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 - Class of 1959

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South Gate High School - Rams Yearbook (South Gate, CA) online collection, 1959 Edition, Cover
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'! p I 1, 41' I 1 ,, n 'w ' . : I . 0 L. 1 ,,Y K 4 I . v Q my 'U in MRS. HELEN LUKE-Girls' Vice Principal Q cj sv X X xp 1 MR. ROBERT CARLQUIST-Boys' Vice Principal A x Y 15 9? if A - . ' X , Q 3 ' v os' X w Z, . , 1' ' z6x': s V 3353551 gd -': -. W7 ' A Tv MRS. BARBARA FLYNNvHec1d Counselor Pg' if 1 . 1 , FA, ann MR. THOM AS ANASTASSIOU-Reqistrcxr Mr. Edwin Ables Mr. lohn Albin Mr. David Allen Miss Ester Anderson Dr. Fidel Baca Mr. lames Barreca Mr. Cecil Bianchi Mr. Herbert Blavai Mr. Ralph Brisco Mr. Vincent Buchanan Mrs. Marie Carey Mrs. Cleia Clark Mr. Robert Clark Mr. Sidney Couch Mr, Charles Cruicher Mr. Lyman Dieiriclc X. Mr. Clifford Ditto Mr. lay Dobson Miss Cynthia Domingo Mrs. Ioan Dawson M1 nl! fi FACU LTV A G. . R N gn It af! z 4 ff 1.'f 5 it ,. ,t - J' , ,S +1 Q-as Ohh rf .i ul K .1 ,X V, V? .i 4 12 Q i 'fn' Mr. Mel English Miss Virginia Pouch Mr. Harold Fox Mr. Richard Gardner Mr. Barkham Garner Mr. Donald Germain Mr. Gus Gerson Mr. Donald Guymn Mr. Dwight Hahn Mr. William Hampton Mr. Charles Hastings Mrs. Maxine Havens Miss Margaret Havertield Mrs. Dorothy Hildreth Mr. William Hopkins Miss Francis Husack Mr. Phillip Iohnson Mr. Iohn Iones Mrs. Marian Iones Mr. Wilber Iones Mr. Ben Keeler Mr. Keaton King Mr. Charles Lofton Mrs. Marion Madden Mr. Iarnes Mayfield Mrs. Alice Mills Mr. Burt Morton Mr. Iohn Murray Mr. George Patton Miss Mariory Pearson Mrs. Edith Perry Mrs. Genevieve Phelan ' V.,-I 'frvh X0 M f,J,,1.,x ,.bj..7.4' ,W Q 'Wy ' nfrahk Ramireg T . -- Mr. Larry Benner Miss Alice Roberts Mr. Robert Schnyder Mr. Torn Scoles Mr, Ioe Seminario Miss Diana Shaw Mr. Bob Smith FACU LTV F' 'fi infill, Mrs. Ruth Tucker Mr. Morton Tenner Miss Pamela Tyler Mrs. Genevieve Uhl M iw E -1- .1 L Mr. Alex Vucurevich Miss Doris White Mr. Richard Wilson Miss Leah Wolley . EACHERS AUTCDGRAIUHS in -' , - .V 'ls' an 'L' J WM , VV , - , 41. , A : k' X X 'ti SW' -l.,l.L. f -J v-5.9 x., 4 ,w i I 1 X f ' X-- ...Ax ' -- ' is f ' N ' K is - ,112-Q. ,k'T'1 2 N-WWA .Kaul 5 ,.,.l'l,,l',, Xl - A x k.A'.4 It . ,..-.-,--'-,or ' 4 vs- . ., -- .W f .- o S ff ' W ,Pmi-.,,. M - J I -Q.- , , l 1 Q f l X vw 'xi ,, 9- I . ,Q tl! CAFETERIA CREW-ROW 1: lI.eft to rightl Emma Clark, Mary Napolitano. Lorena Neilson, Euqinia Kaminski, Simone Lord. ROW 2: Iessie Peqram. Evelyn Luvinski, Gertrude Tyler. Mildred Clegg, Yola Carcelli. lola Phillips. OFFICE Frances -,, ta. MRS. EVELYN REYNOLDS Student Body Manager STAFF: fLelt to righll Mrs. Alma La Porte, Mrs. Ellen Bentler. Mrs. Link, Mrs. Dorothy Tourville, Ms. Rae Siewert, Mrs. Elizabeth Barnes. .. M CUSTODIANS-ROW 1: KLelt to riqhtl Mable Freeman. Mabel Roberson. ROW 2: Christal Iordan. Lucille Hooper. Ieanette Phensie, Bascomb Nailer. ROW 3: Hosco Looper. Watlve Swope. Earnest Stukey, Raymond Wagner. Richard Ruszkowski. Y ,Aw , ti 2 I v 1 1 .33 'OOO .009 J gl -O40 r. ,-Q. 5 .1 0 O4 O OC 0100 NVQ D159 OPC DEI? 'J S ll 'il lv 1- ns K lv O IHS. ' ,' 'fl .34 Y ff' His? 'mn ,., . , .,r lam Q 'H - 1 , lla.,-' . .3-mrhlxf' ,S .af ui -I SHARON PAHEL Queen , rw If .-f . V, , ,I --P ,. ,bu . . -f' ff, 'K -EJ s W F, gin? A W . Riff ri 1,,, , ' , 1,5 , V. ,,mA,LE 1 Taz-aw, ,Q ww, I au kwa .7 3 va My 4 . Q 9 M W H -fa ,. f, 'iI.:f'... l i -.V ' s' ig' f . ' 7 K .1 QNX MILK BGWL COURT Shcxron Wecrver Carolyn Holden Pat Pierce Car courtesy of Taylor Oldsmobile IOSGHG ZGCCIC11 LANETTE CLARK Queen m R W' 1 HONIECOMING CGURT Linda Bundle Kari Acxsheirn 3: V I V 2 i i 1 ,Q 5 ,m ' im Io Mora Ca: courtesy of Taylor Oldsmobile .sn Lois Evcm son W I A 90031 suns' ., , 1 ,jf -1' ilk -,gm , f i V-K1 by . f ' 41 V Hi Li I, 5-fx, ., fyltl R., B- ' ,f A ' U f W HJ f' 'J 14 , 41' f M, M y I V ' Q i . 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', I , Q ' L I- ' ' Q a '.'. u ,f . o r . 1 ..u- '- S f. 1 -v s 44, 4 'nfrmz w -.NV 'K14:':V'S'5 .' 'r .4 Aw. M: ENT f5 iw 1 ' r H, i 3 xx 1 ? 3? ., Hi .s if it 9' :- i F w 254 Zi A 55 ,.1' n . . ,fx ,- .P ., ,-1'-5-63 5.1 wh.. w C ,nl Q' . zu as Q if ,Q I v - . , 1 T XH4 5 . Y f , v Q .H-A: N .,,. 4,3 W , 1 1 . I Nw W - 1-, ww: xq'41,1w4 I . .Q H-A' 1 K f 1 , ,W Q- 4 ... ,41 A jim. . , . I, ,Lal --6 L, if-p, '.!I :. ,- ,.s,.qg., - n N-.-1 ' J k,. -4' Y . 'iw ,fm 1, i ' STUDENT BODY OFFICERS W-59 Q ww- E, 41 . aff r, .a u as it pg . M7531 3 1- if-:'f . '4- ,Y .'-ntl! 4-if-s . f-Q .. ' f . : 45, 2 ,. .iflw all 0 mu Child ' A.S.B. President Iohn Kinikin Mary Hauser A.S.B. Vice-President A.S.B. Secretary A 4 v 41 C Q x , ig Dennis Benko Marcia McKinney Earlene Ulrich Burt Swart Chief Iustice Co-ordinator oi Student Conduct Commissioner oi Assemblies Commissioner oi Athletics BF-5 w , ', .n th FL: , . z Barbara Elias Phil Frances Linda Bundle Commissioner oi Publicity Commissioner ol Finance Historian o llll ,I al' 4. 0 M' ' 'l , ,XA v--M, Linda Thurston Boys' Fed. President 20 Gene Shelton Boys' Fed. President 2 i. , R.: , ll . lhnhtlllg Bob Reeves Head Cheerleader STUDENT BGDV OFFICERS S-59 Dennis McDonald A.S.B. Vice-President Bob Macali Chiei Iustice 'T '0'bh 1 75. f ,Q Qc, Barbara Elias Commissioner oi Publicity Gene Shelton A.S.B. President Marianne Mandeville A.S.B. Secretary is ie Pri Y W , f V ' 7 7 7 C - Q N ' Linda Iones Co-ordinator oi Student Conduct Qiiiiiiiwb Bob Reeves Commissioner of Finance Mary Hauser Girls' League President vs 1 Betty Rumsby Wayne Hooper Commissioner oi Assemblies Commissioner oi Athletics Iudy Parr Lee Iohnson Historian Head Cheerleader Mike Blaylock Boys' Fed. President 1.-Tl ZW-'iszsm WINTER BOTTOM ROW flell to Riqhtl: Gene ----- Shellon, Bon Irwin, TOP ROW: Iohn Costello. Mike Ireland. Chu ck Ycxrdly. :mul Q L BOYS' FEEDER TION '59 MIKE BLAYLOCK Boys' Federation Preslden! BOTTOM ROW: Terry Wilkes. Eddie Cox. Terry Silonhour. Mille Blaylock. TOP HOW: Bill Sluon, Sieve Iunson. Iohn Daniels. 22 GENE SHELTON Boys' Federation President SUMMER BOTTOM ROW lI.eft to rightl: Sharon Weaver, Carol Gold, Linda Thurston. Sue Bowen, Carol Everett. TOP HOW: Dana Ratkovitch, Sharmen Sterling. Patty Kalin, Dorothy Schroedter. Sue Huerth, Mrs. Dawson. LINDA THURSTON Girls' League President .. ,W no z r-gf' I ' . A L WINTER GIRLS' E QUE '5 teoe -n G i ' V -. - I N.. MARY HAUSER Girls' League President BOTTOM ROW: Carol Everett, Martha Rowe, Mary Hauser, Margaret Kunze, Lois Evanson. TOP HOW: Linda Monteluis, Carolyn Holden. Sue Pennington, Lorrita Martin, Dorothy Kil- feather, Sharon Lyke. e 23 AUTQQR :DHS Lx, 1 1' 4 L I I , , 1 ,' dw Pt X I 1 ,P . AH nw Q NR W KN KN N xx W VY x' GJ J J ' 7 N WW ig' M-in ' I kx J 1 MXN. Mx we W JJ . Q 'L X I HM f 15337 xv X QW KV CNN KJV NVQ I - H- -I W 'H Q . r vw 1'- , ' X 'L--'1 1-g,iw'f'1E'J V .' NNY nivxilgljv rag. b KV? 55' fA 'w 'B Y v- if 1 Ax K ,W 1 P 1 25 x . C, ,C 4'5- SPWQUQ use wa WON DOTQSON QM, ,M xx 'Q' ,gm N Ruiz kilt , P X1 ,gi fa '- 'g' Vffk.f Q -' a ,,' ' W L It f-'Q 'I ,lamp 'il k .iaggm 5'0 ,??iiQ'xE .3 , Q fi. 4 n , its 2 BT ,.iagiw 4' , if J' V. its mpg 4 X 3, naw .A an Qu nqitzzzyqfa ., A 5 K if ggi, ,Quia , UW x K 1' X: 59,33 Q2 Aulgn .i4' . f' ' , 4 fs HH fx! .calgf 'MJ 5565535 43? ,ggi A Dig if Q Qirrff flF.,fB'! Q 5 14tf3f.14S,.. Q ii M lf? 9255 Vytii Qtigzfixgxeqm QU! we 21 H' :MV ummm 1 i ,li ,ml D an 5 ,Wai K -1 SF 0 Qu, . ez 3. 1 .5 ss ii gnc. e I 1 w ,Q , 5 1.5! its ga Nh is kiwuwe S 1,..,,y Q A Qkf K. xnxx t w'v-as '21 Q mam? ina ,u 'P u N 'X 44 5 ff 4 ...g . 'I V91 LADIES BOTTOM ROW KI.elt to Riqhtl: Den- nts Benko, Gene Sheldon. Bill Child, Iohn Kiniki n Schwarting. Dale Miller. RO F TWO: Glen Van Her- pen. Bob Roe es, Don Gressinq. Burt Swart, Ch dk Marks. Doug Knapp, Mr. Bob arlqulst ROW THREE: Marvln qi , y,-Rllyl Mogenson. Din- nll Willis, Itm Travis. Helmut Fischer. Chuck Hagen, Mike Ireland. ROW FOUR: Mike Valen, Dennis Hudson, Ilm Dodl. Frank: Cassity, Dennis McDonald, Bill! Mathews, Don Dyer. PURPOSE: School Service. 