Venice High School - Gondolier Yearbook (Venice, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1957 volume:

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We can think of our entire life as a continuous 3-d mosaic with ff' f, f in . , , pf' :gif l ,X ,f X, r ,ef 1 A! iff' , YVVV ff V -cj if time as the third dimension. Each phase consists of a series of scenes and Q l experiences which. taken all together. make up the whole panorama of life. High school is a very important segment of your own mosaic. Your three years here can provide a series of wonderful memories for years to come. lt is my hope that this school year has provided opportunities for every student. both in the classroom and in school activities. to add valuable experiences to his own mosaic pattern. MR. LARSH i,sf Lf ffrlxl i f ! fygqswf x x l R A T I O N kf-WU Time was when all such activities as are depicted in this splendid book were entirely extra curricular. However, mod- ern education recognizes the value of these features of school life and makes provision for many of them within the regular school program. It is my hope that through wise par- ticipation in student activities, with the resultant development of personality and leadershipg the spirit of cooperation and serviceg the attributes of initiative and responsibleness,,leach of you will be bet- ter equipped tot' enjoy a more successful lite. xv , fi X X l ,ffl k O i- , THOMAS D. PARRY x ' ii ' 3 fmt ' , i v , X i , sv, l , V V N,-4, , , 1 ' v w t v g ici? I , fi ' V 1 1 Dear Corinthians: You have carved a real place for your- selves inthe history of Venice High School. As our association draws to a close we recall the many fine achieve- ments made by members of this class. We feel sure these attainments are a prophesy of things to come. May the training you've received in all the phases of your school life stand you in good stead as you leave the portals of this won- derful school. We wish you continued success and happiness for the future. DR. ARCIENEGA Pa gf: Tfzrre Civ UQ' TEACHERS and Picture l-Industrial Arts Mr. Gyllenswan, Mr. Jones, Mr. Spelman, Mr, Lanning Mr. Amo, Mr. Lord, Mr. Helland, Mr. Green Picture 2-Boys' Physical Education Department Mr. Duron, Mr. Turney, Mr, Brown, Mr. Raith Picture 3-Social Studies Department Mr. Larzalere, Mr. Rosenheimer, Mr. Dennis, Mr. Janus Mrs, Tompkins, Mrs. Kirby, Mrs. Mclendon Picture 4-Science Department Mr. Spring, Mr. Regan, Mr. Bauer, Mr. Sheperd, Mr. Bennett Mr. La Fond, Mrs, Silverman, Mrs. Rosenburg, Mr. Garner Picture 5fl.anguage Department Mr. Nye, Miss Curtis, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Douglas, Mr. Regan Mr. Cotton, Mrs, Shaw, Miss Schneider, Miss Kirby, Miss Pee Picture 6-Music Department Mr, Cox, Mr. Glass Picture 7-fGirls' Physical Education Department Miss Grothaus, Mrs, Montgomery Mrs. Meyers, Miss Prchodo vish ADIVIINISTRATORS Picture 8-Drivers Education Mr. Carlucci, Mr. Brown, Mr. Thomas Picture 9-Business Education Miss Egan, Mrs. Hall, Mr. Gleaves Miss Franklin, Miss Mitchell, Mrs. Rogers Picture 10-Home Economics Department Mrs. Addington, Mrs. Urquhart, Mrs. Hendrickson Picture ii-Student Teachers Mr. Caroll, Mr. Patino, Mr. Atoms Miss Parmley, Miss Peters Picture 12-Continuation Mrs. De Grise Picture I3-Office Force Mrs. Alltop, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Whiteman, Mrs. Weir, Mrs. Jacobs Picture i4-Administration Mrs. lllingworth, Mr. Kennedy Picture 15-Math Department Mr. lbbetson, Mr. Wells, Mr. Miller, Mr. Pomerantz Mr. Perry, Mrs. Van Streain, Mr. Gurzynski I 'xiiih e n nm' SPOTLIGHT ON YOUTH featured the I-'loriculture Department from Venice High School. Bea Foxen gave a demon- stration on How to Grow House Plants. Hollie Linke exhibited flower arrange- ments. Marian Davis and Charlene Moore made corsages under the super- vision ol' Mr. Ronald Regan. Nil VENICE ON T. V. On February 4. SPOTLIGHT ON YOUTH exhibited their Latin Projects and Articles of Antiquity from the schools Classical Museum. The students who appeared on the program were: Bruce Kuebler, Armon Siemsen and Albert Heinle. Miss Mary Virginia Peevish talks with Alex Cooper. 1, . enice Af My Lorraine seems to know her French quite well. Mr. Amo's top students. Class entertainment. Scientists at work. We certainly are smart today, aren't we, Dave and Marv? Who has a green thumb? Gilbert studying Mr. Witty's tie. Miss Robert's advanced dance class. Jerry gets some help from Mr. Gyllenswun. 'V ww.. QI 5 .f-,gp 9, t . Thr ed KK' 1 4 ' I ,Tr . 1 7,6311 ax 1, 1 5 1 gf Y jg? S' Q- rar' ' :I D-Q ,.,,h , luv-rg wi-m1vmnm f r'IU La ,mf -I.. ' -Q, fx 'Kffx .f ' Q fl , xii, . I!! K! X f 'XJ lwlgniy, 'IIS -. X' s Mr. Coften certainly is helpful. Mr. Gyllenswan seems pleased! Miss Franklin shows sfuclenfs how to type. Mr. Colten again? JA, JA, Mr. Nye. You're always so helpful, Ellen. 1 f 1 ,.,Q+:f'Ww f Q 1 5 ' ff ,lg w- ,, I5 'fix' A 51 'K I '1se1a. K . -- ,....M L fa U S g Q, .... lflzglliilffxglf tr 1,,'iffQ'Kg E fgmww! - Oki.: nf 3 M., gf, ZL F , ai SZ I xswmww G f? 'g'N 'S , f ,S sufof. ' ' X, X T -an ' , sf? :mx V. ,WI 41 nik! figjgw' W- f ,fs'f.,'y 1'.4,n X F W 6 Wg ' 1 4 D-' 1. 1 fig, - .Q ,t 4 2 I 5 Y V- A , l -4-- ' ,.,--- ,,.'-N r,,,,,..-- . Wh.- ,,.,, 7 .ff- gi ,.., l I Wx ,..,.., Y.. 'ENR ff ' ' 9 X919 . 'J ff? 5 N r M L , I 1 , gf., . 7,4 3 ,K , JM Q gif .,. r' w A 1 -4 STUDENT RO BER1 to ,TER BODY PRESIDENT Some of the things the president does during the semester are as follows: Presides over all student body assemblies and over the Student Government class. Represents Venice High School at all civic, inter- school or any other meetings where the school needs to be represented. Serves as an ex-officio member of all committees and boards appointed by the advisor of the Student Government Class. Has the power to appoint members of the Student Government Class to any committee necessary at that time to further express the duties of the class. At all times behaves in a manner suitable for a Student Body Ollicer and upholds the standards of the school. ROBERT STEVENS, S'57 H-in my T -.Y fr- Q kim . kiwi' WINTER S'I'UDliN'il' GOVERNMENT Student Ciovernuient, consisting of the Cuhinct amd representatives from the respec- tive grades, hus the dilhcult tznsk of governing the student body. The duties are threefold: I I they uct on ull suggestions from the suggestion hox, 23 they ure in charge of :ill drives. :uid 33 they enforce the cleun ground progrzuu. Mr. I.:twrence is the sponsor. SUMMER '57 CABINET 15.3. ffm it WINTER '57 STUDENT ACT VITIES i The Student Activities Class is in charge of all student body social affairs such as dances. sports- nites, noon movies, noon dances, and charity drives fRed Cross, March of Dimes. Harlan Shoe- maker Fundj. In order to become a member, a student must have a verification card approved by the sponsor and the A.S.B. First Vice President. The organization consists of approximately 32 members. Only one oiiicer, the First Vice President presides over the class. The First Vice President for W'57 was Susan Peterson, and the sponsor is Mr. Lawrence. The First Vice President for S- '57 was Penny Aratin. Members of the Student Activities Class of W'57 were: Dave, Jack, Willard, Ron, Bob. Jerry. DOHI121, Kathy, Helen, NHHCL NHHCY, Barbara, Lynn, Jann. Joan. Tanya, Vicky, Jane, Kay, Lor- raine, Pat, Ruth, Sue, Carie, Penny, Willa, Judy, and Pat. L Z: ' O. its :EE age Q., o- 259 1 9215 -1' D' 22,0 32.5-Q fC EQ? ' ei Q3 S52 'Z- H C-3 f co-. OD. FE?9 3 . FEQ fD', 70:5 0' c O' U33 ae. .GEM rig' RFQ vga an BPD'- g-3:2 DQ.:- !'9 :GZ Q53 ,-,D 955 is 59 X271 5,21 QD' Q14 PP? E55 f N AU E0 gg- ! ww Lf 1 aw isec Miiqfl SUMMER '57 funn I n O Q wil v' 9 QECZAQS r--v Q WINTER Ollicers lor W'57 were: lfirst l,adyse-Ruth Ann Yankee Second l.ady 1 Joyce lrie Roll Secretarye Linda Cirayless Minute Secretary -lane Metfner Treasurer Pat Oldham Ullicers lor S'57 were: lfirst Lady el.indzt firayless Second l.ady I,orraine liarrail Roll Secretary Pat C'hapman Minute Secretary eI'at Snyder 'l'reasurcr Nancy llughey They are sponsored by Mrs. Arciniega. rnzsr LADY RUTH ANN YANKEE Ladies is a service club for senior girls. The members of Ladies act as the ollicial hostesses ol' Venice High. Tlieir duties include serving at all school functions. such as the Sports Award banquet and co-ordinating council luncheons. Tlieir social activities this year have taken them horseback riding. Christmas carolling, on snow trips and on slumber parties. To belong to Ladies is one of the highest honors a girl at Venice may attain. Notices must lirst be approved by the teachers, and then by the members. FIRST LADY-LINDA GRAYLESS SUMMER if 'ie v 4-f A L .Q ,, W COMMANDER-DAN GERSTENBERGER fifgffe 'uf K gjfikxvq, V' WINTER The Knights is a service organization sponsored by Mr. Parry. They are the oflicial hosts of Venice High School You will see them wearing maroon sweaters and slacks as an official uniform. They have done a tine job setting hwh standards and performing many useful services to the school. Some of them are as follows: a. Serve as guides on A-9 Visiting Day. b. Serve as hosts during Public School Week. c. Perform their regular duty by keeping students on school grounds during the lunch period. COMMANDER-Al. SLATER n IHA is The oflicers for W'57 were: Commander-Dan Gerstenberger Vice Commandere-Jim Monaco Secretary-Vince Bobkowski Treasurer-Gordon Sands Sergeant-at-Arms-Jim Monaco The oflicers for S57 were: Commander-Al Slater Vice C'ommandereBob Lorey Secretary-Fred Blum Treasurer-Ron Tebben Sergeant-at-Arms-C'urtis Kueblel SUMMER 9 1 .- . T D M gg - pi ' ' T. nnsfv., 1-'yu ?e37 f3'vFs.,. 1.-h g .