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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1952 volume:

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'I if i A x JT Wj,4Qu4Alji11'- - Ak ydia -if' are f 559 I QQRQA - W-.xyfri -- l Lower W' so s so K ,,,wY X ,X L 21' s- l idly-1 RN f '4?KNQ-l- Dorsey Hugh School IS known throughout the clty tor Its superior sprrlt This splrlt wos shown by the whole Dorsey Community IH Its effort to help outtlt the bond with uniforms The students of Dorsey reolxzlng the necessity of new bond unltorms collected poper In order to rouse the money to poy for them The mogozlne subscrlptlon drlve olso exhvblted tune sparut of oll the Dorsey groups ond clubs olso provuded funds forthe uniforms Y J A., 1 ff vip O f x Q Mr. .lee Drury Miss Clementine Griffin Hugh fglgy Mrs. Blanche Garrison Miss Arlene Graber MPS- 509090 Hliffl' fllr darwin Mer flzlllllnlstratlnu Wparlmeni lleads Alla' Uooramvtors 0' 1. sa..-N,N L-4 il-ur fllr Walter Lars! WK? w Alf' Mm lllary llawara' rr V' L. I 'fe 31.-.. A... .1 1 Q cr-.fa 'M 5, 1 ,Yr X .: A - ' ' , fn . ' , Y , XE Q ff' 4 If Y l K L4-:nhl 44? i 5:1 A fr we G , J! lg 'N 'Vs 3 n . ogy, ,A L X Lk s-- Q- 1.4 he L f L K . A I .cg-'l'lj3:'Q, A , 38 ' f-lf 'QP 1' 7- B , C ,A A! sb .ia X 4 J Mr. Harold Alley Mr. Richard Bailey Mrs. Blanche Baker Mrs. Charlofie Baies Mr. Francis Benavidez Mrs. Henriena Bulpitf ax!! n 4.x 'vs 09 up 'ins TS . Y, Mr. Gerald Burchard Mr. James Burt Mr. Gerald Calhoun Mrs. Wilma Carnes Mr. Frank Clemensen Miss Corene Embree . ,ht A 5: iv- 'fl E , 1 m y , W G H. vmryglqrf 1 3 Q ff ,,-. , Y . 'H' V , i Mr. Charles Fabing Mrs. Sylvia Ford Mr. Ray Gardner Mrs. Jean Germann Miss Bessie Gill Mr. Garford Gordon Mr. Owen Hansen Miss Edna Harrison Mr. Frank Hedrick Mrs. lelma Huxfable Mr. George Jaffray Mr. William Jepson Mrs. Marion Kelly Mr. Bruce Kidder Mrs. Eva Kirby Miss Ruth Krohn Mr. Arthur Lillegraven Mr. Willard Lauerman Mrs. Irene Quin Mr. Bernard Brown Mr. Frederick Sampson Miss Alice Cooper Mr. Wilber Spaugh Mrs. Evelyn Crooks Mr. William Tucker Mrs. Gladys Devol Mr. Laurence Walker Mrs. Lorena Norqu st Mrs. Ruth Woolleh Mrs. Doris Overfield Mrs. Evelyn Yeria Nathan Leanse President, W '52 lY0HIMHllll dorernluent Student problems are aired and student questions answered in Congress. Each homeroom elects a student to represent it, and all students in that room give their questions about the school to their representative. This is just another example of American democracy at work in the Dorsey Community. FIRST ROW, left to right: Juke Cherry, Jean Biby, Barbara Biggins, Marianne Ando, Alma Acuna, John Hogan, Shyrline Somers, Mirian Dennis, Sheila Martin, Ed Misrahi, Jay Naylor, Jim Sheppard, Dale Mickelson, Bob Miller, Harriet Dora De Loriss, Karol Elling, Tresa Hoekea. SECOND ROW: Jerry Johnson, Goldstein. FOURTH ROW: Johnny Mac Farlane, Chuck Baldwin, Johnny Mercer, Larry Rice, Johnny Martin, Warren Appley, Henry Fusco, Bill Conxolo, Kay Bill Ruff, Harry Ducey, Barbara Fenton, Tom Christie. FIFTH ROW: Richard Howell, Myrna Gettinger. THIRD. ROW: Joe Drury, Sponsor, Bill Anderson, Kalustain, Tom Neimeyer, Earl luff, Reed Dunkley, Jim Britton, Britton Tresville. . -WW' Bob Silberling Q , ROW, left 'O flghfr Irving Peffelf, NU0ml ROYHGY, 5USie 50fenSOn, Naflwn l-20052, FIRST ROW, left to right: Marvin Seid, Harry Ducey, John Hogan, Gus Kunelis, Ed Mizrahi. Somew, Diane Sims, Torn Christie- SECOND ROW: Mvfy Moulton, -lf-me 5lmPS0f1. SECOND ROW: Florolyn Stems, .lane Glidden, Claudette Yeoman, Lillian Tobey, Bob Shaffer, Carol Aney, Martha White. THIRD ROW: Eddie Shinn, Sheldon D G ff T 9 fd , Om Silberling, Susanne Pendleton, Dora Delarios, Grace Oba, Zoe Von Rosenberg. THIRD on, Ray Hansen, .lock Parsons, Mr. Joe Drury, sponsor, and Harvey Grafman. ROW, W A I R 1 l President, S '52 arren pp ey, ay Hansen, Bill Hudleson, Tom Christie, Larry Nelson, Mr. .loo Drury, sponsor. Student Kami! The Council is the highest student governing body in the school. They puSS student laws, pass on all events, and run the student body in general. It is composed Of all the Student Body officers. Aly gi 'CQ 2' l'ers0n11el Hoa 0' f O . yoltns . xe l Gus Ysunehsl 15: swf' ,n ph' righlz vs r-iw' B' we W Smash' i10'N' 'N' SW 1 o ' Plas ,io R o sic FIRST ROW, left Io right: Gerald Lowdermilk, Bill Hudelson, Tom Robertson, Bill Consolo. SECOND ROW: Jim Meadors, Gordon Sherrett. Qluno-nb 8 9. sy view' obo- Seah' Grace 5,01 , er. Y xlef' iw Ge mqluQxo'es U . so ,deff dghl' ox GTV go Co' . Kell 'Ni 53 wi R0 O 140 1 V' Co pls 52 y. lellziriebe' pa Whenever a student has a problem or needs to make an adjustment, he can be sure that the Personnel Board will help him. In order to help new students, the board sponsors sock hops, and plans assemblies for both boys and girls. New students are given special assemblies to help them adjust to Dorsey life. Mr. Walter Larsh and Miss Mary Howard are the sponsors ofthe Board, and with their enthusiastic back- ing, it stands ready to help Dorseyites. SITTING, left to righl: Yoshoko lshi, Isabel Baker. STANDING: Cathie Franzen, Susie Sorenson, Judy Joseph, Nancy Looney. - -up' li' www 5. Qi., 'H 4 'di YQ ' . LT ms -6' 'mfs ' ' SFRW C5 KN Ho Sfcffznvcl ffocoopsfy ON0 9 ' fo , N f, . F PQ r enfon' S7 W- De .'9Irf,- 8 - 5,94 S ANDIN nm: H U'-bafa HY- C- 00941 swe ' Rollo! I loffy 6' Sug denbli d Frank, Smlzer, koonne Pendlerg' Dong- I meflhe F 'on' Ed M OW-fe W rqnlen 15,1717 , of-My ' Mor,,- I' 5ar5 ' 'Y Unle, Ura . CAM Every service post in the school has a Captain whose iob it is to direct the service members under him. Only the finest of service personnel are selected for Cap- tains, and this year's group is no exception. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mary Nimmo, Eugenia De Rosales, .Iudy Shaelfer, Dolores Sanders, Joyce Benveniste. SECOND RO W: Barbara Swedenborg, Zoe Von Rosenberg, Susie Pendleton, Pot Thompson, Joyce Haddock, Doreen Osep. THIRD ROW: Amy Cohen, Ann Summers, Florilyn Stearns, Pat Priebe, Diane Howell. !,.. Service 1-5,51 Bgys 4 Flkgf ND Clp PO IS S5 A' V4 Rv o,,,q,eU, lay, Io .IC5 Cqpr , ,QQ A,'d61-5-on Eleoho, U rl'gl7f.- D. AINSNDO I N X . 7Hl,QD ' -fum, l 'a'q 'one H 'iffy 'W' ' 0 6' I fl Ow Au- 'iwd ' Roger I' 'f' cf, fi if -' 51 'We' fy ,on Jer, ,grad gr Wfnsfow, S ou,,,ous, Tiger Carle oy Combo ofuio ' 06 7,7 0660, Co dbelyq Mo 607017 cr' H049 8 ' 51W 1 f r rf,' . of gl . off, wfff.,,dZgf.,,,,n F3027 Mendilhmd ne, I-1 Ulf K ' 44,346 V POW, ' SAW Ur:-O D ' -,Glyn N U ' en,,e,6 ew. 3071117 FIRST ROW, left to right: Gordon Planck, Harry Ducey, Earl Luff, John Newton. SECOND ROW: K. Smith, Mike Vorco, Ed Mizrahi, Ed Shinn. THIRD ROW: .lim Casey, Larry Schnitzer, Don Hamilton Dave Goerz, Don Harris. nv- ' Q., 5,- 1 Naomu Rovner Sandra Beesley P e de 9 e P WW' Claudette S0513 Yeoman Sorenson H V e Preslde 1 Carol Margaret Aney Chrlsfenson 'Au L ,lean Arla Mae Kaplan Locke ,L Mary Margaret Moullon Murdock Dldhe Florulyn Sums Sferns N9 Marion Ward Dolores Penhall S el y Teo Dons Beaulah Ranson el Sellsfrom C' Dora Mmam De Lorios Denms lil I0 QQ. Maureen Aronow gn! Judy Shaffer Serge 9 of Eugenna de Rosales Geraldme Lowdermnlk Chapl Pat Thompson Ch pla Mlss Mary Howard P0 Dolores Sanders Eileen Donor Eorlme Madson Jane Glidden -5 Vlckle Mlnyard Marulyn .lane Newcomb Simpson 4? llllldll 199 T0beY Von Rosenberg 5 n- gl 5 YP 2 rf' vw' tg i M X . I X my Q 4 Sl ' r si n Vic residenf eu or r sure., Ser so -charms Cin S Mor ' 5 i 'nigh I Q I 6 W . 4 ' s- - C ' ' V Tr -'ef Eg, Pfufde l if ' 595' 'VY Treasurer an - -arms o in Historian C F- cr ' 4' A -22' v E TSD S Q T.. V- yr , Q , G 0 Q ' lik, 4, xl K , ,H S N ,ig 1 ' 'J V 'gr' . Q 1, A I G' 1- 5' ,L , 4' , , 6 . n .s , l ll X S if . 'Q Sheldon De Graff Pre do I 1 Warren Appley Presldenl Tom Chrnshe Jerry Johnson John Marian Q- Larry Rice Bob Campbell Vee P aside l Eddie Shlnn Vfce P es d l Rodney Farrns Dave Kirkwood Nllzrahl ve, Tom Robertson Bob Silberllng nl Hudelson S c ala y L Don Irving Perreff T eos er Jam Lockner Choplal Frank Nathan Kawasaki Lgqngg Teas e Sergeant I m Gufford lfllllfflfll' Ray Hansen lawrence Mr Waller walkff Lars h Sponsor Marc Alan Brenner Brush John Dick H og an Holliday Z Gus Kunelis Jock Parsons nel Dan Tele: Gerald Lowdermilk I Rafi Britton Tresville 105 Q 3 Y Ke , Y ' O si n i r ' n Sur lory r ur .n C - 4 edk' Q- . ' Bill f . ' f i 9 e r r r ur r -c -ar s 3 ' , 535 fy Le Q -X if Q. R 5' l x . A 4 . , 4 ,Q J 5' , 14 e.e:fJ ' C 8 q Q J- 5 . l 3 t ' 'TL' Ed a'u . ' C, ' Q Q7 X Z' '1 1 5 'r-3 7 V? by ,f 2 af Q I ,.'. , XV! ' .i . ,' gf , tx . , Ny' 1 ,M -0 NI? Z, Wig. 'lllll , ..,,,,, ax .r..,,,, i .. --i-f .,. .,:,r::,, Ili.. - , .,. M ...I , -f I N ' -' .pf lyxhvi : . . 't f, -.fig rg 'W - ' 99 1 heirs- at nf ga I A ' - f 'H -- M . 'J 5 AL ' 'fra , . '7 r . ' A' -Q Q l W ? , ' 5 . 'V my , , . Q. ' ,QL ,. -- - . L . , .rs'El'l2-fzflzlgiy 1 -v,,':+' ' T ' ' - -. .Q - .....a, :wr JVM V f FIRST ROW, flylttto left: Carolyn Deitch, Martha White Dolores Fuller. SECOND, ROW: Katherine Franzen Sully G Susie Per-d'efon, Tabby Lubarsky. CAMERA SHY: Barbara sqm, , Barbara Swedenborg, ettinger, .lanet Golanty, Zfti ff 1 F? .. K Hifi J Xi- I f MQ N 'jf iifnnl ZW , ,HW L if Like the honored knights of old, Dorsey's Knights are boys who have fulfilled their school's highest standards of scholarship, service, and leadership. The Knights have many duties around the school, among them are aiding new students, ushering at assemblies, and helping at PTA meetings. The Knights are considered to be the top honor organization in the field of service. FIRST ROW, left to right- Dolores Penhall, Bob Silberling, Eugenia de Rosales. SECOND ROW Mary Nimmo, Kay Nishimura, Jane Simpson, Miriam Dennis, Marilyn Mansfield, Mrs. Blanche Garrison, sponsor ,- FIRST ROW, lelt to right: Beulah Sellstrom, Marilyn Mansfield, Leelane Ellis. SECOND ROW: Martin Berman, Larry Nelson. 