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Susan Miller Dorsey High School - Circle Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

 - Class of 1951

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Phyllis Peckham Ruih Peterson .Az , Mrs. Irene Quisf Mr. Frederick Sampson Mr. John Shea Mr. Wilbur Spaugh Mrs, Josephine Sfephens Oh J 'mx 7' x ' 'uve ' ff' N xg fff of! f X , f' x Q . -'I' ' f f Q- ? 'f' W'-fa f ,Z JW-fa , iff. x my W Mr. William Tucker Mr. Laurence Walker Mrs. Rufh Woolleif Mrs. Evelyn Yerian Mr. Bernard Brown 2. , pt, ,I v . my V. ,ww -ff , ,.,. , 41'-' fffXf4Z' , ,, .f V 41 IQ w. 1 f f I N , 19,-7, I A+, 1 -2 hh f xy! ff 71 X , f 1 3 4 Miss Alice Cooper Mrs. Evelyn Crooks Mrs. Gladys DeVol Mrs. Lorena Norquisf Miss Doris Overfield mf . . .A 1-1' .iw-i . e. for i4,- P:'f5w 'f-Wits f A' f., , . f ,W , 4. a ,P , ,, M ., .fr AM... s s,. si 'pi' 1 Q '2 10 1 ,!,A fi! gy f K, 2, , f ' , Z. J V LEX f Qg, , A '- u?f?' Every term Congress has two representa- tives from each homeroom. They meet to discuss problems concerning school activities and actions taken by the Executive Board. A , ......... W Wifiws' '- e l , ,w im f'z-,W ,fI'21f.tg x-its-!.fiE'4 5 C1 , sf, V i 2 L. I lf' I f' 11 1 Q-:Jig Jginwg A '.Z-'fl' 5 i. 'Qi .51 1 --.---. ...,:1l:-ff-, still? ' ' ff' --'J HV FIRST ROW, left to right: Bob Robinow, Kay O'Brien, Dionne Wells, Nadine Rosner, Darlene Hoyt. SECOND ROW: Margaret Stevens, Carol Engstrom, Tommie Capelouto, Beryl Eddy, Barbara Wenzel, Phyllis Schuster, THIRD RO W: Bernie Schantz, Dan Weisburd Don Baumel, Rodney Supple, Ricardo Caranza, Gary Bishop, Mr. Joseph Drury, sponsor, Hector Timourian. S51 1 7051 0 we The elected student body officers, President ofthe Knights, President of the Ladies, Presi- dent of Congress, Commissioner of Community' Activities, Senior A President, President of California Association of Student Councils, President of the Criterions, Head Manager, and the Editor of the Dorseygram all make up the Executive Board. This year they have done much to help the Dorsey Student Body'run smoother. We appreciate their helpfulness. FIRST ROW, left to right: Carol Hall, Shirley Ward, Carol Engstrom, Alice Alexander, Carol Hamilton, Maureen Aronow. SECOND ROW: Barbara Holman, Irving Perrett, Sandra Beesely, John Bourne, Nathan Leonse, Jane Simpson, Ronnie Wade. THIRD ROW: Paul Silverstein, Jack Schaffer, Tom Robertson, Bob Duntley, Sheldon DeGlaff, Dave Randel, Mr. Joseph Drury, sponsor. l 'l FIRST ROW, left to right: Bob Robinow, Don Baumel, Al Viera. SECOND ROW: .loe Astrachan, Bob Duntley, Seaver Page, Mr. Walter Larsh, sponsor. ,1 p I ' ix Y rw ,.- s. sr' f , N 5' . ' -ibfwx V I FIRST ROW, left to right: George Anderson, Nate Leanse, and Harry Ellis SECOND ROW: Joe Lucostic, Dale Mickelson, Britton Tresvll le, FIRST ROW, left to right: Tommie Capeluto, Sandray Beesley and Lillian Amemiya. SECOND RO W: Shirley Ward, Carol Anen Marietta Mazzola. YT FIRST ROW, left to right: Kay O'Brien, .Ioan Turner. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Mendelson, Lois McKean, .loan Allen. game! The Personnel Board plays a big part in helping the students with their problems and attempting to make correct adiustments. The Board, in order to help new students with their problems, sponsors noon sock hops and plans assem- blies for both boys and girls. The new students are given special assemblies to help them get adiusted and to tell them about community life. Mr. Walter Larsh and Miss Mary Howard sponsor the board, and with their fine backing the Personnel Board will always try to make Dorsey students satisfied with their school. P FIRST ROW, left to right: Naomi Rovner, Estelle Kushner. SECOND ROW: Mio Hyashido, Sally Baker, Carol Engstrom, Barbara Echoff, Francis Clark. THIRD ROW: Mr. John Shea, sponsor, Gary Bishop, Hector Timourian, Bertell Ferguson, Paul Silverstein. FIRST ROW, left to right: Jean Kaplan, Sandra Beesley, Nancy Chelgren, Diane Baumel, Marion Ward, Dorothy Wong, and Kay Yamamoto. SECOND ROW: Diane Quintrall, Greta Erickson, Margaret Murdock, Lillian Glassman, Angie Semeriian, Joanne Pinkston, Mary Moulton, and Adaire Jones. THIRD ROW: Ray Hansen, Don Telec, Stanley Smith, Gerald Gold, Johnny Olafson, Carnegie Calian, John Bourne, Don Baumel, Howard Raymond, Riccardo Carranza, Sandy Berman. 0 n. SECOND FIRST ROW, left to right: Geraldine Loudermilk, Dorothy Wong, Mary Moulto Row: Miss Joyce Munson, sponsor, Jean Kaplan, Jane Simpson, Naomi Rovner. THIRD RO W: Sandy Berman, Leslie Slom, Irving Perrett, Mr. John Shea, sponsor. FIRST ROW, left to right: Dorothy McClure, Kay Yamamoto, Mio Hayashido, Beulah Sellstrom. SECOND ROW: Don Telec, Dennis Hague, Henry.Kelleman, James Heaton, Lawrence Schnitzer. S257 M ' K? ' s X x 1 , kgs fu ' 2 ,Q-. . - 'gil ' V, P X, - vw f , 'vs ' i f f 'f v. .,, Q.: '- ,M ,- . ,, -' ' I ,Q BOB ROBINOW sEvER PAGE RicARDo CARRANZA Pfelldenf Vice President Treasurer Hn. .J PAUL 5lLVER5-I-EIN DAN WEISBURD SANFORD BERMAN Pregidenf Vice President Secretary I I f m F ,mfs L' ' A , Jo: AsTRAcHAN DON BAUMEL Mx, BRUCE FITZGERALD BERTALE FERGUSON uf? NATE LsANsE GERALD LOWDERMILK r X 'scifi . . .1 -t,. ..,, 99 . , ,L sr' i ,ull 4- 3 'iff' .-ji TRACY STREVEY RODNEY sums An honor which each boy looks forward to when he comes to Dorsey is being able to have the scholastic leadership and service achievements that make him eligible for the Knights. I4 The group assists all the new boys with their pro- LAURENCE WALKER MR- WALTER I-ARSH Sponsor HECTOR TIMOURIAN Chaplain DENNIS ABBOTT BOB CAMPBELL HARRY ELLIS Treasurer Chaplain Sergeant-at-arms ..., I S .ilq sf' A Bm CRHGHTON sHsLDoN DeGRAFF DON GRALL RICHARD HENDERSON ' 1 fm 13,1- fran' rm, gffj W W l 7 5 , 1' , mfg 1 , ' wi 1 'fi mhffirisv 1' H -,7 .Q M J f? 32221 5,1 'Wf ff ,ff we ' , f , iff' iffy' 41,1 I IRVING PERRETT STAN gg 4 BILL VAN ALSTYNE .,.,.....- grams and helps them to get acquainted with Dorsey. At all of the special assemblies one will find the Knights ushering. They give a great deal of help to the P.T.A. meetings. The Knights are considered one of the top honor organizations in the field of service. ' 85' Jw 135' 5 V, , kg, A I I GERRY MENDE CAROL CAMPBELL Vice President Secretary BARBARA WENZEL President W, R, A A zzz Ea' if 4,7- 79 555 VIRGINIA HAIGHT BARBARA HOLMAN JOAN BROWN Miss MARY HOWARD Treasurer Sergeant-at-arms Historian Sponsor -en., 'la SHIRLEY WARD TQMMIE CAPELOUTO NAOMI RovNER PHYLUS MENDELSQN ADQAIRE JONES DOROTHY WHITE. BARBARA HOLTZMAN President Vice President Secretary e'9eont'c 'arms ChC'PlO'n Higfonqn 1-, f '.-.R , ' ' f if '1 1 , L in A lf f AFM f f X A 'i i A SALLY BAKER PAT BATES , , by R A . . iii ' Z I A DOROTHY CRAWFORD BARBARA ECKHOFF DIANE BAUMEL SANDRA BEESELY vfiywy gb .- , ,f V A at -244 L2 A A iff, if? ?,,i,W ,, .X G X l nligfzif A MIOKO HAYASHIDA l Rahla Lazar vlcKiE MINYARD fiiii i,, ii Q I V,,, M77 ,VIVZV 1whl,!4,3VC ? , w -- ,i :,'y,L5,Q , ffm, 1 A A A A L , , ' ' 'Hs V M, s-an 'ig' A 'V X , E JANE slMPsoN MARGARET STEVENS JOAN TURNER The Ladies is a girls' honorary organization at Dorsey. Membership in this organization is the goal toward which all Dorsey girls strive, but only those who show outstanding leadership scholarship and service attain their goal. The main duties of these girls consist in supervising the parties for all new girls and ushering at special affairs and representing the Dorsey student body, A girl who has been a Lady can iustly feel that she has done her share to make Dorsey a better school. BERYL EDDY CAROL ENGSTROM HM fl -M gig- l'-.1:s,.Lwf Q - K , rl Y i 1 , fi il . 1 Z FQ li N , gg . , CN K, C3 P' if K, X . . Q wwf-vw 1 3 F A ' fi . ,,.,4: 'W .f 'ZQCWQZY f '.7lf' w,'wff?31-L. in 1' 324. FIRST ROW, left to right: Alice Alexander, Shirley Bashar, Carol Hall, Kay O'Brien. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Wound, Marietta Mozzola, Betty Baer, Lillian Amemiya. Eddie Palmquisl. Ted Roszak 5m fiv,,.,,5, M H A M W. .. in YW ' --3 Q?--t sa, -1 1' , 'w ,, - 1 1.-1 i+, -xr? ' 'gyuv Qlgp A S-'SLN-'QM' V . fi. ,454 'F' ,' ,, S 3- ',t'pg.f Q. --NL..-4 Q ,, I . E- . ,H ii Jqfllgt-,qM,,:jg.--3:31,.N,,g,x I J- t ag. 1 , 'L4S5,'v4-Pg if x'3'1+,-i!r1'.1Q-.'F 1 5 mfs, 534:13-4i3l-. .' uwrle 7'i1 f'UiS'-e w? LaValle Kellogg Dqye Randal 1'g.,,.m'- .V i V4 -A-me-an A , . 'TL!'gffi- , 1 nf .1'--?'F'7'ZY'? 'TT1v:'L- 1 I'f77, T '9 '-, , 1 . .,'fwf'Q i'i '-':1,, :--'- . .l , 'f-'4,'r 'l Y ,F-'f ' t ws-4-,gp The members of the CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION are: Alice Alexander, Lillian Amemiya, Fay Aratane, Betty Baer, Isabel Baker, Gary Ballenger, Shirley Bashor, Diane Baumel, Don Baumel, Matilda Benveniste, Sandra Berg, Sanford Berman, Yvette Bilkiss, Bernice Braid, Lola Brener, Marc Brenner, Joan Brown, Maderia Bruce, Jenille Brunskill, Sandra Burley, Murray Burnsteen, George Burrongli, Carnegie Colian, Bob Campbell, Carole Campbell, Louise Carmona, George Cassady, Bernard Chanowsky, Tom Christie, Lena Cobert, Marilyn Cohen, William Creighton, Barbara Davis, Carolyn Deitch, Diane Demuth, Mirriam Dennis, Tommye Desmuke, Evelyn Difiore, Pat Dillon, Ronald Dolkart, Eileen Doner, Dottie Eaton, Beryl Eddy, David Edwards, Barbara Ellis, Carol Engstrom, Joyce Erlwine, Margaret Essayan, Marilyn Farber, Rodney Farris, Shirley Fink, Tricia Firmin, Bill Fortner, Elaine Foster, Ronald Frank, Nadine Friedman, Dolores Fuller, Marvin Gilbert, Jacqueline Gish, Bruce Gladstone, Jane Glidden, Anne Goddard, David Goerz, Doris Goldfarb, Art Goldfinch, Harriet Goldstein, Barbara Goodman, Arnold Gould, Don Grall, Laurence Green, Barbara Grunder, Carol Grunder, Kay Hagakama, Carol Hamilton, Ray Hansen, Norman Harris, Nancy Helfer, Beverly Jo Helms, Lauren Hendrickson, Nancy Hoffman, Barbara Holman, Darlene Hoyt, Nancy Humason, Arline Huthsing, Dorthea lnselmann, Dorthea Jensen, Adair Jones, Carol Jones, Judy Joseph, Roberta Jurick, Jean Kageyama, Jean Kaplan, Maria Kiechle, Estelle The Criterion Society is a member of the California Scholarship Federation. Those students who are in the club four semesters become Sealbearers. The Criterions' aim is to promote scholarship and good citizenship throughout the Dorsey Community. FIRST ROW, seated: Alice Alexander, Diane Baumel, Mickie Stevens, Vickie Minyard, Carol Engstrom. SECOND ROW: Bill Van Alstyne, Marilyn Mansfield, .lane Simpson, Claudette Yeoman, Tracy Strevey, Carnegie Calian. Kleen, dernhard Kraus, Sandra Lapin, Rahla Lazar, Les Leibson, Flora Leplren, Raymond Lesonsky, Leah Levin, Geraldine Loudermilk, Tabby Lubarsky, Earline Madson, Marilyn Mansfield, Joyce Matty, Marietta Mazzola, Dorothy McClure, Robert McElwain, Geraldine Mende, Phyllis Mendelson, Paul Messinger, Victoria Minyard, Charles Messler, Tone Mitzner, Edward Mizrahi, Rhea Moskon, Marilyn Moulton, Mary Moulton, Greta Mueller, Margaret Murdock, Marilyn Newcomb, Eddie Nozawa, Barbro Nyman, Stanley Parkhill, Ruth Payne, Joanne Pinkston, Daniel Pogoler, William Potter, John Pustilnick, William Raff, Doris Ransom, Howard Raymond, Elaine Reitman, Sybil Rosman, Naomi Rooner, Joel Ross, Ted Roszak, Dolores Sanders, Lawrence Schmitzner, Phyllis Schuster, Doreen Seefred, Marvin Selesnick, Mary Beulah Selstrom, Madeline Shaver, Suzanne Sherwood, Yvonne Sherwood, Lily Shintani, Dorathalee Siegmund, Jane Simpson, Ann Small, Malcolm Smith, Susie Sorenson, Theodore Sparks, Floralyn Sterns, Margaret Stevens, Marlene Stewart, Tracy Strevy, Rodney Supple, Barbara Sweedenborg, Richard Terzian, Patricia Thompson, Lillian Tobey, Britton Tresville, Carol Ung, Morris Untre, Joan Uman, Bill Van Alstyne, Mary Ann Vitz, Ronnie Wade, Robert Wagner, Robert Wann, Marion Ward, Shirley Ward, Dan Weisburg, Richard Weiss, Barbara Wenzil, Shirley White, Cubby Wilder, Flora Willet, William Wittenberg, Dorothy Wong, Barbara Woo, Jane Wu, Kay Yamamoto, Alva Yano, Harvey Zaid, Rhona Zonis. I I FIRST ROW, left to right, Bernhard Kraus, Elaine Foster, Carol Engstrom, Shirley Bashor, Bernice Braid, Phyllis Mendelson. BACK ROW: Barbara Grunder, Marietta Mazzola, Claudette Yeoman, Vickie Minyard- 17 v x I , , ' ,!' l ik 2 'E f n 4 v f e , Y .2 4' fi 4 f x DON BAUMEL Boys' Personnel Vice-Presidenf Senior Bee Vice-President Service Capfain Sealbearer Knighfs BOB ROBINOW Varsify Foofball Lefferman LDS Presidenl of Knighfs Personnel Board Congress F96 10115 'ii M RICARDO CARRENZA Head Manager Triangles Knights Congress Five Semesfers in Managers Club BARBARA WENZEL President of Ladies Girls' Service Vice-President Sealbearer Third Page Edifor of Dorseygram GLS L. w'T'fv BERYL EDDY Sluclenf Body Presidenf Commissioner of Fine Arfs Ladies CSF G KEN YELLIN GARY BISHOP JOAN BROWN Boys' Vice-Presidenf President Girls' Vice-Presidenf SALLY BAKER Secreiary rdf' TOMMY DESMUKE Treasurer xr' V41 43 'gi ' 1 fi' E Delories Aiken Murdock G. Allen Allen A. Arnold Joel B. Aslrachan Patricia R. Bates 'fl J. 4' ,K 'y- .1 - 3-6 if gs, . ig, J as fi f 115 J ,215 f , f.. ' lily.. ff 525:35 'Z :Q- 'lf' SL! fr'-1527 f f5l1f5fVfL I I , I 1 f any r f wr K I 1 1 fy 1 ' , V f 4 ,Lo - 9 S C. ,,.. ur iv' Q . 