coast of the new world they found a land so sunny and beautiful that it reminded them of the land ruled by Califia. To this land they gave the name of California. This beautiful land has known many rulers and peoples since its discovery. The bearded fur-hatted Russians who wanted to make a fur-trading center- the gay colorful Mexicans who feasted and danced in the streets and took their siestas in the afternoon- the ambitious men who made California a separate republic- and finally the practical responsible Americans who made California a land of industrial and agricultural magnitude. The golden land of California has all that was attributed to its namesake and more. Where else do barren desert and high mountains lie within a few hundred miles of each other? Where else can a vacationer go skiing, swimming, and hunting in the same day? What person would not fall in love with this land of sunlight after he has seen snow-capped mountains rising thous- ands of feet from a barren desert, or has looked a hundred feet down a sheer cliff at a frothing, sea? California, golden California-SUNNY CALIFORNIA, the theme of this yearbook, we are forever grateful to you for the beauty and enjoyment with which you have filled our lives. MR. EUGENE O. WINEIN Mr. Eugene O. Wineing long and distinguished in the Whittier Union School District began in ball at Whittier High He served there, except four year hitch in the Force, until 1952. He was called to El Rancho High to serve as Director of Athletics and Assistant Dean of Boys. In 1956, his career led the District Administrative tices, where he served year as Coordinator of otional Services. ln 1957 was named Principal of Sierra High School. And now, 1959, he is assistant intendenr of the Whittier Union High School District. when he was hired to teach dustrial Arts and coach foot- School. DEDI GER er's career igh H 1940, ln- for o Air than School 'R him to Of. for OPM'- he QQ in pef. Su he Trustees Not too long ago, when. Sierra High School was only a diagram on a drawing board, t of the Whittier Union High School District began to look for capable and experienced people to organ- ize and direct the yet-unborn school. From El Rancho High School they chose a man of experience and intelligence, and on his shoulders they placed the responsibility of directing the new school. From Whittier High School they chose a woman with a special gift of understanding, and gave to her the iob of guiding all the girls of this new bastion of learning. lt was proven that they chose well, for in view of their excellent records, they were recently selected for higher positions. The man is now the Assistant Superintendent of the Whittier Union High 'd ttice of Pioneer High School, the latest addition to the district. When it was learned that they were gon g , f b th of these educators were friends of the student body. Yet there was an air of happiness, School District, and the woman has been chosen to head the gui ance o 'n to leave there was sadness around the Spartan Cam- pus, or o for we, the Student Body of Sierra High School, know that they have gone on to even greater things. So, in gratitude for the many selfless contributions they have made for our school, and for us as individuals, we gratefully dedicate this, the 1959 Oracle, to you, Mr. Eugene O. Wineinger, Assistant Superintendent of the Whittier Union High School District, and to you, Mrs. Madeline Sorensen, Vice-Prin- cipal of Pioneer High School. CATV N xg1s:QffsPT, , 1 f, J-' Y.. e ' ' 4 4 ,, 5 Q ,,,..........,, , W.-4 ,-- 'Vi-vvvi .uv V he ug, , -- - -1-fwaiz. 'vvv -' v - - V' 5-4, VJVX Vu-4, , 'I' 6 5 -hjv X1 Rf! 1 fl QF A , gi, ' 'QV ' 1' 'H - fa -r' . . ,..-M-vm,W,g-E1 ,.. lg' . X. KY it MRS. MADELINE SORENSEN Mrs. Madeline Sorenson has been with the Whittier Union High School District since 1947. She began as a teacher of English Orientation and Senior Problems, and by 1954 had so distinguished herself that she was called to serve as Assistant Dean of Girls. After serving a year in this position, she moved back to the Basic f'.-wma Rrrilrlinn nn Dannrrmanv Fknirmnn TAF LE f F rORE-IWOFXD ADPIINIS IGM-X FION DtCtAd ss ASB GOVERNMENI' P Sunny California ..................... 2 Dedication .......................... 4 5 is ri ministration ............... 10 Board ot Trustees ...Q ............. ...li Sierra Administration .......,........ 14 F Ity ..................... ...... 1 8 is, 555 . , K 5: K: .yqif F 3' XX rw' A ' Y M 'id' in sn s s i r J x, W ,H Y N7 -Kg ll-?x'v no Vi pg, 1, of V Aj'A.s.B. cabinet .......,.............. 28 ,ll Q RJ Girls' League ....................... 33 . -- , v Vi NSY, PJ l 7' , XX ft! l ' ' 'N ' L l yn? gxlb VCY Ni NAV AM -lv-V vl: x' ff: W xy cf is W qvgwv XJ Pl 'NJ5-'S ' X-f J 'K J u '. 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RGANIZJ-X fl' N4 Clubs Sword and Slmeld Oracle Staff Pepsters and Musuc 'N F SP' R I' Football Water Polo and Cross Country Basketball Wrestlung and Gymnastlcs Golf and Track Baseball Swrmmung anal Tennis GAA 3 E-X NT, ACFIWITIES Spartans at Work and Play 4 Dances and Assemblies Fall Follues Football Court Varsnty Faculty Game Glrls League Dance Dramatuc Productions P SFLUDE Advertising In apprecwatuon A ' 6 Y U r ' X xo W Q f I ,QS ,A ,, K x . . . 1 N K , ' ................... 96 X, ' 41 V 1 as YV V w at mp D -'T ivfxj T 'N ' iJ X N LJ X sl .........114 ' ' ............ 124 ' ' ' ............... 136 wi-, rain V-:LL 1 i 1 ........... 14 N, 'XX 4, f 221 ' ............. 146 C- RQ '-Tkw' rSf ' ........................ 150 ,YL 4 'g, .......,............. 152 1 fini '-4 Qu 1 ............... 154 X-in ,s 4 -.42 A? I . . ................ Q vi sxkzxjh N ........... ....156 114- T -be J X -'F' ,xx .-6, Q-Y f- , r ,. - t .: X-, 1. 6 V f J C X. lf' .' Nil A - ' H Y , V 'Lf - s ' A 54 'lf X X 'X xi 72 Q56 f' ...................... .mo xr, A F? Y' ................... .168 6 , 56' sf lvl Q V -N l Nxix ADVIIN IQ W R4 X A N 0 X ff Q N ,W A Jxifryf R210 M I NK N I IM Mp' J f I N 'rafvrufm Courtesy, Orissa Von Brocklin I WM IME DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES SIERRA ADMINISTRATION FACULTY DlS'I'RlC'I' li ADP'llNlS'l'Ri-Yl'lON Through the ettorts ot the administrative 'W' i staff, Sierra High School has become one ot the greatest schools lin the district in two short years. The iob ot the district administrators is to 1 carry out the many policies of the Board of Trustees. These take in everything that has to do with building, maintenance, curriculum, staffing, and supplies. This year, besides the task of keeping the existing schools running smoothly, the adminis- trators were busy with the many problems in- volved in the opening of a new high school. Mr. Heber Holloway -, ss- Superintendent Mr. Gene O. Wineinger Assistant Mr. Leonard A, Grundy Mrs. Marian W Hoage Mr. M M. Luther Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Business Manager Mr. Douglas Ferguson, President bf l-'V' 'Sanur BO!-XRD OF T RUST EES The responsibility of preparing the nation's greatest resource - her youth, rests in the va- rious School Boards throughout the nation. The Whittier Union High School District is guided by a Board of Trustees composed of five members, who are elected for a three year term. The Board of Trustees is the link between the taxpayers, who elect them, and the people whom the board appoints to operate the schools. This dedicated group works many extra hours and regularly devotes every other Thursday eve- ning to the task of keeping our schools provided with the finest educational opportunities with the money available. Mr. Malcolm Williamson, Vice-President , , , 4t5,V,,,,Mi1s Mr. Tom Folsom Mr. James F. McLaughlin Mr. Merton G. Wray f gd af 69 l 12 i, X ' ri fe, if J 5 ,,,w ' X ' X X X -vi ,--. . . X V 7 lg- Jr rx li tu. tn 1 , Q 'L 1:5 3 RH 5 ' C w'n. !7.fQ 4s-:F ' , i if , During the early part of the year new landscaping provided a different topic of conversation around the school. iile S?AR'l'AN SCENES A multitude of students can always be found surrounding the snack shack, center of activity here at Sierra Q.--9 , ,l Sighs of relief were heard when at last the long awaited for girls' locker room was completed. I-XDP'lINlSTF ATI' N , ffm' . ' 'L - ,P Many years from now, January lsT, 1959 will be only an entry in The files of Those who keep The hisTory of Sierra High School. BuT for The SparTans of Today, This dafe is a vivid memory. lT was a day filled with The sadness of parTing and The ioys of weli coming a new friend. On This day, Mr. Eu- gene O. Wineinger, principal of Sierra High School since iTs opening, lefT The SparTan campus To Take The posiTion of Assisfanf Sup- erinTendenT of The WhiTTier Union High School DisTricT, and Mr. John l. Chickanzeff, former principal of El Rancho High School AdulT School, became principal. To The old friend, The sTudenT body exTends iTs Thanks, and To The new friend, iTs besf wishes for a bright future. Mr. Eugene O. Wineinger, First Semesier Principal Mr. John I. Chichanzeff, Second Semester Principal Mr. Orval D. McLellan Dean of Boys First Semester Dean of Girls Mrs. Madeline C. Sorensen 'S Director of Attendance Mr. Kenneth E. Orr Director of Activities Sierra has grown and progressed greatly during the past school year, and much of the credit for this progess can be given to the administrators, who did the behind- the-scene work necessary for a successful school. These people must solve the hundred of little problems that arise each day, as well as the major iobs of planning programs, advising teachers, and representing the school. Even with all their other duties, their doors are al- ways open to anyone who wants advice or help. These men and women are constantly working toward a well organized and progressive student body. Mr. Arthur A. Harshbarger Mrs. Rachel Woolette Second Semester Dean of Girls COUNSELORS-Bottom Row: Miss Marjorie Jones, Mr. Robert Wolsroncrofr, Mrs. Rachel Woolef, and Mrs. Mina Pierce. Top Row: Mr. Jack Landis, Mr. Gerald Haines, Mr. Warren Hackett, and Mr. Howard La ne. C' UNYEL 9 FCR1-E'l'i-XF I 1 x 's P? 1 3 Miss Mariorie Jones f Head Counselor fb SECRETARIES-Bottom Row: Mrs. Amy Barley, Mrs. Claudia Askew, Mrs. Barbara Waite, and Mrs. Berry Somes, Top Row. Mrs, Shirley Baker, Mrs. Cecile Lloyd, Mrs, Louise Winfher, Miss Barbara Toney, Mrs. Terry Dewyer, and Mrs. Roberta Ehler. Mrs. Amy Barley Secretary to the Principal Ccfef Mr. I Senh Mrs. e CAFETERIA WORKERS-Left to Right: Mrs. Lois Block, Mrs. Amy Mouk, Mrs. Sarah Neff, Mrs. Marion Shires, Mrs. Mary Mean, and Mrs. Ruth Haro. Mrs, Francis Heussonstamm Art Club American Life is a course which teaches the student to know and appreciate his Ameri- can Heritage. The country's his- tory, in war and in peace, is vividly presented by the capable instructors of the department. From the War for Independence to the United Nations, all stu- dents are given the opportunity to learn the basic principles of democracy, as they apply to the world and to their own lives. Mr. Joseph Adler Mrs. Lois Clifton Senior Problems Library Debate Club Forensic Club Mr. Howard Lane Department Head California History Counseling, Jr. Class Mr. Fredrick Osmond Applied Science Junior Class Physical Education Mrs. Dorothy lazior Mr. Richard I. Smiih Senior English Annual Advisor C ub A RT Mr. Frank Matranga Ceramics Pepsters FACU LT Y ls this word nominative or obiective? i-XPIERICAN LIFE Advanced Art students practice drawing living models. Q l' I Did you ever have one of those days when you're all thumbs? Miss Setsuko Nakamura ing I, ll Activity and Service Points Mrs. Mina Pierce Office Machines Girls' League ART From simple things such as paint and canvas come beautiful and exquisite works of art. But it takes a third ingredient, a catalyst, to bring forth the mag- nificent from the simple. Provid- ing this third ingredient is the purpose of Sierra High School's Art Department. Students are given the opportunity to create and express themselves in all media, including sculpture, tex- tiles, drawing, mosaic, and painting. Students have a chance to show their work and enter many contests which come up during the year. E3 SINESS EDUCATIV N Miss Jean Carson Bookkeeping I, II Typing I Mr. Edward Meacham Shorthand l Audio-Visual Mr. Richard Hovelsrud Shorthand II F.B.L,A. BUSINESS EDUCATION S i e r r a H i g h School's Business Education Depart' ment covers five general areas: Sec- retarial, Office Pro- cedures, Merchan- dising, and General Office Training, The Miss Carolyn Viens Typing I Usherettes courses provide vo- cational tra i ning and give knowledge and skills which students will fi n d useful in their per- sonal I i v e s. Mr. Bobby Wyroff Business Practice I fnllnna T..,.:..... l be . Miss Darla Bonomit Mathematics l if Freshman 'Class Miss Claire Danneskiold Senior English Student Assembly Mr. Carl Fox Senior Problems C.S.F. Mr. Dwuine Ganyo Dance Club Coaching Miss Sylvia Georgeff Mathematics I Girls' League Mr. Arthur Roessel Senior Problems Student Court Mr. Jack Landis Department Head Mr. Mahlon Conly Senior Problems Mr. Paul Davis Mr. Lon Craven Boys' Physical Education Coaching Mr. Armando Del Torto News Sfgff Senior Problems Cub Reporting F-T-A Public Relations I fix U I 1 xf Q 1 Counseling To the incoming freshman, high school can be a frightening experience. The English Orien- tation Departments first and foremost function is to orient and accustom the incoming freshman to high school lite, and to give him a solid background in the basic skills of English. The sec- i 4'v if English Orientation classes receive vocational talks. An important part of the freshmen program. ENQLBH CRENTATYFI and semester of the course is devoted to the study ot ancient history. ln the hands of the capable instructors, the civiliza- tions of ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome come alive, and show the student how great empires were built on the ashes ot stone- age carnpfires. '19 Pu It ah :lj Mrs. Harriet Brust Study Hall Pep Club HOME ECONOMICS This year Sierra High School has three closses in Home Economics, Home' making I, Homemaking II, which is offered to Iunior and Homemaking III, which is offered to junior and senior girls only. Cookl ing, dress making, and in- terior decorating were ine cluded a m a n g several courses in this department. One ofthe most enioyable and interesting p roiects was the preparing ofa full course turkey dinner. Mrs. Phyllis Weyand Department Head Advanced Clothing Mrs. Ann Stanfreld Jr. Red Cross Homemaking I, III INDUSTE If-XL F FTS .