1 If 1 1 I The Crilerions are Dorsey's chapter of the California Scholarship Fed- eration. The Criterions are the honor students of the school, and their aim is to promote scholarship in the Community. Those students who are members for tour terms become Sealbearers. FIRST RO W, left to right: Joanne Lewin, Florolyn Stearns, Haruko Komatsu, Yasuko lura, Vickie Minyard, Dottie Eaton, Jean Kaplan, Maureen Aronow, Flora Lepkin, Arlene Lesser, Miriam Dennis, Jane Simpson, Helene Bender, Shirley Hassan, Sandra Greinstein, Isabel Baker, Jean Cowan, Shirley Fink, Gilbert Good, Don Voyer, Janice lser, Don Singer, Kay Nishimura, Mary Nimmo, Eleanor Linder. SECOND ROW: Doreen Seefred, Marilyn Mansfield, Doris Abernathy, Bernice Murakami, Charles Binkley, Barbara Goodman, Marcia Gilbert, Yvette Bilkiss, Wanda Leeder, Barbara Swedenberg, Caryl Daniels, Joyce Haddock, Arla Mae Locke, Marvin Katz, Miriam Halfon, Violet Plueger, Cecil Schroeder, William Wittenberg. THIRD ROW: Margaret Murdock, Eileen Doner, Earline Madson, Diaine Jackson, Richard Le Vine, Harriet Goldstein, Carolyn Hack, Dolores Fuller, Violet Bernstein, Sonia Schwartz, Bill Raff, Jerry Johnson, Dennis Hague. FOURTH ROW: Claudette Yeomon, Nancy Looney, Barbara Hines, David Edwards, Yvonne Loderman, Pat Priebe, Jane Glidden, gy 1 T110 Uriierion Celeste Mizukamo, Diane Howell, Carol Grunaer, Margaret Christiansen, Dorothea Inselmann, Marvin Selesnick, Bill Sussman, Earl Petrus, David Goerz, Sheldon Carris. FIFTH ROW: Douglas Van Orden, Tim Saylor, Carole Jones, Dolores Penholl, Mary Moulton, Naomi Rovner, Rochelle Yeker, Grace Oba, Flora Willett, Diana Demuth, Douglas Keppler, Ronald Baskin, Bill Davis, Fred Bremer. SIXTH ROW: Murray Bernstein, Paul Messinger, Gary Ballenger, Ira Miller, Zanette Farkas, Eleonore Close, Ann Small, Estelle Klein, Lawrence Green, Arthur Goldfar, Sylvia Friedman, Larry Nelson, SEVENTH ROW: Bernard Chanowsky, Bruce Gladstone, Ted Sparks, Eloi Cortina, Donald Tabuchi, Barbara Floyd, Janice Kayahara, Patti Brinker, Leelane Ellis, Diana Ellerbrock. EIGHTH ROW: Irving Perrett, Charles Missler, Bob Silberling, Sheldon De Graff, Bill Simon, Tabby Lubarsky, Lillian Toby Eugenia De Rosales, Carolyn Deitch, Ruby Nakawatase, Barbara Woo, Kathleen Sato, Fay Aratani, Nancy Straszer, Sophia Alevisos. 'fit il ss!-, 95, . Seniors Mow X MARY MOULTON is , f if-an A tl J 'M X pluflian NATHAN LEANSE President of Student Body California Scholarship Federation Knights Vikings Three Year Varsity Football Letterman President of Girls' Athletic Association Girls' Letter Society Ladies California Scholarship Federation Sealbearer Service Board JANE SIMPSON SHELDON DQGRAFF President of California Scholarship Federation and Sealbearer Girls' Service Vice President Ladies Girls' Athletic Association and Girls' Letter Society Hostess Club President of Knights Commissioner of Community Activities California Scholarship Federation Dorsey Letterman Society Varsity Letterman - Track and Cross Country 'D Gag S!- 4 i if BECKY GARCIA Secretary YL IRVING PERRETT President H ss Moors Every class needs officers to lead it and to plan its activities. The Caliphs have an exceptionally outstanding group of officers, which is a tribute to the wisdom of this small but mighty class. RICHARD TERZIAN JUDY JOSEPH ISABEL BAKER Boys' Vice-President Girls' Vice-President Treasurer X 1'v .1 -g 1-'Xiu-. 4, -C -1,-3, . 5 QQ Y., 11a 5 X if x A l 1114 J Q6 f 14- 1' A 2 ABOVE: Roy Ambramcwilz, Marvin S. Adams, Carole J. Aney George J. Angelos, Gloria M. Arbogasl, Maureen X. Aronow lsabel Baller, Jerry E. Bamberger, Sandra J. Beesley, Eugene S Behrman, Arlhur L. Benvenisfe, Murray Bernslein. Yvelle P. Bilkiss Jeanne H, Boidec, Carole D. Bonlecou, Lynn Branlcer, Marc A Brenner, Frank J. Broz. Geraldine Bulera, Jeanne f. Calder, Roberl E. Campbell, Ronald J. Carasik, Ralph J. Carey, Ora M. Carlson Edward Chanon, Nancy E. Corbin, Arvin B. Cummings, Harvey M Davis, Howard J. Davis, Sheldon D, DeGraff. SITTING leff lo right Eileen Donner, Vickie Minyard, Murray Bernstein Naomi Rovner, Jean Kaplan. STANDING: Paul Messinger, Menam Dennis, Jane Simpson, Mary Moullon, Harrie! Goldslein, Arl Goldfarb. Nu' -Q.. 5 H 1 i ,Q N fx Q... 'Q ,fm 'cu 'Q 'V' Q: , ig 1 Wk 9-ro ' Gif Q 4' Q X S0 QQ .5 'eff C X N 1, ABOVE: Edgar Delgado, Miriam M. Dennis, Evelyn E. DiFiore, Eileen M. Doner, Roberf H. Dunn, Zylpha F. Ealon. David L. Edwards, David Einbund, Nalhaniel A. Fearaunce, Jerrold B. Feuerman, Tricia J. Firmin, Charles L. Flaxman. Delores Fleming, Henry Fusco, Rebecca Garcia, Donald H. Gifford, Libby I. Ginsberg, Lillian E. Glassman. Melvin R. Goldberg, Arfhur N. Goldfarb, Harrie? J. Goldsfein, Lawrence T. Green, Barbara H. Grimes, Sondra I. Grinsfein. Marshall S. Hacker, Richard G. Hall, Arfhur L. Handy, Marjorie .l. Harold, Alan F. Hauck, Jeannette Hellzen. W , M - 'T x 5 1' . ,J .V P ll 9 'Q 1 y 4. 1? -1. Arr-- 0. N 5' 2. -4.5 :E-1 A 4-as -- ff , Q, -2- . Q . 'R lffxQ Q KW S 8. lf, Q v 'D up T Q Y6'Lw,..PQ1i 2 I 'L if K ,, 4 IN ,., R 2 Q, -P' ,E f L , Arab 3 G' G. 3 ' Ao. F-'-'Q C . -E 7' '-,h X x l'A X K' Q gp 'I , PS3 45' Cv . 'br lf' X, 7 It L'- Gf FQ 'Q L? Q af 'TL Q, -11 . . ,A f. E w gli ilu! llli . Q K Q U' i Qs Q ,. ..weg.. W Albert L. Hernhuter, Barbara J. Hill, Ida M. Hodges, Beverly J. Houke, Ronald C. Hughes, Janice lser. Virgil C. Jackson, Michael A. Johnston, Elliott L. Jones, Jr., Jerome E. Jordan, Judith E. Joseph, Vartan P, Kalaiian. Harvey Kalmenson, Jean A. Kaplan, Josephine D. Katem, Yolanda Kelly, Robert W. Kennedy, Norman Kopulsky. Anna M. Kirn, Estelle Kushner, Sandra E. Lapin, Ray G. Larson, Nathan J. Leanse, Clarence A. Leavitt. Bernard Lehrer, Lester B. Leibson, Una M. Lennix, Eleanor L. Levin, Bernard Levin, Aida Lewin. Service men graduating with the Winter 1952 Class are: Raymond J. Albany Burton L. Cohen Jack B. Hensley . F 1 . .H 2 e,,. x if t l. --up 'S av- fa.-. vu- Q I P .il vol FT! :N es, 3'-T '- N f :' .J If Q it X ik cl K 3 ., ., , l fr -A-3 gs Y Q ph Q5 . ls 3 .V,,,.a ,Xa 5 'Gi '5 X x ff Q . so 7 4 - John Lewlrowitz, Mary E. Lindell, Gerald Lowdermilk, Geraldine Lowdermillr, Joseph R. Lucoslic, Ronald H. Malin. Ronald B. S, Marantz, Emrick Mason, Albert Mass, Kenzo Mayeda, Robert J, Mcflwain, Stephanie A. Mclntosh. Elizabeth M. McWilliams, James E. Meadors, Paul H. Messinger, Dale l.. Mickelson, Erwin R. Miller, Victoria M. Minyard. Charles Missler, Sally Molho, Charles A. Montero, Beverly LoVerne Moore, Mary E. Moulton, Marilyn l. Nelson. Florence D. Ohlson, Carolyn G. Parnell, Jack C. Parsons, Richard W. Paulus, Dolores J, Penhall, Irving R. Perrell. Members ofthe class who did not have their photo taken are: Jaclyn J. Collins Loren D. Dunbar Melvin B. Robin Solomon Sheby Robert D. Morris Emanuel W. Weary X v-ga E-NTI NG 7ONTEST 'a - se U .f cs, ll ,' 'V mo ff s . 'I C1 - v ABOVE: Joanne B. Pinlcston, Evelyn G, Porter, Thomas l. Robertson, Beverly A. Robinson, Roberta A. Rogers, Naomi Rovner. Gilbert A. Salinas, Angele S. Semeriian, Milton W. Sheffield, Jr., Sammie l.. Shepard, James W. Shepard, Suzanne Sherwood. Yvonne A, Sher- wood, Mary A. Shirikian, Murray A. Shpall, Jane A. Simpson, John E. Smart, Carole M. Smith. Shyrline J. Sommers, Elsie S, Stein, Kenneth D. Struman, Sally L. Staurt, Meryle J. Taber, Richard R. Terzian. Phillip Vogel, Diane E. Watson, Dorothy C. Webb, Evangeline F, Wiltz, Sally Wolerstein, Carmen Young. Gunther J. Zorn, Herbert B. Hammer, Gerald T. King, Ev' Gnu-qv i Sh Vs a- K .ik ti Q -.df 2 :jx ,uv A 21 J' Q 1. xc- fiv- A : V, if i li 584'-' L 3:4 Y A 1 H is 'Q' Jwfff The rom, A Night ln Bagdad, was held amid the flurry and fluff of pastels and the glamour of formal dress, on January the eleventh. The gym was transformed from an athletic practice room into a myster- ious desert metropolis. The Prom was one of the most successful which has ever been produced on the Dorsey Campus. 'T'-v' WARREN APPLEY ' 6 President ot' Knights Boys State -9, VI Vikings I I Captain of Football Team TOM CHRISTIE Presrdent of Congress Knights Semor B President Vrkmgs 15' EUGENIA DE ROSALES Ladies fi GLS G A A Vice President Servrce Board RAY HANSEN President of C A S C Knights Vrklngs C S F MARGARET MURDOCK Hostess President of G.L,S. Ladies G.A.A. Cabinet 3 Semeter LARRY NELSON Presrdent of C S F Sealbearer Key Club Orchestra BOB SILBERLING s if E 5, . 'T' f. of-I 15 IN Stuclentbody President 0' Knights L D S Service Board SUSIE SORENSON Girls Personnel Vlce President Ladies G L S Hostess GUS KUNEUS CLAUDETTE YEOMAN Boys Personnel Vrce President Preuden' of Ladle! Knights G L S wr C' J-'H L D S Hostess Club B Basketball Letterman seclbenrer ffl , 4' ,jr 825 4 RQSUWQ Bill L' Eugenid De , ude'-'On Girls' Vice Presuden Presiden, TVOUSUVCI' Boys' Vice Presidenf Secrelary Mvffhd Whife Frank Kawasaki ru.. flak., I I T Dons M Abernafhy Chlyoko Arno ff- Shrrley R Alexander QM? ,iff A' fir: 5 win WM wif, James A Allen ' Priscilla R Allen My Ts Elmer L Ammons A Q w 21 in sf may James Anderson Nancy C Anlhony Warren A Appley Beverlyl. Baram f- Af: James Barnes BELOW Sandra B Berg Elrhu R Bernsleln Kennefh Gerfrude Bqron R Blorkman Ernesf C Blakely Robert A Blakkan Jean F Bollrg Joan C Bollng Pafrrcra A Brooker Esfher M Brown Alan H Brush George M Burke Charles H Bush Norma J Cankl James C Cannon fv- i if Q- R bt 'Q Tom E Chnsfre Marguerlfe H Cleildlf Consfance M Clifford Eleanore J Close Frleda P Coberf Jack Cohen Carol l- CONQIIO Alon E De Lancey Dora De Lancs ,loan L Delmar Gene D Deloux Dmna A Demum Terry M Dennyg Eugenra De Rosale.. 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W Caudle Bernard L Chanowslcy -up L... .Irm D Carson Wanda L De WAN BrUCe A COOPGV Ronald Cornwell Danfel M De Silva Carol A Dessef 1 gy' X K Morgaref A Coubrough Carolyn A CuHs Alonzo .l Dickerson Danvel L Dr lullo s 6' tw 1 2 as 0 E L -cr Beafrlce M Avila Ronald W Bacon Donna M Barley Barbara A Bath 'N Shirley M Becker '. Helene A Bender Caryl Daniel Conslance J Dorrrs Carolyn H Dench Carole L Doyle L 9 .XXX M L 1 .fy L ,ar fl , - 157: VL: ' ' LM IE L, , JV' 45? :a IL' ,,. if - '. ' , 6- - I flee? - ' ' f Q 1 4' it , N, K , .P : V - A , f F Q K c NL vi We . Q L l ' , I H I Q . N 5 . . ,- l 4 A - V Q Q . i I 1 G. 9 e , , J - I K W- f 4 .f : t . l ' K I ' x D X. 6- .. Mx, , xx Ronald H. Frank Harvey W. Gralman r A G' , N 1 1 lc' Jacqueline M. Fransen Herberf G. Greenbera ff' - 6 W Q 1 Gloria H. Heaion Joseph W. Hudelson 1 X.x M.. , H1 James Heafon Willie J. Hunfer X I YK k Catherine E. Franzen Raul G. Guerra 41 Marjorie R. Draper Geraldine Dreb Muriel Druclcer Donald K. Enholm Coleman H. Epsfein Roberf Falconer Harlan Fin Nancy , raz r Dennis M. Hague pf-W CFO Dolores R. Fuller Adrienne A. Haley 5 1' ' 1 J 6 is Q if KI N , , cw , Waller J. H9lf7flCh Racelle Hellman Maple C. Henderson Azad V, Husnian William G. Husfon Edifh G. Hymovifz us . 