9 BA .. XX V M. Patricia J. Alexander Lois C. Aroner Joan P. Arnold Sally L. Baker Edward A. Bath .1 .,,, , .. zffaqzv if ' 9 Z , af X M, Lf ,lf ff , , , 0 Joan R. Allen Gladys Ardiffy Gerald S. Aronson John E. Baldwin Earl A. Bauer, Jr. f .Je-5 ,ff .fv Zi, 1,-5. .Yix ' .4456 . .IGP .f . . . -rf' ' .' --4: -Jr' ., . i .-'ix 1 T ,.55f5-I ,l .p- ' -Nu , '.v-:-- ,' .rw ,Q 1.. .f-ae. af . N -Q' ,. ..-4 . - -' 'mf' , ' ' H ,,-7-1 ' ' -TTY' gf' fff'..:-ff-?'? . .-Julia' vi 5 'Lf' H , 'gp- Kf ' ' Wifi 'ET .. Qi ' ' ' .ig 'Qu 5 X. -, A if Pr i- 0 . . . .' .- .rv Y - -' 'if 6 K , . 5 wa ll -- fr o .V-' .1 ' - f' H Q' , 11. 5 h .. ' 1 'S t 4 ' Lx gba , . ,Kg G-It 'fx' . '- 1 qi -9- 'R' 4 X L s, .A 22 it-ian ff' a Diane J. Baumel Belly P. Carson fm ,J ,, ,W Z M 0 r 'FY' 'f ' ,' 1 7: f bf? , V .1-, I f.,., 5 . xi: If Donald J. Boumel Don W. Carswell fm, fiffjl I , QQ. my X kr, , VM I ' ,f iip 5 Y , f fr ww , , f .J 1 f 1,9 9 f K fy ff, X04 ff ,f Www., of' ff , ,yf 2, ,yr jf i fm. ,, fl 'fi 4, f f ff i dew y 71354 ,f' , K. Dorafhy M. Crawford William H. Culleton Leonfeen P Dame Diane R. Finkel Donald J. Fitzgerald Donald E Ford ,711 J. 'X :Z .Z . ill -, .1 s-. FIRST RO W, left fo right: Tornmye Desmuke, .loan Umann, Carol Campbell, Barbara Wenzel. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Moullon, Dorlhalee Siegmund, Joan Brown, Belly Greenwald, Margaref Sfovens. THIRD ROW: Don Grall, Don Baumel, Robert Wagner. Joseph W. Benon Eric T. Besag Nancy L Chelgren Hanna J. Chimberoff f -Q A Q. s m l , A 1? L ., he f A .i ' ff ig .V ...X . V V 'F V Q' gl'-'T 5 .. 4 I 4 ' I f-m y 'G' - .. J 25 ',,' 5. , V 1 M - 'vi ' V, ,V, , J y J I, in 4' 4 Q4 Gary Robert Bishop Lena P. Coberf 4? vw- ff' g ..,. 1 747, fi S- Joan C. Brown Lois D. Calvin Joyce L. Cohen Ethel C. Cohen , ',: - f 5 ii-. gxj ' '1 . , a f V 'V ,N .1 3 l 1' xi - f , l ff ' fr ' ' , 14- , JT! , ,eva , . 91: n , sl ff . I fr' f 'Q lrllll 2 lf. .. 49 Carol J. Campbell William Coleman f ,qw 'vwlyyomf -, V,3VV,?f. W .rex 'iw 'eA,Cf'V T955 V -My 's. 4 , Mario R. Carranza Rita R. Contreras QV . 4 1 4 ,,, XP X M Q, lnn fi 5 fy, V 3 , V Q 4' 'V ai .27 V as 1 . W' 2 lawn, 19.1 as V ' we 1 ew xe' orence y rances ecarofla Philip Federgreen Berfell W. Ferguson W Tommye C. Desmuke Jacqueline L. Dick Catalina Duenas Fl B. Edd F J. F yd Gerald N. Freedman Carolyn E. Gallagher Knox O. Garrison Alvin Geller Selwyn l. Ginsburg Roberta E. Golden Arnold J. Gould 23 ,-ilu: 1 Q' git-'14 1 .L 'x 9 I ug f, df 13? 5 0-Q, .gb Donald E. Grall Joyce M. Hopcrafl Leah Levin James L. Miller ff! an-Us kms - A. ' L . 1 , - . 2 .WE Vg . ' sa.. . fx-, 51- '5- I M WW? f s W 9 .Wig 1 - Z x ., A Q L '. . 5'- ' ' , ,gn-.. K R io, M M L . 'aff' l' Q ,,V: Z , - -f l . i f ' of L' Q e- f l . e. A L4 L' J I Belly F. Greenwald Norman E. Greenwood Darlene M. Hoyt Arline H. Hufhsing Jay J. Levine Patricia L. Lewis Joseph V. Mizrahi Charles Morello 5.43 V, ,,.': n 24 if 5 uw I Q... 'iv .Q . Ronald W. Griffith Gloria E. James June M. Logan Carol L. Morris it riff 'Sv ,A-.22 nm ...px Q f- ne dk . .ga ,, if Rodelle Grysor Virginia E. Haighl Wilma V. Hale Harold L. Jones Donna D. Kaslner Jerome Kennard Deborah Long Deborah R. Lumpkin Marilyn Lund James C. Morris, Jr. Esther M. Moulton Robert G. Neill -.f Q an My . to--ff - , 12. . 41 bf. ..4 3, y, . 4 N., ,V ,TU , I ,SV 'Wi VV Y Wt' 1 r S? ,. . 4, Q Q Q 2 it -so -:V ,V nf. . .. .. . 4,1 , ig , . W -. 3.- J . 33 . .1 . XX 2 T f is mi , ' V Jw . . HH , 'Q y fa , tk. f Shirley R. Harris Maria H. Kiechle Carl R. Mantes, Jr. Daniel E. Nelson . 4 we i 4 M li i A , ga 39 . ,rt , i .A f W 1 1 c f fu eg g, ar 4 V ' . 2 ,fizif L 42525 ., wi. Q SVT f,, r+Jfff.Qfaw lwt'...g2v3 VN ' ,V,, V . , .. HgwQ..55Rgf .f2mwefHQ.QQe my , , ,VV,.L f .: Richard M. Henderson Marilyn L. Kummer Adele L. Manton Vicki M. Nelson K fr Q. fb- , ,,,, , ,.,. , X X Q... , 4 3 sz l , M.....,e'f,!t -' f,14SE 9Kf Elaine M. Herman Charles H. Langeli Jack L. Martinez Loraine Padveen ka f V .251 .K 5 . o S4 T ,, H 6, , Q V .5443 12 up , nv L if v' A . ' 1 X - 'A W. Q: . ... ,. af- 1 77 fx f f 1 f fl 4 1 xii V 1 . Elaine D. Hirsh Harry W. Larson Harlan Mayne Seaver T. Page Each semester Dorsey graduates some students who have completed their work during summer school. Members of the W'5l class in this group are: Jack W. Biernbaum Marilyn F. Cohn Thomas A. Darling, Jr. Concelfa A. Demo Marilyn Farber Selma M. Goodman William C. Lehman Julian L. Lein ' Ida M. Marbach Thomas E. Mayfield Barbara M. Seidner Lynn E. Thomsen - , T my .fxil Jw f N, f ,1 'X I- .fag ' f ..jP gia if , ,ff 1f'rt 1554 ei . . Elwell J. Hithe Keith E. Leaburn Richard E. McCants Ruth E. Payne Laurence D. Holtzman Jeanne L. 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York Sw .-:Zhi 27 Sanford Berman Secretary of Knlghts CSF Sealbearer Service Board ' S25 Dorsey Community Players Editor of Trlal Flights Wllllam Creighton CSF Sealbearer Knights Five semesters of service Barbara Holtzman Historian of Ladies President of Circulators GLS CSF Five semesters of service Science Club , Tracy StreveY Parllamentarlan ot CSF Knights Carol Engstrom CSF President Ladies GLS Glrl's Service Vice-President GlrI's State Bruce Fitzgerald Knights Trlangles Member of Service Board CSF Boy s State Barbara Holman President ot GAA Ladles Girl s State Sealbearer GLS President of Key Club Two terms of Congress Junior Varsity Cross-Country Rodney Supple Commissioner of Community Activities Knights CSF Sealbearer Boy's State Key Club ,, , ' ' 20: 1' VL'L14ifyfL' 2 - s Tfwfz 5, ewffll V ' ,,,' fy it 4 f ,ff V, ,f f Vi Blu VCI1 AlS1'Yl'le gfji, ' I ' , rf'7'7fl'iL1: I ff 4 - Knights F alb r r N V H ? ., V, f CS Se ea e V California Nevada . 1 , L oratorical champion V, Presl d e n t- City Fe d e ratio n Q' of World Affairs Forums Cross-Country Letterman 7 Dan Welsburd er of Flne Arts President of Community Players CSF Sealbearer Vice-President and Secretary of Knights Assembly Committee Dennis W. 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De.lane Elmo Delay, Jr. Richard V. Delle Donald W. Dewey Patricia J. Dillon Thomas M. Dillon Jane Haruii Doi Jane Himeko Doi Ronald H. Dolkart William M. Donnelly Billie J. Dorriss William W. Doss. J. Arthur Dratz Robert Drummond Allan D. Drury Bud Duncan Janice M. Duncan Robert L. Duntley James E. Durden , -..- ..-.-.-,-.-v-.......1w....v-V,-v-.. - .v c--ruwsxwa, wt' Grace I, Dussert Harry M. Ellis Margaret B. Essayan Richard T. Fortuna llene Glassman The Following Graduates, '5l,are Service Men: Ronnie S. Caudle Ronald Jay Fenwick Richard Benard Gould Jack Harold Licht Ronald Jack Ponder Darrell L. Huston ichard J. Dziuba rank J. Eminger onald J. Ex Sladys E. Foster obert Glassman Barbara E. Eckhoff Ronald M. Engman John G. Fecarotta Ernestine J. Fox Anne Goddard Bobby F. Edwards Carol F. Engstrom Anida S. Feldman Nadine C. Friedman Harold E. Goetze Marvin Ehrlich Walter E. Engstrom Colleen D. Fields Ben Fuiimoto Gerald P. Gold Janet B. Eichelberger Conrad H. Ensign Martin B. 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Klenovski L 3 V I 1 L Ng, I 'TEJTJ ggi J xl? l.,.f. fZLf1f'ffJ343' ITL Joan M. Kroeger Marybelle Kruger Koji Kudo Shigeru Kuida 62 -1. QV' JV' J 'Z 'ul wwf' mm, ff A, f f L, f X f L. f.g ,,wf,- ' m 77 V 'X 04 ,we gwb 22 LT ' ' f?72fL5!Z'T ?ff. ,, ,. ,,,, M., A T, Q! 0 ,.,'f,41,ff X.. , V! , my yr ,QM fav, f L... 'f M . f ,W ,rw V f ,MQ6-:f, . W.. ,ffm - Q 4 ,,',,, 5.2 nw ., V. ,ff-fs ' f, mf, , , I I7 4 j 9 1 ,v fj f 1 4 f .. ,,, f QW f , X Gaz-. 'fviyf f feqfafrf , ff fri: f fmz. ZW .7 Q if 1. z X143 yn f ,. ,,,.m. X. u,Yi,3,,.bQ323:. A, J' fcrwziwf . .-, .R ,,, .,.f. ,-1...,X. 1.,:gv.., f g g' A- . za. illffi .2 . L Qiyiwfgiayf Rf: f s,1t,z:v, if F ifi . v X A A QA' L 'w l X 39' . gg if . R by X3 5 5 X . Q' 'f Q J if f' g11ffM?l. We ZYEQQTS . X03 K 4 x A-4+ V s 3 X ,ya K Q 4 2, A 1, f.. f f EQQQZZ X sf.. in wagzfn W1 1 f Q 1 ,X ff 45 N A i f xc J f c f,, og ,hr I -4 ff f , X Ji 4 0 f ', . rem. f- . I f, ' 1' fl Q,-ijfj' ., -1 .f,w..,.,f , ,.,,. ,f V, , .. .. -, if-.,g.3w, fe, fa, 5. K v x1',:11.v.. wc- 2 e, I , ,411 'M , 5 A. if fx., , J ff . Magi., yr., ff Kww'w -14n.mrff Syl er. ' . ,, f . ...Ls eff. ,v1:,f. fa? -Q 5 ffm, Z ,.,. ..f,,..L.,. . ,, .. ., . . f .Q -.,,...f..-..ff'.14ze.1. --,W Yzrf ifwfzrvzr wp :V fp L, ,Y ,L,, . . V. 2, 1' , . 3 W J '?.r gg ?2!HyfQnQ -ggwaqgf 9 4 ., , gage. 'wif if v-,- .--f..:.2z2bzi-a I -f-,j Walter R. Hall Carolyn M. Hamilton Charles M. Hansen Evelyn Harb Richard Harris Mary K. Hayakawa Mioko Hayashida Beverly J. Helms' Nancy L. Hoffman Edward A. Holland Barbara L. Holman Barbara L. Holtzman Gloria J. Hunnicutt Marie E. Hurst Denia L. Hutchison Rachel Israel Lois A. Johnson Diane A. Jones Matilda P. Jones Peter Jordan Sharlett R. Kaufman Beverly A. Kay Henry R. Kelemen LaValle J. Kellogg Aaron Kopulsky Marvin S. Korngut Hallie J. Kraft Bernhard A. Kraus Shigeo Kusayanagi Esther A. Kusnitz Edward L. Lambert Leonard J. Landy Virginia A. Lauricella Harriet A. Lavintman Rahla Lazar Don W. Lee Barbara R. Levin Leon Levy Louis J. Leits Mary E. Lindermcm David E. Mann Barbara J. Manning Joan E. Markano Hobbs B. Marlow Donald A. Marton James E. Matiin Karolyn J. Matuskey Marietta N. Mazzola Dorothy A. McClure Joanne McDonald Jacque L. McGiIbert David T. McGill Patrick M. McGinness Lois L. McKean Virginia R. McMichael Jerry M. McNamara WWE r'r'r vi rw aff? FFVEEY rsfvb 3 f 15 ' fi X 5-LI? F'-PM E E X'-bv. II ,iq xd A qs. 4f ,,,. 5,-L 'S I TX? 3131. 1 14-rg t ws, D, 9'-iv 31 H X I ft si -Q f .ra an J A N -5 Ly -r Robert E. Means Burton D. Metcalfe Marilyn L. Moll Roger Nielson JoAnn Oliver Stanley F. Parkill .iw-:f..??f f, Y A' ' we , 'K' Q J, fy 2. it Yiwu--.V. . . .viper M. , - 1,2 . fffu i?:g,r:if:f3'z ggi-3932320 ' V SQ, ':, hu... ef Q62 fi ,gpflif . V M i 2:.V , -1.45 1. , Michael L. Mekiian David G. Michener Fields R. Moore, Jr. Emiko Nishiyama Lynn E. Oliver Betty Pazanti ,Y X .A L 1' we viz, Q Q' 5 4 .. , , 2? 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'A Z n-ff? 5 31: - 4 Zfi2f'9ffVff, -1 .V ff. .gg .gf--,, 1, ,, ,iff if W.. my gf ., I f,'.,. ., ,, f. jfhpi 95 cy. Q Vg . , , Vfa'-Lyfw?.g,f,y, ,4z,ff..h., , , '3Q,y,,.ffr'v,.f.V 1 Sai .12 f' 1 Phyllis Mendelson Beverly Miller Rhea Moskow William DI. Nuchols Richard C. Orth Ruth M. Peterson 'v i f . J , f-uV,xVf . ' . iw. V, , ,.,, . Wit., , 1 zfhzagw. .V ,Q - A wwf, 1 .Vf,ilV?L4'ffp7. Q..