South San Francisco High School - Iris Yearbook (South San Francisco, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1957 volume:

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Highways represents the academic paft of the past year -- your teachers, your friends, and yourself. Byways includes extra- curricular activities -- sports, clubs, and student government. Highways and Byways symbolizes a journey through four years of education and recreation. Those who entered South City High as Fresh- men have just begun their journey. The Seniors have completed this journey, but have a long road ahead of them. Follow us now as we travel once more this avenue of 1956-1957 that has meant so much to us. w , ff fl ,- f v., 1 A . ,,H. s. , x I f,.. As.: A' 'A 'lgfpgl ' if- ' ' V N 1 . ' -'-.V 1 f , ,xr A . ' a :V :vi vysl 1 . . 4 in 1 'f , 3 . ' .nu 3 . J If fi, I ,' I,-1' p A Avuib. ,' ' 1- .- ff 4: X r VU. fl, V, .-u 1' , -' 1' 4 ' f , A ' I ,F 1 I 4. 1, ,-Q'!15- ! ,l' N, r f .f . It , 7, A A I. .-,. . . , ff 1 : ,r , lf'-' f ' ' ,ff ' f a N ' ' Q ' 1 1 , Q1 , 3,fQ f , . 7 3 .F '- ' ' ' 'E' ' f'f-'96, II A, ' ,',-,xv W. , .' - 7,217.4 ' ..,- 1 fig :iff I !.' ,af . 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He was elected Student Body Vice-President, and was very active in school affairs Ton was well -liked for his friendly personality and his interest in our way of life. .gm O ,L fi,- , 2. .:,,. . 'in - Y - g- ' 1 -v-vw V 3 'L yn ..-, Fr. '- QA 5 -'Wa' V- . K ' Y 1 .. - ,I Z 1- f 1 gr' 1. . ,..,. 1 1 f , Y, J. L ,J , -HL' iz , . gn-. U. . PM 1' ,,. ' 4' il W 4 . .fig ,4 , , 'I if' fm ' 'Q 31511 SV ' I ' 'fy.W ' ,.E,r !'T.3 ' 5 . .1 A 1 P -'H 1 A' 5 '14 l ' . A ,W , . ' ' - . L' is. .:.. I M, f .- h X .H I 1 lr. , fx lf- 1Ilf WM hfillf' g , N EW? O ADMINISTRATION ,........4--1 COURTESY OF LEO JACOPI Qbid fricf.x40!mini5frafoM JAMES C. CHERRY Superintendent JOE SMITH CHARLES ZIPFEL Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent gourd of glvluca fion Left to Right: Rudolph Alsterlind, Margaret A. Lewis, Leo L. Eserini, john A. Oberst, Vemon Finacom. ' .Mg .SZAOO .fdafminidfra ford Our journey along the 1957 school highway was guided and planned by our able administrators. As a result of their organization and direction, we sped through a school year that was packed with profitable curricular and extra curricular activities. EDNA DE LARIOS Dean of Girls LOUIS BAGNALL Principal CHARLES SELLICK Dean of Boys LOIS SELBERG Head Counselor aglfldbdlaelflziagkzi .1 OFFICE PERSONNEL: Left to Right, Mrs. Carlson, BUS DRIVERS: Left to Right, on steps, Mrs. Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Berthaume, Mrs. Bennett. Pera, Mrs. Verna. Left to Right, Standing, Tom Elliott, Ray Kappenman, Robert Relei, Charles Mahelona, john Rix, john Seastrunk. CUSTODIANS: Left to Right, Andrea Giusti, Ginlio Cagliani, Arthur Linn, Ruth Pafen- berger, Frances Oswald, Charles Ferrario, Paul Alire, Louie Schoenborn, Joe De Nardi. CAFETERIA PERSONNEL: Left to Right, Marg Symonds, Audra Showver, Betty Glover, Kay De Zorda, Hazel M. Selby, Pearl Epperson, Florence Humphrie, Terry Carney, Catherine Costa. .-Q Q ' ,w'1MiI'f1l? L ,I firm' J' Y ' QL- 9- FACULTY COURTESY OF TOM SUTTER These past four years obviously could not have been complete without our steadily increasing faculty. They have given us both moments of pleasure and hours of homework. They are our leaders and our friends. Some doubled as coun- selors as well as teachers, helping us with per- sonal as well as classroom problems. One of the best examples of loyalty to our school is Miss Rue Clifford, assistant to the librarian, who is pictured at the right. As proof of her devotion to the school, she has taught for forty-three years and has worked in the library for the past two years. Rue Clifford Duane Albro Max Bell Edla Benson Anita Banning Robert Brian Hattie Browne Glenn Buzolich Lyle Crawford Raymond Dejong Angelo Carmassi Richard Gustafson Elva Dinning Thomas Gaffney V1rg1n1c1 Hermg Mary Hill Earl Homan Donald Guthrie F lvvd Hunter wiumm Hunter Barham Isaacson V Constantine Kazarinoff Francis Kelly Barbara Kelso Clarence King Royle Leighton Robert Keropicm Jack Kje1Sf1'LlP Gene McM111cm Paula Olinger James Murphy Cutherme O' Donnell jo Oliver if-1 Jeannine Peters Sally Randall Joseph Raymond l Dav1d Ray Helen Porter Helen Rourke Sherlyn Simmons james Snowden w Donald Stupfel N W john Wal do wg, , s ,F ' 553 12 : - if ww Zz, 2: Louise Steen Leonora Vincenzini CAMERA SHY: Dorothy Black Warren Heckman Robert Howe Donald Jones Francis Johnson Douglas Leone Arthur Mason Charles Musbach joan Norton Loretta Ryan Lois Scampini Westh Donald Wilson Alfred Zubler W -- I- X 1 f 16:5 N 'x' Ibm 14 4, 9 L SVI 45 L35 V h ' I' KooX D' D 0 1 .pl Ci' Di 0l Q .9l'l6h5l0QI'l56LLL5 T SCHOOL NURSE, MISS MYERS SCHOOL PROJECTIONISTS: Left to Right, Woody Peterson, Galen Prince, JoAnn Manjarrez, Ioe Cava, john Mom, Robert Hopkins, Rosalee Coy, Tony Barsuglia. COUNSELORS: Left to Right, Mr. Gustafson, Mrs. Steen, Mrs. Brown, Mr. Leone, Mrs. Selberg, Mrs. Ryan, Miss Carmic- hael, Mr. Keropian, Mr. Bell, Mrs. Olinger, Mr. Albro. H-,,.,-J gr, WORK EXPERIENCE CLUB: Left to Right, Standing, Woody Peterson, Steve Kennedy, Robert Hopkins, joe Cava, Tony Barasuglia, jean Griffin, Darlene Pretari. Left to Right, Seated, Joanne Manajarrez, Rosalee Coy, Karleen Violette, Roberta Bertucelli, Francis Genardini. - , l 'mf Ev? 1 ' 'lu 'll' M-ww., My pf J T :Y-' A 01 -Q-.M H 1 .W g R .-- ,NNW ,,, ,Z X , V qw ,J ,M M A W W W I Q ' N I A - is Q, ,, ur W . . . X... -1,,,1,,,,.9,,,p'f . wwf-1 I K ,S ..,x. Q I Q fl? ' L , .Q f :2g.. L , ,M 4' ...., ,T , 1 Y t ., , F 1 Q of . ' -.. ,. ,. ...,-,-.......,..,...W.n., Cpfaaa o f 95 7 The Class of 1957 is now completing a very successful four years. As a class, we participated in and won three consecutive swim meets, this year our boys took first place in the volleyball tournament. Our members have been active in sports, clubs, and other extracurricular activities throughout the four years. However, all our accomplishments were not in the field of extra- curricular activities. A high percentage made the Superinten- dent's Honor Roll every semester. Class rings were chosen in our sophomore year. Some of our junior Class activities in- cluded a picnic, prom, and carnival. Our Senior Ball, Syanara drew a large crowd. The enthusiasm of the Senior Class was shown by the unexpected turnout of senior boys who had never participated in sports before, and the number of senior girls who attended all athletic events. We are proud of our spirit and ambition. lv Of icera er, Roberta Johnson, Secretaryg Rod Ford, Presidentg Jim Stiremcm, V. - Pres. 3 Gary Frink, Sgt. -at-arms eloreden fa fiuea STANDING, left to right: Representatives: Rod Gard- ner, Dick Lopez. SITTING, left to right: Representatives: Eddie Giachetti, Sandra Stopper, Jim Vaughan. Left to right: Sandy Smith, Treasur- enior I, Dick Abold, will the basketball floor to the future varsity basketball teams. I, Billy Achziger, will a police whistle to our principal. I, Suzanne Adams, will my position on the Warrior Staff and my ability to write stories before they happen to Jill Morris. I, George Armanino, will my gym clothes to the gym teachers. I, Joe Armstrong, will 6th period machine shop, one bent arbor, and two empty gas tanks to whoever wants them. I, Helen Avelar, will my tennis shoes to Anita Aviles. I, Betty Bacon, will my shorthand and transcription books to those who will want them next year. I, Shirley Ball, will my charlie horse to Miss Oliver. I, Mary Barron, will the most exciting time I ever had at a football game, when the Warriors defeated the Mustangs 7-6. I, Jim Bellis, will my chair as drummer in the dance band to anyone who can make the group swing. I, Bob Benson, will my car to Roger Jordan. I, Barry Bertucci, will my white shoe bunny bag to Ray Garcia. I, Larry Birdsong, will my place in machine shop to Warren Birdsong. I, Bill Blalock, will Mr. Buzolich's Ether Bunny to next year's Seniors. I, Emily Bregante, will my old field hockey shin guards, which never seemed to help, to my sister, Gloria. I, Darrell Bretthauer, will my teachers to future slaves. I, Joe Butcher, will my good grades to Sonny Carlisle. I, Darlene Caldwell, will all the pieces of gum that Miss Randall and Mrs. Banning made me throw away. I, Howard Campbell, will my first period airplanes and paper wads to future government classes. I, Virginia Candelaria, will my dancing talent to Josephine Guitron. I, Gordon Capurro, will my track shoes to Fred Pariani. I, Bob Caramazza, will a nose like jim Vaughan's to all the Juniors. I, Violet Carpello, will my A's in Mr. Kelly's room to all the freshman boys. I, Carolyn Chiono, will my A's in shorthand that I never got to Margene Boido. I, Ron Coffee, will my tire marks through the office I, Dave Colyer, will a bag of bones to Mr. Ray, who has tried so hard to get a skeleton exhibit for his class. I, Dick Comfort, will my ability to fix leaky ex- haust pipes and perpetually leaking heaters to any- one whosoever gains possession of a 40 Plymouth or a 48 Chevvy. I, Carol Corsiglia, will all the fun I've had at rallies and assemblies to our future Program Com- missioners and Cheerleaders. I, Pat Crotty, will my title Miss South San Francisco to the girls of South San Francisco. I, Roy Dawson, will my Senior Sneak to anyone who can find it. I, Darlene Days, will my bad grades to Ted Days. I, Joe DeLuca, will my book locker to next year's Seniors. I, Joe Dew, will my front row seat in Miss Isaac- son's class to Ralph Ruiz. I, Sally Dickson, will the fun I had in my senior year to all the Juniors. I, Ardith Dotson, will my brother, who will be a freshman next year. I, Bill Douglas, will So. City High to the future generations of our fair city of South San Francisco. I, Mike Ekas, will my gym socks to Bill. I, Lu-Anne Eliasen, will my dimples to Shirley Crotty. I, Tom Elliott, will my jungle drums to Mr. Sellick. I, Dan Elven, will the Warrior to some poor deserving soul. I, Pete Engbretson, will the wish that next year's tackles stay healthy. I, Robert Eserini, will my blistered fingers from playing bass to whom it my concern. I, Lorna Fskelsen, will all my left over paper airplanes from government class. I, Dolly Esquibel, will Pancho fthe hound dogj to the school. I, Caroll Esselstyn, will my sympathy to the under- classmen. I, Sandra Estrada, will all the A's I never got to the underclassmen. I, Larry Fanucchi, will my parking place to anybody who can get it. I, Jim Felsenthal, will my glasses to Steve Anderson so he'll be able to see his receivers next year during football season. I, Tom Fiege, will my school day memories and my spirit to the underclassmen. I, Tom Finale, will elephantitus to Mr. Howe and T.V. Channel 98 to Mr. Carmassi. I, Rod Ford, will my sweat socks and over-size foot- ball shoulder pads to Mr. Dejong for the following varsity football team. I, Carol Fountain, will my Elvis Presley pin to Phyllis Doty. I, Ed Frayne, will my sweat pants to Ted Days and my gym shorts to Rich Alhona. I, Gary Frink, will my glances to all the nice chicks, er. . . girls. I, Sandra Gaines, will my left leg to Johnny Pianca, who, at the time of this writing, could sure use it. I, Marlene Gallwitz, will my shorthand teacher to all future shorthand students. 