South Gate High School - Rams Yearbook (South Gate, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1956 volume:

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A able of Contents page P099 page page page PUQS dmini tration a ou lt As our seniors go, so goes South Gate High. Previous seniors have lett us a wonderful school, and we can do nothing less than maintain the standard. We might be able to improve it a little. The opportunity is yours. Dr. Taylor M. Joyner, Principal To our odmumstrotors who help make our school the best In the clty we gave our most sincere op precuctuon for they well deserve It Throughout the year they work hard with each of us either an groups or undlvrduolly Thomos Anczstosslou, Reglstror Mrs. Borboro Flynn, Counselor Robert Cczrlqulst Boys Vnce Prnnclpol Mrs Helen Luke, Glrls Vuce Prmcnpol Mr Jack Albm KN 5 RJ Q 'U :r U7 0 n x- fb Q -. V4 gun?--'tr 'N-..f 4 Mr Harold Cessna 15 1 Mass Esther Anderson Mr Frdel Baca ...pdf X. Mr Cecal Blanch: A 15.2 Mr Robert Clark Mlss Maman Coates If 'S-e ,Q Mr Charles Crutcher Mrs Joan Dawson Mr Lyman Dletrrck ,iw S-ik MI' Mel Ef19lISl1 Mr Dale Eymcnn Mass Vurgmac Fouch l Mr James Barreca Mr Rex Carden Mr Sud Couch ,Q- 5' Mr Jay Dobson Muss Bess Furlong 3 Q' x i-YT' Mr Richard Gardner Mr Dwnght Hahn Mlss Loulse Humphrey an Q---v Mr Robert Kuskadden Mr James Mayfield A-'QL Mr Barkham Garner -c-'19 Mr Wllllam Hampton s-ov? 'ED' Mrs Edna Jones Mr Boyd Lmdop Mrs Alice Malls 4.1, 'I' s-.xv Mr Donald Germaln ln 4v,,-J' Miss Carolyn Hardlck Mr Wilbur Jones f-9 pour snr Charles Lofton Mr James Moore Mr Gus Gerson Mr Wnllnam Hopkuns Mr Keaton Kung Mrs Maruan Madden Q' sf Mrs Blanche Morton Q M ' Q A 'I 1 I IM, ' lr: f k rr.r , I ' 4 1 If ' V t ' X no -f' at I , f- - . lil .4 it W Q H -f:- SQ s-'va ' K K :Ev , , V -P' A 1 I M ' R rd W M 'M HT, al , A If , M 2 4 f J , ' . ' Mr. . ' M ' ' 's Y J ..1 '- s M Cf 5 , , 6 J Mrs Edith Perry La as f' 'Aa VW Mr Charles Roach Mr Robert Schnyder S Mr Morton Tenner 5 Miss Doris White Miss Mildred Peterson Mrs Pat Rawald Miss Alice Roberts nuff Harold Schroeder Mrs Ruth Tucker Mr Donald Sandlm 1' A Mr Thomas Scoles Q f' .Al Miss Pamela Tyler Miss Rebecca Williams Mrs. Aen Wong Mr Harry Remsch nu-q Mrs Sara Sasser eu fm Mr Joseph Semnnaruo Mrs Genevieve Uhl Miss Leah Woolley C-7.. Mr Wllluam Zazueta Mrs Vlrglnra Boyum Mass Bea Acrea Garvun Barnes Charles Hastings Margaret Haverfneld Marlory Pearson Vlrglnla Waldron Melroy Wilkinson Marian Wnlson Jones Rlchard Wilson Faculty Auto raphs XJ 'll ,, x ' fl l A Uffices a e Custodlans -4- udent - amzatlo rogress as fx I. X. x X Xl The law of main Man as e f in ,fn l vi. , , ,,,..v--f Rambleback taff S75 A Larry Worthington F Donald Germain Editor, Co-Editor Rambleback Advisor B Jerrie Taylor G Charles Johnson, Lyle Poulsen, Johnny Uttz Production Mgr., Co-Editor Sports Assistants S'56 C Leonard Armendariz H Carol Traill, Richard Bielenberg Sports Editor S'56 Writers S'56 D Don Barnhart l Mary Taylor, Zona Williams, Gayle Preston Art Editor Page Layouts S'56 Tom Thomas Ken Putnam Skeeter Klatt Advertising W 56 Advertising S 56 The Rambleback Staff of the S 56 Edition hope that you the Students of South Gate High School engoy what we believe to be one of the most outstanding yearbooks inthe city this year Of course this would not have been possible if it had not been forthe help and co operation ofthe students As a Co Editor this past year I have enloyed working with the members of the Staff and in compiling the necessary ingredients to make this yearbook a success Co Editor S 56 Thanks are in order to Bob Fenner Sports Editor W 56 for all the fine work he put forth on the Sports section of the yearbook ng ff H-'S I I Rambler taff Jerry Carroll star columnist Don Barnhart art edator Eva Czernllofsky reporter Fen Enghsh sports edutor edator Arhne Rosenberg thrrd page edntor frrst page edltor Leonard Armendarlz second page edntor Carol Tralll editor W'56 Robert Patcha first page edntor asslstant edntor Carol Moore second page edrtor Tom Lewrs thnrd page editor Steve Haver co sports edntor Jerry Regnler co sports edntor Andy Mershon busuness manager Dawna Taylor assistant page editor f '1 Mr Mel Englush Mr Donald Germatn photo Instructor gournalusm advusor 1 Page Conference Frlmg copy l , 1- lx fb lint l, - ' 2 Planter Gary Brusca A S B President Audrey Monson A S B Secretary R Doug Pearson A S B Vice President Nf- ASSOC13t6d Harlene Collins - Bl 2 Delegate Tom Peckenpaugh - All Delegate Peggy Wiley - Bll Delegate Wendy Rickon - A10 Delegate Ed Oremon - Commissioner of Assemblies Bob Fernald - Commissioner of Athletics Shirley Bracy - Co-ordinator of Student Conduct James Arkes - Chief Justice Henry Mayhew, A.S.B. President Beverly lindstrom, A.S.B. Secretary Dawna Taylor - Al O Delegate tudent Body fficers Wendy Rickon - Bl l Delegate cqfyio Hill-A11 Delegate 'M 9' A JoAnn Eads - B12 Delegate ,xi f 'F Richard Bielenberg - A12 Delegate 4 ifnl A if JA V i s 'Q ,,.,,. 'WX V mi! ' LLITLHIQT Deanna Carcelli - ChiefJustice Tom Peckenpaugh - Co-ordinator of Student Conduct Leonard Armendariz Commissioner of Athletics ' James Arkes - Commissioner of Assemblies I7 H u e f e re entatives osolfips This largest body of school government at South Gate includes student body officers and elected representatives from the following classes: B-10 and A-lO English, U. S. History l and ll, U. S. Government and Senior Prob- lems. These elected representatives keep their respective classes informed concerning the affairs of the school, and they may also bring any questions or suggestions students have to the attention of members of the House. The House of Representatives meets twice monthly. f 1 fax 'T -o . , .+h -1 I Y 0 PY XSXW- rx wfvX',ig, 5 1 i sfiff ' wg, T' , Qi! A .. if Q f xx f' 9 Rnght to Left Rowl Mrs H Luke M Peterson C Hall S Lnttle L Madnson L Cuppett M Albertson M Knoll Row2 D Glanslracusa C Anderson C Nuckab M lnglehart P Jenmngs P Muller E Barnett M Zacharladow C Cave Row 3 B Llndstrom A Monson C Ralston P Featherston K Holmberg J Winans C Traull E Czermlofsky D Galus L Ensey D Carcelll Rrght to Lett Rowl J Hoppmg M Pathe S Shepard J Carlln N Carter Row 2 S Dell M Scully M Harwood J Shelby A Stolke G Schreuber K Rogers C Hull Row 3 J Levy V Gann L Allmendlnger S Frazaer M Wulfestueg E Barber L Bevan C Stahl 'E Row l, Left to Right: B. Schmidt, M. Chisholm, D. Carcelli, S. Clendenin, V. Mc- Cown, K. Roberts, R. Beyler- ian, D. Payton, J. Ness, R. Ferris. Row 2: P. Jennings, Y. Moberly, P. Chambers, B. Olds, L. Zanella, J. Dunn, D. Miller, A. Wheaton, J. Cook, J. Culp. Row 3: L. Brodhagen, F. Cochran, G. Brown, J. Dollar, C. Bocchino, K. Head- ley, E. Barnett, C. Davidson, V. Goltl, W. Miller. Row 4: N. Northum, C. Binning, J. Shel- ton, F. Lara, E. Czernilofsky, M. Jacobs, M. Peterson, C. Butler, D. Vendes, K. Holm- berg, D. Farey, P. Higgins. 