-L - ' ' ifffm 43. James S. Meredith Harry C. Miller, Jr. Mildred M. Moussafir Kathleen R. O'Brien Anthony G. Padzunas Frederick P. Portney '5- KM fl. V , W., ,,,yzg.,,., ,,., -, ff , . V A -af -fi r Lf w4f,,:4,V,gf.9V,.., ,,,,, ,- , A, , , Vf. A W ,,,, , - V - f 'Q If ,: i im.-.- ,,,, . W ,W , , ,. .,. -ws.,--V - 3 HZ? V , f' an -V., V ' , ,V , , V 5 M Frances G. Merida Leon R. Miller Eugene T. Murakami Richards S. Ochsner, Jr. Edwin L. Palmquist Donald J. Poryes .2 'V ' ,' 7 .... M . 'ii 4 L , yij.,.. . X a 5 ' 3 , , ,,klV.oe......, Sify f 2 Q, 'Vw 1 ,.V 1 .7 M. F V ., V V'L, . , ,,,,- .,,.,V,.,, mf. M Samuel Merian Sue Z. Miller Irene M. Nelson John B. Olafson Nancy L. Parker Robert Postal .. ,.. X5 WW. , ::.c:..,1 . fV':VwV4'4iY91.2w2J- f' Y+1w1-2--24 X 4f' qV, . .- V-i' ' if. fi,Vc521:,i,Q, ,A 755:12 ,f ,, ,QEg?w?5Y?f?.1,'e2- 1 1. we 2 umm ...fy . Q. v 3 fzmymzazep . .1 :fa .4 4 ii 1 X' Q af! X f fc . ww.-V, if., ,. ,f P 40 fy. .V . , f A, 1 Z5 x X 'L , V f 53,1 gf' .M . ' -' f-1. 2 af 2 ,, can .Q HV , , 1 ,X if ' 7 f , madll. ' Q. 9l Y gf 'sf' -J , S'-3.9 A F A 1-. 9 E , zr 9 if' Q Q , Gloria A. Potter Fred Raio Warren J. Riley Joel Ross Harriett E. Schofield Richard E. Sichetstiel Yvseryg f,',,,.-.1 .,- 0.1 . 402' X,-x . N .K Q ' J eq:,:.u - . 1 , . all J.. 9 ,- Y W ,M N . . if' a 1 2 ' ' .f Q' 'f' .Q X -QQ w,fs,f- f y ? ,L fi vi V ' .9 ' 1:47 :galil J 'ig f YU' x I 'x Q SJ.. L, r V, ff Cheryl A. Prior Dorothy E. Reid Joan M. Rohrbacher Bernard A. Schanz Stephen M. Seyarto Beverly S. Smith ..-'ff Ester Pulido JoAnne Reinhard Sybil Rosman A. Susan Schleninger Joyce J. Shadowens Ernestine Smith George A. Rcfeedie Surah J. Richmond Eileen S. Ross Leslie A. Schlom Robert G. Shear Floyd D. Smith prrvgfrf' L j ' ' I Y uki' rt 'P' ,gf ' ' W- f- f f -ze 355.6 a le. bf' I Z' FT w:fr.xx.- -6... '. -7- J, .R 35 1 .:- 0' ffvxft: . .. wr .mf 9.-.c . 5. M . Q55 .. s., N vi . MQ-1, if at J? ff L-2 cixy3F:wgel, ?75if5Ti5i5,ff55 .. - Q imag e 53 1 4- i5gQ.y.'- I--..ay ..:rf .1'.,.i? -51.41 fl , .-v s v 1 ., r ':-+211 ' AU. ,554 , .A P2 g.f?i .': gi '. L- .y1fgQysLp,C VZ A flxfftifk- ' Q, 531 .U Q 1 f'-9fTl527'2.lfl't'f5 ?fEE - Wi T ': V? l'? -' . L lywiw ii ' 'i'lY l: 'wi Wiff 9. .J ...I A.,.,-Jwgpw2gl..35,g, 1 .-wg. :fv,.- fly ai A xl gu n .. Z V. ',..Q,J-4.37 ya Q '-' ,A i911'??+.'V'f Hyswv 9 4 gg .rg '12-.3 In ,I yy- x-6 .1 'H . , 92 0n' .,, 17,-fbi'-fi: ' f-f Ha 'lg?'49a f' -1 1. V- P' . ..,-. . 'slislpl-Qi? ' 5 . f 'TTY 'SL-K ' HY -' 11- 1 -sf' 4 J 1 ' Mr 1- -L JY' do my tp -gf aspggzt .52-24's- 'Q . L '-.I 1 -me 1231.--. - Q.. uc TF J -'Y.1: .fff- . - A .f S. : . wh. .sa --wr: .. -H -1 . 1- K La,--,fl 4, .y f- -- 1.4. 1 ,J ..-1 1 . 4 .f . ,-, -f fm -+ 4 W Qyrfwf 'f 1,,. .1 M- twfie .5-4-. L 1 1- , ' ,, il 1 l- S ix , JP' V ,1 .3-V 1 u 1 U.. gg 9, 1,911 2 , 1, . TE' I. 4 v ,?' ' r, 1 fn ri ll ' .' 4' I 1 . ' 1, ' .,' Z., .Ev Q -Q. X :r . . SEZ' '-f ' 1-. 3 ,. . Sanda J. Smith Stanley D. Smylie Barbara G. Stantial ' X' 4 llllam J Starkey 1 C We ,,f,!1E ,, . ff-if !'v 3 ' Q? 7 ly.. , ettiy 2 . ff' 1+ ' :LT ff. 'il 'si Joan M, Stasulis A V Judith L. Stein Anita E. Steren Marlene M. Stewart Rodney W. Supple 'r-'-' S'M' ' Vero I. Swenson 421' 1 Darlene A. Swetland ' , . f ' .f 46 Q H g nu UH : ' ' 2 7 4 W L I , V . . KQY L. Swnngle ' f James C. Tally , ' J, X , k , ,HQI'1jil',i-Qfliiixl Eddie Tamura , 1, 4' f 7 M H 'f L Hag, K i f f l f J if John D. Taylor .:- . - f f 'el' , , L ' ' ' .3 ..- - .,... ,. ., . Jack Tepper ,j , , ' S . 'f ' L Hector Timourian I 1, Jacqueline L. Tomlinson f . f,f F Vlolo M. Tomlinson f V V- A V V .. f ' ' ,. . L . , .. ,. f 1: ff . ., 2 Dorothy A. Touchstone Betty J. Turner Gloria A. Turnipseed Alfred S. Uchizono x . , ss. f . ,l T ' T. is , ff? ' T Y I f. 'Ili ff 1 XA ' M Ai 'fr' J 1 N-1 Carol E. Ung Olivia Waer Deonne D. Wells Caldwell Williams Doris L. Woolridge Harvey Zaid 40 34' ak... Qqx -Q R. ? ' '-4 L A ss -'-ww-'pgrfer--' wi Q ,Eff ...aw g wa- 'W i ,,,- W ' i, gf,.,.,gk -- ' .5 .. .. . PSHE: f s VFTQSF if :- ' . --Q- -'le f , 4535, , , .1 rf'S:?2iC,?,J3 r . .. 9 s. .- , . - -'Rf - SE i X is M-'Sl liiirf-U - Q Jimmy A. Ushiiima Shirley A. Ward Jerry W. Wenzel James M. Williams Kay K. Yamamoto Richard Gould , Agfwr' 44 9 we. , , is 4' A +55 ' Z , A, l ip LS. 7:5 , . if Q ... . ,ij-ss . LM - 4 N i ' 'E Iifffxi ggving f- -, .. qw L , ' V A y 5, f.5..:'-1 . 1. -9 M Q53 ' ' 1' ' 7 ..'f1-iflai ' V ie - ' 2.5-3: 45 Nr is ff Q Q-if ' 35 ' I J A 5 eff 91' ., X . , A , . Q , , William W. Van Alstyne Howard L. Waxer JoAnne M. Wheeler William E. Willis Alva F. Yano ,..ss.sM Mary M. Weary Dorothy J. White Bernice Wiseman Hiroshi Yano , Cal - .P Marshall L. Van Benthuysen Mallory Van Slyker Dorald J. V Adrienne L. Weingardt Julius M. Weisberg Shirley C. White Carmelita A. Wilker Paul Wolby Barbara L. Wolf Will Yarbrough Judith Yarnold ,4 nr ...O -v, i . ,T ' ,.:f:-::- N? fp .,.,' Q . ' , .7 ' I,-Qu ff. - .. ,V Ds? A If , ,K , Af .J -W7 .a1 , ' .w J W W :Mx 4.. . -' ul A , -7. ,.4 ll WWF LM' ' I Mau , 2 Cyp- .. . . Wiki-515-him .P - ' ' 1' -if J -f.-425:- ,f'-. pain.- . mas:-5 1 A if' Mars Gs- mfg' .5595-.w.:' ,ff 1,w.5:2ff -s - ' ff-. -Q - li-' ,zkibf-392,552 ':5'! ggyjflflajgl fx. W, '1'1,u.r'.qW-?1.4,g'v U 41- qtgfx71.7:.:5 1 ' 'f'Gf:wf fl - - 5,5 3 . 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UU- - .. ...,... .4 ..fv-1-.Q -1-Lnrrsm 1.14-M Mn H51 Q-walkman - anWinkI1 Slcwlewt ffcheuemwt AMERICA AND THE POET l One of these times we'll meet in combat, You with your complex parade grounds Of egotism the whole world lovesg And l utterly alone, scratched From the briars that guard towers, ln which the princess wakes by a kiss. . . And when you have killed me, my revenge Will be the dying of swans mysteriously. L. NG :fe used if does fo hold Hof Such ALICE ALEXANDER rgnfe fhe f,,f'fZ more promise se fro ISI le In ' Alice Alexander is an Editor of Trial Flights. She has won two ,where ,kllvfhe sfeep Slzuhfains l inter-scholastic poetry contests and has sold material to wfsf fn fhe the C OolredOrel f popular magazines. Her big project out-of-school is the com- lvhde ele dork he-or alleys I piling of a high school anthology. il hire' ondgonce and f' I Y depot., Pfeosu I Wo . re g globe usedsfo Hfhe for pl fl' e 0 If e now gsasf WCS Qjp Us yOUZ3Ure: a Now th Q heqp of Y of leisu l I . e , dun fe, offer in gr s in ,he C., Q. yl p . o I y T RANSXT .QSS '9 fh lips of fo il -T Life i e flme Us T TNTERST . Mosfli Z dying bofif fhe Come T 6. 'Z Oidohomc WY Q. or 'Ong f ey 'Clk of , . dO'Nn ed Nxcoe i or O C rnofley Wlng gamut nom one GGY' rf, S 0 lon Q' Wes 0 owe Qlon9 ei A ey don? If gef funn A cyclone e m Tennesse ,. A now whe y XV i ,' fe Now the7 -, --f el' are L g:!. a N ADXACE xNFUsllO - ns , - ' hz sts have Use- Q tluid 'S wg Xgl Co bglmm BU' . Q em onexlv nge O mOTe m - -we P barge ou die. Morticians C hile betofe T So wait 0 W Ig,, fv b 2 1 SANFORD BERMAN Sanford Berman is an Editor of Trial Flights. He writes humorous poetry and has sold many of his pieces to household magazines. 'ian la me T 42 Yi H , 1 5 wi' ,. t if . K A ' f mg f .. f.f,, J. ' 'W A. ,diff ' ,Qfffffgcf V 6 I Qzfgfwg., QT .f L mm,, .. A , af ,rf , f ,Vg Q W , K if, 3 2. ' , 4 Z ,wilvllli 1 5 P! xii ZW! iv fi 9 QL we :fi ali H1463 ' ' ' i115 WE 515 .M 1,-. vc. ITV' - iff f ff Qriy rm' a y 7 I- .A f .,..- , 4. . f -.4 f V ,QW Q' . 2 5 X V ff A I I , in , 4 5 A ' W4 Lfqfygg s li x EDDIE PALMQUIST Eddie Palmquist, Dorsey's two year starring pitcher earned the title of Player of the Year. He also made the All-City team. Eddie is an all around athlete-playing on Varsity Basketball, another one of his accomplishments. One of the newest and most vital clubs at Dorsey this year is the Dorsey Christian Fellowship. The president of the club for l95l was Carnegie Calian. :pa X! CARNEGIE CALIAN MEL ROBIN Mel Robin took first on the rings in the city semi-finals and at this writing has a chance of taking All-City. His winning per- formances play a great part in Dorsey's meets. RHEA MOSCOW Rhea Moscow has done excelle t k ' n wor In the art field. She has won a Certificate of Merit in the Scholastic Awards. MARVIN KORNGUT Narvin Korngut has proved very able in his chosen field. He also placed h in t e Scholastic Awards Annual contest. CAROL ENGSTROM DORA DeLARlOS STEPHEN CIERTO These three Dorsey students were winners of Certificates of Merit in the Annual Scholastic Ceramics Award. b 45 vi? 1,4 Q 1 fm A 1 IV N4 - if 3 1? X, 3' +2 'Q F S6711 ,Mg P- U 2 .A I' T., . 3, . .J ,I 43 -15' D 145 4 i f- x k Y 1 an .-..--rf ,Q ZM Q' is Q. 4 , S , K ,.,, if 1 , IWTL1 A x,N , W WX ff X, Z X Z I A ,Q 15- MZ 5 Off ,gl FIRST ROW, left to right: Jackie Gish, Ilene Glassman, Anida Feldman, Alice Alexander, Joan Markano. SECOND ROW: Carol Campbell, Sally Baker, Conrad Ensign, Sandra S . THIRD ROW: Ed Segal, Murdock Allen, Richard Pecharich, Beesley Shyrline omers Jerry McNamara, Nancy Hoffman, Janet Eichelberger, Dan Nelson. The l95l white and green Circle is improved by better pictures, different style senior photos, and a more organized annual. The 'Circle is published yearly and appears in June two or three days before the close of the school term. Thanks go to Mr. Bernard Brown from the Business Office, Mr. Gerand Burchard for photography, Mr. Walter Larsh who took care of the sale of activity tickets, and to the Adminstratlon and the Attendance Office. SMMM 5 Jo Ann Aehle Alice Alexander Murdock Allen Salley Baker Sandro Beesley Shirley Bierman Carole Campbell Janet Eichelberger Conrad Ensign Anida Feldman Jackie Gish Ilene Glassman Nancy Hoffman Joan Markano Jerry McNamara Daniel Nelson Richard Pecharich Edward Segal FIRST ROW, left to right: Ben Borok, Ed Segal, Shryline Somers, Tommie Capeluto Gerry Mende, Joan Rohrbacher. SECOND ROW: Sue Beardsley, Dottie Eaton Conrad Ensign, Anita Feldman, Dick Pecharich, Nancy Hoffman, Adaire Jones, Mr. Robert Douglas THlRD ROW: .lack Ashenfelter, Jo Ann Aehle, Colleen Fields, Joan 'Ralsky, Margaret Essayan, Harriet Goldstein, Don Gifford. ! fqgpnssz ,ka I 'xo 444' FIRST ROW, left to right: Joan Umann, Alice Alexander, Selwyn Ginsburg, Barbara Wenzel I f Nadine Rosner. SECOND ROW: Yvette Bilkis, Shirley Bierman, Tommie Capalouto, Caro :.,., 1 Hamilton, Miss Mary Turner, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Carnegie Calian, Joyce Erlrwine, Adair I i f 'I Jones, Shirely Ward, Ilene Glassman. FOURTH RO W: Don Morton, AI Vieira, Sam Merian lex- Bob Gerlock. FIRST ROW, left to right: Joan Umann, Nadine Rosner, Alice A ander Selwyn Ginsberg, Barbara Wenzel. D The Dorseygram, Dorsey's weekly publication, brings all the coming and past events of the school to the members of the student body. The Editor-in-chief, and the four page editors make up the Dorseygram staff under the guidance of Miss Mary Turner. The first page of the Dorseygram consists of school events, students' activities, and news stories. The second page is, known as the feature, and is devoted entirely to the RST ROW, left to right: Rowland Day, Carol Hamilton, AI Baccarro, Tommie Capelouto, an Morton, Evelyn Porter, Emerick Mason. SECOND ROW: Roger Carter, Jim Mellin, iaire Jones, Alice Alexander, Shirley Ann Ward, Shirley Bierman, Sally Gettinger. THIRD ' ' h OI f n, Jack Parsons, Caldwell DW Ken Struman, Don Gifford, Sam Merlan, Jo n a so 'illlams Lawrence Green. enioyment of the students. Page three contains news of clubs and senior activities. The fourth page consists of all sports activities. Page editors give the assignments and plan the pages. The staff writes and gathers information for assignments. We all owe our thanks to Miss Mary Turner, Journalism, Mr. Francis Mazeikas, Printing and Distribution, Miss Esperance Slykhous, Sales and Advertising: and Miss Edna Jones, Art. FIRST ROW, left to right: Don Marton, Carol Hamilton SECOND ROW: Shirley Ann Ward, Alice Alexander Adaire Jones. THIRD ROW: Shirley Bierman, John Olafson . 