21 enior I, George Ghilardi, will my grades to needy students. I, Eddie Giachetti, will my hot track shoes to Pete for future use. I, Joanne Grandona, will all the teachers I had and my locker to the underclassmen. I, Tony Guardino, will my brains to Rick Pereira. I, Morris Haanstad, will my U. S. Government notebook to my freshman sister. I, Arlene Hagan, will my gym shoes to anyone who's tired of being a cotton picker and wants to be an embroidery thread picker. I, Jay Harris, will my car troubles to a good mechanic. I, Margaret Harris, will the cold weather to any office girl. I, Marian I-laun, will my naturally curly hair to Margene Boido. I, Louise Henderson, will my old rotten gym shoes and clothes and all my good times to Pat Henderson. I, Pat Hillbun, will my parking place for Corky Thodas and Mike Love to fight over. I, Sharon Hockman, will all the frm and good times of Girls' Block to future Girls' Blockers. I, Nancy Hopper, will all my good times to the upperclassmen and all my bad grades and home- work to the lowerclassmen. I, Norma Huizar, will the saying That's the breaks to my pal Rick Ramaras. I, Richard Hurst, will my instrument to someone who can play it. I, Donna Ingersall, will my car to my brother. I., Bette Ingram, will the rush to the lockers at noon to Kay Burk. I, Nello Jacopi, will my thanks and the best of luck to Mrs. Herring. I, Diane Jewell, will my I like Ike buttons to Miss Isaacson. I, Al Jobe, will my parking place to some cool whippersnapper. I, Don Johnson, will my seat in Miss Isaacson's English class to some poor unsuspecting Junior. I, Roberta Johnson, will my title Miss Apple Bobber to anyone who can eat an apple faster. I, Frank Kastell, will all the 440's and 220's to the Freshmen. I, Roberta Kennedy, will all our fabulous plans for a grad night to the Junior Class. I, Ema Knudsen, will the great times I had in High School to the Freshmen. I, Kenneth 'Lema, will my old tennis shoes to Mr. Snowden so the underclassmen won't forget the Speed Kings QSeniorsJ of 1957, I, Bonita Leoni, will my gym shorts to my sister. I, Tanya Lewis, will my ring to my sister, Judy. I, Alberta Lightfoot, will the switch board in the office to Mrs. Bennett. I, Fred Lindeborg, will all the jokes I tell to anyone who hears them. I, Dick Lopez, will my books, homework, and rummy grades to anybody who is dumb enough to take them. I, Carol Lynch, will my shorthand book to the shorthand class of 58 . I, Pat Major, will my shorthand book to an unaware Freshman. I, Marie Marafino will the valuable help and friendship of Miss Dinning to all girls in the Commercial field. I, Javier Marin, will my grades to my sister, Amparo Marin, because she will really need them. I, Bob Marquez, will Elvis Presley to all the girls. I, Carolyn Matthew, will two fast running girls to Mrs. Bennett for running errands. I, Butch Mc Cormick, will my seat and grades in Physics to any poor rmsuspecting underclassman who will take them. I, Judy McDonald, will my job as storage room girl to Carol McGeever. I, Bill Mecleghini, will my books to the teachers. I, Richard Mickey, will my lungs to next year's cross country team. I, Darby Mills, will my short nails to some poor soul taking transcription. I, Jean Minor, will South City to my freshman sister. I, Peter Mora, will my auto shop seat to someone. I, Carol Morris, will my Eisenhower campaign pins to Judy Tungate. I, Jane Morris, will all my school books to some unlucky Junior. I, Dave Motte, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Olinger to my brother, Don. I, Bill Murphy, will my coveralls from auto shop to anyone who can sew them. I, Ray Murray, will the teachers' stale jokes to the Freshmen. I, Doug Nelson, will my electric shaver to my sister, Sandy. I, Janice Nelson, will one of my old lunches in my locker to a Freshman. I, Rochelle Norris, will all the fun I had in my senior year and all that the nice teachers of S. S. F. have meant during the three years, to the under- classmen. I, Jim O'Donnell, will some luck for his car and sports to Johnny Pianca. I, Richard Ohannisian, will my old gym shoes and high grades to Mr. Snowden's next class. I, Larry Ohm, will my favorite expressions to the wo1fgang , Dave Schoephoerster and Tommy Schreckengost. I, Sylvia Paoloni, will my shorthand book to Miss Dinning. I, Barbara Pappas, will all my memories of our great football games to our future football teams. I, Diane Parr, will the bus tickets I sold for 854: to anyone who has the doe . I., Wendy Patenaude, will my government book and debts to my brother. enior I, Bonita Payton, will my good times in Mrs. Benson's class to my sister. I, Adrienne Pereira, will my gum wrappers, all my old homework papers, and my seat next to Tony in English to Rick. I, Valda Perreira, will my mascot outfit to a future mascot so she can freeze at the games and my roller skates to Mr. Howe so he can get to class on time. I, Angela Pighin, will the happiness of the four years to the freshmen. I, Lorraine Poncia, will all my homework to my brother. I, Pat Price, will my shorthand book and my car keys to Alma. I, John Reeves, will all my book fines to the Jrmior Class. I, Claudia Rhees, will my ponytail to the twins, it ,won't match your yellow sweater, but that's O. K. , isn't it? I, Pat Rickman, will my clean gym shoes to Adrienne Sullivan -- she needs them. I, Kitty Roach, will my P.E. classes to Gwen Santos. I, Larry Robinson, will my High School atten- dance record to some misguided sophomore. I, Anna Marie Rossi, will all the fun I've had back stage and all the characters I've played to the Juniors. I, Ron Rovetta, will my E-flat clarinet and my Bugetta to the Student Court. I, Bob Ruiz, will my sideburns to Jim Vaughan, who could never grow them. I, Danny Ruiz, will the bacteria in my locker to Mr. Ray. I, David Tookie Ruiz, will my tom-up tmck shoes to anyone who wants to break my records. I, Ray Sacilotto, will my height to some needy Freshman. I, Nancy Samuels, will my love for water- skiing to Sharon Fatjo. I, Dwayne Schlegel, will luck through the rest of High School to Barbara Asker and Nadine Schlegel. I, Connie Schoephoerster, will another student as quiet as I to Mrs. Benson. I, Dave Schoephoerster, will all my inch-long pencils and empty ball point pens to anyone who wants them. I, Tommy Schreckengost, will my seat in the office to Gary Mitchell. I, Pat Scollin, will the girls to Johnny Rio. I, Brenda Seeliger, will my old locker keys to all under-classmen. I, Arlene Serrano, will my short nails, trans- cription book, and shorthand book to all the brave underclassmen. I, Donald Silva, will my brother to the freshmen girls next year. I, Darrell Slafter, will all the teachers' dirty looks to the up-and-coming Seniors. I, Sandy Smith, will my transcription book to anyone who is brave enough to take it. I, Bill Songer, will my Coveralls that I have used for three years in auto shop to Miss Simmons and my gym socks to Mr. Dejong. I, Gertrude Stevenson, will my A.B. C. gum to all my teachers. I, Marg Stevenson, will my dog and a can of Pard tomy shorthand teacher. I, Jim Stireman, will my track shoes to John Yantis and the girls to Mike Love. I, Sandy Stopper, will Mr. Bunolich and the mystery of the slide-rule to Bobbie Rowe. I, Sonnie Stuermer, will my used Girls' League blocks to Miss V. . I, Herb Sullivan, will my gym socks for a sweat shirt for any little Freshman. I, Tom Sutter, will the curl that hangs down in my face to the girls. I, Bob Swanson, will my parking place to our principal. I, Audrey Thompson, will my shorthand and transcription grades to my sister. I, Bob Thompson, will my passing grades to the future Seniors. I, Sandee Thomsen, will my energy in the office to the next year's office girls. I, Doug Tourtlotte, will my nose plugs to Mr. Homan, the swimming coach. I, Gil Ullery, will my batting average to Louis Agliolo. I, jim Vaughan, will my little black book with all of Bob Ruiz's girls' names to Bob Caramazm, who will be around for years to come. I, Lorraine Vina, will my old hockey stick to Pat White. I, Elva Vital, will all the activities they have in this school to Helen Avelar and Anita Aviles. I, Barbara Walker, will my Mambo steps to Tom Feige. I, Dave Wallace, will my parking place to johnny Pianca and my unpaid-for clay to Rick Romerez. I, Ronald Walsh, will the track and chinning bars to anyone who likes to use them. I, Bob White, will my bottle of peroxide to Mr. Crawford so he will have a dashing blonde mustache. I, Don Whitley, will 11th grade English to Bob Caramazza. I, Jean Wimmer, will my naturally curly hair to Dorothy White. I, Thomas Wilson, will my eye-glass cleaners to all future So. City game referees, and my slide- rule to Mr. Buzolich. I, Judy Wise, will a reminder for Joanne Agliolo to wear red every so often. I, Pat Wood, will the saying, SENIORS, SENIORS, S-E-N-I-O-R-S ! to the juniors. LUZANNE ADAMS itudent Body Sec. gDrama Ilubg Pep Clubg Girls' .eagueg Y.E. S. Clubg Fri-Y Chaplaing Y. F. C. 1. -Pres. 3 Warrior Staff Zditor in Chief. JOSEPH DONALD ARMSTRONG IIJOC ll Archery Club . HELEN AVELAR RICHARD A. ABOLD llAbe Il Comm. of Student Affaiisg Yell Leaderg Pep Clubg Spanish Clubg Dance Bandg Band Captaing Stu- dent Court Bailiffg Sop- homore Class Sgt. at Armsg Basketball: C's block, B's block, Var- sity block cmd star, Honorable Mention N. P. A. L. WILLIAM ACHZIGER Billy .ln SHIRLEY BALL Naropi Glee Clubg Iris Staff. MARY ELLEN BARRON Pep Clubg Girls' Leagueg Spanish Clubg G. P. S. A. Modern Dance Club Sec S . ... if SANDRA ANDERSON ll Pep Clubg Girls' Leagueg G. P. S. A. PETER WAYNE AR MS TR ON G llpete ll Gun Club. BETTY BACON Business Clubg Student Court Recorderg Pep Club 3 Iris Staff Salesman. BARRY BERTUCCI Drama Club: Dance Band: Spanish Club: Band: Swim Team: Football: Varsity Basketball: D's. RICHARD BLAKE lIDick ll CAROL BRAMBLE lILulI Pep Club: Girls' League: Hot Rod Club: Warrior Staff: Iris Staff. JAMES BELLIS Bourbon Comm. of Programs: Dance Band Chorono- grapher. LONNIE ROBERT PATRICK BENSON Bob Photography Club: Glee Club: Pep Club: Spanish Club: Chess Club: Track: Cross Country: Baseball: Soph-frosh, Varsity: Basketball: Varsity, Manager. if -ef EMILIA BREGANTE Emmie Business Club: Pep Club: G. P. S. A. 5 Iris Staff. DARRELL BRETTHAUER Astronomy Club . ..