-, s ,tiff ,W ' H, B. 5, Jtvi' . Hi. PREMIERE--SANDY KELLER The Chatelaines of Venice High School are organized to be of direct assistance in the promotion of unity among the students and in the promotion of high standards of service to the school, both as a group and as individuals. Their duties consist of ground duties and serving at banquets. faculty organization meetings, and work shops. They have outside social affairs which include parties for members of the Chatelaines only. and in conjunction with the other service groups. ln order to become a member, a girl must be voted in by the older members and approved by the faculty. The membership consists of 25 girls in the l0th and l lth grades, and there are always at least live girls from each of these grades. Ollicers for W'57 were: Premiere, Sandy Kellerg Vice Premiere, Letty del Campog Treasurer, Frances lrieg Sec- retary. Ardell Shortellg Historian, Marilyn Bergman. Ollicers for S'57 were: Premiere, Katy Gaines, Vice Premiere, Ardell Shortellg Treasurer, Fern Marks, Secre- tary. Joan Odegardg Historian, Diane Bergman: Pub- licity Chairman, Beth Burley. They are sponsored by Mrs. Tompkins. PREMIERE-KATY GAINES Sqn ires WINTER COMMANDER-BOB ARCHER The Esquires is a service organization spon- sored by Mr. Ibbetson for boys in the 10th and llth grades. You will see them Wearing maroon sweaters and slacks. They have done a fine job performing many serv- ices to the school. Some of them Were: a. Checking fire boxes during fire drills. b. Serve at certain functions. c. Perform their regular duties in helping to keep the campus clean. The oilicers for W'57 were: Commander-Bob Archer Vice Commander-Bo Brackett Secretary-Larry Adler Treasurer-George Adler Sergeant at Arms-Gordon Rubin The officers for S'57 were: Commander-Jim Blackwood Vice Commander-Dave Spring Secretary-Tom Yoshikawa Treasurer-Chuck Wilson Sergeant at Arms-Scott Foster Sergeant at Duty-Karl Tani COMMANDER-JIM BLACKWOOD 'I PVT' SUMMER OlflflC'liRS I-'OR W'i7 I'r'esidenlfee1C'litick Corsentino Vice President--Sue Peterson Secretary--Alice Hashimoto Treasurer-Joan Grafton Membership 6 'hairman-Lynn Shenber-' The purpose of Ushers is to maintain order at all school assemblies. They also participate in pep rallies, special night assemblies tsuch as the Christmas program and band concert J. and at graduation. Numbered among their extra-curricular ae- tivities are parties and special get-togethers. Students in grades ranging from thc A-l0 through the A-ll are eligible for Ushers, and neophytes must be approved by the senior members. There is a constant membership of I8. The group is sponsored by Mr. Shepherd. OFFICERS FOR S'57 President-Tak Fujisaki Vice President-Alice Hashimoto S ers Secretary-Helen Payne Treasurer-Ardell Shortell Sergeant-at-Arms-Dennis Montoya Al Freeman tw- 45 tv- r-we vf1ahSi'z.,:4ff' WF .T MMA' '-nv l Q , lla y fy , 5, My OFFICERS FOR W,57 President-J une Akune Vice President-Marlene Kanter Secretary-Eleanor Freeman Treasurer-Carol Tweten Historian-Irene Donker agefies The Pagettes are a service club for 10th grade girls who serve their school by doing a fine job of watch- ing the hall doors. They can be rec- ognized by their yellow sweaters and black skirts. sr'-I-. i' OFFICERS FOR S'57 President-Ann Drezner Vice President-Diane Coulter Secretary-Brenda Wait Treasurer-Nlary Kita Historian-Gretchen Stragand Reporter-Marti Watkins f,,,,... , J- , I. . OFFICERS FOR VV57 President-Pat Oldham ia I Vice President-Kathy Fairweather if Treasurer-Nanci Galloway f- ,,We...e. . Secretary of Records-Mary Latta M ' Secretary of Minutes-Bea Case 4 Sponsor-Mrs. Silberman l 0, Q H EFA ii ' , f,.,,?Zvl' . ,q v I I. if ,- A 3,555 A' f V-ci V , ,ff escu apians The purpose ol' Aesculapians is tu iinpmve the general mental and physical welfare ot' stu- dents by pronioting better licaltli habits. Tliey are also in charge ol' the bulletin hoard in the heultli ollice and tlic showcase in the liast Building. Their recreational activities included bowl- ing. picnics. and their annual banquet. In order to heconie ai nieinlwer. a student niusl he at least an A-10 and have a C' average. The club consists of 25 nienibers who are easily recognized by their blue sweaters and gray skirts or slacks. ,I OFFICERS FOR S'57 l'i'esitient-Irene Kerber Nice President- Cccilc Silxcrs Jw Secretary Q .los ce Ox ernicy cr I X tri V 4 Q ig licasureit- '37-'f ialfzit . Haitnni Sakainoto if U ' , 5.-M Q 1 Histni'ian l3ctt5 .I Lilian Pi i ,. A ff if . 1 F 5 ' 1 ,O A. 'ff ' fl ,wr aww z ml .G Z 4 H X X AWARDS I--BANK OF AMERICA AWARD--Betty Jackson 2fBOYS' STATE-Jim Blackwood 3 4-'GIRLS' STATEvKaHy Gaines 47NATIONAL POETRY WINNERS FALL SEMESTER- TOP ROW-Gerald Sclwicllman, Harley Thompson Jr., Mrs. Helen Rockoff. BOTTOM ROW-Virginia Mulroany, Shelio Afrirn, 5-ROTARY WINNERS TOP ROW-Frank Macdonald,JoI'1n Allanson, Jerry Cone, Hur- old Aeclx, MIDDLE ROW-Carl Tani, Jerry Hornes, Kafhy Car- don, Joyce Imrnermon, Beverly Degner, Butch Freeman, BOTTOM ROWgJerry Briscoe, Arlene Blanl-ce, Marionne Adesson, Ro- zonno Cowell, Sieve Horowitz. 6-PRINTING AWARD7PhIIIIp Murphy, Harold AQCI: 7-SAFETY THROUGH BETTER VISIONfAlb-err Helnle 8-Y2nd Place Los Angeles Beaorrfol Horrwc-.More Swv: Hofo WIFI X AWARDS 9 BANK OT' AMERICA TOP ROW G1-mld Faris, Curtis Kuebler, Al Berman, BOTTOM ROW Hvrmon Zeller, Slworon Mooney, Cheryl Creed, Betty Jnclnson, T0 ROTARY AWARD WINNERS TOW ROW- Jerry Harnes, Steve Horowitz, Jerry Briscoe, Ron Brucxldi. BOTTOM ROW Beverly Degner, Rolonno Cowell, Tony MOy41 Il NATIONAL POETRY WINNERS, SPRING SEMESTER Gu-tclwn Strongond, Diane Weiss, Carol Lynn Euler, Trino Wt-isa, Jerry Smith, Mrs. Helen Roclnoff, Lloyd Bridges, Donny Lund, Mr, Lorsh, Miclwoel F..-ls, Anne Drezner, Louno Heiner, Cyntluo Wlls4'y' T2 BROTHERHOOD ESSAY WINNERS Lindo Dobrusin, Mori- lyn Ovoclrnllo Vvtlnm Crawford T3 NATIONAL ESSAY NNINNERS, FALL SEMESTER Donny Lund Mrs Hell-n Rockoll, Gt,-rold Sclwiclxmon Robert Elqmd 14 HQMEMAKER QP TOMORROW Ntrgwo M.,lf.3Qm T5 UONS CLUUB SPEECH WINNERS lcon Mvt'ln'cr Ai Ct Sulx Q K WINTER '57 PRESlDENT-ED SAMPLES BOYS' LEAGUE The purpose of Boys' League is to promote better welfare of the boys of Venice High. The chief activity this year, under the new sponsorship of Mr. Larzelerc. was to expand the intramural program by creating greater participation. At the end of each tournament, trophies were awarded the winning team. They also selected the Boy of the Week, and along with Girls' League. sponsored the Christmas Dance. Officers for W'57 were: Eddie Samples, presidentg Sid Keller. vice presidentg Ben Wasserman, secretaryg Bob Archer. treasurerg Bob Thom- son, sergeant-at-arms. Officers for S'57 were: Sid Keller, president: Bob Jeffress. vice presidenll Jim Duke, minutes secretaryg Ron McLean, roll secretary: Sal Yniqucx. treasurerg and Russel Love, sergeant-at-arms. PRESIDENT-SID KELLER SUMMER '57 Nxt un, , we N' 1 PRESIDENT- GAIL ROGERS WINTER CABINET GIRLS' LEAGUE 'I'lie ineinbersliip ol' Ciirls' League is open to ull girls registered ut Venice lligh Seliool. 'l'l1e purpose ol' the Ciirls' League is to provide opportunity lor service, growth. :ind development in leadership und eliurzteter lor its nieinbers. 'Ilie sponsors tire Mrs. Abbott :ind Mrs. Hendrickson. W'57 CABINET S'57 CABINET l'i'esident-Aiiaiil Rogers President-Linda Collins Vice President-.Ioan Mehlinun Vice President-Kathy Ott Recording Secretary-Sllerlene Dobbs Recording Secretary-Grace Sato Corresponding Secretary-Sandy Keller Corresponding Secretary-Linda Alvarez Ti'e:isui'ei1-Namcy Hughey Treasurer-Sue Henderson Historian-Ellen Rogers Historian-Linda Lowry Girl ofthe Year-Toininye Serene Girl of the Year-Ellen Rogers SUMMER CABINET PRESIDENT-LINDA coLLiNs ,,,,,,,,4- -4- ' .- 'L',-,I 1 ,zen K 'X ,, , 0 1 , -,la 1 ,,-..- I,-A -,. . I , ' Q , 5 ' X nv , 4 ,WI ' i ' ' ' f ' W, If I 47 'J' , I 171 4 ' 5,4 ,f M, X I' L 02-rf f A x f 7 ' 3 f , f AA Q W. .4 f, 1 f ,,,Q5,5' ,l W r ' 4 ,,yW' W' ., 'ff A ,A,, wwf 1 A I 177 f I 1 ima 5 fx - f - f f -4 i ,, ff bf , I 7, 5 ff , ,, - , 'J ,, n -1, f ' Z 5 M., ,1 ,f ' ' r' i f , Q X x , L f '42, f X , , ,,,, M. ,Q fe' Wm, ' ' f - , 1 , f 0 5 . I I ,, .. xf, - A '1 g Q. ,-Il! 'K .-A iv A. I-osgff' 4 Xl I I N, 1 IIARI I 'N linlutlrml Irlt Munn-. I.-.wlh.ill linmit Xxt,trtlXKinnt'1 AI X 'VAC 1, AIION A. lmllulrnll Arlt Imnstcrrctl funn lnucrsitx lligli Sclwtil in Srp- lClllI7L'l' ARI AMO. I'IIfVI'iRI Y .I. Hllilllftt l,1lu1'rlIlnH ti.A.A. ARINSIiI1Rli.NORMAN .fl Stiitlul Swrstlri filillllllllifli, lYlIl.lIlHll.lI K .iptuiti IIARBA. I'IIII IIIIIIJIIVIHI .'Irl,t I!-I tmthull, Il'IIl'llll.lll. Inti.imtli.iI Blil I IS. LKAROI MAE .-lrl lurpsifltotvzltl Ciltlb. Kiirls' UIUC The Saigon sponsors are Miss Schneider and Mr. Nye. 'K' I 1, f - at . '25 s -my 9 , I F ti. if , ag'-fit -,. ,la 'I I fi I If ' t , - 'Q Nr H 1 Yi it lilRX1 kN,X1, kRIIN -l....ltm:. llullt-llmvliux litmus. JN. lluskt-th.tll. .l.X, lcnnis, Nt-nm: Ring ttuu nuuct-. lim! Huy Rt-nrt-scntutitc tm lntlustrx, tixm lcgun lil XNKI: ,XRIISNI-i MARY llium mtikmu Sw.-.itur C ummittct- BUNNER. CIAROI Slfif llmmvnulsinu I'-12CllL's. Senior Sucaucr Cummittcc BROWN. NANCY ANN Hutmvxt lgduculimi Ci.A.A.. Prom VCommittcc. Swctucr lioininittcc. Llwtttm Drip Queen. P.T..-X. Princess C'ABI.Ii. I EWIS JAY f-lunlt'u1i4'-Hull! Papas. Esquire. Ushers, BMC-Bzislsctbull. Sweater Cmn- niittcc CHIKASAWA. DON S. Arn Knights. Truck. Gyinnustius, Varsity Icttcrniun, Scnim K'I.iss YICC-I'rcsILICl'1l FOI VII I Ii. VI-IARI ISS DOIIGIAS Imlutlrml .-Irlt li-Iiatskutlmll. Ii-Swinuninp. Swcutur Cummittuc. Scnuu Au-s Iiuys' lruatsurcr KUNIDUN, All ISN MICiIIAIiI, -ltmlwlilr-.Vtilll-.S't'ii'r1r'i' lk-lpluntns, Rtunain luntpci, Vzusttv lrztrk N Vmss Chun lly tt .ipt.l, Vairsitv Ivttciint-n's Vluh Utlitur, I'mn1 t nm mutt-u, Svtliltltl tmuuiutttcv, l'zip,ecs CUNIJUN. PAIRIVIA MARII'l lfililllvtt l.1lur'r1llnll llrill lc.uu. Pitun f'UllllllIlIt'1'. Ci.A.A.. Swvnlvl ftlllllllli lct' VONNI-.R. JANIi .flr'ml1'mir' Indies tllistnriunl. Roman Izunpur tllclpluunsl, Scrum Prom :ind Ring Cnmmiltcc. li.A.A. Ciihinut. Drill Icuiu. Honor cillilfti COOKMAN. SHARON KAY f1l'fllll'lllIK' Girls' League Cabinet, Hnnnr Guard. Romain lainipci tllclpltiunsl. Prom Conimittcc, Drill 'Iczim, Girls' lilci- Club CURTIS. CEAII. ALLEN A ruzlvniiz'-Iiismry Pages, Prom Committee. Bcvys' Lcuguc CZUBIAK. DON AL'l1df'lIIil AfdIlI4sl'IA'll4'l' Bunk of America Award Winner tMuthJ. Knights tViuc Communderl. Esquires tSecrctaryJ. Ushers. Roman Ldmpcr tDelphianJ. Prom Committee. Ring Cnmmittcc DARLING. JEANNE MARIE Humuuiuking Prom Committee, Ring Committee. Svsculcr Committee. GAA.. Girls' Glcc IJEIIJNG. ANDREA Hutllltws fiitlllllllltlll Drill Icum. A'Cuppcll.i. Girls' Glue. Dclphizms. Nutitinul Poctry NN tnrtcr lil I.-XS RAY lttnltnizt-ll.11li'Mlt'11tif Xursity hmtlull. Prom Lkiimniltcc, Smuutur Citunnuttcc. Iiuus' IL'.i:tlc LIULITIMII I-SI R XID.-X. X IRCIINIA Hxrtim tt l.1:l...rnfn 'X-II Rcprcsunt.ittu'. Iiigcttcs. I'.I,.-X. Axsuitl Vkinnv.