2 Y 0' . 5- ' - I Gill Louise P. Gallagher Ray R. Hansen v- 3 . if Roberi T. Higashi Marie S. lacobellis Er N. fl Martin L. Gellman James R, Harringfon Qs.: 513 ie.i ,K Anifa K. Hindigan Dorafhea Inselmann Qt X V -' an-Q 0 Herberf H. Gerisch Donald R. Harris gl .Q P' il , K , 0- we---f X x Barbara E. Hines Yoshiko V. Ishii 6 Mary F. Dulfln Nicholas L. Dyer Dlane L. Edmondson Odis C. Edwards Rodney L. Farrls Norman H. Fawcefl ts Norma J. Feelo i Anita L. Fils K x Charles F. Cc-rould Sully A. Gemnge, Joseph Gill Carolyn L- Haskell William F. Haskell Bafbafa A- Husserl L - 4 I . Q- mi L. Lois J. Glidden Shirley E. Hasson is A fa. e- lf H - qs-v .1 fr- v - l I W - I , l y -2 - 1 I' lf' , , - 'c -' G' ' ff fa X s- C -ef L f Q I N Carolyn A. Hack Elhel Hoffman Rvfwld ll Hallman lzlahafa G. Holliday Jaclyn C. Jacobsen Vickie Jeffrey Bl '9 Kal' Jew Gerald E. Johnson 2' 3' G, fr Z ' lr- l A lx . 5 '!.h-1 1. David J. Goerz Seffa M. Halzikian W I' C George V. Hopper? Marlene A. Johnson 'Os l S I, sw 73 fi Doris J. Goldlarb Kay K. Hayakawa af' if wk al Mary E. Hovey Warren V. Johnson 6 6- Q5 Z ' H 1 1 .4 J.. Davld A Kirkwood G B. Q... - S Edward A Lrbed ,Q 'On w x Ms .fx -FQ? 'ma-...,,, if Barbara A Jones Carole G J .lone Jaclyne J Jones John Juarez RM ti-V Kazuo P Kafaoka Elko Kafo Q. Marv S Kaiz Carolyn L Kaufman Chlyeko Klshfmofo Esfelle B Klem Co,,S,a,,f,,,e 1' Kunelu Shirley E langmn .N Q L-9 'a 'e A L 'be'9 Raymon G Linder Arla Mae Locke N ancy .I Looney I z 3 xf ' 5- Y ' - QW wi NL- A Muriel R Lee 4 ? . Carol D Lowrey 1: L. 'J X - 1 Roberf E Lee Tabby R LUL arskv -S s fl, . A . V .il K gviy lf-,X , ' iQ Wg' , rf. 1 R an A Li' L' - 'bs v. ,L , V ,H 2 5. , 2 . - - - .. 5 A in 'N - L ff V f , H h - - uw AL . W ' us. . ,. I' Lx In . , ' , I .5 ,., ...y .-. , - ah 'S V , M 1 wi-J.. f L' 'J' 'L ' K 2 4 xr . V A -W 'L ' ,A Q ,f , lik 17 lk K VK we Ye A L . X , X' , xo 4. f it I L Y- X WW . I Aw A 2 - - 9 ' I 9 18 1 L A ' 'IV Q 37 X L 1 i, i . 7 . ' 6, .J ta N far e X ,A .L npr -JA I Jean Y Kageyama Barbara S Kahn Deborah Kandel Shirley B Kaplan Frank H Kawasaki Mrnoru R Kawawalr: Arm ena M Khanrzlan Marlene E King e ' A as ,, F El R.. ' 0 M 5 ,, . S 1 6 k- L 4 . r-. ' l I, . .e up N A ' ' R , 'QXf '.e rgyfp. NTL5, f N N Vg. xv' ffgfxl f ' R' W fl f in b. E -'X X fxk-I-' s w 1,163 :rl , if mf! lr-f I ,QI 1 R ,1r,ff.,s M V , L I Y X. ,J Q4 LXR- 5. 7- r ' g ' G- S x 9. Q, 5 it 1 . 6 fi, G. L - ' 4 'M 4- KV -' I9 A ' x 'Ri ' iii .1 40. Shelley Lusfer we 'Q Wanda J Leeder Stanford J Lybow Flora l Lepken Raymond L Lesonsky Arlene G Lesser John C Lynch Qu LT Eleanor .I Maclnnes Raymond A Malkm Ad e 'e H Munn 'i Joanne B Lewm M0fllYI1 R Mansfield ,V Sophronra B Lewis Ben H Marcus A 9. 1 5 kmf zu. wl William S PGLFICLK Lols A Pollock Warren W Reuffer 95 cl- fb Robert E Patterson Paffy Paffon Susanne Pendlefon Rolland E Poole Suzanne C Poslle Jim W Frat! Nancy D Richard Wfllram Rlchler Jimmy B Rideau cv' Maxine Marcus Burfon R Margulns John T Marhn Sheila A Marfln Phyllis V Mason Norman R Meyers Marian A Mnddlelon Clnnfon C Mnlfer Richard H Miller Tom L Mllzner Marilyn L Murray Glona M Mustacchfo Arnold M Noches Rosalind Naches .lay H Naylor Tomomr E Nozawa John L Nuchols 'L -9 Arlene G Penfon lohn Pusfnlnlk Barbara M Rubin T' Barbro A Nyman Colleen l Perkins Wrlllam F Rall Richard L Rudolph Grace K Oba Pafrlcla A O Connor Frederick M Pefers Rrchard R Raguse James T Rufledge 'T E .4 N I ' - Tl e0d0'9 -l MUY9' Shirley M McCool DIOYIHG l M0 'Ce Norma B Morris Thama .l McCormick John T Morse Roberf G McRann Greta M Mueller Rrchard L Mukolsky shulee A Means 'hm G Mellen Wllllam E Mendenhall Orlando H M unyon Margaret .l Murdock 7- 7 7? 9' 1 OM Janice F Neal Mary D Neal Laurence A Nelson Charles S Nelson Richard Odenberg Leroy G Olm Wlllram G Ohs Ronald S Pafrlck Glen O Pelersen Earl P Pefrus Ronaldl Phnllnps Emma O Picker? Pafrlcra A Ramsey Dons C Ransom Shirley D Reed Alvin M Reiss Dolores R Sanders .lo Ann Sanders Sharon L Sargenl Lawrence E Schmlzer G t-v' L Marilyn L Newcomb Melrsse M Newfon AQ 1' Lallran Novolney 35 I 0 4- 6 Ronald D, Schruben Doreen L. Seefred Marvin Seid Susanne Sorensen Jael E. Sorkin Theodore F. Sparks Lynn Specfor Dolores M. Sfark George T. Seyarfa Judifh G. Shaller Willellyn J. Shaw Marguerifa J. Sides Roberl S. Silberling Rulh E. Silver Helen D. Sims Glory A. Slone Frances A. Small ' 'ri F 1 f- Marcia L. Sfeinberg 5. Y I Florolyn E. Sferns 47 X- 2, John S. Sfringer Q' z il. William L. Sussman I Thalcher H. Swarfz Barbara J. Swedenborg tix Richard E, Swingle i 1' Harald D. Thesell 3 Donald E. Thierry 5 Michael R, Thomas Eslher E. Thompson J x 7 5 6 Q X. x I Kenneth L. Sheets Edwin F. Shinn Lily Y. Shintoni Marvin M. Selesnick Joseph J. Sellorole Mary B. Sellstrom fix vi ., f 0 - ts. X53-4 Arlene R. Silverman Diane E. Simeone Bonnie S. Simon Everett J. Smith Shirlee A. Smith Stanley D. Smith 3' Q r F 5. C l John S. Spiszer Sonia Srere Sh' 'Q QL 4 Sonya Stabenau Dorothy Florine Sugormun M. Stambouly David H. Sugermun Wilma A. Sum FTIEYS Marlene R. Supancich Bernadette V. Talcenaka Yorhiko Takeuchi Daniel Telec Beverly G Patricia J. Thompson Lois M. Thornton Lillian S. Tobey Tamara To . Tessel ney Lorno M Van Zytveld Thomas Weber Richard Woods 'N-LX. Richard Varley Morton S Weiss Doris L Worthy Y' ys. Joanne L Vaughan Albert Weitz Virginia A Wright Janice L Vermrlyea Joan Wells Jane Wu I9 Peter Vogler Marion White Robert K Yasui L. 3' '- - k I Tula Flokas Dorothy P. Friedman Burt Goodman JCYCG Hflddock Morton S. Schwartz Betty R. Scott Merle H. S mith Wymer Jean Smith 1'- Jacklyn C. Jacobsen Florolyn Stems A -was Zoe Von Rosenberg Roni'-'ld D WOM' Martha J White MUYY A Wh'79 Claudette Yeoman -l00N'9 Y0Ul9' Q gf-' Z PHOTOS NOT TAKEN: Morris N. Bloom Anthony C. Carlton Robert R. Dunigan Hector Figueroa Joanne Forman Prentice P. Kelly Donald Mann Robert Norris Albert D. Rutledge Robert E. Smith John M. Talrenaka Terua Terashi gf sz, l v -7' NL QQ ,- Q 5 -as YJ' Q! Leven G Toohluan Brlffon B T II resvr 9 Elinor F Trofsky Clarlce R Tucker Morris Unier Shirley A Waples Marian R Ward K enl: Watanabe Yuluo Wafanabe Clarence H webb Ronald H Widen FI K Gm y X I Nellie J Young Marvin .I Lewne Paul D Wesflfeld Jr ora Wulleff Blanche E Wrlllams Anne F Willa: William Wnlienberg .N ,.. 2 ts Ns- S 6 1 MargarefL Zerman Rhona B Zoms Alexander J Zsfba Harvey Zuclrman Edward A Bordenave Giang J Ca,-for Roy G Mclniyre RaquelMuchnlk Lois T Norris .I h R lr o n oar Douglas K Roosa Jane, Golanfy , o ,eu U V E ,A W1 H - Il , 9 15:15. 1 , Ci N 6 - x A H, 4. V 'U' It H A' , ' 4, .1 ' -A . .. Q, -6 ' 5' -sv H S i 4 . My ' A .Q U rr , 5. ' K. I' Qs B A 0 , L. in ' 5 't Q ,- ,J 1 K .Q Q J Q LZ'-Q. in ' ., I 6 ' 6' ' G' ,X . ' ' 5 3, L a ,- 2. a .x ' I K ' ' D. . .I I . . 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I:- v-' ,,,,. pd ,,.- . , 39. ,, n . -,,0' .,pf U .4- ' 'J-2 09 by Q' xv +W- I. 1' 1 'N ws dv Q I 1 6 Q3 'ixxfg-gf 7, I V. , .v !.r, , ., 1 , 'M 5 QQ' rasfrf' , Dorsey va? V ,f'1i5'V 4' f' Ot' of 'ex X . A fi Nf worn, 103 'O 0 NS My A f fo, o Q' 9 fff fzfzf xi' 690 Q or M 1-I, ZZ!! . 'I' Q If I QS . V ' 'A we ' ' .ff fiffpj fb W' , , .1-4 .zz ' -Q... 1 - .dern r 1, ie ey Pres! 3 - ' Elected Dors , 7:53 Bgb Sllberllng gba, Pendehun, Kunehs QQ-fl: -- ' ' ahi New Vice YYQXWSS I S Q . V F g F -,fd ,,,, .q..rIn:f xf:,:g:?x:':1v:-I:-ullM 'T-.Ima-. A--.-QL11, in M N' x4' :::-'- v-v- vw .--f al f... .hy .vu km-M' gba' EL4L.,,- - 'Af 8 ' 1 . . Ion 'M 4 G- Pufsans Down! ...Z-A'yjjf7j..' 14.3 Z.: fsggzuion-vis' if ' 2511193 Seid T0 RW D,9E.1'2f3 3 r - um'-dir M' 31 ' Q 4 X: 'Q Durseq YmanCES Cue W ' .,.. num nk me Red -' -, . - uf w I , M ' una B .A . ob . . 334 .. S be '19 Elected Dorsey , A., ,f Sig? .Q ,.- 'f . -'ff - w' ,f'fll, If r ., Bob silben DODSEYGQC Y' Parsons S1 Sem To Ruipm H. ,, , , 'Z' .-v..1..1 ' '-'1'- n.....r w Uba, Peuhehm ' Uu! v0DseYoQom r , , , Mizrahi New Wim. 7444 4..,AzZ -91 yffluii 41 Fira' 4. A HJ ' M . K K V. ,QM ,gc ag, , , H . . f v 'ff xfxf -af'-v K' , 5 Q .Sk ' V, skew, i. -Q FIRST ROW, left to right: Don Gifford, Sandra Lapin, .lack Parsons, Evelyn Porter, Ken Struman. Borseygram FIRST ROW,'Ieft to right: lim Mellin, Glory Ann Slone, Marvin Seid, Lawrence Green. SECOND ROW: Jackie Jones, Sandy Lapin, Evelyn Porter, Sally Gettinger, Arla Mae Locke, Margaret Christensen. THIRD ROW: Eddie Jocobberger, Tom Seeberg, Jack Parsons, Don Gifford, Ken Struman. ff The Dorseygram staff has charge of seeing that the paper comes out each week of the semester. Miss Mary Turner guides the Editor-in-chief and the four page editors. School events, students' activities, and news articles are found on the first page. The second page is the feature page which consists of articles for enjoyment. News of clubs and senior Helm Sin 1 ' activities can be found on the third page. Sports activities fill up the fourth page. Page editors give the assignments and plan the page. The staff writes and gathers information for assignments. FIRST ROW, left to right: Margaret Christensen, Marvin Seid, Sally l Wi lim r-Vu.-nf Gettinger. SECOND ROW: .lim Mellen, Tom Seeburg, Edward Jacobberger. 2 44' -s-, . FIRST ROW, left to right: Marianne Ando, Cecile Schroeder, Betty Smith. SECOND ROW: Sally Drummond, Caryl Daniel, Sally Gettinger, Glory Anne Slone, Elinor Parr. THIRD ROW: Ted Sparks, Tom Seeburg, Larry Rice, Staurt Smith, Marvin Seid, Margaret Christensen, Edward Jacobberger, Ronald Frank,,.Iim Mellen. 