- LAWRENCE BIRDSONG llllarry ll Photography Club: Swim Team: Archery Club: Wrestling Team. WILLIAM MAR VIN BLALOCK ll Photography Club: Pep Club: Latin Club: Y.E. s Club: Student Court: Football: Frosh-soph block, Varsity block. GAIL BRANNON DARLENE CALDWELL Toots Pep Club. VIRGINIA CANDELARIA llvirg ll Photography Club: Pep Club: Girls' League. CAROLYN CHIONO Carrie Pep Club: Girls' League: Iris Staff. LA RAY BURTON Drama Club: Business Club: Pep Club: Girls' League: G. P. S. A. JOSEPH LEE BUTCI-EER llJ'oe ll Football: Frosh-soph block, Varsity block and 2 stars: Basketball: 30's block: Baseball: Varsity 4 stars. DAVID COLYER llshoxtyll Drama Club Pres. , Exec. Board: C. S.F. Treas.: Photography Club V. - Pres. 3 Student Court judge: Glee Club: Warrior Staff Photogra- pher: Iris Staff Photo- grapher: School Stage Crew Manager: Director of Public Address. RICHARD RAMON COMFORT Dick Iris Staff Sports Editor: Boys' Block Society V. - pres. g Baseball: Frosh- soph block, Varsity block Basketball: B's block and star: Football: Frosh-soph, Varsity. HOWARD DALE CAMPBELL Howie Photography Club: Pep Club: Spanish Club: Glee Club: Dance Band: Band: Wrestling: Basket- ball: D's. GORDON CAPURRO IlF1ashlI Drama Club: Photography Club: Pep Club: Glee Club: Hi-Y: Swim Team: Boys' Block: Cross Country: Track: Basket- ball: C's, D's. JOHN RONALD COFFEE Ron Spanish Club: Boys' Block: Basketball: B's, C's block, D's: Swim Team block. TERRY DALLAS Home Econ. Club 5 Cross Country Trackg Football: Frosh-soph. DARLENE DAYS ushorty n Pep Club. THEODORE JOSEPH DEW ll-Ioefl Glee Clubg Football: Var- sityg Basketball: Varsityg Baseball: Varsityg Trans- fer from Shasta High School. CAROL CORSIGLIA Drama Club Assistant Directorg Comm. of P1-og.g Pep Clubg Yell Leaderg Girls' Leagueg Glee Clubg G. P. S. A. PATRICIA ANN CROTTY Blue-Eyes Pep Clubg Girls' Leagueg Spanish Clubg Iris Staff 5 junior Class V. -Pres. 3 Football Queen. is ARDITH LOUETTA DOTSON llArdIl Pep Clubg Glee Clubg Italian Club. WILLIAM E. DOUGLAS llBi11H Spanish Clubg Hot Rod Club. 27 Wi-9 ROY DAWSON JOSEPH DE LUCA Iljoell Cross Country Track SALLY DICKSON llsal Il Pep Club3 Glee Club LEO DOVIE MICHAEL J. EKAS V1Mike ll Pep Club. 4 LU-ANNE ELIASEN llllull Future Nurses Club3 Pep Clubg Girls' League V. - Pres., 200 block, 400 block, Student Body Circle, ringg Swim Club V. -Pres. , Pres. 3 Latin Club V. -Pres. 3 Girls' Block V. -Pres. 5 Iris Staff Activities Editor, Sales- mang Tri-Y3 Mascotg Aquacadesg Assemblies5 Ralliesg Football Queen Attendant. DANIEL HALVIDAN ELVEN Elvis Pep Clubg Warrior Staffg Basketball. ROBERT ESERINI ll Pep Clubg Dance Bandg Spanish Clubg Comm. of Music. DOLLY ESQUIBEL Thumbs Drama Clubg Pep Clubg Glee Club. CAROLL BORIS ESSELSTYN Drama Clubg Pep Clubg Y. E. S. 5 Glee Clubg Comm. of Publicityg Superintendent's Honor Rollg Assembliesg Trans- fer from Robert W. Trays Academy, Kittery, Maine . THOMAS OWEN ELLIOT IVTOHIII Drama Clubg Business Clubg Glee Clubg Student Courtg Bandg Swim Teamg Basketball: C's. PETER CURTIS ENGBRETSON llpete II Student Body Pres.3C. S.F. Pep Club V.-Pres. 3 Hi-Y Treas.3 Spanish Club Pres.g Junior Class Pres.g Boys' Blockg Iris Staffg Student of the Monthg Superintendent's Honor Rollg Football: Frosh- soph blocks, Most Valu- able Player Trophy, Varsity starg Swim Team: Varsity block. LORNA ESKELSEN Pep Clubg Girls' Leagueg G. P. S. A. SUSAN FEARN Pep Clubg Girls' Leagueg Tri-Y5 Student Body Treas. THOMAS LEE FINALE. Yo-yo Drama Clubg Student Court Police Officer3Glee Clubg Bandg Swim Team. DAVID FOSTE SANDRA CRUZ LAWRENCE WAYNE ESTRADA Hsan ll Pep Club 5 Girls' Leagueg glgdrgep ' . . 7 his Staff, G' P' S' A' f Police Officerg Latin Cinema Club. Club terr 1 L r i EDWARD F RAYNE Eddie Chess Club. 1 GARY FRINK Frinkie-Dink Senior Class Sgt.at Armsg Football: Frosh-soph, Varsityg Wrestling 5 Track. JAMES EDWIN FELSENTHAL IIFUZZII Student Body V. -Pres. 5 Pep Clubg Glee Clubg Junior Class Sec. 5 Boys' Blockg Student of the Monthg Basketball: C's block, Varsity three stars Football: Varsity block and two starsg Baseball: Frosh -soph blocks, Varsity RODERICK FORD llRodlI Pep Clubg Hi-Y5 Spanish Club V. -Pres. 5 Glee Clul: Boys' Blockg Freshman Class V. -Pres. 5 Sophomon Class Pres. 5 Junior Class Rep.g Senior Class Pres.g Football: Frosh-soph blocl Varsity block and star, All N. P. A. L.g Wrestling: Varsity, 3rd place all P. A. L.g Student of the Month. CAROL FOUNTAIN Footsie Pep Club . Xa LONALD GARDNER enior Class Rep.g Span- sh Clubg Pep Club. DWARD JOHN DIACHETTI Eddie oys' Block Sec. , Treas.3 li-Y Pres.g Iris Staff Art ditorg Junior Class Treas.g enior Class Rep.g Foot- allz Frosh-soph block, 'arsity block and starg 'rack: Varsity block and ar, N. P. A. L., All . A. L., North Coast ection 11, '56 Hollister ,elays Sth place Distance 'ledleyg Superintendent's Ionor Roll. THOMAS R. GONZALES, Ir. Tweety SANDRA GAINES Toesie Comm. of Student Affairsg Drama Clubg C.S.F.g Pep Clubg Girls' Leagueg Swim Clubg G. P. S. A. Jr. Repg Tri-Y V. -Pres., Sgt. at Armsg Superintendent's Honor Roll. MARLENE ANN GALLWITZ Business Clubg Pep Clubg Girls' League. ls GEORGE GHILARDI Spanish Club . RICHARD GONZALES JOANNE GRONDONA U10 Joll Pep C1ubgGir1s Leagueg Latin Club. ANTHONY LEE GUARDINO llsabull ARLENE HAGAN HR ll Business Clubg Pep Clubg Italian Club. BELVA LOUISE HENDERSON Louise Pep -Clubg Girls' Leagueg Iris Staffg Transfer from Horace-Munn. SHARON ANN HOCKMAN llshe Il WY C. S.F. gFuture Nurses Club Pres. 5 Pep Clubg Girls' League 5 Latin Club Pres. 5 Girls Block Pres. , Sec. 5 G. P. S. A. 5 Ralliesg Drama Clubg Assemblies JOEL RICHARD HURST Dick Photography Clubg Pep Club 5 Bandg Basketball: I I C s, D s, Vcu'siqf5Tennis. MARGARET GWENDA- LINE HARRIS Margie MARION HAUN Drama Club 5 Pep Clubg Assemblies. PATRICIA ANN HILLBUN llpatll Business Club 5 Pep Clubg Girls' Leagueg G. P. S. A. , Hot Rod Club. NORMA JEAN HUIZAR Ilpixlyall Business Club 5 Photo- graphy Club 5 Girls' Lea- gueg Pep Clubg Glee Clubg G. P. S. A. 5 Mascot Modern Dance Clubg Assemblies. DONNA IACKLYNN IN GERSOLL BETTE GAII. INGRANI NELLO JACDPI, Jr. Business Clllbg C. S. F. Q swim Team: HAISII Pep Clubg Girls'League. i 'ld '-...J ROBERTA JEAN JOHNSON Bobbie Pep Club Treas., Swim Club Sec., Girls'League, Glee Club, Business Club, his staff, G.P. S.A., Tri-Y, Senior Class Sec. , Assemblies. FRANK KASTELL CLOYD KLEIN DLANE JEWELL Transfer from Fresno High. ALBERT IOBE SANDRA KAY KRAMER lrlamuganl C. S. F. Seal Bearer, Pep Club, Swim Club, Latin Club, Glee Club, Iris Staff 5 Student Court, Tri-Y Publicity Chair- man, Soc. Chairman, Superintendent's Honor Roll. SHARON LANSING Iddy Poo Business Club, Pep Club, Girls' League, Warrior Staff Ad- vertising Manager, Spanish Club Sec., Band, Youth for Christ Club, Comm. of Publicity. JAY PRESTON KANUITH F ootballg Varsity block, Wrestling. ROBERTA LOUISE KENNEDY llTeeny ll C.S.F. Treas., Soc. Chairman, Seal Bearer, Pep Club, Girls' League l-list., Sec. , Warrior Staff, Y. E. S. 5 Spanish Club Publicity Chairman, Treas., Girls' League 200 block, 400 block, ring, Girls' Block Pub- licity Chairman, Pres. , Sec. 3 Iris Staff, G.P. S.A. Pres. , Sec. , Sophomore Class Rep. , Tri-Y Hist. , D. A. R. Outstanding Citizen, Girls' State Rep., Comm. of Girls' Athle- tics, Student Body Pres. 5 Assemblies, Rallies, Superintendent's Honor Roll. ERNA KNUDSON Mrs. Mike Transfer from Polytech- nic High. l BON ITA JEAN LEONI Bonnie Pep Clubg Spanish Clubg Glee Club. ALBERTA MAE LIGHTFOOT A1bertie Drama Clubg Pep Clubg Spanish Club5 Glee Clubg Iris Staff Administration Editor5 Tri-Y Pres. Transfer from Mercy High. RICHARD LOPEZ lIDiCkIl Pep Clubg Hi-Yg Senior Class Rep. 5 Football: F rosh-soph, Varsityg Basketball: Varsityg Baseball: Frosh-soph, Varsity. GEORGE LEE Bulldog Football: Frosh-soph, Varsityg Baseball: Varsity. KENNETH LEMA Lima Bean I-li-Y. 3 RAYNARD MCCORMICK Butch C. S. F. 3 Pep Clubg Hi-Yg Latin Clubg Glee Clubg Tennisg Basketball: Var- sity3 Muscial - Lowland Sea, Familiar Stranger. l JUDITH RAE MCDONALD HJ-udy ll Business Clubg Pep Clubg G. P. S. A. 5 Sophomore Class Treas. 