-1 The preparation of appetizing and nutritious food is only one of the many areas covered by the Home Economics Department. Mr. Roger Beam Vocational Auto Shop Ski Club Woodworking is a basic skill that all students in Industrial Arts are taught during their first months in beginning classes. Mr. Charles Horns Woodshop I, II Finance Committee Mr. Elvar Jensen Welding l, II Industrial Arts Club Mr. Clifford Faye Auto I Finance Committee Mr. Donald Poucher Mr. Clifford Powers Mr. Robert Wiggins General Metal I, II Mathematics I Radio I, ll Industrial Arts Club Beginning Printing Radio Club Mr. Marion Ellis Mechanical Drawing Junior Class Advisor INDUSTRIAL ARTS For the future medianic or carpetter, or any stu- dent who likes to work with his hands, the Siena High School Industrial Arts Department provided valu- able experience and skills. Mr. William Laverty Handicrafts AFT Club buch varied courses as welding, printing, auto shop, drafting, and ma- chine shop are offered. In all courses, students are given the opportunity to work with the latest tools and equipment. 21 Mr. Thomas Whifb Mr. Neil Benner Mr, Harold Frey Mr. Edward Koehler x l Q' . I FVBVWCIY l. ll, Ill German I, ll, III Latin I, Il, Ill s -' F h Cl b ' I' h A ' L'f , renc U Semor Eng 'S mencan Ie Foreign Language classes practice their newly acquired skill Mrs. Helen Koenig Spanish I World Cultures LANGUAGE in blackboard drills. Mr. Glen Marble P Ax wr Sf .izf:g:i'.!.e. . Pl' Cl L FOREIGN LANGUAGE lt is possible for a visitor to the Sierra High School campus to step from the Gran Villa of Madrid to the Boulevards of Paris, and to the Inns ot old Heidelberg iust by entering the Foreign Language Building. Gaily decked with pictures, posters, and artifacts, the rooms provide an ideal setting for the students to learn and speak the language ot their choice. Along with the study of the language, the students learn of the culture of the country through records, films, and guest speakers. Y Librarian Spanish I, ll, lll Spanish Club M... Mr. Joseph Foary Mr. Marion Frasier Algebra I Algebra I, ll Varsity Club Math and Engineering Club Pl AT i-I MATHEMATICS The iob of Sierra High School's mathematics department is a large one. Teaching students to under- stand the complex machinery of higher mathematics requires many hours of preparation forthe instruc- tors. Proof that this iob is being cap- ably handled by both instructors and students is shown by the great num- bers ot students who have success- fully completed courses in Algebra, Geometry, and Trigonometry. Mr' warmn Harlan M'- 'lack Pfllmow Learning to use the slide rule is one of the projects undertaken by the stu- Plone Geometry Algebra If ll dents ofthe Mathematics Department. F.T.A. NUS C Mr. Stanley Cotter Orchestra Advanced Band Mu sic hath charms! Sierra High School's Music De- partment has work- ed hard this year at its iob of filling the Spartan schedule with music. Many different organiza- tions have been ac- tive - the choir, band, pep band, orchestra, mixed chorus, concert glee, and sextet. The var- ious groups have a chance to pool their talents in the Christ- mas Program, and again in the Spring Concert. Pi-IYSICAL EDUC!-XTIC N is . ,, .F . ., I lil . 'Q'---.. Mixed Chorus Sierra High School's Symphonic Choir performed at several fine as- semblies during the year. 9 T? - N . g Q l. l l I l Miss Betty May Miss Verla Bateman Mr. Robert Dugard Drill Teflm G-AA. English Orientation Freshman Class Adviser Mr. Clement Hendrick Mr. Eugene Grohs Mr. Gerald Haines , , Department Head Woodshop I, II American Life I General Agriculture Regents si' 4' X ' ,,, V 1:7 l if N... I i- F Varsity Club .-.l Mr. Jack Fair Varsity Club The physical fitness of Sierra High School's students is the concern of this, one of the school's largest de- partments. A great variety of activities is offered, which keep both male and female students in top physical shape. Competition, both in- tra-mural and intra-league, is open to any student wish- ing to participate. When the Victory Flag flies, it empha- sizes the day to day routine of the coaches, instructors, and students of the Physical Education Department, f D, -. C if MF l l l l l. Miss Helen Keith Miss Louise Van Dommelen Co ed fo I Y. .fl hl hi. hr d h f Physical Education Department Head American Life ,UCCI no IUCN' les Ig Ig e 1 e year or the Students of the Physical Education Department. Girls' Athlet ::.:i.23':.i:,i': zF'e:i Sf I -'I N FP Senior Problems W i t h to d a y's many technological advances, the sub- iect of science is be- coming one of ever- i n c r easing import- ance. At Sierra High School, the Science Department is work- ing harder than ever to bring the students of Sierra up to date on the significance ot Sputniks, missiles, and the like. Divided into two general areas, physical and biological, the Science Department offers such courses as Biology, Chemiss try, Zoology, and Physics to all inter- ested students. Mr. Ralph Botti Applied Science Chemistry 'lx t .lla Sierra's Science Department, individual student proiects were en- M ' John Duncan couraged during the year. Zoology Applied Science FAO LT Y H 1' Mr. Malcolm Stock Mr. Willis Vin Applied Science Advanced Biology World Cultures Applied Science rs r I- Ffh 5 r ' rs Mr. noben simon MN' 'Ml' H 9 eS 5 HI' I' 5 Z School Nurse J QJ r t J Department Head Freshmon Science Future Nurses of America Mr. Gordon Crowell Applied Chemistry Algebra l From Shakespeare to Tennessee Williams, drama students at Sierra High School are given thorough instruction in the appreciation and performance ot the great dramas Students inter- ested in improving their skills in public speaking are encouraged to en- roll in a Speech Arts Class Those participate Ing in both areas of the Speech Arts Department have ample opportun- ity to practice their new- ly acquired skills in school plays and student body assemblies. Makeup is one of the technical arts learned by students in the Drama Department. Mr. Paul Clopper Drama I, ll Speech Arts 3 Mr. Robert Jacob Senior Problems Senior Class 'K YQ., Q A , T a- V ' ,px f Sl . PR' BLEP' S 30. SF . Y l . .4 in ll ' learning. Mrs. Cecilia Throp Department Head .-If ,?' 1 . , -id. Classes in Senior Problems find debate and discussion a valuable aid to VF' ENGLISH-I Preparing the seniors of Sierra High School to assume the responsibilities of intel- ligent, informed citizenship is a prime concern of both Senior English and Senior Problems. Senior Problems teaches the workings of the government at the local, state and national level. It also shows the student how to be wise in his role as a consumer, and to cope with the problems which may face him in marriage and family life. Senior English helps the student to better expression in the English language, and provides training in written expres- sion which will benefit him in higher education as well as in his chosen occupation. l IORLD CULTUR ES Mr. Mervyn Bloom Mr. Gabriel lnieiikian World Cultures World Cultures Miss Gl'dYS Johnson Student Senate Plone Geometry World Cullures Mr. Willard Robertson World Cultures - World Cultu Mr. Gunnar Lendroth Department Head World Cultures The complex patterns of world history fall neatly into place in Sierra High School's World Cultures classes. ln this course, the past vividly opens, and the sophomores of Sierra receive an interesting education in a fascinating field which adds to the students general educational background. The basic skills of reading, writing, and spelling are also stressed in the English section of the course. Applied Science Mrs. Constance Martin V85 Miss Mariorie Jones World Cultures Counseling Senior Problems Captured war souvenirs help make a unit on Germany more realistic to World Cultures students. 2 XQ- Y1' -EAI X ' vt, ins --V1 Z'-P 1 W My A. a. Qovaswl f K x Egg? f' Urwiff' W -4 K WI E N T EXECUTIVE CABINET SENATE STUDENT ASSEMBLY STUDENT COURT GIRLS' LEAGUE L vlslon or roduo onnouncer ond hos the tocet ot hos been seen often In school plays durmg e tume he hos been ot Suerro Htgh School l-le was the one who vvos elected to preside over e Whnttuer Union Hugh School Drstrlct Student Cob :net Joe Curtis IS the l958 59 Student Body President ot Slerro Hugh School A. S 6. CABINC I' JULIE SLAVEN Treasurer MIKE STEWART Vnce Presudent Many people thunk of a vuce presldent as a shadow luke frgure comung unto the Iught only un the absence of the president But at Suerra Hugh School vnce president Mlke Stewart had rnuch more to occupy hrs trme He orgamzed and led the Student assumed presldentlal authoruty In the absence of Joe Curtls LINDA MANNING Secretary Lnnda Manmng was the gurl wrth the pencil and pad who sat quretly at Cab :net Meetmgs and took the mrnutes which wall be preserved by those who keep the hustory of Suerra Hugh School Linda also served as secretary of the Whuttuer Umon Hugh School Dustrlct Cabinet whrch I5 a bug gob for anyone A fnne 'ob of checknng reqursntuons, conductnng tucket sales at all home athletuc events, keeplng the budget straight, and presndnng at Fnnance Committee meetings was done by AS B Treasurer Julue Slaven A 1 N F I- ' . X 5 I l , s - A V Senate, led the flag salute at all assemblies, and of course, DONNA GOETZE Pep Chaurman Who was responsuble for the many cute skuts and satures at our pep assemblues'9 Who was the furst to go and last to leave at all games? Whose vouce could be heard loud and clear above all others'- Who dud more to promote school spurut thdn any other sungle student on campus? Why Donna Goetze of course ut was her uob MARGARET MOUNTAIN Gurls League Presudent A new member to ASB cabunet thus year was Margaret Mountaun Gurls League Presudent Many of Margarets uobs uncluded presudung at all Gurls League Assemblues and cabunet meetungs coordunatung com muttees on Fall Follues and the Gurls League Dance and rep resentung the gurls of Suerra KATHY LINDSAY Actuvutues Chaurman Every one of Suerra s excellent assemblues every successful dance every student actuvuty whuch ron smoothly was a trubute to Kathy Lundsey Actuvutues Chaurman Kathy was kept hoppung thus year by her many dutues whuch were all handled expertly 951 Yla- asf fs DONNA MCPHERSON Publucuty Chaurman Publucuty us a bug 'ob Thunk of all the sugns announcements news artucles posters advertusements and notuces that have gone unto the publucuzung of school events durung the past year Behund the reams of poster paper and the gallons of paunt us Donna McPherson Publucuty Chaurmon who has proved herself an executor of vast amounts of publucuty 1 . 1 , . 1 - 1 , . 1 . 1 1 - -fb4g.Tv:Zg- sf 5 ' f -- ff ' 4--5 . .posse ky c 1- ,- - 3915 f iff? 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I - I , DAN DROTAR Boys Athletlc Chanrman Those who carrued the Spartan Battle Banner to vrctory In hard fought games were represented on ASB Cabrnet thus year by Dan Drotar Boys Athletac Chairman Thus was the fsrst year that the Spartan Warnors were grven cabrnet rep resentatlon KAY STAHL Head Songleader Actlve attractuve Kay Stahl brought a ray of Spartan Spurrt to the ASB Cabmet thus year servmg In the capacrty of Head Songleader Hers was the task of coordmatung the rou tunes and appearance of Suerra s Songleaders STEVE HAYES Chref Justuce Steve Hayes dldnt wear a black robe or powdered wig but nevertheless he capably led Slerra s Student Court dur :ng the year Hrs was the functlon of drrectmg the court In the counselmg of fellow students .wtf DAREL HULSING Head Yell Leader Blowmg the Spartan Horn thus year was Darel Hulsmg Head Yell Leader Darel was one of fnve dedlcated Spartans who yelled untnl they were ready to collapse and stlll kept on yellnng Thrs bouncung bundle of pep mtroduced many new yells and chants and represented the Yell Leaders on ASB Cabmet ' . . . l . I I ' I f ' T ' - -Y 'K13?'e'.f , ,-Q-Q ' ' T an t 1 f 9- . ' 3 - -I tg. Q 'fl . 9219 - iff A ' L A 'ati , f L, Q. ii . , 'W ' ft -4- - t ' V :sf . , SENATE Bottom Row: Bill Stephens, Becky Mendham, Mike Stew- art, Judy Chlebeck, and Byron Boyd, Middle Row: Kay Voyles, Judy Lunghofer, Armando Gingras, Jackie Ingram, and Lucy Tucker. Top Row: Marguerite Gott, Sue Stiles, Sherri Lewis, Doris Hodges, and Gerri Wood. v . , .. 4 A m: . .,v,,- .. 