7 6 1 , M . Q 1 'WM Eu FIRST ROW, left Io right: Gene Deloux, Frank Kawasaki, Jack Ashenfelter, Ray Linder, Glen Peterson, Joy Naylor. SECOND ROW: Richard Terzian, Carolyn Deitch, Barbara Hines, Dottie Eaton, Jo Ann Sanders, Eugenia de Rosales, Dolores Sanders, Barbara Bath. THIRD ROW: Norm Fawcett, Jae Gill, Warren Reutter, Bob Lee, John Martin, Bill Hudelson. Staff for W 152 Staff far S 152 Every year a small group of Dorsey students, under the direction of Mr. Robert Douglas, is entrusted with the task of turning out the Circle for the Dorsey Community. Other faculty members connected with it are Mr. Bernard Brown in the Business Office, Mr. Gerald Burchard in Photography, and Mr. Walter E. Larsh who is in charge of activity tickets. H Ile FIRST ROW, left to right: Wanda Leeder, Barbara Swedenborg, Delores Sanders, Janet Golanty, Jo Ann Sanders, Barbara Hines. SECOND ROW: Doris Worthy, Evon Laderman, Vickie Jeffrey, Barbara Bath, Barbara Biggins, Jean Cowan, Ron Bradley. THIRD ROW: Dick Swingle, Malcolm Smith, Dick Nielsen, John Roark, Bill Hudleson, Dan De Silva, Glen Peterson, Ray Linder, Johnny Spiszer. Robert Kennedy Jerry Furmc: I-Ylln Spector Tim Saylor 'W' Nvffll Mr Burchard Hornet Goldxfom :Qt qv--v ur Q- 9Anrl Brnm Photography f -A J John Smurf J' , I W , J U 11.- Sleve Droker X ' ' :agff . ,fm Q-. ' Romiind Nach, John Swinger Muriel Dwcke, Sheila Whiiehill ,Ar Gloria Heaton :chord l.eV1no Gordon Fosberg Gsorga Seyurfo Linder Richard Ha ll Nevreiarie Outstanding girls in the Commercicil Department belong to the Dorsey Secretaries who are of great help and service to the Dorsey Community. They per- form such duties as typing letters, mimeographing ballots, addressing circulars, and performing other secretarial tasks. W1 FIRST ROW, left to right: Jean Kageyama, Jean Furusaki, Carol Henning, Pot 1 Kamerman, Bernatte Takenaka, Jean Boider, Dolores Sanders, Janet Schroeder. SECOND ROW: Marsha Gilbert, Geraldine Butera, Carol Aney, Tula Flokas, A Harriet Goldstein, Sue Sherwood, Yvonne Sherwood, Lorraine Linberg. THIRD A ROW: Mrs. Ida Scott, Sponsor, Barbara Goodman, Evelyn Di Foire, Sandra Jermy, Nancy Corbin, Mary Dixon, Geraldine Owen, Grace Oba, Martha White, Miss Esperance Slykhous, Sponsors. x - i P1'inII r00'11 tion Printing of the Dorseygram, school programs for graduation and assemblies, office forms, cards, hall posses, posters and other school material is done by this group. This is very important to the whole Dorsey Community. FIRST ROW, left to right: Yulrio Watanabe, Jaclc Moll, John Edmanson, Jerry White, Neil Travis, Milton Sheiffield, Gary Gross- men. SECOND RO W: Tom Headland, Everett Smith, Douglas Parker, Leo Brown, Gene Deloux, leon Hoolu. THIRD ROW: George Angeles, Mr. Lillegraven, Gary Brown, Eldridge Monie, Bruce Colby, Oscar Paloutzian, Art Paiares, Dan DeSiIva, Jim Anderson, Don Pill, Erwin Miller, Mike Mucmacher, Vartan Kalaiian, Jerry King, Hugh Brown. 49 I5 .N X i 2 515.2 ,, gi Q' ' , ' I ' l '39 yur-v-v Ugg, A . 1. n I I A A ' F -'tyw r :fit f .,' .V V' uf 1 Y, 'l ' ug u 'F' NL P 3 ,' lm U , in f,5m M f V V f K ' ' 5 3 , 'N '-, ' Q 1 fr i- tif'-W1 U i'i 5+f'r V 39. ' - ' ' ' v R Q Mfr gs? y Y .. , A , A , M 'W V. 9, , 3' x' Af Qj, ,,'fx,f,'i, 51 .51, V f x v4J.Fs: ' V! -T' ' 34.1. ,iv A f A4 if V 'M , v Y N A W Lf Q - -- --Mm, - xii. 7 x 414: 'I ' ,l' A 3 . ' ,px ' .5 Y , .?,Hs-If ', 51, H ' ' C U'-,v 5 1 n O , an . -- -. ' W , ' ' 'VFW 0 X 4 .. , I Q r p n N he-..,,, .-2 pf al'-,f ' 15 , I Q, Q, gg ia f X J Q . X i f Q ' X -' its ,., V 5K B l ..- lf Qs -Y s . U x ' , W- I -1' V I fr .. ' A x , A f' . A . .1 Q iff' . ,V , si' ffkf . 5 S ' ,1-.pf fi 'fifl-U 5 A 's .IQJL 5 e L. fn Jkswf, ' A J. WMM FIRST ROW, Iefl Io righf: Sheldon De Graff, Marshall Hacker, Jerry Johnson, Eddie Shinn, Jerry Lowdermilk. SECOND ROW. Elmer Ammons, Bill Lacheman, Morlon Burke, Briflon Tresville, Bob Silberling. THIRD ROW: Frank Kawasaki, Harvey Kalmenson. FOURTH ROW: Warren Johnson, Gus Kunelis. FIFTH ROW: John Hogan, Mr. Francis Benavidez, Sponsor. Illrin FIRST ROW, lefl to righl: Rodney Farris. SECOND ROW: Sol Sheby, larry Rice. THIRD ROW: Norman Fawcefl, Johnny Spiszer, Warren Appley. FOURTH ROW: Tom Christie, Jim Shepperd, Nale Leanse, Tom Robertson. FIFTH ROW: John Martin, Ray Hansen, Jack Parsons, Bill Hudelson, Joe Sellarole. SIXTH ROW: Bob lee, Warren Reuller, Dale Mickelson, Joe l.ucosIic, Don Houswald. The Key Club of Dorsey has forged on to new heghts of achievement. The club does whatever it can to help the Dorsey Community including, selling tickets, sell- ing activity tickets, and raising money for causes which they think are worthy. A-'t 'r. Y W' 4 if W -alia liey Hill FIRST .RO W, left to right: Paul Messinger, Bill Mendenhall. SECOND ROW: Richard Odenberg, Kay Mukogawa. THIRD ROW: Dennis Hague, Charles Missler. FOURTH ROW: Thomas Weber, Roger Carter. FIFTH ROW: Ronald Haghes, Mr. Robert Douglas, Sponsor. Malcolm Smith. Triangle ...,... . 1 'TUQCRI FIRST ROW, left to right: Don Gifford. SECOND ROW: Bill Raff, Steward Smith. THIRD ROW: Frank Broz, Alan Brush. FOURTH ROW: Irv Perret, Thatcher Schwartz. FIFTH ROW: Reed Dunkley, lim Meadors, Bob Cambell, Dick Holiday, Alan Houck, Ronald Malin, - EJMQQL Ken Sheets. ' VV J 'AH , Xt ,W .-4-f . Those young men in brown you see walking around the campus, sometimes ushering in the auditorium or policing the grounds, are the member ofthe Triangle Club. They are a group of public-spirited young men who are doing their best to keep Dorsey first among all the city high schools. 1 ff' ..w2flfiLiZ'7ii'3f i.1l L 1 l'0lIIIl1HlIff Players . . ,e, L0 'Se ND ROW' i eff,-.l , - --Q- ' -'-'Q pr F'o ECO le fi: If - Evelyn rug-5 . Ange P - ilnik, Silber' wtvle' ret! waz'--1 W' 157 ' 2f.1f22'21:-:fe .,.,,......,. M john P01 man. Bob Berg, MMYHIRD noWf en ' fag 1 . ESRC 2 drd .1 ure 1: 'Ijg13-,:,a1g::.:gfQgif'I:5Q1fi-21132515gsggzl.. 'J HRS1 Row' 'git :gonna Lewrlnice 'sen S'-Xoore' spodnscghunowsky, Ma ML ,,A. 5? uulhu A Zi,-,I-11 VV-, ,P ,,V, . V,,. Un9' l h w. nice df - fgifigif Carmen Y-Zhi. Artie S Tove, WS' Azgndderh Bern '-11-1:-.-1-11-1uf:221.1.,,, .,,. ,,15?' fl ' r9 I .,., tel' 'own' Fred Ho Word, Janyiclann. J Semeighqz Anth0nY Hines, Bob io fl Burburd Non,-,wr Future Thespians at Dorsey have a tine chance to aevelop their talents in the Community Players. Mies Annice Moore presents at least two full- length productions a year which are enjoyed by both the student body and Community at large. FIRST ROW left to right Annette Weiner Sandra 'Berg Nancy Anthony Janice Neal Eleanore Close Anita Flls Bob Srlberlrng SECOND ROW Dfqme Jackson Estelle Klein Sandy Sims Mary White Barbara Hines Joan Delmar THIRD ROW John Pustllnrk Clint Miller Bill Harris Ray Malkin Bernard Chanowsky Dan Pietro Peter Vagler Mrs Annice Moore sponsor xx PHMU Npealrin rv- if , -.-, K , FIRST ROW, left to right: Sherwin Schwartz, Mel Pic'l, Jerry Ackridge. SECOND ROW: Pat Priebe, Leelane Ellis, Mr. Frank Clemensen, sponsor Mr. Edward Helwiclr, Norma Canki, Susie Hedeen, Betty Hovey. THIRD ROW: Dan Telec, Gary Ziser, Harold Weinholtz, Reed Dunlrley. '5 . Flgsr Ro , M fn 17 -M' l ' fo 1 1 ' jeffr 4ck,l1-'Zn robey. gg'-' Mefffcy ' D005 OND Ro ' Pvlwfbm nholm, RIN, W, lon- Mwfenbe 0 Y f' rd ferllbn, Dgjliah, Cq:L gflrf M,-lzner H ale, '-fer ' Op, f l ' fo Or rl, ' ry sd7hl'lzer D '1, Dorsey's debate team entered the all Southern California tournament and oratorical contest this year under manage- ment of William Wittenberg. William won second place in the American Legion contest of Sacramento while Mel Picl and Richard Terzian won the Southern California Championship at the Speech Teachers' contest in Huntington Park. In school service forty speakers covered the Community Chest and Red Cross drives and spoke for Bill of Rights Week. 4 i MR. FRANK CLEMENSEN Sponsor I I 'M'-. A . x'fQ.l5 '75 li' 'h,qif'. i ff 'Jimi .' is ff .. I , 9 f' l , . l-vi 'Ik A, 'I' . X -fi. V WILLIAM WITTENBERG Debate Manager ff' fr' 4 sf' Cede ad mortuis! Latin affairs in the school have been aided by Mrs. Marian Kelley's Latin Club. They have many activities to advance their knowledge of ancient Roman customs. Lani: Hal FIRST ROW, left to right: Sheila Whitehill, Pat Priebe, Margery Hansen, Alexana Petroff, Terry Elliot, Joyce Arnold. SECOND ROW: Joyce McCIish, Tone Mitzer, Sandra Jermy, Jan Helmick, Janice Kayahara, Nora Averill, THIRD ROW: Harry'Ducey, Jim Dunning, Earle Davis, Tom Niemeyer, Earl Luff, Ethyl Parker. Asta Lumbago! Under the direction of Mrs. Hazel Linder, the Spanish Club has participated in many educational activities. The Spanish Banquet, motor trips, and movies are among these. pzzllivli 0 HI FIRST ROW, left to right: Flora Lepkin, Arlene Lesser, Joyce Benveniste, Jane Glidden, Barvara Goodman, Marcia Gilbert, Beatrice Avila, Carul Daniel, Jo Ann Ross, Connie Smith, Willie Shaw, Eleanor Linder, Mary Toney, Lilian Tobey. SECOND RO W: Shirley Hansen, Margaret Christensen, Joyce Haddock, Barbara Giggins, Irene Miers, Jean Biby, Rose Eadulavitch, Jane Woo, Doreen Seefred, Diane Jackson, Barbara Hines, Salley Gettinger, Sophie Chournos. THIRD RO W: Marilyn Nelson, Carol Bontecou, Sharon Quintrall, Doris Abernath Dolores Fuller, Elaine Thompson, Mrs. Linder, Sponsor, Geraldine Owin. FOURTH Row: Ann Willis, Nancy Miller, Kay Howell, Diane Demuth, Beverly Robinson, Donn: Waltner, Nancy Hefler, Mary Glidden, Dora Quintana, Carol Gillard, Miss Sylvia Ford, Mr. William Tucker, sponsors. FIFTH ROW: Susanne Small, Sharen McGill, Angi Gillian, Carol Miller, Yoshiko lshi, Greta Ericson. Y, Bon ami! Under the direction of Mrs. Thais Moore, the French Club studies the customs and ideas of France. Members often attend French movies and restaurants, and have a banquet at the end of the year. Welivl Hut FIRST ROW, lett to right: Earline Madsen, Josephine Karem, Janice Iser, Sylvia Friedman, Thais Moore, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Janice Goldman Rachelle Hellman, Mary Jane Upton, Eleanor Parr, Barbara Kahn, David Edwards Carolyn Deitch. THIRD ROW: Rhona Zonix, Elaine Schaefer, Stephnie Dahl Arla Locke, Pat Brooker, Adrienne Pondaleon FOURTH RO W: Bernard Melawed Jan Stutzman, Fred Hargrove, Charles Brinkley, Rhoda Zalowitz, Miriam Penx Roberta Meyers. FIFTH ROW: Jean Kaplan, Anthony Ward, Carol Grunder, Barbara Hassett, Estelle Klein, Joanne Whitley, Bob Mc Rann, SIXTH ROW' 1 1 1 1 1 Herbert Hammer, Arthur Shaw, Joyce Craiden, Monrow Winston. The hard work of the stage crew provides for the success of Dorsey's assemblies. Some of their duties are arranging stage settings, lighting, drawing of cur? tains, and care of properties. Stage U ew FIRST ROW, left to right: Bob Norris, Harold Palutzian, Jim Barnes, Gene Behrman, Hector Figueroa, Gary Roos. SECOND ROW: Ken Bjorkman, Don Coolr, lauren Dunbar, Andy Hazell, Bill Hayes. The boys around campus wearing red sweaters are members of the Sound Crew. Their iob is to provide amplification for assemblies and gatherings of stu- dents. Under Mr. Don Brockway, the club is ever- expanding and improving. Janna' Krew FIRST ROW, left to right: Richard Woods, David Sawerwald, Don Brockway, Bob Brinkmeyer. STANDING: Gary Ziser, Erwin Felder, Richard Odenberg, Ronald Wann, Chuck Missler. The projection crew takes care ofthe showing of movies in classrooms, in assemblies, and at noon. Members supply and control the proiection machines whenever necessary. Their work is under the able supervision of Mr. Frank Hedrick. Pmje i011 U ew FIRST ROW, left to right: Norman Cohen, Bill Huston. SECOND ROW: Joel Sorkkn, Leon Murray, Arvid Greenburg, Alice Nalragawa, Bernard Melamed, Don Raynaud, Richard Sanders. THIRD ROW: Herxche Chean, Morton Schwartz, Larry Stone, Nick Dyer, Joseph Juge, FOURTH ROW: Victor Michels, Richard Williams, Charles Carr, Ira Miller, Edward Libed, Don Pietro. FIFTH ROW: Harvey Feeder, Richard Hodgex, Ronald Washington, Gerard Rollema. 