5 Tri-Yg Pom-pom Girlg junior Class Rep. 1 TANYA LEWIS TOnie Pep Club. FREDERICK LINDEBORG VlFredll Football: Frosh-soph block Swim Team. CAROLE JO LYNCH Pep Clubg Girls' League. -' X' 3 MARIE ELLEN MARAFINO -'MQ Ma Business Club Sec.3 C. S. Seal Bearerg Pep Club Sec.5 Girls' League I-list. Student Court Recorderg Spanish Club Sec. 5 Girls' Block Treas.9 Iris Staff Salesmang G. P. S. A. Sec. Girls' League 400 block, Student Body Circle, ringg Student Body Sec. 5 Pom-pom Girlg Comm. of Girls' Athleticsg As- semblies. ROBERT MARQUEZ llBob ll F. S 3 Dance Bandg Student Courtg Bandg Basketball: C's, D's block and Star. WILLIAM MEDEGHINI Bill Cross Country Trackg Track. PATR IC IA MAJOR A-6-miie RICHARD LEROY MICKEY 'IM-ickll Pep Clubg Latin Clubg Cross Country Trackg Track. GRAYSON I. MANJARREZ Pep Club. L DARBY ANN MILLS Pep Clubg Girls' Leagueg Iris Staff. JAVIER MARIN Spanish Clubg Football: Frosh-soph, Varsityg Wrestling. CAROLYN MATTHEW Doe-Doe Business Clubg C. S. F. 5 Pep Clubg Student Courtg Latin Clubg Glee Clubg Iris Staff Business Mana- gerg Tri-Y Pres. 5 Super- intendent's Honor Roll, Transfer from Mercy High RUTH FELIZ MEYER Drama Clubg Pep Clubg Girls' Leagueg Y.E. S. Pres. 3 Spanish Clubg Glee Clubg Hamlets Executive Board. CAROL MOE CAROL MORRIS Pep Clubg G. P. S.A. 3 Tri-Y. DAVE L. MOTTE C. S.F.5 Boy's Blockg Hi-Y Pres. 3 Spanish Clubg Bandg Student Court judgeg Football Frosh Sophg Basketball: 3O's, Varsityg Tennis. JEAN MINOR Drama Clubg Pep Clubg Y.E. 5.5 Glee Clubg Trans- fer from Anchorage, Alaska. RAY MITCHELL 1 WILLIAM R . MURPHY Silver Football, 'Q' DONALD EDWARD NEBIOLINI Nebs Basketball: D's block, C's blockg Swim Team. 'Q , at .JI PETER MORA JANE ANN MORRIS Pep Clubg Girls' League. RAYMUR HAROLD MURRAY Inches Pep Clubg Hi-Yg Spanish Clubg Wrestlingg Tennis. W l IAN ICE ROCHELLE NORRIS IYROWH Business Clubg Future Nurses C1ub5 Pep Clubg Latin Clubg Glee Clubg G. P. S. A. 5 Modern Dance Club. RICHARD OHANNESIAN BARBARA DLANE PAPPAS Bobbi Drama Club V. -Pres. 5 C. S. F.g Pep Clubg Cheer Leaderg Girls' Leagueg Student Court Rec. 5 Latin Clubg Girls' Block V. -Pres.g G. P. S. A. 5 Sophomore Class Rep. g junior Class Rep. 3 Hamletts. DOUGLAS ALLEN NELSON JANICE LEE NELSON Nel1y Business Clubg Pep Clubg Drama Clubg Photography Pom-Pom Girl. Club. 5 ,J Qing- ,- gf-qs.. 1 BONITA PAYTON WENDY PATNAUDE HBOHUY Pep Club . 4 36 JAMES LEONARD O'DONNELL IIOIDII Baseball: Frosh-soph block, Varsity blockg Basketball: D's block. MARYANN SYLVIA PAOLONI llsyl ll Business Clubg Pep Clubg Girls' League. DIANE PARR ll Business Clubg Pep Club 5 Warrior Staffg Y.E. S. I-listoriang Freshman Class Sec. 3 Pom-pom GirlgCheer Leaderg Y. F. C Clubg Assemblies. WOODY PETERSON LORRAINE PONCIA Pep Club5 Girls' League. PATRICIA PRICE llpat ll Pep Club5 Tri-Y5 Mascot. VALDA ROSE PERREIRA llvalll C.S.F. 5 Pep Club5 Girls' League Rec. Sec. 5 Student f Court Police Officer5 Swim ' Club Pres. , V. -Pres. 5 Spanish Club V. -Pres. , Treas. , Sec. 5 Glee Club5 Girls' Block Treas. 5 Iris Staff Organizations Eclitorg G. P. S. A. 5 Sophomore Class Rep 5 Tri-Y V. -Pres RICHARD PEREZ Council Rep. 5 Mascot5 ' , . Asse mblies . ANGELA PIGHIN Dutchie METON PORTO GADELI- Butter Ball Student Body V. -Pres. 5 Photography Club5 Spani: Club5 Warrior Staff 5 Y. E. S. Clubg Track: Varsity5 Transfer from Santo Inacia, Brazil. s,.. SUE RABE Su.sabelle Business Club5 Pep C1ub5 Girls' Leagueg G. P. S. A. Treas. 5 Tri-Y Treas. L- 1' In Fr CLAUDIA RHEES Claude Business Club5 Pep Club Treas.5 Girls' League5 Warrior Staff Reporter5 Y.E. S. Sec. 5 Swim Club Treas. 5 Glee Club5 G. P. S. A. 5 Youth for Christ Club Treas. 3 Sophomore Class Rep. 5 Assemblies5 Pom-pom 37 Gir15 Superintendent's Honor Roll. JOHN ARTHUR REEVES Pep C1ub5 Latin Club 5 Football: F rosh-soph block, Varsity block. VIRGIE YVONNE RHNXGUE llsamll Pep Clubg Girls' Leagueg Bandg Majorette. KITTY ROACH GERALD ROGDEN LINDA RICE PAT RICKMAN II H I Puggie Pep Clubg G. P. S. A. Patti' Pep Club . ln RONALD ANDREW ROVETTA 'IR VI Drama Clubg Dance Bandg Student Court Chief judge Spanish Club V. -Pres. HIRE ROBERT RUIZ usupern MERCY RIO LARRY ROBINSON ANNA MARIE ROSSI Sherlocka Drama Club Sec. 3 Pep Clubg Girls' Leagueg Student Courtg Y. E. S.5 Latin Clubg Iris Staff Salesmang Hamlet Pin and Guardg Playsg As- sembliesg Rallies. L' ll RAY SACILOTTO Pep Clubg Hi-Yg Basket- ball: Varsityg Tennis. DWAYNF. SCI-ILEGEL Bandg Pep Club. DAVE SCHOEPHOERSTER DANIEL MARTIN RUIZ IIDannyll Spanish Clubg Swim Teamg Basketball: 30'sg Track. PATRICIA SCOLLIN Trish Photography Clubg Latin Clubg Transfer from Mission High. DAVID JOHN RUIZ Tookie Trackg Basketball 3 Swim Teamg Boys' Block. I ARLENE MYRTLE SERRANO llLeell Business Clubg C. S. F. 5 I Pep Clubg Girls League. NANCY HANKS SAMUELS Drama Clubg Future Nurses Clubg Pep Clubg Girls' Leagueg Latin Clubg G. P. S. A. 3 Tri-YQ As- semblies. CONSTANCE ANN SCHOEPHOER STER Connie C. S. F. Sec.g Girls' League Sec.g Student Court Recorderg Swim Club Sec.3 Pep Clubg Glee Clubg G. P. S. A. 3 Tri-Y Treas. THEODORE. HENRY THOMAS SCHRECKENGOST llHenryll Football: Frosh-sophg Baseball: Frosh-soph, Varsity. RICARDO SMITH Transfer from Eufaula High. GERTRUDE FRANCES STEVENSON llcertll Future Nurses C1ub5 Pep Club5 Girls' League Treas., Sec. 5 Student Court5 Swim Club5 Latin Club5 Glee Club5 Girls' Block V. -Pres. 5 Iris Staff5 G. P. S. A. 5 Tri-Y Chap- lain5 Mascot5 Y. F. C. Club5 Assemblies5 Rallies5 Comm. of Student Affairs. JAMES E. STIREMAN lllimll Comm. Boys' Athleticsg Pep Club5 Hi-Y V. Pres.5 Spanish Club Officer-5 Glee Club5 Soph. Class Sgt. at Arms5 Ir. Class V. Pres Boys' Block5 Football: soph block 8 star, Varsity block G star, N. P. A. L. First Team5 Basketball: Vars. block 8 star5 Track: 30's block, Vars. block S star, N.C. S. B's Discus, P.A.L. Shot Put, 1st Place Hollister Inv. 5 Supt. 's Honor Roll5 Musicals. DONALD SILVA IIBOIOII Pep Club5 Swim Band5 Basketball: Wrestling . DARRELL LEE SLAF TER Stretch C. S.F. 5 Hi-Y Treas. , T . Sec. 5 Latin Club- Basket- 1222 ball: 1O's, 30's,,Varsity5 Baseball: Frosh-soph, Varsity5 Boys' Block5 Boys' State Rep. SONDRA JEAN STUERMER Sonnie Future Nurses Club V. Pres. 5 Girls' League Pres. , 200 block, 400 block, Student Body Circle, ring5 Swim Club Pres. , Treas., Sec., Pub.5Latin Club Sec.5 Girls' Block Treas., KATHLEEN STUBBS Sec.5 Iris Staff Advertising Editor5 junior Class Rep.5 Tri-Y Sec. 5Superintendent's Ao Honor R0ll5 C. S. F.5 G. P. S. A.5 Rallies5 Aquacades5 Assemblies5 Mascot. SANDRA LEE SMITH Smith Girls' League 5 Girls' Block Pres. 5 Business Club5 Pep Club5 Student Court5 G. P. S. A. MARJORIE ANNE STEVENSON Tanker Business Club5 Pep Club block5 Iris Staff Editor5 G. P. S. A. 5 Tri-Y Social Chairman, Treas. Transfer from Campbell High. SANDRA JOSEPHINE STOPPER llsandyll C. S. F. 5 Pep Club blocksg Swim Club V. -Pres, Social Chairman,b1ock and 2 bCl1'S5 Latin Club5 Glee Club5 Iris Staff Copy Editor, Salesman5 junior Class Rep. 5 Senior Class Rep. 5 Tri-Y Coun- cil Rep. , Sec. 5 Super- intendent's Honor Roll5 Assemblies 5Aquacades 5 Football Queen Atten- dant5 Musicals BOB SWAN SON R OBER T DOYLE THOMPSON IlBob ll Chess Club . DOUGLAS LEE TOUR TLOTTE Turtle Pep Club: Student Court: Cheerleader- Basketball: D's: swim Tbam: Golf Team. WILLIAM HERBERT SULLIVAN HHerb ll Pep Club . TOM SUTTER GILBERT STEPHEN ULLERY Splatter Baseball: Frosh-soph, Var- sity: Basketball: D's: Boys' Block. X ,A JIM VAUGHAN Boys' Block: Senior Class Rep. : Baseball: Frosh- soph, Varsity: Football: Frosh-soph, Varsity: Basketball: B's. AUDREY THOMPSON Pep Club: Business Club. SANDRA LEE Tl-IOMSEN Sandee Drama Club: Business Club: Pep Club: Girls' League: Iris Staff Sales- man: G. P. S. A.: Comm. of Programs. DOROTHY TRIVETTE Mrs. A. Pep Club: Iris Staff. BARBARA WALKER Sabaja Drama Clubg Pep Clubg Tri-Y. ONALD EDWARD WALSH llTigerll ep Clubg Y.E. S. V. -Pres.g ntin Club V. -pres. 3 Glee lubg Football: Varsity lockg Wrestling:Varsity lockg Tennisg Superin- :ndent's Honor Rollg lusicals. DENISE WHELAN LORRAINE MARIE VINA ELVIA VITAL Pep Clubg Girls' Leagueg Bea Glee Clubg G. P. S. A. Pep Club. CAROL WICKERSHAM DON WHITLEY Pep Clubg Girls' Leagueg Tri-Y. 42 DAVE PIRIE WALLACE Scotty Dog Swim Team. GARY VAN WEST Garold Photography Clubg Pep Clubg Student Court Chief of Policeg Latin Clubg Superintendent's Honor Roll. ROBERT GEORGE W. WHITE llwhiteyll Drama Clubg Pep Club3 Band Captaing Comm. of Programsg Golf Team THOMAS JAMES WILSON llHOok1l Photography Club Treas. 5 Pep Clubg Spanish Club Treas. , Pres. 5 Tennis. VELVA JEAN WIMMER Jeannie Glee Clubg Transfer from Hollister High. JUDITH WISE Mx-s. R. Pep Club. SARA Jo YOWELL Susie Business Club 5 Pep Clubg Tri-Y. NANCY I-IOPPER IlRedll Girls' Leagueg G. P. S. A. 3 Latin Clubg Bandg Pep Club. THOMAS FIEGE PATRICIA MARE WOOD Woodie Drama Clubg Pep Clubg Girls' Leagueg Swim Clubg Latin Clubg G. P. S. A. 3 Junior Class Rep. 3 Tri-Y Pres. 3 Assembliesg Student Court. DONALD JOHNSON lIDon ll Hi-Yg Y.E. S. Club Pres. Baseball: Frosh-sophg Basketball: Varsity. GEOR GE AR MAN INO Armo Football: Frosh-sophi Baseball: F rosh-soph. 43 5 ggndfufe w . ,1 'J L Q- - 4 ' u 1 -1. 5 m A I 1 ,V 'Q' P1 ' V 1, ,. 1 x SQ- ' -as 4, af re-'QV j ilu-an f Q . I'l0Ll0 Ei YJ 1 X I '-if 'WH -1 fill - -.g'fjjL -3, 6 1 ' s I. X ' Q , iv D, , my k N f A w ,Ji I Ax I ' s l W .1-1-can i-111' , qu. 'I' V 'qu'-V. -4, in 1 I, . Q . Y I M 1 '44 T, x 5 . wx ig. New iii' b g x,',.. ,1 N 'Q' ' ' , 5 V, Q1 wi .-k, .Q .6 X M! , ,N , H 'fm ' 9' 3' in 3 .B .L ,w?w X x 1 - ' .F , L if x' H v . . - x 11 , V' -, , Q 1: - ' Lx. ,-1 . fx ,lm Q: - , 1 f 1 ,Qw-'Qi , . , ,, 2 , 18 'f 3, L .9 A w y .Q tm F 4, ,Q ZH at 4 ' its Q S7 f. a N ki5if?ff?KAf mf? ,W -gawy, In .u ' Qqifiw u C Ag t . QW 1 SPORTS COURTESY OF JIM BELLIS N II LJ H U Season captain, A11 American guard, joe Butcher watches the toss of the coin prior to the Oakland pre season game STANDINGS s s F CAPUCHINO BURLINGAME SAN MATEO HILLSDALE ' JEFFERSON CARLMONT Ray De Jong, N. P.A.L. Coach of the Year, stresses strategy at half time The story of the success of the Warrior football team this year might well be symbolic of the tremendous spirit of the South City High Student Body. This year's eleven was ticket- ed by many of the P. A.L. men- tors and peninsula sports scribes for sixth place in a 7 team league. But after a which led to a 7-6 upset overACapuchino. V 50 I 'ill' loss in the league opener to the San Mateo Bearcats, the Blue Machine finished out its season without another loss in league play. Highlight of the season was the upsetting of the highly favored Capu- chino Mustangs, and proceed ing to tie them for the N. P. A. L. championship. Quarterback-end Jim Felsenthal confers with Coach Ray De Jong before re-entering the game. LEAGUE SCORES S.S.F. 13 SAN MATEO 19 S.S. F. 7 BURLINGAME O S.S. F. 27 CARLMONT 19 S.S. F. 7 CAPUCHINO 6 S.S. F. 18 I-IILLSDALE 14 S.S.F. 25 JEFFERSON 19 The jubilant Warrioxs hoist Coach De Jong to their shoulders after a dra- matic win over the Cap Mustangs. 