'K I 4 ICNIQHTS BOTTOM ROW lLelt to Riqhtl: Linda Thursten. Sharon Weaver, Carol Gold. Sharon Ross. Sue Bowen. Carol Ann Blake. Marcia McKinney. ROW TWO: Delores Noftsqer, Kathy Martin. Iudy Parr, Darlene Huffman. Barbara Elli 4,Sue Stovall, Carol Christensen. S Helen Luke. ROW THREE: Sue eaeth, Karen Vonde. Ian Seqar. Kari Aasheim. Mona Sawyer, Ian IBack. Earline Ulrich. ROW FOUR: Mary' Hauser, Helen Butcheck, Letty Lyons. Karen Klay. Ian Shuqart. Nan Leatherwood. Mary Ann Thomas. PURPOSE: Ladies strive to develop the highest ideas oi young woman- hood, to be ol service to the school and community, and other girls, at all times. CO-EDS il BOTTOM ROW tI.elt to Rightl: Ann Myers. Diana Aprato. Elayne Wages, Kathy Williams, Seneva Reedy, Mary Iohnson, Donna Nehling, Ioann Blackwood. Margaret Kunze. Sharon Lendman. ROW TWO: Mary Grosso, Ioan Hughey, Sharon Heppner, Donna Brown, Shirley Pounds, Lana Keller, Irene Brosch. Betty Bauermeister, Mrs. Phelan. ROW THREE: De Etta Craft, Vada Ledlord, Glenda Moody. Murlene Otwell. Linda White, ludy Wahl, Pat Carlson, Vivian Steinmetz. Lena Crockett. ROW FOUR: Iulia Vedeneil. Bonny Culbertson, Pat Stroud, Elaine Voettiner, Sharon Stacy, Iackie Kutnyak, Pam Chase. Nellie Balardeta, Sharon Bently, Ioann Behling. PURPOSE: The purpose of Co-eds is to serve at teas and banquets. The club is ofliciated with the national chap- ter ol Future Homemakers oi Tomorrow. SQL!! RES BOTTOM ROW tI.eft to Rightl: Bob Simpson, Louie Shoemaker, Dave Clark, Mike own, Iohn Patton. ROW TWO: Don Agostodeil yder, Iohn Suppe, Bob Stephenson, Frank Weidler. ROW THREE: Iohn Schwab, lim Scully, Wes Wallin,AGrant Trumbo. Rick Phister, Iohn Dobson. PURPOSE: The purpose ol the s uires is to serve the school and develop a teeling i harmony between boys of the A-11 and A-12. X V. ,J DEBS BOTTOM ROW tI.eit to Riqhtl: Shannen Sterling. Ianet Oremen, Nancy Whalley, Karen Parker. Gloria Felling, Iudy Gerkman. lean Hughes. ROW TWO: Ioyce Iones, Mona Christian. Marion Page, Ioan King, Elizabeth Schultz, Carolyn Davis, Sharon Bartlett. ROW THREE: Rosemary Atkin. Anita Attila. Nancy Brown, Maxine Mllony, loyce Nowak. PURPOSE: To give training in leadership. and responsibility, and to keep up the high standards of the school. 5 M l CHESS CLUB BOTTOM ROW fLeft to Rightl: Marie Brand. Linda Arnold. Larry Levenstein. Curtis Roberts. ROW TWO: Robert Bedwell, Robert Levenstein. Earl Cory, Carey Ayers. ROW THREE: Iohn Mortz, Bill Cummings. Iohn Owen, Iames Lewis. PURPOSE: To prone interest in Chess. to provide for leadership by learning how to make decisions in crucial situations. PAGE ROW ONE ll.eft to Rightl: Eric Weston. Ierry Seper. Ion Hilman. John Taylor. George Maupin, Bumette Dillion, lack Fraley. Dick Walrose, Roger Richard. Ierry Hamm. ROW TWO: Bob Forfman, Kendall Struderbaker. William Cichy. Iohn Thuet, Iohn Watson. Richie Sandals, Wayne Bedwell, Carl Kilmer. Eddie Cox. Brian Weirum. ROW THREE: Mike Helier- man. Roger Newconb. Scott Iackson, Michael Stratford, Tommy Outhier, Ron Castle, Garry Iackson. Van Hazewinkle, Rich Day, Donnie Neroman. Mr. Dietrick. PURPOSE: The purpose of the Pages is to give training in leadership and responsi- bility, to give service to the school ior the Tenth Grade Boys. vt ff , -4, l X2 I A SAXONS BOTTOM ROW lLelt to Rightl: Richard Egelin. Iack Staniield, Danny Tenn, Bob Stockwell, lim Staniield. Don Marshall. ROW TWO: Lonny Cunningham, Bill Cowley. Bill Piolienberger. Wendell Garner, Tom Van Horn. ROW THREE: Gary Maxwell, Gary Iackson, Pete Fer- nandez, Bob Sylvester. Wayne Geer. Bob Sontini. ROW FOUR: Steve Gold, Nelson Brown. Gary Sigler. Brent Petter. Richard Day. Steve Broveleit, Ronnie Anstead. PURPOSE: To perform service to the school and community. SCIENCE BOTTOM ROW tLeit to Rightlz La Rois Brown. Bob Levenstein, Carol Everett, Dwight Miller, Sharon Pahel, Leslie Clark, Carolyn Anderson. Iudy Reid, Glenda Kuhn. ROW TWO: Donna Benton, Earline Ulrich. 'Ioyce Iones, Iudy Gerk- man. Lee Higman. Sharon Lendmen. Letty Lyons, Karen Parker, Beverly Fenton. Sue Anderson. Noreen Adams. PURPOSE: To promote. encourage, and further the scientiiic interest of students of chemistry, physics, and physiology. by interesting experiments. field trips, mo- tion pictures and discussions by guest speakers. U Nl IDENS BOTTOM ROW tLelt to Rightl: Iudy Cox. Karen Larson, Shirley Hayward, Rae Ann Holland, Karen Kovac, Mary Alice Mc- Alister, Rosemary Manser, Bette Schmidt. ROW TWO: Gaily Billions, Maureen Shee- hy. Ellen Anderton, Ian Wendt, Linda Maine. Lois Evanson. Carolyn Anderson. Lillian Russell. Claudia Pomeroy. Kathy Rosquist. ROW THREE: l-Iarriette Sym- covitz, Lily Anderson, Diane Glovack, Sherry Mitchell. Carolyn Rieber, Annette Shubin, Glenda Khun, Sue Walter. Ioyce Seger. PURPOSE: To assist the other service clubs with duties for the good of the school, and to break in the new B-10 in a service organization. ',, K MER. FIIIL SERVICE BOTTOM ROW tLeft to Rightl: Nancy Whal- ley, Lee Higman, Carol Brown, Margaret Gerike, Ian Noack. ROW TWO: Barbara Burgdorl, Rosemary Atkin, Gloria Felling. Kari Aashiein. Mona Sawyer. ROW THREE: Bob Reeves. Louis Shoemaker, Dave Clark. Mr. Scoles. ROW FOUR: Bob Bergmann. Paul Mogensen, Iohn Suppe. Dale Miller, Ray Kulper. PURPOSE: To promote good will and better understanding between nations by the ex- change of students. 5 BMEDLLANS BOTTOM ROW lLef to Rightl: Dennis Oblander, Tom Rid ll, Carl Stevenson. PURPOSE: The purpose of the Midalians is to be present noon activities for the students. a to organize. direct. and maintain at these events. JUL -Q 't ,.l., 1 . 2+- h u -,,,..L ...dw- NURSES BOTTOM ROW lLelt to Rightl: Lee Iohn- son. Iudy Parr. Marcelyn Anderson. Carolyn Holden. Pat Bogen. Karen Park- er. ROW TWO: Marion Page. Nancy Gamache, Susan 'Anderson Carol Brown. Mrs. Ruth Crutchfield. ROW THREE: Bids Ellis. Betty Cochran, Iudy Reid, Sue Morning, Donna Brown, Kim Quesinberry. PURPOSE: The purpose of Nurticettes lFuture Nurses Clubl is to foster the in- terest oi high school girls who are con- sidering a career as a registered nurse. SALES BOTTOM ROW lLeit to Rightl: Iudy Wexler, Fancy McDaniels, Marie Melii, Ealine Galuez, Mary Iohnson. Linda Chase. Lori Melii. lone David- son. Ieanette Reyes. ROW TWO: Evelyn Gatlin. Arleen Kootz. Leona Awender, Sandy McCullough. Nancy Morgan, Bev Middleton, Lynda May. Chestine Zaremb 'Mr. Herbert Blavat. ROW 2 Nancy Yar- baouqh. Phyllis A Wilson, Kathy Lynch. Nancy Miller, Sue Miller, De- lores Metzger. Alice Gonzales. Linda Stonebraker. ROW FOUR: Pat Ditt- mer, Ioan Iancleas. Allan Hamlin. Marilyn Schnell. Nancy Osborn. Lu- lani Lawrence, Ierry Landry. Dianna Day. U Q PURPOSE: Sales Service Club is responsible lor all activities that re- quire selling. EL D it BOTTOM ROW tLeit to Hiqhti: C. Harril. S. Tiedgen, K. Stroh, N. Polutzlan. D. Huges, B. Matterson. W. Graninger. I. Cox. M. Cardoni, W. Hicks. SECOND HOW: S. Vollstedt. B. Wright. M. Ober- lies, S. Furman. K. Miller. I. Rogers, A. Simone, N. Leatherwood, P. Christian- son, I. St. Martin, M. Rowe. S. Cauqhlin. THIRD ROW: E. Schultz, D. MacMasters. S. Renbarger, A. Koontz, S. Wilson, P. Heckman. C. Cloud. A. Ruther. L. Owens. FOURTH ROW: B. Krupp. S. Phelps, M. Hurley. P. Kalin. S. Mazzanti, L. Higman, S. Hansberry. A. Miller. E. CHOIR ai Y? ' 'at' Q . -.v f' 1. S s . . f QW? I . . ,g . ' AU ' L li 4-- -. - BOTTOM ROW tI.eit to Rightl: F. Sims, I. Peter- son, S. Horg, G. Gauci, N. Kyle. L. Feature- stone. K. Kleming, D. Hughes, L. Green. S. Rosenberg. M. McAllister, K. Karcher. SECOND ROW: L. Crockett, D. Cratt, I. Thompson, L. Benidict, E. Anderson, S. Pipoly, B. Timko, M. Squires. I. Roberts, I. Bolding, M. Iennings. THIRD ROW: I. Rogers, I. Weidle, M. Dell, C. Berry, B. Layanna, I. Iewell, S. Carter, S. Cox. I. Edgar. I. Dixon, D. Benton, I. Takacs, A. Simone. BACK ROW: S. Duncan, I. Behling, D. Dolan. B. Stoike, D. Killeather, M. Brandt, I. Cooper, L. Conners. C. Pomeroy. BACK ROW: L. Keller, D. Cuikel, L. Savage, C. Leech, C. Kennedy, A. Iensen, V. Dokken. E. Penztke. BOTTOM ROW: P. Thacker taccompanistl. I. Haverkorn, T. Kissling, I. Price. E. Riddle. S. Carroll. BACK HOW: Mr. Hampton, D. Peytob. R. Newton. R. Wilson, E. O'Brien, L. Perkins, D. St. Clair, L. Bono. ' S . 1 ' Gatlin, S. Miller, G. Oakes. FIFTH ROW: . ' .. W ,fy E. Riddle, H. KlumPP. D. Wilson, B. ' 7 I I M' ' Stockwell. I. McConnaughey, H. Friend. D. St. Clair, R. Roberts. I. Linton. H. . A 4 V Ficker, D. Galloway, L. Iacobs. BACK . , ,,.,. ' ROW: B. Snyder, I. Schwab, B. Swart. L. Perkins, I. Webb. I. Iones, H. Wilson, C. Brown, G. Iennings, Mr. Hampton. . K l is , I , . Auti 1 'V GIRLS' CILEE 'E I ,sy Y . .ii. as ' BOYS' GLEE Qt. +1 J.. -1. HAZEN SINGERS FRONT ROW: K. Stroh, M. Oberlies, B. Wright. N. Leatherwood, L. Hiqman, M. Rowe. A. Koontz, P. Kalin. BACK ROW: Mr. Hampton, B. Snyder. I. Schwab, D. Wilson, I. McConnaugheY. I. Linton. G. Ienninqs. B. Swart. 