2 2- J 4 'gal MIKE STEWART D I I. ' 2, 'W . J' -I IN X STUDENT ASSEMBLY Bottom Row: Arlynn Briskey, Bonnie Moyer, Nora Schen- kel, Nancy McCormick, Penny Reinhold, Ruth Lee, and Marilyn Nelson. Second Row: Jackie Ingram, Joan Asher, Sharon Kentner, Gerri Wood, Stella Calzral, Daughn Thorn- as, and Jeanna Yost, Third Row- Bob Marciniak, Judy Wallman, Kathy Shields, Louise Zeppetella, Vicki La Frentz, Lana Sue Schlemmer, and Neil McAllister. Top Row: Garald Shires, Angel Cabral, Kenny Bramlett, Nola Kessler, Elaine Jackson, and Dave Harris. NANCY MCCORMICK STUDENT COURT Bottom Row: Mia Fiore, Sondra Asendorf, Steve Hayes, Nancy Mihaylo, and Eileen Ganzer. Middle Row: Duane Samples, Herb McCarty, Roy Simmons, Walter Brooks, and Erma Murray. Top Row: Jim Moore, Nedra Parsons, Lorraine McDonald, and Georgia Oakes. tw STEVE HAYES GIRLS' LEAGUE COUNCIL Bottom Row: Rita Valenzuela, Sandy Kelperis, Sylvia Dunkin, Lorraine McDonald, Sharen Hancock, Virginia Ochoa, Betty Burns, and Louise Zeppetella, Middle Row: Barbara Blair, Kathy Shields, Carolyn Graham, Judy Wallman, Mary Hartley, Penny Reinhold, and Yvonne DeLaPaz. Top Row: Carolyn Kariker, Joanne Bramlett, Marsha Ramsey, Sondra Asendorf, Erma Murray, Mar- garet Mountain, Leslie Warren, and Joellen MacConnell. LORIE MCDONALD Margaret Mountain President Leslie Warren 2nd Vice President A wJl'-J -RFQ -. Anticipation ran high through the year s actxv ities of the Girls League It was especially intense when the announcement was made that Sierra would have its first Fall Follies This all girl pro duction provided a col orful and fun packed evening ot entertain ment the name given to the annual Girls League dance which was held February 28 The theme was carried out with the gym decorated as a shady garden adorned with pink and red hearts creating an air of fun and merryment In addition to these mayor activities the group kept busy plan ning several smaller events such as assem blues and pastry sales L-F51 C7 Rita Valenzuela Secretary Q 5 wah PENNY Relnllold Louise Zeppetella Head Songleader Songleqder 1? Nl --s, N-0 Lorne McDonald lst Vice President IDN Jody MacConnell Treasurer dl! ff Yvonne De La Paz Songlecider sz ,ms XF-l :I . . - ' l Cu'pid's Cotillion was , 'R i T59 A , September 12 Y 15 School Begins 19 Howdy Hop Freshman Orientation Da 26 Football Season Begins October 16 Freshman Elections 17 First Noon Dance 31 Crawlers' Ball November 5 Slave Day 8 Fall Follies 13 Turn-a-Bout Slave Day 15 Football Queen 23 Basketball Season Begins 26. Thanksgiving Assembly December 8 John Goddard Assembly 12-13 Fall Play 19 Christmas Assembly and Dance 19 Christmas Vacation Begins January 11-16 March of Dimes Tape Race 16 Disc Jockey Assembly 27 G.A.A. Installation of Officers 30 Semester I Ends 41 I N' f February Ma 6 11 12 21 23 28 rch 10 20 23 April 1-4 3 17 18 Exchange Assembly with Excellsior Valentine Dance Lincoln's Birthday Varsity-Faculty Game Washington's Birthday Girls' League Dance Chapman College Madrigal Singers Exchange Assembly with El Rancho 7 Easter Vacation District Science Fair Fullerton Jr. College Choir A.S.B. Installation of Officers District Dance 24-25 Talent Show May 5 8 16 Senior Mothers' Tea Girls' League Elections Junior-Senior Prom 22-23 Senior Play 29 June 5 12 14 16 17 18 Senior Day Spring Concert Awards Assembly and Farewell Dance Baccalaureate Senior Breakfast and Annuals Issued Last Day of School Graduation and All-Night Party 35 Ji M ' f 'W an J dl my 'X '- ,-fa' W 1 r f 4. 5 x ,,g' 4,1 e, Yi ' f - A V A' Q. 5 - 1 . gpg: -, g ' f, ' N f ' gm - f ' Lf. -QQ gh ' E- - A 'Qi ,, . M.:-' A ' 'ar .' fm'-4 3 J f . -'J S gj,,'3 , 7, Via K 1. 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'rf A . f::13'lv.'5,hk,1A K ' ' -' ', ,ESQ 1 -0 Courtesy, Orissa Von Brockl'n I- W7 Mix I f' 'DV iw A rms -Ass I My + MQ CWM A I 37 Byron Boyd Presudenf SE! ll 'K FFICEF 5 The Class of 59 us The TursT class To graduaTe from Suerra Hugh School Thus TacT alone has guven uT The opporTunuTy and responsubuluTy To serve The school by becomung cu model for all classes To follow The senuors were ably led by Theur offucers and councul whose duTues were To sef up acTuvuTues and prepare for graduaTuon Among The acruvufues sponsored by The Class of 59 were The Slave and Turn a BouT Slave Days where Spartans and SparTaneT'Tes enuoyed The presTuge of ownung slaves for a day WuTh The comung of graduaTuon came The selecTuon of unvuTaTuons and caps and gowns Durung The lasT days of hugh school The senuors wull always remem ber The Senuor Mothers Tea The Senuor Pucnuc The Senuor Assembly The Senuor Class BreakTcusT The Senuor Play and lasT buf noT leosT The Senuor All NughT Parry SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL BOTTOM ROW Aveluna Torres Judy Chlebeck Armando Gungras Byron Boyd Judy Lunghofer and Tonu Judd ROW TNNO Kathy Shuelds Donna Madsen Nancy Mc Cormuclr Joanne Bramletf Lana Sue Schlemmer Nolo Kessler and Joyce Longfellow ROW THREE Donna uerhune Jum Bernaduno Ron Haase Ruchard Whute Walter Brooks and Ron Workman Armando Gungras Vuce Presudenf Judy Lu ng hofer Secretary Judy Chlebeck Treasurer 4 ' . . . - I . 1 X X l I X y . a . . Q I u ' .I . . I I' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - I I 1 of , . 'I , I . 7. l . . I 1 'W I gk. . A tv, ., ku , 9, I 1 I V I 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 , , . I 2 CARMEN AGUILERA WILMA ALDERSON WARREN BABCOCK MARIE BACHMAN MARSHA ALLEN ALICE ALVITRE JIMMY AVILA GILBERT AYALA NANCY ANDRUS RALPH AYALA Fi-IE! ALL SAY PAT BAGNALL TERRY BAI RD OLIVIA BARRAGAN CHARLES BARRON RITA BARTON ERLENE BELL BOBBIE BERAN JIM BERNARDINO 39 RONALD BERRYMAN JOHN BLACKLEDGE CECILIA BOGENSCHUTZ JOANNE BRAMLETT :fx L 5 Q? 91. 1 BYRON BOYD WAYNE BRABY ARLYNN BRISKEY WALTER 3R00K5 'fx sw r nl lvrl A f CAROL BROWN DAVID BROWN 'gf' GARY BROWN JAMES BROWN JOHN BROWN v . I 4'1- RICHARD BRUNIER MICHAEL BUCHANAN BETTY BURNS Q 'O' F 117-Y LESLIE BROWN PENNY BROWN GARY BURTON ANGEL CABRAL RAMONA CALLAHAN EVELYN CAMPBELL JUDY CHLEBECK PATRICIA CABRAL JERRY CAFFEY WILLIAM CHRISTIAN JUDY CLARK L3 mme C IZICVYGC SHARON CLARK RUDY CORTEZ JUDY CRUCE RALPH DAVIS ROBERT DEAN l' i BRUCE CLAUSEN CHARLEEN CLEARY MILTON CLEMENTS CAROLYN COLLINS JOE CURTIS ARLENE DELANEY ROBERT DURAN GARY ELLIOTT ibn X, '-'- x Wh., ' Senior Mothers sell coke to raise money for the all night pany. WILLIAM EMMENS DIANNE EVERETT MARY ELLEN FELIX DEHLIA FERGUSON ARA!-BS SAY MIA FIORE JAMES FLECKSTEINER ALICE FQQTE LILLIAN FRANCO TERRY FRANKLIN ' .z ' 'C' I ROBERT GASKILL JOSEPH GERBER PRISCILLA GERMAN GLORIA GERRITSEN ROBERT GILLEIT I MARILYN FUHRMAN LINDA GARLAND K-was 44 --su- . .J fi i f 29 .Y4 ...Q ga' X I Y .gg G' 4. , ,..m .. as-W ' ' Q A L- '1, ' Zu L 'X ' V N -2 we 5 JG f - , F 5 - 59. ' A , ' I Q' 4 YE f, ' ,Af-' P ga , f f I - 'ff ' A ' 2 ' ' If? A I -' A A n 3 al ' ' . . 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BRIAN HASKELL CHADD HASS DANIEL HAVENS PATRICIA HEMSWORTH LAWRENCE HENDERSON WILLIAM HENDERSON ARI IENIANS SAY CARLOS HERNANDEZ NANCY HOLLAND WES HOLSTON ROZA LEE HUBER DANNY HYDE I GARY JENSEN DIANE JOHNSON MARSHA JONES JACK INMAN TERRY JAMES RONALD JONES TONI JUDD I Q' N I fx X V if ,E YE ' I I I I 'O' , JUDY HAYES STEPHEN HAYES , if J' I X I S X 5- . 1 EUGENE KEEN GARY KEMPKES NOLA KESSLER 53 JOE KAPLAN CAROLYN KARIKER PATRICIA KIDD SANDRA KING fffzmwp LPI fu? 6' I PEGGY LeMOINE RICHARD LESTER SANDRA LISCHEZ JOYCE LONGFELLOW MI .hug 'L -3 :ARRY Kwss if VIOLET LANSDALE ALBERTA LARA DENNIS LARKIN RUTH LEE KATHERINE LINDSAY Bn Z' if 0146 iv 'Q JUDY LUNGHOFER MICHAEL LUSBY EUGENE MADER Srcmdmg on We threshold of the future DQNNA MADSEN CAROLYN MALONEY LINDA MANNING JOHN MARTINEZ 'PANIVI-I Si-X' LOUIS MARTINEZ MAGDALENA MARTINEZ MARIA MASSEI HERB MCCARTY NANCY MCCORMICK W LORRAINE MCDONALD PHILLIP MCMINN CAROLINE MELER JUDY MILLER LARRY MILLER LYNNE MILLER NORMAN MOORE UI 'C' 3 KATHLEEN SHIELDS ROBERT SCHMIDT DEBBIE SCOTT JULIE SLAVEN ROLLAND SMITH MAXINE STAGER F79 RONALD TAYLOR 55 f GAIL TALAN JOYCE TAYLOR DONNA TERHUNE AVELINA TORRES DOMINIC VALENTINO T3 GERALD SHIRES ROY SIMMONS KAY STAHL MICHAEL STEWART JOHN VANDEVIER i5 SHERRILL STERLING STEVE STRATEN KAY R .. EE 'Q' I fx L .IA?L,,f QLIAQTAVIBQM mum I-'X 9 Q. -L 5 I ' ILENE WAGNER JUDY WALLMAN JACK WALTERS WENDELL WASHAM JANET WEDDLE LINDA WILLIS ROBERT WILSON JOHN WINN CAROLYN WHITE RICHARD WHITE RON WORKMAN DIANE WREN ERLINDA ZAVALA ANGELITA ZAPATA CAP IE-IRI-X LEWIS ANDERSON LARRY BESSEY TOM COOK RICHARD CORONADO GARY GERHART PATRICIA GORDEN PAUL GUMBISH ROY HENDERSON BILLY JARNAGIN ROY JOHNSON JANET LEONARD SrlY ROBERT LUX FREDDIE MARQUEZ BARRY MCMANUS JAMES MORTENSEN NANCY MORTENSEN OTTO MUNSTER FRED PENNINGTON DIANA SHEETS RUBEN TORRES ROGER WEAVER STEPHEN WEISSER ff OOD LUCKII .:' -6 1 if ., Pg' 'Q' 1 4. ' . --. Lf? ' ,' 'A , I' ' y I , ' ,Q You tothe left and I to the right, For the vaays of men must sever- And it well may be for a dayand a night, ' And it well may be forever. But whether we meet or whether we part lFor our ways are past our knowingl, A pledge from the h'eart to its fellow heart On the ways we all are going! Here's luck! For we know not where we are going. With a steady swing and on open brow We have tramped the ways together, But we're clasping hands at the crossroads now ln the Fiend's own night for weather, And whether we bleed or whether we smile In the leagues that lie before us The ways of life are many a mile And the dark of Fate is o'er us. Here's luck! And a cheer for the dark before us! You to the left and I to the right, For the ways of men must sever, And it well may befor a day and a night And it well may be forever! But whether we live or whether we die lFor the end is past our knowingl, Here's two frank hearts and the open sky, Be a fair or an ill wind blowing! Here's luck! In the teeth of all winds blowing. -Richard Hovey Rf SE PF INCESS C W As the City of Whittier float pass- ed maiestically down Colorado Boulevard in the 1959 annual Tour- nament of Roses, Sierra High School Princess Donna Goetze smiled and waved at the crowd. This was the climax to an adventure for Donna which began with a slip of paper which informed her that she was being considered, along with 19 other girls, as a candidate for Sierra Rose Princess. When the judges se- lected seven finalists, Donna was among them, and shortly afterward, she was notified that she had been chosen to serve as one'of the five princesses. She then participated in a publicity campaign with represen- tatives of the other district schools, which included luncheons, speeches, newspaper and magazine publicity. Donna represented Sierra well at this activity, and carried the Spartan name to a position of even greater respect and pride. Donna Goetze, Rose Parade Princess A ni . f Ullllfllill The City of Whittier float carrying Donna and the princesses from the four other district high schools passes packed bleachers along the line of march. 1 X L ,Az'!w+ I A X - . Z, tk-LLL: 7 ,R . 1 Lf-Cfk JZQIL ' ill!! X 1 l . 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X 5' V gf in L Sandra Asendorf Morg Avery Dayrd Avila ra Ayala Clara Ayala James Baca Vrcrorla Barley ee ga - Arrhur Baragas Charlotte Barron Sammy Barron Thomas Bates Manuel Berorano Elarne Belrkoff Beverly Bender Drck Bennen Don Berg vu ' 4: we-v X 'K Esvella Blercher Jorral Bondorarrr Blle Bonsreln Gen ce Boom Carolyn Borsrner Jackre Bosvrom James w .Q as sr 5-.J V'-4 N.. 5 4- 4 s ' Angela Bracamanves Delvon Brrron Carry Brown Lawrence Brunner Allan Bundy Br y Burch Mrchael Burke ac re Burns Braokanne Busch 0 5, ,L 'Lv .v Charlovve Callahan Ronald Calyer Loyd Cgpley wmd Cmyson Norma Carver Joanne Casarez Charles Cash g as -1 Q4 1-' V ulx Mary Chudwnck Sfevannc Churchlll Rosemary Clare Pal Clark Pcn Clemenvs Jerry Cleveland James Cole Vrrgnnucr Conner Richard Cock s. ,-1 Cooley Pau Cooper Howard Corneluus James Dahlqurst fr Yvonne De la az Bartley De Dovrd Dornous .f Pot Egan Gene Emshoff Jrrnmy Englrsh Kerry Darlrng Thomas Dashle X, Luca Henry Draz oe Dmoz 'V Q.-.1 45 1 Dan Drolar Pat Dull ,A r'? ,1 Carole Crane Wllfred Creaney --r F4 Eddle Dashney Frances Dawson Eumce Day 5 qu? 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O Q Q rbfd' Prclvard Nlarceau Donald Masrers Mary Maya Jean Mayers Q Y ..z XQJ Frank McGrath Lrllran Mendoza Lourse Mendoza a f-N qv --1 QI Lorena Morrrs Joanne Moulder Jerry Nunez Rrcnard Oakes ya Q' 3 ...f if --4 ls 1 1 T Joyce Orr Arrhur Palacros Lrnda Pauls Ronald Paulson L. . .... N Henry Pascon Cnrs Palrnqursr Jane! Pedersen ' 3' V 4 'Q D9 6 ' .--ai' C-.4 Jenrnene Ready ...1 J W' ....-.af Rrchara Papalea James Parker Brll Parsons Joe McKay Maureen Mclirnney .1 Donna McPherson ncy Mrhaylo Bobby Mlller Joan Meeker Byron Mrller Erma Murray Lrnda Myers Carol Nelson Vrrgrnra Ochoa Yolanda Orozco Floyd Orr rr Melvm Sl1erlaMerner1h Belly Nelson xf .1 4 s 'N Morgarrral Porrraa Clrfford Perersan Lynda Plummer Charlene Porter Gerald Pryor 2 l .-5 'V ,L r 5 'J -.f Penny Rernhola Jody Refz Robert Rrchard Pam Rrcharv Ruben Pasrllas Charles Qurnvero Carol Pasvalan I , J ' D r ' LS: 'L - - ' L 1 0 , L if , 1 ,J or I .1 QR - 1 L Q LVM Vkkk K R 3 I xx x h I Q 1 'ug ' N t - R A 4 ' . i -4 5 so L ., , - ' ' I 2 z ' K K' K.. A .I .b 'H A ' . ,I ' 5 , . J- ,B , -1 r . . , 4 H . . l 5 , ,V In . V Y, . T 7 f ,. 3,57 I 9 Z n It .a , . -14,1 K H V V E -Z . 7 lvl. A X - r J -, L W 4 1 lk z r X V -' - L 'll ' Te y . V X . 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L X x 1 L ' ' X - 2 4 -y I ' V J , G -2' of N f f gi A I -3 4 ' , ' r 'Q 3 V ' 1 1 S v 'I ' v Q 5 V 1 S 2' ' -'- . ' . . fe , W A at I xx n X .QL I 6 ' V 4 K - J ! 