5 '3 I 'tv -6' ..,. - . ... -.-Q-.no Row l, Left to Right: B. Benz M. Eads, S. Lind, D. Culbert- son, K. Buttram, K. Klatt, P Evans, M. Brownlee, V. Taylor L. Smith, L. Niswender. Row 2 J. Lopez,h D. Culbertson, Briggs, B. Mizeur, C. Stefancic, M. Makedonsky, P. Cline, D. Schnobrich, J. Duca, J. Kelch- ner, M. Myers. Row 3: B. Buck- nam, K. Tinling, K. Wood, C. Spencer, R. Moynier, C. Blank, B. Wood, D. Carter, J. Erick- son, P. Hartman, D. Riese. Row 4: C. Moffett, J. Gericke. i 2 Q-gf Row 1, Left to Right: R. Williams, A. Euliano, R. Simone, D. Norris, B. Wilson, H. Oxner, B. Jeffs, B. Hartman. Row 2: J. Morgensen, D. Watson, D. Taylor, L. Kinzy, N. O'Bryan, T. Peckenpaugh, J. Powell, M. Yavenditti, J. Reeves. Row 3: O. Hiserman, J. Clendenin, S. Hiserman, C. Betz, L. Ingram, R. Collins, W. Otwell, B. Ulrich, A. Johnson, J. O'Brien, Mr. Fidel Baca. 1-sJ iJ z N Ia fb r ' Knit his .A Q 1'- Qsf' XX- 6-yf .-' i O f I, Right to Left, Row 1: R. Bielenberg, B. Bur- , A gess, F. Engels, D. Houskeeper, J. Taylor, B. 7 - 4 -nf ' N' AF ij Wm i U Fernald, Mr, Carlquist. S Row 2: J. Loral1,J. Derrington, H. Mayhew, B. Bentley, D. Moffett, L. Kinzy, E. Oremon, J. ,Q X f l, f., Farmer. SCS L' 1 -1. Row 31 B. Mccou, J. Moon, B. Brigden, s. ' -N ' ' l' Hartwell, J. Regnier, H. Pomrehn, J. Arkes, A. fy -,f Koch, D. Wild. -:ag v-:xx ' '. 't i Fu 'A .I mf ' i It L4 if I QL. I . . ek - ' Q FR V. .4 ' 'JG' r ' lx NC, l 5, l it 1 l Right to Left, Row l: L. Turner, D. Shafer, F S+ J' J Q qu , i English, P, Adams, G, Hein, B. Smith, M J i, .. ,gg 1. l ' Ashcroft. ' ' y Row 2: L. Armendariz, J. Potts, R. Phelps, A at . Brown, M. Yavenditti, D. Taylor. Row 3: E. Freutel, R. Lilley, G. Huber, C. Betz 1 D. Watson, T. Peckenpaugh, B. Johnson, C 1 ' p 'V Lowrey, T. Butler. A . .-. V., , 4.4 .- -.4235 i -I .vw . zz.. Right to Left, Row 'l: J. Greenwalt, D. Bucker- field, B. Hazewinkel, W. Rickon, R. Hardy, G, Myers, F. Mero, l.. Russell. Row 2: D. Lightbourne, K. Witt, R. Duke, B. Bachmcn, G. Stott, B. Carter, J. Tenn, B. Rcmmel, F. Suppe. Row 3: R. Sumners, J. Biby, R. Huber, B. Hel- man, D. Grosfield, G. George, B. Hunt, J. Child, A. Halweg. ,YI ,C f,,..M, 'M ,,-- ,.., gr vot- 5 21 7 b - .-,.A. . v I gig V -'L - ..r'- V 3iA.,.,. 'A-1jSg, ,.-, --'gf 1-4 4- . M.,,-:..-f-N433 . nf-M --M-My r ' -mane? ,':H'rFfMf r' ' 2513 Left to Right, Row lf Y. Moberly, R. Candela, J. Dunn, R. Fernandez, J, Felton, G. Johnston, J. Jones. Row 2: D. Kelly, S. Gamble, D. Gardner, F. Mero, S. Srnerker, P. McCurry, J. Ness, D. Ponting. Row 3: Mr. Hahn, D. Leibitwitz, R. Seevers, D. Payton, D. Hunt, M. Miller, M. Corcoran, J. Smith, C, Stahl. Left to Right, Row l: L. Armendoriz, P. Adams, M. Ashcroft. 1 ' Row 2: L. Turner, B, DeRanek, M. Mochado. Row 3: D. Sharer, D. Leach, R. Phelps, D. Sent. Row 4: E. Freutal, B. Smith, H. Mayhew. -. .gt l 4. x gb 4.2: kt .s .J 5 44 no ,v- 4- ... J 1 5 Left to Right, Row 1: J. Lacher, J. Eads, J. Butler, D. Culbertson, D. Culbertson. Row 2: L. McAlister, C. Fisher, L. Child, D. Carcelli, D. Evanson. Row 3: T. Butler, A, Zelman, F. Stott, B. McColl, R. Bielenberg, J. Moon. gs . L ,. Ccwiliersl N ' 1-vet 'WX sv-X 23 Y - -v-' sv- 1- CF C Left to Right, Row l: R. Williams, P. Stafford, L. Johnson, C. Riggle, A. Ziclcon, B. Mizeur, L. McAlister, S. Shephard, K. Klatt, L. Kenison, R. Hous- keeper, J. Gericke, K. Rogers, J. Wind, A. Stoilne, L. Davis, P. Carter, B. Briese, M. Huss, I. Ritzman, l. Ensey, J. Dobson. Row 2: S. Little, N. Homan, P. Jennings, B. Schmidt, D. Schnobrich, P. Cline, M. Malcedonsky, L. Niswender, J. Levy, A, Gerkmon, B. Fulkerson, C. Moffett, M. Brownlee, J. Briggs, E. Jones, M. Knoll, A. Monson, M. Wulfestieg, M. Scully, M. Harwood, D. Hill, P. Miller, K. Wood, L. Mendenhall Row 3: R. English, B. Brigden, M. Caddell, F. Suppe, J. Bringle, J. Tenn, D. Evanson, J. Swanson, L. Lund, M. Golus, R. Phelps, G. Hein, J. Muror, G. Stott, C. Anderson, P. Nagy, D. Elkins, F. Ulrich,' R. Moyncer, J. Piclrord, S. Gamble, B. Long, D. Ford, R. Salvoto. Row 4: Houskeeper, L. Armendariz, E. Oreman, B. Burgess, R. Bielenberg, A. Hefner, J. Parr, B. Bochman, R. Fernandez, M. Yavenditti, J. Potts, J. Regnier, J. Arkes, H. Pomrehn, E. Czernilofsky, C. Stahl, J. Winans, K. Holrnberg, E. Barnett, C, Ralston, P. Feotherston, D. Trautman. Row 5: M. Machado, M. Ashcroft, L. Smithson, J. Farmer, H. Mayhew, R. Genz, W. Otwell, M. Wolf, S. Hartwell, R. Sumners, F. Heyer, T. Pecken- paugh, D. Taylor, P. Adams, G. Huber, B. Geiger, D. Leibiwitz, V. Noel, C. Traill, N. Carter, B, Helman, M. Farrell, Left to Right, Row l: L. Haley, D. Yonlcowsky, J. West, B. Weninger, C. Francis, M. Harwood, J. Cheney, M. Scully, J. Hopping. Row 2: J. Levy, C. Hill, P. Pain, J. Eads, M. Coddell, J. Butler, C. Cave, M. Knoll, C. Stomper, B, Sanders, J. Shelton, V. Gann. Row 3: B. Dunford, D. Neilson, N. Fleming, J. Keoley, S. Dell, B. Leigh, S. Dingwoll, L, Solyer, B. Campbell, Y. Chavis, J. Carlin, N. Carter, L. Mendenhall, C. Binning. 5-f-G ni. aww M as V--M - w -3 AVS, A4 gf A.. Q1 S lo- l 1 1 , . Y f N x X A J ...mg K -Q-M A ,QA J... f - .. 24 ilu-J Ns wi- 4-wr 4 1'-asf? r 3 1 of i ,- Pio ,fav-'v' Q, fe e lub Left to Rnght Rowl A Brown M Ashcroft L Armendurnz R Hardy Noel D McBrlde J Row 2 B Rommel R Federleo Row 3 J Moreno Hclweg R Sulvuto Derrungton D Wavru B Smlth C Lowrey J Sollne S Lyons D Adams B Rexmunn E Kopple B Hozewmkel D F x J Arkes R F Mero iS 'Yu 1-4, 11 11 'Ft 4-bus'-10 I 'w..-.. B Jordon J Tenn L Spencer V E Shultz J Brmgle E Vncencro McBrlde A Left to Rrght Rowl B Word L Smrthson D Wmdmuller S Gobel R Houskeeper Row 2 B Brngden B McColl F Jensen,J Hull, K Sorensen F Stott Row3 S Hartwell J Dow F ONe1Iln R Collms Mr Tenner I' N wo- 'N A . ' I JA Q rs- I - f - A , - , U ,Y , 'T' u Q N Q A, ,K i U, 1 4 . ,S .. r 'Q , .A , , f ,r :Q 1 - I , J F! t ' - 5 i f' ' '3 fr , J '- K , 1 Q Rmb V we S-Xf ,xg ft. J , 4 0' . ' I . .- 'Q ' 1559: . 4. . ' ' , su I - ' 2,14 2 tr . . rdf- 1 , ' f FS t A A A L Q f X F' 1 5 Rf' J ' ' ., , 4 4 'Q ', J : . J , . , . ' , . , . ' , . 