4 There's plenty of talent floating around Dorsey, but it doesn't show itself too often. The Talent Committe There's plenty of talent floating around Dorsey, but it doesn't show itself too often. The Talent Committee has to ferret out talented students for school programs and exchange assemblies. They are doing a fine iob. alert lamrllillee FIRST ROW, left to right: Jean Biby, Barbara Biggins, Tabby lubarsky, Carolyn Deitch, Earline Madsen. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Carasik, Ray Malkin, Bill Mendenhall, Mr. James Burt, Sponsor. M-+mC'. w-v , naar. nn H:-H-1 x 3 Spiritual Life at Dorsey is not ignored. The DCF does its best to promote Christian Fellowship among the students. It is an interdenominational organization and sponsors many fine programs under the direction of Mr. Roy Gardner and Mr. Hugh Foley. array llrllvtialz Fellowslliu W0 ln' FIRST ROW, left to right: Pat Ramsey, Ann Small, Eleanor Clase, Eddie Shinn, Jane Simpson, Mary Moulton. SECOND ROW4 Mr. Raymond Gardner, Sponsor, Harry Ducey, Bob Brinkmeyer, Bob Campbell, Mr. Hugh Foley, Sponsor. Students interested in international relations and national problems compose the membership of the World Affairs Forum. They meet once a week and discuss such subiects as the Korean War or the recon- struction of Germany. Affairs F0 um FIRST ROW, left to right: Charles Montero, Dan Donlan, .lock Dalton. SECOND ROW: Margaret Coubrough, Jean Di Rocco, Darlene David, Gloria Weinstein, Florice Buckner, THIRD ROW Dr. Zelma Huxtable, Sponsor, Bill Fern, Dolores Penn, Eileen Donor, Leelane Ellis, Jerry Proctor. 75? S . 4 Dorsey's cultural life is in the hands of its Fine Arts Committee. This group plans many programs for the school, presenting the best in student art, poetry, and photography for the enjoyment of the entire Dorsey Community. Assembly l'0111111iiee FIRST RO W, left to right: Harry Ducey, Ronald Basken, Bob Silberling, Ray Malkin, Willard Zeigner. SECOND ROW: Flo Stems, Barbara Swedenborg, Lillian Tobey, Eugenia de Rosales, Pat Dalton, Joanne Forman. THIRD ROW: Jean Cowan, Barbara Fenton, Carolyn Deitch, Eileen Donner, Mr. .Ioe Drury, Sponsor. Everybody at Dorsey likes activities, especially extra- curricular. The iob of the Activities Board is to plan student events and make them palatable to the 'stu- dents through publicity. It is a co-ordinating center for all student publicity. llc irilie 60,7 il FIRST RO W, left to right: Miss Esperance Slykhous, Sponsor, Sally Gettinger, Diane Sims, Carolyn Deitch, Margaret Christensen, STAND- ING: Bill Raft, .lim Walker, Ray Malkin. Dorsey's cultural life is in the hands of its Fine Arts Committee. This group plans many programs for the school, presenting the best in student art, poetry, and photography for the enjoyment of the entire Dorsey Community. Hue Arts ll0IlIII1ll6'6' FIRST ROW, left to right: Margaret Coubrough, Mary White, Zoe Von Rosenberg, Carolyn Haskill. STANDING: Bob Silberling, Ray Malkin, Richard Terzian. I' i-Y The Y-Teen clubs are a part of the Y.W.C.A. Their symbol is the world on a Triangle. The world represents the idea that the Y.W.C.A. is a world-wide organization. The Triangle stands for the girl herself and her personality: body, mind, and spirit. As a girl grows in understanding through well rounded pro- gram activities, she is better able to take her place in her club, the community, and the world. FIRST ROW, left to right: Arline Kosky, Mary Jane Willey, Elaine Kwiat, Diane Kaufman, Joy Lewand. SECOND ROW: Gail Forbes, Sharen Gudel, Cynthia Rosengren, Sheila Allman, Carol Klenke. THIRD ROW: Roberta Silberman, Myrna Gettinger, lone Bueter, Sophie Chournos, Pat Raguse. 43?-vw ,Q Qi. Plllliviijr This is a new group, formed last year, to publicize all school activities. They do a fine bang-up job in whipping up enthusiasm for all school events. FIRST RO W, left to right: Doreen Osep, Mariory Hansen, Alexana Petroff, Doris Worthy, Claudette Yeoman, Diane Simms, Barbara Bath, Jeanette Benviniste, Anne Summers, Vickie Jeffrey, Shirley Fink. SECOND ROW: Renee Pritsker, Marsha Gilbert, Tabby Lubarslry, Barbara Goodman, Margie Newton, Barbara Biggins, Shryline Somers, Margaret Christensen, Ruth Aronow, Carole Gillard, Gloria Keligian, Sally McEslroy. THIRD RO W: Barbara Floyd, Terry Elliot, Pat Priebe, Shlela Whitehill, Joyce Haddock, Glory Anne Slone, Ray Malkin, Bob Levinson, Don Deitch. llosless Ulul Any member of the Hostess Club knows it is a privilege to belong to this organization, for they are chosen for their superior scholarship and attendance. These girls are called upon to service special meeting held at the school and club banquets. FIRST ROW, left to right: Diane Jackson, Margie Hansen, Earline Madsen, Ann Summers, Yvette Bilkis, Delores Penhall, Donna Olson. SECOND RO W: Mary Glidden, Sandy Beesley Janet Golanty, Vicki Minyard, Barbara Bath, Susie Sorenson, Sally Molho. THIRD ROW Kay Howell, Maryanne Ando, Marion Ward, Delores Fuller, Eleanor Linder, Mrs. Baker, Nqqmi Romer, FOURTH ROW: Margaret Murdock, Judy Shaffer, Claudette Yeoman Diane Sims, Doris Ramsen, Karin Hogberg, Carol Grunder, Jane Simpson. 1 4 suf. , ' 4- 'a'L',:-'-J' 0 l V .T . .. .5 Q I I ' ., , .- 'f'9 - iq? 1 ' exit' P Hrvle-aio The largest club on the Dorsey campus is the Circle- ators. They sponsor sport dances, sock hops, and plan various recreational activities. Dorsey students are proud of the Circle-ators, and everyone tries to become a member. FIRST ROW, left to right: Janet Schroeder, Arla Locke, Cecile Schroeder. SECOND ROW: Sheila Whitehill, Becky Koulos, Florilyn Stearns, Doris Louise Worthy, Mary Tenario. THIRD ROW. Carolyn Deitch, Sylvia Friedman, Diane Jackson. FOURTH ROW: Maurice Atler, Tom Nemeyer, Mr. Bruce Kidder, sponsor, Jim Edwards. CAMERA SHY: Jim Lockner. Nvielzve Ulul Want an atomic explosion? The Science Club can pro- vide it and any other scientific fireworks you wish. The club works hard to further interest in scientific affairs, such as speeches, and field trips. x FIRST ROW, left to right: Diana Kaufman, Elaine Kwail, Joanne Lewin, Toni Mitzner, Kay Nishimura. SECOND ROW: Roberta Coleman, Myrna Carter, Art Beneveniste, Albert Hernhuter, Rick Rudolph, Joan Langel, Tabby lubarsky. THIRD ROW: John Pustilnick, Fred Peters, Murray Burnstein, Norman Gerson, Tom Shoback, Charles Missler, Earl Davis, Earl Petrus, David Kirkwood, Ronald Wahn. 4-Os Ariat bil Hui The Aviation Club, a newly formed special interest organization, is under the able guidence of Mrs. Patsy Jorgensen. It is trying to promote interest in aviation on the Dorsey campus through films, lectures, and field trips. FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss Clementina Griffin, Ronald Willner, Jim Kelly, Alan Weisman, Mrs. Patsy Jorgensen. SECOND ROW: Allen Bates, Daryll Freed, Dan Pogoler, Eric Moore. THIRD ROW: Harvey Colman, Walter Johnson, Gordon Ellison, Buddy Gillman. FOURTH ROW: Richard Updegraff, Richard Miller, Wayne Roberts, Gordon Briles. y dmv Q . Q ' ay ' v I 05- 3- ? Wa 1? v l i FIRST ROW, left to right: Don Forbes, Joan Bollig, Dennis Johnson, Jean Bollig, Maurice Better, William Bernel, Leelane Ellis. SECOND ROW: Louise lanne, Marcia Propper, Diana Ellerbrock, Nora Averill, Valerie Korta, Neal Goldman, Louis Varasso, Stanley Steelmon, John Maurer, Gerald Bradley, Greta Mueller. THIRD ROW: Jere Wright, Jim Toliver, Gus Kunelis, Doris Louise Worthy, Dorothy Anderson, Kei Nomura, Elliot Tsuiiuche, Dan Di lullo, Donald Hamilton, Bill Colbert, Stanford Leibow, FOURTH ROW: Ed Bordenave, Dick Odenberg, David Gaerz, Stuart Forman, Charles Lapgold, Harvey Cohn, Leslie Pollack, Wally Pellitier, Bob Brinkmeyer, Terry Matsumoto,1anneau White, John Prior, Richard Updergrafl, FIFTH ROW- Band Director Mr William Rhoads, Phillip Farrel, Donald Parr, Jack Glaze, Jay Brunlrow, Lowell Blau, Bill Mendenhall, Drum Mayor Marvin Selexniclr. CAMERA SHY: Murray Spector, Clifton Alexander, Julius Lacy, Clarence Webb, Alonzo Dickerson, Paul Westfield, BillAmes, Kay Mukogawa, Joe Doss, Claudetter Gervais, Jerry Possell, Herschel Rosenblum, Bill8rown, Mary Johnson, Virgina Monty, Leelane Ellis, Richard Neill, Janet Schroeder, Joe Haielr, John Abbot, Yulcio Watanabe ALL surf ORCHESTRA PARriciPANrs ALL CITY ORCHESTRA MEMBERS Lett to right Pat Thomsen cello Ed Bordenave trumpet Diane Left to right: Janet Shroeder, Ed Bordenave, Diane Ellerbrock, Bill Ellerbrack flute and Bill Mendenhall trombone Mendenhall, Arla Locke, Kay Muckagua, Pat Thomsen. M 1 , . , bb. ki. I ' ggi' ,S 3 Ml 4 A ai' 2 132 ' M ii? ' ' 1 q, -if ,gift -T 4711, . 1 4 aw' Q, - - 'Q ' if Q 1 'b ' Ki. fl J W , wap' ,,, p . Q , 1 .ff M who .4 I- , K, V s,.s . q ,X 2 3, NVQ, ,X '- Q3 ,.. an fe.,-S452 A--.ty E . 