7 . ffl, Q ,E . -- X - . . -L t-gf ,v tt K N V Y l 3 ll: lim V V Q - - G N g V A A Carol Shelton Roberta Thompson 3 a Nallrng Myra Stevens Sandra Thompson Mane Valenzuela Sue Ware Dare la Wulhson Gene Stoneman Q Sue Thornton R ta Valenzuela Leslre Warren Trenene Wtsdom w. Jeffrey Yann E Sex. Jia Mlchael Stover Bonnle Swanson .4 5.1 Q? -v Sl sf? s. Paul Thurman Aurora norres Kenneth Vest Eusebro Vulla T Qu 4 -Q Rc ard Wells M ke Nelsh Kenneth Wu Bene Wood ve 'I Q A Denms Yaw Judith Young 4 Carolyn Soto Mary Ann Tauch gal we-0 '97 Joel Torres u sa Vrllalobos T7 aharlotre West Susan Wood Ga rfy Stafford er Loretta Taylor 2 ,as Paul rwnllo Gary Vogel 9,1 Roxne West Jam Woods Loulse Zeppetella Duane Znady Mernll Schauers Donald Scott Wendy Scraggs Dennws Seaman Rnchard Segreto Mary Serpa s... Melnnda Stanfueld Terry Thatcher Lucy mater Dave wukeneld p qi at T Paulette Stenholtz Bull Stephens Ltnda Steele Julle Thrbault lucllle Valencia Charles Valencna Sandra Walker .nv Q-1 n Wrllrams Gary Wulluamson Jeanette Whlte Sherman Wrtlrams Shnley Wooten John Wussrck 61 Marguerit Gott Vice President geblr Kay Burke President Gerri Wood Doris Hodges Secretary Treasurer Q -rt Bottom Row Sallye Howell Karen Barrio Gerri Wood Marguerit Gott Kay Burke Doris Hodges Clara Baird and Carol Skirvnn Middle Row Emily Nichols Charlene Gee Karen Anderson Linda Massengale La Daugh Thomas Bobby Knight and Pam Austin Top Row Pat Dashney Susan Walker Vicki La Frentz Linda Fox Nancy Ostern Mary Iyn Pray Fred Motz and Glenn Sneddon Sf Pi-I Ilf'iI'. lf anybody had peeked into the Sophomore class council at the beginning of the year They would have sensed a mixed air of confusion and heard a great deal of debate while the members tried to draw up the first class constitution. The coun- cil then had the difficult iob of choosing their class rings. For the remainder of the year they concerned themselves with such fun activities as candy and snow cone sales. 1 l Davrd Acosla Henry Aguayo Rachel Albnre Pere Alvllre Louise Ammo Peler Amava -x IR S David Allen Peter Almanza Karen Anderson Kathie Anderson JW' Wvllram Bachman Clara Band Kenneth Barnard Marlene Barney Ben Barnum Wrlrna Barons Karen Barrio Sandra Barron Karen Bass Beverly Bates Donna Beardo Mary Bedell FF Nicr BN Ramon Braccamomes Jane! Britton Don Brown Irma Bmssow El' larry Anderson Ruchard Anslem Roben Anderson Frank Anruna Pam Austln Angle Avila Gerald Bachman Sandra Bachman Carole Bell Riva Boeche Bob Bermer Perer Burger Barbara Blalr Tmdy Boer: Ronald Boofe Wayne Boyce 'X-SF ar at x!! M it Loss Butler Louls Cabral Ronald Burton James Butcher Kent Carter Marnon Cartllldge Tony Casullas Make Castro Larry Bures Kay Burke Ronald Carrier Janet Carter 'Ae Xi, Vlvlan Cabral Hal Chapman ri John CGYDBFOD Darlene Carney Gilbert Carranza Dale Christensen Bull Chrnstle Faith Clark 00 QJ 'BN James Clark John Cocroft Candace Cole Eddne Collms Vnrgunna Collins Mary Conklin Patnck Conners Carol Conrad v.. Ellen De Leur Walter Ekelund 19 '15 Wx X l f lax? ' rv X.: Jw Lester C0054 Concha Coronado Vida Cousins Davld Darr Pat Dashney John Davls Kathy Crawford Sand ra Davas Gene Crowder Morton Curtns Wllllam Davis Rlchard Decker -:nf fe in Pat Dembuenskl Alex Dzaz Edward Dullman Bonnie Juv, Anna Dommguez b vllns Drlestadt Wllluam Drewett Ray Duran Amta Edwards Rebecca Ellzada Bonnle Ellnot Joanne Emslue Davld Engllsh Carolyn Ennis Jouglas Eno Valene Enochson Steve Farrand Sandra Fazekas f'? ,SZ xx' im , Q v-v s., ii.: 2 L Henry Fehx Darlene Ferber Drona Flarg Berhany Flaxrngvon Bobby Flecksvemer Rosre Flores Thomas Flores Larry Ford Dorothy Fox James Frazler Charlene Gee Elrov Freeman Wrllrarn French John Freymond Frank Fuenles Paul Furakawo Gerlrude Ganzer Juanrva Garcia Crlberl Conzales Marguerll Gan Larry Gray Mrke green Rosemary Hadley Larry Hagerman Ralph Hahn Randy Harlsvone 6 6 s- Judy Hall Howard Halberg Nancy Hfrrnpron Skrp Harrrson Mary Hartley Mary Havens xl iff Berry Hancock Fred Hawkrns JoAnn Genrrle Andy Gerber Lowell Grrffrth Larry Grrfflrhs Kathy Hale t Don Halfhrll in Y Kay Grllrland Dennrs Grnrher Norma Gomez Tony Gomez Currrs Gnrnes John Guerrero Mary Gurule John Guzman 9 ' v'XLi Blll Hancock Apnl Hahn Elarne Hanson Dove Hams Steven Hams Ronnle Harrrson Rebecca Hay Larry Headley Wrlllam Helzer Judy Hemsworvh Carol Hendershof Carol Henderson 'vc .17 I 'gg 'l 'S A 1 , 1 ,xr V W V L K A- e I 'K -, I - ' 'I ' 1 - ' , A . O s -A L. ' Q 9 J Q h Q I .f-:fi 5 Q , 4: L.-n , V r 0 L, . 4 I ' ' ' gli. I I V F. Q , . I K- , l l 5 H L E ., l N L - ln .ir 's., 1, an ol G lre ' L M xg . ,ly Quyv ll ly J' . ' .yrre We 4 rr . , 1 h 'I x u, X A ' H I A v My , L . Xxx x b Q Y -if Q sly ,. ' ' ,, V- H ' -as L H N ' - -Y .' ,y 1. ky .- . .,.. xl 5 il 4 E . NX ,',f -.sl his W' 1 Kerry Holler M hael Henne han Davud Herbrg Gary Herlzberg Steve Hrgbee Par Hmfon Jerre Human Doris Hodges Rand Hodges Jeanne Hodges nc 9 Joanne Hooven Paula Howard Sallye Howell Nancy Huber Harold Hun? Parrvcua Irgms Paul Jackson Harvey Juaregur Marrlynn Jessee Charles Jlmrnez -I Thomas Kegarlce Blllle King Roger Kung V 3 Barbara Kyna Mme Davld Johnson Kathryn Johnson Ronald Jurek Roger Kallmger Richard Kaplan Beverly Karns Bonnae Karns James Keen Denrvs Lawluss Mary Loza W3-112 ,Na A' Dennis Lee Joyce Lee Joan Lueclke Andrew Lugo S 4 Lacy Vuckue La Frenvz fxfx -I' Bobby Kmghl Carol Krause Ruchard Kusrnlerskr on Lane Jackie Langher Dlann Larlmre Sharon Lee Meredlvh Le Fever Larry Le Morne Brma Lund Jerry Lund Raymond Lundeen RA 1 xy N X Carol Lybeck Erwlto M rquez Larry McNeal Santa Mucelr Susana Morales Marrlyn Moreau Thomas Moraan Jaclue Navarro Roger Neff Phrl p Negrete QQ? M J 4 1 Terry Mace Jesse Machado Rrchard Macros Robert Maddux Rrta Martlnez 'trac Massengale Kathryn Masterson Erwrn Maushund 5 Maw Medeza Nancy Maxwell Gulbert Meduna Laurence Mednnd Elayne Melger Mary Mendez lg.-1000 Mendgzg Danrel Mrelke Janlce Muller Pat Mantagne Glorla Montoya Sharon Moore -Q uv 51 ax.-n , l af- , A. Pm. - Gretchen Maloy Alan Mandella Jaclue Marceau Melvrn Marrnet Pat Mcfforrnuclx Robert McCarrwck John McCoy Jerry McGee W .s. 5 Gary McMlnn Kenneth McMurtry Judy Mewherter Jack Meyers Danny McGulre Joe Mclienzle Rrchard Metzler Roger Metzler Donald Morrrs Blll Marrls Helen Morton Bob Morton Kenneth Mosley Fred Motz Mnchael Murphy Nancy Newport Emrly Nlchols Frank Northrup Pat Norton Bob ONell Raoul Ornelas Cheryl Orr Q 2? Q. bil X , ' Qi x J yv x R Y J ay ' X K ll Lx X S Q - .XS . - ' ' 'L x N 3 Q - 1 'X ' I 1, J A 5 , , 'f a 4 f . ,gag l.1, ,Wig 'Qs ,. 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A XL., 1 -if ' ' A me 6 Samuel Scott Tommy Scott Glenn Sneddon Phyllls Sneed Helen Thcrnas Mtke Vlgll Charles Wallrnan lan Wllkle 6' k X'llx..Y fr X 1 HN Robert Thompson Mary Thornton Rwchard Tingwall Yvonne Trultllo James Turner Ramona Vlllalobos Kxrklan Voll Susan Walker Yvonne Wall Brenda Wallace Elalne Seay Raymond Shaffer Lnda Shurnan Jessne Srsk Carol Sklrvm Gary Slager James Smnth Albert Sosa James Steele Aaron Stepp Euleen Stewart Greg Stnne Phyllts Slreeter Larry Studebaker Tornmlc Smnth Lugena Swopes no Bonnle Taylor Andrew Teague Mary Terrazone Judurh Thayer Otlla Valle Carl Van Bavel Beatrix Van Der Mark Leland Van Dyke .f Pat Washarn Samuel Watson Gall Webb ous Webb Kathleen Welsser V Kalhy Welsh D.anne Wrlllams Susan Wulson Jtrn Wynn Jonnle Wolfe Elaine Wood Geraldune Wood Mark West Make Westling Paul White Marguerite Wood Brenda Work Terry Wright ravi ' - fs A- - ,K A 242291 , r D' Q X?-'Oi bm-0 Aug M- thi. kX10vg59... 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T-I L V 'X I 9' FF ESi-IPIEN -J SS The first order of business facing the Freshman class was the election of its officers and council. When the cam- paigning died down, Bob Armstrong emerged as the successful candidate to lead the classx through the year. Enhancing the class pocket book was the main obiective ofthe Freshman class council. This was accomplished by a car wash, noon time and after the game dances. 3 x m Becky Mendham Secretary Bottom Row Loretto Ackley Diane Lai Sherri Lewis Sue Stltes Bob Arms ron Becky Medham, Sue Fowler, ana Kay Hill. Middle Row Helen Hancock Steve Foot Bob Brown Gary Braaksma Ted F? bin on om Bundy, and Dave Cramer. Top Row Pat Reynolds Lnda Pastalan Carole Binger Cheryl Walxer Jan Cole Paula Merz, Ellen Griffith, and Marilyn QXXYXR '21 .... Lore va Ackley Irene Acosva Mrchael Acre Lee Albllre is Rx fm Patrucla Austin Josie Avlla Roberf Bacha Srephen Badgley Bruce Bauglv Donna Baxter Wrllram Beach 3 i .Z in Kelrh Bender Ralph Benner! 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D ,XCLN 47 Af iw L mmf we Q5 V J 2 pffxr VNK Q Li k 'B 7'-N ' ' ww 'Q .ag - , x '-J yk - ' I f APCI' -..I B ART CLUB - BOTTOM ROW: Layla Anderson, Mary Hurley, Penny Brown, Joe Medivil, Lyn- ette Huisken, Nolene Bletcher, Wayne Hart, Bonnie Harrison, and Faye Sanchez. ROW TWO: Kathy Masterson, Judy Crane, Carol Krause, Nancy Krause, Louise Garcia, Darlene Ferber, Angie Bracamontes, Trudy Boers, and Marlo Ann Cowan. ROW THREE: David Mon- tez, Linda Lewis, Diane Roach, Carolyn Graham, Susana Morales, Linda Clark, Linda Andrew, Marilyn Taylor, Bill Drewett, and Linda Stalker. ROW FOUR: Linda Willingham, Sylvia Neville, Charlotte Porter, Ron Overlin, Larry Headly, Roger Mason, Dan Reed, Mike Howard, Vicki Bailey, and Carole Bell. QXI 'TTT' Wool ann. nhsquvlifr vs4ui., H fel' Qs Qs s CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION - BOTTOM ROW: Bill Pate, Eileen Ganzer, Roxie West, Marguerite Gott, Virginia Conner, Sallye Howell, Karen Barrio, and Virginia Ochoa. ROW TWO: Kerry Holler, Nancy Mihaylo, Bon- nie Swanson, Elaine Hanson, Carolyn Kariker, Paul Furukawa, and Larry Hagerman. ROW THREE: Virginia Collins, Mike Stover, Lugeno Swopes, Carol Crane, Diane Willis, Joanne Bramlett, Sondra Asendort, and Ronnie Jeruk. ROW FOUR: Glenn Sneddon, Herb McCarty, Roger Mason, Mike Stewart, Bill Stephens, Phil Kirk, and Dennis Yaw. ACTII ITIE-IS ACTIVITIES CLUB - BOTTOM ROW: Bobbie Beran, Doris Hodges, Avelina Torres, Betty Nelson, Arlynn Briskey, Lucille Valencia, Linda Myers, Jackie Burns, Roxie West, Joan Asher, Mia Fiore, Betty Burns, Debbie Scott, Bonnie Moyer, and Judy Lunghofer. ROW TWO: Linda Albert, Nancy Maxwell, Karen Barrio, Sharon Kentner, Darlene Ferber, Sandy Kelperis, Lucy Tucker, Judie Cruce, Pat Egan, Alice Foote, Peggy Le Moine, Judy Chlebeck, La Daughn Thomas, Bobbie Knight, Pam Austin, Jeanette White, and Virginia Conner ROW THREE: Lana Sue Schlemer, Judy Grimes, Kathy Feys, Penny Reinhold, Julie Slaven, Donna Madsen, Myra Stevens, Nancy Mihaylo, Donna McPherson, Carolyn Borstner, Sandy Nichoalds, Judy Retz, Kathleen Shields, Yvonne De La Paz, and Nedra Parsons. Yu-, AUDI' - VISUA.. AUDIO VISUAL CLUB - BOTTOM ROW: Jimmy Rubly, Jerry Keen, Dari Hickey, and Valerie Enouhson. ROW TWO: Jimmy Keen, Warren Babcock, Gene Keen, and Tom Edwards. x f' Nqiix I P06 Ci-I:-.SS CLUB CHESS CLUB - BOTTOM ROW: Don Scott, Paul Furukawa, Dave Harris, Wayne Braby, Brent Hardwick, Dennis Larkin, Bill Pate, and Pete Birger. ROW TWO: Joe Gerber, Doug Davidson, Larry Hagerman, Jerry MCGGS, Dave Reed, James Todd, and Armando Gengras. ROW THREE: Terry Franklin, Johnnie Vandevier, Dennis Volovich. Richard Tingwall, Carl Olsen, Brian Haskell, and Dan Reed, .f' D Ri-X Pl A U B DRAMA CLUB - BOTTOM ROW: Diane Jessop, Loretta Deyarmond, Sheila Goldman, Mary Hartley, Nedra Parsons, Sue Wolf, Kathy Holler, Sandy Mann, Yvonne Wall, and Char- lene Novak. ROW TWO: Kathy Morris, Kaye Burke, Otila Valle, Pat Hughes, Jim Nichols, Lynne Laughlin, Sherri Lewis, Sue Stites, Lucy Tucker, Rose Canter, and Stephanie Strock. ROW THREE: Janey Carter, Kerry Holler, Vir- ginia Collins, Judy Wallman, Bobbie Beran, Alice Foote, Lee Meyer, Mary Jo Macias, Cheryl Southard, and Carol Dearborn. ROW FOUR: Joyce Alexander, Lugena Swopes, Pat Wintermute, Cherie Brown, Phil Kirk, Mike Stover, Dave Reed, Stephanie Walker, Adrienne Hansen, Jackie Langher, and David Montz. N01 1 f T1l':::::,.:::' f '::::' V .A N 49 I ' I . ,- DEBf TE CLUB DEBATE CLUB - BOTTOM ROW: Mary Bedell, Ted Robinson, Carole Crane, Eileen Ganzer, and Diana Lai. ROW TWO: Kathy Morris, Sandra Gronin, Dave Reed, Judy Young, and Diane Jessop. FRENCH -Ll B FRENCH CLUB - BOTTOM ROW: Jan Cole, Lee Meyer, Jeanna Yost, Christine Stenstrorn, and Charlene Novak, ROW TWO: Nora Scheakel, Shiela Goldman, Judy Rubly, Stephani Strock, and Patricia Ontiveros. ROW THREE: Mary Jo Macias, Vicki Bailey, Dave Reed, Bob Weather- wax, and Steve Weisser. 45 7 ' Pal Z5 vs F ' .-5 . 3.5 '- f T. - .' Q ' ga -If 30 ' F ,ir X5 1 . ..- ' O- 0: al. O6 -- '-T 1 ' , 1 'cf' V f 'M' :V dv- , is 1 4, .RQ X 45 ' A f-Sf ' S9 1 .1 'i -1 ,Ulf 6 A rrrrfxmca FINANCE CLUB 1 BOTTOM ROW: Linda Lewis, Aurora Torres, Pat Egan, Lucy Tucker, Julie Slaven, Arlynn Briskey, Faye Sanchez, Joyce Goulet, and Pat Fowler. ROW TWO: Linda Horsey, Marilyn Dunkerley, Darlene Sloven, Darleene Ferloer, Angie Bracamontes, Bonnie Swanson, Phyllis Shenkin, and Carolyn Graham. ROW THREE: Diana Roach, Donna Beardo, Phyllis Lost, Magdalena Martinez, Jackie In- gram, Carolyn Borstner, and Jody Retz. ROW FOUR: Nancy McCormick, Joanne Bramlett, Etta Foote, Pat Clements, Jacqueline Bagnall, Elaine Jackson, Pat Bagnall, Diane Kidd, and Linda Manning. Fir-I 'mo o I al' r 5-- I N I I J I' Ga-Xl' LZ -Ll 6 FISH AND GAME ci.ua - Bortoivi ROW: 86 Ralph Burnett, Ray Magee, Terry Wright, Terry Mace, Richard Kaplan, and Jim Bow. ROW TWO: Calvin Pickins, Jim Moore, Bill Snyder, and Steve Nickolson, ROW THREE: Ken Mosley, David Franklin, David Haskell, Bob Gordon, and Bob Caswell. I as A 'J -5' F. I-I. I-X. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA - BOT- TOM ROW: Carol Lillevong, Vivian Senac, Nora Shenkel, Donna Schneller, Kathy Master- son, and Paulette Stenholtz. ROW TWO: Val- erie Enochson, Carol Linden, Charlette West, Jo Ann Moulder, Sharon Clifford, and Dora Chavez. A 4 ll .v'Dl '1 ' .Tl r 'Q Q. 039 1: Q l '-wtf l . 