-1 Prom Cmuizuttuc, Ilnnur Ciuurtl. Hunquct tttriiniittcu t7.tis1u.tri Ntuti I-I-il IJXI KN. HwXRRIIfI SHIIQI A 'itutftmit llunur uu.irt.l. lcipsitliorcun Prcsitiunt, Prtuu Ctvrnnutlua lliile Ic.i:15, Ilt'Iplu.ins. H-Ill Stcctm: Ctirnmiltct' FELLHAUER, VICKI DAWN Academic-foreign Language V G.A.A.. Lettergirls, Sweater Committee, Ring Committee. Prom Committee, B-lfl Steering Committee FENCL, GLORIA Biuirters Education V G,A.A., Ring Committee. Sweater Committee. Prom Committee. FILBRUN, DONNA General G.A.A., Sweater Committee, Pagettes. Drill Team FORMAN, ROBERT D. General-History Gymnastics, Varsity Lettermarfs Club FRAUEN, CAROL ANNE Business Education Gondolier Editor, Usher President, Secretary, Prom Chair- man. Ladies, Chatelaine Vice Premiere, Ephebian, A-10 Representative, Delphians, G.A.A.. Banquet Chairman, Lettergirls, Ring and Sweater Committee GERMAN, JOHN Academic-Foreign Language Pages, P.T.A. Award Winner, Football, Track, Boys' League, Prom Committee GERSTENBERGER, DAN Acuflemic Knight Commander, Prom Committee, B Basketball. Esquires GIANNUZZI, CLEM ENT PATRICK Bu.vines.v Education Gymnastic Letterman, Prom Committee, Boys' League GILL, DIANE VIRGINIA General G.A.A., Glee Club, Sweater Committee, Ring Committee, Committee, Girls' League, B-10 Steering Committee GILLMAN, EVELYN SHARON Bu.t'iiir'.t'.v Ezluratimi Prom Committee, Honor Guard, Sweater Committee G I PSON. DONALD RAY liizluvlriul Arm' Gym Team. Two-Year Letterman, Projection Crew, Track Team GOLDFARB, SANDRA Ari Girls' League Cabinet, Oarsman Stalf, A-12 Representa- tive, Ilonor Guard, Prom Committee, Sweater Committee, Rini: Committee. Banquet Committee GREENE, GRETCHEN GAYLE Homemukiug Sweater Committee. Ring Committee, Homecoming Queen. I-Ionor Guard, Drill Team, Girls' Glee HAMILTON. CHARLES EDWARD Iliduxlrirzl Arlx HANEY. RONALD EVANS History Band HELM, ROBERT HAROLD At'adt'n1ic'-Mrlrh Swim Team. C Letter, B-Football, Track, B Letter HERNANDEZ. CELIA EUPHEMIA HIl.lIIIl'a.B' Ediicutioii HIGGINBOTI-IAM, CAROLE ANN HlIIIIl'lIIllkiIlg G.A.A., Pagettes, P.T.A. Queen, P,T.A. Princess, Cotton Princess. Sweater Committee HIRSCH. SYLYIA LEE Biitiimri Editcuriorz Prom Committee. Sweater Committee. A-ll Set- retary. Honor Guard. Pagettes. B-lit Steering Committee. Ciirlsi League HISLAR. JOHN WESLEY Acudwliic'-.Valli B-I0 Steering Committee, Football. lratlt HOOBLER, RAYMA JOYCE Aczzdcfniir-,Vuili Sweater Committee. Prom Committee HOWE tl-IORNEJ, CAROL JE-XN Bttsifieas Education Drill Team. Sweater Committee, Girls' ILHILLHU- G.A.A. C? IMERMAN. JOYCE RENEE Btf,vint'.s.t Ifzliwutiun Drill Team. G.A.A.. Prom Committee, Sweater Committee. Ring Committee. Girls' league, Pag- ettes. Banquet Committee IRIE. JOYCE YOKO Ht45ilit'.x.s Iirluruliun Second I.ady-Ladies. Secretary-Chatelaines. Iet- tergirl. Rini: Committee Chairman. Drill leant. G.A.A.. Girls' Leagtte ROMAN LAMPERS DON CZUBIACK, JANE CONNOR, SHARON COOKMAN, and ALLEN CONDON are our proud ROMAN LAMPERS from their Saigon class. zf IRXIN, ,ll IJIIII NNN liililrrrzii llliluri In A K. l'liim liiiiiiiiillii' Ring lwiviiiiillii' l'.i- iiliw, Drill lc rin Sxxuilir I-vniiiililii iriilx li'.ll'lIl'. Kiirlx' film INC UHSUN, MARfX NIKRII' li inlrlnli fll.lll'I.llf1l'N, Ii-Hciuirl, LLAA. f.ll5lf'lL'l, IJLI- , ivlnznnx, l.ipcIiu. II-Ill Sli-crlnu ikiiiiiiiillcc IIfNSIaN. RUIIIQR I Cilffllllil' I: 1Illl'Illll' Hull: ,K'r1r'1nr Iciliiuairis, Siu-mr Club. M.ill1 flulv. Mannniicu fllIl7i Or.ihirs IUIINSUN. .IllNI' R, lhnlrlrru l'iliu':lIIml Rim.: I -nnimllrr, SNALHIIVI Iullllllllltv, Pruin 1 uni rnillvv, llonm iiiiniil, U AA, A'C':npprlI.i, Km!! Q -Iri- .IUIINSIUNIL IAINIIN KIJXRRUI I lulalrlrlif' .S'i'ii'1li1' Iiorlirulluic Vlulw RAI lil'llS, RUl!l R IDX I UlIISI -Ill l'.ip1cllcs. Rini: KIUIIIHIIIICC, l'run1 Cniiiliiilicc. ti.A.A., Sucnlci f'UlIllI1IllL'L'. liiils' lciiguc GRADUATION MR. LARSH is speaking before commencement cu Vhe Seniors graduate in the auditorium. 1? lx XXI , lil-RAI I3 If fr .wiim...I Irli Xbll I'u-viii-ni, Rringliix. Prom Lmninilicc. lim! Ii-.mm gl fl, :,iv. N .irsiix luullmll, Iv.-in-rm.in s L lub, X .unix lurk l I KN IS. XIARION KAI HRX N Hnirm xi lilluniliull liclplimnx, Drill Icgim. Mii-.ilcr fUI1ll11lIlL'L'. llnnul Liimril. Prurn flUI11IT1IllCC I I-NX IS. SLYANNIS lii'm'mI Sxxcaiur CUHIIYIIIICC. Prom LIOIHIHIIICC. I'gii:cllcx, G..-X..'X. NIQINTOSH. I.ORNA IillKIllt si flillfllllillll Ilulpliiginx. Sucalcr Comniiilcc. Girls' lcqiguc, B-I2 Slccring Committee NIQNAIRY. HOWARD W. A 4 ilrlulliir- 'IlulllASf'1'vl1c'i' P.igu. Lccioriun. Ring Coininillvsc NIAC'HLf'l'. PATRICIA ANN fflllllflllillxlllf Honor Gu.iriI. Senior Ringx. Sweater QIUITIIIIIIICIS. Girl! I Lxigilc XIAII-SRI. CAROI JIQANNI' Ilrumrrmlimig frills' li-.wuc. Mu-.ilci i'uiiiinilli'1.' NIARSII.-Xl I . WANDA ANNlil l'l5 Ilrmfri LLAA, Scrum Rinp 1'mninillcL', Swrailci Kknninillcc. Piuin liuiiiiiiillrv, llilll lcziiil, KIIIIN' lczlgilr, Ilxmquvl I imunilluc Nl,-XRlINl'!. IIIQRMINIA MINIJI lllxlurl' I4 Ill Slccllllp f'0IlIlI1llll'l', Ihpcllcs, h,A,A., Sui-:ali-I inniinilli-r. Prawn ihiiiiiiillcc, Rini! 1 uininiilm-c Ml'RRll I . RONAI D I Ifl' lmliurrml ,flrlx MII l,l5R. Hlil liN Ifllunrfu lkiizcllcs, SVVCIQICI fiUI'lII11IllL'L', Ci.A.A.. Ring KUIHIIIIIICC. Prom Cmnniilicc NIONACAO. JAM ES fi t'lllf1'llIIL' Pxquirux. Knighis. Dclphiiina. Prism Cmninillcu XIOYA. JESS ANTHONY Xlizmil' B-10 Rep.. Slarlighlcrs, All-California High School Sym- phony. Prom Band Chairman, Band. City Muxic Fcatival Avnird Winner NICHOLS. LUCINDA ANN I,UllIL'Ill1lAIIIg I,EllCI'g.II'I5. Drill Tciim. G.A.A. Esc.ipIi.iri. Girls' Lciiguc. Pgigcltcx OX IjI,I,li'I'TE. TONI WALTER flhlltxlfllill Kl.in.igfr ni Smgc Crew PIRNIAN. HARRIET WAUINER H.r1r:i'fr..ik:r:' I hirlx trluc. A L.ippclI.i. Pgiucuus. Prom QIUITIITIIIICC, Drill lc.iiii, kiirix' lgxigilu Pl l IS. I-I OX ID RENNIEIH fI.f.-mi' I L'.ln:I.inx lluxk I r.iLuc RlR1I'RN.li-XII IONI Ifnxzrsi ii trzris' lc.Q.LiL l'll'NIxlCI Il .mil Xiu' I'rcxldcnl, Scnqlu. lmizgx. X N Ii llixinri.m. Lihdlclgiinu Ircmxircr. Rini: .ind I'r.w:n Lkviiiiiillcu. lr..-XA. C .ihlm-1, H-12 Ircmurcr. Pup- yuw. H-Iv Nw.-ring Chiu, IL'lICT,LlIl 4.ihinci. H-IU Rv.-p. I vu-ix, I plivlwin. llwnur lm.iriI ROSIER, LAURALEE Hornernaking G.A.A. Cabinet, Lettergirls Cabinet, Senior Ring and Sweater Committees. Senior Prom Committee, Pagettes ROTTER, ROBERT PETER Academic A.S.B. President, Boys' State Rep,, Knights. Esquire Com- mander, Ushers, B-10 Rep., Senior President. B-10 Steering Committee, Prom Committee, Senate. Pages. Coordinating Rep. RYAN, CHARLOTTE ANNE Academic B-11 Representative, Chatelaine Premier, G.A.A. Presi- dent, Ladies Treasurer, Lettergirl President.. Athletic Girl of the Year, Girls' League Cabinet, Co-Chairman on Sweater Com., A-10 Girls' League Representative. Pag- ettes, Ephebian, Coordinating Council Rep., Honor Guard, Prom Committee RYNNE, TOM M. Industrial Arts Cross Country, Track, Gymnastics, Prom Committee SAN DS. GORDON Industrial Arts Knights, Varsity Football, Knights Treasurer, B-12 Class Rep., B-12 Class Vice President SCH Ll ENTZ, LARRY DEAN Industrial Arts Swimming Team. Oarsman, Printers' Guild. Ring Com- mittee, Boys' League SCHOG ER, SYLVIA Academic Chatelaine, Delphians, Ladies, Prom Committee, G.A.A.. Lettergirls, Honor Guard SERENE, TOM MYE ANN Academic-Science and Foreign Language Girl of the Year, Ladies, Prom Chairman, G.A.A. Presif dent, Recording Secretary, Correspondence Secretary. Ushers, Chatelaines, Girls' League Cabinet, Drill Team Treasurer, Pagettes, Senate, Honor Guard. Ring and Sweater Committee SETZ, ARNOLD LEE Industrial Arts Senate, President Printers' Guild, Los Torreros. Prom Committee, Craftsman Award SHAPIRO, GLENDA JUDITH Academic A-ll Girls' League Representative, Honor Guard, Prom Committee, G.A.A.. Pagettes, Los Torreros, Drill Team SHEARER. JOHN DANIEL Arfrtdwrtic-Science Treasurer of Lectorians, President of Rockhounds, Senate SIDERS, LOLA KATHERINE llorizmiiukiiig Girls' Glee, A'Cappella, Ring and Sweater Committee SM ITH. ROLAN D JOSEPH Hixtory J.V. Baseball, Boys' League, Varsity Track SNEED. MARY ELLEN A tradtfnlit'-Scitwict' G.A.A., Sweater Committee. Pagettes STILES. MOLLY LOU History Sweater Committee, G.A.A., Pagettes, Ring and Prom Committees, Girls' League Committee STONE, LOUIS WOODARD Acadvniit' Baseball Manager, Boys' League SUBKE, SANDRA LEE Bt1.t'ilit'.t's Edttcutioit Delphians. Oarsman. Sweater Committee. Girls' League Committee, Girls' Week Rep.. Honor Guard SUTTON. SAUNDRA ZENA Btt.si11c.t'.t' Etlucarimt B-10 Steering Committee. G.A.A., Sweater and Prom Committees, Girls' League Committee, Community Clit-st Speaker. Honor Guard. Girls' NVcek Rep, TE RRY, DEANNA RA E Buriners Education Delphians. Oarsman. Sweater Committee Chatr- man. Honor Guard. Girls' League Committee, Girls' Week Rep. THAYER. MARILYN JEAN Hrmtermtking Sweater Committee. Girls' League. Drill Team THOMAS. JOAN MARJORIE B-l0 Steering Committee, Girls' League. GA.,-X. A czidctrtit' TILEY, JANET El..-XINE ACtideiitic-Scitfritw' Pagettes, Drill Team. Sr. Banquet, G.A.A,. Prom and Sweater Committees, Ring Committee TINER. RUTH ETTA Acrulcmic A.S.B. Secreary of Finance. B-12 Class Secretary. Ladies, Chatelaines. Ushers. Lettergirls, Honor Guard TOBIN. SHEILA Htttincis Edtzcutiuu Pagettes, Honor Guard. Lettergirls. Drill Icam. Prom Committee. Sweater Committee SENIOR BANQUET This is ci picture of the guests and students ot the head table ot the Senior Banquet. EPHEBIANS GAIL ROGERS, CAROL FRAUEN, and CHARLOTTE RYAN ore proud io be seleded as the fhree EPHEBIANS from the whole Saigon class, IORRANK ly I YNN HARNVI I ,1nulrnm Imsx imnnu, ll'lIl'llll.lll. Ilmucullmr Club, Sp.mish WAI Kl'R. RUIH-RIA I lfl- lluxinvu Ifllu ullnu h.A.A., Ihlll Immun. ll'H1'ly.llIiN, I! lll Siu-vim: 1 mninlllrf. Kilrlx' lilvr, hlllx' Irxupllr C uulmlllrc WASSlfRM,XN, I'lI'NlAMIN I'lflil R lnlrlrlllfi U:nsm.m ltilhil, lwquucs. Slualcnl iinwcinliirnl K'I.n-xx. Hou' lcauyuc 5L'x'lL'l.lIN. I'zup:cx, Scnim Ring, Swcnlur. und Plum 4 nlmlllllrvx R' f 'I Mu' lilurfrms lfilui ulflllll U.A.A.. huczilcr f'Ul'l1ll1illL'C. Rim: iknnmillcn' VVEI I'MAN. Hlil FN RUTH ,,ll.XliH1'X.Y I-.mlllrulinlr Girls' Icnguc. Sxwulcr Cnnmmitlcc NANKEE. RUTH ANN .44'mlr'lllir' I-iirsl lady. A-12 Treasurer, B-I2 Rep., G.A.A. Record- ing Secretary, Chnteluincx. lcttcrgirl of thc Year. Pug- cllcs Sccrclnrx YNIUUISZ. SENAIDA DOLORES Ilmmwmkinu lQ'llVNlL'h0fL'1lI'1N. 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Rotary Ainirtl lkintcsl Senior A closs officers, left to right, Bili Potter- son, Boys' Trecisurery Bea Cose, Girls' Treosurerp Joon Grafton, Secreturyg Bob Lorey, President, ond Gary Abies, Vice President. ew I Al I LN. BILLY NORMAN -I rl -XR.-X IIN. PAM ISI A .-li'mlz'nliz' .-'t.S.B, lst Vice Pres.. A.S.li. Sung l.u.itlcr, l..itIics. Clinic- Liincs, LLL. Ciurrcxponding Sec.. Lcrtcrpirl Ilistorigm. Pug- cticx, Prom Committee, Dclphiainx. G.A.A. Czihinct ARONOWITZ. MARILYN I-'AY B11sim'.x.x Educaiion Girls' Glee Club. G.A.A,. Highstcppcrs-2nd Matte ASHLEY. WILLIAM A Cudvmir' ATKINS. DARRELL A vademic-.Vrirh Prom Committee. Swim Team. Delphinns AVRIL. GARY At'l1dl'lIli1'-FUVCIKII I,lIll,l','lHIKl' Tennis BAIQHNER. RONALD A t'mli'mic-Ilixmry BALI., RICHARD V ' lruluxlriul Arm Varsity I 0ulI'mII IIAI I . 'IIIOMAS BRYAN lmlimlrinl Arlt Buys' I caustic' BAIII IIQS. RIII II Uc'm'ruI-lliilnrj' Naitiunnl Voc-try Avuirrls, Ilclpliiains BARBER. ROBliR'I' ' llIl1llYlfIllI f1r!.t' Crow Country 'I'rnL'k. Boys' Icziizuc BARLISH. LYNN Iiutinvtv Educaliuu BARON BEVERLY Buiimus Education Pugertes.iLetter Girl, Poetry Award. Prom Committuc. G.A.A.. Girls Glue BARRAIL. LORRAINE 'IL'l1dt'lI1Il .5llllll Skipper-Highsteppers. 'Ind Lady, Honor Guard, Girls' League Cabinet, G.A.A. Cabinet. Delphiuns, F.T.A. Vice Prua.. Prom Cormnittce, Lettergirls H.-XRRE. MAXINE Hzuinuu lfdllfkllilill Drill 'I'c.irn. G.A.A. H XR I I UNK. Nl.