0 , . , . 4 , . O 1 4 , ':' ,, F Y 2 1, A r '-Q-, A K. .A ' 6 . Y N ai LL! r tg. ', '. 'J ll X ' ' ' 'J' X s-J 2 N V M-Q t i. .M X L Y ' J L B0 5 Federation Cabinet Row 1, Left to Right: Mr. W. Jones, A. lopez, B. Word, A. Sheu. L. Armendcriz. Row 2: G. Wilson, B. Gieger, J. Greenwolt, B. Pclchc. To the right- Boys' Federation Ac w 1 Left to Right. B. Leland, L. Conove, M. Gclus, E. Champion. Row 2 C Holman, T. Boniulo, Mr. R. Beckett, S. Haas, D. Carcelli. l Arthur Lopez, President ai 0 .. , I 3 l I Rubin Q l . ' . Row 1, left to Right: J. Swanson, D. Golu Row 2: C. Fisher, R. Fegley, M. Lyle. Row 3: B, Potchc, D. Troutmcn, J. Felton. I l 6 Dcrif-ne Newman, Presidcnf X BNI' -- inf-7.4-' -ir as AV -,J ,A 157' GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET Row 21 P. Henry, B, Berry, P, Stafford. Row I, Lefr to Right S Srnivnson E. Barneh. Row 2. G, George, D. Cuiberison, B Schrnudv, D. Cuiber1son,W Morris, N. Currie, J, Hopping, P. Higgins, L. Mimendinger V. McCown, C Davidson, C. Svabi. Row 3: D Schnobrlck, M, Makedonskv C. Posenberger J. Lwher D. Evanson, L Madison, D. Carceiii, E. Czernilofsky, L Lara D, Fairey. S, LIHLQ, G. Schreiber B, Briese. .-.XXX N qu '5-' 'xv .. on i- . - Above, Row I, Lei? ro Right: Y, Chavis, L. Child, B. Henderson. Row 3: D. Newman, V. Gann, J. Eads, Mrs. Morton. izrls Lecwue iabinet To ine Left -- GnrI's Achvuty The Simplicity Fashion Show K Jonnsvon R Fernandez, K HoIrnberq,J.Winc1ns,M.Wuifes9icg,L McAlis9cr, M. Panic, A. Sfoike, M. Caddie!! A, Zickau, S. Shepard Wain, P. Jennings, X -P .,..,. N Q Cl 098 ' -. 'P ex in C . I J J F an -an K N L . 'Q-L' ' 1 LL: ,Q 4 W - - -M... 9 Row l: D. Clemence, J, Higgins, D. Bell, P. Jennings, L. Bevan, M, Dilley, N. Northum, D. Logan, C. Riggle, P. Stafford, L. Johnson, B. Giansiracusa, E. Cantrell, N. Homan, E. Cruze, D. Evanson, L, Deright, S. Murray, N. Quartz, C. Moore, B. Poarch, M. Bolenbaugh, L. Rincon, C. Hill. Row 2: B. Ebbert, P. Stephens, G. Hood, C. Nowell, B. Schlitz, J, Maiors, M. Wiley, M. Wulfestieg, J. Russel, N. Buchanan, J. Ahlin, E. Ewing, M. lnglehart, A. Frizzell, H. Collins, M, Jacobs, J, Cermak, F. Lara, E. Jones, S. Franks, K. Lee, P. Featherston, J. Winans, K. Holmberg, L. Madison, J. McGregor, L. Child, Row 3: M. Hearne, D. Grealhead, M. Maco, L, Madsen, C. Anderson, P. Donavon, B. Golloway, S. Tiscareno, B. Watson, P. Lyons, S. Bracy, D. Eldins, D. Davis, D. Galus, P. Miller, M, Galus, J. Runyan, M. Peterson, P. Nagy, P. Thompson, S. Owens, D. Carcelli, C, Traill, C. Nuckols, S. Little, D. Stoddard, C. Scofield, P. Henry, Row I, Left to Right: L. Smith, R. Ellis, M. Garrison, S, Phelps, D. Johnson, L. Kinzy, H, Miller, B. Fernandez, B, Aston, M. McDaniels, R. Fegley, R. Dulse, W. Rickon, M. Stern, L, Wade, B. Ulrich. Row 2: D. Senf, D. McDowd, H. Schinedling, E. Treichel, A. Heftner, M. Ky'e, R. Collins, A. Johnson, J. Bringle, R. Leavell, J, Parr, B. Wilson, C. Jennings, S. Hiserman, R. Graeser, P. Moore, M. Clark, L. Gold, Mr. Eymann. vue' 124'- P7339 'Sf Sl Y WY -'firm : '- f .flaw rr e Ms 1, ' ,l.'..',-H41 ,, . . Row l, Left to Right: J. West, B. Leigh, M. Clugston, N. Fleming. Boys Row 2, Left to Right: B. Briese, J. Luther, S. Jennings, L. Wain. nf? 2 V Q ,L From bottom to top: Tom Brown, Lcrry Worthington, Dick Bucker field, Larry Abbot, Bill Huzewinkle, and Jim Taylor. 29 AK' '95 ,, 4 if W3 ,Ak N Wffgiff 65 Ma-5, 'ww if ,Qi Fi, 1 'fa A.. W'-A if I, avi' 1,5 3 A Ri Row l: Mr. Hahn, D. Evonson, D. Ccrcelli, L. Smilhson, Row 2: F. Heyer, H. Pornrehn, R. Fernandez, F, O'Neilin. Row 3: S. Harlwell, R. Brigden, S. Gobel. Row 4: R. McColl, J. Farmer, R. Genz, 'Q if - ., ,.... .. 1.,,.:...,1g'f5 M.. ..,.. . K Row l: 8. Wilson, P. Miller, D, Senf, E. Treichel, ond R, Ellis. Raw 2: C, Jennings, N. Megurian, J. Bringle, L. Taggorl, G. Leavell. Row 3- D. McDowd, M. McDaniel, M, Garrison, M. Clark, J. Parr. Row l: R, Putnam, F. Mero, R. Huber, R. Helmon, R. Guelller, E. Armslrong, R. Salvalo, D. Mallews. Row 2: C. Johnson, E, Calacci, G. Huck, G. Farmer, G. Schultze, L. Tubbs, D. Kloslerman. Row 3- D. Goring, Mr. Hampton, R, Walker, GQ '5 rr. ii , '53 .fi Row l: J. Ness, E, Melendrez, M. lennl, J. Levy, L. Wann, J Duca, L. Row, P. Evans, N. Currie, R, Meatlo. Row 2: E. Duron, R. Belyerian, E. LaMunyon, B. Benz, R. Nelms M. Moves, V. Wilson, J. Kelchner, C. Molfell. Row 3: E. Cantrell, E. Ewing, C. Francis, J, Washburn, M. Eads J. Hilderbrend, J. Honeyculf, D. Miller, P. Kline. Row 4: Y, Duron, B. Brusl, P. Richardson, G. Orlando, C. Culberl son, L. Belyeo, B. Wood, V, Harlley, C. Griflin, Row 5: S. Dedge, P. Apodoca, P. Anderson, M. Brownlee, S Gamble, B, Haas, V. Cozby, R, Maynier, D, Culberl. Row 6: A. Adams, J. Olson, C. Sims, D, Ford, K. Samuels, E Newsome, C. Pieuch, J. Lacher, J, Shelby, M. Sims. Row 7: J. Culp, J. Middendorf, J. Lopez, B, Bucknam, D. Perry S. McKinney, C. Rosenberger, L. Hebard, H. Greavhcad, D Schnobrich, Row 8: W. Miller, S. Lewis, D. Cook, C. Lydolf, F, Myers, G Brown, L. Anlhony, B. Fulkerson, L. Turner, D. Carpenter, D Grealhead. -1 -an F Y Jog o 0 Jo '1 South Gate High students greeted hoppy faces as they helped Santa Claus give Christmas Stockings to the children ot Graham elementary school in their auditorium. The stockings were given December 19, 1955, otter carloads of kids and the truckload ot stockings arrived at 9:30 a.rr1. Along with the South Gate students, who were representatives ot various clubs that participated in tilting stockings, were Mrs. Helen Luke, and members of the PTA who were Mrs. Robert Biby, Mrs. Joe S. Outhier, Mrs. Robert Smith and Mrs. Helen Everett, They were greeted bythe principal of Graham elemen- tary school, Mr. John Marbut. Classes were sent in the auditorium one at a time, from the kindergarten on upto the sixth grade, Exchan e As embl ine Girl CAST Lindo McAIister Martha Gclus Decnnc: Carcelll Mary Pottie JoAnn Dunn Lindo Knczbe Carole Holeman Lynevte Johnson Carolyn Nowell George Anna Pierce Ramblr-:back Spectacular r Drecior - Don Barnharr and Reldc Rofcliff clowning. I Q 3 Parfrcrpunts of the show, Three wise men Bob Ahrens Larry Tubbs, and Amahl and mother Mrke Hampton Jane Winans. Q '1- Ralph Becker? grvrng rnsvruchons Reheorsing for Amohll Mary Jones rehearsing her song Blue Moon , Ann Fauceta - modern dance. 1 Q5 I f gg fs f 11 r , g x S .L . , , ' 3 . A, 2 QQ r ' ng y A 1 I I 5 4 1 My-f br 2 srww' ul uwmifrgni 3 lffiiglli. xzegggnsli. i2ieS'l: lgliugs Y, milf, Q s P' 'Siam' H 5 'Sli wx. an 'f f ,253-we s +- 1 ke, A r aiu' Preparing for Amahl, l l ll lflll rllllll ,, 36 V, ,Z fl ' 'A,,,.',,,..r-0 ,,.gr T ,W ,,,,,, , ..,, , . K ,,,..