12 .-.A . l il . i if if... it -..A A ,357 4g FIRST ROW, left to right: Nathanial Fearance, Ed Misrahi, Norm Fawcett, Millef, BlllHUd0lS0'1f PUUL Wlteeliffxefl KUVOPLCH, TWV' Welnff VUHUH K0l0ll0f1, Ronnie O'Donnell, Richard Hutchinson, Oxcar Paloulzian, Jerry Johnson, .lim Meadors. SECOND ROW: Nate Leanse, Conrad Anderson, .lim Harrington, Hank Fusco, Joe Lucostic, Dale Mickelson, Warren Appley, Bill Lachemann, Bud Brubaker, Sponsor. FOURTH ROW: William Whiting, Dick Holliday, Jerry Goldberg, Harry Standers, Bob Martinxen, Dale Piper, Harvey Davis, .loe Gill, Ken Sheets, Bill Tanner. Loren Ludwig. THIRD ROW: Gerald Lowdermilk, John Martin, Dan Telec, Bob Varsity F00 tall Starting the season on their wrong foot the Don Varsity were upset by the University Warriors, 7 - 0. Fighting back to get on the victory trail the Dons traveled to L.A. to upset them 6 - 0. Showing a lot of fight in that game were Dale Mickelson, Joe Lucostic, Nate Leanse and Warren Appley. Still steamed up, the Don eleven went on to conquer Hollywood 25 - 6 with terrific line plays by Nate Fearance, Jerry John- son, Bill Hudelson, Briton Tresville and Dick Holiday and fine defensive work of Jerry Lowdermilk and Ronnie O'Donnell. Then came the tide as the Venice Gondoliers overwhelmed the defenseless Dons 40 - 6 to hand us our second defeat. Trying hard to keep us in the game at all times were Ken Karopian and Norm Fawcett. With hopes of gaining o berth in the Milk Bowl the Dontown Varsity threw a 12 - O defeat on PLEY w ARREN AP .v the helpless Fairfax Colonials. Standouts in the game were Ken Sheets, Bob Martinson, and Joe Gill. With a slim chance of our going to the Milk Bowl the iniury-riddled varsity met Hamilton, who stopped us 15 -6. Standing out in the finale of the season were Dan Telec, Ed Mizrahi, Jim Meadors, Bill Lacheman and Hand Fusco. At the end of the season Joe Lucostic was honored by winning a berth on the All- Western League team. Nate Leanse and Warren Appley were also honored by places on the Second Team All-Western League, Joe Lucostic won further recognition by being chosen on the Second Team All-City. All these boys have gained valuable experience. This experience was made possible by two of the best coaches in the Western League, Mr. Bill Lauerman and Mr. Bud Brubaker. 1: . fmt. I i- 3 qu V - P , A T X eq fb . Aa P, -I 4' i 1 1' s O ,f l..tQ..l.lalA..gL'. vs.. 'si' Q I 0 J J I -1 V, 32 E 1 ' Q 4r.Aff - '- V K MQW , 12. A highly spirited 4Don Team traveled to L.A. to humble the Romans with a fine running and passing attack. The Don score came when Dale Mikelson's pass was gathered in by Nate Leanse who went over for the tally. Blocking and tackling hard for the Don cause was Joe Lucostic, Jerry John- son, Bill Hudelson, and Warren,Appley. 4 Mfg Fighting hard to keep in contention for the Milk Bowl, the Don eleven turned back the spirited Colonials. Big guns in the back- tield were Joe Lucostic, Norm Fawcett, and Nate Leanse. The lineplay was spirited by the play of Jerry Johnson, Warren Appley, Bill Hudelson, and Vartan Kalaiian. The latter made a touchdown on a recovered fumble. HFHNJ 'Ni'-' we , . ,gm 4 B-ww, ., -me MM Outrunning, outpasing, outthinking the Don eleven, the Gon- dolier gave the Dons its worst defeat. Fighting hard for the Don cause were Joe Lucostic, Nate Leanse, and a lot of spark from Bob Martinsen. Iniured in the game were Jerry Lowder- milk, Dick Holliday, and Jerry Johnson. QJWW5 22 The Don eleven, sparked by the fine passing of Dale Mikelson, hard running by Joe Lucostic and Nate Leanse, and hard line- play by Jerry Johnson and Warren Appley, spelled defeat for Hollywood as Dorsey won its second league game in true Don fashion. F . rx' I 444.1-sf'1r,' ---Q4-...ZH x,, - - In the last game of the season deciding the representation of the Milk Bowl, the iniury-ridden Don Varsity was unable to cope with a full strength'Yankee varsity. Hard running by Jim Meaders, and Nate Leanse threatened the Yankees on many occasions throughout the game. -Tfiifn' ZOMLWMXDMW Capitalizing on a fumble the University Warriors dealt Dorsey its second defeat. The game was a stalemate throughout until the third quarter when Nate Leanse fumbled the ball into the waiting arms of a warrior who put the ball in the end zone. This proved to be the margin of victory. Turning in inspired ball playing on the line were Nate Fearance, Brit Tresville, Dick Holliday, and Jerry Johnson. YS mu ik rf y . l 4 - . FA ' 1 ' T' su.. s. ' 1.-f Q!,.lat GH- 'Q'-'X'g06' 'ig .,,L ,. gba. , vt.,-.ici A, fisrw a -Ly '3-..f-24 . ' -2 'O Bee Football I 125 ,gi M FIRST ROW, left to right: Leon Murray, Levon Tootikian, Jerry Adamo, Bill Saito, Hugo Cortina, Harold Murdock, Allen Shaw, Dick Wright, James Thompson, Charles Carr, Gene D.eLoux. SECOND ROW: Jim Mulligan, Mike Blewett, Vencie Terrell, Bernard Williams, Ben Comrada, John Hogan, Chico Figueroa, Richard Bansboch, Brent Whitlock, Joe Borges, Jack Kelly, Clem Cohen. THlRD ROW: Bob Jenkins, Harold Weinholtz, Yukio Watanabe, Leo Reilly, Frank Kagel, Eloy Cortina, Bill Mitchell, Lanneau White, Kay Mukogawa, Tony Madrid. FOURTH ROW: Fred Brossmer, Edward Fukute, Doug Van Orden, Alfredo Vallejo, Ricky Faust, Richard Gallegos, Frank Vescio, David Fegan, Morris Soriano, Tom Hargett. FIFTH ROW: Amos Draper, Bob Lopez, Monte Montroy, Richard Williams, Charles Olsen, Jack Valensky, John Butler. Meeting a fast and bustling Venice club was the fate of the Don Midgets. The defensive teams for both teams played a hard fought game, only to have the Dons land on the short end of the score. Playing hard on defense were Bernhard Williams and Allen Shaw. The Dorsey Bees started out the season looking great by downing the Warriors of University 12 - 0. The team was sparked by the fine running of Gene DeLoux and Charlie Carr. Excellent blocking was shown by Joe Borgess, Harold Murdock and John Hogan, but in the next game the spirit was hit hard by a strong L.A. Eleven who upset the midgets 'I3 - 0. The Dorsey lightweights came back with Leon Murray playing a fine game both on offense and defense. The next game brought the Og' Bee's their third straight loss of the season, by losing to Venice in a very close game which ended with the Dons on the bottom of a T2 - 6 score. But the Dons' spirit was not to be denied and the midgets ended their '51 season by downing the Colonials of Fairfax and the Yankees of Hamilton with scores of 28-13 and T9-7 respectively. The fine Don spirit and excellent teamwork throughout the season was made possible by the fine coaching ol Mr. John Shea. 'sfi 1-'F .- - auf.-'-'. f- 4-J ' 4- wi --4994 bf : ,, . . 1 ,-',-,. .qs ...Ng . . , sf.- . . II. .- n 3 -'51-'I li. 9' vv F' Ending the season in great shape were the Bee Bombers who Using their heavier weight to good advantage the Los Angeles toppled over the Hami Bees. Scoring two T.D.s was Charlie High Bees spanked the Don Midgets by the score of 13 0 Carr who was also the high scorer for the team. Not only losing the game the Bees lost the services of Gene In the league opener the Don Midget sparked by the running of Gene DeLoux and the passing of Chuck Carr proved too much for-the boys from Uni Hi as the Dons outplayed the Um midget by the tune of 12 - O. Utilizing breaks, the Movie Town Bees thumped the Don Midgets in a closely contested game. Aiding the Don cause was Charlie Carr's 70 yard punt return for a T.D. Standing on for defense as well as offense was Leon Murray. it-A er' 1 6 W ., Q- .,u- 0 . . ,iff , ! if l .r ,..f,, ,' ' 1. Aw mtg f - ,, 5' ' ll l U W H .1 wwf, ..,.w...,,,m-W N affix, A ' 'M , f Q 'rw NA , LM J 5 vu 75 J! 4 . .LM I 1 1 5 'fu if S x up A nyfv' at, J rt . 1 .. ' my . -- .a+fAs4Jf'1m, M 444 , wie If . 4- ' o f V37 S sgr 1 ll QRS, 'QOFS5 09511 .gkffp s+Sr, 6. 1-HBH FIRST ROW, left to right: William Brown, John Encell, Jim Edwards, Odell Lomax, Bob Brice, Roy Anderson, Jim Toliver, Mouse Washington. SECOND ROW: John Stringer, Ken Silverman, John Pryor, Willard Zeizner, Malcolm Smith, Donald Hamilton, Jack Papazian, Richard Dickman, Hubert Bordenave, Coach Owen Hansen. THIRD ROW: Sheldon DeGraff, Morrie Candiotty, Hugo Cortina, Stan Schwartz, Dan Bissell, Nick Maes, Coleman Epstein, Eddie Shinn, Andy Robbins, Jim Lockner. limi 00011 ry The Varsity Cross Country team finished a very successful season by taking sixth place in the City Finals. The team was paced by Jim Lockner, who took an eighth in City and first in the league meet. The team took first in the league meet, and finished first in Western League standings. Also figuring in Dorsey's victories were Don Brinson, Coleman Epstein and Ed Shinn. The Junior Varsity took third in the league meet with Hubert Bordenave taking second place and Malcolm Smith taking seventh. Other top J. V. runners were Jack Papazian, Richard Dickman, and Willard Zeigner. The Tenth grade Team was the league champion. Winning all dual meets and taking second in the league meet, the midget team was paced by Jim Edwards who took fourth in the league meet. Backing him up were Odell Lomax, Roy Anderson, and Bob Brice. Credit is due to Coach Owen Hansen for producing a fine squad this year. BRINSON , a-bg, G q 5, Y -3 '5 . ' 1 Q P' -..T ,P . .L J' J , 4 -s ,, ML., i' ,u4,. Y .rg J T pi . Q.. ra 'M i Q . 75 'X l FIRST ROW, left to right: Bill Broady, Tom Robertson, Bob Brown, Julius Lacy, Bob Lee Jay Naylor, Richard Sanders. SECOND ROW: Clarence Webb, Fred Peters, Farley Peterson, Melvin Goldberg, Nolan Johnson, Ronald Delahousie, George Anderson, Coach Bruce Kidder. THIRD ROW: Gordon Sherritt, Mo Haddum, Jerry Molumby, Conrad Burke, Ray Lesonky, Ray R. Hansen, Bill Consolo. lla ily lla lrellall This year's varsity basketball team, coached by Mr. Bruce Kidder, had its share of bad luck. In the first round the Dons came up with only two wins and an almost upset over Venice 50-51. In the second round of play they came close to upsetting the League champs, Los Angeles, 45-52, but in the next game we ran all over Hollywood to upset them 7'I-55. ln the final game of the season we again came close to knocking over Hamilton. This year's team was a real fighting one, it showed a lot of spirit from the begin- ning of the season until the end. The Dontown five was paced by Conrad Burke, George Anderson, Nolan Johnson, Clarence Webb, Bill Consolo, Ray Lesonsky, Bob Lee and Julius Lacey. Returning next year are Conrad Burke, George Anderson, Nolan Johnson, Bill Consolo and Gordon Sheritt, who was out this season because of iniuries. 