'W , ,f V 25556 Vg. if I 'Es L y ,M Cl'lA-XRS Sit down The chair is a child Who when company comes ff Evades you at the moment You laughfknowing all the while You have ruined your stockings. ' Won't you sit down? 4 , T35 chair is a triend X go, Sm arm, personal I 0,- , Off 91-S Holding out a welcome hand I gof 02716, I bil of You relax, and with o thanktul smile, NZ O ' Us y one Accept. gf X -Z I sf eye 001003. fini, 1 N ,ng nh Ove ,fe 9 Be seated now. ' O0 gon 0 f,OU'Oge The chair is on old maid X X X 80: ofbg Ofpnffhg Upright, straight laced, stitt o into Of meaufy O-Ysbncfy, ln it you cannot relax a moment. . U,,6. ',0fe:, e!fL You too, must be upright, straight laced. l0q,lf7'iV1eo,e' You long to be tree trom her aching conversation. gif ' y Flop fufogff fesqyx The chair is a teen-ager baron rude, lnfhe, l Casual, bright, gay. O 0,5 5 w,yho Never seeming to grow old Off vufnpen Chit! ,ru Always eager, never empty Cro my oblmfnks 6 -Wen Because it is youth. H7feCj,0,hg lhdx Y. QU, . Upsidaisy lgf my M75 IZTUS-S'f,bnA A swing to a throne fnlvfhgbofber Z frfyl. Ing, A perch trom which to view the kitchen C0nO gfed'0lfedefh9 of flylh Baby ot the chair tamily like f'0d,q.'71 'Ny 5 gs- Trying to be big, like a child on stilts As yea!! of Ions, CUC The higiielioir with the Pink Bun . Wah' ' Q C my 5 Aclwy, rougfjmmo elfx Take your choice Ofc 9 for edgnpro And sit down. ge- U sones, due, - fBy l.orolee Allen V dpqpe . y X r ey Abbe A 7. , Alexand er iff. -f SACKSOXJ' The cryptic Voice l Now diamonds are indeed very hard. The fcltve body C'S dead But so is glass. Still glass will crack and diamonds won't. The berfrle mind ,Sunil That's probably why diamonds bring their price. H Ufning Soul y Sffll l wouldn't say it is a wrong thing to y He 'Ubored I S gone. be hard, provided you can stay hard never cracking ' Ht? laughed Engl he ,obo the glass we spoke ot. Now it you will treeze His polmcs wnd worked 'ed hard your heart and sour up your belly then Is love Gffoire Strange Und pycyed you musdtiwilt to spnshyne pweetnpyss when gl, 5, play , it comes own tot at ina test. ese AnrdtZLOUgh if all h Gmc. tough men that melt at death are the weakest so Ay G Symolished hy e Spoke l know. lhey're cowards, really, but atraid roke, y I S fellows to say so. Perhaps thatis why old Andy .lackson was -By R4 so great a man. lcle had the look and temper ot a trozen :chord Ter ' and torsaken corn-stalk, rigid, cold and gnarled. 50 Zion lclis heart was whale-bone, his soul was tashioned atter a collar-button. .lackson was iust hard, there's no denying. And he stayed hard right up until the last. For when the Lord gave Andy one last breath . . . a tinal chance to break, repent, torgive betore the lost end, he gave a spit ot plug tobacco and he weakly wheezed, l shoulda hung Calhoun and shot lclank Clay. damn bad l never got to itl A fby Ted Rosyack .list too PTE!! we .Lim 4? mi 3 1 f fe gigqzlti fi -. xxiihf-1' Q, F L ! 1 rf , STEVE f x he J v f ' V ,,, , B W A fx W, ' ,gf if ' W Y viii'- : s 'ff V 1 ya' lift... , ,Q -, ,,,,,,g, FIRST ROW, left to right: Betty Baer, Ruth Payne. SECOND ROW: Doris Woolridge, Roberta Golden, Geraldine Butera, Jean Kageyoma. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Ida Scott, sponsor, Roberta Jurick, Jackie Gish, Margaret Essayan, Miss Esperance Slykhous. FOURTH ROW: Janet Rothenberg, Jane Weber, Lena Cobert and Harriet Goldstein. FIFTH ROW: Marilyn Rodax, Dorthea Jensen, Yvonne Sherwood, Suzanne Sherwood, Tricia Firmin and Gertrude Silberschien. I The Dorsey Secretaries compose an outstanding group of girls in the Commercial Department who are of great help and service to the Dorsey Community. Their duties are typing letters, mimeographing ballots, addressing circulars, and performing many other secretarial tasks. LEFT TO RIGHT: John Eckhardt, John Baldwin, Bernie Davis, Joe Miller, Jerome Kennard, Mr. Frank Mazeikas, sponsor, Bob Dady, Don Carswell, Don Groll, Joesph Benon. .A , Z x 'T' X This group is responsible for the printing of the Dorseygram, school programs for graduation and assemblies, office forms, cards, hall passes, posters and other school printed material. As we see, this group is one of the most important organ- izations on the Dorsey Campus. fy, iyfiiri . at ,f:,f fn Z '!f'f I l i 4. f4Q.x?LWI55K1 QQ? Lt! Q? FlRST ROW, leff fo right: Sandy Malnik, Marshall Hacker, Sheldon , De Graff, Bob Robinow, Don Grail. SECOND ROW: Gerald Lowder- milk, Mel Robin, Harvey Kalmenson, Dave McGill, Dennis Abbott. THIRD ROW: Leonard landy, Ari Biddle. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Francis Benavidez, sponsor, Don Ford. FlFTH ROW: Doug Brolkert, Eddie Palmquist. A D. S, Q The Dorsey Lettermen's Society is considered a fine and 0 0 well organized group. We find them ushering at the assemblies, at athletic events, and keeping the campus orderly. The Dorsey Vikings work to keep up the high standards that they have maintained for many years. They serve the school in every way possible to put our Dorsey Community on the top. f-5 AIS FIRST ROW, left to right: Stan Singer. SECOND ROW: Paul Silverstein, Don THIRD ROW: Nate Leanse, John Dehen, .loe Lucoslic. FOURTH ROW: Jack Parsons, Dale Mickelson, Tom Robertson, Seaver Page. FIFTH ROW: Bill Doss, .lim Miller, Harlan Mayne, Dick Henderson, Roland Day, Chuck Cooper. Kouslowski. , Y-,-,,...... .,.., ...-sw, ,--.4-an 1 f . ...f i , f at .. - 44. U Sci'- lcriim ,mi 7462 The Key Club was formed in I949 by the Executive Committee in cooperation with the Kiwanis Club of Angeles Mesa. The functions of the Key Club are to represent the school in many community activities, ushering at assemblies, raising money for worthy charities and generally representing Don Hi. FIRST ROW, left to right: Bertell Furgason. SECOND ROW: Joe Astrachan, Ricardo Caranza. THIRD ROW: Hobbs Marlowe, David Randall. FOURTH RO W: Gary Bishop, AI Viera, Mr. Laurence Walker, sponsor, Ronald Malin. FIFTH ROW: David Gage, Bob Campbell SIXTH RO W: John Bourne, Nate Bram. SEVENTH RO W: Jim Meadors Irv Perret, EIGHTH ROW: Harry Ellis, Conrad Ensign, Bob Duntly 1 1 1 Bruce Fitzgerald, Jack Martinez. 'adam A Triangle is recognized by his brown sweater and bow tie. Members of this group try to set a good example for the student body and uphold Dorsey's citizenship standards. They also cooperate with the students, faculty, and administration. ni 7' If lllli FIRST ROW, left to right: Hector Timourian, Bill Voorhees. SECOND ROW: Carnegie Calian, Earl Bauer. THIRD ROW: Larry Holtzman, Tracy Strevey FOURTH ROW: Rodney Supplie, Bill Cartlege. FIFTH ROW: Pat McGinnis Keith Leaburn. SIXTH ROW: Jerry Eichelberger, Mr Robert Douglas, sponsor Dave Michner. f Xe 'F 4 -FIRST ROW, left to right: John Morse, Renee Schulman, Phyllis Mendelson, Ruth Peterson, Diane Quintral, Ronnie Wade, Jon Coleman, Jerry Bamberger. SECOND ROW: Burton Metcalf, Howard Raymond, Barbara Eckhoff, Gerry Mende, Angie Semeriian, Ted Rozsak, Ddn Weisburd, Nancy Parker, Al Presburg. THlRD ROW: Bernice Braid, Dotty Ertel, Shirley Bierman, Shirley Culter, Marilyn Kiesl. vt' Under the able supervision of Mrs. Annice Moore the Community Players have had a very successful season. They have given for the community, fall plays of The Potboiler and the Night of January l6th , and the summer play of Our Town . All have been very successful. We hope they will be as successful next term. Malkin, FIRST ROW, left to right: Louise Carmona, Bernice Braid, SECOND ROW: Ray Jerry Bamburger, Howard Raymond, Ed Mizrahi. THIRD ROW: Shirley Bierman, Ted Roszak, Sandy Berman, Marilyn Kiesel, Mary White, Bob McRann, Nancy Corbin, Barbara Holtzman, X Ronald Wade, Shirley Cutler, Sandra Berg. FOURTH RO W: Dan Weisburd, Bernie Chandow- sk Gloria Heaton, Don Pories, Janice lser, Walt Engstrom, Evelyn DiFoire, Burton Metcalf, Y, Mirriam Dennis, Maureen Aronow, Charles Hansen, Mrs. Annice Moore, Sponsor. FIRST RO W, leftto right: Gerald Loudermilk, Betty Hovey, Pat Dillion, Mark Brener. SECOND RO W: Bruce Fitzgerald, Dave Randel, George Casidy, John Borne. I O The fall of 1950 saw but one veteran performer returning from Dorsey's great squad of the previous year-Bill Van Alstyne. So the primary iob of the coach was to start building. From the material at hand there was little hope for any kind of standard showing in inter-school contest. We failed to place in either the fall Speech Teacher's Assn. Festival held at Eagle Rock High School or the state- wide U.S.C. Invitational Tournament. A few capable speakers were uncovered for second semester debating as the result of an intensive inter-class debate tournament. BILL VAN ALSTYNE FIRST ROW, left to right: Brad Pischel, Rodney Supple, Don Enholm, Larry Nelson, William Wittenberg, W.W. Van Alstyne, Alice Lee Burke, Ed Lambert Lillian Toby, John Bourne, Pat Dillon, Britton Tresville, Leelane Elles. Bruce Fitzgerald and Dave Randel won with Marc Brenner and Gerald Lowdermilk taking second. Extemp speakers showed fairly well when over 30 speakers talked to ll,OOO pupils in Dorsey's Community Chest Area. The spring semester is largely one of service clubs oratorical contest. Currently Dorsey is engaged in the annual American Legion Contest with Don Poyres, Ed Lambert, Don Enholm, Bill Van Alstyne and John Bourne. Entered in the Lions Club Contest be-state-wide lwon by Bill Van Alstyne last yearl are William Wittenberg, John Bourne, Don Enholm, Don Telec, Lillian Tobey, Larry Nilson, Rodney Supple, andBrad Pischel. The great Hearst contest on Americans of disctinction is in the offing with no tryouts yet having been held. It is believed that the present speech efforts at Dorsey will provide the several needed speakers who have and know team spirit about whom a squad of able speakers can be built. . Bruce Fitzgerald, Dave Randel, Betty Hovy, Pat Dillon, ' 14 rung-1 at 'f ,,. 1,41 O I 0 This committee was begun this semester. lt is under the direction of Mr. William Rhoads. The duties of this committee are to plan the publicity for all assemblies and school activities. They have done a terrific iob this semester. FIRST ROW, left to right: Shirley Bierman, Marilyn Keisel, Micky Moll, Anida Feldman. SECOND ROW: Tabby Labarsky, Carolyn Deitch, Wilma Zeigner, Rhea Moskow, Maureen Aronow. THIRD ROW: Ben Borolr, Steve Droker, Judy Joseph, Isabel Baker, Yvette Bilkiss. FOURTH ROW: Marvin Korngut, Jerome Jordan, Bill Donnelly, Sheldon DeGraff, Ed Segal. CAMERA SHY: Sandra Grinstein, John Taylor, Diana Ellerbrock, Nadine Friedman, Zoe Von Rosenberg. 'V ' ull! ....t.3....4.....- -n-.Y.-.qn---s- . . All fine arts proiects are encouraged and carried out by the Fine Arts Committee. Programs are given on the Circle Stage, the Little Theatre, and the Auditorium. This year something new has been added, for the committee planned an exhibit each week, ofthe best art work, poetry, and photography for the enioyment of the Student Body. FIRST ROW, left to right: Flo Stern, Barbara Holtzman, Alice Alexander, Jane Simpson, Vickie Minyard. SECOND ROW: Gloria Heaten, Marietta Mazzola. THIRD ROW: Sanford Berman, Dan Weisburd, Bill Van Alstyne, Ben Borok. I This committee was started this semester. lt is under the direction of Mr. Marx. The duties of this committee include scheduling the sale of tickets for plays and programs in the school. FIRST ROW, Ieft to right: Shirley Cutler, Shirley Bashor, Beverly Helms, Patsy Kiernan. SECOND ROW: Doris Worthy, Kathryn Norstrom, Miriam Dennis Judy Joseph. THIRD RO W: Mr George Marx, Joyce Meeker. The Talent Committee, under the direction of Mr. James Burt decides what talent goes to any exchange assem- blies, assemblies for our own school, or for any tele- vision program. This new committee will be of great help to the school assembly committee for all the programs of future assemblies. The Dorsey Circle-A-Tors was organized in November of l947. lt has grown to be one of the largest clubs on the Don campus. The purpose of the Circle-A-Tors is to sponsor some of the dances that are given here at Dorsey, to promote and plan recreational activities for the enioyment of the students. FIRST ROW, left to right: Suzie Small, Margaret Murdock, Claudette Yeomen, Barbara Swendenborg. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Huskue, Suzie Soreson, Angel Semergian, Carlene Madson, Pat Thompson. THIRD ROW: Don McGilurary, Dan Weisburd, Mr. George Marx, Sponsor. FIRST ROW, left to right: Susie Sorenson, Pat Scatter, Barbara Holtzman, Nadine Freedman, Mickey Moll. SECOND ROW: Alice Alexander, John Bourne, Martha White. FIRST ROW, left to right: Alan Brush. SECOND ROWq Shirley Cutler, Rahla Lazar, Flora Lepkin, Arleen Lesser, Helene Bender, Delores Penhall, Jane Glidden. THIRD ROW: Marcia Gilbert, Barbara Hines, Mary Tenorio, Greta Erickson, Jean Cowan, Mr. Guillermo Tucker, Shirley Bashar, Diane Jackson, Anne Goddard, Barbara Goodman, Mrs. Sylvia Ford, Doreen Seefred, Nancy Hefler, Joann Ross, Joyce Haddock, Barbara Woo, Carol Daniel, Willelyn Shaw, Diana Demuth, Eleanor Linder, Delores Fuller, Margaret Christiansen, Barbara Ellis, Barbara Davis, Mr. Kenneth Carmichael. The duties of the Assembly Committee are to plan and promote better assemblies tor the-students. The committee is headed by the Student Commissioner of Community Activities and the Commissioner of Fine Arts. lt is one of Don Hi's most hard working committees. Saludos Amigos! The Spanish Club, sponsored by Mrs Josephine Stephens, takes part in many activities that are of interest to the students on the Dorsey Campus. The Spanish Banquet, motor trips and movies are some of the Spanish Club's activities. 59 Dorsey could not get along without the Dorsey Sound Club. The members set up and control sound equipment at all auditorium events, athletic functions, Circle programs and other l school activities. lt is one of the least publicized service groups and one of the most vital. KNEELING, left to right: Paul Messinger, Bob Brinkmeyer, Richard Odenberg, David Sauerwald. STANDING: Charles Missler, Harold Goetze. r l i 1 l I i l l t' if--. 'UQ u- W1 up-n has l --an ...gy The Activities Board is a representative student group formed to provide a coordinating center through which requests for publicity for all major school activities may be channeled. FIRST ROW, left to right: Angel Semergian, Shirley Bierman, Nadine Freedman, Dolores Pehall. SECOND ROW: Miss Slykhous, Norman Kopulsky, Sheldon DeGraff, Ronald Wade. MW The success of Dorsey's assemblies are due to the hard work of the Stage Crew. Their duties consist of arranging stage settings, lighting, drawing of curtains, and care of properties. LEFT TO RIGHT: John Morse, Mr. George Marx, sponsor, John Wilson, Gene Behrman lfronti, Hector Figueroa lrearl, Bob Shear, Bill Moulton, lkneelingi. p 0 0 We all enioy the films which the Proiection Crew shows during every period of the day, in class rooms or the auditorium, also, when noon films are shown, the Proiection Crew is in charge. Members supply and control the proiection machines whenever necessary. Some of the members of the projection crew pictured here are: Richard Orth, Carl Mannas, Richard Levine, Ray Abromowitz, Tony Carr, Eric Tizag, Henry Pertruslri, Mr. Garford Gordon, sponsor, Irwin Filter, Tom Showback, Bill Houston, Finley Klein, Julius Weisburg, Julius Lacey, Ed Lampbert, Bob McBrunce, Bill Fisher. 'i XQQ ar 41' The World Affairs Forum is a group on the Dorsey Campus or students who are interested in international and national problems. Members meet once a week to discuss these problems of current world affairs. FIRST ROW, left to right: Salome Israel, Beverly Baram, Elaine Solomon, Darlyne David, Doreen Osep, Mary Ann Vitz. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Wade, Jean Brown, Josephine Katem, Rahla Lazar, Renee Kreuz, Norman Harris. THIRD ROW: Alva Yano, Sanford Bermen, Stanley Parkhill, Norman Gershwin, Bill Van Alstyne, Charles Hansen, Richard Trainor, Eric Besag, Dr. Zelma Huxtable, Ronald Dolkart. W This group of girls spends long hours graciously per- forming all work or duties that are asked of them when Dorsey is the host to any activity. They must get to school early or remain after school until late in the evening in order to perform their duties for the Dorsey community. The girls are selected because of their neatness, ability and scholastic record. FIRST ROW, left to right: Marian Ward, Victoria Minyard, Diane Baumel, Barbara Holman, Kay O'Brien, Carol Hamilton, Judy Shaffer, Claudette Yoeman, Susie Sorensen. SECOND ROW: Sally Molho, Barbara Bath, Sandra Beesley, Dorothy Wong, Carol Campbell, Virginia Haight, Pat Stone, Barbara Echoff, Mio Hayashida. THIRD ROW: Carol Hall, Mrs. Blanche Baker, Barbara Grunder, Diaieen Jackson, Delores Penhall, Jane Simpson, Diane Quintrall, Pat Bates, Beryl Eddy, JoAnne Reinhard, Naomi Rovner, Tommie Desmuke, Barbara Wenzel, Miclrie Stevens. The purpose of D.C.F. is to promote Christian Fellow- ship among the students. The organization is inter- denominational, and many fine programsihave been presented this year. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Hugh Foley and Mr. Ray Gardner the club is rapidly growing. FIRST ROW, left to right: Bob Brickmayer, Pat Ramsey, Carnegie Calian, Beryl Eddy, Hector Timourian. SECOND ROW: Mr. Raymond Gardner, sponsor, Barbara Davis, Shirley Bashar, Pat Dillon, Mr. Hugh Foley, sponsor. MISSING: Mrs. Eva Kirby. F13 1 - A if ,fs - Q if . , I 'C ! s f alia Salvete! Mrs. Marian Kelley and the members of the Latin Club have attempted to further interests in Latin cultures and customs. They have had many activities to advance their knowledge of these ideas. FIRST ROW, left to right: Harvey Zaid, William Wittenberg, Anthony Ward, Reed Dunkley. SECOND ROW: Karin Hogberg, Alexana Petroff, Flo Sterns, Miclri Moll, Carole Kendrick, Gerry Mende, Flora Willett. THIRD ROW: Tony Mitzer, Jenille Brunskill. Bouiour! With Miss Thais McDonald, sponsor, the French Club studies the customs and the ideas of the French. Members attend many French restaurants, movies, and they also have a banquet which is the outstanding affair of the year. FIRST ROW, left to right: Paul Hardy, Jane Wu, Janet Stutzman, Patti Thompson, Jo Anna Bressler, Janice lser. SECOND ROW: Alan Rumack, Dick Holliday, Erline Madsen, Evelyn Harb, Charles Binkley, Jessie Cartwright. THIRD ROW: Diana Morrice, Josephine Daten, Elaine Schafer, Eleanor Parr. FOURTH ROW: Norman Harris, Kay Nishimura, Carolyn Deitch, Janet Golanty, Bob McRann, Carol Grunder. FIFTH ROW: Sylvia Friedman, Patty Brinker, Mary Jane Upton, Estelle Klein, Lynn Spector. SIXTH ROW: Ruth Rheinstein, George Cassidy, Bernice Braid, Jack Dalton. SEVENTH ROW: Rhona Zonis, Rochelle Yeker. EIGHTH ROW: Miss Thais McDonald, Jim Cannon. 1 I l Y JY. llll All' ls your cranius functioning properly? Mr. Jaffrey, sponsor of the Science Club, is working hard, along with the members, to further scientific interest in the world today. Some activities have been to go on field trips and to visit museums. FIRST ROW, left to right: Bill Huston, Barbara levin, Beverly Kirk- wood, Jo Anne Pinkston, Bernhard Kraus, John Pustalnick. SECOND ROW: Ruth Mclnnes, Marilyn Mansfield, Cecilia Yaker, Doris Worthy, Lauren Hendrickson, Shirley Fink. THIRD ROW: Albert Hernhuter, Albert Good, Ronald Wann, Fred Bremer, Doug Keppler, Art Benveniste, Murry Bernstein, Laurence Green. FOURTH ROW: Paul Messenger, Gunther l.uthern, Bill Crieghton, Ray Abromwitz, Bill Bussing. FIFTH ROW: Tracy Strevey, Charles Miessler, Richard Rudolf, Earl Petrushka, James Brown, Robert Brinkmeyer, Bill Gorley. ryb- DRUM MAJOR: Sheldon De Graff. FIRST COLUMN, left to right: Bill Mendengall, Dick Neill, Jean Bollig, Dave G'oerz, Joe Hajek, Yukoo Watanabe, Greta Mueller, Morton Weiss, Myron Selesnick. SECOND COLUMN: Kay Mukogwa, Doris Worthy, William Bernel, Stanley Steelman, Stewart Forman, Shirley White, Ed Bordenave, Jerry Gold, Don Crawford. THIRD COLUMN: Leelane Ellis, Lannueau White, Joan Bollig, Benard Williams, Jimmy Ushijima, Almo Delay, Phil Swanson, Carenee Webb, Leslie Medvin. FOURTH COLUMN: Don Alves, Richard Updegraff, Warren Riley, Don Fitzgeral, Charles Labgold, Dick Odenberg, Don Hamilton, Don Silver, Sheldon Caris. FIFTH COLUMN: Bill Woods, John Prior, John Mourer, Jerry Possell, Bill Creighton, Jerry Wentzal, Diana Ellerbrock, Bob Gabel, Leo Waxer. CAMERA SHY: Eloy Cortina, Eddie Holland, Bob Hooks, Ted Mulligan, Janet Schoder, Joe Doss. VIOLINS Concert Mistress Janet Schroder Daniel Bissell Elaine Dean Leelane Ellis Don Forbes Gilbert Good Dan Good Don Grubb Mroko Hayaskida Joan Imes Barbara Jones Jenniffer Kent Charles Krahmalrov Shirley Langton Jina Loclrner Shela Martin Alexana Patroff Carmie Rimer Florolyn Sterns Alice Thorstenberg Judith Young VIOLA Stanfrod Liebow CELLO Rolland Bradley Ann Small Kenneth Smith Pat Thomsen BASS Shirley Alexander Barbara Floyd OBOE Sheldon Corrs FLUTES Diana Ellerbroclc Don Silver These two group ofthe Music Department are under the direc, tion of Mr William Rhoads The Dorsey Band plays at the assemblies, rallies, programs given at the lunlor high schools, and during half time at the games This IS our pep bands During the sprung the concert band plays at assemblies and programs The Dorsey Orchestra also represents Dorsey man times when It performs at plays, assemblies, and program outside of school Both the Band and the Orchestra attend a city and staf Band and Orchestra Festival which is held during the spring of the year BASSOON Shirley White CLARINETS Greta Mueller Marvin Selesnlck Morton Weiss BASS CLARINET Marvin Selesnick SAXOPHONE ALTO Elmo Delay BARITONE Don Alves TRUMPETS Edward Bordenave Edward Channen Jerry Wentzal FRENCH HORN Leo Waxer TROMBONES Eddie Holland Bll Mendenhall PERCUSSION Don Fitzgerald TYMPANI Charles Flaxman PIANO Marilyn Gauld Harry Heldiman Roberta Lepken . 471 fl! Lfl-'ILl1l?l W al C..-..4.....--. . tn ni 7,, Under the assistance of Mrs. Lillian Couchane, the Girls' Glee Club has continued to carry on the high standards that it has always had. The group takes part in many activities in and out of school, including the new members' dinner. They also participate in the Glee Club Festival which is held every spring. FIRST ROW, left to right: Kathy Lynn, Mary Hayakawa, Dorothy Wong, Francis Marcus, Judy Coleman, Darlyne David, Vickie Minyard, Suzie Hedeen, Eleanor Liberman, Telle Avzardel, Gloria Keligiani. SECOND ROW: Manine Dyer, Pat Lynn, Theresa Dickinson, Kay Yamamoto, Rosa Maria Rangle, Salomie lsreal, Theresa Lepore, Virginia Wilson, Sharlene Delmar, Shirley Becker, Martha Glover. THIRD ROW: Jeannie Ponds, Adaire Jones, Judith Beltman, Miriam Halfron, Sandra Young, Fat Jensen, Betty Gallegos, Mary Harris, Mureen Aronow, Mary Moulton, Mrs. Couchane, sponsor. 