-.----'A ' -4.-1: r Chit 4 fi my I Evf ,Q is ,Q M ', , r - M K F5 Mf . + K f- r X 1 .MJ 'L 4 . 1 .1 M fr . ' 2, 4.5. -,, If vga , Q, W ,V ' QQLQMA: 4 My K w - A ly? f f r , gy k ff 0 MM, M s . , L A 'Y k ,' 0 F ' f, KIWMM, ,,'w., ' Y r' , -5 1 J I Lonnie Spencer, Presadentg Art Alvuso, Vrce-Presudentg Bczrboro ?,ffg-yf fff lvv Sanders, Secretcrryg Mary Ccttonuch, Girls' Treosurerg and Bob A ,,,f 'jffV Hivner, Boys' Treasurer. , ' r Kelly Holidoy Phologrcplwy W, 6 Class Officers HISTORY OF THE WINTER CLASS The history of the Winter '56 class had its beginning in February, 1953. One of our first distinctions was that we were the largest winter class to come to South Gate High. Our advisors, who have been so helpful during our three years at South Gate, have been, Miss Caroline Hardick, Mrs. Alice Mills, Mrs. Pat Rawald and Mr. Morton Tenner. Mr. Robert Clark was our sponsor and Mr. William Hopkins was our counselor. During our sophomore semesters we were busy getting acquainted with new people, a new school, and different studies. Joining clubs and becoming a valuable part of the student body was one of our main aims. Our iunior year arrived, and we began to plan our iunior prom, which was a lot of fun and turned out to be very beautiful. One of the most exciting things in our iunior year was the preparation for the transfer into the senior status. We voted on our colors, and after much deliberation we chose yellow and charcoal. Loads of homework and midnight oil helped us achieve the honored status of seniors and only one year of our high school career remained for us. We elected our Senior Bee officers who were: Randy Edwards, president, John Schroeder, vice-president, Sylvia Tiscareno, secretary, Shirley Bracey, girls' treasurer, and Doug Pearson, boys' treasurer. We also chose the name Acerians for our class. Our sweaters, rings and pins had arrived, and we were busy letting the Senior Ayes know that we weren't far behind them. At last the most important social event of our senior year arrived, our senior prom. The theme was. The Tales of the Arabian Nights. The civic was enhanced by a huge fountain which spilled colored water. A mystic aura was imparted by lovely hanging tapestries. lt was really a night never to be forgotten. Early in September our homerooms were changed to the auditorium, a sure sign that we were full-fledged senior ayes. Our pictures were taken soon after by the Chris Myron studios. South Gate's biggest year in athletics was our senior year. We won the City Cham- pionship in football. These boys in our class were on the Varsity team, Bob Hivner and Rod Cochran, co-captains, Gary Brusca, Buddy Burgess, Ray Dunn, Norm Ecken- rode, Randy Edwards, Harold Humphrey, Sparky Jones, Dave Koretoff, Joe Labriente, Doug Pearson, and Phil Tourville. Our basketball team tied for the League Champion- ship. Fred Engels, Art Alviso and Jim Taylor were captain and team members, respectively. The Senior Tea was enioyed November 16, 1955, and our Senior Breakfast was held January 26, 1956, which heralded the close of high school years. One of the closing events was the Award Assembly, which was a highlight in many senior lives. The 20-30 award was given to Rod Cochran. Bob Fernandez, and Loretta Madison, were the recipients of the B'na B'rith award for the most outstanding boy and girl of the senior class. To Bob Fernald and Marsha Caddell went the service above self award, the Rotary award. The Firestone Award was given to Ed Oreman. The Ephebians were announced to be Dick Houskeeper, Sandra Little, Cora-Lynn Hill, and Art Alviso. The night of January 27, 1956, was the most important time in our lives, thus far, for it was our graduation night. The Ladder of Life was our theme, and it was carried out by Robert Fernandez, Sonia Haas, Julienne Rout, Sandra Little, and Berkley Maughan, graduation speakers. Our senior class officers were Lonnie Spencer, president, Art Alviso, vice-president, Barbara Sanders, secretary, and Mary Cattanach and Bob Hivner, treasurers. Members of the Class of W'56 who distinguished themselves are Gary Brusca, ASB president, Doug Pearson, ASB vice-president, Bob Fernald, commissioner of athletics, Ed Oreman, commissioner of assemblies, Darlene Newman, Girls' League president, Art Lopez, Boys' Federation president, Dick Houskeeper, Knight's president, Sandra Little, Ladies' president, and Sylvia Tiscareno, football queen. 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Ycnkowsky, B. lorc, P. Henry. Row 2: R. Bielenberg, D. LoCicero. AAN' q 4.5 1 .g. , f M' J' I 6,1 . X X B Class 1', 1 N x -Q ,N x I Row I, Left Vo Right G. Brown, M. Jacobs. Row 2: J. Arkes, B. Lara, B. Brigden. ,I o , Q 'B' 4 f ...J 1.2 . .. 5 V .' 1' ,N f - vi . .rvxf 't , A :N',s'X ' if . L. I .W Q J ,Xf gpg Q1 l I 1 a ... nw Wednesday, April 18 Senior Prom Saturday' May 26 Senior Breakfast Friday, June 8 Baccalaureate S 'ndaY' June 10 Award Assembly Tuesday, June 12 Gmdumion Friday, June 15 Graduation Night Party Senior Tea The Summer '56 class has had many of its students distinguished. Among them are Henry Mayhew, ASB president, Jill Cheney, ASB vice-president, Beverly Lindstrom, ASB secretary, Deanna Carcelli, chief iusticeg Mary Peterson, president of the labies, Dave Roberts, president of the Knights, Jerrie Taylor and Larry Worthington, co- editors of the Rambleback. This class was the first one to ever try a class proiect. 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A 4 :TN 133 sl' 5,4 .l Deon Bond Jack Cunningham Buddy Burgess Pete Geanokos 1 Harold Crumley Phil Miller Roy Dunn Randy Edwards Team Members: Row I, Left to Right: G. Brusca, M. Stienhour, C. Corey, B. Easley, D. Reeves, J. Cunning hum, D.'Korefoff, J. Lcbrienfe, D. Hobbs, P. Geanokos, R. Dunn, W. Jones, R. McBride B. Semincrio, Coach. in ly CEN Football h' Bill Zazuefa, Coach ,ff .fa au.-0 Bob Hivner, Co-captain X M. Z ll. ' x Row 2: B. Burgess, D. Bond, F. Farmer, M. Westray, B. Ahrens, B. Ammon, G. Grussing, T. Kutnyak, P. Miller, B, Hivner, R. Cochran, M. Schoors, B. Lara, Frank Mero, Manager. Row 3: R. King, H. Humphrey, R. Edwards, D. Pearson, J. Greenwalt, J. Childs, B. Billingsley, A. Sheue, H. Crumley, Larry Scott, Manager. QQ' 'ss an In if L, 'fc'f 1 3 'auf' Doug Pearson Joe Labriente Norm Eckenrode AI Sheue Harold Humphrey Ronnie McBride Wilton Sparky Jones Carl Corey Fred Kennard Trophy given to the most inspirational player of the year. ilk 0. Gate 30 N4 ,, A.. 