31 Q.S.F ' Siu' BOTTOM ROW iLeit to Rightl: P. Heckman, W. Grainger, I. Shaw. I. Schottland. C. Lucky, K. Kovac, K. Strohe, S. Lendman. S. Borchert. B. Elias,-N. McCoid, K. Aasheim. D. Sabatine, P. Harrell, I. Fournier, M. Saw- yer. M. Sheehy, S. Bowen, Miss Domingo. ROW TWO: Mr, Dobson, S. Sterling, D. Ratkovich. M. Gericke. K. Dods. S. Bronson, L. Lindgren, S. Stover, I. Parr. S. Mazzanti, B. Kalin. S. Ross. R. Holland, K. Parker. S. Hoesche, K. Martin. G. Billions, S. Weaver. I. Noack. L. Billions, C. Blackard. ROW THREE: I. Cox, E, Ulrich. H. Butschek, P. Faulkner, D. Huffman, A. Williamson, I. Hughes, R. Barnes, D. Fullerton, I. King, C. Magne- seen. A. Marshall, S. Pennington, N. Phelps. D. Espinoza, M. Page, L. Thurston, K. Owen, D. Marshall. ROW FOUR: D. Noack. G. Oakes. L. Higman, K. Allen, D. Noitsger, E. Kunze, If. Fully, M. Addington. S. Blumel. C. Christensen, L. Ransom, D. Loeinin, L. Anderson, I. Pratt, L. Maine, G. Voss. I. Seger. I, Hamilton, I. Gerkman, M. Manderville, I. Noack. D. Tenn. E. Ioselvitz. ROW FIVE: D. Clark, H. Fischer, E. Powell, D. Frede- ricks, I. Pressel. I. Taylor, N. Snyder, F. Dunn. A, Hienrich, L. Hienrich, I. Meloney, M. Staniield. D. D'Amico. P. Heath, G. Felling, A. Shubin. P. Kalin, S. Walters, B. Buchanan, I. Scully, B. Stephenson, I. Suppe, D. Rier- son, D. Miller. C. Iordan, W. Bedwell. ROW SIX: R. Anstead. B. Phaifenburger. D. Miller, R. Schwarting. D. Benko. I. Farrugia, C. Hanson. S. Groslield, B. Santini, B. Cummings. I. Mortz, W. Wallin, I. Dobson, G. Trumbo, B. Simpson, B. Cuskelly, L. Lucas, R. Biggs, I.. Iones. PURPOSE: To Foster and give recognition to high standards ol scholarship and general attainment on the part of the students of the secondary schools oi California. DEDAGOQS 5.5 su v- v 7 -7 BOTTOM ROW lI.eit to Rightlz I. Gerkman. P. Nelson. N. Whaley. A. Marshall. A. Williamson, K. Kovac, R. Manser, S. Vollstedt. M. Cardoni, D. Roma. ROW TWO: E. Shultz, I. Iones. S. Iohnson, K, Martin, D. Huffman, L. Eaves, I. Reilly. I. King. I. Lona. ROW THREE: K. Powell, G. Lee, M. Thomas, C. Christensen. K. Klay, I. Shugart. S. Woodard, K. Stroh, S. Anderson. ROW FOUR: L. Lyons. I. Hughs, R. Barnes. C. Schaeier. I. Hill, L. Maine, I. Dyer. C. Leech, P. Litzk, S. Tiegen. ROW FIVE: N. Brown, S. Hughes. R. Atkins. D. Noftsger. M. Tha. A. Attila. B. Fenton. L. Fully. C. Procter. M. Page. L Nowak. I- MBIOOBY. L. White- PURPOSE: The purpose of the Pedagogs is to bring together those students who are interested in becoming teachers and to make available to them information concerning the advantages and the opportunities oi the teaching proiession. BOTTOM ROW iLeh to Rightl: Gail Miller, Sharon Ross, Lin- da Iones, Angela Simone, lo Mora. Sue Bowen. Pat Kim- ball, Pat Boqan, Oksana Ro- manuik, Pat Louder, Theresa Rudzevicius. ROW TWO: Wal- lis Stergar, Lee Iohnson, Ioyce Hill, Cula Magnusson. Sandy Parker, Kay Iohnson, Barbara Elias, Carole Harris. Pat Christensen, Kathy Conder, Ann Myers, Samrnie Fitzhuqh. ROW THREE: Billie Io Hurta- do, Marilyn Addington, Gail Fisher, Linda Montolius, Sue Madsen, Martha Rowe. Linda Reed, Iudy Gerkman. Linda Eaves, Beverly Hagan. Arleen Koontz. ROW FOUR: Io Ann Behlinq, Linda Hornyak. Do- lores Espinoza. lane Britter, Mary Ann Mandeville, Gloria Oakes, Gail Westcott, Sunnie Stevenson, Diane Wakefield, Ioyce Clarkson. PURPOSE: Te develop an or- ganized dance group so that it is polished and able to per- iorm lor school and commun- ity functions. JR. MODERNETTS MODERNETTS x BOTTOM ROW fI.eit to Rightl: Lynne Featherston. Ianet Law- rence, Iudy Villanti. Sharon Pipoly, Nina Phelps, Susan Vollstedt, Maureen Sheehy, Beverly House- pian. ROW TWO: Claudia Bur- roughs. Karen Miller. Madeline Velko, Penny Lee, Sharon Lillen- quist, Dodie Ortiz. Iackie Tiscar- eno, Iudy Shaw, Iudy Cox, Lois Evanson. Bunnie Peckenpauqh, Karen Harris. ROW THREE: Iudy Klein, Ann Goodwin. Mary Io Christensen, Claudette Brouillard. Karen Nickles. Sue Ohrausen. Mary Franklin. Marilyn Iohnson. Toni Mclieynolds. ROW FOYIB: Lorrita Martin, Sharon Phelps, Linn Billions, Dee McDermott, Connie Tharp. Karen Larsen, Mary Olsen, Ann Miller, Barbara Bails, Sandy Oppeqard. PURPOSE: To develop basic skills in dance and choreography and enable the members to ready themselves for dance production. ff-1 GA. . 'T 'io--I.:-ni BOTTOM ROW lLeft to Riqhtl: K. Fleming. P. Rhodes. W. Collins, I. Iuarez, Pat Utley, I. Swavey, B. Simmons, I. Iones, I. Parr. L, Eaves, I. Wendt, I. Reilly. R. Manser, C. Hicks, I. Davidson. B. Hovespian. I, Klein. M. Christenson, L. Featherstone. R. Brown. ROW TWO: D. Kilfeather, M. Franklin, S. Madsen, C. Rieber, S. Pipoly, A. Peqalow, M. Anderson, E. Ulrich, M. Christian. I. King, T. Nour, P. Faulkner, IL. Benidict, R. Fuentes. L. Evanson. I. Cox, I. Valiente, G. Crooks, G. Yerkes, A. Semone, S. Barnett. S. Haywood. I. Meloeny, A. Atilla. M. Cardoni, L. Russell. C. Pom- eroy, D. Huffman, B. Fenten, S. Anderson. C. Anderson, W. Str- qent, A. Goodwin. N. Gamache, R. Thomas. R. Holland, N. Phelps, LETTERNIEN BOTTOM ROW lI.eft to Rlghtl: Vann Singleton, Iim Keller. Bill Child. Harold Lara, Ed Maldonado. Doug Bates. ROW TWO: Ray Kulper. Marvin Clchy, Tom Hall. Ken Wieland, Frank Den Hartog, Walter Wolf. ROW THREE: Lloyd Helrn, Danny Harrison, Iim Lavato, Gene Shelton. Dennis McDonald. Bill Mathews. PURPOSE: To promote fellowship amongst all varsity Lettermen, to help promote and sponsor athletic events and activity. S. Lilenguist, N. Nieto. ROW FOUR: S. Ohlausen, C. Christensen, R. Atkins, N. Brown, N. Adams. I. Reed, P, Pierce, 1. Oreman, L. Clark, L. Arnold, B. Stoick. S. Opalaguard. L. Hornyk, D. Simp- son. A. Miller, B. Burgdorf, B. Timpis. C. Carr, M. Sheehy. ROW FIVE: I. Vednett, D. Noftsger, K. Quesenberry, B. Golembuski. L. Maine, M. Thacker. M. Thomas. M. Beard, P. Heckman. L. Hein- rich. L. Dipple, M. Briggs, D. Espinoza, D. Loiseau. G. Wescott, L. White. G. Billions, L. Anderson, S. Bobertson. B. Culbertson. I. Hill PURPOSE: To let the girls who are interested increase their knowledge and skills through after school sports and activities. LETTERQ IRLS BOTTOM ROW lLeft to Rightl: Iessie Iuarez, Mona Christian. Earline Ulrich, Pat Faulkner. Rosalee Brown. ROW TWO: Pat Natale, Arleen Pegalow. Delores Noftsger, Iudy Parr, Tammy Nour. ROW THREE: Rosemary Atkin. Anita Attila. Iudy Meloeny, Ioan King. Ioyce Iones. ROW FOUR: Marcelyn Anderson. Darlene Huffman. Carol Christensen. Maxine Thacker. Beverly Fenton. ROW FIVE: Kim Quisenberry, Iulia Vedeneff, Bonnie Culbertson. Barbara Golenbuski, Mary Thomas. PURPOSE: To provide an organization which will enable girls who have earned a letter to give more service to the Girls' Athletic Association, the physical education department, and the school. RMEND s 0,6 , .53 A -A A - ' -- .lu-L. ,,,i. ao.-u BOTTOM ROW tl.eft to Rightl: Ed Powell. Pat Natale, Barbara Delores Noftsqer, Burnette Dillon. Gary Adams, Ronald Bedwell, Wright, Norman Guest, Millard Parrish, Terry Wilkes, Gene Sue Renbarger, Glenda Kuhn. Kathryn Stroh. ROW THREE: Iohn O'Brien, Robert Bedwell. Richard Parr, Dave Lewis, Frantz Nicall, Schwab, Ray Tribe, Dennis Maness, Evan Arthur, Iim Stanfield, Tim Tunstead, Ronald Barber. ROW TWO: Iohn Helman, Ionothan Iim Lewis, David Brown, lack Stanfield, Ioyce Tyler, Shirley Brown, Clifford Hauser, Iames Seputo, Larry Buggs, Iohn Munger, Wilson, Leonard Skinner. Ioyce Howard, Helen Butschek. PURPOSE: To promote school spirit through music at Pep fests and football games. SPORT NIGHT JR. RED CROSS all A Q- BOTTOM ROW tI.eft to Rightl: Iudy Hecox, lean Hauerkorn, Helen Rios. Sandy Kyle. Lucy Martinez, Kathy Wright, Bill Organ. ROW TWO: Iohnny Decipalo, Dinorah BQTTQM HOW fLeff to Righty, Judy Pan, Marge. Costa. Iohn Dobson, Tom Priest, Denver Oblander, Vicke Genockes, Dr. Fidel Baca. lyn Anderson' Lee Ann Iohnsonl ROW TWO: Kathy Martin, Mona Sawyer, Ian Seger. ROW PURPOSE: To plan and organize after school recreational and educational activities THREE: Mr, Larry Renner, Iohn Dobson. Brian for the students to take up their leisure time. Weir-um, PURPOSE: Service to community and school. 