95 Fa Bs 15 As FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA - BOTTOM ROW: Oliva Haro, Joyce Lee, Bonnie Elliott, Carolyn Barr, and Sallye Howell. ROW TWO: Connie Stine, Wanda Norris, Mike Stover, Nancy Hampton, Marlene Barney, and Pat Dull. F. N. A. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA-BOTTOM ROW: Carol Hendershot, Jean Mayer, Diane Kidd, Violet Lansdale, and Marilyn Fuhrman. TOP ROW: Faye Sanchez Cheryl Walker, Karen Culy, Phyllis Dreistadc, Rose Carner, and Louise Havens. ' 7? . si: v ,fl 1- i , x '24, T. , - -1 J 3,--'--.1 SERV!!-KN -..UF- GERMAN CLUB - BOTTOM ROW: Sfeven MC- Collwn, Ray Umstead, Charlotte Porter, Betsy Walkover, and David Meyers. ROW TWO: Sue Stites, Jack Daigh, Ronald Tebbetts, Noleen Bletcher. ROW THREE: Kirk Voll, Eric Balzer, Terry Thatcher, Glenn Sneddon, and Lynn Brecht. T 95 fn me r Ps wri As FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA - BOTTOM ROW: Virginia Conner, Eileen Ganzer, Trenefte Wisdom, Bonnie Langer, Toni Judd, Carolyn Lillwang, and Kathie Bradley. ROW TWO: Caroline Meier, Bonnie Swanson, Linda Lewis, Roberta Thompson, Diane Roach, Carolyn Graham, and Phyllis Shenkin, ROW THREE: Judy Wallman, Donna McPherson, Carole McCullough, Sandra Conin, Martha Larson, Lynn Brecht, Lindar Andrews, and Cheryl Southard. ROW FOUR: Betsy Walkover, Judy Young, Carole Crane, Joanne Bramlett, Marilyn Pray, Diane Willis, and Sondra Asendorf. fb QYPINASTICS IIB Q1 GYMNASTICS CLUB - BOTTOM ROW: Joanne Hooven, Richard Marceau, Roger Peterson, Candy Cole, and Pat Hilton. ROW TWO: Stan- ley Ganzer, Richard Lyon, Linda Fox, and Don Scott. ROW THREE: Dennis Larkin, Phil Kirk, Mike Stover, Scott Cole, and Dan Hickey. ' los ' .Q Q Q ,Ia Y Yi , ' . 3 r-3:3 -Arm su 3 Cf l VXI' E-. -A: U diy. 1 WISCCLIB 88 MUSIC CLUB - BOTTOM ROW: Carolyn Col- lins, Mary Hurley, Pat Bagnall, Pat Clements, Marsha Allen, Rita Kennedy, Barbara Kast, and Rose Eawer. ROW TWO: Cari Hicks, Wanda Norris, Margaret Hosenberger, Sandra Thompson, Marilyn Joyce, Cherie Brown, Nancy Hampton, and Jane Girard. ROW THREE: Karen Culy, Lee Meyer, Jan Cole, Carolyn Peterson, Ellen Griffith, Bethany Flaxington, Penney Burns, and Luisa Villalobos. 4. CO if 'Ni Ct f I I -v . N 1' L .': Q x LATIN CLUB - BOTTOM ROW: Ron Moran, Brent Hardwick, Cordine Beattie, Eileen Gan- zer, Judy Peters, Sharon Mann, and Lynn Laughlin. ROW TWO: Martha Larson, Jackie Bostrom, Virginia Day, Sandy Green, Linda Stanfield, Josephmac McKenzie, and Wade Corder. ROW THREE: Karen Culy, Sharon Crowe, Becky Mendham, Joyce Alexander, Cheryl Walker, Mary Evelyn, and Roberta West. CC xf' , C1 5, .E r y l Q PEP CLI B PEP CLUB - BOTTOM ROW: Betty Nelson, Mia Fiore, Jackie Burns, Roxie West, Sue Fow: ler, Doris Hodges, Nancy Maxwell, Bonnie Moyer, Debbie Scott, Judy Lunghofer, and Avelina Torres. ROW TWO: Karen Barrio, Sharon Kentner, Darlene Ferber, Pat Egan, Marilyn Fuhrman, Peggy LeMoine, Judy Chle- beck, Louise Zeppetella, Jeanette White, Donna McPherson, Pam Austin, La Daughn Thomas, and Penny Reinhold, ROW THREE: Nancie Gates, Kathy Feys, Julie Slaven, Kathy Shields, Carolyn Kariker, Linda Manning, Lana Sue Schlemmer, Margaret Mountain, Kay Stahl, Patti Richart, Donna Goetze, and Kathy Lind- say. ROW FOUR: Lorraine McDonald, Joe Curtis, Bill Hancock, Dan Drotar, Mike Stewart, Steve Hayes, Darel Hulsing, Ron Haase, Bob Marciniak, and Pat Bagnall. PEPS'l'E-IF S PEPSTERS - BOTTOM ROW: Jackie Ziady, Ron Haase, Darel Hulsing, Bill Hancock, and Mia Fiore. ROW TWO: Jackie Burns, Roxie West, Avelina Torres, Doris Hodges, Nancy Maxwell, and Debbie Scott. ROW THREE: Darlene Ferber, Kathy Feys, Nancie Gates, Patti Richart, and Kay Stahl. Pi-IO' i 1 3 it PHOTO CLUB-BOTTOM ROW: Shirley Wooten, Horace Counts, Marie Bachman, and Rudy Quiroz. ROW TWO: David Mantez, Richard Decker, Judy Hall, John Guerreo, and Thur- man Noblert, ROW THREE: Roger King, Donald Morris, David Avila, and Lawrence Velasco. P BLl-l'l'Y PUBLICITY CLUB - BOTTOM ROW: Diane Lowe, Wendy Sandler, Judy Rubly, Darlene Slaven, Sallye Howell, and Kathie Bradley. ROW TWO! Roberta Thompson, Judy Peters, Donna McPherson, Diana Robinson, and Mari- lyn Taylor. ROW THREE: Georgia Oakes, Cheryl Southard, Lynn Brecht, Sondra Asendorf, Betsy Walkover, and Martha Larson. NL4l 'A 95 'NIC PRESS -LUB PRESS CLUB - BOTTOM ROW: Connie Gordon, Eileen Gamer, Jack Inman, Loretta Taylor, Ramona Callahan, Faye Sanchez, and Karla Anderson. ROW TWO: Eileen Reyes, Stephanie Strock, Sharon Nichoals, Angie Bracamontes, Linda Clark, Kathie Bradley, and Marilyn Taylor. ROW THREE: Cheryl Southard, Jim Belikoff, Bob Schroy, Vicki LaFrentz, Carole Crane, Susan Kelly, and Marsha Ramsey. REGENTS REGENTS CLUB - BOTTOM ROW: Bruce Clausen, Mr. McLellan, Duane Samples, John Haddock, Allen Bundy, and Roy Simmons, ROW TWO: Jerry Bachman, Joe Curtis, Jerol Bondurant, Angel Cohral, Leon Isaacs, and John Prince. ROW THREE: John Martinez, Ken McMurtry, Charlie Ouintero, Dan Drotar, and Lous Mossel. ROW FOUR: Mike Stewart, Dick White, Eliot Freeman, Steve Hayes, Ralph Macy, and Dual Cooper. 89 SCIENCE CLI B SCIENCE CLUB-BOTTOM ROW: Georgia Oakes, Joyce Longfellow, Carolyn Collins, Millie Meyer, Bill Pate, and Bill Robinson. ROW TWO: Bob Weatherwax, Mike Dickau, Bob Davis, Charles Jurden, Dennis Larkin, Joe Gerber, and Paul Furukawa. ROW THREE: Armando Gingras, John Vandevier, Terry Franklin, Walter Brooks, Carl Olsen, Brian Haskell. S E-1E'l I'1ES S SUE-ETTES - BOTTOM ROW: Gail Rex, Sherian Stewart, Olva Eddleman, Linda Hansen, Tea- dora Rincon, and La Daughn Thomas. ROW TWO: Connie Gordon, Eileen Reyes, Linda Nichoels, Nolene Bletcher, and Pricilia Rincon. ROW THREE: Judy McEntire, Carol Shelton, Lynn Owen, Elaine Seay, Charlotte Porter, and Lupe Medina. SPANISH l B SPANISH CLUB 1 BOTTOM ROW: Kaye Burke, Vivian Senac, Diane Lowe, Karen Anderson, Sandy Moreno, Magdalena Martinez, Clara Baird, Loretta Deyarmond, and Marilyn Dunk- erley. ROW TWO: Kathie Bradley, Virginia Conner, Virginia Collins, Kerry Holler, Jill Buckley, Vicky Amos, Gayle Jones, Eileen Stewart and Cindy Vickers. ROW THREE: Jim Richarf, Jim Moore, Bill Snyder, Ruth Paolinette, Kathy Holler, Sandra Cronen, Georgia Oakes, Judy Young, and Ealine Hanson. ROW FOUR: Barbara Ames, Jean Meyer, Charles Quintero, Dan Reed, Dennis Lawliss, Andy Meier, Lugena Swopes, and Cheryl Skinner. N01 '95 5151? I 1 B IARSITY -Ll B VARSITY CLUB-BOTTOM ROW: John Wussick, Leon Kelsoe, Larry Brunner, Sherin Williams, John Haddock, Duane Samples, Glade Quin- ney, Angel Cabral, Jim Brown, and Jerry Pryor. ROW TWO: Dan Drotar, Bob Dean, Charles Quintero, Gary Meissner, Will Creaney, Carl Fulbright, Gary Vogel, Warren Babcock, Dan Hickey, Scott Cole, and Dennis Hickey, ROW THREE. Dick White, Gary Jensen, Dean Adams, Mike Young, Mike Stewart, Walter Brooks, Bob Goodman, Bob Gillett, Jack Inman, and Louis Massei. ROW FOUR: Rodney Morris, Phil Kirk, Joe Diaz, Gary Kempkes, Bruce Clausen, Gary Hoffert, Roger Mason, Ralph Macy, Roy Simmons, Steve Hayes, Ralph Davis and Dual Cooper. 19 ' Q 'lol' - X f x QM 1 4 it 'ook -, I, i it T i-IE-ISP!!-XNS THESPIAN CLUB - Lett to right: Adrienne Hansen, Nedra Parsons, Jackie Langher, and Bill Stephens. ss S if If I 1 Y nl fim- WORLD FE IENDSE-IIP -LUB WORLD FRIENDSHIP CLUB - BOTTOM ROW. Carol Sue Shelton, Judy Young, Carole Crane, Nancy Hampton, and Wanda Norris. ROW TWO: Eileen Ganzer, Trenette Wisdom, Carolyn Barr, Judy McEntire, Karen Boss, and Mary Bedell. 'I QI Lef to rnght Mr Paul Davrs Advlser Jerry Coffey Kathy Pheffer Vick: cmak and Judy Clark Yunp Marsha Ramsey Frrst Semester Ednor rn Chtef 'F T Loretta Taylor Assustant Edrtor La Frentz Bobby Knight Bob Mar 'P Q, ADITCI Ayala Feature Edntor f- Terry Baird Busrness Manager Quant HH W. We as students of Srerra Hugh School are nnclrned to take our school newspaper for granted however many hours of wrltmg and prepa ratuon are a requurernent for producing a superuor school newspaper No one knows that fact better than our Sword and Shleld staff Under the dlrec tlon of Mr Paul A Davrs, editors Marsha Ramsey and Bobby Knlght have done a Pat Hemsworth Exchange Edttor ,A V 5 ' K A I I X I . - I . . ,- ., 'N f . 41 I I .r ,, A I - .- gf hi . 1 4 - 1 Q Y . 4 lf' I l , - fl f r , ' , 1 5 I ,ef , X 1' f' -I x. , .cc - 4 4 'Q N . . .,., , 1 z I I g V , - I 'lla nh 51112131 great 'ob ln dlrectnng the staff to produce a complete paper almost every slngle week of the year News features edntorlals, advertlsements and art have been the proauct ot the skull lmaglnatnon and persever ance of the staff From the edltors down to the cub re porters the Sword and Shield team has produced a paper of whlch Sierra Hugh School can well be proud .A Kathy Pfeffer Page One Ednor Bobby Knrght Second Semester Judy Clark Page Two Edntor Edntor In Chief Qvffv dll, 1 S ROLL Left to nght Ramona Callahan Jack Inman Vuckv La Frentz Mums Gondelman and Mr Paul Davls Adviser Jerry Caffey Page Four Edutor Bob Marcmak Page Three Edutor I 4 VG F t. 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X Q L Q We frnally nts done and boy are we glad' We waded Through mllllons of printed words hundreds of page lay outs thousands of pnctures and hours and hours of lust plain work' We sweated strained grunted and groaned wrestllng wuth the problems of advertlsung and art We worked before school after school during school and on holldays to make the deadllne that well we only mussed It by a few days' Bottom Row Lee Stephens Sandy Kelperus Georgua Oakes Terry Franklm and Marilyn Fuhrman Top Row Judy Chlebeck Bob Gasklll and Lynn Hunsken X I Wendy Sandler Edltor In Chuef Penny Remhold Assrstant Editor Ron Paulson Head Photographer Duck Lester Assustant Photographer HI . .t I I - I I ' I I I I I I T I 5 1 D 1 ' 1 A I l - : , I , I . ,N I 5 7. . figs 3 ll 'C Y Of course we had our good tumes our rewards our lughter moments and with all thus we even had tnme here and thereto eat sleep and work for our other classes So here nt us nn all nts passion ate purple glory It IS written an the blood ot Mr Smnth and all our editors and staff mem bers Once more we say Here t and we hope you lrke ut we do' IU-FF Lucy Tucker Copy Edrtor Judy Retz Plcture Editor Left to right: Roberta Thompson Carol Postalan, Linda Myers, Donna Madsen Pat McCormick, and Joanne Bramlett l Ron Workman Business Manager Linda Albert Art Editor Wayne Bra by Sports Editor v N Q ' ' l , ff 5 Q Q 6 ' 5 I , r' garb -1:1 infer-. 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Thompson, Middle Row: Coach Fair, Coach Conly, G. Meissner, C. Quintero, B. Goodman, W. Creaney, L. Massei, B, Dean, J. McKay, K. McMurtry, B. Clausen, and Coach Feary. Top Row: G. Kempkes, R. Mason, T. Williams, R. Davis, J, Diaz, R. Morris, D, Samples, M. Young, R. Neff, D. Adams, J. Bow, and D. Drotar. -i . 'L 9 9 X ' 2 ' Lgefss. . , x X ? 41 Y ,f S ll I J Q L 1 Q . N l l Mr, Joe Feary, Mr. Jack Fair, and Mr. Mahlon Conly Mason and Baraias team to drive a Santa Fe PlaYer out of bounds. Sierra High suffered a discouraging O-8 record in l957, but came back strong in '58 to tie Arroyo and San Gabriel for the Sierra League title. The Spartans, starting off against always dangerous El Rancho, showed great promise as they were barely edged 14-7. Sierra football hit a new low in the second game of the practice season, how.ever, when the Warren Bears ran over the Spartans 25-O. ln its second meeting with a district school, the Spartan varsity showed evi- dence of a great future as it played the Santa Fe Chiefs to a scoreless tie. 3 fc fl 5- 1 it I t -, an P 8-s-A' - . ,Al 'Mfg' ' S 22. s in T 215 Dea n Adams Art Ba raias Quarterback Quarterback Bruce Clauson, Sierra's ace end, is brought down by two unidentified DQ- 515' s. Jim Brown Halfback avi Rosemead players, ROSEVIEAD The Spartan defense and offense shared honors, each scoring two touchdowns, as Sierra won its first varsity football game. Both teams were scoreless in the first half. In the closing minutes of the third quarter, however, Sierra scored its first touchdown as Roger Mason intercepted a Rosemead pass and went 62 yards for the score. ln the fourth quarter Duane Samples scored on a 22 yard run. Joe McKay then intercepted another Rose- mead pass and made a 50 yard touchdown run. The final tally came as fullback Wayne Crowder went 63 yards for the touchdown. Mason made good on all four conversions. SIERRA 28 ROSEMEAD o I K in Q35-a Q Q- rl Larry Brunner Halfback ff' . .fc 4 .v 1 Bruce Clausen Wilfred Creaney Wayne Crowder End CENTS' Fullback Q if Cb 'asw- ll' 1 N I 2 Q s I -' 5-'E '7v.'j'fg7'..'f':lAt1 iN5 it H -A - Ralph Davis Bob Dean End Center Larry Brunner eludes dust-biting Matador. Si-KN GI-XBRIEL The Spartan varsity put another notch in its win belt as it downed the Matadors. if . The first quarter was played to no great advantage 1 0 for either team. ln the second quarter Sierra went 45 yards for a touchdown, with Larry Brunner going the last 12 yards. San Gabriel then took the kickoff and went 78 yards for their only touchdown. During the third quarter John Haddock dropped a San Gabriel back in the end zone for a safety. The fourth quarter found Sierra scoring its second touchdown as quarterback Tudy Barajas scored from the one. SIERRA 15 SAN GABRIEL 7 Joe Diaz Dan Drotar Guard Quarterback 'U Eliot Freeman Carl Fullbright Bob Goodrndh 6 End Halfback End f lifely, John Haddock Leon Kelsoe Gary Kempkes CenTer Guard TGCHG I P 5 A660 fO Sierra's firsT and only loss of The league season came aT The hands of Arroyo. Arroyo's big line