-XRX ll1fn:in1ilk:l1L' HXRION. I ORI-'ICI A l...J. ur:. -'iI.1lii Drill Itmn. -XcxliiI.ipi.inx, Ikigcltw Ii XXI I.-KN. I HONI 'XS f'I.fEtllfltil Irlt li-I .i.irh.iIt. Mirxiry limilmll, Hand. lnir.imur.iI Spnrtr. BAXTER, GERRY llzduxtrial Arls BAYER, TANYA General-History G.A.A,, Girls' League. Pagettei, Prom Committee BEBB, JUDY Holnvlnuking Girls' Glee BECK, LESLIE ALLEN Industrial Arn Rotary Award Winner BENNETT, EDNA A cadcmic'-History Transferred in B-12 BERGMAN, BARBARA Iiusincss Education Band, F.T.A. Secretary, G.A,A., Latin Club, Prom B 5i 4'55 Edlffafivff Committee BERMAN, ALBERT S. Acudemic-Science-Foreign Language Esquires, Varsity Lettermen's Club. Delphium. Tennis. Roman Lamper, Math Club BIRD, GILBERT A r'rrrlr'mic'-Math-Sc'i0ncr' BIRDSONG, DOROTHY DELOR ES Hnnufnmkirw BLANCHARD, RICHARD A1'mimi1i1 I 0rvign Lunguugz' Pages. Aesculupiun President BLANKENSHIP, THOMAS liizluxlrial Arts Printcrsl Guild BLOCK, WALTER Avmlvniic'-Forviglz l.ungimyc C-Basketball, B-Batskctbzill, J.V. Iiuskctbzill Lettermzin. J.V. Baisehzill Letterman. Prom Committee BLUM. FRED Al'4If1L'lHiC'MIlIII-tS'L'il'l1t'l' Knights, Esquircs, Sweater Commillcc. lk-Iphizinx, Prism Committee. Cross Country BOBKOWSKI. VINCENT A111110111ic'-llflnr11-Svicnct'-Foreign Language A Knights Scribe. Esquires Treasurer, Swim Team, Science Club. Delphizin President. Pages. Prom Committee, Band BOLE. PAUI. Imlu.x'1rir1IArI.x ' I Stzige Crew. Projection BOTOS, MARGARET ,-I t'1ll1t'IlliC Drill Team. Orattors. Lzttin Club. Pugettcs BOYD. CONNIE KELLUM H11,tirit',i.v 1'.Illll1YlII0ll BREWER. MAXINE vfsbu, - 2--W M- -... .W ,. ,, moz? 41.6, ,, f gm V , ,. ' 4 73? A rr af, f-not '. 'N' ,. KA l , ... 6 -V ,-if. ,Wa -sf i t-I A, ., 1- , , . , , V , ...M . ff . - .-- ,Jw H uv , . -ui! ' 7 , , A v .' ,x- . 4.2. ,- 1 , ..- - ,Net N. I -, . - H fy .7 as '- 'V . ' ', '. .awp BROVVN, GERALDINE Bu Sinefs Edufation Drill Team BROWN, GLORIA A eademic-Foreign Language Pagettes, G.A.A.. Delphians. Girlx' Lcugue. thirs- man Senior Editor, Prom Committee BROWN, MARTHA Transferred in B-12 BRUALDI. RONALD lriduslrial Arix President Radio Club. Rotary Axmrtl BRYAN, GERALD THOMAS lmluxlriizl Arr: Football, Letterman BUNNER. TIM Ac1izlt'nii'c-Fnn'iun Lllllglltllft' fell King. Iisquire Commander. llxhci. A-ll Ren., B-I-ontbgill. Cheer Icndcr Girls' Day in Sports. Ibis is cz portion of Girls' Week. The Corinthians won over the Senior Bee's I8 to O or softball. n -.- .,i , 9' . i,,,,.. ' 2. J A fa.-, 1- :- . M, sh it 0' in At'advniic-F0r4'i.i:u Luliyrmqt' 5,1 gist... i .R we-i. ip . Gondolier, Band. Girls' League. Delpluunx, X1.iili Club -A -- X ,V 321. A .. ,L Q4 5: Sccrclztrv-Tretmlrcr ot' Science Club -ff V' HQ- 4 K ,, , . , ., A95 V ,Hraqgy N... .-- -- , .. -, f ' H , ,J-Q w-fl mgwx- ik. , uf 9l '? NM' 9' K:-me . ' ' 'w-F 'E-Q - f ' ,I K if f W' Ny W' ' f 'ffl' 1 ,Mn M.. T W- 1,,1 . 3... i f tgwfif.. - W 'fi-f J7s.,.' -fm A 'wiv 1 . MW 'gg In . 1 ' . f,.','- MA -,,i - 77' . -' . -t.. ' 5- Aagff-Q... , '4 .' :sf .mfg-Ji. lil RNI I l.II IJIIII I Il' It inf. mit Xt .i itil li X X . l't--tv' L .itvttttttlet-. litgettt. BIRNI I II . Cyl R-XI D film. mi-llullv X ILL' l'teN lkitlm K ltrlw Bl'SBY, I R.-XNCPS lltutlrrwi lllltctlliurl Pztutsttex. ii .Xu-X CACACI4. I'-'AI'IH 'IC'tltll'lIlll f'IlIft'IIJH lauzutiuwf Roman Iamper. Delphians. Leltergtrls. Pageltes. lat Irdt tor. Oarxman. Copy Editor, Gnndolier. Publicity Clmu main. Setenue. Latin. F.T,A. Clubs CA MMIDCiIi. THOMAS WILLIAM II lltrltulrirzl Alix C-Iflasltelhall. Prom Committee. Stage Crew. Stage Man Jager CA R IiY, ROBERT ffl'lll'YflI-ffiblllf-l' CARLSON, UARIH WII.I IAM f1f'rul1'utI1'-lllzllll CARI SON. MII,'lON D. fl!'lllll'lllil Aflllll'SK'il'lll'l' Science Club, Math Club Pics. CARIIQR, Cl OYCI-' lllrflltlllllf .-lrlt CASI5. BlfA'I'RlCli Ii'I'IIIfI fll'flflt'lIIll l'44IVI'fHII lurtxtmxt' Cltzttelztlne Premiere. Iettcrpirls' 'Ire.tsutei, Pres, Indies. ti.A.A. Cahinct. Pmrn Committee. Rnmam lamper. Aescttlitpiztn Secretary CHAPMAN, PATRICIA .-Innlvrttir-Ifurvigrr I.angrla1:v A,S.Il. Recording See.. Ladies. Lettergirls' Recordtnp1.See.. I!-ll Recording See.. G.A.A., G-I0 Steering: Committee. Pztgettes. Orators' Sec.. A'Cappella Sec. C H ATWOOD. BETTY .-Ivariantie-Mull:-Seiener' Latin Club Pres.. Delphians. Science Club Seq.. Drill Team. Math Club Treasurer. Lectorians CLOSE. LARRY Auuielniv-Math-Seience C-Basketball, JN . Basketball, Pages. Knights. Oratnr COLLINS. LINDA .-Ieudzflllic'-St'it'ltes' Girls' League Pres., A.S.B. Ind Vice Prem.. B-ll Rep.. Ladies. Chatelaineb, Lettergirls' Cabinet. Ushers. GAA, Cabinet. Prom Committee. Girl! League Treasurer COINIISAR. INIINA Httttrttfm Iztittuillinrl Girl! Glee. Girl! league. Ki..-X.A. COOPER. All KN Itiltlelltlr- Iftllll-,sklfll I XuwttI.ipi.trtN CORSPN I INO. CHARI IS -limltltlli-lliflft Lxlzerx' Ptexttlent, Kntelttx I'.i:eQ lntztrimintlei. H-limb lxill IL'IL'Il'Ill.lI1. Plum lutttttitttee lntr.imur..I Itmtlmll t .tlWI.llIl L OX. BARBARA I . 11.1-...ti l.i.i...ii . . . .. ..,, lbelplwttix. Girl! Ie.tg.ie I'.i,Lt1eN. Ru:Ti.in Inzvwpei COX. I I .OYIJ -It titlrltliif Iltllfl-,St'lt'Htt CRPISD. CHIQRYI .flt'rltlt'lnic'-.llulh-Sx'it'llt't' lernsieliorean President. latdiem. Clitttelainex, Pap- ettes President. I-'.'l'.A. President. Brotlterltood Ifsxxty VVinner DALBY. JOAN PAULINE limiltexx f1IliIlCllfil7Il DAVIIQS, GAYLE Iii4.vim'.t'.v I-.'tlm'uIinu A.S.ll. 3rd Vice Pruh., A.S.B. Secretary ul lfi- nance. Clizitcltiincs. G.A.A. Cliecrleadcr, Letter- girls, Girls' league Cabinet, Prom Committee DAVIS, BARBARA lfllJflIl',l'.l lzzlttrurimt Pruin Committee, O.A.A., l'1ttu:tIes DI-HN. O'I'I O A1'rulc'nlir' Ilzinee Iittnd, Roekhottntls, Mttreltintt Batntl SENIOR BEE OFFICERS Lynne Shenberg, Eddie Samples, Pctl Chapman, Barbara Hughes and Bob Stevens. DENNISON, JOHN WAYNE A cademic-Science J.V, 4 Baslgetball, Varsity Cross Country, B and Varsity 'I rack, Varsity Letterman's Club, Pages DEVAULT, JERRY Ar'f:1lemic-Math de YOUNG, DIANE liztvinzfm' Eclucation de YOUNG, DORA Ifll,l'ilIt'S.i' Iitlucatirm K1.A.A., Lcttergirl DOBBS, SHERI.IiNl-I Ii'l1.i'im'.s.i fllllllflllfllll Chulcluines, Girls' Lcttguc Recording Sccrclury G.A.A. Sccrctury, Honor Ciuaird, Dclphiztns, Lclf lcrgirls, I'rnm Committee, Ilutnccomlng Prlnccm DOZII-IR. CLIFFORD Ill Gvlrztrtal-Sc'i0v1t't' Truck, Rurkhottnda, Rztdiu Club. Crum Cuunlry, I!-Truck K I I ,i fl f.: -- Y I ll I ' .52 :na UIFQI' 1 .1 A .- ..Qt E lit V , gliil' ll' '- A lt' 4 1 , it H' I 1 IlI'. ll v ri wif J 'gr 1 lim' 1 Y' tl ' f ' 'I ,fi E117 'hifffiiiff l i ' n ,: as a, ' Luv - Qi f wi l L W-f Id' 1 DRAKE. DENNIS Arr Lxondolier Staff. Varsity Crew. Community Chest DUKE. VVILLIA M A cadcniic-Hitmri' Football. B054 Glen. Slug: Auurd Winner. Art Award A-ll President.'B-ll President. A.S.B. 3rd Nice Pre-xi dent. Esquires. Varsity Varsity Buseball Lettermank Club President DUNAWAY. SHARON Bttsiricfsi Elltlculimi Girls' Glee. Oarsmzm, Floriculturc Club. Pugcttex. Ur chestra EAKINS. RUTH Honientukinrg Pagettes, Lettergirlx. Pro League EGLIN. STANLEY ACudelrtic'-Scif'noe-Foreign Delphiun, Dance Band ELLIOTT, BARBARA A Cadentia-Science Prom Committee. G,A..A. ELLIOTT. LOUIS Arr ELLIS. AUDRY D. Imlttxlrinl Artie in Committee. GAA.. Girls Ltzrtytltlutf . Pugetlem B-lil Steering Cotnmitleu. Prom Committee, B-Bxixkev bull. LV. Baseball EMMONS. CAROLE LEE Irliilnrli' EVANS. SHARON fflllflvlllllkflllf Prom Conimittcc, Glce Club FADDIS, VIRGINIA LYNN N tit ilu, ' 'letpsichorcxrnx Scicnuc Club. lf.'l'.A.. Primm Cunitntltcu A'Cuppcllai. Band FAI RWI-IATHER, KATHY Iitlsilwit Iilflllflllfllll G.A.A,, Acsculupiunx. Girls' Ieauguc, Drill 'Ictm1, Glu Club FARIS, GERALD Ac'uzIt'n1ic'-Hii1r1r,v-I-'nrwgn 1.!llIi.flHllJl' Delphizins. Roman Lurnper, Ourxmnn, Icutori.ins-Ornturx. President Los Tureros. lcnnts. Pziucs. Iiltlc Thcxitcr FASSBENDER. RAYMOND ml x!r'ul 4 rls I tt t , Varsity Bzixebatll Mgr.. Boy! League FATE. DOROTHY Btliirtem Education G.A.A., Letxergirl, Ring Committee. Prom Curuniittcc Pugettes. Sweater Committee, G.A.A. Cabinet FERRAGUTO. TOM Irttltmfrizzl Arn Ford Co. Hon. Mention FERRARA. PATRICK IIIIIHVIVIZII ,-lrrt Awurd in NYuudv.tirk1nu Superintendent ut' Machine Sbopx FESSENDEN. LINDA 4t'tnI.':ri1t -F ftrvtwu l.t1nU1m it PFOIII Cwntnittcs. li -X A, x 4 tip.,-tt, 1 pmtf Hawaiian Day noon dance in the Boy's Gym l'llil.D. SIIARON llullrvlilrlltlritr PIOIII iimiuiiltt-t'. tiirlx' It-.iyuc l'ISlIIiI, DONNA Ilann-mul-img li.A.A, flI.ilti1s, I IA , lltlll lt'.lIlt g Xl xi ri mnifits. Wll 1 .fum 'lgl.fi7 lfL lulnlvlliii' .Xrlrm 1' lllllIt't', Suruilur t'uriimiItt't' l'ORD. MARY lA'l'lA lfuulimt lilrlrulmll t Liixiiiziit FRANK. GORDON Iii'm'rtil-.Yi'iwnn' IAIRISIGIE. ISDMOND D. A n1di'lriir'4.'llaIlr l'iu:us. Iisquirc Yiwu Cuntmaimlcr. Sweater Committee Ring Committee FUI I MOTO. BARBARA .-I t'r1tl1'lIlIt' Prom Cnmmittcc FULKERSON. .CHARLES I.. -lmi1ulriulAf!.S' Q Ii-Iiziskclhalll, .I.X'. Buskctbull. .l.Y, Baseball. Ygirxity lflaixcbgill, Xurxity I ctlcrm1in'x Club IfUl.MIfR. 'IHONIAS C. .-I r'mii'n11t'- lftllflrit livin' ll b.ill. X .intl li-Sxsirii lc.irn l4I'ROK.XW,-X. WAND-X RLIRO lwqutrt-X. lllimllmll, tliccilr-.nlrr. I'.ii1t-s, Rini' Cmn' Drill 'lt'.nm. At-suiilzipizinx Nccrcliirv. t1A.A,, Orzituu, Gondolicr Stall. Pzigcttcx President, Latin Club Premi- tlcnt, G.A.A.. Chzitclguncs. Aesculapians, Lettergirl His- mrmn, Dclphiunx, Drill Team, Oraitorg Treasurer. F.T,A., lx uircx. .xxxtzltcr Cumrnittcc. Prom tiurnrnittcc, B-I'not- UI AHN. VIRGINIA llinlmwt lilunilmrl Dclplimns, O.irxni.in. tmmlnllcl. .'X'i.ippcll.i. tilt-r 4 lub UOl.DS'l'IilN. BARBARA ANNIf lilltfllfjt l'rfui'rlllnn Ciuntlnlicr. Drill 'lu.un, Acsculnipigim. Prnrii C um IIIIIICC. Pugcttcx, Girls' I.c.tpxuc. Ilginquut tum mittee, Jr. Rctl Crow. Spring I-iurmtil Coiiiiiitt tcc GOLDBERG. LOLA .ACt1l1l'l!IfC-.xflllll Delphitms, Romain laimpcr. Li.A.A.. ltttlt- 'llit-nlci, Prom Committee GORNICK. PAUL LOUIS Gmzertll-Hi.xror,i' .l,V. Hascbtill, Varsity Baseball, Boys' tilcu. Afzippcllai. Prom CUl'ltl'I1lllCC. Ring Curnmiuvc. Sweater Comniittec. Boys' Lcngui: Cziptziin GOLDSMITH, FRANK ANTHONY Biisiriarx Eduraliori Bqiwhnll. Cross Country GOSS, ROBERT D, Avmlrniiv-Foreign Imrigimgt' Marching Band, Dance Brunel. funn-rt B.iml. Pzigcx OO'lvl'l.lliB. MARCSAREI' MftlllIl'HllC'it'llIll'Sl'iC'lll'l'-1'i0ft'fHll l,m1i:i1ugr Dt-lpliinm, Romain lzimpcr. H-I0 Stccrinp tmu mittt-t-, I'iigt'tli:x, Ci.A.A., Science: Club tiRAl ION, JOAN liI,l,IiN Iill.tnl4'u I'.rlm'ullmi ASH. Suliglczirlcl. A712 'lrvzmiit-r, XiII.lIt'liII!lCls. Dclphitin I'r'csitlcnl, IIOIIIUCOHIIIIIZ I'rim'cse-, Honor tiunrtl, ilCl'I7SICllOI1.'llI1 Vice Vrcaitlcnt, Scrrulairy- Ircaixurcr llshcrx, Prom Curtmiillcv. hwr-iilcr fOlllI'lllllL'L', tiullmi Diiv Princvss GRAVIQS. COl.I,I-1IiN fffllllflllllkilly lctlcrgirlx, Prom Cummittcc. O.A.A.. I'.iw.-lttw GRAYLESS, LINDA LEE A cad4'l11it'- Ifnlli-Sr'it'11Ct' Pagcttcp. Chnteluines, lst Lady. U.A.A,. Hand. Lcttergirla. Dclphium. Gondolicr Stull. Prom Committee GUEST. MICHAEL VV. .