2 N olo ,ot 6 oeonoe ANDERSO Bm f-ONS 5 A' ' 'LC 'ii 3 ,Alf-- 1:1 3 News 10 5o'A WW CLARENCE WEB CONR URKE MV' 39 4 da -f Q , I ,QF N u A -1. JOHNNY LIGHTFOOT ELMER AMMONS FIRST ROW, left to right: Don Pill, Bob Higashi, Larry Rice, Stan Tatalian, Dave Belgel E51 1 wanna - Bernie Meloned. SECOND RO W: Roger Dunn, Larry Hatch, Johnny Lightfoot, Bob Anderson LeRoy Olin, Warren Johnson. THIRD ROW: Elmer Ammons, .lim Ray, Kermit Taylor ' DUNN Howard Nickerson, Jim Britton, Dick Swingle, Gus Kunelis, Kee Ra lretlall fm 0 Donhi's Bee Basketballers finished their season this year in a lot of hard luck. Quite a few of their losses were by one point, and many were decided in the last minute. The team had four returning lettermen. The high point men were Larry Rice and Howard Nickerson. These players and other squad members will be back next year. '5- 9 WARREN JOHNSON U00 Rasketlall FIRST ROW, lefl lo righh Roberl Salriyama, Guy Wright, Jimmy Shimazaki, Donald Tabuchi, Ronald Herdmon. SECOND ROW: Vince Lundell, Richard Kaluslian, Bob Consclo, Kei Nomura, Chuck Baldwin, lorry Burgess, Ronnie Reed, Bob Herlwig. THIRD ROW: Sleward Forman, Keilh Thomas, Ronnie Abramson, Dave Levin, Al Barish, Bill Grebe, .lohn Mercer, Coach Francis Benavidez. DONALD TABUCHU FIRST ROW, Iefl lo righl: Jerry Sapersfein, Tom Dempsey, .lohn Edmondson, Greg Saenz. SECOND ROW: Dave Howard, Gary Beech, Don Singer, Harvey Feeder, Vick Michaels, Coach Francis Benavidez. ,. N Q L x .N . I rv Bee lla lrellal 4- A 1 .. Q . - .. 4 i lfarsiijr liavlr FIRST ROW, left to right: Nick Dyer, PhilDano, Paul Westfield, Garry Piplcin, Dick Swindle, Levon Tootikian, Morrie Candiotty, Coleman Epstein, Jerold White, Julian Dixon. SECOND ROW: Charles loclrard, Roger Grugg, Donald Mann, Hugo Cortina, Richard Dickman, Johnny Martin, Willard Zeigner, George Abaiian, Bill Broady, Coach Owen Hansen. THIRD ROW: Coach Francie Benavidez, Ed Shinn, .lack Papazion, Eldridge Monie, .lay Naylor, Ed Bordenave, Gerald Goldberg, Bob McRann, Eugene Fortuna, Jim Lockner, Keith Northrup, Don Brinson. MISSING: Bill Consolo, Darryl Ellingson, Nick Maes, Fred Peters, Harry Stunders. The Varsity track team this season has won all meets except one. It is heavily favored to walk-away with the league meet and is a contender for the city title. The fine showing made this year is due to the expert coaching of Mr. Owen Hansen ond Mr. Francis Benavidez. -1 I DON MANN JOHN MARTIN BOB McRA NN Wu: Y 1,44 ff' U ,: ' ,Q t 551' . ,xr 1 f Q tr! 4 , sv.-. I f.: no 4 f VW!! JERRY Gomszns DON BRINSEN at V ll,' bw I - fn-naw 4, V1 .... M ..x-- Q , ,W :M 155 '. .. W, , ,. Q.,-1-.. -. . A .. v n Q' -f 4 Q -new 1' ' ., , - . .... , Pwr: , LFQQ' 2 af .. --7 . .. s. , .- ,-, K ,-. ,' ' i .' . qu. QQHAQ- ..-1' 3.-n , .,' av., , v . - - u-. '- 4 1 - 4. - au- ... , I v , J - 'fra Q.. Aff vgwpij-nM 1 . - swa--if- 1 h, 'fd I ,- . vp , -14 4 0'Q .1-famgff 'sfnwf-'JT 4 vit I i n' - ' L , ., .,,. :'f'!fN,- , , Q .- .L-ss' 0 - - . 3- - - . . ' L . I A .., Q-5 -M-1--f,---.-.rn , - 5 Q . .-46 . A .- . -,,,,'.-... w-ki., ' ' , -. - . -:M Q- ,, ,. n n . pf' ' V - t'.,b '- . I v - 1. - , . - ' 'L --J v -.-.,,.:. ' K w - --v J, .-QM. q ' L-,t'S' '- I by -. N . nik- --. H S- J-gi-1'-ii, . if - .-- ,pug -. 4.- JIM Locxusn D'cK LBVON L' . ,. . 1,1 me hu .k-:.L,,- JF. . , , :fh',.i.' ?g,ff 1' ',' .ff :'iff':.. ' ,wg SWINGLE TOOTIKIAN l , 'S' '1Y'. 1 x ,Zag- 3 Q 'we FIRST ROW lelf fo nghl Vmcenl Terrell Norman Malkin Roger Zamora BlllSaHo Kem' Wahnabl .Iohn Hogan Andy Robms SECOND ROW Freeman Rogers Blago Penmo Frank Kagel .lim Thomson Blll Burnell Earl Luff Bill Brady Leon Murray Kellh Thomas THIRD ROW Coach Benavldez Ben Rodffh Bill Grebe Bob Smlfh Don Cooke .llm Edwards Larry Smlfh Slanley Schwarlz Coach Hansen ' 1 i'q vv. ., fn, y , S f,..l1 Q .,..,.. , .V 1 7 ' EARL '-UF' BILLY GREBE 47 . ' s i h 3 2 ' ,, LEON MURRAY .gen J .,wX?. .4 . . . Aly, ML -,.V,5.V . ,, , R, 1 Av-. 4 7 1 . In ,M A Q s vg- ,f..4,-- -,HJ B .v,, M I' f2:?SgL, 'z ll' 7? T nos JENKINS PG' y A 4-1 J Z ' Q! xi!! X E JS K T X ,fi km .QT FIRST RO W, lefl lo righl: James Tolivsr, Jesse Pallerson, John Edmondson, Edgar Murrell. SECOND ROW: Earl Trigg, Kinii Kalaolro, Harvey Kaufman, Bobby Sakiyama, Murray De Pillars. THIRD ROW: Chris Julius, Bob Jenkins, Jim Dunning, Koi Nomura. I 1 aff 000 Yhwlr ' .io il 'Nl Temulv 'R ' y FIRST ROW, leff lo righl: Jerry Pops, Richard Evans, Bud Pizer, Paul Wiflrofsky, Bob Dell, Saul Greenberg, Ken Smilh, Bill Brown. SECOND ROW: Bill Robb, Connie Columbus, Harvey Cohn, John MacFarlane, Bill Colberl, David Garga. THIRD RO W: Mr. Richard Bailey, coach, Rowland Bradley, Dick Korlson, Morfy Berman, Frank Craig, Don Holzgang, Irm Miller, Junior Johnson, Ronny Whann, Ar! Lewis. ' , ' 4 we If . 3' , 4 J 1' Q35 . .-57 4+ Il. ,avuwpuu-fl-J-R' 6 W ' 5 .0-7 7 Ta qi J . dy . l fu K A J- . P' wi'-+3 i- . 'gf 4 -jf , K Q K JL e eww! FRANK CRAIG IRA MILLER RONALD WHANN AARON J0HN5QN MARTY BERMAN DON HOLZGANG . ' :Q , -- - 4 14 A 4 .v,,??:p' ..5,. V Q h , '8'11:. A-,,,... 1-- v sig! I f-'lv' ' ,R J Z A if 4-. at x ' 5 XIIAXVAIIEMS' FIRST ROW lefl lo rrghl Morhn Regenslrike, Neil Trav ROW .hm Swmeharf Tom Wrlghl Jerry Rolimo. -ll! gm, I L A' -iff is. SECOND Clinlon Miller, Harvey Grafmcn, Hurry Duggf Us R U96 5 L 'T 61111 Hui Wil 1 I 4 , , , , . f :wir-the N17 f 14. ' iw X N 'S 5 .f SHIRT , '- 9 qs, HRST ROW, left fo 'l9l f Arnold Blelilh Rf-'Nile 0'D0f'f'9llf GUVY Glen Petersen. THIRD ROW: Mr. Bruce Kidder, coach, Bob Vallee, PUVSOHS, 5dWUfd Fvlwte, ROWS POOIE, -l0l1 flle 5Pl319ff Rod Fafflff Don Pietro, Vic Michels, Morton Burke, Norman Woodman, Gary Jack Kelly. SECOND ROW: Frank Gerould, Harvey Grafman, Jim Wood, Chfigpy Popper, Kelly, Roger Freeman Roger Klarke, Eloy Cortina, Dick Nagel, This year's gym team ended 1. fairly successful season, winning two and losing three. This put them in fourth place. The squad was led by three year lettermon Rodney Farris, two year lettermen Ronnie O'DonneII, Johnny Spiszer, Harvey Graffman, Morton Burke, and one year Iettermen Rollie Poole, Grank Gerould, Eloy Cortina, and Norm Woodman. Ronnie o'ooNN:i.L 1 ' RICHARD NAGEL MORTON Bunn: mv A W , ig R f l? 3 ' x I' A, J .V ROLLE POOLE TT ROD FARRIS u u U H! ph l f unsf, slmff' N950 D6 6 I, Q' W-... 1 W mXlSE EHl'3' A Wg I D- t . D -J D 5 or 'S J ' ty' 1 RS .. . all R-fir ' AN RSI at ff .. QW ,SQRSU HF' it FIRST ROW, left lo righl: Grant Sherman, .lerry Seigert, Hector Figueroa, Spud Johnson, .lim Brinfon, Elmer Ammons, Warren Appley. SECOND ROW: Gordon Sherritt, Bill Mendenhall, Bill Lachman, Bill Console, George Anderson, Don Kenwuy, Wilfred Zander, Wayne Smith, Loren Ludwig, Coach Bud Brubaker. Ifmilr Kaselal The Varsity Baseball team has been doing very well and are improv- ing more every day and seem to be heading for the league champ- ionships again. This means they are contenders in the Dorsey Invita- tional tournament this year. Having won 51 out of the last 53 games the Don team still has not lost a league game in three years, and are still as strong as ever. BILL CONSOLO GEORGE ANDERSON L.- QFQL fr J ,A ' .K I f? I , ,Km.,f,'z,. - . J :fi u lfmily L'ase0aH Q W YA V .xk5SRSEflfLF BILI. LACHMAN -in. WARREN APPLEY LOREN LUDWIG Jznnv , ' ff' susan f X j ,xf t ' ff!! f iji-41 I, Q V Nfpf 4' F . E 1 5? .f 5 'limi 'KM' wxxg , QM? +V! 'QQ 'TEH' MMQ71 KENWAY ' J I V' spun Jormsou wnrnzn zzmnen :msn AMMONS HECTOR FIGUEROA ' ' 5- A ' f V 1 1 - v .,,,. . L -. X 1 B V GEORGE BURROUGH 3- ., BROWN Bee Ba vial! 13 QQ 'Lp 5 Ivy fill ,Q FIRST ROW, left to right: Manager Bates, Lanneau White, Clem Cohen, Ronnie Abramson Charlie Carr. SECOND ROW: Bradley Bracha, Stanley Smythe, Richard McGoughey, Gary Brown, Jerry Didler, Bill Fisher. THIRD ROW: Coach Calhoun, George Burrough, Larry Hatch, Richard Harrington, Jim Harrington, Dale Piper, Ronnie Hoffman, Ronald Pinsky, Richard Thompson. LANNEAU WHITE RONNIE HOFFMAN RONNIE ABRAMSON RICHARD HARRINGTON JIM HARRINGTON BRADLEY BRACHA Blll- FISHER .,L I0 I1 JIMM FIRST ROW, left to right: David Sevin, Jack Valenslry, Dimitri Baker, Gene Richard, Duane Lundquist, Guy Wright, Kenneth Arsenian, Vince lundell, Mgr. Sheldon Krupp SECOND ROW: left to right: Bill Andre, Hideo Asato, Richard Kalustian, Brent Whitlock Bernard Nafshun, Bob Hertwig, Jerry Burgess, Bob Consolo, Mike Blewett, les Pollark Gary Johnson. THIRD ROW, left to right: Mr. Lauerman, Coach, Ray Mercer, Jerry Adamo Allen Shaw, Jerry Molumby, Johnny Lightfoot, Bill Mitchell, Kalil Badran, John Kalaiian, Richard Thorsen, Ron Woods, Jim Mendelson, William Whiting, Mgr. Jim Swinehart. Girls Sports K 1 ,cr-91. s QW, A Q f , X Z' ' i llfl. fl. . The G.A.A. cabinet is the controlling body for the whole organization. They plan the activities for the whole organization. In the fall semester Mary Moulton was the president and Miss Ruth Krohn was their splendid sponsor. FIRST ROW, lett to right: Anne Willis, Nancy Tanner, Amy Cohen, Estelle Avzaradel, Pat Kriechbaum, Carol Gillard. SECOND ROW: Nancy Miller, Yasuko Iura, Mineko Takahashi, Alice Fukuda, Faye Aratani, Barbara Woo, Mary Nimmo. THIRD ROW: Beulah Sellstrom, I.yn Alexander, Shirley Fink, Margaret Murdock, Carol Doyle, Mary Ann Ando, Mary Glidden, Erline Matson, Greta Erickson, Dora De larios. ' lil! FIRST ROW, left to right: Shirley McCool, Vickie Jeffrey, Shirley Fink, Anne Summers, Pat Thompson. SECOND ROW: Miss Ruth Krohn, Sponsor, Margaret Murdock, Geraldine Lowdermilk, Mary Moulton, Beulah Selxtrom. THIRD ROW: Claudette Yeoman, Greta Erickson, Eugenia de Resales, Diane Jackson, Janet Golanty, Dora de Larios, Susie Pendleton, Nancy Looney, Carol Daniels, Beckey Koulas. f is .4 X E7 - ,ad A iQ' lil i' if X .l .. 