'sis' sv Wx .4 , m, A fvninrwrjm ,f 1 A Qualifications for a City Championship team are lll a well balanced line. l2t Veteran players plus a number of rookie stars. l3l A vast quantity of athletes inspiring competition among each other, and Ml The most important and decisive factor, the determination to win! Yes, that is what the Ram team of '55 had. Bill Easley, winner of Fred Kennard Trophy for most inspirational player. ar une O ... Q SG vs Roosevelt 20-I3 SOUTH GATE vs NORTH HOLLYWOOD - Still, after our team licked Manual Arts fair and square, the Sports critics hung on to their ratings, as would a child, insisting that 2 and 2 Equal 5. So on we went into the Coliseum, underdogs by I4 points. This time it seemed as though the critics were correct. They were already saying I told you so as the Huskies began their march towards our goal line. But as the game progressed, everyone found that the Huskies were attempting to penetrate an invincible wall. Charging - passing - nearly everything in the books was tried by the Huskies. Again and again they crossed our 20 yard line with a fierce determination. lt seemed as though the inevitable would occur, but we held tight. Then history was made. Everyone will remember the spectacular run by Buddy Burgess and the Hivner to Pearson pass into the end zone. The conversion was good, and the score was 7-0. ni1 ' M A . , ' . , dPfY-F z P E , 4 N4 SG vs HP l2-6 .1-.,.?,.,, SG vs Washington 7-i4 M Nl tl A 15- 1 .tiff 'I 'ff .s. wc. Jerry Hill Don McBride Steve Lyons Lyle Paulsen 355 4355 ug' f A 1 . -' . I .. ' .fpu yy. ,- ,z 1' I I . - ' . . i gi.. V- Cooch Robert Clark 1 . 41 W ul, V Row I, Left to Right: J. Morris, R. Kozorion, G Meyers, B. Lewis, D. Yorber, B. Rommel, D. Dipiero R. Torrey, J. Hill, M. Watson, V. Mozzogotte. Row 2. B. Miske, D. Moffett, G. Arnold, E. Colicci A. Helweg, D. Criner, S. Lyons, G. Huber, J. Powell J. Cofoldo, R. Hardy, R. Solvoto, B. Stewart. Q 7 Co-coptoin Jim Lorah George Meyers Ross Solvoto Bill R0rr1rf1el 5 3 Row 3: Robert Schnyder, Coach, D. O'Brien, B. Wiallamson, R. Miller, F. Ishida, K.Wif1, G. Dahl, L. Paulsen, B. Tisdale, V. Noel, K. Broward, D. Plasch, Clark D. Gibson, Coach. Row 4: J. Kisfler, B. Carter, J. Biby, R. Macali, J. Lorah, C. Jones, K. Corey, J. Triiillo, D. Haryeon, D. McBride, J. Schwab, M. Wolf, l.. Brown, B. Brocard Football ,il 'C Rack Macali, co-captain 1 Cliff Jones, co-captain Gary Dahl Roger Hardy Arnold Halweg A, Jack Kistler Dave Yarber Frank Ishida John Morris 'K' XX l '3 3 T fi' .remix rf' Team Members Varsity League WON BEL Basketball Schedule LOST GARFIELD ROOSEVELT GARFIELD BELL ROOSEVELT tie BELL for Eastern League Championship Left to Right, Row l:Tom Wilkerson, Earl Shultz, Capt. Fred Engels, Steve Gable Row 2: Jim Arkes, Gary Formoe, Jerry Regnier, Hugo Pomrehn. Row 3: Art Alviso, Marvin Head. Accomplishments The Ram Varsity team started off their sea- son well, easily defeating Downey, Nar- bonne, and Gardena High Schools. It was no wonder, for finally Coach Garvin Barnes had accumulated an outstanding team, one made up mostly of seniors, with one exceptionally great iunior. As the league games began, the Ram five ran down both HP and Garfield. The strong Bell team, surprised the Ramblers and crushed them to the ground. Still limp, both mentally and physically from the Bell beat- ing, they were upset by the Vikings of Riis who were spirited by Ed Zeter and Johnson. Something happened, or someone changed, for as they met their next op- ponents, Roosevelt, they swept over them. Yes, the Ram five went on through the second round completely undefeated. High point man for the Rams was Earl Shultz, scoring an average of 23 points per game. Consequently, Shultz made the third-string All-City team. 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Left to Right: Jerry Potts, Bill Hartman, Leonard Armendariz, Don Wyatt, Bill DeRanek ,.,'f'v Capt. Henry Mayhew Bill DeRanek lback l, Bob Smith. Leonard Armendariz Jerry Potts Bob Smith, Bill Hartman. 1,1 'fil ii 'M ' .' Accomplishments: The Cross Country team of l955, although it didn't take the League Champion- ship, can say that it had a better than average season. In league competition, both of our cross-town rivals lH.,P. 81 Belll were trounced under the trodding heels of the Ram team., Until they met Garfield, the two year city-champs, the yet undefeated Rams, were set back on their heels. Still determined, they were now aiming for second place. Finally came the show- down. The Rams were tied for second place with the Roughriders of Roosevelt. The Roughriders held tight, and dropped the discour- aged Rams. This year Henry Mayhew broke the Varsity Cross Country record of 9:35 set by John Aldinger in '54. Mayhew's time was 9:26, he broke it in the Bell meet. ln the same meet Bill DeRanek also broke the record with 9:33. DeRanek holds tenth record of 9:39. 88 Don Wyatt, Bill Stoner, Larry Reves, Jim Welsh, Bill Hartman, Captain Joe Dyson, and Bob Smith. l Varsity 81 Tenth fade Cross Country - - The Tenth Grade team did very well con- sidering the tough league into which South Gate was switched. The reason the Eastern League is considered the toughest City league is because in it are two schools that have been consistently taking one of the first five places in the city for years. The sophomore team did well in that it beat Huntington Park, Bell, la feat we accomplished every yearl and came very close to beating Garfield. Outstanding men on the team were Bill Hartman, and Don Wyatt. Bill ran 9:45 at East L. A., almost breaking the lOth-Grade record. Don Wyatt originally from Lyn- wood High, took fifth in the league. Both Bill and Don made Varsity Letters. Next year the Varsity team will have five returning Lettermen, they are: Leonard Armendariz, Bob Smith, Jerry Potts, Bill Hartman, and Don Wyatt. The former three are Seniors, while the latter two are Juniors. The team will have a strong chance in League contention. Don Wyatt, 7th man Varsity Richard Houskeeper, Don Wyatt, Bob Smith, Bill DeRanek, Captain Henry Mayhew, Jerry Potts, Bill Hartman, and Leonard Armendariz. O 0 sw., ' E an Varsity Track The Ram Cindermen had an average season - beating Gardena forthe fourth straight time, then taking Westchester, and going on to take fourth in the League. Left to Right, lst row: Frank Mero, Jim Biby, Jerome Greenwalt, Jerry Courter, Gary Formoe, Dennis Outerbridge, Buddy Carter. 