Sierra High School - Oracle Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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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

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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

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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.