5 'T ff .fk ' 'W' u ir-rr I Q , x FIRST ROW, left to right: Carny rranzen, Vickie Minyard, Judy Joseph, Geraldine lowdermilk, Susie Pendelton, Dora De I.arios, SECOND ROW: Susie Sorenson, Shyrline Somers, Claudette Yeoman, Barbara Bath, Marilyn Newcomb. THIRD ROW: Charlotte Bates, Naomi Rovner, Sandra Beesley, Zoe Von Rosenberg, Margaret Murdock, Judy Shaffer. FOURTH ROW: Marian Ward, Moriam Dennis, Mary Moulton, Jane Simpson, Diane Simms. 5 0-,Ha 'SQ Q, Geraldine Lowdermilk 5.51 The Girls' Letter Society is the honor organization of the Girls' Athletic Association. The girls who belong to this organization usher at football games and have charge of the Big D. oi. Margaret Murdock FIRST ROW, left to right: Cathy Franzen, Vickie Minyard, Judy Joseph, Geraldine Lowdermilk, Susie Pendelton, Dora De Larios. SECOND ROW: Susie Sorenson, Shyrline Somers. Claudette Yoeman, Barbara Bath, Marilyn Newcomb. THIRD ROW: Charlotte Bates, sponsor, Naomi Rovner, Sandra Beesley, Zoe Von Rosenverg, Margaret Murdock, Judy Shaeffer. FOURTH ROW: Marian Ward, Moriam Dennis, Mary Moulton, Jane Simpson, Kiane Simms. il' vt' vi' 1 Qi TENNIS CLUB, left to right: Sally Molho, Evelyn Porter, Eugenia de Resales, Flora Leplrin, Arlene Lesser, Carole Daniels, Carol Grunder, Barbara Kahn, Anita Hindiglan. SECOND ROW: Beverly Robenson, Carol Bonticou, Barbara Biggins, Yvette Billziss, Carolyn Ortella, Carol Desser, Maureen Aranow, Arla Locke, Joyce Haddock, Betty Hovey, Jane Glidden, Beulah Sellstrom, Jane Wu, Diane Demuth, Janet Golanty, Greta Meuller, Lois'Norris. THIRD ROW: Joanne Pinlrston, Naomi Rovner, Judy Joseph, Zoe Von Rosenberg,.Shyrline Somers, Carole Aney, Margaret Murdock, Jane Simpson, Sandra Beesley, Miriam Dennis, Delores Penhall, Mary Moulton, Marilyn Newcomb, Estelle Kushner, Harriet Goldstien, Pearl Bram, Victoria Minyard, Cathy Franzen. Tennis Girls who are interested in having matches against other schools and who want to improve their skills in tennis are in the Tennis Club. This club is composed of girls in the eleventh and twelfth grades. Their sponsor is Miss Arlene Graber. FIRST RO W, left to right: G. Erickson, B Biggms, A Hundigian, B. Potochmck, C. Grunder N. Hefler, D. Inselman, J. Lewin, B. Goodman, M. Gilbert, L. Norris. SECOND ROW M. Murdock, Z. Van Rosenberg, J. Kageyama, R. Bassing, B. Kahn, S. Hassan, H. Bender, E. Thompson, C. Daniel, N. Richard, B. Swedenborg, M. Lee, S. Whitehill, C. Desser THIRD ROW: M. Coughran, M. Israel, K. Mayeda. FOURTH ROW: J. Wu, E. Kato B. Hovey, E. Close, T. McCormick, P. Patton, J. Golanty, C. Doyle, D. Ranson, F. Willett B. Nyman, Miss Graber, B. Sellstrom, G. Mueller, S. Pendleton, J. Glidden, J. Haddock G. Slone, P. Bram. 1 1 1 Al' linda 11 0311 1 Each term certain girls are allowed to take a Modern Dance class in place of regular physical education. In this class they learn the funda- mentals of body control and movement and also learn to interpret modern music. Under the able guidance of Miss Ruth Krohn, the class performs for the annual May Day assembly and certain other gatherings. ,. -6 1 A ':' . . ,i1f'f's' G 3 s r,I 4, rI' I t - ,-' ns K . I . . .Tw 'W' ve ' - , 5 fl . 2 ' 7 ' . 2 - -- --' 1 fi 1 ' x 'S' M, . g . fro , A Q, As A . 1 it , I A , 4 I . U .. ,f . :I 6 'Egw :AP av V- 'rx LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Delmer, Mary Jane UpIan,? Shirley Kaplan, Barbara Hill, Judy simffef, Dorothy Sellslouigh. 1, ,F FIRST ROW, left to right: Barbara Bath, Suxie Sorenson, Shirley Fink. SECOND ROW Wilma Zeigner, Nancy Hefler. THIRD RO W: Estelle Azeradelle, Susie Hedeen. s 4-.LQ4 J ' A N J. MAY QUEEN OF 1952 Sue So YBIISOII lllay Day hx - 1 ,--.Q 9 .fee . The Mc Day Princesses are: Barbara Bafh, Barbara Biggins, Dora De Larias, Eugenia De Rosales, Carole Doyle, Grela Erick- Y D' ' J k Nanc Looney, Margaret Murdock, Suzanne son, Barbara Fenfon, Shirley Fink, Jane Glidden, Julie Hauser, iaine ac son, y A S mmers, Par Thompson, Lillian Tobey, Zoe Von Rosenberg, Marfha While Pendlefon, Judy Shaffer, Sue Sorenson, nne u , Claudehe Yeoman. Barbara Hines, 4 ,fl -f in 4' 14 - ' A g 'CFHJSQSH T Q 4 i . A 1 i ' I' ., - '41 , , - , ,TY f 4-1 ,J i 1 'K Q ' 1 ff 1 angie 'Q WX E it 4' 1 K sp. 4 if ' . - gr . i 1 These pages present the Dorsey Circle s advertisers Without their participation in our enterprise the Annual would not have some of the qualities nt possesses We thank them for their help We will not forget their mterest in Dorsey Hugh School QUWWQ The Dorsey Annual Staff again thanks Mr. Kenneth Stevener, of the California Year Book Guild, for his help in putting out the Dorsey '52 Circle. We thank him for his patience and consideration. g lf' ,g QW fllargaritak Npanllvl 621159 1, I ,Y -guilt .. .ef.1,-- . s 1.15 1.09 1 Us -11 1.15 - -11-1 1.15 1.11 .pf .1 hm 1.212 IM1- L TA - YA A211-D5 '....1n l tru.: :LIDO 1.50 - LJ: 3'-P74 za 'ru Auxnms nr .ii:-2, BALI, na use ........... 1 Lg 5,5 ans I 'J r snL,.,..1 . . v1.11 1. .,. .fs um l aus: af Jn- :-v-mrzon wp:-s 1. ...ni nm 'til' 1. 11.1 -nshx scrum 1-.1 um SCN!! lil! HCMAMHA 1- .3 11 All !'1 Q Ji.: llff Citrix, SXCI .LCILIQTM A -.1 TGITATA amiga 4 ..a .cuss 1 4145- :crm 14 1.4 na. Q, 1 mnzuxs f1:2J'S PLATE KaI17l. 'Mi ' 11 ' ll - - r..nr.uu u..rfL-in f:, .a J, rn-' is 'LJ '1 M4115 x :Q-LQ l V . . -:J Zvi, l -1 ! 'uk .1-Ill 'H-.. Q i-.IAS 4, fx, ,ep D-chiuzs ,H DCC JA L. -.Li IA, IA' fx 341111, -:z 12, .4 11. , --.1-.s uns 421 m u 1. :, u.: uuzv, -are '-1 '-'LI v3.4 . ,., n..,. .c - , -z ., -'41,-.s ? 62..iA-i :5'.'1'.1D IXTI1 - S .cm 1 K!Lu.i Env-A in-X -51' 'Wx 14' Specializing in fine Spanish food, featuring tacos, famales, and enchiladas. For an evening of sheer pleasure, make special arrangements for your group or club. Yes, above all we still serve delicious Spanish food. Margarifa's Spanish Cafe 5026 Crenshaw Blvd. AX 8970 lie Raffles liestauran Located in Leimert Park is Raffles . For that Old English Atmosphere, ioin your friends in a con- genial dinner at Raffles. We specialize in charcoal broiled sfeaks. 4310 Degnan Blvd. Carl's is located in the center of the Leimert Park District. Carl's specializes in fine foods and excellent service. -5 Zia- gl ei I .5 For the best chicken, ravioli, and spaghetti dinners stop in at any time at Rudi's. This modern Italian lnn has a lovely new banquet room for club or group dinners and a congenial dining room. Besides ltalian food, Rudi's serves a variety of other dishes. Banquet rooms available also. 3773 Crenshaw Blvd. AX. 3-lO25 NX-f I .U Yr W V,-f 4 W'f7H, ff V W M W W, M12 ff ff at ff W 14!L ..zl 7 n,?xjv 4 isp ff 1 fi? Q x 'I ' F' lf! ,nfl Grip!!! K 1' .' 1 Edelhravlr Speed Equjwlzeni x 9?0ll595 i3 , Thoonddbhnuoronomaichhr DB.l0CK.Tomoh9i:ne...bgn thcnahosdofthoefowilmfell l.1CKpsvu'-qoodoimai. Onnnnisohuuwiun We 0m ' i'f l i A I 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 Boulevard - convenient for shopping, excellent as a restaurant where one can dine and relax. 4213 Crenshaw Boulevard AXminister 5510 aff A I MeW's Jewelers A SHAW'S JEWELRY 5422 Crenshaw Blvd. Ax 3-5353 Here are some Dorsey students being shown the friendly service which is always available at Shaw's JeweIer's. Other services include guidance and counsel to your individual iewelry needs in addition to the worlds finest quality diamonds, watches, and iewelry items offered on friendly, easy to pay terms. 'C Peelee flleeiv Shep For those sheik men's fashions from argyle socks to custom made suits look in at the Pacific Men's Shop. Situated at 5426 Crenshaw Blvd. Call Ax I-4833 1. 'wil-19. Il' l6I3 SE,M PA.3839 Auto SEAT w COVE RS 5 'And TOPS . 5' ll-l , lx 4 I l 'W PARK S. M. AUTO SEAT COVERS and TOPS Discount to Dorsey Students 1613 Crenshaw Corner Crenshaw and Venice ASK FOR STAN OR MEL Pd. 3839 Free Pickup and Delivery Vernon at Crenshaw im 5 l 5 3 Next door south of Carl's Restaurant - Flowers telegraphed everywhere I W Discount to Dorsey Students ' Lf: .MW m Q 3,5 Mmllls 35l7 So. Western Ave. RE 3-4545 Specializing in latest records: Classical, popular, bop, and spirituals. Music for everyone's.taste. No matter what your selection may be you'll find it at FLASH. We are as near to you as your phone. Open Sundays. ET A FLETCHER JONES Chrysler-Plymouth Dealers offer you an excellent opportunity on your trade in car or in purchasing a new automobile. It is located at 4610 Crenshaw Blvd. Ax. 3-7211. 1 Don't forget when you are in need of a special gift to stop in at Donin's, for you'll find fine selections of all types of jewelry. You're sure of a good choice and a good gift. Y 'nl 7 l 3 ,U 1 ' 4, 5 , 5 1 5 f ,aff ' wiwem -- QD!! 'Le 7 I L Y My I I M 4 I ,- I Ii,-p BILL TOTH CAMERA SHOP ' 1 4315 Crenshaw Blvd. Ax 3-8251 L' san Toth ' 5 Camera Shop Hours 11 A.M. to 8 P.M. - Argus Ampio Keystone Deiur S Bell and Howell Graflex ,. ,,,. '- - -wg Katya 7-wpam! '7m We ' ilvg- -L 'a ' V Q f ,Qi For a pleasant evening and dinner amidst gay sur- roundings, take your family to the Eleda. Located at the corner of 43rd and Crenshaw. 000113 , l Located in the heart of Leimert Park the House of Maple is always happy to serve you in your maple furniture need. 105 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. f....w+04'wQ,, - '- fs, ' ' K 4 six-, .. .. f Q g -., . xg Custom-made upholstery at very reasonable prices can be found at HlLBORN'S. Customers can de- pend upon them for using the best materials available and for neat- ness in craftsmanship. Come in for a free estimate. 5l58 Crenshaw Blvd. AX 9793 -.4 l At Quigley's you will find one of the most complete assortments of merchandise in the Southwest. For almost everything you need, from baby goods to hard- ware, you can find it in this new modern store. Other departments featured are: notions, stationery, art goods, cards, and garden supplies. Quigley's Depart- ment Store, 4435 W. Slauson Avenue. Right next door to Mayfair Market. . bvvvlf' iff ,Yo LR? NW P ' LP V-J MQW P, 4 5igff1Qg fgilfv yvfffgf an Sis? 'Xf ik 75 Zawxgfffxgkw N' WV J rl qi! We fo 'fk 730 if ,Q p it ,. 2,4 I V A ,V W! V I '-ff .,f t , ,, 4 1, ' 'gl 4 , ' 7.2 1? .- x ' f ,T Yr, N ' P' 3 V W M' Wy .xx A lf' , 5 X Lily 'Q - A ki x if d V'AlP.xx,..,K.QSf. M XCJE4, ' M K ik Q if 4 X w. 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