2nd row: Dave Roberts, Henry Mayhew, Bob Amman, Jerry Wright, Jack Cunningham, Ernie Vicencio, Bob Smith, Barry Tanner, Lyn Robinson. 3rd row: Coach Bark Garner, Doug DeRevere, Bob Ahrens, Dennis Klosterman, Charles Johnson, Jim Delaney, Mike Ashcroft, Joe Race, Dick Taylor, Coach Bill Zazueta. 4th row: Terry Cunningham, Dick Windmiller, Orley Hiserman, Mike Aldridge, and Steve Hartwell. Varsity relay men showing fair form in exchanging baton are Jerry Courier left, and Jim Biby right South Gate's top track man, Gary Formoe, has run the 440 in 50.4, to fake the fastest time in the city. ' if i gi v dn' jb- l 'M J5 . . 4 i ..... , ,.n,,,,,,,,,,,,m-Q lx!! ' 'J' L a'LS'!'1 L3 1 'W , ' Varsity pole vaulter, Shown above is ace shot-putter Dave Roberts BWVY Tonneff who has thus far haf 52 feet. G fetufning Beef is Shown 90 clearing eleven feet. B TEAM Row l, Left to Right: D. Buckerfield, J. Kistler, G. Meyers, B. Stoner, , Row 2: R. Winner, C. Jones, D. Dipiero, J. Best, D. Haryung, J. Dyson, R. Robles, L. Griffin, B. Hartman. Row 3: Coach Garner, D. Nowell, V. Noel, G. Schwab, R, Burgess, G. Arnold, S. Haver, B. Federico, Coach Zazueta. Row 41 M. Smith, D. Gibson, W. Rickon, A. Halweg, T, Peckenpaugh, J. Potts, M. Wolf, H. Stephens, E. Maldenado. 7 ' ? . C TEAM . -i. ' 'Y' . - W' - I Bee Sr Ceo Track Leonard Armen- dariz 1320, T80 record holder. He is a returning C Letterman. Ist row, left to right: Coach Garner, Mike Taylor, Dick Roemer, Gilbert Aguilar, Bob Jeffs, Ernie Ebbert, Leonard Armendariz, Coach Zazueta. 2nd row: Frank Teagarden, Ronnie Ray, Leon Turner, Paul McCurry, Ross Eberts, and J. McConnel. '5.l li w ,-aor':7- ' W'btP Bee Spikers George Meyers, and Jack Kistler lleft to rightl are shown 'beating Gardena relay ietlm. ll' The year T956 produced one of the best Bee track teams in recent years for South Gate. The team boasted good men in almost every event which gave them the bal- ance to win many a meet. Some of the boys who were con- sistent point winners were: Bill Stoner, Sprints, Jerry Rotts, Hurd- lersg Cliff Jones, Dave DePierro and Dennis Haryung, shot put, Haver, 660, Don Wyatt, 1320, and Ronny Winner, High Jump. This array of stars enabled the Bee track stars to demolish tradi- tional rivals Bell ond Huntington Park. During the season Bill Stoner equaled on record and broke an- other. He equaled the school Bee TOO record and broke the Bee 220 record. 91 'ls Gymnastics fu., E x .3 .lt fn ff Row l, Left to Right: L. Ragsdale, E. Peralta, B. Cook, L. Worthington, D. Helm, D. Smith, J. Welch. L X. L . M Row 2, Left to Right: Coach Snyder, D. Parker, R. Carson, B. Bently, B. Kimball, D. Long, B. McDowell, M. ,KSBNKIA fc ,r ts.: 4' l De Pierro, Row 3: D. Miller, T. Brown, B. Culper, D. Miller, M. Smith, R. Calderon, B. McColl. The South- Gate gymnastic squad of 1956 took fourth in the league. Although its league standings were not too high because of lack of depth, there were many outstanding men in their own events. Ray Carson Some of them were Bob Bentley, Free X, Mel Smith on the rope, Ray Carson on the parallel bars, Larry Ragsdale on the rings and all around, Bob Cook in tumbing and all around, Bob McColl on the side horse, and Bob Kimball on the rope and the rings. They routed Gardena in a practice meet and easily took Bell in the league meet. Mel Smith un. Bob Bentley if' Bob McColl was the team's rep- resentative in the City's Finals on the side horse. Larry Ragsdare, the team's high point man. Larry will be back next year competing in the All Around. ,nl Bob Kimball the team captain doing a difficult movement on the rings The rings are Bobs specialty Varsity baseball returning lettermen this year are Dick LoCicero, who was all-league last year and is now tri-captain of the defending City Champs, Alan Koch, all city choice and tri-captain, Jim Derrington, star pitcher and tri-captain. Besides these three, Gerry Parker, the spectacular Varsity rookie star, will be coming back this year. Up from last years league champ J.V. team are Larry Gendreau, Don Moffett, John Lindgren, Ronnie Kazarian, Mike Steinhour, Jim Arkes, and Dean Bond. 4, Jia. 5 Q - -, ,,,,, M rw, ,ya W Ace pitcher Jim Derrington also proves to be Catcher on the Ram team, Larry Gendreau, is a homerun hitter. shown coming in to first base. Defendin Cit Champ lst row: Coach Gus Gerson, Don Moffett, Pete Duca, Dick Reeves. 2nd row: John Lindgren, John Best, Alan Koch, Dick LoCicero, Gerry Parker, Jerry Regnier, Ronnie Kazurian. 3rd row: Bob Ferrell, Mike Stein- ? hour, Jim Arkes, Jim Derrington, Larry Gendreau, Ronnie McBride, and Dean Bond. Varsity Baseball ,I-3-w , f,.- .'. . V - K -1'5?'3-P Lingren tagging out runner. Three year Lettermen of this season are Jim Der- rington, and Dick LoCicero. Outstanding prospects to return on next year's team are Gerry Parker and Ronnie Kazariang however, many outstanding athletes will be coming up from the JV team. Jim Derrington Jim Arkes N21 J fli .ir Z - v .. ' x 1 Larry Gendreau 1 Alan Koch Dick loCicero Gerry Parker Don Moffett , lv ' f-44' 4 f G. sal-1 John Lindgren 'lei ' 1 as 9 1 2 aefM2fcM9J .ig la-aa Wa' ASK J. V Baseball Autographs ! l l 1 A f M 2 .f5a'- . - ' , 4 ui. Y I V ' Q Gene Huber - ..,.,1' .Lfuw T- '---A--.... ,. .,. cu.. Q - - di ' l M 'l A - Wm Marvin Sichy 0 Mike Yavendetti ' Q Q Tennis 4 lst row: Marvin Sichy, Bob Lara, Charles Betz, Geoffrey Stott, Dick Powell. 2nd row: Coach Barnes, Mike Yavendetti, Earl Shultz, Tom Wil- kerson, Bob Caron, Dick Watson, Bob Maschek. . ,.,.,...... Tom Wilkerson Earl Schultz Nix D Bob Caron Bob Maschek ak S i A 'tio 1' , ..W- ,- -4-H Y 'g 'Q 3 4 ' C r fe ff a ' lv T lm W D ...rd s.. i , , , 7, 9: sir f 0, wr E V- -V K Y rw ,..- -..-.y ,.,,' ' sri . x- V is , -jI 'i i' i sf , ' - l B --V B- ' 4 4 C +- 04 lx 1- if 'Q M f ' A lb . .-:L-.:: .:i::i:.---...- -.,.... s -- ,M 1 i Dick Powell Charles Betz Dick Watson Bob law A ' 97 A period of rest and relaxation of yesteryear. ' 1 v 4 A Q F' l -av IL4 N ,iw ,y Fifi' ,4 4? L4-1' Q fl .v aw, no-C as, x--if 4. ,.. rx Q. . ..... , ,,,,,,, ' ,. -'Hmm . ,.. nl' we gh w 'K' .ff ,, m W ,aww f 1 .W mfr M ' W 4 ,ma J NIH maart L4 Wk An V, M' 9 ' M u ,H i 4 45 , L? 