35 E JM.: 1 -v Et! BOTTOM ROVV tLett to Rightl: Sue Madsen, Elaine Denton. Karen Current, Marie Valleneinna, Brenda Critchfield, Oksana Romanuik, Betty Reyer, lrene Hurt, Bonnie Belyea, Mary Olsen. ROW TWO: Ianice Seger, Diane Apratto, lean Hughes, Sharmen Sterling, Madelyn Sabella, Harrietta Syncovitz, Luanne Tutton, Ianet Moon, Sylvia Woodard, Marlene Leisy, Lorraine Clark. ROW THREE: Pat Kalin, Ellen Anderson, Sue Bergman, Mari- lyn Racine, Dona Kosik, Pam McClain, Myrt Morris, Carol Gold, Sue Olhausen, Linda Owens, Ianet Noack, Claudia Brack. ROW FOUR: Madline Hurtley, Lorna Iacobs, Gloria Oaks, Marla Morris, Betty Taylor, Bonnie Davis, Iudy Schye, Mona Sawyer, Kari Aasheim, Mona Christian, Ioyce Hill. PURPOSE: To lurther school interest in athletic events, to build school sportsmanship, and to promote school spirit and loyalty. BOTTOM ROW tLett to Rightlz Wallice Streger, Barbara Elias, Ione Davidson, Beverly Housepian, Iudy Klein, Sue Stovall. Sandy Wat- son, Sandy Parker, ROW TWO: Sharon Pahel, Linda Iones, Angela Simone, Pat Pierce, Ianet Ormen, Marie Valli, Pat Lowder. Nan McCoid. ROW THREE: Lee Johnson, Sharon Ross, Linda Rundle, Sue Bowen, Sandy Rosenthal, 'Io Mora, Nina Petrille, Iudy Parr. ROW FOUR: Sue Lorbeer, Ieneva Reedy, Sylvia Mazzanti, Rita Richard- son. Marilyn Iohnson, Beverly Hagen, Nan Leatherwood, Sandy Larkin. ROW FIVE: Ioyce Nowak. Sue Pennington, Sandy Blumel. Linda Eaves, Patti Clendenin, Lee Higman, Gloria Felling, ludy Gerkman, Cula Magnuson, Kay Iohnson. PURPOSE: To provide halftime entertainment at the football games and help support athletic events in our school. ' I W I l 1 BOTTOM ROW tLeit to Rightl: Carol Syberg. Nancy Poloutzian, Claudette Brouillord, Iudy Kurtz, Ianet Lawrence, Pat Peterson, Sharon Stover, Bunnie Pecken- paugh, Marilyn Addington, Margaret Kunze. ROW TWO: Carol Ann Blake, Pat Christiansen, Carol Harris, Maureen Vinton, Lucille Mortinez, Linda Courtney, Margarita Squires, Charlene Nichols, Gail Fisher, Mary Franklin, Lucille Fully. ROW THREE: Sharon Weaver, Bonnalee Dunmire, Ruth Ann Hager, Kathy Wright, Sydney Sullie, Iudy Wexler. Linda Wright, Iill St. Martin, April Marshal, Claudia Burroughs, Kathy Powell. ROW FOUR: Kay Carswell, Carol Christensen, Kim Quisenberry, Mary Ford, Diane Wakefield, Betty Wakeiield, Iulia Vedenoil, Roberta Barnes, Gail Hunt. Mary Grosso, Charlotte Wood. RAMELERETTS BOTTOM ROW tLeit to Rightja Sharon Phelps, Linda Montellius, Georgianna Crooks, Nina Phelps, Linda Erickson, Sandy Opegard, Dana Zappy, Ioyce Hall. ROW TWO: Dorthy Kilfeother, Sharon Bartlett, Iudy Reed, Nancy Tomache, Barbara Burgdori, Ioyce Iones, Nancy Wholley, Dorthy Schrodter. ROW THREE: Lorrita Martin. Lynn Billions, Sue Ann Barnett, Karen Ralston, Bonnie Edwards, as Linda Stonebraker, Marcia McKinney, Mary Houser. ROW FOUR: Karen Vonde, Earline Ulrich, Darlene Huffman, Ian Shugart, Caro- lyn-Procter, Christy Carr, Barbara Timko, Kathy Owen. ROW FIVE: Linda Thurston, Karen Klay, Karen Nickles, Rosemary Atkin, Beverly Storke. Wanda Snyder. Dolly D'Amico, Sue Anderson, Marcelyn Anderson. Kathy Martin. ..-.-L CHEERLE ERS AND Lett to Right: Barbara Kaltn, Iudy Webb. Lanotto Clark, Sunnie Stevenson, Martha Rowe. SUNG LE DERS S-59 Left to Right: Barbara Elias, lim Baker, Chuck Hagan, Lee Ann Johnson, Head Cheerleader: Betty Rumsby. Dennis Wil- lis, Pat Kimball, Gene Shelton. BILL ibn 'GW W W'5 9 Q . Q Left to Right: Rex Lang- IQ? ford. Pm Bogen. Iam Bak. f E y er, Carol Holden, Bob X f Reeves. Head Cheerlead- ,X , X-If X, er: Betty Rumsby. Ray ff , W A Kulper, Pat Kimball. Brad f f 4 ffi Wethern. ,W l X X lk X A-Lb W- X , H: i f X Sue Bergman ie Editor RAMBLEBACK -ff 3 Mr. Mel English S lun Christensen Advisor Assistant Editor WINTER 5' 1959 Gary Iennings Erik Osterqaard Printer Photographer ' ' r Pat Natale Iirn Cullinq Ads Printer Glen Crotts I Craig Mailloux Clerical ' Photographer E Gy rt, A-We l 4 Donna Conrad lim Sinqletary Iim Bradshaw Fred Den Hartog Artist Lab Technician Printer Lab Technician f 51 1 .0 ,. W SMX 'X 9 I gk! qgsxk 0 V- QNYNQX 9? xNN v l .J Yr W , R Nr CLASS HISTCRY WINTER '59 A new giant loomed before us in February, 1956. Confronted by unfamiliar surroundings, every- thing seemed a little larger than it actually was. We were eager to make new friends and establish our- selves as part of the South Gate High School family. Ron Fountain, who was our A-9 Class President, started us off right by serving as the B-10 Grade Delegate to the Executive Council. The Howdy Hop, with Bill Child, Claudia Brack, and Carol Gold reigning as king and co-queens, started the ball rolling, socially speaking, for the Winter Class of 1959. Mr. Cecil Bianchi, our grade counselor, helped us through program planning and an exciting new game- running for classesl Ioyce Hill led us in student government as A-10 Grade Delegate as our sophomore year drew to a close. A Night in Paris was the motif of the Iunior Prom, which marked the halfway point in our high school career. Ray Kulper brought honor to the class by being selected to participate in Boys' State. Rep- resenting us in Executive Council were Pam McClain and Dale Miller. Then, class organization with the assistance of Miss Cynthia Domingo, who accepted the arduous task of being our class sponsor, com- menced before most of us realized that the senior year was just around the corner . We chose char- coal grey and powder blue as our class colors. An unusual and attractive class emblem was designed by Donna Conrad. Our senior year was initiated under the leader- ship of Dale Miller, president. His cabinet consisted of Sue Bowen, vice-president: Lorraine Clark, secre- tary: Elaine Denton, girls' treasurer: and Ioe Farrug- gia, boys' treasurer. Ian Noack was our B-12 Grade Delegate. At Irvine Park, fun was had by all who attended the first senior picnic. Other exciting activities were noon basketball and volleyball games, and Senior Play Day held with the Senior Ayes. Busy in student body government were Bill Child. Boys' Federation President: Linda Rundle, Chief Ius- tice: Marvin Cichy, Commissioner of Athletics, and Willy Capps, Head Cheerleader. In spring sports, three Senior Bees achieved All-City honors. They were Marvin Cichy, tennis: Lloyd Helm, gymnastics: and Richard Yeates, baseball. The night of Iune 7, 1958 will be remembered by all as that of the long-awaited Senior Prom. The theme was 'Grecian Gardens', and we danced to the music of the Elliot Brothers. Picturesque decora- tions portraying the atmosphere of ancient Greece added to the success of the evening at the Civic Auditorium. During the summer of 1958, Dale Miller, as a guest of the American Field Service, spent two months in Switzerland as a foreign exchange student. At last, September, 1958-we were on top! Our new Senior Aye class officers were Marvin Cichy, president: Sharon Pahel, vice-president: Carol Gold, secretary: Lorraine Clark, girls' treasurer: Ioe Far- ruggia, re-elected boys' treasurer, and Lloyd Helm, sergeant-at-arms. Activities commenced swiftly with the first fall senior class picnic, also held at Irvine Park. lt was a riot! Senior pictures were taken and exchanged. Everyone enjoyed himself at a truly successful Senior Tea on December 4. Our talent show was presented to the school on Ianuary 15. Our Class gift, four large volumes on George Washington to the high school library, was dedicated at the Senior Breakfast on Ianuary 22. The class prophecies were also read on this occasion. Bill Child made All-League during the 1958 foot- ball season. Beauty and personality were displayed by Sharon Pahel, Milk Bowl Queen: Lanette Clark, Homecoming Queen: and Claudia Brack, Miss South Gate. These Senior Ayes received special recogni- tion at the Award Assembly on Ianuary 26: Dennis Benko and Marcia McKinney, our Rotary Award winners: Dale Miller and Linda Thurston, B'nai B'rith winners: Dennis Benko, Alumni scholarship: Linda Thurston, Retired Teachers scholarship: Ron Schwart- ing, Bausch Lomb Scientific award: the 20-30 Award was given to Harold Lara: Iim Dods received an Art Award. Iohn Kinikin was honored for perfect atten- dance. Top honors at graduation went to Valedictorian, Miriam Tenn: Ephebians, Carol Ann Blake, Bill Child, Iohn Kinikin, and Dale Miller: and our C.S.F. Sealbearers. The Youth of Today ls the Hope of To- morrow , the main theme of graduation, was deliv- ered by speakers Astrid Heinrich, Dale Miller, Kay Carswell, and Linda Rundle. Climaxing our senior activities, the Grad-N ite Party was held at the Civic Auditorium under the theme, Hawaiian Luau. Roller skating and other activities provided a wonderful time for all of us. School service was the impetus of the members of the Winter class of 1959 who distinguished them- selves in their careers at South Gate: Bill Child, A.S.B. President: Iohn Kinikin, A.S.B. Vice-President: Dennis Benko, Chief Iustice: Marcia McKinney, Co- ordinator of Student Conduct: Linda Rundle, A.S.B. Historian: Dale Miller, Eastern League President: Ian Noack, Eastern League Secretary: Linda Thurs- ton, Girls' League President: Sharon Ross, Ladies' President: Mike Ireland, Knights' President: Carol Ann Blake, Pep Club President: Sue Bowen, Presi- dent of Modernettes, and Sue Bergman, RAMBLE- BACK editor. We have enjoyed our stay at South Gate High School and are somewhat reluctant to leave. How- ever, we realize that commencement is actually as the word implies-the beginning of many interest- ing careers for each of us. , LA... SR. . CLASS GFFICERS Q33 ,X Q Ak,, 5 V ,,, A xi .9 . - -f ,835 in A LEFT TO RIGHT: Elaine Den- ton, Dale Miller, Sue Bowen. Lloyd Helm, Ioe Farruggia. 5 Lorraine Clark. 