spelled The end To a hoped-for sweep of The league games by Sierra. Fumbles by The Knighfs gave Sierra good scoring chances in The ball game, buT The SparTan's weren'T auiTe able To push over a score. Defermined goal line sTands by Arroyo kepT The SparTan VarsiTy from scoring from The Two anal Three yard lines. SIERRA O ARROYO 20 phil Kirk John Martinez Guard Tackle Kelsoe brings down an Arroyo back, as Diaz and Kempkes move in Roger Mason Louis Massei Halfback Guard i lf' '3 'i' Joe McKay Fullback IQ It I lr..,.v Rod Morris Tackle Drofar snags one! gs , T ,4.. il ' 7 i f TT' Ken McMurtry Gary Meissner Tackle Guard GLENDORI-X In a defensive baTTle, Sierra sfood off Glendora for The SparTans Third win. The Sierra Touchdown came in The second period as quarierback Tudy Barajas scored on a TO yard run. ln The TourTh quarTer The SparTans held The Tarrars inside The Sierra 5 yard line Tor Tour downs, Then Took over and ran ouT The clock. The SparTans inTercepTed Three Glendora passes, huT had a hard Time keeping possession of The ball as They Tumbled eighT Times. Seven of The eighf fumbles were recovered by Glendora. SIERRA 7 GLENDORA O I I Charles Quinferc Halfback if n '91 Ch QQ Q6 Duane Samples Bob Thompson Fullback Halfback Dominic Valentino Tim Williams Halfback Tackle Valentino drives for a gain against Azusa. AZUSA to sen in the second quarter, the Spartans hung on to beat Azusa and gain a tie forthe Sierra League crown. The game was a defensive duel with the Sierra de- fense holding the Aztecs in their own territory for most of the night. The Spartans, however, moved the ball well-making twice as much yardage as Azusa. Quarterback Barajas completed 7 of ll passes while Clausen averaged 39 yards on 5 punts. SIERRA 6 AZUSA O Mike Young -lim BOW End Center 'CQ Roger Neff Byron Boyd Gene Stoneman Center End Guard Scoring with a pass from Barajas to end Bruce Clau- jl F EE FOOT BALL ? xq Borfom Row A Bundy D Havens J Parker J Wussuck B Parks J Bonduranf R Melia R Garcia E Carlson G Medrna D Chrnsfenson and R Ornelas Muddle Row Mr Robertson J Robunson Mgr J Bachman L Bochmon J Moore F Orr S Harruson R Mahohck J Pnnce R Burton R Poslllos G Hertzberg D McCoy and Mr Smufh Top Row D Morris B Snyder D Kelsoe D Mnelke S Foofe J Cameron T Hncks L Snyder F Lopez I Wllkle B Bowman and C Valencia X I Mr Ruchard T Smufh and Mr Wnllard Robertson SIERRA SIERRA SIERRA SIERRA SIERRA LEAGUE RECORD SAN GABRIEL AZUSA GLENDORA ARROYO ROSEMEAD 3.-'N 40 Chrnsrenson grabs as Bundy closes an Hong on Bachman Moore s on the way -EE FOUIEB1-Xl'L 9 will W 6 L5 A5 5' lliiiag 4 42 40 48 te -7 15 24915 X7 -0 1.- 5 4 211 ANA CEE S-Bottom Row Henry Rascon Fred Havens John Hayek Jack O Nell Ray Chavez Don Gray Jam Smuth Rudy Qunroz Gene Crowder Tony Casullas Allen Puper and Ron Fluss Muddle Row Mr Eugene Grohs John Valencua John Guzman John Herberg Robert Bacha John Muller Jnm Farrler Ron Asendorf John Walker John Qulroz Ron Booth Horace Counts and Mr Fred Osmond Top Row James Steele Chrus Wucker Gerald Herrlck Steve Nicholson Dennus Howell Robert Armstrong Dave Johnson Fred Hawkins James Johnson Tom Bandy and Jum Turner Coach Eugene Grohs Begmnlng the season wlth a no wun four loss record In practrce the Spartan Cee grldders under the coachmg of Mr Eugene Grohs were able to kmdle a strong fight :ng spark unto what at takes to make a wunnung team Loslng their first league game to the eventual league champnon San Gabrrel they were to wan the next four ln a row to capture second place In the league 112 Sierra Sierra Slerra Sierra Sierra San Gabrnel Rosemead Arroyo Glendora Azusa Muller knocks down a Rosemead pass IVA FEE POL Front Row Raymond Callahan Jack Murray John Davus Rvchard Decker Mnke Nero Bull Davus Luther Holley Ron Peterson and Make Henneghan Back Row Brll Gehle Larry Studebaker Mlke Stewart Jay Frazner Bob Scates Duck Lester Rrchard Tmgwall Walter Brooks Ralph Hahn and Mr Poucher Slerra s flrst Varsnty water polo team went through nts season wnnnmg three Bell Gardens 19 3 which was the most Impressive victory In the Garden Grove Tournament the Varsity emerged vlctorlous over the highly favored Santa Ana team to wm the Consolatuon Bracket Award Mr Don Poucher 4 Larry Studebaker fights to keep control of the ball Spartan defense sets up for nnterceptnon A Y out of eight games. The-wins were over Buena Park, 7-2, Santa Fe, 9-47 and 0 JV 99 COUNT? Y Bottom Row R Valenta C Cook D Montez V Rnpley P Buchanan J Chamberlaun G Puentes K Beckman andJ Fox Second row Mr Dugard F Antuna J Young A Cabral R Papaleo E Vrlla W Jones and R Edwards mgr Top Row R Umstead T Robuson G Vogel R Avlla D Hlckey G Lane O Akms andW Babcock Mr Bob Duga rd The Sierra Cross Country team ran through a poor season In the unntlal meet agamst Rosernead both Varsity and Junior Varsaty were defeated 22 35 and T5 49 respectively The followmg week they met San Gabrlel and the varsity lost 23 33 but the Jayvees ran away wuth thelr meet 21 36 Then came the Arroyo meet whuch was too much for the Spartan teams as both met defeat ln the last league meet the Azusa Varsrty and Junror Varsuty teams spelled the downfall for the Spartans Scores were T5 40 and T5 48 respectrvely All lettermen are returnung with the exceptnon of flrst man Frank Antuna Who holds the school record of 9 47 Wifi' Hr QQ On your marks get set GOII Cabral rounds the far turn ll5 M. , N , 1 .: ' .Q xv 70 ' l .- . 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V - .L-,. 1 I 1 f , IARSITY BASK1-E'l'BALL Hayes for twol Sierra s Varsity Hoopmen turned In a great practlce season thus year wlnnung 11 of 15 games During the Long Beach Tourney the Spartans were barely edged 60 58 by Long Beach Poly In one of the most excltung games of the year The team then took part an the Comp ton Invntatlonal Tournament After losung theur tlrst game by 4 pounts to Mlllukan 46 42 the Spartans won three stralght beatmg St John s 43 37 Callfornla 68 42 and Dominguez 49 43 to take home the Consolatnon Bracket Trophy The league season was an off and on affaur wlth the Spartans beating Glen dora by 13 In the flrst round and losing to them by 13 In the second Sierra players turned rn some great performances this year Forward Steve Hayes was selected for the all league furst team and was the leagues top scorer wnth 187 ponnts for an average of 187 pornts per game Hayes season record was 491 points for a 20 5 aver age Center Roy Simmons was selected for the all league second team Roy came up wnth 121 polnts for a 12 1 ponnts per game average and 5th place an league scoring standings Mr Jerry Hames E C2 G9 Bottom Row Ralph Davs Steve Hayes Paul Trullllo Duane Samples and Mr Jerry Homes Top Row Bruce Clausen Roy Smmons Joe D az and Glade Qu nney 171 18 'Il' Ralph Davns l Gary Hofferf 7 Ray Lundeen fi' I Joe Dnaz 75 Steve Hayes Roy Snmmons Slerra KSIGFYG Slerra Sierra Slerra YSIGFFO S1erra lk lk S1erra 'Slerra Suerra 'Sierra 'Slerra S1erra 'S1erra 'S1erra Slerra Slerra 'S1erra Slerra S1erra Slerra Snerra Slerra S1erra 'Vars1'ry 47 fl' 289 SEASON RECORD El Rancho Tushn Alhambra Long Beach Poly Artesla Whltfler Calnforma Domlquez Santa Fe Mllllkan Sf John s Calufornla Domlnquez Norwalk Rosemead San Gabrlel Arroyo Glendora Azusa Rosemead San Gabruel Arroyo Glendora Azusa Faculty r.. r Baralas 'I I' -5 Glade Qulnney Ralph Macy Bruce Clausen Duane Samples Paul Trulnllo l'l2 O 125 . M,-4-7. .A dv K V . . x 'K . i . 6 16 491 8 ' 45 ........,..... 52 ' ' 66 ...,.,........... ' 41 - ,A f A ,I , Q' . ' 69 ............,. 57 Q i 4 y ' 58 ........ 60 ' ' 55 ................ ' 65 1 1 ' 62 ............... ' ' 51 Q W ' ' 62 ............ ,, ' ' 57 1 M 8' ' Q ' ' 66 .............. ' 56 y 22's ' 'Sierra 53 ........... ,, Paramount 44 y ' 59 ............... 48 ry 4 1 I ' 42 .... .......... ' ' 46 1' ' 43 .............. . ' 37 fs ' 68 .............. ' ' 42 ' ' 9 ' 49 ............. ' 43 39 Af ' 7l ........ ....... 3 6 ' 57 .............. 50 ' 44 ............. ' 62 . ' 57 ................. 70 ' 69 ............... 56 ' 55 ................. 65 ' 70 .............. 42 ' 41 ............ ' 42 ' 47 ................ 56 ' ' 57 .............. 70 ' 60 ................. A8 ' ............... 38 I6 99 f. - 2 'fl' I l . P- - , Q . 1' .- , M l 'i . Q X I . A - f 4 After a first game loss to El Rancho and a rela- tively easy win over Tustin, the Spartans met the Al- hambra Moors. At the end of the first half Sierra was ahead by T3 points, and from then on was never headed. Final score was Sierra 69 - Alhambra 57, with Steve Hayes contributing 31 points and Roy Sim- mons 20. Clausen and Hoffert go up for Simmons gets a rebound ci rebound Hayes gets away from Krebs Two for Trugillo The second Calhi game was a real pleasure for Spartan rooters in two ways first of course it is always a pleasure to defeat a Crosstown rival like California and second it put the Spartan Varsity into the Consolation Bracket Finals of the Compton Invitational Basketball Tournament Final score Sl erra 68 California 42 The first round of the Long Beach Poly Basketball Tournament provided one of the greatest games of the season Highly touted Poly was nearly upset by a fired up Spartan team led by Steve Hayes with 23 points and Roy Simmons with T7 Final score Sierra 58 Long Beach Poly 60 Hoffert goes in for a lay up Simmons gets away from Krebs i 5 1 1 1 1 i i Hoffert and Jackson lump Snmmons puts one In Sferra had already defeated Domnnquez once be fore theur meetzng rn the Finals ot The Compton Tour nament Led by Steve Hayes wuth 23 pounts the Spartans brought home The Consolatuon Bracket Tro phy and a 49 43 vuctory over Domnnquez Meetung an the second round ot the league sea son Suerra and San Gabrnel put on a merry go round Gabriel and their spread Tormatron on the wan nung snde of a 42 4l score Hoffert for an easy one HGYGS 15 blocked out Quxnney hooks one up Hayes gets hacked Wrth Steve Hayes and Roy Slmmons Tysng for hugh point honors with 17 each The Spartans avenged an earlrer season 65 55 loss To Azusa Sn erra Took The lead un The tlrst quarter and was never serrously pushed by Azusa Fnnal score Slerra 60 Azusa 48 ll 9 l l come-from-behind game that finally ended with San FEE BAS nfdf-XLL The Spartan Bee Basketball team played a top notch season wrnnlng seven games whsle losung only three Led by center Bob O Nell who paced the lndnvndual scorrng the Bees went unto league play wnth only one loss to blot thenr otherwlse perfect practice record When the Bees fell they didnt fall far They were edged only by Arroyo 33 32 Azusa 52 50 and Glendora 59 57 In a thrnllnng close game with Glendora the Bees came as close as a last second halt court shot to wnnnlng the Sierra League Champronshup Wuth many freshman and sophomore players the Bee Basketball team should be able to look forward to a brlght season next winter 1--it Bee cheerleaders Nancy Maxwell Dons Hodges Bull Hancock Darleene Ferber and Mr Len Craven Jackie Zuady were on hand at all Bee Basketball Games to drum up student support Front Row Gary Braaksma Dan Jackson Bob ONell Randy Hanlstone and Dave Maddux Back Row Charlue Cash Chras Palm quust Art Palaclos Mlke Westlnng and Ed Dashney I I' I X ' ' I I ' ' , I I . . . , I ' I . I . . , . ' I ' I ' I I ' X l A we I - :Q E I W R i ' . m 5 ' ' 3- .1, . P . . . , ..- I I B we 1 b ,. . ,. . 4 r L ' l: ' ' - ,,..- I I I A I I Harlstone msures hnmself a rump ball O Neal grabs The ball from a frustrated MOdClUX S?eC1lS fhe bGll fI'Orn G grlmaclng fo rwa rd Throughout nfs season The Bee Basketeers pro vided loads of Thrnlls and excitement for their enfhu SICISTIC followers Half courf baskeTs lncreduble steals cmd solnd dribbling were o few of The Thmgs That The rooters warmed To and made The basket warraors game under all curcumstances 'Sierra 'Sierra 'Szerra Snerra Szerra Saerra 'Sierra Slerra Snerra 'Snerra guard LEAGUE RECORD Rosemead San Gabriel Arroyo Glendora Azusa Rosemead San Gabrlel Arroyo Glendora Azusa Moddux seems wedged In as he reaches Palmquusr leaps off the floor lo snag a Dual Cooper Seems To reach our to em for the ball pass brace lhe ball ' 51 ..........., ' 62 .......... ' ' , - ' 47 ....,.....,.. . ' - - ' 4 ' 55 ........ ' ' , - 5 ' , ' 5o ........... ' ' - - ff' 55 ......... - ' 63 ...,...... ' ' . ' 32 ...........,. . ' 57 ............ ' 79 ............... CEE BASE E' BALL Under the direction of Mr. Willard Robertson, the Cee Bob Valenta and Al Aguilera led the scoring, while Basketball five ended the season with a 3 and I3 record. Chris Wicker was the most improved player. Co-captains Although the Cees didn't win any league games, four elected at the end of the season were Al Aguilera and ofthe games were lost by a total of only 8 points. Wayne SC1vGriCJ. Aguilera scores another one Valenta grabs a rebound Mr Willard Robertson Bottom Row Wayne Savaria Bob Brown Gerald Herrick Bob Valenta and .lose Venegas Top Row Bob Armstrong Steve Bryant John Guzman Al Aguilera and Gerry Pryor - 1 1 I 1 ' - I 1 1 I - DEE BASS 1-E'l'BA!.L The Dees, tutored by Mr. Fred Osmond, went through the season with a 4 won-14 lost record. The league sea- son started with a win over Rosemead, but the Dees couldn't manage to pull out another game until the last game with Azusa. ln the Azusa game Dennis Ingram tal- lied I6 points to tie a record for most points scored by an individual in a single game. The Dees were lecl in scoring by Alex Moreno, Stu Bensen, and Ingram. Co-Captains elected at the end of the season were John Lord and Ron Quigley. Fred Osmond Lord mgkeg Q lump short Bensen comes off the floor to tag rebound Bottom Row Stu Bensen Dennis Ingram Joe Cash Joel Robinson and John Lord Top Row Alex Marino Jack ONerl Ron Quigley Wally Jones Jim Richart and missing Gary Slaughter QI- . K L l Mr. IT EYTLINC to X X-x.,..,,g.f.,.. ha x BOTTOM ROW Sherman Wlllnams Roger Wnnslow Angel Cabral Floyd Orr Larry Bachman John Muller and Larry Brunner TOP ROW Byron Boyd Dan DroTar Jum Bow Gary Melssner Carl Fullbrsghl' and Leon Kelsoe The varsny wresflung Team had The besT record of any Team aT Slerra Thus year The Tmal counT showed a T2 wln, no loss record Early IH The season The boys Took parT nn The Orange Coasf Inv1TaTuonal TournamenT and came ouT as vncTors The ToughesT maTch of The season was The Trnal one In whlch Snerra beaT The winner of The San Gabriel Valley League, ll In The CIF Prelnmlnarues Snerra qualified nme wresTlers Tor The Sem: Finals Coaches Mr Ruchard T Srmfh and Mr Jack Faur ,- ltr' 'Q ,,,aw-my ,f L BOTTOM ROW Dennrs Denton Bob Srephens John Walker Mrke Prnnell John Wussnck Bob McCormick and Don Rarney TOP ROW Jwm Parker Wayne Crowder Ben Bowmen Terry James J rry Bonduranr Lours Mussel Wlll Creoney and Dean Adams V D fi L f ' - ,- as ,- , f vw rs li 3 5 L, f T ' N ' 4 . r ' ,O 'N , W - L T' 9 I , 0 L ' T E , ' T . Nr' f ', T ...,, h R lt. X, . D , Q ,Q 'X' , ' Y x p. - D, R 'X X . . I . . , 5 I , '16 . . A ' Bellflower, 26-20. Y T , T. , T ' ' 'l 5. -- n y A M ,w -T , N -. . . T iw ,,,, C W r .1 K 2 ' T , ' ll W A xl G W X, D I I A h 1 T ' 6 fl lk l T 22.1 ,T X , T , - 5 Z BOTTOM ROW Sherman Wullnams Angel Cabral Floyd Orr Larry Bachman and Larry Brunner TOP ROW Byron Boyd Gary Melssner Dan Drorar and Jam Bow Angel Cabral Floyd Orr The nlne boys above qual :fled for The C I F Seml Finals Two of Them Floyd Orr and Angel Cabral qualvfned for The Flnals In The Finals Cabral lost on a referee s decusnon Orr how ever went on To fake fourth place In CIF Floyd was The only one To place from The Whlf her Unuon Hugh School Drsfncf Byron Boyd Dan Drofar Sherman Wulluams YPIN1-Xa Fl Ln Bottom Row Rrchard Cook Roger Peterson Bob Rtchard Rlchard Papaleo Scott Cole and Bud Wall Top Row Don Scott Richard Marceau Dan Hickey Dave Harrus cmd Bull Robunson Not prctured Rtchard Lyons Stan Palmer Tony Bocanegra Bernard Lasper Loren Worsham and Jerry Ryberg At the time the annual went to press the of their scheduled twelve The completed meets rnclude one trrangular meet agarnst West Co vuna and Antelope Valley and four dual meets wuth San Gabrtel Excelsuor Ganesha and Alhambra The Alhambra meet was a highlight of the season as It was the first meet ever won by the Spartan Gymnasts Sierra took frve frrst places out of the posslble etght events Hickey In a handstand which are Free Exercise Horizontal Bar Long Horse Parallel Bars Rmgs Rope Clnmb Sade Horse and Tumbltng In these events each tn dnvtdual competes against all entered both opponents and teammates but any 1nts he does make are applied to the team scc c It was a greatly Improved team Coach Ralph Bott: led thus year All members will return next year as there were no Sensors on the team Peterson does a back handsprmg Mr Ralph Bottt Papaleo on the Hugh Bar Q 1 x x H xx , X.. , J X 1 e : ' , 1 l 1 A 1 1 - 5 1 I 1 A I V 1 ' I - ' 2' ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' V I . . I . , gymnastics squad had completed five meets 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' A 1 1,tAl ' ' ' ' 71. 1 1 1 1 ffl' 1 Left to Right Muke Meyer Joe Diaz John Cameron Stan Muller and Mr Armando Del Torto Thus years Spartan Varsity Golf team has so umproved snnce last year that lt IS hard to tell tha It IS he same team Led by Joe Dlaz last year s San Ga brlel Valley League Champion the varsity putters went through a good practice season of three wms two losses and one tue Dlaz shows the form that made hum top man The wms were over Bell Gar dens and Warren the losses to San Gabriel and Alhambra and the tue with Warren Close be hind Dlaz the team stop player IS Jum Belnkoff a freshman with three playing years ahead of hum who gets the nod as bright est prospect for the future 'VT CGr'f'IeI'0n YBSS off MI' Armando Del TOYTO Muller and Meyer take a few practnce swmgs I : . I . I I . I ' 1 . . . I I ' ' 1 1 I ' 1 1 ' I , - 1 I - . . V 5 .' . - -N Qi . i - . , 1 lrr IFY FFACK N I x I X Front Row left to rught Gary Vogel Angel Cobral Eliot Freeman Charles Qulntero Joe McKay John Blackledge Warren Babcock and Gary Hoffert Back Row Manuel Belecano Ruchard Papaleo Don Brown Roger Mason Bob Goodman Ron Pomeroy Tum Wnlluams Ken McMurtry Dan Reed and Duane Samples Slerra s Varsuty Track squad has shown great nmprove son and the shot putting of Joe McKay and Ken McMurtry ment during the past season Many records have fallen and Suerra s domlnance In many events was apparent The coach new better tnmes have appeared on the score books Led by es ot the Varsity Track team have expressed great confldence the hugh Iumplng of Gary Hoftert the running of Roger Ma nn the future of this team due to the tact that tew of the players are graduating Warren Babcock breaks the tape Mason makes a fast start Sierra takes the lead 47 493' 5 .. PM V wx' s ' ' 9 ,, A , , . ,,,, . . . , , , .,., . .,..... ,V ,, ,. , .,,-W... . i , , , . l, l . W. . ' l x I! -A 5, 1 . , h fs? t 6 .,, g. 3 Y. A 5 , gg. r Q in 3 ' -T' A l 5 'N , T l Y 5 sl s ' T A l t 1 - - ll X A X T ' X l . ,,- 1 X K ' H ' rray t g 1 ss 5 'X -fu. -L' Ny Goodman meg hqrd for fhe brodd lump reggrd The shot put us one of the most duffucult Hoffert clears the bar tg track events Mr Bob Dugard Mr Joe Feary and Mr Len Craven bm. ' -. .,s ' ' .,., :'r - Ann 5 Track requures skull beyond that requured un almost any other sport A player must have more than lust brute strength He must have a combunatuon of skull endurance and tenacuty A good trackman must also be versatule enough to sprunt run long dustances, and lump Suerra s track team has demon strated thus past year the skull and qualuty requured of a good team Suerra s relay team un actuon r-Q u,, r 2- v' - aft ' if t I 4 'fi , -1- , jr . ' ji -0- -4-. -f Q. -.. . -gg ,.. - Y x . -- vi , 1. y .Q . y . . . - U r I,,,, 4- ...li . - ' Q -ld r A ,- -Q. -1, - - , , . 7' 3 wfzviil 1 va V Q.. -- un.. ,. ,. --- , - -u.---o...,,,,, ku.: I - lf' ,,-X -5' ' -L fu , ,AU - Af., . -...Q ..,g..-.,, . ,Q ,- --cub ..,. - .-...N ' 9 . - F-EE FFACK ,ar .i 6? ' ' A51 swans: 4h 'f'1 1li by aft 1- F ' Maw We-. --...M met? Blackledge and Fullbrlght take the lows Watch the barl On your mark get set The Bee trackmen won thenr share of contests and enloyed a faurly successful season The splkesters ran agaunst many of Southern Callfornua s top schools and although lackrng depth they nearly always came through wnth a wan Standouts were In the sprunts Charles Qurntero In the hurdles John Blackledge Carl Fullbrlght and Jlm Brown and tn the pole vault Bull Parsons Parsons goes over with the greatest of ease QD x, W Oni V Q Q as ,ll ft t V l, , , x 1 . A A p .I I s x - ' . ' I - f ' ' 3 . I f X : Q 'K ' ' Bottom Row Ted Robrson, Carl Fullbrnght Charles Qulntero, Btll Parsons Davnd Montel, Fred Matz, Ron Crane, and Jerry Bachman Top Row Jtm '30 Brown Carl Van Buren, John Blackledge, Steve Foote, Lowell Grtffrth, and Pat Montague T JK . A, I K . XX Aff, , ' 'Q I A V' 'X' lf, Q 4-4. .iziff 4 0 -A - - - .1 it Lt..-A ,I -lg-N xt ' C 4 'T C,.l .. .mlm-. ' 4- y V V lvjv -we l , , A 'VM N' 5' K ' F I rl i'?i4,, I ig, X ,V 4. t V 1 , . ' N-, V Y X . V , K, - . V VA!V ig- I , Irvs: .AA 0. - C+ i 'K' bt kr,-A 4 'W , : N' , ,I .. M, '. , jctac, E'-5' M I 1 I . I I . I l s . , I i- I 'Q - A Q I 0,0z . Cd L Y 4 2. 1 . W Q l l sq' l' , T' ' l H.. . k , x f 3 0 T S I . 'S 5 1 ' 1 -f N -, v K ... -1 , : U A i V 1 h 'P F' k . 1 . IARSITY Bi-XYEBALL Bottom Row Dan McGuure Leon Isaacs Wal Creaney Jess Machado Leon Kelsoe Jvm Lenblg and Gene Stoneman Top Row Larry Burns Duck White Randy Havlstone Dual Cooper Jack Inman and Charlle Cash Sierra s Varsity Baseball team was hot In the beglnnnng games of Its season Vlctory after vlctory was chalked up on the Scoreboards and the victory flag flew almost regularly twlce a week Duck Whlte led the mound staff through many a long tough stretch to emerge vlctoruous In most cases The Varsity team was given an extra boost of power from nts returnmg letter men Leon Kelsoe Randy Hallstone Duck Whlte Wrl Creaney Jess Machado Dual Cooper and Jack Inman Wlth only two graduating sensors thus team promises even greater thlngs next season Mr Sud Hendrick Wul Creaney arms for the fence Spartan horsehuder us put out at home as Isaacs heads for fursf 3 1 I I 1 f 1 - 5 ' I I I ' , , , , 1 I ' I se , 1 V X , 1 Y y ' 3 f . I I J - , Vi-XRJ F! BASEBALL Larry Burns Charlue Ca h Randy Harlstone Outfleld Outfleld Thrrd Base Leon Isaacs Dan McGuire Dual Cooper Jlm Lelblg Shortsfop Second Base Outfleld Pitcher Gene Sfoneman DICk Whlie Jack Inman Jesse Machado Outfleld PITCh6I' First Base Catcher H , I Wal Creaney Leon Kelsoe Catcher Outfreld ' W Y , Q-'1 ' A . T l ' f N A A, .gay A I . C 1' 4 BASEBALL 1 T Mali? we UWM ,H- mugg- War 'B dw! ,rex nies' ff -fem-,q,,f' gan-5 ufwifr' 'ao WINE? he Mello to Corlson for the out Bromlett stops one ot the hot corner The J V s went through thenr proctlce schedule with ct record of 6 wlns ond 4 defects and were looking forward to o fine leogue seoson Almost oll lettermen returned ond other fine ployers up from the Frosh squod odded to the seoson s ploy The hrttrng ottock wos led by Allen Bundy Mrke Westlnng Ken Bromlett, Ston Gonzer ond Bob McCormrck Combining to hold opponents down In the pitching department were Jody Hoyek cmd Bob Vcrlento Coach Jerry Homes ,ra NX Bottom Row Deon Adorns Allen Bundy, Ed Dcshney John Prince Chuck Lorson Stan Gonzer, Al Aguulero ond Roy MSIIG Top Row Horoce Counts Ed Carlson Bob Volento Jody Hoyek, Bob Scotes, Gene Emshoff Ken Bromlett,c1nd Mr Jerry Homes FR JSI-I BASEBALL CD i ' S vs.. Bottom Row Mr Robert Jacob Ron Quugley Jack Murray Ray Chavez Wally Jones and Dennts Ingram Mxddle Row Gary Long Benny Boroman Tom Bandy Fred Salas George Wool John Valencia Rrchard Booth and Larry Bates Top Row Gerald Herrick Phnl Ewmg Ray Magee and Bull Coates Whrle Coach Bob Jacobs squad lost some close early season decusuons they showed a lot of Improvement later IN the year and should provlde good players for the Varsity and JV In The years to come e f m team as t ns called w through the season under the dlrectuon of Coach Eugene Grohs On the JJV the boys got experience for the future by playung other schools In the Dnstruct Mr Robert Jacob N K Mr Eugene Gfghs gl Left to Right Robert Vondergrtf, Bill French, Pat Connors, Alexander Morens, Raymond Flores, Richardo Hernandez, Ben Barnum Ron Boote Dennis Howell Ralph Stepp Lewis Carpenter James Robinson, and John Dunbar. 4' G x Q, Vi- RSITY Sierra High School's swim team has done a phenomenal iob this year, considering the fact that they have no pool of their own. Led by Jay Frazier in freestyle, Ralph Hahn in butterfly, Mike Stewart in back stroke, and Mike Nero in breast stroke, the Spartan mer- men set four new school swimming records. Jay Frazier established the 50 yard free-style mark at 25.9, Mike Stewart accounted for the 1109.4 mark in the 100 yard back stroke and 150 yard individual medley record of 1:58.8. Mike Nero came up with a time of 2126.5 in the 200 yard free-style and Ralph Hahn set the 100 yard butterfly mark at 1:15.2. Bottom Row: Larry Studebaker, Ralph Hahn, Terry Thatcher, and Mike Nero. Top Row: Mr. Don Paucher, Mike Stewart, Dick Lester, Jay Frazier, and Mike Lusby. Fx x N N X ft Q , V .I l 0 A practice race is about to begin. Mike Stewart shows record-breaking form . . i :':.- Ewa,-' .. vt -S.- ,.. T ...Sf - 1- Niles' , 1. ,WA A ar- . ms. Qs 4 .,, f1iB'- A J f 0 ,. i .f'l . ii , '1-at Q45-w.'V' 'F -A ff ,. ff fd Q Y L, g 'M ,D .J 5 . AL. , ...si f -F 4' if fa - -. . - 'T 1 as tsi 1 ...Mf.,s .fs Qt, t .4 Af.. A , X 'Q ffm, 3 I' I CC The Spartan Bee swimmers have improved their styles and times to such an extent that it is impossible to compare them with the team of last year. The busy Bees set six new school'marks. Jay Frazier, Mike Nero, Ralph Hahn, and Bob Booth combined their talents for a new 2:15 record for the medley relay, while Ralph Hahn set a new time for both Varsity and Bee in the 100 yard Butterfly, 11139. Jay Frazier clocked in at 1:11.5 for the 100 yard back stroke. Mike Nero set the hot time of 1:31 in the 100 yard breast stroke, and Luther Holley finished the 75 yard in- dividual medley with a time of 47.8. ,K , r Q 'iw np- 1-1 , W: I -J Bottom Raw: Robert Caswell, John Davis, Bill Davis, Dave Cramer, Robert Stephens and Robert Booth, Top Row: Mr. Don Poucher, Wayne Johnson, James Telfer, Ken Kelsoe Ralph Lidster Dennis Volovick, Luther Holley, and Ron Peterson. , s. J IC. v'.9a - v, ..,, . 5 I- - , LJ A VARSITY One of the finest athletic tests of the in- dividual, with great demands on his coordi- nated physical responses, is tennis. The Spartan tennis team led by Bill Pate, Gil Parra, and Bruce Clausen, established a 5-5 record for the practice season. The Varsity posted two wins over Bell Gardens and one each over Santa Fe, Buena Park, and Artesia. Bellflower, Santa Fe, and California each de- feated Sierra once, while Warren had two early season wins over the Spartans. A Bottom Row: Gerry Pryor, Bruce Clausen, Rod Morris, Eusebio Villa, and Paul Furukawa. Top Row: Mr, Jack Landis, John Guzman, Gil Parra, Larry Hagerman, and Bill Pate. 