51 -xl N.F-3'.A.l.. sith r 'Sf ,, Q' a' 5, 5 I: H A IV! ?t.'5 539' 'S' g,Pw f33fS37 mpg 5' 3 5.qy41f1fh-H130 ffgit-mis' i?7'i?F'32f-ff' W 2. H Q -5 ,22,,-yisgi Standing, left to right: Rod Ford, jim Felsenthal, Gary Haines QMgr.j Kneeling, left to right: Dick Lopez, Al Barela, Javier Marin, Gary Frink, Mike Love, jim Stireman, Ed Giachetti, Barry Bertucci, Ron Walsh, Louie Agliolo, Bob Taylor, Steve Dirking, Marvin Salisbury, John Reeves, joe Dew. Seated, left to right: Ezra Eisenberg, Ric Rameriz, Jay Kanuith, Bill Yeager, Norman Carter, Fred Nebiolini, john Orchard, Joe Butcher, George Lee, Pat Shannon, Bill Szenher, Bill Blalock, Don Brusa, Steve Anderson, Rod Finale. Z :ff 1 we l IM fp. 1 2 .sl ia? 'ktk'f'k Q Q Q ffl x :E 'iiiial ,Ag 1 gawk It I , f , 4 5,3 fy gf , v 4,- .4 lm - A Ha- 1 3 lfflj I sf! 46 Q , as Qbgyefe x. A f E ,fig A , 1 gm 9 gf Z A x 4 'ig' I 'L-W - Awb, b xA A V N , , , , ,Q , !j',f x V ,.- QQ' 1-- 'F fr ,A ,, ,,, ,J , M , , r - f we E3 I' 2 'rd 'Q 1 K 'A Q ' J ' N 7 l a V ' f 1 N- Q E 4 pg L --f .X ,A wr: I , r qgr , X Q' .Q 4 ' , 1 - an ' W'c1 if V ' f The Warrior bench during - , a crucial moment. Joe Eulcher ALL. AIVWEQICAN South City has produced an All American. Ioe Butcher was named to the 1956, seventy-eight man All Arn- erican high school football team. Butcher's top flight play throughout the season made it seem inevitable that he would receive this recognition. He was the backbone of the South City defense, and produced many aahs from the crowds with his consistently fine, bone-crushing blocks. joe proved to be a deter- mining factor in the War- rior's eventual winning of the co-championship. The South City thin-clads finished their season honor- ably after a slow start. The frosh-soph team finished sixth in the P. A. L. and the varsity finished seventh. Swiftest over the 1.9 mile course was Ted deWilde. Although only a freshman, Ted Sometimes competed on the varsity. Veteran Fred Pariani was the most consistent varsity runner with Richard Mickey always showing well. Freshman Fred Leggero showed much promise. The varsity boasted wins over Hills- dale and Westmoor. The frosh-soph runners didn't win a dual meet, but came through in the P. A. L. final to defeat several teams which had previously beaten them. s if Butch played first string varsity guard in his sopho- more year after being pulled up from the Frosh-Soph. His junior year found him unanimous choice All P. A. L guard. Surpassing all expectations for greatness in his last year of high school football, he was honored as Northern Calif- omia lineman of the year, and then went on to win the ultimate of athletic honors for himself and for his school. CRCDSS CCDUN TRY BACK ROW, Left to Right: Coach Connie Kazarinoff, Teddy deWilde, Fred Leggero, Fred Pariani, Ed Pariani, Bill Medeghini, Stan Oliveira, Manager Bob Darling. KNEELING, Left to right: Bill Mariotti, Mike Jones, Richard Mickey, Larry Lahaderne, Joe De Luca. PAPGOSES -3 -..Dba .. Standing: Larry Minnick fMgr.j, jack Porter, Jerry De Zordo, Bob Caballero, Jerold La Rochelle, Charles Peters, Monte Young, Al Meintz, Broklin Hiner, Don Ragsdale, Harvey Emke, Sherwood Tucker, Richard Zinn, Bob Weiger, Clayburn Butler, Mr. Howe, Assistant Coach, Mr. Keropian, Head Coach. Middle Row: Dave Pappas, Bob Flood, Sonny Carlile, jerry Drake, Rich Morec, Mike Kastell, Armando Zurduchi, George Learned, Gary Peglieroni, Bill Dawson, Don Murphy, Ken Mesa, john Gallegos, Don Bullard, Ken Brusa. Sitting: Anthony Mecurio, Vic De Anda, Mike Simmons, Del Stuermer, Fred Ercolini, Gilbert Esquibel, Mickey Corso, John Connolly, Pete Aunchman, Rene Bessieries, Pete Giachetti, Roger jordan, Mike Wirgler. This year's Frosh certainly did not even come close to being the most impressive team in the lea- gue as far as the won-loss column goes. Their record does not completely show the whole story. Their record of no wins, four losses, and three ties appears to be a lost cause. However this was not true. Almost completely lacking of past high school ex- perience they showed one out- standing strong point. This was their brilliant defensive work during the season. Any coach will tell you that you can't make a player good defensively unless he has a natural knack for it. Al- though they could not build an offense as brilliant as their de- fense, they gained the one thing they were lacking, experience. So it could be said this team had a successful season from the stand- STANDINGS W L T CAP 7 o o BUR 6 1 o 4 3 o H'Ls 3 3 1 cLM r 3 4 o wsTM 2 4 1 JEFF 1 5 1 ssr 0 4 3 point that they built a strong foun- Shown in foreground with clipboard is frosh-soph coach Bob dqtion for Q future winning team, Keropian in his initial year at SSF. Looking on is assistant coach Bob Howe. Sophomore halfback jerry Drake races around left end in the Bob Flood straight arms a Hillsdale tackler as he turns right Hillsdale game which ended in a tie. end in the Hillsdale game, -- , , V ' et, ,,,, .. ' gg f . , 4 ' - f Me 1- . v 1 M T .,.,.,.,,.. ,,., . , 1 ,su , 4 M r N Front Row, 1 to r: Denny Alsterlind, Bill Wieger, Raymond Ming, Mike MacNamara, Bob Gilletti, Ken Aiello, Gene Freer. Back Row, 1 to r: Miles Foster, john Abela, Steve Nevins, Dave Verbrugge, Ray Fontana, Ken Vaughan, Frank Villa, jack Conover, Mr. Snowden fcoachj. STANDINGS W L San Mateo 7 1 Carlmont 7 1 Burlingame 6 2 S. S. F. 5 3 Hillsdale 4 4 H. M. Bay 3 5 jefferson 2 6 Capuchino 2 6 Westmoor O 8 This year's C basketball team was a little bit of a surprise to South City. Coached by jim Snowden in his second year at South City, they finished in third place with a record of five wins and three losses. The team, which was comprised partly of players from a D's team which had a poor season last season, was very successful this year. 56 f x 15,31 S 3 he is STANDHNIGS D'S w L San Mateo 7 1 Carlmont 6 2 Westmoor 6 2 Capuchino 5 3 Jefferson 5 3 S. S. F. 3 5 Burlingame 2 6 Hillsdale 2 6 H. M. Bay 0 8 The D's basketball team, coached by jim Snowden, did not fair too well this year. They placed 6th in league play. The majority of their losses could be attributed to a lack of height. Although the team hustled as hard as any team in the league, their inability to get rebounds kept them from winning more games. Despite this sub-par season the future looks bright for the coming season. Front Row, 1 to r: Darold Lennier, Ronald Marder, Douglas Swanson, Bob Marquez, Walter Poncia, Danny Emmett. Back Row, 1 to rc Andy Ruiz, Bob Lee, Don Motte, David Pegueros, jim Nimmons, Jim Kruezer, Mr. Snowden Qcoachj. 1 , -1, Y' -, :E STANDINGS W L Burl. 11 1 jeff. 8 4 Carl. 88 4 Cap. 7 5 S. M. 6 6 S. S. F. 5 7 Hills. 1 11 STANDING: Left to Right: Manager Dan Alsterlind, Coach Don Guthrie, Bill Szenher, Paul Mobley, Darrell Slafter, Rich Abold, Rich Hurst, Manager Bob Lee. KNEELING: Left to Right: Dick Lopez, Bob Benson, jim Stireman, Tom Dew, Butch McCormick, Joe Dew. ASKETBALL LEAGUE SCORES 48 Burl. 47 S. M. 39 Hills. 39 Cap. 38 Carl. 41 jeff. 21 Burl. 39 S. M. 38 Hills 30 Cap. 34 Carl. 3 1 jeff. 32 V 1 il 45 66 59 19 64 40 39 37 37 25 43 40 64 This ear's Varsit ca ers althou h the finished with a 5 7 Y Y 8 1 S Y ' won-loss record, were a hustling, fighting team all during the year. Led by Dick Abold's consistent scoring, the diminuitive Warriors could give anyone a good battle on any given day. Darrell Slafter the onl bi man for Coach Don Guthrie's crew, Y S did a yeoman jiob on the boards all during the season. The Warriors were dealt. a harsh blow when playmaker jim Felsenthal broke his foot midway through the second round and was out for the remainder or the year. Other boys who played consistent ball during the year were jim Stireman, Dick Lopez, Joe Dew and Ray Sac ilotto . STANDINGS W Cap. 11 Bur. 10 SSF 7 Hills 5 Carl. 4 jeff. 4 S. M. 1 58 BNS BASKETBALL Standing, Left to Right: Mgr. Denny Alsterlind, Coach Jim Snowden, Fred Nebiolini, Bob DuPlantier, Gary Ricci, Gabino Cabellero, Alan Lanza, Gary Utterbach, Mgr. Bob Lee. Kneeling, Left to Right: Steve Anderson, Dick Comfort, Ray Peladori, Dan Ruiz, Bill Yeager. LEAGUE SCORES S. S. F. 40 Bur. 4 46 S. M. 29 Hills. 23 Cap. 42 Carl. 5 28 Jeff. 36 Bur. 31 S. M. 28 Hills. 36 Cap. 40 Carl. 38 jeff. 36 37 57 27 32 14 27 44 36 35 ,'g, i 1 '1 .X 5, I SXN XXXINMXNG 3 S A, , 1 in W' Q W ilffmf. t' Wong 'eXXo, L3 CR K Y xp 011.1 .- y , D - Damon, . .- Yuertes, X., S - CXeveXcmd, ' D '?etexS, XNOYSODQKBXXY, B., Arroxjvdo, 3.3 Conover, ., Stupid. BOW 2, Xeit to right: Spirxehx, ., Todd, Y.3 ROXN 3, Xe-,it no right: Haynes, komp C. ROW A, Keir ro , C - Soma, 5.3 ev Nei oooh Don rsen, Y'-.3 V 3 See , - Worthey . , ROW X, Kei: to ugh . R ' Burkwolk, 'Y .3 A1 rxSt 5.3 PAeXXo, Y-.3 'uXio.rxi, Y. 3 CuYoer, . , Y - Schmolsbggh, R , Arroyo, ., G.3XNore, Doug-,Ku , G4 DrN1sdoXe, W. 3B6X1, M. 3 G1 6 B., Dvlsdoke, G.3D0wsorx, ., ' Y, B.3'YourtXoue,D.3Xcxcop1, . right: Yeyrro , ROW 5, Xeit to righi. M0 XN REST L ST ANDXNG3 Keir. to rig . Yeters, C. 3 Francis, S. 3 Murray, L 3NKC1cNampro, NX. 3 Morgan, Yx . 3 right: Mello, . rl. -rf' Q Yoricmi, D. 3 YNQXSXQ, R. 3 Ford, KNYLLTNG, Keir to - Cviochexti 'th 3.3 Seybohi, R. 3 oh Roy Deymg. ' L3 PAeXXo, K. , hr- Kcmux , B. 3 Coo Ps. 3 Pcxriarn, 1 ' WAC X 1 .0 x wr- , 'Lf' ROW 1 left to right Del Stuermer, Al Barela, Dave Pappas, Richard Zinn, Pete Grachetti, Mike jones, Darold Lennier, Yzac Sanchez, john Gallegos, john Yantis, Dewayne Upchurch. ROW 2, left to right: Dave Foste, Richard Mickey, Bob Radenbaugh, Gerald LaRochel1e, Bill Yeager, Robert Caballero, Ed Giachetti, Gabino Caballero, Sherwood Tucker, Fred Pariani, Ken Mesa, Don Motte ROW 3, left to right: Bob Howe QAsst. Coachj, jim Stireman, Rod Ford, Charles Peters, Dan Diankoff, Dan Ruiz, Monte Young, Tom Davis, Gary Frink, Don Ragsdale, Warren Hagberg fAsst.CoachJ, . 