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The mounting of pictures. irlsi Week Calendar Morch ll - Girls' Day in the Churches March l2 - Girls' Day in the Government Lynnie Ensey Miss Academic March I3 - Girls' Doy on the Job March 14 - Girls' Dcy in Community Service March l5 - Girls' Day in the School Morch lo - Girls' Day in the Home Callie Scofield Miss Physical Educalion AA N f5L5 'x ls ,X . Xxx X 'J ,, .4 'r - A---..,. 'r Y 16 . 5-1 .5- Y '9iX , 1 - ,A U, ' I 1 iw? , C Nu, . Q '3 . , 3 , 1 ,l ! - We. ., ,Q 1 '54- 1 ' 2 1 1 '.,: f f lriifi 1 i ff! if Qi Q. A. 'Wx x si V4 Qlf ' f I l fi 4 1' SN. Q 3 in .Qt wif K Cf ,gf Bob McColl Don Barnhart Mr. English Mr. Art Boys? Week Calendar Sunday - Boys' Day in Church Dave Senf Monday - Boys' Day in Government Mr. Music Tuesday - Boys' Day in School Wednesday - Boys' Day in Radio and Television Thursday - Boys' Day in lndustry , Friday - Cotfon Day Assembly and Dance Dlck Rfeeves Saturday - Boys' Day in Sports Mr. Science Frank Heyer Mr, Industrial Arts 'J f .-. 4 X,- Jerry Regnier Mr. Social Studies Anthony Ross Mr. Business Dave Roberts Mr. Language James Farmer Mr. Math Carl Corey Mr. Athletics 'G ,ff J-SN rf 4-Q 5 ? wt-q,.,,,s......W.Y.,.,,,,,,,A M , 4, ti Av-.LJ W9 H-' Lf Lf I L,, - A A .wa-. y, ssff.,,,'f ,. ...,,,V, ,, A Q, , . Homf-:comin 1955 One of the activities included in the homecoming festivities was a baby show held in the auditorium. A King and Queen were chosen and crowned. A parade of new cars started the excitement of the football game lSouth Gate vs Huntington Parkl in the afternoon. After winning the game, a victory dance was held in the gym. President of the Alumni Association this year was Bob Bates, who planned the homecoming activities in collaboration with Mrs. Alice Mills, Alumni Advisor. 106 .Zi .-- .' f l 2 Boys, and Girls, tate Boys' State is an introduction for the most promising young iuniors in high school to the form of government used in a democracy. There he will be able to put to use all his knowledge of govern- ment, and therefore, become better equipped and more cap- able of handling situations that may arise in his private life in later years. Selected for Girls' State this year is Miss Pat Joan Miller, who will be sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary. Miss Miller is an active member of CSF and many other service clubs. Being a Girls' State delegate will aid her in her future years, as she plans to attend College and study law, hoping to become a lawyer. 3-W Q-'Y This year five iuniors were chosen by men's service clubs of South Gate to represent our school. The five this year are Jerry Potts, Dick Buckerfield, Alan Brown, Mike Ashcraft, and Leonard Armen- dariz. These five were selected out of a class of 650. Jerry Potts, sponsored by the 20- 30 club is a member of CSF, and is an active member of many other school service organizations. He is a Varsity Letterman in cross country and an outstanding hurd- ler and broad iumper in track. Dick Buckerfield, sponsored by Kiwanis, has long been a public leader, being president of the iunior high, and holding minor offices in high school. His sport is also track in which he performs as a sprinter. I? I Alan Brown, sponsored by the Rotary Club, has maintained an A average throughout his en- tire school career, and he is a member of CSF. He also is a prominent member of many school organizations. Leonard Armendariz, sponsored by the American Legion, is an active member of many service clubs, and past member of CSF and Executive Council. His school offices include sport editor of the Rambler and yearbook, CSF Boys' Fed. Delegate, and Commissioner of Athletics. ln sports he is 2 Year Varsity Letterman in cross country, and distance track runner. Mike Ashcraft is sponsored by the Optomist Club. Besides being a member of many school clubs, and past member of CSF he is a member of the South Gate Youth Band., Xi AQ Qi C7 ga K ...gy lx 1 xx- 1111111111411 ,Y V i Y: o L Q , Q O 9 1 6 9 l ll Incoming Freshmen f 5 Qi ' ul'- '...L-- ' off C3 Q as ff? v Y 05 . 1 Pi-fl? SQ, 43 1 U M Zacharaadow fy i' X. Forel I1 Richard Baelenberg fi 4-ff tudent Eva Clernilofsky Feelings impressions dreams our Earth the world people thas as what we live for this as what we care for To have money does not mean anything af we are not happy So we should look forward to a happier life How can thas be achaeved9 It is not very difficult my dear friend A universal understanding among people is the key to open the door to a happier Iafe Try it and you will be surprised lmpressed with these thoughts the motive of the American Field Service exchange student program applied last year for an AFS International Scholarship I had read a lot about their exchange student pro gram I had participated in at by having an American sas stay an my home durang the summer of 1954 I was thrilled with the nace informal way those American teen agers who came to Greece lived Luckily I was elected on of the twenty Greeks who came to the United States wath an American family and attend high school in the communaty where my American family lived A few month later I heard that I was going to South Gate Calafornaa and I was going to live with the Hammon family The preparations for the bag trip began passport vise medical examinations packing of suitcases fare well parties and presents On September 23 1955 I left Athens on a TWA airplane The next morning I was in New York the queen of all the caties the melting pot of the new world However this was not the end of my trap I had another 3000 miles to go I had to cross the United States and land on the west coast near the fascanatang powerfully peaceful Pacific Finally Iarraved in Los Angeles where I met my new American family Mr and Mrs Ernest Hammon and Susan and Davad my new sister and brother The next morning September 27 1955 I started attendance at South Gate High School New useful experiences have been added to my former background ever since talking to clubs and to other nace groups of people being a member of the Ladies Pedagogs Youth Co ordanattng Council Calafornaa Scholarship Federation Junior Red Cross being a representative of my class to Girls league and a repre sentatave an the House of Representatives attending night school as well as day school participating in dis cussaon programs of the Unaversity of Southern California I have tried to come an touch wath as many people as possible and give my contribution to the great cause of international understanding I shall always thank of the country of the Star Spangled Banner as second