41 1 A 5 Miss Cynthia Domingo Sponsor SR. . CLASS CFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Lorraine Clark. Lloyd Helm, Sharon Pahel, Marvin Cichy, Carol Gold, Ioe Farruqgia, . Ei I xg' -3 Q r I 1 L ' f' l :iam MEA Karen Allen Leona Awencler Carolyn Baqqett Anna Barnhari lim Beard Dennis Bellinqer Vx! .. --X XX ' Dennis Benko Sue Berqman Carol Ann Blake Sandra Blumel Harold Bosworth Sue Bowen 4? Claudia Brack Ioe Burks Tony Caldwell Willard Capps Kay Carswell Pamela Chase 'kr A X v - r . , U , f C, or -Xe Bill Donna lone Child Conrad Davidson Marvin Ronnie Elaine Cichy Corbett Denton 5 Lanette A, Iirn Mike Clark b Y 1 ,, Craver De pierro Lorraine Richard PCM Clark Crockett Dittmer 'Qwqg,,, Icmef Q Karen Iirn Clqrksgn X U Current Dods 'Ng Kathy Juanita Normg Conder ii ,, ' Cuthbertson DOUGH it rrrr 2 A Nw i I if r ' 45 Dlck OG Bob Drew Fcrrruggiof Graf Steve Q Ronnie I ,Q x lim Dufcru e X Fountcnn Hales . I we if I A . X X Y X y V 59- , JA Q5 , jj j Cgfl - O11 Astrid I Eichmcm Fronkhn HSiI1f1Ch Ben , Glen Ed Espinoza . Fuller V Held xd , w 'Q4.. J -.--3 ' A , ' ,. 1' , 15.1. 1:1 , T1 ' I X !.7Wf'.' Al an ' ng ' gf ,n ? Qfi?'i5E ' Bob . ,, Lindo T-1OYd Evcmson A ,ml Garrison Helm X 1 IUdY Carol Emma Fcrhnestock Gold HeT1'1Cf1'1deZ ' 4 0 , - X W x X lx Dale Iudy , Iessie Hickman Huckeba N Iuarez 2 u Ioyce Doris Iohn Q Hill Hughes Y Iunq ., X 1 - Charles Brian Barbara L , , Hopping Her Kalin Dlck Mike Iohn Howgfd Ireland Kinikin Pat Lorelei Gail Howard IO1'19S Kiper ' Bruce Craig I f , DOUQICIS rf 3 Hubbard Iourdonnais : Knqpp I A u H i Iohn Koenig Nick Koreiofi Ray Kulper Larry Lane Bob Lanier Harold Lara Leilani Lawrence Verna Lidyoff Vaiorie Maiori Eddie Maldonado Carole Manning Chuck Marks Lynda Mathews Russell Mazakas Pam McClain Sharon McDonald Marcia McKinney 5 i George Meichelbock Q' n i Loretta Me-Hi Dolores Metzger Barbara Miller Carolyn Miller Dale Miller P red Miller Nancy Miller Ianette Misenhimer Darral Moore ,f B TW I 'G LA J x Nancy Morgan Bruce Morris Donna Morrison I , f I 4 Ian Noack Denver Oblander Kathy Owen Sharon Pahel Gary Palmer Don Parker 49 l A 5 ' l 8 I rl .ix I ax X Richard Tom ' Rod Peralta Riddell 1.1, Sager l GUY l l Dog ers 'Q Earlene Pullms ogy , Sanderfer 1 Sandy 50 .f I Chgggiine Rosenthal Imgchneeweis IQHY Sharon ,Q Marilyn Remy ROSS ' If Schnell 1833522 Milli Dogslezedm Nzifsy Lliaiidle ., ' Carol Ann li Shelley K Linda Slack ' ' Harry T Southerland tl, 5 fa I , Stafford S ki in A ng l 2 Y - X . . ,.,. tw, Vivian Steinmetz Don Fi Carl Shafer T ,Q Stephenson Linda Stonebraker Ioan Swiacke Marian Talbott Miriam Tenn Linda Thurston yi Tf f I I 'ef W is X- ' r x , mdk ? JT? erry Timblin Don Tiscareno Carol Tobin Doug Todd Ianet Tweedy Edith Ulrich 51 Mike Sharon Valen Wiesf St Merle azeken Wilson Y' .f - Sharon 5 V Shen Weaver q Yahn A- if r 'ft :flirty Sil l n,.qa.- f.- ,dy E. Q- 4 Karen Whitworth Richard Yeates Camera Shy Peggy Richardson Darryl Miller SEAL BEARERS BOTTOM ROW II.eit to Riqhtl: Ian Noaclc, Dale Miller, Mircxm Tenn. TWO: Ron Schworting. Linda Thurston. Astrid Heinrich, Ioe Farruqgiu. EPHEEIANS gsslwy. ROW Carol Ann Blake, Dale Millet. Bill Child, Iohn Kinlkin. SENIOR HISTORY In September, 1959, a vibrant new class came to South Gate High School. This was the Summer Graduation Class of 1959 consisting of more than 400 members. After being such well known A-9's, we were quite lost in this big wonderful school. We were shy and timid at first, but it didn't take us long to take part in the many activities. Weldon Mathews and Pat Kimball began the Sophomore year, reigning as King and Queen of the traditional Howdy Hop. As an introduction to the school and the things we were to expect, there was an orientation assembly for the boys and, of course, the Big-sister Party for the girls. Grade delegates for the B-10 were Burt Swart and Carol Christiansen: in the A-10 they were Betty Rumsby and Don Grussing. Our Iunior year brought about much enthusiasm for A. S. B. officers. Don Battershall and Carolyn Holden were representatives. Among the Student Body Officers were Earline Ulrich, Commissioner of Publicity: Mary Hauser, Girls League Historian. Of course, by now people had joined many of the clubs around the campus. The Iunior Prom was held under the theme of Sayonara. The field of sports, all kinds, began to be active in our Iunior year. Some of the boys who became quite well known for their contributions to sports were: Doug Bates, Vann Singleton, Iim Keller, Gene Shelton, George Miller, Danny Woodward, Dennis McDonald, Iim Lovato, Larry Giar, Burt Swart, Ken Weiland, Don Morris, Brad Van Horn, Wally Wolf, Bob Reeves, and Bill Mathews. Choosing Senior Colors was quite a task, but after much deliberation, we decided on Green and White. We finally began to feel the excitement of the Senior Year commencing. Soon class rings, pins, and sweaters were arriving. We were very proud to wear all of these insignias of the Summer Graduation Class of 1959. Our Senior Bee year was the beginning of a lot of hard work, and at the same time, much pleasure. A beach party, picnic, and noon activities such as volley- ball games and tug-o-wars, began to show our rivalry for the Senior Ayes. Class Officers for Senior Bee year were Frank Cassidy, President: Don Battershall, Vice President: Marianne Mandeville, Secretary: Mary Grosso, Girls' Treasurer: and Dave Hill, Boys' Treasurer. Those who took part in A. S. B. Officers were Mary Hauser, Secretary: Barbara Elias, Commissioner of Publicity: Eurlene Ulrich, Commissioner of Assemblies: Phil Francis, Commissioner of Finance: and Gene Shelton, Boys' Federation President. Cheerleaders were Pat Kimball, Pat Bogan, Carol Holden, and Betty Rumsby, and lim Baker. Songleaders were Sunnie Stevenson and Martha Rowe. February brought about a change of heart in all Senior Bees. This was of course, being promoted to Senior Ayes. Officers elected were Nan McCoid, President: lim Loavto, Vice President: Pat Kimball, Secretaryp Treasurers, Pat Bogan, Don Battershaw, and Linda Reed, Historian. Among Senior activities were the tug-O-wars, clash day, volleyball games, beach party, talent show, picnics, hay rides, play day, safety car check, and others. Many of these activi- ties were held in conjunction with the Senior Ayes. Those who distinguished themselves by holding offices were Gene Shelton, President: Dennis McDonald, Vice President: Marianne Mandeville, Secretary: Bob Macali, Chief Iusticey Linda Iones, co-ordinator of student conduct: Betty Rumsby, commissioner of assemblies: Barbara Elias, Commissioner of Publicity: Bob Reeves, Commis- sioner of Finance: Iudy Parr, Historian, Lee Ann Iohnson, Head Cheerleader: Mary Hauser, Girls' League President: Wally Wolf, Rambler Editor, Carol Holden, Girls' League Secretary: Martha Rowe, Girls' League Historian: Carol Everett and Terry Wilkes Grade representatives. For the first time at South Gate High there were Princesses and a Queen reign- ing over our first night track meet of the season. Pat Kimball and Linda Reed were elected Senior Princesses while Martha Rowe was elected Queen. SR. B CLASS CDFFICERS 3' SR. A CLASS Le!! io Right: Don Baiiershall. Boys' Treasurer: Pat Boqan. Girls' Treas- urer: Pat Kimball, Secretary: Nan McCoid, President: Iim Lavaio. Vice-President: Linda Reed, His- iorian. T Left to Right: Dave Hill, Boys' Treasurer: Mary Grosso, Girls' Treasurer: Frank Cassity, Presideni: Don Batiershall, Vice- Presideni: Marianne Mandeville, Secre- tary. OFFICERS 55 Kari Aasheirn !'....Al-Q Gary Adams Marcelyn Anderson Diane Aprato Delores Armagost Howard Ash ill Paul Harold Ashley Barton Carey Norma Ayars Barton Z 2 'ar 4:31 A lim Doug Baker Bates I F N ell1e DOH Balardeta Battershall f, 'Z rg: Wayne Pinkey Baldwin Qs- Beaver Wayne Nancy Balstad Becker Robert Bedwell Donna Behlinq Sharon Bentley Robert Bergmann Richard Biggs Bernard Bise Ioann Blackwood Frankie Blanks Deanna Blumberq Pat Boqan Ioan Boldinq Carl Bolenbauqh Abel Borq Gerald Bott Eddie Bowen Bob Bradbury lim Bradshaw Diane Briot 57 if' S fb ' 1 I Q w . I lane Britter Iacqueline Brooke Irene Brosch Carleton Brown Donna Brown Lynn Bruce .l'. if LA' 1-'will' 4 .i'- - . f' I i , ,Wx gg? 1 mn., .ff fl fel? ffl l ' -x li: W YX me llydvs Q 2 I x Yu , WAYAJ or Q Helen Butschek David Butt Bob Callahan Carolyn Capasso Marie Carter Ierry Case 445' QV fr? 4' f'?V 1 1 x, li Frank Cassity Diane Chadwick Linda Chase Harry Chase Carol Christensen Diane Christiansen i 15 Pat C Christianson Q Dick Clark Iames Clark Ioyce Clarkson Phillip Clinton Mike Coleman 9 lf' sr, 3 1 ...,. sm x kiln Grace Consiqlio Earl Cory Sharon Coughlin Linda Courtney Iames Cox DeEtta Craft Carol Cramberq Lena Crockett Bonny Culbertson Norman Cummings Bill Cummings Robert Cuskelly 59 Gil Daiqnault Myrna Daily Dianna Day Bill Desatoff Shane Dickey Iohn Discepolo i 55, vi F5- fra :N ' fb if Virginia Dooley Doleta