14 nv ,.,c --gf c '1l M Fin l FIRST ROW, left to right: Tommie Capelouto, Phyllis Schuster, Pat Dillon, Howard Johnson, Bertell Ferguson, Walter Hall, Evelyn Porter, Sandy Grinstein, Tam Toney. -SECOND RO W: Darlene Hoyte, Barbara Swendenberg, Marleen Johnson, Norma Conki, Al Pressberg, Ronald Wade, David Einbaum, Sally Baker, Judy Shaffer, June Logan. THIRD ROW: Tommye Desmuke, Becky Garcia, Nadine Rosner, Clifford Miller, Jim Allen, Don Ford, Sandy Micheals, Margaret Ann Courbrough. FOURTH ROW: Pat O'Rourke, Marilyn Newcomb, Nancy Fraser, Jeannine Rutter, Lynn Spector, Margaret Ann Stevens, Glory Ann Slone. FIFTH ROW: Anida Freedman, Marilyn Moulton, Lauren Hendrickson, Dennis Abbot, Ronald Carraski, Gary Teichner, Betty McWilliams, Roberta Rogers. SIXTH ROW: Don McGiIvliay, Jack Martinez, Charles Montero, LaValle Kellogg, Leslie Schloem. SEVENTH ROW: Mary Linderman, Jane Simpson, Buella Selstrom, Doug Brockert, Rex Benham, Mr. James Burt, sponsor, Doris Ransom, Estelle Kushner, Harriet Goldstein, Joan Kruger. FIRST ROW, left to right: Bob Edwards, Murie Bumstein, Eugene Murakami, Edward Coolidge, Ben Comrada, Bob Lopez. SECOND ROW: Thurman Lincoln, Allen Guirday, Norman Harris, Jack Ashen- felter Dave Randall, Philip Calaman. THIRD ROW: Alva Yano, frying Perret Jim Roach, Mr. James Burt, sponsor, Larry Griffits, Don Harris, Ronnie Wedan. W0-' The Dorsey Choir is composed of students with out- standing voices, the ability to read music and carry on their own particular parts. The highlight of the year is the A Cappella Festival. This group appears in many assemblies and special programs given on the campus. Under the direction of Mr. James Burt, the choir has been greatly improved in its organization and musical ability. E? Y Z 1 The Boys' Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. James Burt, appears at quite cz few activities on the Dorsey Campus. These include the assembly during Christmas, P.T.A. meetings, and many outside programs. XZ' f Bill Doss Harry Ellis Harlan Mayne Dan Telec, .lohn Olafson Ed Mizrahi, Britton Veron Goldschmid John Newton Jerry Goldberg, Fred Plylor Dan Ford FOURTH .lack Parsons Shigieo Kusylnago Dale Mickelson, Richard Henderson Bob Martins Grall John Dehen Kenny Sheets FIFTH ROW: Harvey Davis Sheldon Luster Craig Paul Wheeler .lack Papazlan Henry Fusco .lim Harrington Stanley Casey Bllll. Dorsey started out in its spectacular season by downing Hamilton to the tune of 12 to ln this game Rex Benham, Nate Leanse, Bull Doss, Doug Brockert and Joe Lucostlc sh: preview of the expert teamwork and outstanding playing with which they sparked team to a one loss season In the next game we clobbered a spirited Um team 20 and started making a name for ourselves The Dorsey eleven stomped L A 22 to Eddie Holland, Dick Henderson, and Bud Liets were the big guns of this game running opposing team ragged Don Hi met a strong Hollywood high team on the losers field and blotted them out 42 to O Don Grall, Harry Ellis, and Selwyn Ginsburg showed well in this game The next game, our only loss of the season, was lost through no of Dorseys famed eleven stompers They played their hardest against a very Venice team, but in the end were beaten by lO points. The Don hoppers came back the next game against Fairfax with a fighting spirit which could not be denied and a berth in the Milk Bowl by beating them 25 to 6 We played Fremont in the Milk and made a good showing This good season was made possible for us because of expert coaching and help of Mr Bill Lauerman and Mr. Gerald Burchard Q if ts , - -ns! L ,, K. -.1-gcffw A J X? 71 nuwff Nw: 1 5 wma ' J -w fa. . -f L ig , 'Mb' Af ,vu 4 ,f '-H -ff' ,. r 1' if 24395, Q W- 's - V V 5,3v,,. 1 -w ui A 1 FP 1 I i 'ij' X e X 4. lk. x d I -'E ,,,,, f 5' ,f QE . 0 H 2 '04 Q If-7' 4' 1 li :-.arg 'Y 5, ff Gif faffx-Q, ' Hhs -' Hts- . 1., DC' N E ,Q gg E br wb J WJ 'E EE if W 'FV W, 9 fi XT-se. VLH: ' r .X E Y W 1 ' . , V W- I Egg? ' Q V - 4 ' 1 I 4 3.2 f 1 4 v 3 .A Q-4 3 f my , ' .. A JW 1 fflilf- QL .:'A,,, N, ...zu J , i 1 i The first league game of the season was a near tie, until a 68 yard run by Ed Holland in the last two minutes of the game broke the deadlock. The Hamilton gridders kept the game at a tie score, but the Dons continued fighting for a tally and finally put the game on ice to get the 1950 season off to a roaring start. l rllglr The Don Varsity crumpled the L. A. eleven 22-6, with a merciless running attack at Rancho. We spotted them their 6 point score by fumbling on our 36 yard line to them, Then they scored in two more plays to rack up their lone score. That was about all for L. A., and Dorsey took over: Rex Benham, Doug Brokert, Dick Holliday and Harry Ellis played most of the game with lots of fire. 70 The Dorseyneleven hurled a rough game at the Uni gridders to the tune of 20-O at Rancho. The Dorsey team played a terrific game against the Warriors who boasted many returning lettermen. Our backfield featured many running plays through- out the game, which were sparked by our backs Holland, Singer, Lucostic, Grall and Leanse. The standouts on the line were Benham, Brockert, Doss and Robinow. Dorsey launched a devilish ground attack against the Shieks of Hollywood to chalk up another win. The scores were had in the third and forth quarters of the game. One spectacular touchdown play was made by Rich Henderson who snatched the ball right out from under the Shieks noses for a 6 pointer. Outstanding players were Singer, Ginsberg, Henderson, Leanse, Grall, Doss, Brockert and Benham. ai! The Dorsey l l met their last opponents, the Fairfax Colonials. Only to beat them in their usual way putting us in second place league standing. The great running power of our backs showed no mercey on the Colonials as the fighting Dons racked up several scores. Outstanding players of the game were Leanse, Singer and Ginsburg. Our unbeaten Dons met a stone wall at the hands of Venice, who trimmed us 35 to 25 at Rancho for our first loss of the season. Venice scored 3 of its 5 touchdown by pass plays. The Don eleven was weak in the air, the terrific running and drive of our backfield which was lead by Joe Lucostic and Nathan Leanse tallied up a fine score for us. T .gf C 31 T' .wl Q -J i ll DORSEY O-L.A. l8. The Midgets lost their first game to a strong L. A. eleven at Los Angeles High School. The Dons showed very well but couldn't quite master the Roman Bees. fif5ecwana6!2afz4eg7' ' DORSEY Sl -FAIRFAX l4. Dorsey's light weights battled it out with the Fairfax Bees at Rancho on the final B game of the season. This naturally is another win chalked up for the Dorsey Bees. Tom Weber quarterbacked the team in a brilliant manner. Other standouts were Luther Green and Gerald Lowdermilk. DORSEY 6-HAMILTON O. Phil Dano brought spectators in the stands to their feet when he tallied for the bombers early in the second quarter. This touchdown broke the back of the Hamilton Midgets and the brilliant play of all-league Frank Caramelli, Warren Apply, Bill Hudleson, Sandy Malnick. Luther Green's line plunges also helped a great deal. DORSEY 31-UNI O. The Bees clobbered a weak University team by a high one-sided score. The Bombers had college form in this game and it seemed that nothing could stop them. Luther Green, Bobby Edwards, Frank Caramelli and Sandy Malnick headed our attack. DORSEY 25-HOLLYWOOD l9. The Dorsey Bees met the Shieks, on Rancho and racked up another win in the Dons favor. There was a tie score until the last minute of the game when Frank Carmelli passed in his usual good form to Malnick who blasted his way into the end zone to break the tie and lead Dorsey to another victorious stomp. Standouts for the Dons were Hudelson, Green and Appley. 1 4' Q 5 . 5, . 3 Q w warg' 'f' .A ,-1 'Vw ,' 4 , f ' 1 ' . - ,J - , . ' r ,pf gv-:Q 1 ' , ,g.1V,,xV,' '12 , f. f 'Y', Sff,, . ' A V - ' A f 'MJT l V X X f H! , H , , ' N i ' 65 ,, .1 ' V . -Vp 'R ,. ' ,, , f f- ' f A wo.-f-iff ff' -rZ', 2 Q fZ5 2ifi'w1+ zofigfw ' 'r J. mvlwi-:Swim . .rlifie fi V . 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M X 1 g.,,,V f , X s 1,5 f 1 Q M f f , !g9'.?f', fn- A .. 2-WV.-11-5 , -fa..-f 'g5 2a.:aS'ia'5+'? ' ' A f' 217' ,gs .2 4 ., ., ,,,,5,V,55,g, V Y .6 'a I R Pr L V 1' L-3. ' 5- dw f of L.. :VV V VH -V V A I , ,, , V . Ae, 2.4.Vr ff , 1, nf, ,ff , V, 4 ' fs...g . ,, - I 'V ldgbfvv I 'a V .. qi , x fi,+VL': AQ. L V, ' -aff 9' if 2' I V ' f, ,gg , , ., ,, , mfw! ' f ,,2- -Q V L2 ,fig f l' 4 ' W' V ., -u7f'zz1V'+1 ' f ,S , rf... .. . ,, .- 1... . 'hwgpff A I , Q.--,,gf'7'W-.nit V PHIL DANO fiilgl .3441 . ,,,. ,... , LUTHER GREEN FRANK CARAMELLI FIRST RO W, leff io righh Marlin, Loudermilk, Broz, Appley, Hudelson, Roark, Hauswald, Bahsbach, Renard, Takanaka, Garrido, Valdez, Shellon, Roihsfein, Pinksfon, Harris, Murdock Malnick, Edwards. SECOND ROW: Duncan, Anderson, Smifh, Green, Caramelli, Fawceff, FFGBIUCH- FIFTH ROW! l-elfUY0, Neff, WUlUDUbl, BVOWH, Hooks, BFOWH, Plank, Mdlfvvlld, Sellarole, O'Donnell. THIRD ROW: Calhoun, Ludwig, Bracha, Johnson, Carr, Dano, Webef,MUf UY- 1 Toofikian, Moorehead, Hall, Thompson, Doss, Mr. Brubaker. FOURTH ROW: Wafanabi, .J , V -' i'.+f?-tri 15? , IK' ' 'V 'f 1 S l m 1 af an-Jae .gjAF'h.1 .4 5 4' Q ,,. w 'Ni 3133412 Mila X l x KIT 3, QQIVJ is K 'l L45-I ef! 74 ----gg Q ,K , 1 ff-, R! H'---..f.N.,, ,,,., ,wid 6. a V, ,gs f 5 4-J Q lf' li , X ' . J xx ' ' 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Campbell, Bernie Shonlz, Bill Ccrrfledge, LEFT TO RIGHT, Bob Campbell, Bernie Shcnfz, Don Poryes. George Anderson Gorden Sherrett Roy Lesonsky This year's Dorsey basketball team was loaded with sopho- mores who will have two more years to displace their wares for the Don casaba team. With only one returning Ietterman, in Eddie Palmquist, the team looked for not too bright a future. So it was up to returning Bee lettermen and tenth graders to make up the balance ofthe squad. Ray Lasonsky, Bee Ietterman, and three sophomores by the names of Bill Consolo, George Anderson, and Gordon Sherrit were among the starting five. The hopes for the future looked great with the four former men returning along with the stars of our Bee team which Coach Kidder hopes will be the nucleus to a championship team. sw bf. 2 :L M K If -3 r I vii' M' Q ,. N Q nav 'Hit fffgg, A 2 V 'KF F 'B 5. f, iii 7 7, Ufflf, ' kfffffffwmf 25 JU Y S 253 dv'-Sf , L' B f-1 W1-S2 X ' kk H. Y s ' gov-s e ' P 30 H Gus Kunelis 6425 3 f MQ f , f - f '-'- g, ,rfiiczq , I A Ronald Ex Mel GoId berg Ben Melcned 3,1 , 7,504 , xx .,.. A f V . 'zxircz-f'f 3f, , .,,. . I 1 Q t' 2 , , gb M a 55275ffwIQ3fw2ff X, ,.M4.1W. . ,ff J.,-, , Af. fm wwf, W i W? f-mf: f , A -f4f:fJ-.w-4n.4,.v,, f , ' M474 M:,z--Q5-Aff , . V, , --1 51.-H5 J , W. f i-, ey M1 fm X --ff 7 , , I - , Jn.. Wwff:,'fa:1fy .,., f,f1.ff:'f'w5w' ' -wi f , A f -,,, .4 Mn,--,Q-,mr 1M , 1-,L ,ff , ' ' f' 7 Mwhw 4 f ,.w.,1 Elmer Ammons 77. FIRST ROW, left to right: lano White, Jim Brinton, Larry Rice, Frank Kawasaki, Jim Tabuchi. SECOND ROW: Barry Terlazzo, Bill Moulton, Martin Gellman, Dick Swingle, Eddie Nazawu, Spud Johnson, Don Pill, Bob Brody. THIRD RO W: Grant Sherman, lenord Katz, Paul Westfield, larry Hatch, Bill Dunn, Ben Comrado, Coach Francis Benavidez. FIRST ROW, left to right: Thurston Carey, Tom Dempsey, Richard Shunders. SECOND ROW: Keith Thomas, Jim Becker, Bill Grebe, Jim Shengosaki, Coach Frank Benavidiz. 4 1 , i In 1 w 3, l fi 1 i J 1 5 Glassman Parkhill Potter Couch Bud Brubaker 2 I FIRST ROW, left to right: Bruce, Lee, Dell, Droker. SECOND ROW: Carranza, S Q , f.-,ff QE -l.-.-..-.