homeland and of its people as my own fellow countrymen America for me is not a skyscraper an New York or the ampressave Statue of Liberty a steel factory an Pitts burgh the Golden Gate an San Francisco America is something else something deeper an the human soul something that stands as a synonym for liberty at as the country that has experienced a new way of living and developed an such a short time It is a country of the people who have struggled to realize the dream of equal opportunity liberty and iustace for all It as a country that works to promote peace an the world by establishing the United Nations and their organizations It as a successful pattern of government whose results are reflected on its people It only remains now to thank everybody who made thas year such a successful experience for me Through thas column I wish to express my deepest apprecaation to the American Field Service that works so hard to make thas exchange student program a success to my American family who gave me such a lovely example of the family lafe-an the Unated States to the 20 30 C ub of South Gate that sponsored me to the faculty and students of South Gate High School who helped me so much through out the school year lt as not ver Y hard to say thank you but at is hard to wrate on a piece of paper the deepest truest feelings that fill one s heart Most of you wall know me as Richard but my real farst name is Juergen I was born on April 5 1939 an Berlin then the capital of Germany I was brought up however in Danzig on the Baltic Sea I lived there tall 1942 when the Russians started breaking an and we had to leave For the duration of the war I spent my tame in what as now known as eastern Germany I am stall wonder ing how my mother managed to get my brother Klaus and me through these bad tames Then an 1949 we fanally made the trap across the Iron Curtain Sance that tame I have been Iavang in dafferent places in west Germany Finally we arrived an Hagen Westphalia where my dad has a iob an a bag electricity company I attended hagh school there together with my brother Then one day an October of 1954 I heard about the exchange student program that was goang on with the United States My English teacher encouraged me to try out for the program After quate a few interviews and preparataan meetangs and also a bag physical check ua I was told that I h United States for one year of study I was very happy about that because I always wanted to go to the U.S. I was even happier to find out that the place that I would go to in America was sunny California. So, on July 19, 1955, I left Bremenhaven in Germany. After a wonderful boat trip and an exciting flight from on August 3. I was picked up by my new family at the airport and have had a very wonderful time together with them. Then school started and there is no doubt that South Gate High is the best sch'ool I have gone to. I have met so many nice boys and girls and studied some very interesting subjects. I would like to thank everyone who has been so nice to me teachers and students. Thanks to you this school year in the United States will always be one of my finest memories. ad been chosen to go to the New York to Los Angeles, I arrived here I was barn on August 9, 1939 in Vienna Austria. My father is a chemical engineer and my mother is busy keeping the household. I went to a private catholic girls' school in Vienna, and my brother who is 13, goes to a private boys' school. Sports, like swimming ice-skating, and skiing reading and photography are my hobbies. Music and dancing are among my favorites. I have always liked to travel and so when I learned about the American Field Service program, I was very enthusiastic to have a chance to go to the United States which is quite a trip from Austria. I would like to become an interpreter and this trip completes my English knowledge. After submitting my application in December 1954 I received word in June 1955 that my scholarship would take me to South Gate, Califor- nia for one year to live with Mr. and Mrs. Scoles and their three small daughters. The last days at school and home were very exciting. Quite a few things had to be done like getting my visa for the U.S. First I went with my parents for a vacation to Italy and then left Vienna in the end of July for America. l had a lot of fun during this trip with about 230 other students on our boat, After spending 2 wonderful days in New York, I flew to Burbank where I met my family. For once I was really anxious for school to start because I wanted to meet all the students and see what school would be like in America. I found they really are quite different from ours in Austria. I especially like the social activities here, and I will miss them when I get home since our school has no clubs. However, at home, one of our important social activities is dancing school which everyone attends. At the end of the year a formal dance is held which is a big success. I think that almost every girl and boy in Austria would like to travel to the U.S. to see what it is really like. My stay here in a private family is truly the most wonderful way to see inside America and her people. One never would have a chance to do this just by being a tourist, I have met so many friends and nice people here who have made me feel welcome and happy. I enioy doing the same things you do, and at the same time I am learning about your country. With this learning I hope I can help my friends back home understand the American people a little bit better, I would like to thank, also, all you students and teachers of South Gate High for helping to make my stay here so pleasant and wonderful. During my first days here before school had started for the year some girls advised me to always say that South Gate High is the best in the city - and now I know why. 1 Row 1, Left to Right: D. Norris, P. Susov. Row 2: J. Miller, E. Jesser G. Baker. ound Crow The Rcmbleback Staff gives their thanks to the Sound Crew for all the help and co-operation they gave us in the production of the Romblebock Spectacular. ood hop yu' 10 li -il - . P ,M MJ1+:f-ff' WH I . , . wr.-uJJf,,,.. .,,,.-gy ,,.f A 3 ,,...,1M f-fl . .. 3 h , A , .,fff' , ,...-V-J-- ' 3 1296 CENTER Street if Hlnflf W ww, ',,. -.,.- - -nr' I 1 f 23 A Q nv- 1- , ,JC .47 3' .ln . 4367 Tweedy Blvd. , South Gate ' If 5951 U1 ' iii -..E . e. ., 1 'Q-' 1,-g s'!!F' 4 HQ'- - . 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