-I L'ULi1'lIlIii' Knights, Xurxity Lcucrmuns Club. Mimlt lruuit 't'tff'4 'ftr'f'f-W1 '- tiff-'fl bull Primm Committee ' t- X X Ilrtwitlcnl, ti -X -X llixiurmn. ltltuigirlt. Drill ' ltzlm. O.irxri:.in, XL'Ntlll.tl'l.lI1N ti,-XDAXI. ,II7-XNNI lr! ti X X. Xw.t1l.ip1..rtX LISXOID, RXRIN , . 'l x V V llAXDll'Y.ll1ON Mx X, ,,,. mx IM. VI. UH l.fi.wr11lfXrir11ir HAUFF, ANNETTE ELLEN Businesi Educulion Pagettes, Aesculapiaris, Prom Committee, Cvirls' League, Alfiappella, G.A A. I-IALFACRE, SANDRA Bu.i'ines.x' Education Pagettes, Jr. Red Cross, Girls' League, Delphians HAW, ROBERT DALE Academic-Math C-Basketball, Esquires. Knights, HAMOD, DONALD EMERSON A cademic-Math B-Basketball, J,V. Basketball HAZELTINE, PATRICIA J G eneral-History HANSEN, SHERRIL KAY Hmnemaliing Prom Committee HARDENBERGH, FRANCES G. IIu.s'ine.s'.s' Education HARAGA, ROBERT T. A 1'arlvlilic'-S4'ir'llcc'-Malll Gymnastics, Dclphizins HARNES, JERRY D. Irlrluxlrirll A rrs B-Football HARRISON, CAROL ANN HlIlIll'lIIlJkilIK Clmtclaxincs, Pugcttcs. G.A.A., Prom Committee, Girls' League HARTMAN, JANET ARLENE llmmwmkiug A'Cnppcllu. Girls' Glcc HATFIELD. NANCY ANN li r'm'raI-Hislnri' This is our west hall before occupied by sludenls HEIDEBRECI-IT. DFNN IS lnduxtrial A rlx HEIDEN, MORRIS GEN If Ac'z1r1Plllic'-Murll H ERNANDEZ, JORETTA Bll.Xi!ll'A'.Y Education Pugettes, Girls' League. Drill Iu.lm HEULINGS, DAVE '1!'lllll'llIIl'AMllfII HEGGINS, DONNA llolnwnukilig Pngcllcs, G.A.A., Prom Cmiiiiiillcu. Girl! Ci HILLIARD, JANE l7l1.villr',x.x' lillucutiun Lctlergirls, Drill lcum HINDSILI., JOHN GORDON A c'u4lz'n1ic'-S4'i4'r1cl' President und Vice Prcxidcnl Rogkhounds, V LL Ir s dent Lcctoriuns. Scnuic. Science Club, Orirurx X Tercrus HOLDERN ESS. SANDY Acudcnlic B-ll Rep., A.S.H. Recording Suuruiairy. Homr l Clmleluincs, GA.A.. Ciirlx' Icuguc HOLLIE. ZETTA RUTH BH.YIllC'.lA 1','.fIli'lllIfHI Lettergirl HOLMES. KATHLEEN PATRICIA BlIJfllL'XX ilvdilfllffflll Honor Guard. Dclphinnx. CLA..-X. llihlner Stull, letrerglrlx, Prom COUFIIVIIIIICC HONO. BETTY Hllxlllwxx Fifllvillloll llclplimnx. GMA..-X.. Pllgclicx HOROVV ITZ. STE Y E flf'lil'r41l-S.'ii'i:i'l' G.A,A.. Pzlilcllcs. Prom Commillcc QAIIRIIFIIIAIH Prexidcm IIOTIIILIIIIITC Club. R-wlrw MM.: ll Girls' lcupuc quliurc IIUXNI I I . ITXIRIC LX ,II .-XX I 1111 'HH IIIV1 1 l! l117!l'II 1' III USUN, ARNOI ID I- 1111511111 Il111l1 N111'1111' Ii IU S1Lx'11 g i11111m1Iluc. 1111:111.1x11.N, IITUVII C1111111111lcL' Ii- I 1.1gk Ic1lcr111.111. III C1HI-S. BARBARA lf1111'11x1 l'1l111 11111111 I,L'II'7I1I.lf'IN. i'I1.1luI41incx. CLAA, cIIICLZI'IC.lkICI .md SL'-lL'IllfX, Hnnwr Ciu.1rd. I!-I2 'Irc.1x11rur, B-IU S11-1-rlnu K UIIIITIIIICU HUGHISY. NANCY IillX.'VH'NI Iillllllllltllll I11d1ux. Cizrlx' Ic.1guc 'Irc:1x111c1'. 'X.5.I3. Sung- lc.11I1.'r. Homr QILIJILI. Ci.A.A. CIIICCTICLILILIT lIlIRI.IiY. JUDY lIun11'r1111l1111g Swcqilcr f'HIII'IIlIIiJL'. Ring L'1u:11111illcc. Pmm Ciom- mlllcu. li,A.A. 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CARYL A. ,fl1'11:l1'111i1'-l nr4'i1:11 l.1111u1111L'1' IL'llCI'IlII'IN. B.1nd. Drill 'Ic.1m. SNCJICI' Comrniltcc. Rlng l'1vu111illcc, Ifflf.-X. Pruidcnl, Omlnr-Irclorigins JONLS. Ci,-XRRY I'fVONNIi H111111'111.1k111L' IIIIUIII t1111111111luc KAIIVX. CIIJRAI D I.x11l'1r111'-lI:1111r1 IIIU N11-1-11ng 4111111111111-u. lxhuu, I'm111 Cnm111111cL I' LQ, Ha--' I1.1111.-. N:11.I1-'11 1-mg-rnrm-n1 Ix-Xl I Nl NN, RIB X YIRLIINI X ll.f-m111..k:':L' pill! lnxeguq Km!! UIQC KI'I I'. RL III 11: HMI! I1 1' N:.1r1.11X YL .1p1wI1.1. I,L'IIWIII.lIIN. R11l.11x -Xn.,.1.I, I'I:.'i1-4111-111 kiuh King ond Queen of Ohe Christmas Dclnce Linda Collins and Jim Monaco KLNNIIJY. IIOII I111J11.1lr111l flrlx hx11111.1xi11x, Iims' lc:11111r KI-RIILR. IRINI: MARIANNI' ,'I1'111l111111 Ifrllh .S'1'11'111'1' li11111.m I1III1I3L'l, P111111 IIUIIIIIIIIILT. Acm11I.1p1.111s I'11w:cI1-111. IJ11II Ic.1111 I11.-11s111c1'. IL'lIl'lIlllIN, Dcl li'iII.IIl'-. I.I.A, Iiislullnn C' . 1.A.A., J1. Ill-ml floss I'IC'I1I'II I l1'cllcs Gills' I1 Illlk KING. BARBARA IfI,I.l1N IT11 i11'xx h1l111'1111u11 KING. DELORES Rllxifzmv ffdllfllliflll Pugcllcs, Aesuulupinnx, Drill KING. LINDA H1111 :ru lf1l111111m11 Ckrls' Cilcu. Ilclphmm KING. VI'RfNA lIf11111'11ml111v: 41 A A., Pram 1111111111111-Q. Cilcr Iu.1m Cnrls' 'C-II-LUV. Cnlrlx Af it ,fn . ' al Corinthian class sponsors, Miss Mitchell cind M R. Regan. KIRK, JEANNETTE MARIE Aeadc'ntic-Foreign Language Aeseulapians, Drill Team, Pagettcs, Orators, F.T.A., G.A.A., Red Cross. Girls' League KOCK. EARI. Iliamri' Basketball, Sweater Committee, Prom Committee KOOK EN. RONALD Ari Gontlolier Art Editor, Delphiam KORTH. DON A 1'adwniv-Sc'it'iic'v Varsity Football. Varsity Letterman Club, Prom Committee Band. Spanish Club KRAMS. KAREN Ar! Gondolier. Assistant Art Editor KROG. DARLENE SUE A l'lll1't'IlIiC-I'-0ft'I,Ql1 Langimgu G.A.A.. Girls' League. A'Czippella. Pagettca V 'lyk-! QQf,JZtva5'! N ri K ft ,, N ,Q 1 Z' Ziyi 1 T fl if JV' 3, Kizueoeit. DONALD OJ' I' , Industrial Arts l 1 KUEBLER. CL'RTIS Academic-.Hath A Esquires. Knights. Varsity Track Mgr.. Varsity Crow Country Mgr.. Math Club Pres., Science Club LACHER. CHARLES Indutriul Arts Gym Team. Prom Committee LANE. WILLA MAE Hrmzeniaking I - Ladies, Lettergirls. Honor Guard. Prom Committee Chair- man. G.A.A. l.AS'I ER CHRISTINE Honienmking LEE. ROBERT THOMAS Acadtfiizic-,Vlatlz-Science Delphians. Tennis. Photography Club LEGANS. JOHN E. Art LENT. MARTHA JUNE Anzdeiuic-Sc'iw1ce A'Cappella Choir, F.'1'.A.. Horticulture Club, ti.A.A,. Pagettes LEVINE, MARJORIE LEE Hrmmiiiakllig G.A.A.. Pagettes. Girls' League LEWIS. CONSTANCE MAE BIl.HI1L'.V.X' Erlitczztiniz Girls' Intramurals l.IBBY. CARLENE KAY Acmlwitit'-I-iomigrz LZIIIXIIZIUU Ladies, Delphians, G.A.A., Terpxiehoreanx, Prom Com- mittee, Leltergirl Cabinet, Gondolier, Girlx' League Cabi- DCI LINDER. JERRY llillilxlrinl Arli Intramural LIPSKY. DAVID Arutltfiliic-Scitfrice Photography Club. Science Club, B-Baxketball. lennix LOCKWOOD. DENNIS RALPH lirdimtrizil Arts Varsity Letterman Club. Varsity Swim Team, Varsity Diving. Rotary Award Winner in Machine Shopx LOLLAR. JAMES MICHAEI Acuderiiit'-Hi.xmry LOREY. ROBERT F. G 4'll?fUI-HISlOfj' A42 Pres., A-ll Rep.. Varsity Football. Vanity Leiter man Club. Vice Commander ot' Kniubt, ljwhera H-Fonv ball, Pres. B4Lettermen's Club. LUIJT. DIRK NICOLA.-XS .-lrt LYERLA. DAVID Gerieml-.Vutlr Knights. J.V. Basketball. Prom Committee XIQI AC III AN. NIARUII' lin'-lm xt lrllltnlrrfrr I.rtltt-x. Ilrmur tiu.rrtl. letter 'rrlx. tr X X. tirrlx' I urgi- t t tt ig f ' , t , 1 'J tnhrrtut. f7.itNItt.rt1 St.itl. Pruitt Cururttrttrt' X .-Inulr'rur't .lltrllt-.N't'lvrrtAt' Dt-lplti.tnx. Band, Drill 'I'c.utt, hcnutc. I.idtc5, Rurtmn l.rmpcr'. Nt'tv:nt'r: Club Prcxrtlcttt. I.rtln XIgPHI-RSON4 HAZII H-A-XX Club Prmwitlcnl. luetur'r.tnx, Girl! Itutuuc, KI.ith llfmrt rrmltrrrtr Q lub SI'-CHUM Ilttrctttw, Prtwrai LUITIIIIIIICL' MzrcDONAl,D. I-'RANK R., JR. ,-Irmlr'nrrr'-l-nrrrrgri l.unt'lruuz' Buxcbull. Omtors. Rotary Award Winner. Cl1.urut.tn Poetry Amirdx Axxcrrthlj. P.T.t-X. MOORHOUS. SUZANIQ INIACKEY, ,JACK Hrrxirrt'.rx Iirlrzculirllr 4 N , Orttturs. Science Club. ltttin L lub, Drill It-.rui. 'Il mlmm P C mitt l 1: 't wri-mx Yrrrxrty Iettcrmzin. Knrghtg. Boy! League. Prom Cmu- mm Om LL' I A ' ' mittee. AAI! Steering Committee. Varsity Basketball MARLOWE. STUART lltrlrltlriul Arli Gy rnnrixlics MORGAN , CAROLE Hurrrurmrkiug MAR'IilNliZ. RICHARD Girls' cart-Q. A'C:tppellrt IIIIIILIIYIIIJ Arlx MARX, DOIURIQS lfrnrrlvit l',llIll'lllIrlll I,lILfCIIL'N. li.A,A.. litrlx' lczipttt' MORGAN, JOHN , ,ft4'ml4'mir'-Murlr IIIARX- DORIS Gyutnaislicx Icatrtt, Plmtu Club Prcsitlcrtt :intl Virt- lf,,t,,,,t,, 14,l,,1 ,,,j,,,, President, Scicrtcu Club, Orcltcstrat Swrailcr turnrnrltcv, limp Cururiuttcc. Drill Ir-.uu, ti.A.A., I'upt'ltr:s MAI I'IIIiWS, MARY lfrltrlrrrx lrlrutniurr li.A.A. C.thtm-t. Icllcrrqrrln, Drill lcautr. Girls' It-.u4uc. Urriturs, Pruitt C nruritittcu rtmxrfk. rrrfrzsctrrar. vfxtir. MORGAN- KAY lfl'H0'l'li ,-Iulrlvrllir'.S'r'rrlrr'1'-I'urvipurl,ulrynu1:r' I! M'W , I A .4 . U I l':u1t-s, Ruttuy Award VVinncr. Nzitiunatl Puclrw Aw.irtI If 4cII N' f 'lN I'mIu AC U'I IJ 'N I N L Wrrincr. Pruitt Curnntittcc 4'-AAAI IIIJIMI AWHIAII MIJIJKIQR. MILDRED M. liu.til1r'.t.r' f',EKJIl1YIllvUll Indies. Iettcrgirl. Prom Committee. Pugcttes. Drill 'lc.uu MORRIS, DONNA I.IiI'. METZNER, JANE ELIZABETH tlrmtt ,Al4'uziurriirlForeign La1igrm,ev I,ifIfFII ?', Tf0?IlS1fm2Wi:I?ci Ifmlf -IhcI'Icr' Axclnpr Lzidies. Lettcrgirls Vice President, Tcrpsiclwream Vice pda' 'Irs J 'Irs 'VuL President. A.S.B. Head Songleader. Drill Team, Honor Guard, Prom Committee. Jr. Red Cross, G.A.A.. Girl! league Winter Student Body Installation Assembly MIDDLETON. NORMA JEAN Cirvrcrul-History Liundolier Sttitti. Red Cross. Prom Committee M IIfKI.EY. PHYLLIS lfuirmfxx lfrlilltiilflllll MII I ER. CHARLES DEAN. JR. fit-uwrtrl-Ilzrrlr NIINSHISW. ROBFRI li-I tmttxtll. li-Ir.it'lt. li-I ctterrttun N C lub Nltbl l O. NI.'XRCi.XRlf'l .XXX fitrivtttr lnfirmrlltrfl 8,11 Rip, lfttrtw. Ruritm lmiper. It-ttt-rztrtx. mstttrr twtwriutlt-:. Rin: twvrttrttet. llunor t:u.trd. Pruzn lum- r 'n.Q,A,xhNn -K XIUXICiUXII'RN, NIUXIY l Lx X .Wi MULDROW, ROSALIA Bu,sine.s.y Education Pagettes, Drill Team, Lettergirls, G.A.A,. Prom Committee MULLINEAUX, ROSALIE General-History Drill Team, Prom Committee, Pagettes. Girls' League MULROON EY, VIRGINIA A eudemic-Math-Foreign Language Delphians, Orators Pres., Prom Committee, Home- maker of Tomorrow, Poetry Award Winner, Lions Club Award Winner, F.T.A., Senate, Little Thea- ter, Girls' League, Pagettes MURPHREE, PATRICIA Iiusilless Education G.A.A., B-12 Steering Committee, Drill Team, Girls' Glec, Pagettes M URPHY, PHILLIP lnrlustrial Arts Varsity Ifoothnll, I'rinter's Guild Pres., Prom Committee MUSSELMAN, DONALD Avzlclurllir' B-I0 Steering Committee, Pages SENIOR COURT The Senior Court is traditionally for Seniors. NABORS, GARY L. Gerzeral-History I Dance Band lStarl1ghtersI NADEL, HERB A Cadentia-.llarlz Gymnastics NILES, WINONA Homemaking Drill Team, Pagettes, Girls' League NORMAN, NANCY AN ITA General H Drill Team, Glee Club. A'Cappella Choir OJENA, SANDRA LEE Business Educalion Pagettes, G.A.A., Lettergirls, Drill Team. Prom Com- mittee Z OLDHAM, PATRICIA ANN im. ,t -. Art ' A-12 Rep.. Ladies' Treasurer, Aeseulpian Pres.. Chatel- aines, G.A.A. Cabinet, Girls' League Cabinet, Honor Guard, Gondolier Editor, Lettergirls, Drill Team. Pag- ettes, Ring Committee, Sweater Committee, Delphians, Head of Girls' Week OLESON, LARRY Industrial Arts Varsity Basketball, Varsity Lettermank Club OLIFSON, HARVEY A endemic-Science G ymnastics, Pages OLINDE, WALTER NTITCHELI- Hn,sillz'.ts EdllCHIf0l1 OLIVERIO, DONNA llt'ru'ruI-Furvigiz Language Terpsiehoreuns, Aesculapians, Drill Team OLSON, DARLENE MAE Bll.S'II1t',SS' lfrluralimz Lettergirls. G.A.A.. Drill Team, 'Icrpsichoreans OLSON, LINDA L. A fadwnic Drill Team, G.A.A,, Iettcrgirls, Aeseulapmns. li-I2 Rep. in Girls' League O'NEAL, STEVEN Art OROZCO. GR EG Industrial A rls A'C:mpella OTSUII. TED lndutlriul Arlx PALMA. ANTHONY Acmiuniic Delphians. Varsity Lettermttnk Club. C-Basketball. H- Swimming. Prom Committee PATTERSON, ROBERT Imlurrritzl ,-lrlt PATTERSON. NYILLIANI 4ctu1wn1't'AFi1rt'zQ11 I.im!'ui1et' Afli Treasurer, Knights. Iisouires, Xqrsiig- Sami lemn. Vice Pres. Varsity I,etterrn.rnR Club. Sweater Cw'1 i.'tt.