4 The 1957 Warrior C track tean was the best track team in the history of South San Francisco High School. Led by John Yantis and Darold Lennier, the South City 120's overwhelmed all of their North P. A. L. op- position except for the peren- nially strong San Mateo Bear- cats. The Varsity and B thin- clads, while losing most of the dual meets to stronger league opponents, came up with some outstanding individuals. Ed Giachetti, Senior, an out- standing 880 and mile runner, racked up lots of first places. Versatile jim Stireman, a con- sistent shot and discuss man, also picked up valuable points in the sprints. Rod Ford deve- loped into a fine shot putter. Gary Frink, after recovering from a leg injury, became an ace low hurdler. In the B's, Monte Young, Bill Yeager, Gabino Caballero, and Dan Ruiz were the big guns. 61 f 'QQ ,,s WARS! TY BASE BM DARRELL SLAFTER lf iii JOHN OR CHAR D DICK LOPEZ GEORGE LEE ---Qi., c xv. - 3' , STANDING: Mr. Gaffney U. V. 's Coachj, Ray Polidori, Bob Benson, Dave Vina, Gil Ullery, Jim Patrick, Darrell Slafter, jim Felsenthal, Frank Kastell, Dick Lopez, Bob Taylor, Cosmo Nunez, Frank Kelly QCoachj. KNEELING: john Bennett QMr1nc1gerJ, Steve Anderson, Don johnson, Barry Bertucci, john Orchard, Jim jones, Joe Butcher, jim O'Donnel1, Bob Ruiz, Bob Caramazza, Mike Welch, Steve Bennett. ,,.........-4-.uns STEVE ANDERSON JIM FELSENTHAL JIM O'DONNELL BOB RUIZ DAVE VINA Jos BUTCHER Prospects for the Varsity baseball team this season looked very bright. Returnees from last year's N.P.A.L. championship team were Gil Ullery, Dick Lopez, Darrell Slafter, and joe Butcher. With these players forming a nucleus, a good crop of players from last year's frosh team, plus a number of Seniors who were sidelined last year, the Blue and White figured to be the league spoilers this year. With all this material, and a new j.V.'s team coached by Tom Gaffney, Varsity coach Frank Kelly expected a satisfying season. JIM PATRICK FROSH- SOP!-L BASEBALL TEAM ROW 2, left to right: Mike Wirgler fMgr.j, Ray Fontana, jack Porter, Ron Donati, Bob Flood, Dennis Maldonado, Ken Vaughan, jim Dawson, john McChesney, Bob Brian QCoachj. ROW 1, left to right: Jim Rosa QMgr.j, jim Hicks fMgr. J, Russ Scherf, john Skuza, Mickey Corso, Gil Esquibel, Pudgy Yeager, Ray Ming, Joe Dropoff, Bill Bersie. NOT PICTURED: Ray Parkin, Bill Dawson, Dan Emmett. Q L.. 'A LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave VerBrugge, Harrison Fisher, Jim Kuskie, john Hendrick, Mario Avila, Phil Plaza, Mr. Homan fCoach1, Bill VerBrugge, Bob White, Pete Dustin, Tom Smith, jim Francis, Al Lanza. 64 WAI RIOR GOLF TEAM , I Ui It Xi f Q i QE LS, ,Y VN ouvsa KLYNAEL y t A 1 N it c AR no J With two new gym teachers, Miss McMillan and Miss Porter, and two veterans of one year, Miss Oliver and Miss Carmichael the girls had a variety of sports. Fall fotmd us playing outdoor games like tennis, speed-away, archery, touch football, and hockey. With the coming of the rainy season we moved inside for tumbling, folk dancing, table tennis, volleyball, basketball, and badminton. Spring found us ready for sun, swimming, and soft- ball. Interclass sports became more popular. Seniors found the Juniors giving them competition in everything from basketball to volleyball. We will always remember 1956-57 as a year of fun, activity, and, of course, variety. r , .. rf if -i - Y ,, 1 -X 1 I QLNX Q74 '1'U'f'f fkxii - -21 , el, 1 . , 94, A A45 , I i A 1 fs. 1 A IW I f-.W--. ' I --an -ai' it i f J N Pa ,M - xl , 1 A.. ' 4' Y y i A u L I N541 I L A, Qisek X r if v4 1.1: MODERN DANCE GROUP this new group showed us a true example of modern dancing at our Christmas assembly. These girls show promise and initia- tive. G.P.S.A. members attended playdays and entered interclass meets. Volleyball, basketball, and bad- minton were major sports in which the girls participated. A new point system was established and blocks were awarded to the most active girls. SWIM CLUB - for their swim show production, unusual numbers were presented. One of the most outstanding per- formances was the one given by the Seniors. These girls have added an important part to G.P.S.A. 4 , ORGANIZATIO S llllulll IDI ,lm . ,rang l!.!!!!!i!! ,A-' ,g,. L COURTESY OF BUD BOSCO . S U I L O KNEELING, L. TO R: Ron Walsh, Don johnson, Ron Rovetta. ROW 2: Elna Hoffner, Kay Thunneman, Gail Nash, Diane Parr, Cathy Otvos, Suzanne Adams, Juanita Madrid, Anna Marie Rossi, Caroll Essel- styn, Roberta Kennedy. ROW 3: jill Morse, Glenness Hunton, Carol Blake, Pat McKowan, Bar- bara Symonds, Betty Harte, Corky Thodas, Judy Clayton, Janice Health, jean Panelli. Advisor, Mrs. Olinger SEATED,L. TO R: Roberta Kennedy, Sondra Stuermer, Marie Marafino, Donna Christy, Jean Panelli, john Orchard, Harold Geiogue, Sharon Hockman, Gloria Tucker, Sandy Kramer, Valda Perriera. STANDING Richard Patterson, Bob Duplantier, Dave Colyer, Norman Gross, Dennis Baskin, Ed Pariani. . .jfffud S ,gli flfU Q MP5 Q5 , gn.: rg. . Advisor, Mrs. Hill ROW l, L. TO R: Ruth Kelly, Vicki Humphries, Arlene Elias, Shirley Hansen, Elaine Massagli, Angie Kagarakis, Nancy Grassi, Gert Stevenson. ROW 2: Lu-Anne Eliasen, Grace Whyte, Marion Pfaff, Beatrice Garcia, Dawn Morris, Sondra Stuermer, Ear- leene johnson, Bonnie Godkin. ROW 3: jane Childers, Kathryn Brumfield, Sherry Hocknian, W Vhqvli , 1, ,V,, Alxr Marie Marafino, Irene Cevallos, V: Maure e n Mi gna c c o, Rob e rt a I V 'iii Rowe, Sue Narf, Terri Pagni, Pat R ' i i Malley. w- K 4-2'4 ll' 6 OC Advisor, Miss Vincenzini. ROW 1, L. TO R: Valda Perreira, Sandy Smith, Gert Stevenson, Bar- p bam Pappas, Roberta Kennedy. ROW 2: Sharon Hockman, Janice Wilson, Lu-Anne Eliasen, Marie Marafino, Marilyn Ross, Connie Schoephoer- ster, Sondra Stue rmer. ,.,v-f'f,WA .,,-e Advisor, Mr. Murphy. ROW 1,l.. TO R: Trilby Arnold, Sonia Kandefl, Jo Jeanne Marshall, Dawn Mc- Connell, Dorothy Blackmore, Nancy Grassi, Alice Odell, Anna Marie Rossi, Arelene Stevenson, Pam Schoephoerster, Gert Stevenson, Miles Foster. ROW 2: Sherry I-lockman, Maureen Mignacco, Carol Burnes, Jean Panelli, Barbara Men- zel, Judy Clayton, Jo Ann Bell, Sondra Stuernier, Lu-Anne Eliasen, Sandy Slopper, Sandy Kramer, Cathy Otvos. ROW'3: Karen Radliff, Sue Narip, Rager L Sir Gantt, John Boyd, Doug Ware, Richard ofafin Patterson, Raynard McCormick, Ronald Donta, Bill Dawson, Ronald Walsh, Frank Childers. lnanlbfgw 7 2 Advisor, Mrs. Westh. ROW 1, L. TO R: Betty Harte, Jan Taylor, Roberta Kennedy, Donna Christy, Gloria Tucker, Margo Arenta, Angela Jimenz, Bar- bara Bently, Beverly Long, Sharon Lynch, Lila Miller. STANDING: Bill Heinkell, Bob Benson, Ron Rovetta, Denise Baskin, Meton Gadehla, Jim Stireman, Havier B Marin, Roger Williams, Harold Giogue, Jerry Sheldon, Marie Marafino, Elna Hoffner, Beatrice Aresta, Jeannine Perone, Lill Baker, Valda Perreira, Josephine Guitron. Advisor, Mr. Buzolich. ROW 1,L. TO R: Meton Gadelha, Terri Pagni, Caroline Pearson, Diane Slinker, Shirley Crotty, Cathy Otvos, Ted Days. ROW 2: Dave Colyer, Steve Bennett, Sherwood Tucker, john Bennett, Al Dykes, Bill Forrester, Gary McClogan, Rich Morec, jim Wilson, Pat Malby. l 6Llfl'I,6L pA0f09l 6Ll0Ag Advisor, Mr. Crawford. ROW 1, L. TO R: Slyvia Delviarco, Carol Esselstyn, Ron RovetLa, jean Minor, Penny Powers, Anna Marie Rossi. ROW 2: George Perriera, john Broderick, Leonard Bonilla, Greg Common, Skip Kincaid, Bob White, Dave Colyer. ROW 3: Virginia johnson, Jeanie Conover, Lila Miller, Suzanne Adams, Linda Nelson, jill Morris, Alice Pantages, Dan McGough. ROW 4: Diane Petroni, Nancy Gonzales, Sharon Oates, Carol Corsiglia, Barbara Pappas, Bar- bara Symonds, Kay Thunneman. ROW 5: Dessi Murray, Tom Finale, Roy Daw- son, Mario Avila, Dottie Rayl, Juanita Lishaer, Shandre Linnemann. 73 at cm - n 0 - 7 - - M Miss Kelso. iii Why did students miss half of their fourth period class each Monday, Wednesday and Friday? To prepare for TT ,.- those wonderful performances we heard at assemblies -, 4 throughout the year. D Q55 it ' ' f i ,WI . . . . - 9 7' it gg Miss V1nCenz1n1. Lp 5 ea me m ff Q ...M 7A ROW 1, L. TO R: Pete Engbretson fBoy's Sports Editorj, Sandy Stopper QCopy Editorj, Eddie Giachetti fArt Editorj, Marg Stevenson QEditorJ, Carol Matthew fBusiness Managerj, Lu- Anne Eliasen fActivity Editorj, Dick Comfort fBoy's Sports Co- Editorj. ROW 2: Roberta Kennedy QAdvertisement Co-Editorj, Valda Ferreira QOrganization Editorj, Sandy Smith QGirl's Sports Editorj, Gert Stevenson QClass Editorj, Sondra Stuermer fAdver- tisement Editorj, Sandy Kramer QFaculty Editorj, Alberta Light- foot QAdminstration Editorj. ROW 1, L. TO R: Louise Henderson, Shirley Ball, Marie Mamfino, Sharon Hockman, Dorothy Tri- vette. ROW 2: Denise 2 2 Emily Bregante, Sondra Estra da. Advisor, Miss Simmons. arrior ROW 1, L. TO R: Gloria Tucker, Suzanne Adams, Donna Christy. ROW 2: Lil Baker, Jean Panelli, Janice Wilson, Al Barela, Steve Dirking. Whelan, Carolyn Chiano, PM Mis s Randall Advisor ROW 1, L. TO R: Donna Christy, Lil Baker, Suzanne Adams, Janice Wilson, Willes Jacobs, Jackie Hopper, Carolyn Hulsey. ROW 2: Alice Odell, Gloria Tucker Caroll Esselstyn, Jean Panelli, Steve Dirking, Dan Elven, Tom Fiege, Sharon Lansing, Linda Reid, Joan Thompson. QW Sw own STUDENT COURT OFFICERS: Back row, left to right: Dave Colyer, Bill Blalock, Larry Fannuchi, Rich Paterson, Connie Schoephoerster, Marie Mamfino, Sandra Kramer, Sandy Smith. Middle row, left to right: Cathy Otvos, Virginia johnson, Bette Bacon, Sandy Pearson, Anna Marie Rossi, Donna Christy, Valda Ferreira, Barbara Pappas. Front row, left to right: Gary Hopper, Ron Rovetta, Gary West, Dennis Baskin, John Broderick. BUSINESS CLUB: Front row, left to right: Carol Matthew, Marg Stevenson, Betty Bacon. Back row, left to right: Sandee Fhomsen, Marie Marafino, Susie Yowell. STUDENT COURT IUDGES: left to right: Dave Colyer, Ron Rovetta, Chief justice, Dave Motte. STUDENT COURT: The Student Court was originated in 1956. It was started for the welfare of the Student Body and to improve our school. It consists of judges, baliffs, recorders, and The War- rior Welfare Board. It meets every week to hear cases about misdemeanors concerning the students. The judges act as jury and sentence the offenders. The judges hold their office for a year. ufiinefifi ADVISOR: Mrs . Benson CLA ugluclenf Cjounci WSOR - ta? Homan SOYG FALL EXECUTIVE BOARD OFFICERS: Left to right: Sandy Gaines, Commis- sioner of Student Affairs, Bette Harte, Girls' Athletics, Susan F earn, Treasurer, Pete Engbretson, President, Jim Stireman, Commissioner of Boys' Athletics, Sharon Lansing, Commissioner of Publicity, Bob White, Commissioner of Programs. STUDENT COUNCIL: The Student Council began and completed many important activities. The Constitution was revised, a Carnival was held to raise money for the Foreign Student Fund, and arrangements were made for full-length movies for the Student Body. It was under this administration when an all time high percentage of Student Body Cards was sold. New uniforms were bought for the track, basketball, and swimming teams. SPRING EXECUTIVE BOARD OFFICERS: Carroll Esselstyn, Commissioner of Publicity, Sondra Stuermer, Commissioner of Girls' Athletics, Meton Porto Gadelha, Vice-President, Roberta Kennedy, President, Suzanne Adams, Secre- tary, Susan Fearn, Treasurer, Gert Stevenson, Commissioner of Student Affairs, jim Bellis, Commissioner of Programs. I - 2' 3 Q It Fw ffgiiflvf fs if'FS5'?? Q' -z.g! i vs Q 'QS fi 5 ui? ', f -, If 'rg' ' - N921 ?5f3'b gl ?1ggi5Ts95 '? P - 'ga' Q-A Q J 9 '54 I F .,,- .. if . - ' x NJ. P ?f,,,g., 'H --N. . . WX. 2 X ,X ,- X 5 fi X1 .L. x 2 K 1 i Q1 1 6,43-g , f , : l 3 i A A l -l Vl A f t I ,I 1 1, 1 ...