'PNNS The backhand-at practice . . . I ' N I Gnd in 0 m0'fClW- 'W , 3 .gn- Bottom Row: Greg Stine, Ron Haynie, Dave McCoy, Tom Hicks, Bob Thompson, Neil McAllister Gary George, Dave Sanchez, and John Quiroz. Middle Row: Vincent Gomez Howard Hallbere David Dixon, Gary Braaksma, Bob Brown, Steve Nicholsen, John King, and Kent Wilcox Top Row: Neil Gillis, David Hodges, Gerry Brooks, Bill Beach, Butch Gumm, Greg Puentes Jerry Garcia, and Mr. Duane Ganyo. .. 454 - annfavfi 'L 0 I . 5 ...tra-an-no ll NIOFK V:-Xihl ff This year's Junior Varsity tennis team, under the coaching of Mr. Duane Ganyo, established a great 9 won, 3 lost record for the practice season. The JV's defeated Santa Fe three times, -Bell Gardens twice, and Cali- fornia, Buena Park, Warren, and Artesia each once. They lost to La Habra, California, and Bellflower. Neil McAllister played first sin- gles, Dave McCoy and Tom Hicks were the first doubles combination. l37 Carolyn Kariker President - . A. A. This year's G.A.A. agenda was filled with many events which kept the active members busy. The girls brought their parents into the activities with two playdays, the Dad and Daughter Volleyball Game and the Mother- Daughter Potluck. Calypso Caper, the G.A.A. Installation Pot- luck, where new officers were installed and out- standing members were given awards, was the highlight ofthe year. Carol Sue Shelton Doris Hodges Vice President Corresponding Secretary Judy Peters Publicity Chairman Bottom Row Doris Hodges Charlene Gee Judy Peters Beverly Conrow Lugena Swopes Virginia Collins and Jane Girard Top Row Linda Michael 38 Susan Palomares Theodora Rincon Precilia Rincon Carolyn Kariker and Judy Rubly ' f f 1 I I 1 ' ' 1 I I 1 - FUFIBLING Fllps and Flops gave this group of gurls credit for G A A Tumblmg AFV I 'R' J 1 6' 5 Z Judy Rubly Freshman Representative Lugena Swopes Tumblmg Manager 'f :gi Shoofung straight and accurately these gurls receuved credit for G A A Archery V JLLEYBALL Llmque servnce form IS shown In a lypucal sessron of G A A Volleyball Beverly Conrow Volleyball Manager K' K5 - . U , I li I I' I ,, K fl XX VT. h 3 , .1 .A vi is ' A l . A M! Ajfk l ,1 .af A A37 ' A A 1' an '? gf A f 'F 'H A A . 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Remember those reunions cmd forgotten gym clothes on Mondaysg piled up homework by Only a thin dime buys a piece of cake. Wednesdays, newspapers on Thursdays, and exams and assignments due on Fridays? With all this hustle AND I pledge allegiance. . Watch your thumb. 'Y' . J s Clickify-dick, CllCl4ify-click . . .oopsffqwm A locker room two minutes after the bell rang. WORE and bustle there was always Friday to look forward to, with its games and dances. Laughs, surprises, disappointments and anxieties are all part of school, the things of which lasting memories are made. ' AY HL Perfect end. ,,, Homeward bound. l4 4 I I .s rxl' far l'rlE CAN- DANCE The ever popular sock hop provnded a perfect ending to the evening Do you luke slow dreamy music or 'faster music wlth a beat? Both types were found In abundance at he after game dances ot Snerra Students and teachers dussolve Varsnty Faculty Game rlvalry wlth a sock hop Soft ltglrmt danceable musuc and a favorute partner set the mood for this dance A ' I ' I I ' I fn ASSET IBLIE-'F Dr Harry Nerhood of Whlttuer College took the Spanans In snde Russna wnth has unterestung slldes and lecture Recordnng stars Sam Cooke The Four Dots ond The Hollywood Flames en tertauned rn an assembly presented by dlsc gockey B Mutchell Reed An Interesting expose of professnonal wrestlnng was glven by ex wrestler Bert Shurtleff who lifted and threw the heavlest Spartan athletes Dan Drotar escorts a confused and happy Kathy Lmdsay to the stage as she discovers that she has been chosen 1958 Football Queen l4 X X I' X t l l . , . l . . , , . , i I , - l . Wx f - I ' l t Q ' Ss, H' T222 Band members ioin in the dancing. I, f The Mambo Contest was a lively affair. CR AVVL1-ERS' BALL Look closely - are you sure it is o gir ll fl On October 31, 1958, the Spartan Gym opened its doors to witches, ghosts and goblins, Where they came from, and who they were was unknown, but they flocked together to attend the first annual Hal- loween dance, the Crawlers Ball, sponsored by the Art Club, under the direction of Mrs. Francis Heus- sestamm and Mr. William Laverty. Music was provided by The Notables, a seven place ensemble accompanied by a vocalist, Dance contests included a waltz, bop, fox trot, mambo, and the charleston. Other awards were given for the prettiest, the funniest, the most original, most color- ful, most gruesome, and most historical costumes. ln between these various activities hot dogs, punch, and cookies were served by members of the Cater- ettes and the P.T.A. VALE-IN'I'IN1-E DANCE Rocking, rolling, gliding ond strolling to music from the P.T.A. dondted iuke box, Sportons ond Sportonettes donced their woy through Sierro's second onnuol Volen- tine Donce. Decoroted in red ond white heorts, with o ceiling of bolloons, the cotetorium was the setting for this evening of fun ond merryment. Slow dreomy music provided plenty of opportunity for doncing with thot speciol portner. Bob Parker ond Jessie Sisk rock to the rhythm of on up-tempo number. Sportons iumped ond twirled os festive moods of dance showed in their expressions. O A crazy classroom slat Introduced each Fall Follies performance Were you aware of the mysteruous atmosphere around the boys gym durlng the fnrst few weeks In November? Perhaps you wondered why several boys were mls chlevously trylng to vnew the events lnsude Chances are They were trynng to peek at the rehearsals for the Girls League production Fall Follues The all gurl productron was centered around the theme Storybook Scenarlo, and consnsted of nrne peppy skits written and performed by the girls themselves Thrs years performance vlewed by an all glrl auduence set the standards for other gurls to follow wlth a gay array of singing and danclng F1-X-L The peppy mixed up mice of The Plpers Pandemonium walked The dwarfs of Snow Whte and the Thirteen away with the prize In the Sensor Dvvrslon a romance between the pnn Dwarfs encouraged ce and Snow Whrte ws MQ is Mrss Marlorle Jones W Mrss Sylvua Georgeff Advrser Adviser Cute Bunnnes pranced around the stage In Peter s Dilemma M' Q YYT5 Camlylavl Fuggedy Ann un Ccmdylcmd danced GWGY wrth the pnze omfed Ind ons T n L11 e Indians us Five dnd t err ls- Jumor Dwwswon wor dzmc to the tune of The Sophomore Dwnsnon prize F iii SUVTWOO and Fur Don T Mix X- B k Om L ely h He elves lfwded up Yhenr heels m The Shoemaker Ten ChWdf9n Gdded UP T0 UCL-'ble for mrvi The EIVQS We 5,709 The Old Woman I 5 i E ' g ' , si V I 5 . , . . l 3 i , 5 , I . .- . f X z A , 1 V t I i 12 -J 1 'IQ 7 Q . in ' ' 3 f ' ' P' I in ' e 'Tl ' PI ' ' mn fu, ' 'A Q ' ' ' ' H ' , Sombo captured the hearts of 1he Cool Cars in Little Block Any0nQ for G Bunny Hop? gqid fhe Sophomores in Tgr 3 Q s .NRA x A , V I 2 f 5, . V, K gxttlf I lac K 1 X Q, s A i - is .. ' 52 V , Q w , Patti Richart Junior Princess CZ The Queen and her Court Reugmng nn regal splendor over the football actnvltnes on Saturday November 15 was Queen Kathy Lundsay and her court of Judy Cruce Donna Goetze Patta Ruchart and Karen Anderson Kathy and the four prmcesses were crowned by therr escorts during the halt time actlvltles ot the game with Azusa Hugh School Followmg the game a cornatnon ball was held In the Spartan Gym where the Queen and her court started the festnvutues by leadung the fnrst dance Steve Hayes escorts Queen Kathy to the Ball P147' aren Anderson Sophomore Princess -L . Q 1-- . J 3 V y 5 , t , 9 'lx l XX , N ,- er Z , P 1 - L ' Q , K ' ' it : . rj 1 1 U - I I 1 ' . , I r f I K 4 The varsrty and faculty teams made theur grand entrances dressed nn unuque costumes From ram coats to kumonos from dresses to aprons and from bermuda shorts to leopard skuns both teams pre sented a chic and styllsh picture The second annual varsuty faculty bas ketball game saw the fired up varsnty reverse their loss of last year In a smash :ng 47 38 victory The three rung circus featurlng costumed players and a fac ulty drlll Team played to a capacity crowd VARSI TY ' Fi-XCU LT Y Bi-XSS I-E'l'Bi-XLL Gi-XPIE VARSITY 47, FACULTY 38 The fabulous Spookettes faculty drull team made nts appearance during half time masked un paper bags and weanng wrestlung unnforms They lacked up their sprrghtly heels In a routune to the tune of March from the Rrver Kwan At the end of theur routine the Spoolcettes unmaslced reveallng the Identity of the faculty marchers Thus number was one of the hughlnghts of the hughly suc cessful event .5 Everyone met the school offrcuals ln the receuv ng IFI6 The gym decorated nn pastel punk and snowy whute reflected the holiday mood of the couples who danced to the muszc of the Notables at the second annual Gnrls League Dance Cuplds Cohlllon held on the nnght of February 28 An already beautiful evening was enhanced by the dellclous refreshments and the fnne entertannment provided by talented Spartan vocalusts Q RLS LEAGU1: JANCQ E e one danced to the enchan ng rnusc of no aoles A good Bunny Hop added to an already perfect evenlng The crowd wfms captvmted by the alen s of Sierra f ne s ngers 6 Lleutenont Henrl Mme Porole Joseph Alfred Jules Ernnle Fe IX Morne Louuse Pou Adruenne Hanson Student Dlrector Pot Hughes Dorel Hulsnng Joyce Goulte Joe Curtis Herb McCorty Jim Bernordlno Nedro Parsons Bob Morclnlok Koy Burke Bull Stephens MY Fi-IRES Al ICED My Three Angels storrnng Joe Curtns Herb McCorty ond Jnm Bernordlno wos presented Decem ber I2 cmd I3 IH the Sporton Gym The srnosh hut of the seoson was centered oround three convicts from Devnl s Islond who straightened out ducll prob lems flnonclol ond romontlc with hllornous ond eorth shoklng result Mr Paul Clopper VJ If T Dlrector H' -4. vs 5 6 The Three Angels ore delighted by the progress Morne Louise IS mokmg with Pclul The cost presents Itself for G frnol curtom coll V ' ' N ' N . 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L W L, K x C.. , l if T 4 - l l lf! fjfrx T 1-IOPE IS l'i-IE l'rIlNo WI I' rl FEATE-IERSN Joe Curtls and Bull Stephens Steve Doc Charlne Oscar Drunk Wller Old Man oe Sweeney CAST Bull Stephens Gary Gret Joe Curtns Mort Curtns Darel Hulslng Armando Gungras Nelson Wayne Braby Pat Hughes Herb McCarty Wayne Braby ln presentnng the one act play Hope ls the Thung Wuth Feathers by Ruchard Harruty Snerra Hugh School ganned recognntnon thus past year In Southern Calnfornra theatrical curcles The play was fxrst presented at the annual Long Beach State College Speech and Drama Festlval where nt was awarded a ratlng of Superlor Ind: vidual awards were also attanned by Wayne Braby who was awarded a ratnng of Superlor and Joe Curtls and Bull Stephens were awared ratrngs of Excellent The Annual One Act Play Tournament at Pasa dena Playhouse was the srte of the second presenta taon Here the play was declared second runner up ln addutlon Joe Curtls receuved the second place an the best actor competntuon for the day The tnnal enactment was presented to the student body at a Fine Arts Assembly where the play again met wlth hugh acclaim Oscar and Old Man Nelson break up a f'gh1 between Steve and Doc in tense scene. X . Y fx Hx xx g X09-W bf .... 4x V- - S4 XJ fb :iii 4 fjff uf f wif' 2 jg,-2 p5J x e-Q-f' 1 ,,, cp ,gsfiq X Carolyn Borstner and Sandy Kelperis enioy an afternoon of bowling at Friendly Hills Bowling Lanes. FRIENDLY HILLS BOWLING CENTER 15545 E. Whittier Blvd. Whittier, California OWen 7-1759 60 The latest styles of shoes are featured at Paige Family Shoe Store. Mary Pollard and Penny Reinhold admire the fine quality. IW PAIGE FAMILY SHOE STORE 1178 Quad Way Whittier Quad Whittier, California OXbow 6-9011 ml DAIRY FRESH DRIVE-IN 14011 Lambert Rd. Whittier, California OXbow 8-1103 You can always count on the freshest dairy products at Dairy Fresh. 5 H .?T ?f . 4 .' f 2 Q I ' ,3- 2 ,E ef: if , -mf.-.ffe-eb P A9 ff' L L-,, ' 4753 I -L - - K f Q fs ..' .10 C! ' 'D Ji Q. +1 I f. ...w -ii' Y' . ' : , . zen ,. . ss ' - 0 0 vo- an C lu D P 'u C u 3 :- o E .2 E 3 elif 3 brics a m hop. E '3 ef 355 825 I-3 535 I I I 3 ...-1 sq.. 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Whittier Blvd. OXford 9-3813 IN APPRE-IClA'I'If N Wrthrn the covers ot thus book we have trled to express the lute of a Spartan tor one year I would luke to express my srncere appreclatnon to the tollowlng people who helped make pos srble thus T959 Oracle Mr Rrchard B Smrth Penny Reinhold Lucy Tucker Ron Workman Ron Paulson Wayne Braby Llnda Albert Judy Retz Sandy Kelperrs Lee Stephens Bob Cvaskrll Duck Lester Connie Strne Lynn Hulsken Donna Madsen Roberta Thompson Lunda Myers Doug Davidson Judy Chlebeck Carol Pastalan Georgla Oakes Joanne Bramlett Pat McCormack Terry Franklin Pat Dull Marrlyn Fuhrman Bull Stephens Ray Callahan Horace Counts Mr Jack Landls Mr Robert Wolstoncroft Ruchord Decker J t WW Mr Kenneth Orr Mrs Madeline Sorenson Mr Orval McLellen Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Cecllla Throp Rachel Woolett Shirley Baker Rachel Lutz Barbara Waltt Louise Wrnthers Terry Dewyer Dorothy Petzelt Mr John Chrckanzett Mrs Amalle Barley Mr Gene Wunernger Mrs Lols Clltton Mr Paul Davis Mrs Ruth Hughes Mrs Frances Heussenstamm Mr Std Hendrick Mr Jerry Haines JJ Mess Helen Keith Mr Len Craven QNX Mr Lours Barber Mr Paul Gardner X J Orussa Van Brocklun Alhambra Camera Club l Yearbooks Incorporated Monrovia our Publishers J Edmund Watson Photographers All Year Club ot Southern Calrfornua S K Smrth Cover Company an Elmer 3.2 ,ix ' Thank You 'X Wendy Sandler D A QS., Edltor rn chref it . 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