-1-.sf-.1-rf-yu,-qu Q- -,,-qffygafprwm ,E y Y-A-...Q gg - FIRST ROW, lefl fo righl: Morrie Candioffy, .lesse Miranda, Hugo Corlina, Andy Robins, Willard Zeigner, Thomas Pafien, Richard Dickman. SECOND ROW: Bertell Ferguson, Don Filzgerald, Earl Luff, Eddie Shinn, Bill Van Alyslyne, Thomas Dillon, Coleman Epslein, Jack Cohen, .lerry Wenzel, Coach Owen Hansen. THIRD ROW: Sheldon De Graff, La Valle Kellogg, David Gage, Richard Weis, Tracy Sirevey, Donald Mann, Les Jenkins, .lim Lockner. Noi in phofo: Rodney Supple. La Valle Kellogg .lam Lockner 3 FIRST ROW, leff to right: Tony Carr lManagerl, Eddie Holland, Duane Griffin, Bill Harris, Marshall Hacker, Gerald Loudermilk, Floyd Smifh, Thomas Dillon, La Valle Kellog, Ed Shinn, Donald Lee lHead Managerl. SECOND ROW: Francis Benavidez lAssisfani Coachl, Jim lockner, Bill Willis, Tony Padzuvas, Terry O'Neil, Robert Hooks, Don Alves, Sheldon De Graff, Nafe Leanse, Shelley Lusfer, Walfer Hall, Owen Hansen fCoachl. THIRD ROW: Gerald Goldberg, Ken Sheefs, Conrad Ensign, Harry Ellis, Bob McRann, Roberf Miller, Don Mann, Jerry Wenzel, John Sfringer, Arthur Maybee. Eddie Schinn HUTVY Ellis Don Mann Jim Lockner Bill Consqlo T0m DHIOI1 Floyd smafh LaVoIIe Kellogg Dickie Hall f . , Q !3'3,, T, Q J Q ,,, N ' 909 31,1 7 Q98 SPP 2 f , , : f S , I HIGH ' ' - I IG ' - T A 4 sl FIRST ROW, lefl io righf: Robert Carson, Phil Dano, Paul Wesffield, Lavon Toofikian, Morrie Candioify, Julius Lacey, Allen Guidry. SECOND ROW: Owen Hansen lCoachi, Gary Parsons, Coleman Epstein, Charles Lockard, Richard Swingle, James Edwards, Roberi Silberling, Andy Robbins, Francis Benavidez, lCoachi, Hugh Brown. THIRD ROW: Bill Broady, Thomas Paifen, Ronald Washingfon, Dave Beigle, Jay Naylor, .lohnny Marlin, George Abaiian, Don Brown, 'X ,gk si FIRST ROW, left fo righf: Bill Grebe, Larry Rice, Kenji Wafanabe, Kenzo Mayeda, Leon Murray, Frank Kawasaki SECOND ROW: Owen Hansen fCoachi, Eloy Corfina, Ed Trisler, Dick Lilwin, Amos Draper, Vincie Terrell Mr. Francis Benavidez lCoachl. FIRST ROW: Norman Harris, Alva Yanc, Bill Bussing, Charles Hansen, Marfy Berman, Bob Dell, Ronald Baskin Don Enholnn, Ari Lewis, Connie Columbus. SECOND RO W: Burfon Pizer, Mr. Richard Bailey, Willard Zeigner, Bob Brown, Ed Lamberf, Ira Miller, Jay Snelson, Jerry Gould, Bill Robb, Mo Haffen, Ronnie Whann, Ted Sparks 5 J 3 Q L J . Dfw 1' V if P if ,,,. la 4. .H .gk 1 wg Eff ml? .nh i A . nv-A FIRST ROW, lefi lo righf: Tom Chrisfie, Richard Neilson, Don Hauswald, Ken Esferline, Tony Lehman. SECOND ROW: Noel Riler, Wall Horne, Bob Rogers, Burfon Silberf, David Kirkwood. FIRST ROW, left fo right: John Riffe, Don Neilson, Fred Rosenlhal, Bruce Parks, John Mourer, Jim While, Ray Anderson. SECOND RO W: Joe Doss, Richard Williams, Tom Lund, Bob Burgsirom, Frank Jerould, Jim Ishaiima, Ari Paiares, John Hogan. L ? if fii: , fvey I.:-, vi J ? ' if gi'-,fi is V5.5 7 , Q.. 4 if f. ix Nr.. L lg l 1 3 a 2' -2 LEFT TO RIGHT: Dale Miller, Jerry Posell, Teruo Terashi, Bill Collbert, James Segawc. 85 , 1nuna1r-x-'nlaw1v. :s spm'f '1 L .11-'1-' 'W' 1 1 , ..1..-fins.: mga.: Fx od ll? 9 I' ,E 51 ,' 1 'V K , 1 . A FIRST RO W, left to right: Tom Goula, Jim Pate, Roger Clarke, Gary Lazerus, Ray Linder, Bill Mosher, Jerry White, Ted Mulligan, Gary Parsons. SECOND RO W: Bob Butler, Joe Sellarole, Johnny Spiszer, .lerry Greenhaw, Ben Martinez, Gene Berman, Rod Farris, Harvey Grafman, Jerry Wenzel. THIRD RO W: Coach Bruce Kidder, Richard Nagel, Morton Burke, Gilbert Salinas, Mel Robins, Ray Morris, Bill Starkey, Ronnie O'Donnell, Mike Jewell, Donald Haswall. S nE GENE BEHRMAN MORT BURKE DORSEY GYM CLUB BILL STARKEY BEN MARTINEZ MEL ROBIN . aa-.,fmumnu1unvr wwmarnm:11rmm4rr wnr' ' 'Wf1fWw'Jum J .VU 4 FIRST ROW, left lo right: Manager Sam Merian, Geroge Anderson, Dennis Abboll, Spud Johnson, Ronnie Ex, Frank Marcella, Len Lundy, Manager. SECOND ROW: Bill Consolo, Harvey Kalmenson, Bob Morris, Ed Palmquisf, George Burrouglis, Bill Lachemann, Warren Ampley, Coach Bud Brubaker. S 0 D gsfr Xu-5-Y M 4 ,, W., hm ,M cf.:-nf----1. A -an -few we Not enough can be said about our Varsity Baseball teamp the mem- bers were by far the greatest aggregation ot high school baseball players this city has ever seen. With Ed Palmquist and Billy Consolo leading the way it was expected that the team would climax their second unbeaten season as city baseball champs as they were last year. Coach Bud Brubaker and the school can be very proud of the team that has represented this school so well. .. ,..7.,..,,E.., ,,-... . .,..--..4 -... A' ' - xg: I-H072 2ESf f 'i' I .yfvl ' V94 ll A t , fn-M 1 W Ufmw, f,,,, rf, ,y f f 4. Q ff ,i , ,ef 5. iw , . . 5 ,f f .,4,w. 6,4 I gt,f,.4:fz.5fa., I w'g1.',:f, 'f af' ,W v-,Iwi-r df- 1 . Jffvid 9 .4-M f ' , we ,si , '11',f-'z4., w 'v. , wczsf -f ' V if L - g, .. I fs '!QL:iZfi'ff'Q7S , Q Ar ov 1 L i i',.,W'fft sr-L 1 V 'wa , , ,V .. .- A ' ' ,, --1. . . lv 1. ,-f-L.--rs..-.v -. 1 -rf ' .-N' -' , 1,.'-' . .. ,.--f,,r 'f,'g':, 'I-3: .. , H,-: ..h. Y uf. . gif rw, J' ' I 2 3-'W-v..f4, f lfifrf'-H . ..,- ,.-H ' ,k,....- . , fjgygw.-,rs ' ','. 1' H uf.. . ,,4L,g ' 5 5- ,, V is-...... s , dak 1 054 FIRST ROW, left to right: Grant Sherman, Loren Ludwig, Sam Benon, Charlie Carr, Clem Cohen, Barry Terlazzo, Lanneanx White, Ronnie Abermxon, SECOND RO W: Chuck Baldwin, Gordon Sherrett, Jerry Siegert, Wilfred Zander, Wayne Smith, Jim Hewitt, Ronald Pinsky, Conrad Anderson, Bill Hoffman. THIRD ROW: Coach Lauerman, Bob Ruemack, Lloyd Blanchurd, Lowell Blau, .lim Brinton, Dale Piper, Fred Broxmer, Jack Harold, Fred Pyler, Roger Harrington, .lim Labowe, Jack Papaiain, Ken Karopian. . A...-.- 4 te- 1,-a- env... At the time this annual was going to press it could be said that the Bee Horsehiders were having a very successful season. Undefeated in their first l5 games of the year it looked very much like they were going to go on and win the Western League Title. The team worked together very successfully in both the hitting and the fielding department. FIRST ROW, left to right: Gary Brown, Hank Fusco, Rowland Day, Tom Robertson Don Gifford, Hector Figueroa, Elmer Ammons, .loe Miller, Harlan Cohen. SECOND ROW Coach Gerald Calhoun, Don Caldwell, Mark Brenner, Bill Fisher, Shegio Kusayanagl Bob Gerlock, Warren Reutter, Harlin Fine, Mel Goldberg, Manager Mickeals. N. .mg-4' T g A If un l -s,. ., vs . A AMG, A -Al - 5 2 Vw 5 WV -. ..-. if-f 'gn ' -M... l .:?'5 -- Y A 4,-aff, -., -'f new , FIRST ROW, left to right: Phyllis Schuster, Nancy Chelgren. SECOND ROW: Barbara Holtzman, Shryline Somers, Carol Hall, Sandra Beesley, Vicky Minyard, Carol Hamilton. THIRD ROW: Claudette Yeoman, Diane Sims, Barbara Bath Anne Summers, Susie Sorensen, Dora Delarios. FOURTH ROW: Miss Ruth Krohn sponsor, Marilyn Newcomb, Jane Simpson, Shirley Ward, Adaire Jones, .loan Allen, Salley Baker, Mio Hayashicla. 1 1 The G.A.A. Cabinet for S'5l was chosen by the girls who are members of Dorsey's G.A.A. When the girls elected Barbara Holman as president, they chose a girl with splendid ideas, leadership, and personality. The work of the cabinet would not have been a success without the work of Miss Joyce Munson, G.A.A. Cabinet sponsor. we 4 , , 1,761 H IVQY: ' A TA iwjjlm VJ,f,'q': u Us uk' ' u Inf' I1 1, Ns. Sims, Barbara Bath. SECOND ROW: Mio Hayashida, Dot Wong, Barbara Holtzman, C- FIRST ROW, left to right: Shyrline Somers, Claudette Yeoman, Barbara Holman, Diane Dorothy White, Lillian Amemiya, Barbara Biggins. THIRD ROW: Marian Ward, Pat Thompson, Marilyn Newcomb, Zoe Von Rosenberg, Margaret Murdock, Nancy Looney. ' FOURTH ROW: Miss Joyce Munson, Dora De larios, Barbara Sweedenberg, Cathy Fransen, Judy Shaffer, Mary Moulton. -e c fm ...MZ 4 .1 ,, Fl RS Be T ROW lefi fo righl: Pal Dillon, Carol Hall, Jane Simpson, Shirley Bashor, Vickie Minyard, Shyrline Somers, Tommie Capeloulo, k Garcia. SECOND ROW: Carol Engsfrom, Nancy Humason, Kay O'Brien, Carol Hamilfon, Ida Hodges, Barbara Eckhoff, Aclaire c Y Shirley Ward Dorolhy Wong,Dorofhy Whife. CAMERA SHY: Mio Hayashida, Barbara Holfzman, Jo Ann Reinharf, Barbara Holman. nes, ' ' '-X v.:1fm1mznnmvmwn 1manmz.mwvmwr:m wwnngmh A -v - 4- - . H, pf. - A 'qnvv FIRST ROW, left to right: Dorothy White, Dorothy Crawford, Nancy Chelgran, Tommie Capeluto, Barbara Wenzel, Mio Hayashida. SECOND ROW: .loyce Hopcraft, Carol Campbell, Shirley Ward, .loan Turner, Carol Hamilton, Mickie Stephens, Phyllis Schuster. THIRD ROW: Tommye Desmuke, Aclaire Jones, Gerry Mende, Barbara Eckhoff, Carol Engstrom, Virginia Haight. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Holman, Sally Baker, Joan Allen. The girls' Athletic Association is the Service Club of the G.A.A. Members help out at the football games, pass out the cards for the Big D, and help arrange the Big D so that it is the best looking rooting section in the city. Only those who have worked hard in G.A.A. gain entrance into the G.L.S. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mary Moulton, Shyrline Somers, Dorothy White, Dorothy Wolll, Gerry Mende, Adaire Jones. SECOND ROW: Carol Hall, Mio Hayaxhida, Lillian Amemiyd, Nadine Friedman, Sandra Beesley, Tommie Capelouto, Shirley Ann Ward. THIRD ROWS .lane Simpson, Judy Joseph, Vickie Minyard, Carol Hamilton, Barbara Holtzman, Hectvf Timpurian. FOURTH ROW: Geraldine lowdermillr, Betty Baer, Barbara Holman, Carol Engstrom, Miss Charlotte Bates, sponsor. FIRST ROW, leff fo righl: Garner Hobbs, Dol' Wong, Nadine Friedman, Sally Molho, Diane Baumel, Joan Umann, Barbara Sfein. SECOND ROW: Maria Kiechel, Joan Kroeger, Carol Ung, Joanne Pinksfon, Geraldine Lowdermilk, Nadine Rosner, Jane Simpson, Mary Hayakawa. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Arlene Graber, Mary Moulfon, Jackie Dick, Barbara Ellis, Joan Markano, Maureen Aronow, Judy Joseph, Mickey Dennis, Isabel Baker, Kalhryn Norsfrom, Naomi Rovner, Rhea Moskow, Beverly Kirkwood. FOURTH ROW: Carol Hall, Dof Crawford, Carol Campbell, Phyllis Schuster, Nancy Chelgren, Mickie Sfevens, Joan Allen, Pal Bates, Joyce Hopcraff, Tommye Desmuke, Dorlhalee Sigmund, Barbara Grunder. emzckf. The Tennis Club is composed of girls who are advanced in tennis and who are interested in having mafches among the different city schools. These girls affempf io improve 'their games and fake enioymenf in the playing of if. Fha wb, FIRST ROW, lefl Io right: Jenille Brunskill, Barbara Holman, Mio Hayashida, Lillian Amemlya Toni Milzner, Joanne Lewin, Mickie Moll, Elaine Thompson, Eugenia De Rosales, Mary Hayakawa. SECOND ROW: Joan Kroeger, Gloria Muslacchio, Delores Sanders, Sandra Berg, Cubby Wilder, Maureen Aronow, Judy Joseph, Michey Dennis, Delores Fuller, Sue Pendelfon, Jane Glidden, Joyce Haddok, Joanne Pinkslon, Isabel Baker, Gerry Mende THIRD ROW: Miss Joyce Munson, sponsor, Barbara Grunder, Flora Lepkin, Arleen Lesser Lorna Van Zwelwold, Lois Norris, Zoe Von Rosenberg, Gloria Bayne, Diane Desmufh Grela Mueller, Buela Selslrom, Gerry Lowdermilk, Esielle Kushner, Harrie? Goldsfem Dorolhy While, Pearl Braum. 6 LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Echoff, Joan Wells, Donna Waltner. The Modern Dance Class, under the leadership of Miss Ruth Krohn, do their daily warm up exercises and techniques in order to add grace and poise to their dances. The Advanced Modern Dance Class presents dances for the girls on the campus and give many special programs for new students. .lo Ann Aehle Lora Lee Allen. FIRST ROW, left to right: Lora Lee Alen, Jo Ann Aehle, Orlanda Munyon, Susie Sorenxo Shyrline Somers. SECOND ROW: Barbara 1 Fenton, Nancy Heffler. 4 Marilyn Miracle, Stephanie Dall, Marlene Supansick, Bev Houke Shirley Fin Diane Bell. 4 V ,. These pages present the Dorsey Circle's advertisers. Without their participation in our enterprise, the Annual would not have some of the qualities it possesses. We thank them for their help. We will not forget their interest in Dorsey High School. ., .a,... -f 5 15,5 L :- ine Arts Wd . ',M,,,.4-- ' 4 JZ?-45 74a Sedwlag Mm 0 All Instruments and Voice 0 Symphony, Bands, and Ensembles O Distinguished Faculty SUMMER SESSION begins June ll l 97 T! T324 So. Figueroa Richmond 7-6546 li i '7d4 Ucmf. We see a group of diners enioying the hospitality of 'TIS OURS, one of the most popular restaurants in the Crenshaw area. Specializing in the finest food, 'TIS OURS is located close to the key department stores on Crenshaw Boulvard-convenient for shopping, excellent as a restaurant where one can dine and relax. 