- 1 Fi if lf? .....,...,..,,,g..........,1 f. , R9 - 4 -f ff A v A, 1, 4' 5 I i 1 ' ' E I l f ii 2 Q l in , K 'f v if ...Q 41' ' '-,QE .TJ ...'.1'...,f ::-.: ,J 4, , . '. I ' 1 1, ' , i Y w 2 f X 11, 5 0111, ij , ? 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TO R: Susie Yowell, Roberta Kennedy, Alberta Lightfoot, Marg Stevenson, Sondra Stuer- mer, Valda Perreira. ROW 2: Carol Matthew, Sandy Kramer, Nancy Hopper, Connie Schoephoerster, Lu- Anne Eliasen, Sandy Stopper, Sandy Gaines, Ger- trude Stevenson. ROW 1, L. TO R: Gretta Thompson, Judy Daugherty, Judy Tungate, Bev Robinson, Carol Muelrath, Carol Wickersham. ROW 2: Carol Morris, Alma Brown, Pat Price, Mar- tina Mora, Mary Puchetti, Susan Fearn, Anita Epperson. ROW 1, L. TO R: Alice Hill, Lina Franchi, Gloria Bregantc, Margene Eby, Sandy Kuster. ROW 2: Lois Lane, Lila Miller, Brenda Born, Janet Lenhart, Loretta Craig, Diane Zimmerman. ROW 1, L. TO R: Dick Lopez, Ray Mur- ray, Don Johnson, Meton Gaclhela, Eddie Giachetti. ROW 2: Butch McCormick, Dave Motte, Ray Sacilotto, Darrell Slaf- ter, Pete Engbretson, Jim Stireman. ROW 1, L. TO R: Jill Morris, Elna Hoffner, Dotti Rayl, Suzanne Adams, Bette Harte, Jan Taylor, Barbara Robertson. ROW 2: Dorothy Shannon, Son dra Pidcoke, Gwen Evans, Judy Mealmin, Gleness Hunton, Corky Thodas, Terri Pagni. .1 r? if 5 . g. , , dx x ' jixhgfy.. lf 1 ACTIVITIES Epi fi fl E S K. lf 2? COURTESY OF MEL POWERS 83 3' 7956 joofbaf Qmm i l LU-ANNE ELIASEN, QUEEN, PAT CROTTYg AND SANDY STOPPER 'Aww , R. IX CLASS CIF I 1355 -QL f Queen Pat White and King Norman Carter uniof enjoying a dance at the Junior Prom, Moonlight and Roses. Om- Christmas dance Holiday Highlights was enjoyed by all who attended. enior ance 85 cmhhws l 0l'l'l A . ' 'H 4 5 , 'ne If ks! P . J Vi? we ff 3' is i ' a AB . 7 Q . - -i I , N Wg,-p. , nf, .A gg, ELM K .uv 5, i 1 ' ., W I , Jigs.-15 , Aw gg , ??i,:w , :Q ov i ? ' f f--M' , X - 5 W iw ,V L ---Q3 si . x . - ., , 4 fs , f Q. f 935 ry .Q Q mg - f IX-fi' as M KM ,, :as Q :fi Q- .f s ?!' is ,, :flag 'ri, 5,,: L im? 'fmiili-1 gi 5. 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OF0 STANDING, left to right: Bill Dawson, Sgt. at arms, Ron Donati, Representative, Linda Gonzales, Representative, Charlotte Parr, Representative, Nancy Gonzales, Representative, Bill Weiger, Sgt. at arms. SITTING, left to right: Arlene Stevenson, Representative, Nancy Grossi, Secretary, Mickey Corso, President, Sonny Carlile, V. -Pres. , Pam Schoephoerster, Treasurer. unior STANDING, left to right: Represen- tatives: Louie Agliolo, Bob Duplan- tier, janet Lenhart, jan Taylor, john Orchard. SITTING, left to right: Ralph Ruiz, Treasurer, Norman Car- ter, President, Donald Brusa, V. -Pres Pat White, Secretary. .gl'e5Al'l'ldll STANDING, left to right: Represen- tatives: Linda Vidal, Grace White, jo Anne Kelly, Ted De Wilde. SITTING, left to right: Anna Marie Gonzales, Secretary, Pete Giachetti, President, Pat De Luca, V. -Pres., Irene Drevin, Treasurer- S - 51085 I'l'lQl'l ROW 1, L. TO R: Duane Spinelli, Barbara Hamilton, Sharon Sandberg, Sandy Lyman, Aurora Fedele, Sharon McCormick, Sherry Deerivester, Ted Burkwall, Mervel Plummer, Larry Trayeer, Stephen Skootsky. ROW 2: Walter Reynolds, Riendo Arroyo, Russell Scherf, Marian Pfaff, Shirley Sassman, Joyce Simpson, Sandra Ford, Kay Hamblin, Diane Leoni, Richard Zinn, Rickey Seybold, Toivo Rajasalu. ROW 1: Barbara Alvey, Gail Bofird, Adele Hernandez, Judy Palmer, Kendra Whitehead, Diane Dance, Ana Marie Gonzales, Joan Leitner, Sharon Hawley, Anna Scholler, Vicki Humphries, Elaine Carter. ROW 2: Diana Quail, Judy Fitzgerald, Laura Wilson, Fran Robinson, Kay Symonds, Mary Lou Gale, Dawne Morriss, Lois Colyer, Phillip Plaza, Kenneth Blosser, Richard Davis, Richard Schmalzbach, Ronnie Hennessey. 91 ROW 1, L. TO R: john Branahan, Io Ann Kelley, john Skuza, Ray Ming, Elaine Armanino, Ted Trafton, Gloria Fairley, Judy Del Zompo, Delores Camacho, Pat Thomas, Janice Hemmick, Matthew Culbert, Pat- ricia Meek, Steve McNamara. ROW 2: Bill Wieger, Sharon Sutton, Tom Smith, Gus Stamates, John McChes- ney, Don Hunan, joan Thorson, Car- olyn Shannon, Gary Hopper, Danny Emmett, Grace Whyte, Kathy Baker, George Brahy, Roger Buskey, Jack Tellis, Thelma Hazen, Darlene Howard. ROW 1, L. TO R: Ray Labrum, Hope Ruiz, Myrtle Eachers, Fern Oliver, Rich Gonzales, Renee Baur- mann, Helen Davies, Carol Schap- pert, Barbara Asker, john Rainwater, Terry Whitsell. ROW 2: Vivian Mo - sca, Sandra McClanahan, Dennis Smith, Tom Blackmore, jim Di Greg- orio, George McCarthy, John Flatbush Vic De Anda, Ir. Al.-. ROW 1, L. TO R: james Phillips, Linda Collins, Denie Murray, Margie Drake, Juanita Hooper, Marcia Schantz, James Arroyuela, Bill Bersie. ROW 2: Rene Bessieres, Ronnie Rice, Judy Stevens, Diane Vinter, john Cadigan, Philip Rozzi, Margaret Olybrych, john Hendricks, john Gallegas. ROW 1. L. TO R: Gene Freer, Karen Ortman, Larry Heimeyer, Peter Gia- chetti, Mary Puccetti, Lucille Furiosi, Christine Young, Caroline Pearson, Ralph Larson, James Stanaway, John Meagher, Kenneth Castello, Geoffrey Kunst, Robert Cleveland. ROW 2: Joan Mohr, Rachel Rodota, Joyce Madis, Karl Knight, Roberta Homan, Edward Vital, Jon Jenkins, Michael Martin, William Rossi, Michael Krahn, Betty Wallis, Carl Gaither, James Pratt, Terry Boettcher, David Giannecchini. S .WW 2 f,w,..y.s. ROW 1, L. TO R: Connie Hopper, Roberta Carrera, Sandra Johnston, Toni Montegani, Lois Collins, Judith Fowzer, Virginia Johnson, Anna Mon- tana, Carl Keller, Fred Dodge, San- dra Howard, Irma Loubet, Diane Car- ter, Madelyn Cambron, Reba White. ROW 2: Larry Minnich, Sandra Priest, Joyce Brannon, Larry Avilis, Peter Hunchman, Donald Wertz, Darlene Coffins, Daniel Dickson, Janet Ber- nard, La Verne Cave, Bill Pratt, James Conklin, Steven Curtis, Robert Rothen- bukler, Don Bullard. tx xii fr ROW 1, L. TO R: Darlene Pretari, Beatrice Casias, John Connolly, Thais Gatter, Diane Mascio, Elaine Massagli, Carolyn Venturini, Gayle Claus, George Gudaitis, Bill Mariotti, Mark Howell, Harvey Needleman, Larry Hoffman, Robert Hopkins, Randy Hathaway. ROW 2: Robert Wick- strom, Judy Scribner, Shirley Leoni, Madalene de Rollo, Judy Rather, Lynne Kothe, Jane Childers, Kathryn Brunfield, Frank Buscaglia, Bob Raden- baugh, Barbara Whatley, Jim Craven, Jack Porter, Ray Parkin, John Dillon, Ted deWilde. l f r ROW 1, L. TO R: Peggy Rontani, Adrianne Leen, Gwen Santos, Jennie Morenco,'Penny Flack, Robert Cope- land, Jim Rosa, Joanne Benetti, Diane DuPlantier. ROW 2: Melvin Dailey, Joe Benetti, Larry Aiello, Gary Hutch- ison, Andy Gallegos, Mario Vincenzini, Curt Folsom, Gary Utterback, Gerald LaRochelle. ROW 1, L. TO R: Margaret Bammann Angie Kagarakis, Joan Hockaday, Ar- lene Ekas, Yvonne D'Aguin, Shirley Hansen, Bonnie Billings, Vickie Rod- man, Gary David, Martha Contreras, Nancy Reed, Sherry Baker, Linda Vi- dal. ROW 2: Kerry Clark, Betty Haines, Larry Gillespie, Judy Young, Stanley Wittmers, Glenn Clifford, John Tuotu, Irene Drevin, Janet Ben- nett, Carolyn Polizzi, Art Chaney. ROW 1, L. TO R: Carla Galli, Ron- ald Blackrnore, Donna McCarty, Phyl- lis Bastianelli, Teresa Ruiz, Joyce Tuck, Olga Avila, Sandra Pearce, Kath leen Eserini. ROW 2: Rita Milani, Dar- lene Espinosa, Patricia Vasco, Walter Christy, Harrison Fisher, Patricia Pollock Judy Thornton, Patricia Ross, Bill May, Paul Mobley. - 'nf,s ' ROW 1, L. TO R: Opal Freer, Kathy Erdnan, Violet Vernalchi, John Mon- roe, Barbara Hail, Andrea Bottai, Larry Fouzer, Steve Metcho, Lina Franchi, Diana Penrod, Sharon Man- ors, Gayle Cullan, Susan Fredoz, Pat Deluca. ROW 2: Bob Hansten, David Spinelli, Jim Kuskie, Richard King, I-larry Barron, Frank Villa, Bill Pass- arello, Frank I-luizar, Dick Brown, Clenoth McClandon, Fred Tanner, Walter Winland, Charles Seckarys, Noah Love, Don DelGrarde. ill I ' ..,m........., , ,, 5 ROW 1, L. TO R: Barbara Reed, Judy Albonico, Joyce Martinez, Jim I-licks, Mary Francis, Judy McGough, Juanita Lishear, Nancy Prather, Pat Farley, John Maclntosh, Eileen Bunch, Susan Manor, Connie McDonald, Gayle Riley, John Broderick. ROW 2: Don Spisak, Erminia Bottini, Diane Furber, Janette McDaniel, Bob Lee, Bill Daggs, Jim Dawson, John Pryshepa, Gary Kuster, Charles Peters, Bill Mar- tin, Judy Dykeman, Shandre Linne- mann, Jackie Lamb, Bonnie Arnold. ..rnou...... Lt M, ROW 1, L. TO R: Lois Michael, Sha- ron Bohannon, Barbara Martinez, Eddie Morris, Shirley Davis, Linda Larsen, George Tolejano, Ed Kolar, Roger Moore, George Morris, Gilbert Lucero, Bill Duncan, Judy Sheldon, Linda Rob- inson, Robert Gilletti. ROW 2: Rich- ard Garcia, Ray Fontana, Jini Bailey, Manuel Cruz, Gene Stangelini, Robert Caballero, Dennis