Drinkard lack Duncan Christine Dyer Don Dyer Linda Eaves p. U -Ji! ' S 'ar My ililsmx qi' x Q. f 'sh 'fi 'l-'ig lg? ' ' K1 5 K D J.. ,Aa F new 'x l 755 A X F 3 KE' -0 5 Patricia Faulkner Bruce Felch Iean Ferrie Wayne F iechtner Helmut Fischer Georgia Fisher 'U' 4 6 Samrnie Fiizhuqh Virginia Flinn Iudv Ford Anne Fowler Phil Francis Denny Fredericks Mike Fryatt Donna Fullerton Bill Fully Sue Furman Larry Gaier Monelle Gaines 61 Don Galloway Elaine Galvez Robert Gamble Larry Garrison Evelyn Gatlin Barrie Gauthier F' 111 ' 'H My me 1 f I m fi-.Q , .mg x - in 'C 14 fr .sffz-f'i'fe1 iliii-'J -beg B111 4 Hafer Charles Hagan Bob Haqin Ioyce Hall Tom Hall Ken Hankinson W + C A -3' 5 W Shirley Hansen Carl Hanson Penny Harrell Carole Harris David Hatt Mary Hauser 2- isa ' sr 2 Q Otis Hayes Eileen Heckman Eric Hellebrandt Sharon Heppner Dave Hill Ierry Hill l- ' as Iudith Hills Michael Hines Mike Hinnen lim Hoagland Sieve Hoesche Carol Holden 1 D Glenn Holt David Hood Iudy Horn lim Hosley Dennis Hudson Sue Huerth Darlene Huffman Ioan Hughey Ivladelon Hurley Eddie Hurt Ronnie Irwin Vernon Isakson L Lorna Iacobs loan Ianclaes Lee Johnson Mary Iohnson Leon lones Linda Lou Iones Danny lordan Sian Iordan Mike Kalpakoff Gary Kaplan Don Kay lim Keller Bill Kelloqq Art Kemball Bruce Kenrnir Pat Kimball Bob Kimble Stan Kivett 65 Karen Klay Arleen Koontz Roseanne Kuhn Sandy Kunkel Margaret Kunze Iackie Kutnyak Sandy Lacey Milton Lake Gerald Landry Lloyd Lane I env Lay Mari Ann Lazaris Raymond Lazo Ianice Leake Nan Leatherwood Vada Ledford Marlene Leisy Don Lemelin Andrea LeMert Bob Lemmens Sharon Lendrndn Robert Lee Levenstein Icrmes Lewis Bob Little Ioe Loccisdno Eddie Loiqnon Irene Lopez Pot Louder Iirn Lovoto Cynthia Lucki Iirn Lund Kathy Lynch Letty Lyons Ron McAtee 9 Ierry McCdrre11 Gwen McClintock E 67 I S wg, ,Ill 'I Brenda McClosky Nan McCoid Sandy McCullough IN 'S' 1: 4.,.5,L . fl, ly' .M ' x .1 Frances McDaniel Dennis McDonald Susie Madsen Cula Magnusson Dick Malland Marianne Mandeville Kathryn Martin Bob Macali Larry Masters Maria Matheis Bill l Matthews Weldon Matthews Allan Matusevich Linda May Douq Mayes Marjorie I Leonard Meese Miller Kenny Richard Mellon Miller Randy Iohn Micek Mitzel Mavonne Paul Middauqh Moqensen Beverly Linda Middleton Montelius 1-., at-tn h .- elf ef- Q Bill I- , ' Glenda li - Miller in i N Moody ' :Ls I ls lf L if Larry Moore Don Morris Mary Iane Morrison Iohn Mortz Ann Myers Patricia Natale 31' 69 7 . Delores ' ..l, O Noftsqer '1' e 32.4 . Q5 - Bill Nottle Tamara Nour Q H' Gloria . Oakes J N Myrna Oberlies Q :V Fred O'Byrries fb' I xi'!4 Bob Oleson Bill Organ Erik Osterqaard Murlene Orwell Lance Ozbourri David Palermo 'SN ... I 3 il r 'L 1 l 41 Melanie Peterson Nina Petrelli Sharon Phelps Don Pierce Leon Pierce Edward Pitts '3-T Russell Plaster Don Plejdrup Shirley Pounds Kathy Powell Nan Price Bill Raisty Karen Ralston Bill Rechs Linda Reed Geneva Reedy Bob Reeves Paul Rice Pot Robert ,2 Deonno Richardson lf, 1 ef, Root U Scrbotine 67 , gk if ' 1 Steve Iim ' Anthony Rivqs Ross -I. Soltikov . rf? fl.EV,4 - f lgfgtf . ' l Ken Mortho ' 1' Bob l I Rizzoito g Rowe Scmum lim Bob MEM Rohrer B, Hue Gwyer x K 'six , Oksoncr 2 - B tt Twice Romoniuk , elqzmsby vi Seqm Nl a . Lee 'R . . , Mike Roof Vlgqigflg - Sevey F. A I I H f'9 Richard Shabazian Gene Shelton Ronnie Shelton Bill Sherman Ian Shuqart lim Sinqletary Q W '52, ' l :Zfv W , rs 9 i ',k I Bill Sisson Ken Smith Anne Snyder Rajean Snyder ludy Southard Mary Soyars '-Q ,I x 'A if Dianne Spencer Eddie Spetz Sharon Stacy Torn Stanley Sunnie Stevenson Bob Stephen 73 Delbert Stiles Sue wg, Stovall .... 4 . KN ..,. ,., , for In J Kathryn Stroh Pat Stroud M Ron Struve FN Francis Stutz Russell Sulllvan i' Burt Swart Allan .7 Taylor I erry Taylor 1 4 Pm 1, M gif, Taylor Lynn Thevenot - lu ff .8 :i s V Mary Thomas Kenny Thomas Dennis Tinqler Iohn Tinlinq Dennis Tourville Iirn Travis gi. F, is SZ N. Q, ICIY Trirnbe Tom Tutton Earline Ulrich Norman Usher Frances Utley Glenn Van He rqer rpen , 5 li X life N If al 1 I 'Sv '1 2-,M in , if lv fr sw ng a 1 gy! 1 x Brad Van Horn Iulia Vedeneif Elaine Voettiner Karen Voncle Elayne Wages Betty Wakefield Pi f ,za .1- '-,, 'f ' xi kia lei? A 5. 'P ff., I ' I iw 1 'J Kfz' p ng.. 15 ' L' - L 1 fri Bill Wall Dave Wallis lack Walters Gary Watson Larry Watson Wally Watson 75 Clayton Watts Hilda Welsch Harold Welsh I udy Wexler Ken Wieland Terry Wilkes Ierry Williams Kent Williams April Williamson Dennis Willis Phillip Wilson Raymond Wilson David Winner Phil Winsryq Wally Wolf Danny Woodard Sandy Woodead Dave Ybarra llll lfl'll1M'll'll1A'll'lwiwlliililw l1 lw 1lllAWWAiirllANllll1l1Fl'll'A1lAAl'AAl'1'llPl'Alll'liiiwlrmiwliflmwlmmiiwwllllimHSimilll UlllHlllmHmmmmllWwillgimmMmmmMMlmmmwillE4Wlmlnflmmmmlmmwlllnllmmwlmmwmimmmm Iudy Chestine Zczckrison Zcxrembcz CAMERA SHY Ronnie Bcxiirhtcrl lim Kaubele Roger Ro rts Betty Bauerrneister Vicki LQ lle Sherry S mcxn Dave Brown Murr ' Ie is cmn Si le on gvarye Cgcrsimir Ro - -X I , and ns at oe f--: Up E r Allen Converse I yi l 'fl u QL- i L To A RossE1drid e I 'v ff of'lvA!- y W Karen Fletc -I A -L n oe Hier eti j S !!i0!I , 4 I MW, , 1 Icmice Zcryic I I w iw ,ffl WT 52 U1' ff W wif f A W 4 ' MVR J 5 L w wr W B I fx ,M W E N WW WW .gm W Qi Q1 pp -'fs X i , Wm ff V JQMMJ 1v , D MMWA,c25'i ,0f4fLZ+42 05f' f 7'V ' ff fi jdxfyb Z C0 o4..f701 b dd7fy1j My 435347-'wifi-971'-5-c-7 A ' . f 6 5-V5 --ff-9Zf6 7'b7V i ,' , A,,. ,, I jp, Zzzdf fzx, 6.wL gffM Z, -f'77f:ri2' I l,0:V74j I-zfggaff 5 L- .1676 Lia! 5506! A aww EPHEBIANS B0'l'l'OM ROW fI.elt to Righil: Nan McCoid. Mona Sawyer. Barbara Elias. ROW TWO: Earline Ulrich, Mary Hauser. Kathy Martin. ROW THREE: Dennis McDonald, Helmut Fischer, Bob Reeves, Paul Moqensen. SEALIBEARERS I 1:3392 BOTTOM ROW tLeft to Rightl: Delores Noftsger, Kathy Martin. Nan Leatherwood. Barbara Elias. Delores Armagost Cula Magnusson. ROW TWO: Helen Buischek, Janice Seger, Earline Ulrich, Carol Christensen, Mariorie Meese, Diane Apraio. ROW THREE: Helmut Fischer. Stan Jordan, Iohn Mortz. Richard Biggs, Glenn Van Herpen. ROW THREE: Steve Grosleld. Glenn Holt. Carl Hanson. Paul Moqensen. UNDERGR Tv 5.0.4 5.0.4 s 0 5 ' ' 1, v . jf ' -- , , , --fli- -x-'.r'v5f a'-:'- -- S - ' . ,r ii S '- in T 1 ll ' v A .J+.,L- H 4 1' r ' ' .13 v 'fs' ' . ff? . v - M M- 1- .. CLASS OFFICERS A112 President---Mike Biclylockg Vice-PresideniffDwiqht Milierg Secretary -- Sue Pennington. Bl 1: Presidente Judy Ge-rkmany Vice-Presidente -Carole Browny Secreioryffiiothy Wright. P I 4 QQ b,, I fgzgjg 1 Q 4 Hin A11 SPQNSQRI Mrs. Madden B11 SPONSURI Mr- Hffmpiw 80 -Qi :Q ag? .Q an wg ,A is '4 Q49 53 If SE I 'SK ,1- U.. 5 ,as :.-.. wif -' ,y 119 W .S- cJ A. U So 9' Ng! I UNDERGR VV v Q 4 5.0.4 CLASS CJFFICERS AIO: President-Bill Pfcrffenberqerg Vice-President' -Lorittcz Martin: B101 President -Bruce Bmrnun AIO SPQNSGR: Mr. Gamer 82 x ' BIO SPONSQR: Mr. Guylm 13 9 A If an 1: 5. -11 -. ..- ... 94 ..,' '- ',,,:., '. 3 s Sfggrfx f Q' , gi 1- -1- - : -, A 9 , 41:.m7 ,A 1 54 -f , f -1 Qi' Q 1- 4211 r .1 V43 E.. Q 5 ' VV Yxii fd' I J Vigil! QA adm, xi ' 5 n Ab he L. 4, ,:A, J 3.1. . T' .s V5 , Y 17- . .:,ur3a.a J J, 'L' 5 :gg .fr 'If' '51 '2. ' W'! l2 1 's ,Q 'X 'IR 'W- -av Q ' 5 F5959 3 fs? K 'S .nr ' 1 I, -9? J 9' . ' w 1- ,df , 4 9.51 . . . -Q 35 t FAYW f ... , N, - ,,f-- , . .1 H .1 vga , I ,gr an 4 .5 41 V , ' , ., W L na ' -ll ' 'H ' ' 1.3: ga? A- :Qin fx fi Q'v,g :B- ui It lil! 01- . '-'nQr, K 54 , . 1-lr 1 , Y 273' 253-53 Q13 A 15 f , -. f . . 5 -, ' - M - .,., - .4 -' V ,,,1 , , L , -, .,.,, ,,, ,,.'gE- .. g ., 'Q-1,-:,fE543. r I , 'Iihn1.