4213 Crenshaw Boulevard ' AXminister 5510 Flowers for All Occasions .!...--....--...-. , l sm gfofulaf Wedding Designs a Specialty ORCHIDS - CORSAGES - FLORAL DESIGNS 3,145 LY 'GJL1' AXminster 7023 'P I A 54- 5329 Crenshaw Blvd. 'ii ' , . :ll-L Los Angeles Calif Telephone AXminster I-4688 Parkway Cleaner! Cleaners and Tailors W PASTRY S-HOP 0 0 DEGNAN CENTER A4-moss Fkom THRIFTIMAILT 43285 CRENSHAW BOULEVARD CHAS H ESSAYAN LOS ANGELES 8 CALIF HM Www p LEIMERT PARK BUUTERY Fitting fine shoes for Leimert Park Youth for fourteen gears. AXminister 12145 434 4DEGNAN BOULEVARD LOS ANGELES 43 CALIFORNIA Vernon at Crenshaw Next door South of Carl s Restaurant umm! Flowers Telegraphed Everywhere , 5-6111 . , . I WM I I ' 'W Allxu ll M . ' To ' . , '..tL-.,.'-- 1 1 '.'l'.'1 ' v ' 1' FFL, . li . . , all ' wi . K. .551 , KV.: .L' am. , u, - -A -e - ' A I Y ,, , , 1 Q www. ' I - ' M V L - , M-.. as ....,: :sf-,-,.:..- ... .. sm.,-F i...:1.M4.- J-.LA-4. - --L ...WA I L 1: E,-fl.. mx .. , i .I'.51..A.:Ra. li 3517 So. Western Ave. RE 3-4545 Specializing in latest records: class- ical, popular, bop, and spirituals. Broadcast nightly at 8:30 on KGFJ. Music for everyone's taste. No matter what your selection may be you'lI find it at FLASH. We are as near to you as your phone. DEGNAN CENTER COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS 3343 WEST 43RD STREET Los ANGELES 4:-1. cALiF. AXMINSTER 5404 S3 ,AML ,EA czcdfic Wfewfl For the latest styles in men's wear, choose from the fine assortment of California crea- tions to be found at the Pacific Men's Shop, located at 5426 Crenshaw Blvd. Looking over some of the fine merchandise are Louis Caine and Raymond Berck. Call AXminister l -4833 ima Chrysler-Plymouth Dealers. New and Used Cars Located at 4610 Crenshaw Blvd. AX 3-7211 3-f v... .Claim At QUlGLEY'S you will find one of the most complete assortments of merchandise in the Southwest. For almost everything you need, from baby goods to hardware, you can find it in this new modern store. Other depart- ments featured-notions, stationery, art goods, cards, and garden supplies. QUlGl.EY'S DEPARTMENT STORE, 4435 W. Slauson Ave. Right next to Mayfair Market. AX. 7052. 4 dancin Lincoln-Mercury Deqler O'Connor Crenshaw Lincoln Mercury 3833 Crenshaw Blvd. AX 3-6101 M5621 qfdfidlt an Rudi's offers it customers the finest chicken, ravioli, and spaghetti dinners. This modern Italian lnn has a lovely dining room and for clubs or groups a banquet room is provided. Besides Italian food, Rudi's serves a variety of other dishes. 3773 Crenshaw Boulevard AX 3-1025 ................W.-...-.........,.,,.,.K.. .-.....,-W-..........-.....,......L,-,....r-.,,.W..L4,f, gwKv,1:efQn -V , . . 14 r F xxx , , A. H - - - ,,, . 1 ,L -.-..T:.i.-.1-1I'??.leEE.! f 13f!Lm:w - F' 1 5 fm JON CHARLES offers all graduates of DORSEY, upon presentation of their annual, a complete coverage of their wedding in candid photographs. Your wedding photo- graphed from the start to finish and mounted in a handsome wedding album for the spe- cially reduced price of 525. You can be assured of complete satisfaction through spe- cialized craftsmen and material employed by the Jon Charles Studio. Carl's is in the center of the Leimert Park District. Carl's specializes in fine foods and excellent service ,' f ada ' Joel's offer you 20 years of ex- perience in giving you that fine por- trait you have always wanted. His specialty is the wallet-size photos that are very popular with every- one. The extremely low price of 51.98 for four beautifully retouched photos in four different poses makes it the perfect size photo to give or send to your friends and relatives. Come in soon and have your picture taken too! ldentification photos, passports, and photostats made in short notice. 9 l- I 6660-55 BILL TOTH CAMERA SHOP 43l5 Crenshaw Blvd. AX 3-825l Hours: l l AM. To 8 PM. 06646 5545 'EZWL Evenings I Nine p. m. 5 T E R M S vi 543' U LOS ANGELES 43, CALIF. 5345 CRENSHAW BLVD. Phone AXmins1er 3-7153 FURNITURE ' APPLIANCES ' TELEVISION ,. . 1-' S xl 0 kv I ., I r. I I I' I 17' I r' ff A I 1 1 --.- , X x f X. mg!! fs, h 'kr ., 1. in-4 4 fl 'un N - . , --- I I ' T'-1, I Best regards fo all of you from all of us- OS e .,:!3.2'.-,. 5 M 0 I ,, , ,.. .,, . MQW, 1,----will 41215, E, ii-c 5, 3 1, 35 -ilgiikg .:'ggL::-, g., 431 -3 3:15 ij: -..'.L ' '-1-11-1..2'r': Rfsggiiitealr. L5 Lac B.Ji.li.'Y.1e1 -A f X. 11.11-1 I- 15.5.1 ' 3' eldlb 710766441 7am swam Scrivner's Number One, Dorsey's closest drive-in restaurant, on the corner of Jefferson and Crenshaw, offers delicious refreshment to Dorsey students who are looking for the place where their friends meet after a school day or a Circle-a-tor dance. Other locations are at Crenshaw Place and Manchester and Imperial Highway at Western. S. M. AUTO SEAT COVERS and TOPS Discount to Dorsey Students 1613 Crenshaw Corner Crenshaw and Venice ASK FOR STAN OR MEL Pa. 3839 Free Pickups V! Service and Parts 3100 West Jefferson at 1 1th Avenue RE 2-8131 ff' QQ f L A 1f . 5 ' 2- . 1 w New and Used ' ' ' ' ' 32 f V, g c 44 , J. WU ' 'f' ' . ,fm V' rv' if .af 735 pg nf fn aw' in ',YYgl,,1 .. A ,i is wi 1 rw ' fs W, 1 4242 Crenshaw W A ' A f g 9' 1s -- AX 3-7111 :fra -., 'ft 5?-I . ' -' ' a 1 A A A - .9 ,i -is an ' ' ' 13 -' in , is 1 A Q- ,.? 1 , - ' . b ' V M Q,1,q,LQ3N,y :Q Ev , ,,.,.. - ' 131 . I , K , ,,,. 1 I 'V ' , , . sw ,:-, I M ' r r E 1 V , , WWW V ' ,,,.,w,v-.-4-ff f fT ',, V Uvaeaa Carol Hamilton, Jerry McNamara, Susan Beardsley, Jack Ashenfelter, Jo Anne Aehle, and Luther Green are seen here enjoying after-school refreshments of those Famous Thick Malts and Alice Owen Delicious Home Baked Pies at TED OWEN RESTAURANT, 4300 Crenshaw Blvd. :IQ 5, V +5- L ig: iii: faffiee U WZ,- flxu-'q4i4 lm num S-az ...Lv ., .gggmm any .,-......,. ,, 1-mguwz a',..1,.. ' Q-.Q xg, 'WU f .Z 4 z -mfum. ...... 'L 'E:'L. . 9.1.4. For Unique Old English Atmos- phere, it's RAFFLES. We specialize in charcoal broiled steaks. 4310 Degnan Blvd. For reservations call AX. 928i me Established Buick Dealer at 4252 Crenshaw Boulevard since l94O. With authorized sales and service and new Buicks we carry select used cars, all makes and models. To assure the best care of all our 'cars we specialize in modern and up to date facilities. if ' .,. .-an-4'-ff-:isp FQ,-4, f v -fyh - , Awww lf you lack confidence on the dance floor, if you feel ill at ease when dancing with your favorite girl or if you are too shy to go dancing with your best beau, we can help you. Many Dorsey students enioy The New Arthur Murray Way , which makes learning to dance easier and faster. There are private studios for the pupils, in luxurious modern settings, with personal courteous instruction by the finest dancing teachers available. lf preferred, group lessons are offered at very reasonable rates. As a special offer, upon request, all Dorsey students will receive a trial lesson and dance analysis without charge. Phone for an appointment-come in and ioin the fun. WYominq 7788 C' l0W6llf0df str JEWELER Q renalzaw Kewl f Jewelry for Every Purpose 0 Cocktails - Coffee Shop 0 Expert Watch Repairing 5208 West Adams Boulevard lOS ANGELES I6 2825 CRENSHAW BOULEVARD LOS ANGELES IB. CALIFORNIA REP el.lc 5181 - L PREPARED MEALS AND DELICATESSEN TO TAKE our - FREE DELIVERY Jlflalfsff Ba-:aufy cglafon 4306 DEGNAN BLVD. Los ANGELES 8, CALIF. DELICATESSEN ' RESTAURANT RICHARD AXMINSTER 1-2617 43-I7 DEGNAN BLVD. Axminster 1-1004 AXMINSTER 9606 ART'S MEN'S SHOP TIMELY CLOTHES DEGNAN SHOE REPAIR NUTHING sur 'rl-is asa-r WAI t l DU 804 522l West Adams Blvd. .JQHNNY SCIACQUA 4300 DEGNAN BLVD. LEIMEHT PARK, Las ANGELES ,:E...s,4 1--,-2.1. x.f:. - zum: ' ii 'x 4: 1 O Shoes for all occasions ranging from startling low prices, is'the type of merchandise sold by the Quality Shoe Store. Any- thing from play shoes, sandals, satin and suede evening shoes to sturdy tennis, work shoes, and men's beautifully styled dress shoes may be had from one of the best-known shoe stores on Crenshaw Blvd. See you soon! Specializing in fine foods for the community is the Eleda Restaurant, a familiar landmark in the Crenshaw district. 4296 Crenshaw Blvd. ' 4 5422 Crenshaw Blvd. Yvette Bilkiss, Vickie Minyard, Rowland Day and Tom Robert- son are shown here being helped by Jerry Lippett, Dorsey High Alumnus. This is only one of the services avail- ablein the friendly atmosphere of Shaw's Jewelers. AX 3-5353 Other services include guid- ance and counsel to your indi- vidual iewelry needs in addi- tion to the world's finest quality diamonds, watches and jewelry items offered on friendly, easy to pay terms. gax At Gloria's Jewel Box can be found beautiful, exquisite, costume iewelry, from the low price of one dollar. Gloria is noted on Crenshaw Blvd. for her lovely handbags, silk scarves, decorative belts and compacts. Gloria invites all to shop in her Jewel Box for the perfect accessories for a per- fect evening. 5 l 3 ll 'Q A 5 mf' EB Specializing in fine Spanish food, featuring tacos, tamales, and enchiladas. For an even- ing of sheer pleasure, make special arrangements for your group or club. Yes, above all we still serve delicious Spanish food. Margarita's Spanish Cafe 5026 Crenshaw Blvd. AX 8970 When you're thinking of that special gift stop in at Donin's and you'll find fine selections of all kinds of iewelry. Make a good choice and buy your gifts at Donins. icuii? Business Phone Residence Phone AXminsfer I-6540 AXminster 3-1509 'cans af Wyofziaf Bonded Member F.T.D.A. 5415 CRENSHAW BOULEVARD AXMINSTER I-3612 UUALITY 51... 5442 CRENSHAW BLVD. 1 - JAMES CONN LOS ANGELES 43, CALIF. LESTER L. SILVERSTEIN LOS ANGELES 43, CALIF. gdm0U5 fm 0111 Seven .gtlyefi GEO. H. MANNING OFFICE suPPl.lEs r-'norms-ron COMMERCIAL e'rA'rxoNEr-is SCHOOL SUPPLIES BIQADLEV STATIOHEIQS 5441 CRENSHAW BLVD. Los ANGELES 43. CALIF. AX - 26771 WHITES' VARIETY BAKE SIIIII' DECORATED CAKES AND - FRENCH PASTRY DUR SPECIALTY - 3345 WEST 43RD STREET AX. Z3-4EDD LDS ANGELES PHONE AX 1-3234 I 6lyl7'ZOIZ 5 STORE POR MEN 5416 CRENSHAW BLVD. LOS ANGELES 43, CALIF. W DISTINCTIVE FASHION APPAREL BEVERLY HILLB . CRENSHAW CENTER u LONE BEACH 4143 CRENSHAW BLVD. AX. 2-8141 LDS ANBELEB 43, CALIF. AX. 2-Bl42 Flowers for AISI Occasions .sm glzrciif Wedding Designs a Specialty ORCHIDS L CORSAGES - FLORAL DESIGNS LEIMERT PARK STATIONERS 4330 DEGNAN BOULEVARD LOS ANGELES 43, CALIFORNIA 'f ' ' 6:1 5329 c h Bl d. AX,,,f,fQ1f'E'023' HEAnouARrERs ron scnool surruss Los Angeles, AXMINSTER 910-I -0- DEGNAN MOTORS INC. 4- 3401 W. 43RD STREET I I' D I DIRECT FACTORY DEALER Los ANGELES e, CALIFORNIA U Ill 3 , . AXWNSTER 3 6106 IQICIWGTCI Greenwald PORTRAITS PHOTO SUPPLIES venslnaw CQZIOZO Qenifer fAcross from The Broadwayl 4092 CRENSHAW BLVD. AXMINSTER 2-8163 E 1 Q s ' ig 2.1 i AKD V1 7y: 'Yr y, Y7 v r ly , 'I l4i ir A f H is 1 Tm' if 4 f 'ii-r A xv QI, '! v r 'HS u Q i I J '1 A Kr ,Q '-ass 'yu'-5gg,.' ,, We wish to thank all you Dorsey Dons and Donnas, for you are the l95l Circle. Your activities are recalled. Your pictures make up the pages. This year we have tried to make the Circle a record of words and pictures of the persons and places that constitute the Dorsey Campus. It is a book, we hope, to bring back memories. 157 You are now leaving Dorsey for whatever the time to come holds in storq for you. You stand at the frontier of life, your whole futures stretching out before you. But however your lives and dreams are molded, each qi you will always be a vital link of an ever expanding circle of Dorset Alumni and friends. A - . 4 a I 5 5 5 3 E E 5 2 5 E 5 5 2 5 E . E E ! a ! 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