Maldonado, Roger Jordan, John Slinker, Boyd Stevenson, Nancy Southerland, Richard Lopiccolo Jim Freeman. SOFA Olflfl 014815 1 s ROW 1, L. TO R: Trilby Arnold, Sharon Ayers, Sonia Kondeff, Beverly Cole- man, Shirley Crotty, Kriste Jacobs, Patricia Denning, Bettyjan Leavitt, Mich- ael Jones, Sue Narvys, Sonny Carlisle. ROW 2: Kay Burk, Judy Fogliani, Eddie Pariani, Terri Pagni, Linda Nelson, David Rassmussen, William Dawson, John Bennett, Stephen Bennett, Thomas Davis, Thomas McClendon. ROW 1, L. TO R: Michael McNamara, Arlene Stevenson, Juanita Madrid, Nancy Gonzales, Penny Powers, Nancy Grassi, Diane Petroni, Dawn McConnell, Leticia Carocci, Arlene Brasher. ROW 2: Sue Bailey, Callie Newman, Barbara Menzel, Carol Burns, Judy Clayton, Vinita Bellandi, Douglas Ware, Barbara Symonds, Kay Thunemann, Arlene Sutter, Ron Donati, Dan McGough, Dave Pegueros. SW ROW l, L. TO R: Virginia Gonzales, Hazel Brown, jack Conover, Esther Toscano, Delia Arias, Richard Kas- tell, Sandy Ruiz, Tom Morrissey, Harvey Emge, Bob Darling. ROW 2: Clinton Evans, Paul Dustin, Tom Parkinson, Allen Lanza, Frank Guil- iani, Richard Walshin, Delbert Roach Fred Worthey, Bob Weiger, Don Rags- dale, john Rio. ROW 1, L. TO R: Ann Howell, Nadine Schlegel, Ken Arello, Katherine Wilson, Arlene Parenti, Elvira Toscano, jean Clifford, Carol Conrad, Gail Nash, Ancil Cogburn, Duane Baker, Dino Cavalieri. ROW 2: Quentin Barnes, Doug Swanson, Doug Dawson, Carol Blake, jerry Drake, Don Noonan, Martin Bell, Tom Noonan, Clayborn Butler, Laurence Grossi, Bill Bramble, Brooklin I-liner. ROW 1, L. TO R: Beverly Sparks, Bernice Torres, Pam Schoephoerster, Marion Fernandez, Beatrice Days, Janet Belcher, Dorothy Blackmore, Joanne Baskin, Betty Burton, Lare Lahaderne, Steve Nevins, Burnadette Godkin, Joanne Agliolo, Dana Prick- ett, Sandra Shaughnessy. ROW 2: Sandy Clements, Sallimaree Harlan, Corrinne Comfort, Sharon Oates, Daniel Culbert, Ken Mesa, Bob Flood, Norman Goss, Stan Oliveira, Rodger Gantts, George Learned, Bobbi Perdue, Don Metcalfe, Karen Radliff, Sher- wood Tucker, Monte Young. ROW 1, L. TO R: Carol Morrisey, Fred Ercolini, Claire Houde, Rich- ard Massey, Fred Robinson, Lorainne Masetti, Aprille Torres, Pearl Child- ers, Marilyn Roderick, Carolyn Cle- venger, Dorothy White, Pamela Pea- cock, Sharon Falconer. ROW 2: De- wane Upchurch, Dave Verbrugge, Mona Payne, Walter Poncia, Robert Mezzetta, Irene Cevallos, Dave Pap- pas, Anthony Mercurio, Rich Morec, Herbert Gal, Ken Brusa, Lee Swanson Harvey Richardson, Al Meintz. if it 5: ROW 1, L. TO R: Janet Coartright, Nancy Bonnano, Judi Fieseler, Beverly Bryan, Sha- ron Aldridge, Judy Payton, Angela Jimenez, Felicia Tambini, Marca Miller, Jo Ann Bell, Anita Epperson, Kathleen Morris, Alice Pantages, Dy Anne Douglas. ROW 2: Claude Yeager, Janice Hiatt, Sharon Willis, Janice Gregory, Margo Aresta, James Kreuzer, Gary Ekstrom, Wayne Dailey, Grieg Common, Larry Baird, Leonard Bonilla, Ron Ellars, Don Asker, Cosme Nunez, Ron Martin, Jim Sonne. Row 1, L, TO R: Gloria Dilke, Edna Salomon, Margaret Frangos, Jo Jeanne Marshall, Carleene Johnson, Madeline Swopc, Stephanie Pease, Loree Clark, Beatrice Garcia, Sandra Sawtell, Ro- sita I-lodge, Carol Obenhaus, Kathy Kagarakes, Michael Simmons, Ken- neth Vaughan, Gerald Graley. ROW 2: Gilbert Esquibel, Michael Corso, Ronald Brewer, Kenneth Gardner, Robert Steadman, John Boyd, Dixie Sharp, Robert Watson, Patricia Me- Kowan, Gary McColgan, Richard Davis, Delmar Stuermer, Jerry Moore, Geraldine Jarvis, Clinton McFadden. or ROW 1, L. TO R: Kathy Casias, Hil- da Bernal, Flo Trujillo, Louella Espi- noza, Rosendo Fresquez, Pat Bundy, Bob Kelly, Mary jane Aoah, Charlotte Parr. ROW 2: jim Skeins, John Fuen- tes, Sandy Nelson, Ierry Van Wart, jim Guidry, Iva Peters, Enrique Val- dez, Dennis Yates, Sharon Meinn. ROW 1, L. TO R: Diane Slinker, Nancy Dillon, Noreen Bradely, june Howard, Sylvia DeMarco, Felice Kaplan, jim Colvin, John Yantis, Judy Tungate, Gil Peters, Diane Vallerga, Geraldine Wieger, Barbara Haile. ROW 2: Gordon Jayne, Marion Kean, Mau- reen Mignacco, George Guglielmone, Gerald Linhares, Tom Dunne, Al Dykes, Bill Forrester, Pat Malley, Bill Wright, Mike Wirgler. ROW 1, L. TO R: Noreen Brooch Gloria Fontana, Vincent Armand, Dave Bostrom, Gary Bammonn, Lucy Avelar, Dorthy Shannon, Paul Winders. ROW 2: Al Contrerar, Paul Lynch, Jimmy Jones, Jim Nimmons, Aubrey Holmer, Gary Pagliamni, Tom Dew. ROW 1, L. TO R: Penny Belnap, Vicki Fields, Mary Jones, Bev Umber- tus, Ruth Kelly, Gilbert Lum, Tim Hedgecock, Ted Hunter. ROW 2: Armando Zertuche, Jerry DeZordo, Robert Schauer, Dan Diankoff, George Perreira, Bill Ekas, Tom Walker, Tom Lazzari. uniord ROW 1, L. TO R: Lois Lane, Pat White, Barbara Vidal, Pia Pretain, Joan Novak, Art Lucero, Dorthy Gilletti, Greta Thompson, Adrienne Sullivan, Rodney Meek, Jeanine Paron. ROW 2: Yvonne Nelson, Gene Hernandez, Maxine Jensen, Mary Sue Dyer, War ren Colbert, Elna Hoffer, Janice Nimmons, Richard Irli, Raymond Polidori, Bob Mac- Donclld, Fred Nebiolini, Norman Carter, Bob Swanson, Tom Jobe. ROW 1, L. TO R: john Abela, Arlene Broock, Carmel Paoli, Charles Pate- naude, Orlie Esquibel, jerry Wilson. ROW 2: Bell Verbugge, Bette Harte, Bob johnson, Ed Smith, Don Vlfhitley, Gleness Hunton, Henry Kohlmann. ROW 1, L. TO R: Donna Peak, Lina Franchi, Phyllis Doty, Maureen Sum- ner, Carolyn Castello, Frank Todd, Brenda Born. ROW 2: Pat Natale, Robert Tambini, Marvin Salisbury, Jan Taylor, Fred Wagner, Gene San- chez, Bill Vendrick, Mike Love. ROW 1, L, TO R: Rene Blevins, Kathy Otvos, Carol Conover, Loretta Craig, Xavier Flores, Larry Gardner, Sherlaine Morgan, Ellen Pierson, Bobbie Robin- son, Harriet Philipopoulos. ROW 2: Ronald Dean, Norma Bailey, Fred Pariani, Dennis Morrissey, Jim Hoppis, Dennis Jewel, Ken Winslow, Gary Mc- Guire, Bruce Freeman, Dean Denton. f 1 1 1 ROW l, L. TO R: Margaret Cain, Pat Dever, Roger Morgan, Donna Christy, Alice Odell, Roberta Ward, Linda Cer- rudo, Beverly Hansen, Lila Miller, Jean Panelli, joan Thompson, Saundra Pidcoke. ROW 2: Linda Reid, Mary Helen Walker, Carol Dean, Larry Sam uelson, Richard Samuelson, Richard Patterson, Robin Houge, Anthony Vio- lanti, Walter Drysdale, Lou Ercoli, Bil Szehner, Bill Heikell, Frank Childers. ROW 1, L. TO R: Margine Boido, Rosanna Ferranclo, Janice Vogel, Delma Roberts, Carol McGeever, Gloria Bregante, Gracie Howard, Judy Daugherty, Mary Anderson, Alma Brown, JoAnn Cinquini, Rebecca Camacho, Rosemarie Cevallos, Barbara Costalupes. ROW 2: Wendy Allbaugh, Bernice Tuck, Margine Eby, Ron Belcher, Gary Scully, Rich Alhona, Fred Nevins, Marilyn Ross, Sharon Lynch, Dennis Del Greco, Louis Agliolo, johnny Pianca, Lawrence Kroger, Gerald Scherf, Ruth Kaiser, Wayne Johnson. M 5 T ' ROW 1, L. TO R: janet Lema, Terry Michel, Melinda Green, Marliene Childers, Miles Foster, Lucy Avelar, Beverly Robinson, Judy Malanca, Dar- old Lennier, Leilani Flack. ROW 2: Ted Days, Mary Drake, john Santuccio, Yvonne Silveira, Gary Haynes, Bill Price, Jerry Knopoff, Christine Meyer Ralph Ruiz, Bill Penrod, Pete Tustin. 7 l ROW 1, L. TO R: Gloria Tucker, Lillie Anna Baker, Gwyneth Evans, Corrine Thodas, Dorene Certiberi, Gene Plummer, Jerre Sheldon, Mike Welch, Tom McDonnell, Janice Wil- son, Roberta Rowe, Ann Chappell, Mary Bretthauer, Denis Basken. ROW 2: Leo Germano, Bill Yeager, Al Barela, Bob Taylor, Bob Duplantier, Jay Cottrell, David Vina, James Sargen, Harold Geioque, Jim Pat- rick, John Orchard, Bob Elliott, Jim Francis, Ezra Eisenberg, Van Iler. jawn:-'P ROW 1, L. TO R: Roberta Nofziger, Natasha Jefferies, Martha Watkins, Helen Brown, Karen Alsterberg, Joan Fay, Diane Zimmerman, Donna Farmer, Carol McCarty ROW 2 Garey Smith, Ron Payne, John Pasco, Tom Smith, Carol Arens, Larry Morrissey Jim Aldridge, Larry Jobe, Bob Morales, Yzac Sanchez. ROW 1, L. TO R: Beverly Compton, Alice Hill, Jackie Hopper, Judy Walk- up, Mary Caniglia, Anna Liberatore, Irene Nielsen, Beverly Long, Gloria Anzalone, Dotti Rayl, Louise Gromi. ROW 2: Mario Avila, Carol Dallas, Charlene Folsom, Marceil Dickinson, Virgil Ullery, Geo Newman, Steve Dirking, Lester Kincaid, Bill Root, Jerry Perugi, Janet Lenhart, Pat Muel- rath, Don Brusa. ROW 1, L, TO R: Eugene Pool, Charlene Daily, Barbara Robertson, Bob Romanoff, Kathleen Griffin, Asastacio Sisneros, Bill Kenny, june Costa, Sandra Kuster, Roy Angell. ROW 2: Carl Hursh, Wayne Tish- bem, Ron Sunseri, jeff Payne, Richard Huzar, Milton Swanson, Phil Pauich, Kirby Stevenson, Roddy Finale, Richard Perez. Mmm 'i 0 I up LP' Thinking about buying a new car? Then a new 1957 DeSoto or Plymouth is just what you've been dreaming of. Whether you want a new or a used car, you'11 find Volonte Motors will give you the finest and the fairest deal. You'll find the finest in men's clothing at your friendly hometown merchant. Whether you need a school sweater or a new pair of stylish shoes, Santini and Roccucci has everything to suit your needs. 106 his ROZZI 'S HOME FURNISHINGS 415 Grand Avenue JUno 8-1418 Whether you prefer traditional or modern design in fumiture, your best buys are found at Rozzi's Home Furnishings. You'll find a large selection of furniture, appliances, and lamps here. Where the elite meet to eat - always a friendly atmosphere and good food. What better place to meet with your friends for an after school snack! 7 EVELYN 'S CREAMERY 325 Grand Avenue jUno 8-9987 eriefi 43 60lfLl06I'lgf5 37 exigd Connecfiond Ol gee! M095 SMITH - BLAIR, INCORPORATED 535 Railroad Avenue . Provides flexibility plus the ability to absorb line stresses . Quick installation assures a minimum of equipment and less down-time of line Ask us for our bulletin We feature the all new O'Keefe and Merritt range, the answer to every woman's cooking problems. Also drop in and see our com- plete selection of washers, dryers, refrigerators, and beautiful furniture. GRAND FURNITURE STORE 365 Grand Avenue jUno 8-6586 F. D. MINUCCIANI -- REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 419 Grand Avenue jUno 3-9460 Service with a smile - that's the motto of your friendly and reliable Hartford Insurance Agent. 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