- u f. - X W, v Jn fl , -+1-Qei ' Q 'T' , 55 il v- - is 'YV 'Q 4- -2 .5 f- W':fa'- A .. rg' ' .51 m -df 5 ,, hx T Ji ww SPORTS RE IE South Gate High School sports blasted off in champion- ship fashion in October, when Ram footballers blasted supposed powerhouse Van Nuys 22-l4, but from there victories were few and far between on the gridiron. Bas- ketball provided some spine-tingling moments, finishing second in the Eastern League race, and advancing to the city quarter-finals. In the spring, baseball- fever caught on, and the South Gate horsehiders responded with a 3-1 pre-season record and a 3-0 Eastern League record as we go to press. Coach Barkham Garner in his 29th year at the helm of the track squad, had a 3-3 overall record, and the SG strongmen were the dark horses in the city's most powerful gym- nastic loop. Looking back on the school sports calendar as they came, it was Coach Ioe Seminario's first losing season in eight years at South Gate, winding up the campaign in fourth place with a 2-3 League mark and a 3-5 season record. While not a happy gridiron year, the naming of Doug Bates to the 3rd team all-city tackle position, Bill Child's Eastern League nomination, and Vann Singleton's 2nd team all league award soothed some of the pain. Bates, a 223 pound mountain and Child's a 165 pound guard Co-captained the '58 aggregation, while to scat-back Singleton it was old business to be named on league teams. Offensively speaking, Singleton copped the team rush- ing title for the second straight year, gaining 465 yards for a better than 4.5 yards per carry, and T-master Ed Maldonado lead the squad in total offense with his dead- ly aerials. Giving solace to Seminario and Coach Bob Clark were the performances of juniors Larry Sandel, Iohn' Daniels, Ron Ogle, Ron Smith, Iirn Ortiz, Ioe Monti, and lim Neighbors. Biggest thrill of the pigskin year didn't occur till the finale against Bell. Trailing 7-6 with only 17 seconds re- maining on the clock and the year, Maldanado unloaded a 29 yard pass which Singleton hauled in for victory 12-7. Wilson and Huntington Park dominated the league with the Spartans ending up on top. The Mules Mitch Dimkich was named Eastern League player of the year, while HP's Larry Campbell set a new city single game rushing mark against South Gate. Coach Ditto and Bob Schnyder fielded the top 'B' team in the past five years, but could garner only a fourth place in league competition. Iirn Travis, Dan Harrison, Mike Hinnen, Lorah, and Travis received league awards for their efforts. The round ball sport, basketball, came up with some of the most exciting moments of the year. The Rams dropped the final game of the Eastern League season to Bell, to finish second. Mike Ireland, George Miller, Marvin Cichy, and Rich Yeates were the big guns for Coach Garvin Barnes. Overall, SG posted an ll-5 record, good enough to reach the city quarter finals and the league runner-up position. Ireland, Miller, and Cichy each received all- league consideration, Ireland to the first team and the latter pair to second team positions. For Cichy, it marked the third time in his high school career that he was named to an all-league basketball team. 8 One stumbling block which popped up twice stopped South Gate from taking the crown. Roosevelt twice over- threw the Rams, taking both tilts by three points. Ireland stole the season spotlight in the opening round 84 of the city playoffs at Venice. With four ticks left, he cast off from 35 feet and hit to bring SG a 47-45 victory over Narbonne. University defeated SG in the quarter-finals, but not before, major underdogs South Gate, had given them ot third quarter scare. IV hoopmen faired the same way as the varsity, drop- ping the season finale to Bell, thus losing the champion- ship. Dwayne George, Iohn Parrot, Dwayne Vendes, and Ioe Quintana sparkled for Coach Don Guynn. Called a team of destiny the IV five won seven out of eight games by one or two points, and in each instance, the winning basket was held back till the final three or four seconds. Tenth grader Nelson Brown was the whole cross-coun- try story, leading the leatherlungers to fourth place in the standings behind Roosevelt, Garfield, and Wilson. How- ard Ash, Dennis McDonald, Dan Woodard, and Dennis Rietzel composed the nucleus of the varsity team. Defending Eastern League champs and a 3rd place Dorsey Tournament finish to live up too, South Gate's varsity baseballers, launched a successful practice sea- son, defeating Iordan, Franklin, and Belmont, losing only to Pius X 2-0. Favored to take two in a row, Coach Cliff Ditto's contingent scored successive wins over Wilson, Roosevelt and Huntington Park in the league openers. F rank Den Hartog posted a 4-0 record thus far. The ace of the staff with Brad Van Horn on the sidelines, Hartog came through with top notch performances. A 2nd team all-city member, Van Horn was hors de combat for the first part of the year due to shoulder ailments, but his big bat was felt by the opposition. Larry Sandel, Wally Wolf, and Doug Bates were boom- ing the ball at a better than .300 pace as the season progresses with all three up for league honors. Hunting- ton Park was the surprise nine, and Garfield the big con- tender. lust a mediocre year on the varsity level, the 'C' team was the best South Gate has ever produced. Running in the middle of the pack, the varsity squad had a quartet of top notch performers in Dennis McDonald, Bill Mat- thews, Dan Woodard, and LeRoy Hopper. Matthews tied the school 180 yard low hurdles mark twice, while McDonald was only two seconds off the school mile standard with three meets to come. Woodard and Hopper loom up as possible Eastern League medal contenders, being solid performers all through the season. 'C' prospects were bright for the first time in years with sprinters Preston Dollar and Ron Govreau breaking rec- ords, Bill Sheue standing out in the 660 and George Guc- cione breaking the school 120 low hurdle mark. Schoolfrecords fell like flies in the 'C' division. For example, Ron Govreau cracked the 180 mark on three occasions, driving it down to 18.7, which is better than the existing Eastern League record and one of the tops in the city: George Guccione tied the school 120 lows record in his second attempt at the sticks: Dollar's 10.5 100 best is one of the top marks in the city: Dollar and Govreau team together in the field events, Dollar the shot put and Govreau the broad lump. The admission of Wilson into the league gives the Eastern loop the tops circuit in city circles. Perennial toughies Roosevelt, Garfield, and Huntington Park along with Wilson made it tough. Bob Reeves, third in the city free-ex in '58, looks like city material again. Gene Shelton, rings, Larry Gaier, rope, and Iim Lovato, long horse, lead the gym enthusiasts as the season began. I -. -x L K' . . . A , fre. 4 x It Vpgtii GJX4. 1 . 5 A 4 r 4' - K. ',. 'ash' 5, b i 'K I-Q ' Q 1 f '. -. V -1-.V .R 4 ii f S YA 1 A' 'L X ., 'V '-A .'r 4, L 'S 4 'uv ' H , A ' .. - . .1 I . 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VARSITY 'lf' . f , ,,L ,, - 1ims1Qg,,j,h 3 X- v.'tisn' 5 .-A ' 3 - -.Jef ' . ..-gjfqll.-.j,:4, ' I - .:- ' -f f W ,mf QM' .al g f QS? M S N 1 NfL -. ,-1.-in FM fjl .B . 'lx L' -5 '. A xg. N 'JA 51 , I 9 . ... 2, 'I v- ' ' A- . i , . N 5 A U , I I - , 1, Y.. - .1 . ' N ' - .f , . . .. 1 l vw, .. . . - , .J s.. - - . ' ,.' A . . - -'- . r-. 3401... 'f , , . '---,,, ,A AV- ., . -. - k N , ,. fy 4511- V , -, ,' w- .. , ,, L, 4 .. , ., w, .. , Q ,- 1' 1 , .V N . ,.-Y, Is' Q, -'-.-nv. , ' ' ' ' ' '. .. ' . ,- 'UARTANS '7 ' x - MQ? , M- Hg, :QQ vafllixf- , Ju N L Ai, . V, , .ah ,I i.u , 4 0 f 4' 'TV' 15 -up 1 4 '. fn IN ACTICDN 4-- IA ,- 'Kief- Q12 A.. V ,,, V, , hh, 'wr 55,0 s 1 + v A U V . a , ,S A-N W ,gn Q !,d .'. 'a,, x- ? '. V. , fx , qifyu, , J I ' V V, Q x t, , ' ...H Af A- ,Fw ,gAf':M --........ Q if W f. , .w ., , , - ,. '- ' we L r Q!--fi-'i '15 , 5 eff-, v -+.'1.- ' ,x , .,. . . - . - L' .. Mg - f' 0' ', H, -,fy -,bW ' ' ' J 1,3 7.15 'f.f3'f'l '3-fi 5, 4, q . ' ,L Y .13-Q Eff-Q 'Hifi' ' A A ,M-2--'a':s,:V'g?3 . N 1 Q , ' . 1 4 I JI N 7 fa rl A f Q 1' . x. - 7 - M22 A W Q W 4105 -4. 1 K ...L kylr M 4 fmmfvfkmf f' WG +-v1ff'WIw1nvw- -Mw1fm.f.,....,, ,..1m.'-,ai-nnyffA ' 'W WM VM ' - W Mmunrvff-H B FOOTBALL BOTTOM ROW tI.elt to Hiqhtl: Gene LoCicero, Preston Dollar, Dan Harrison, Bill Bruton, Ray Stachowski, Elmer Paulsen, Larry Paul- sen. Manuel Antello, Ross Reina. Ron McKnight. ROW TWO: Doug Nowell, Tom Milne, Steve Broueleit, lim Travis, Iim Culling, Mike Freniere, Bernard Bise, Bob French, Dinnis Dioins. ROW THREE: The South Gate 'B' football team improved 20096 from 1957. Campaign posting a 2-3 Eastern League record, good for a Fourth place slot, and a 2-6 seasonal mark. Highlight of the season, was the naming of four members of the '58 squad to the all- Eastern League team. Honored by the East- ern loop coaches were Dennis Evenson, cen- ter: lim Travis, quarterback, Fred Lorah, halfbackg and Fred Hinnen, tackle. Evenson drew the top honor of the quartet, nailing down a first team center berth with his aggressive play. Evenson is labeled for plenty of varsity action in the Seminario system in 'b9. Quarterback Travis, Lorah, and Hinnen all were selected to the second all-Eastern League team. 1958 'B' FOOTBALL SEASON RESULTS Van Nuys ...... 13 SOUTH GATE . . 6 Narbonne . . . . 20 SOUTH GATE . . 18 Washington . . . . 25 SOUTH GATE . . 6 lgigA,,,N,?,-. T . H.. D--. fr... .. N- :iv H r. Mr. C. Ditto, Dennis Evenson, Marty Hamilton, Don Citrowski Dave Sang. Connie Peterson. lim Webb, Mike Hinnen, Mike Blay lock. Dennis McNally, Coach Schyner. ROW FOUR: Tom Tuhon Fred Louah, Gary Maxwell, Ronald Zenk, Iohn Thuet Chuck Hagan. Ierry Dugan, Bill Cichy, Ierry Pearlstrome, Barrie Gauthier Lorah was the leading rusher for Coach Cliff Ditto's eleven, while Travis handled the signal calling chores. Hinnen was a block of granite in the line. The Rams had one of the top backfield units in the league, featuring Gene LoCicero, Dan Harrison, Lorah, and Travis. With their combined efforts, this unit rushed and passed for over 1000 yards against the opposition. Only record breaking performances came in the second non-conference game of the season when the SG backs ran up 246 yards on the ground for an individual game rush- ing mark. South Gate dropped the game in a thrilling finish 20-18, when a Narbonne back broke loose for a 60 yard TD run with two minutes left on the clock. SOUTH GATE .... 18 Wilson ....... Roosevelt ....... 19 SOUTH GATE . . Huntington Park. . . 13 SOUTH GATE . . Garfield ....... 12 SOUTH GATE . . SOUTH GATE' .... 20 Bell ....... . CROSS COUNTRY A, U. G --K w ha X 'Q 1 ff 4 ' V Q1 . ...Y . . J Ill l lllllalllll llllllllllll glzk I ...... . I Ill Ill f .. 5555: M .... .o:s' ur 6026. ' 00 Z g -isessssfr . BOTTOM ROW lLeit io Blghil: H. Fischer. N. Brown. I. Hosley. ROW TWO: N. Usher, D. Mc- Donald, H. Ash, D. Reitzel. qv. .Q 1-1 vi . A 'AI 4'-1, X. D. Morris D. Dyer C. Marks K. Wielcxnd M. Ireland I . O Q-4. L. Dorsey R. Yeales G. Miller B. Swarl if 1 X fl gy 1 2 X - 1 ? J ' ' 651 - 14. A D. Knapp M. Cichy I. Long f 1 BASKET . 55. E Mr. Garvin Barnes -iv-4 . pus V sl . ,fi 'qw '- I. Parrott Alexander G. Iacobson B. Weirum I. Quintana eggs' 1 'K F' x M,- ff A nuff f-Q: :W -is 'ir-13... LL I I. Costello D. George D. Yeaies D. Vendes wasknfaev' . -1.5 . 1-:I X, ' .I5::::555: . ,:::::::5EE55 WJ! nu. I X . f . !::::' ,f yn, -...- G-GM ' .. 9-1'5 ,n ,un ,. . . .g-1' j ,A 'Ji M ,'115 ': ga .. .. ...... mn :I ' 533' R. Pariridqe D. Saltikov I. Weinlurter Pete Breznlak ROW ONE: KI.e!t to Righil: Wes Wallin. Dave Butt. Coach Barnes. Dwayne George. Don Dyer. HOW TWO: Stan Iordan, Bill Sisson. Bob Ienlen, Wayne Hopper, Pete Brez- nick. fl ' 1' ' f If ,X Dwayne Georqe .xx f'Xx X Q XX X N R xi x x m , ,x I x ' xv I v If 1 I 'lv f y S ff y X, Wayne Hooper LEEHL 0 , Wh n I n N N ' fvfvg - 50 db' X Q if - ' -isizwiva 1 Miiii? Q b'ab .pawn-.-e. 0 ng.-g. -:-:. X 3'I 30345. - ' T'v?4 iWx -7 l'.2?Q!0. 6 ftviwa-' Q -3124 4533? I ' 155::::::r 1 4' - :.-1 15512 . , ' bs? - --- Q-3, Mr. Iohn Iones Bob Reeves Coach Captain L QYMNASTICS Ieny Williams on the Side Horse. ING K X. 0 ' Dan Iordun doing a Iron Cross. N in 1 1 Q ...If ,5- DUUUY Harrison doiliq Fl'e9-EIL lim Lavnlo on the Parallel Bur. BOTTOM ROW lLelt to Rightl: Ron Struve, Gilbert Aguilar, Bob Winnor. ROW THREE: Evan Arthur, Sid Hughes, Lennard Tre Reeves. Larry Gaier, lerry Williams, Gene Shelton, Tom Hall, Iim nary, Guy Butler, Ierry Dugan, Pete Rouse, Alan Furrals, lim Lavato. lim Ortiz, Earl Corey, Dennis Harrison, ROW TWO: Dave Culver, Bob Sivulka, Bob Mask, Richard Sanderter. ROW FOUR Sanq, Danny Harrison, Don Rude, lames Cox, Dan Iordan, Frank Conrad Peterson, Iohn Misenhimer, Alan Dippel, CCoachl Iones Cassidy, Iefl Syphers, Ray Ervin, loe Hier, Pat Oliver, Arnold Richard Yardley, Bill Landrum, Tom Van Horn. v luilkix l R GVMNASTIQ lim Lavato on the Long Horse. Bob Reeves on the Long Horse. Larry Gaier on the High Bar VARSITY BASEBALL f l smart or :Ln , l,.I - 1 ROW ONE fI.eft to Rightl: Grant Trumbo, Fred Lora, Dick Cofiman, lack Robinson. Gene I.oCicero, Frank Den Hartog. lack Clemence. ROW TWO: Marv Holm, lack Long, Wally Wolf, Ron Ogle, Larry Sandle, Doug Bates. Ken Wieland, Brad Van Horn. Burt Swart. Mr. Ditto. Coach Cliff Ditto's varsity baseball team is in the thick of the Eastern League race, running in the number two spot with four games remaining. Frank Den Hartog has turned in a perfect 5-O record this spring, and has yet to give up an earned run in league competition. Iuniors lack Robertson and Grant Trumbo lead the hitting parade with Wally Wolf, Larry Sandel, and Ken Wieland hot on their heels. Rams have dumped Wilson twice, Huntington Park 2-1 in a nine inning thriller, Garfield 3-O, and Bell 4-2 bringing the season up to date. Coach Cliff Ditto cv -A 4 A n I . 09 ' ' .W Q Ili Q' Q Q . Q... Q3 :fag 41, . Q,'Q Z., . Q f'f' f. Q Q 91 , .. Q, Q fr gi' ' . . f .35 '..Q,'. Q 1 I up ,ggi v Q Q Z. K v' -1.11,-'51, ,',',:' ,nmfqrh , a.L, 3'.'f' ' .4 .,v X I .Y 1. , V . ' 'u yy Q r y pm, , .1 ,3Q: '-7+ if Y 5 rgfr' . X.: ,,r w '. A .Q-. .6,,1,lJg.,:H V ' .,I, 1 B041 1. ,'- '-1.,, . ,f ' ,.f:fMif- r ' .. M r if MH . 9.11545 7 L, ,,wr.fA.e 11. iff? I . Sr .',? , a'1-'U' -':w,.Y-, -, ,.,,, -'.1.4f.'A P- , . A' - - 2 '1l '-:gf- r. in-:I-' nigga' .' HJ.-M - 1' . u'f'1 f..f I ' '.- Dick Coffman 49 Frank Den Hanoq n.4,. Doug Bates 98 Iackie Robinson Gene I.oCicero Y X I F r.r0b J. S n!? 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'ffl l 'X l X fi. mklvf - , fig!-A531 ,. Jw - 1 HRX- A ' ij . if , ?Il.9ii-.V Q2 -' ' ' x.. .- . Q AV ,-L - ., .- M Dave Hill Richard Sandals Iohn Theu! Dennis Evanson -avi! f lg! - we-I. - wy- -' -'.:' Bob Iones Don Yemen Manuel Espinoza 4 U A T -I. 1, gpm ,..,- I Q-3 ,fri 'Epi' W K N l I 'iiff Ju' ROW ONE lLeft to Rightl: Iohn Cousimcme, Terry Lig- gett, Danny Woodard, lim Webb, Bill Mathews, Ronnie Smith, Iohn Mitzel, Howard Ash, Iohn Dobson. ROW TWO: Phil Frances, lim Husley, Steve Solovieli, Mike Blaylock, David Emerson, Rick Phister, Leroy Hopper, TRACK in Bill Kellogg, Norman Usher, Ronnie Grub, Dennis Riet- zel. ROW THREE: Coach Clark, Skip Dinoff, Iohn Mortz, Don Bumpass, Gary Iacobson, Iohn Patton, Bob Baxter, Dennis McDonald, Mike Hinnen, lim Travis, Tony Ba- retta, Coach Garner. 1 2 '55 ugh 'O l v , l l 1 1. 6' xx -4, l ' J Q K' 2, A 1 0 'ah t- 1 .0 V vb -1' is , ff '57 a K mf , Q 1 s lvl., A 'sf xv, ROW ONE lLeft to Rightl: Doug Koon, Bill Cawley, Dan Wilson, Ron McKnight, Don Saltikov, Marty Hamilton, Mike Franks. ROW TWO: Phil Armendariz, Gary Max- well, Dennis Divins, Don Batlershall, Neil Snyder, Don Reierson. Glen Van Herpen, Roger Luth, Iohn Reyes. haw hx ROW ONE KI.eft to rightl: Preston Dollar, Tom Fegley, Floyd Mason, Dan Cathey, Steve Broveleit, Don Day. ROW TWO: Ray Dyson, lack Staniield, Eric Westin. Robert Iudkins, Ron Govereau, Bill Shoue, Harry Klumpp. ROW THREE: Coach Clark, Georqe Guccione, Bob Stockwell, Max Nelson, lim Staniield, Dick Walrose, Ed Cox, Bill Bruton, Coach Garner. , J ROW THREE: Coach Clark, Gerald Sullivan, Bob Simp- son, Iohn Pressel, Gary Sigler, Nelson Brown, Bill Buck- man, Iirn Scully, Iohn Taylor, Wayne Schafer, Coach Garner. I I I n so' 1 4- an ' 2 . vw 1 5,3365-'. , . . .srk 5 ' 'N 'gn f uv- wt Q Ak' f rll ' ' K ' . . 2'-' gm N I - ' an 163,11 ' ' - Ifs- ,. .I Q ii Y 5 A, ' ' ' 59 ,. i 'ft5?, ' ' ' ,. w,g,Q '4 'Ji Q 1 , FQ if W 5 'E z I s ' . 4 w 3 f -mf' 1 4 '7 L!! unix! 4 rn. --s-.gi2.,,.?,, I 13 1' :y 1 .V f. 'fgfAT,4m I ' my ,, , L an an :ii E 'Hn '-M.. K '5:f':1T1f icq 2 xI,Ql fff'gf,I54,N.,n,' Nfifamfm Tffgy. k-may ', V F- U.rA'- 538 'QW 1 iagiaLJivmww,,:1. M MQ K Ib D f Q - I 'Ai V, . , 5 'K A ' , v Q 'X 'J . . A . fu ' - ,l2lu?,g, - . AQ ,f 1:1 , : . 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TAYLOR OLDSMOBILE 8534 Long Beach Blvd. South Gate, California LU. 3-4021 L. 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LO. 7-3915 LYDIA'S DO-NUT SHOP Orders to Go - Discount on 5 Dozen or More 3400 Firestone Boulevard South Gate, California LO. 6-9307 7.1 Y' 1 I - - ,- ..f A' R X 5 . F 1 llax 'l ' into I E -WMQ 1 . - E wx. X i L- .Tri V? f XII: tx i .-:fm - Alan r ' l an v vigg-' ' ' ,.f-1 Av! THORTON R. KIVETT BILL DORAU ' l U , - Real Estate - Notary Public UNION G11 I 6.01101 Tweedy G San Gabriel 102 X C iii. ' , Gb U I Umm Avenue, South Gate, California South Gate, California LO. 9-4852 THE PARTY SHOPPE Occasions Complete From Invitation to Decoration 3628 Tweedy Boulevard 4365 Tweedy Boulevnrd South Gate, California Scum Gate, Cmmomm Lo. 50223 LO 7-8071 ,..,..-.--- Kodak DEVELOPING'PRINTIN6'ENLARGING' ,Eff-:eo,,t., ...F .-.We N... .....- ,..,v..-mir. ..-..-W 1 V f 1 t Z , ' E 3-'sf-' 4 F -...S to sthtvut 'TZEPL--..-rf Lf' 1 'A y -E 3 4 .Q 2 4:2 595 E , tt La: it 1 . 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South Gate High School - Rams Yearbook (South Gate, CA) online collection, 1953 Edition, Page 1

1953

 South Gate High School - Rams Yearbook (South Gate, CA) online collection, 1954 Edition, Page 1

1954

 South Gate High School - Rams Yearbook (South Gate, CA) online collection, 1956 Edition, Page 1

1956

 South Gate High School - Rams Yearbook (South Gate, CA) online collection, 1957 Edition, Page 1

1957

 South Gate High School - Rams Yearbook (South Gate, CA) online collection, 1975 Edition, Page 1

1975

 South Gate High School - Rams Yearbook (South Gate, CA) online collection, 1987 Edition, Page 1

1987

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