-. Ring Committee Ludiea und Knights ot Service Club Banque! I'I5I5RIf'K. I YI I' lfrfluxlrfrrl Alix I'I'RRY. NA I IIAN C' vlririlrllin Hull: ffl'lIl'l'llI St'Ir'm'4' P ETTY, DOROTH Y Ii1mn'm.iAiui4 IJHILLIPS. DARREI. l1l1lll.tlrl'.'1l ,-lrlx PIPFR. BESS liutilfrtt fllrlttilllilll PLA NIOTN DON. DICK Imliltlrlfl ,lrlt Hgxx' Icxutlc imR'i'tfR. cfvxit lfit ffptt f.l':i...i.- PURII R. XI XRII N N fl.-.f' PIVIAIERSON. SUSAN I'i'nm C't-nimittuc, KLAX X. I'.ig POIIIS. PHYLLIS fri :ii-rul-llulnri' iiiilx' lugtiztic. Li.A.A.. Pruitt KIOITIIIIIIICL' RACIII. MARIA HIl,KlIlt't,t I-zimwlion Girls' Glcc. Drill Icxim. Acxculgtptgtns. Li..'X..'X lttttitvt PLlRSCHELI..JIiRRY lmluxlriul ,4rl.t Yirc President Ilortictilturc fltih Commiticc RAMIREZ. GERALD LEE Imluxiriul .-lrlg Printcrx' Guild. Prom Cuininittcc RABENBERG. JAN EILEEN fiulivrul-St'i4'llr'l' Honor Guard. Acsculttpiuns. Hutncuunting Primcss. Gundolicr Stull. Dclphiuns. Prom Com- mittee. Red Cross. Afztppcllat, Paigcttcs. Bain- quct Committee. RICKORDS. MARILYN ' f H1r,tilil'.t1x lftlllfllfilill I L'I I75ICI10I'UZlYlS. Girls' Glcc. Girl! I cuptic. I':ngutlcx. G.A.A, RICKUS, I,II A , I , V X IIu.xnli'xi I'.,llIll'HfIllll PIIRKINS. UTNNIII I X INN Pmni Ckviiiiitiltv.-c. Girls' Iczigtic. li.A.A.. Patigcllcx. lintmrtt ,lrluiifmm Sum-:ilui Puitiiiiillct-. tiirlx' Cilcc l'.ip't-lli-s. IIIUIII luittrtnllrr, linlx' Ic.tt'tic. II.inqtlcI Knut ni-tit-n' Uizilius, I'mm lkuitimtlrc RIFKUS, ROlH5R'I' fi4'lil'nll,.IfllllI IIIAIIIFI' Huvs' Iczlutiu. Civmnzistit Ituiiu. l'.ipu. Pmm I'If'I i-RSUN. Slifvll l ffltlrlfl Slnylt' flux. Il.txt'Is.iII l'lf'l'lfRSON. NANCY mail ,-Il'mlr'lliit'fI-nrlfiyri IIIIIUIIUUQ' Ci.A.A.. Icltcrgirls. Oigttorx. Drill Icaini RIDGIiI,Y, MARVIN ff mlm ill-Hitlurt' I-'lmtbull A.S.B. First Vice Prcxidcnt, Cltutclxtincs. Ushcr Nigc I'i'csttIcnt. I'.I.A. Prinucxs. Lcltcrgirls. U.A.A. ROBINSON. DENNIS lnduslrial Arm B-Letterman in Diving, Varsity Letterman Cross, Country. 2nd Place Diving NVcstcrn I.cap1uc 1955, lst Place Diving 1956, First Plucu Diving City 1956 CIIUN RODDAN. HAROLD RAYMOND .Nlrl Cimtgiin Swim Tcum. Vanity Lettermcnk Club, I'mf1 Clntmittcc ROULRS. IiI.I,IiN Irl lrirl ut thc Year, Igidiux. Cltzitclziincs. lnrls' Ic.ii:uc fuhinct Vice Prcxidunl. UAJX Czihinct, Prnm Cfxrnniittcc. Pgiigctlcs lit-lnliinns. Prom Kkvminittcc. Rt-tl Cmnt. H.mLIUC SEEM S, BETTY LORAINE Academic-Science Pagette, G.A.A., Girls, League, Drill Team. Prom Committee, Banquet Committee ROSE. LARRY General-Sciencc' C-Basketball, Prom Committee SHEHADY, CHRIS A endemic-Foreign Language Honor Guard, G.A.A., Aesculapians. Band. Or- chestra, Prom Committee, Delphians, Pagettes. Jr. - Red Cross ROWLAND, BRUCE General B-Football. B-Swimming, C-Basketball SH ENBERG, LYNNE Academic-Foreign Language A-10 Rep, Chatelaines, Ushers. Prom Chairman, Lettergirls, Girls' League Cabinet, G.A.A., Cabi- net, Ring Committee SAM PLES, EDWARD Academic-Math-Science Esquires, Knights, Boys' League President A.S.B 2nd Vice Pres., Bee Letterman, Varsity Letter- man, B-10 Steering Committee, Prom Committee SASAKI, JOYCE SETSUKO Businexs Education l Drill Team, Lettergirls, Ladies, Deliphians, Prom Committee, Girls' League Comm., Girls' Glee Club, Pagettes SCHAFFER. ERIC Aerlwriiz' Mall: Marching Band, Senate, Latin Club Pres.. Bee Football, Seicnee Club, Dance Band SCHAFER. WALTER A varlvniie-Svieiivz' Cee Basketbal, Bee Basketball, .l.V. Basketball. Varsity Basketball. l.atin Club, Science Club CHAFER, CARI. llIdIl.K'l7'I!II Arrx Radio Club SCHILLING. SHARON SHIRLEY BlIXiill'.Y.V Etiricalinn Pagettes. Aesculapians Secretary, Lettergirls. Hor- ticulture Club. Prom Committee. Girls' League Ilonor Guard SCO I' I'. GARY 11i,YI0l'-I'-At'll4It'ilIiL' Kay Morgan being pulled by Sharon SHEPHERD, SHIRLY FAY Honteinaking Drill Team, G.A.A. SHERE. CHARLES IIIIIILYIVIZII Arlx SILVER. JOY L. Buxiness Education Girls' Glee. Prom Committee. Pagettes fl . SLATER, ALBERT tiled: L Ilflaettfittg A cademic-Math Knights Commander, Varsity Football. Varsity Letterman, Student Activities SMALL, SANDRA JAYNE Academic-Fnrei rr Lan 'ua ft L' is L' Ladies. Lettergirls, A-12 Rep. in Girls' League, Girls League Cabinet, G.A.A. Cabinet, Drill Team, B-10 Steer- ing Comm., Pagettes, Orators, Prom Comm., Los Tororos. Oarsman Statl, Girls' League Honor Guard SM ITH, EDEN Bll.KilIl'.I.8 l'.'ilm'aIim1 Lettergirls, Prom Committee. Girls' League SMITH. ESSIE MAE HlIlIIl'llllllxilI,lI Drill Team SMITH. JOHN lnduslrial Art.x-Dniflinrz Varsity Track. .I.V. Basketball SMITH, MARILYN Business Education Lettergirls. Red Cross Club. Guard SMITH, MARVIN A cadeniic-Nluth Varsity and Bee Football. X Horticulture Club SM ITH. RONALD Imlzutritzl ,-trlx SMITH. VERN.-X Buxiiiuii Etliituilimi Girls' Glee chilling ol the Senior Prom. 4 -at SXIN IH. PAIRIC IA 14.1-lf 11111 lflfriuri lrnigmiigi X S ii liixlurmn, ii.,'X,A,. hirlx lg-,igiiu Lim Pmm 1 UlHYYlIllL'k'. Swuuitcr C mniiniicc SNYIJI R, I':XIRK'lu'X ANN Hlrxiliru lilirfulinri lndlcs' Rcuwraling Scrrulnry, lcllcruiil nl ilu' Nun lil. iricmlxhip C omni . Honor Uiuird SOHMI-,RS ,IANHzS llixlnfi tix iiinmiikx, ligand N1.in.iuur SOROKIN. MIKE Aulzluiilii'-.S'4'li'l1a ii Ciy ninulics SOUll.l.AN'I'S. CAROL lfHViHl'.X,X lzrluculirui Prom Committee Sl lilN. JOYCE Ar'ml1'lrll'r'-I'nr1'l'iJrl Lllllllllrlijt' Ozirsinain Assixlzanl Iidllllf' and Senior Iidilur. lcllcr girls, Auxculaipinns. Drill Icaim, I-'.1.A. Xrciixurci. Plum C nniinillcc Se nior Court Welcoming S'Il'Vl-NS. ROBI-.R'l AIAN .44iulvlliirf'Hulhfflrirllim A.S,li, Pics., A.5.ll, lrsl Vice Prvs., H-IU Hcp.. x'1H'NIlX lcllv.-iinnn, li'-IZ Vive Pres., Knights, Vnrsily Irgiuk. Vnisilv lcllciiilanrm. l'sh1-rx' Vin- Pri-x., lixiiirmsliis. Pimii ikiiiiiiiillu' siimiiiiizi, ixmizii YN VARU0- RAYMOND , ll' I ' lluxinru liiliuwllnri H on li A.A., Sl. llziml, liiilx' lCLlHlll', Plum QUIIIIHIIIC1' S I l 'AR'I, ,IANN ,Ir'inli'1l1ii' Itlffllfll Iillrgiulyr fkh.lll'ILllilIl'N, A Il Rcp., Ah H. Hlsluiigiri, A SJ! Qlxccilcauici, KLI. ihiluinct. icllcrgiilx, ii4A.A fgihi ntl. Plulll l'uiiiiiiillCc, l,L'll5hiLll1N, l'.i11l'llrx VARNS, Rl'l'A A lirlwinvu' l:'1lu1'rlIirm SliMMl'.RS. JUIN Hand lf wrivrill Ili xlury SVVlfRDl,ll'K. UHARLFNIA l1'i1ximw.x 1'.-dllfllfillil Pmin Conimitlcc 'lil3BBliN. RONALD VAUGHN' fl-YDI1 AC!ldl'llIfl'-F0fl'fHlI Larigmuqw mm SHUHC Marching: Band. Orchcwlrxi xVilI'5ilN Letterman Club Prcs,, Knighlx. Senate, Pom- hull. Swimming. Prom Commillcc. Boalniam Award mr Citizcnship .ind Suholnslics il'lfl.l,. DAVID Iiiiiiiiinu Fducnlion H i Pmni Comniittec. Stage Crew. Vanity I-oolhnll Mgr., Pnpcx VERITY. RAYMOND i - frL'lIf'l'lIl Hiuory I HUMIZS. P.-'Xnl RICIA Ourbmun Staff. Gymnastics lhixiizuu Iwlilrulirnii IHOXIPSON. SANDRA. IEE lfiixliimx l',ilH1'1lfI,Ilfl li.iniIuIici'Sl.1lY VVAGNER, SHARRON HUXiIIC.S.S' -Iidzlruliprz Y. RH If DONAI D WEN ,MVR Girlx Cxluu. Ugirxnmn Stuff. llorli If:.1'.wvri.il irli IUNIPKINS. Ci-XRY I. ,... . f'..i - Unli- l'i.ii:x K nritrniilui Nxu'.iICl RUIYHHIIXCC lNlD'x. RRI lain ,mi l...ii....w A V 5571!-'l Ring L umiirillu. Bklghilri L'um:7'illL'i.. lului W W ,wh 'xiii Nicciin: Lxurix '1liu' Prnn' ikwitiniiiu- lnrluxlriul 1-irfi Ephebia ns Penny Aratin Vince Bobkowski Beatrice Case Linda Collins Joan Grafton Curtis Kuebler Sharon Mooney Bob Stevens Herman Zieler Servicemen Burke, Stanley Hernandez, Danny J inkins, Max Larsen, Leslie Meltzer, Bernard Nordblom, Roy Steinman, Harold Tillery, Robert Thompson, Gregory West, Howard Young, McKay Camera Shy Verl Edward Anderson Rosalie Campfield Larry G. Fine Reiko Dorothy Fukumoto Albert Stephen House, Jr. William Louis Jacoby, Ir. Carolyn Anne LeMaster Jean Marie MacMillan Thomas Elvie Mansker Glyne Richard Myers Wesley Charles Page, Jr. Scott Porter Van Earl Richardson Myron Seidman Ronald Bruce Spector Priscilla Darlene Swanson .lzimes Ronnie Wells WARDAN. NIELVIN R. Industrial Arls Stage Crew. Sound Crew. Projection. Radio Club. Orators WEBSTER. ROBERT Art Prom Committee WEISS, NATALIE FAYE Business Education Pagettcs, A'Cappella, Girls' Glee, Red Cross. Spring Formal Committee, Prom Committee. Christmas Dance Committee, Banquet Committee WELLING, BRENT G. Industrial Arts WESS, NAT Foreign Language Oarsman Editor, Sports Editor, Esquires. Dclphiuns, J.V. Basketball, Pages WHITE, LAURA Homemaking G.A.A., Prom Committee. Girls' League Committee. Girls' Glee WHITESIDES. PAGE AcademicAForeign Language Prom Committee, Student Activities. Bee Swimming Team WILCOX, MARLENE Business Education B-10 Girls' League Rep.. Girls' league Committee. Lettergirls WILDMAN. HERB L. Academic J.V. Baeball, Bee Football, Varsity Baseball. Prom Committee, A.S.B. Cheerleader, WILLIAMS, JERENE MARIE Bll,lilll',lY lftliirwlirm WILSON, SHARl.liN I5 liwmwmking Pagettcs, G.A.A., Girls' l.cague. Prom Cnmniiltvc WOOD, DONNA JEAN lii4.t'ine.is' Eiluvulirm A-ll Steering Committee. Ci.A.A.. Pngcltes. Prom Committee WOODARD. JIM Nlatli-Sciemx' Knights, Esquircs, J.V. Basketball. ll-Htiskclhall, Sweater and Rini: Comm, WRIGHT. AUDREY Hormfmaking Pagettes. B-I0 Steering Commuter. tink..-X YOKOYAMA. THOMAS .-I cudentic-.llatli-St'iem't' Knights, Esquircs. Delphians. Pages YOUNG. VVEAVER lridustriul .4 rrt Baseball. A-,ll Steering Coninilttet-. Prom tom mittee Ring and Sweater Committees ZIFLER. HERNIAN PALI -1 t'uilcrrtit'-St'ii-rift' Delphians. Roman Lamper. Cold Stull lietirti Knights. Esquires, Pages. Seiente Club, Nlnh tlub l..itin Club, Lectorians. Orgitors. Sermit LUNDELL. MIKF -lt'ittli'niic-Hath C .ind B. JK' B.iskt'th.ill, lt-nms, Hawball Bob Stevens. . Mr. Ronald Regan ,...A Vince Bobkowski.. Willie Flinders ..e.. . Richard Blanchard Eric Schaefer ..dde .. Bill Patterson.. .. .. Walter Schaefer.. Tim Bunner... .. Bob Lorey.. .. . Gary Tompkins.. . Gregg Orozco . Scott Porter ....,.. . Bill Duke.. .. Bob Rickus.. .. Al Slater.. . Ed Friege.. .. Mike Zundcll.. . June 2l, l957.. Marvin Smith.. .. Gary Scott.. . Fred Blum.. Jack Mackey .,ccc Herman Zieler ..c,.r, Ronnie Tebben ....,c.,c Ed Samples ,.rccc,., Weaver Young .,.vcc. Athenlans ..accc.....c..cccc.,. Colossal Corinthians .,..,.. Page Whitesides ,.cccc,.,,. .lerry Katz .r,. ,,cc Don Korth... . Marvin Smith.. .. Nat Weiss.. .. 1114, Hffo-1 lffllf HALL OF FAME BEST ALL AROUND... C1150 BEST CLASS SPONSORS... .Miss Margaret Mitchell ........MOST AMBITIOUS....... .. .........Lind1l C0llil1S .......MOST KISSABLE...... ......Pat Chapman .......MOST QUIET......... .......Maxine Brewer ...........BEST SMILE.......... ........Nancy Hughey .........MOST TRUTHFUL........ .........Pat Oldham .......CLASS FLIRT......... ......Mary Matthews ......CLASS SHOWOFF........ .....s.Penny Aratin .......MOST POPULAR......... .......Jann Stuart .........BEST DANCER........ .......Jane Metzner BEST SINGER......... .........Donna Morris .. .BIGGEST FEET..... .. MOST ATHLETIC... .........Margie Mollo ........Porky Furukawa . . .. MOST TALKATIVE ........,...... ........ S andy Small .CLASS BACHELOR 8: OLD MAID... ....... Faith Cacase .. BEST DRESSER .......... .... Sherlcnc Dobbs BEST LISTENER ..,. . .... .Lorraine Barrail . .. BEST DATE .... .... . . ...... June 21, l957 .. .. HARDEST TO DATE .... ...BPRETTIEST EYES... ...Judy James Linda Grayless ........MOST ZESTFUL....... .Tanya Bayer ........EASlEST BLUSHER....... . Co-Co Graves ......CLASS BRAIN....,... .,....Betty Jackson ......,..MOST POLITE........ ..........Cheryl Creed .........CLASS LOVER........ .........Lynne Shenberg .......FANClEST HAIRDO.......... .........Dorothy Petty ...NHMOST OLD FASHIONED........ .................,,Athenians .......MOST UP TO DATE......... ........Colossal Corinthians .........MOST COLORFUL........ Smyth ...LLBIGGEST EATER......... .........Sharon Schilling M..,...DlMPLE5,,-w---- .......Mary Matthews .. ...... CUTEST .v4.-....,. ....... J oan Grafton BEST WRlTER.Y...... .......Joyce Stein 's A 'fr 5 fx , i. 1 -.Q d I 4 Agni Y V ..xg.. 1q 'Fog-: 4 'F' SMX f QQ fx J' X sw V' X 3 'Rfb' ....,,x A f ff- if-7.li:kXQL A J V S 12? f X F g , fx 4 iw i' f 5 f 'f 'LXj+ , 5 ., . , R X, - gf xg: Q Q A X54 , 5 1 , If-......... f1d vl Q! WINTER STAFF EDITOR-CAROL FRAUEN GONDOLlER The purpose of the members of the Gondolier class is to design and edit the yearbook. This book is an accurate record of the year's events, or noteworthy achievements. Parts of it are specihcally dedicated to the graduating seniors as it records all the activities in which each has participated. The theme this year is mosaic. The Gondolier Stalll is as follows: Ifrlilors at Carol Frauen, Pat Oldham Arr lfdimr Ron Kooken Copy lidimrx Maxine Brewer, Faith Cacace, Linda Dabrusin Arr Stall L Pat Oldham, Gilbert Aimbez, Karen Krams. Nora Blake Smfl Sl'Cl'l'IllI'.V .L Sharon Stanalis AaIvc'r1i.ving ., ,Jan Rabenberg. Barbara Goldstein Production Staff ,..Norma Middleton, Linda Lowry, Sandra Thompson, Frances lrie, Joy Durston. Ron Ritterbush. Virginia Glahn, Barbara Fujimoto, Kay Libby, Carol Davis. Lois Webb, Gene Priebe Sports Editors' ,.,..., Richard Eisenberg. Lynn Diamont Sponsor ....... Mr. Gleaves SUMMER STAFF EDITOR-fPAT OLDHAM i .nuic vcmw inrivmr-u-w1e..a144-:umm v uu-in- r Q, WINTER OARSMAN The duty of the Journalism Class is to publish the bi-weekly newspaper, the OARSMAN. This staff, one of the most active in years, sponsored a contest, entered journalism tournaments at West- chester, L.A.C.C. and S.M.C.C., contributed to the school page of the Mirror-News, the Herald-Ex- press, the Outlook, the Star-News, and the Vanguard, and worked energetically to cover all social and scholastic activities at Venice High School. WINTER STAFF SPRING STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF-Na! Wess EDITOR-IN-CHIEF-Na? Wess ASSISTANT EDIITOR-Joyce Siein Isf PAGE EDITOR-Faifh Cacase SENIOR EDITORS-Gale Brown and Midge Meeker 3rd PAGE EDITOR-Kathy Holmes CUB REPORTERS-Sheila Afrim, Faith Cacase, Sharon Dunaway, Vir- SPORTS EDITOR-Mickey Montrose ginia Glahn, Jan Gofcher, Kathy Holmes, Joan Luliano, Ray SENIOR EDITOR-Joyce Stein Verify, Sharon Wagner, Dorothy Thacker SENIOR A COLUMNISTS--Midge Meeker and Betty Seems SENIOR B COLUMNISTS-Joan Mehlman and Margie Spurlin PUBLIC RELATIONS-Gloria Brown CUB REPORTERS-Phyllis Gillman, Eugene Klein, Sheila Ross, Bonnie Seems, Roy Squillanie, Dick Todd SUMMER ,Q 'S I O HIGHSTEPPERS The Venice Highsteppers. our stellar drill-team. performed at half-time at all football games. It also performed at Open House. parades. and dedications. Their routines consist of intricate de- signs and formations planned by the skip- per in conjunction with the band. The oflicers for 1957 were: Skipper. Lorraine Barrail: lst Mate. Kay Libby: 2nd Mate. Marilyn Aronowitz: 3rd Mate. Rosalie Muldrowg Flag Bearers. Dorothy Bartholomew and Ethel Visser: Color Guard. Linda Alvarez and Linda Norris: Secretary. Jeanette Kirk and Ruth Hum- mick: Treasurer. Irene Kerberl Miss Mickey Roberts is the sponsor. 0 Q Q 5 'Q at Q S O 5 0 'S .0 --.1 4.1.1-smm.gn-u.31uz.a u -1q-u1 THE BAND The band's primary purpose in autumn was to function as a football show band. Each varsity game found the band on the field at half-time in intricate forma- tions and shows. During the rest of the year the band, under the supervision of Mr. Glass. performed concerts here at Venice High and at other schools. It also took part in a yearly festival at which time the members competed with other schools. B-10 STEERING COMMITTEE The aim of the B-lO Steering Committee is to inform all B-10's of the activities and drives that take place and enables them to become better acquainted with the school. This organization takes part in and helps pro- mote school activities, mostly among B-l0's. The members are elected out of the B-l0 Eng- lish classes and are responsible for relaying back to their classes all business that takes place. The Winter president was Sandy Wysong. Sum- mer president, Jim Duke. Mr. Cotton is the sponsor. 2? TERPSICHOREANS The Terpsichoreans, under the leadership of Miss Maxin Roberts, is a group dedicated to the art of self expression through the medium of in- terpretive and modern dancing. They also work to develop grace, posture, and poise. Among their activities are performances at the Christmas program and Spring Concert. Oilicers for W'57 were: Harriet Feldman. presi- dentg Jane Metzner, vice-presidentg Patsy Barker. treasurerg Beth Burley, secretary. Oilicers for S'57 were: Cheryl Creed, president: Beth Burley, vice-presidentg Carol Axtell. secretary: Judy Steinbach, treasurerg Nora Lamberkson. his- torian: Patsy Barker, sergeant-at-arms. t SUMMER DELPHIANS HORTICULTURE CLUB The Horticulture Club. under the direction of Mr. Ronald Regan. organized and planned the develop- ment ol' the horticulture garden. It also worked to promote an interest in the lield of horticulture and ollered vocational guidance and opportunities to its members. Their activities include field trips. flower slioxxs. A student may join this organization upon the approval ol' the senior members. Ollieers for W'57 were: Steve Horowitz. Presi- dent: Charles Richards. Yiee President: Etliel Visser. Secretary and Treasurer. Ollicers lor S57 were: Stexe Horowitz. Presi- dent: Jerry Purseliell. Yiee President: Nlarion Davis. Secretary: Charles Richards. Sergeant-ab krnis. i 4 3 f Q ' ' 4 4 1 V 5 wth g N X il' l 1' .X xg . ' 1lA,X xi' -Cxvigg Q! 1 Y ..,d E LATIN WINTER Delphians is an organization designed to give recognition and honor to those students who by diligence and application have maintained high scholastic standinng. The Delphians is the name of the Venice High chapter of the California Scholarship Federation. Those students who have been members of the Delphians for four semesters are awarded with a Roman Lamp and a gold seal upon their diploma. Winter Officers: Vincent Bobkowski, Presidentg Jane Conner. Vice Presidentg Grace Verburg, Secretaryg Katy Gaines, Treasurerg Margaret Mollo and Curtis Kuebler, Sergeant-at-Arms. Summer Officers: Joan Grafton, Presidentg Joyce Overmeyer, Vice Presidentg Margaret Mollo, Secretaryg Alan Grafton, Treasurerg Jann Stuart, Sergeant-at-Armsg Sherlene Dobbs. Banquet Chairman. ROCKHOUNDS Under the leadership of Mr. Crandall the Rock- hounds worked to increase in its members an in- terest in the world around as they study minerology and geology. Among their many activities was a field trip to Mint Canyon where they spent the day searching for rock specimens. The oflicers for VV57: John Shearer. President: John Hindsell. Vice Presi- dentg Mary Sterling. Secretary of Recordsz Otto Dehn. Treasurer. Oiiicers for S57 were: John Hindsell. President: Ronny Peckoil. Vice President: Cloyce Carter. Secretary-Treasurer. We is usic vercyw ere DANCE BAND The dance band class is designed to give people who play wind instruments a chance to learn professional dance band techniques. We play a variety of music which includes everything from rock 'n roll to ballads and progressive jazz. said Mr. Glass. sponsor. A'CAPPELLA, GIRLS' GLEE The Girls' Glee, A'Cappella, and piano class, under the excellent leadership of Mr. Cox. worked to promote an appreciation of all kinds of good music for every occasion. This past year Girls' Glee and A,Cappella furnished many line programs for the student body. Their outstanding Christmas presenta- tion was well received. They also took part in many civic programs throughout the commu- nity. F.T.A. The chief purpose of the Future Teachers of America is to interest young people in teaching and inform them of the advantages, opoprtunities, train- ing needs, scholarships and loans available. The project of F.T.A. this past year has been to act as assistants in the Spelling Clinic. Officers for W,57 Were: Cheryl Creed, Presidentg Lorraine Barrail, Vice Presidentg Caryl Jones, Sec- retary, Joan Odegard, Treasurer, Irene Kerber, Li- brariang Mrs. Pixley, Sponsor. Officers for S'57 were: Caryl Jones, Presidentg Kay Kerner, Vice President, Kay Quick, Secretary, Joan Odegard, Treasurer, Faith Cacace and Ethel Visser, Publicity Chairmen. ORCHESTRA The orchestra is a group dedicated to the playing of the classics and to give its mem- bers. who enjoy classical music, an opportu- nity to take part in performances for the expe- rience which will benefit them in later life. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club is designed to promote a general interest in the various aspects of photog- raphy such as the taking. development. and evalua- tion of pictures. This organization is fortunate in having its own dark room. One of the club's activities this year took its members to Calico. California. where they photo- graphed the picturesque scenery. They also photo- graphed the Boy and Girl of the Week. The Photography Club is open to all who are interested. Otlicers for W'57 were: John Morgan, Presi- dent: Dennis Davidson. Vice President: Cheryl Creed, Secretary-Treasurer. Ollicers for S'57 were: Dennis Davidson. Presi- dentg Cheryl Creed, Secretary: Harry Stevens. Treasurer: David Gabaldon. Sergeant-at-Arms. t1K'XlHRS l.l.C 'IAORIANS ilhe purpose tal Uieators is to help students im- prove their speaking ability. During the past year the Urators have partici- pated in many public speaking contests. Some ol the students vt ho entered these various contests were invited to luncheons and dinners. Others have xton bonds and trophies. C'o-sponsors ol' Orators are Mr. Nye and Miss Lincoln. Ullicers for W'57 were: Virginia Mulroonev. president: Sue Moorhous, secretary: Barbara Fuji- lllUlU. II'CllSl.lI'Cl'. Ollicers for S'57 were: Mary Jo Kelly. president, Sue Moorhous. secretary, Virginia Mulrooney. Ac- tivities chairman. The Lectorian Club, which meets every Wednes- day at noon in the library, is for those students who enjoy reading and like to discuss books. The function of this organization is to promote an interest in reading and to acquaint its members with the use of the library. They also compile the names of books which the students of Venice High might enjoy reading. Book reviews written by the members are sometimes published in a student re- view sheet. Oilicers for W'57 were: Herman Zieler, presi- dentg John Hendsell, vice-presidentg Gerald Faris, secretaryg Pat Grillin, treasurer: Faith Cacace. his- torian. LATIN CLUB The purpose of the Latin Club is to teach slu- dents an appreciation of Latin as a language, and the Romans as a culture, a civilization, and an in- stitution. Also, the members study the ancient Ro- man leaders and famous personages. The ollicers for W'57 were Betty Chatwood, president, Sharon Mooney, vice-president, Walt Schaefer, treasurerg Linda Grayless, secretary, Eric Schaefer, sergeant- at-armsg Miss Peevish, sponsor. Latin Club Summer officers: Eric Schaefer, presi- dent, Walt Schaefer, vice-president, Sharon Mooney, treasurer: Barbara Fujimoto. secretary. LOS TGRREROS The Spanish Club. under the direction of Miss Lebedeif. worked to develop a better cultural and historical understanding of our Latin American neighbors. During the year they also published a Spanish newspaper which was distributed among the various Spanish classes. The oflicers for W'57 were: Gerald Faris, president, Daniel Lund, vice- president: Nadine Henderson. secretary and treas- urer. Los Torreros Summer ollicers: Gerald Faris. presidentl Dan Lund. vice-president: Nadine Hen- derson. secretary RED CROSS The purpose of the Venice High chapter of the Red Cross is to carry on the activities of the na- tional Red Cross. This past year the group helped with the Blood Bank, sewed clothing for the needy, and made articles for Veterans Hospital such as ash trays. favors, and other handiwork. Membership is open to any student willing to attend and participate. President for W'57 was Joan Grafton, and the sponsor was Miss Prehoda. Ofiicers for S'57: President, Sharon Watt, Vice President, Joan Grafton, Secretary, Elinor Gordon: Treasurer. Jan Rabenberg. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club works to stimulate an interest in all phases of science, and also to give its mem- bers a well-rounded social education. This past year the club reached an all-time activity high. They became members of the Science Clubs of America and Los Angeles County. On the third Wednesday in each month representatives were sent to a meeting of this organization. The Science Club was privileged to make a tour of the laboratories of Douglas Aircraft Plant. Recreation included a wiener roast, a Halloween party, and the annual Christmas party. Otlicers for S'57 were: President, Judy Beck- man, Vice President, Cheryl Creed, Secretary- Treasurer, Maxine Brewer, Activity Chairman. Sharon Mooney and Curtis Kuebler. Ollicers for W'57 were: President, Sharon Mooney, Vice President, Curtis Kuebler, Secretary. Betty Chalwood, Treasurer, Joan Odegard. Mr. Spring was the sponsor. PRINTERS GUILD The Printers Guild is an organization de- signed to promote printing activities. Member- ship is honorary. An applicant for member- ship must be a printing major with a B average in printing and with passing marks in other subjects. Phil Murphy is president. Fred Bresten is secretary. Gordon Waller is vice president. STAGE CREW The stage crew is part of the art department. lt is responsible for staging all performances and assemblies here at Venice High. Its purpose is to develop interest and skills in all phases of the theatre, television. and movie productions. The annual activities of the stage crew include as- sistance in the performances of the a'cappella, glee club. band, and orchestra. Christmas show, Spring concert dramatic productions. all assemblies and night shows such as the annual P.T.A. show. s . Officers for W'57 were: Cloyce Carter. Stage Man- ager: Melvyn Wardean and David Tell. Chief Electri- cians: Conrad Showgren. Chief Scene Technician: Darell Phillips, Chief Spot Technician: and Edward Mastro- poalo, Chief Stage Technician. Stage Crew Summer Officers were: Cloyce Carter. Stage Manager: Clifford Dozier. Assistant Stage Man- ager: David Tell. Chief Electrician: Conrad Showgren Scene Technician. SOUND CREW The sound crew is in complete charge of the sound equipment for school events. They broadcast such activities as assemblies and games. There are no ofhcers elected. The person with the highest grade in the class is President. Winter, Ron Brualdi: Summer. Ron Brualdi. RADIO CLUB The radio club is organized for the purpose of help- ing amateurs get their radio license and to teach radio function and theory. They also operate a school station. Winter Officers: Ron Brualdi, Presidentg Mike Cal- iva, Vice Presidentg Jim Godfreyg Secretaryg Mel War- deen, Public Information Officer. Summer Ofhcers: Ron Brualdi, Presidentg Jerry Bur- nette, Vice Presidentg Connie Dressler, Secretaryg Mike Caliva, Assistant Secretaryg Jim Godfrey, Public Infor- mation Officer. KNITTING CLUB The Knitting Club is an organization which is de- signed to teach girls how to knit, and to provide a hobby which will carry over after graduation. Their activities so far include the knitting of squares for afghans for the Red Cross. The sole requirement for membership is a desire to learn to knit. The group is sponsored by Mrs. Van Streain. MATH CLUB The Math Club is an organization designed to band together those students who are interested in the various phases of mathematics. Their activities included the in- vestigation of topics of higher math beyond the level of the ordinary course. It also seeks to guide its members into vocations applying math. Once each month one of the three sponsors, Mr. Pomerantz, Mr. Gurzynski, or Mr. Parry, would present a favorite subject for lecture and discussion. On the fourth Week the president would conduct the meeting. An excursion of the club took them to U.C.L.A. where they inspected the electronic computer. The oihcers for W'57 were: Curtis Kuebler, Presi- dentg Cheryl Creed, Vice Presidentg Sharon Mooney. Secretaryg and Joyce Overmeyer, Treasurer. Math Club Summer Ollicers were: Milton Carlson Presidentg Joseph Gaffney. Vice Presidentg Judy Beck man, Secretary-Treasurer. DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club started this semester. They attend various plays and hold discussions. Their purpose is to promote interest in drama at Venice High. Officers: Cynthia Meloy, Presidentg Geri Locke, Vice Presidentg Pat Schmoldt. Secretaryg Martha Youngblood, Treasurer. A s j WSIB :ala t.f .vin xt.. a.'-vt.rv- vs-1: .J-rp- funk- .1-- . -r-I .f 1 -Q -v September 17- Although we miss vacation, it's great to be back with all our friends. The B-ltl class became the largest Venice has ever seen with 615 students. We are happy to welcome them. along with our new principal, Mr. Larsh. 2l ---Girls' league is otl to a roaring start with the B-I0 Tea. October 5-Our football season started out on a sour note with Jordan ll- IZ-- l9- 26- No 2 9.. l2- IR- I5- lb- 2l- 22- 30- defeating us 32-7 in the first game played at Watson Field. Today was our opportunity to vote for President of the United States. The Republican ticket took the election by a slight margin. Another football defeat. This time by Dorsey, l8-l3. The Milk Bowl Game with Van Nuys did nothing to boost our spirits with a 32-7 loss. An eventful day with King and Queen of Rainbow Week crowned, a 21-I4 victory over Marshall, and the terrific P.T.A. Queens' Dance sponsored by the class of S'58. vember --- Our luck has certainly changed as University High goes down to defeat, 34-6. We say goodbye to first place as Fairfax wins 27-I3. We have a vacation front school to pay tribute to our vet- CNHIS. The talent show we all enjoyed so much was the Venice High Revue. Crazy Hat Day really produced some original creations. Our success returns with Hollywood going down 34-I3. For topping our S300 goal in the Community Chest Drive. we were honored with an assembly featuring the former Venice graduate. singing star Gogi Grant. lt's Thanksgiving vacation for us as we go home to feast. Our first homecoming day in 7 years ends sadly as Hamilton came out the victor 19-l3. Homecoming queen and princesses were crowned at halftime. with Kirk Wilson as guest of honor. December 7.. I3- With the atmosphere of a Moonlight Sleighridej' the Christ- mas Dance was delightful. Thanks to the Music Department and Terpsichoreans, we en- joyed our annual Christmas show. l-t-lt's hard to say whether we're more excited about vacation or Santa's coming visit. January ll - End of the Trail was exactly what it was for the Saigons l7- Zl- 23- 14A- 25 - 30 W as they sponsored their last dance. The senior picnic took on a new twist this year as it was held in the Boys' Gym. Our great athletes and their fathers had their night at the Sports' Award Banquet. The Saigons and faculty became better acquainted at the annual tea. Another banquet. this time for the Saigons as they feast for the last time in our school cafeteria. The Corinthians host the Saigons at the Senior Prom. The theme, Wonders of the Orient. was beautifully related in the decorations. The KLA..-X. Banquet was highlighted by a hilarious program and the announcing ol' next scmesterk officers. Febniarp l The scmcstcr ends as thc Saigons graduate, We sa-5 goodbye to them. hoping thcx uill h.nc happy and successful tuturcs. 0? l2 - A vacation for us as we honor thc memory of our great presi- dent. Abe Lincoln. 20-We found Whatever's Worth Doing very worthwhile as we enjoyed the first dramatic production in a year and a halt. 22 - Another holiday for us. This time in honor of our first presi- dent, George Washington. 26-Sympathy is felt for the B-l0's as they struggle with their tests in the auditorium. 28-The Lettermen sponsored an assembly featuring the 1956 Olympic Films with proceeds going towards a Hall of Fame. March 7-A wonderful opportunity given us as Polio shots are given in the Girls' Gym. 15-Hawaiian Day is a big success. Wherever you look leis and loud shirts are seen. I8 -lt certainly appears to be a woman's world with Girls' Week here once more. Monday was Girls' Day in school, Tuesday, Career Day and Wednesday, Surprise Day, when the girls couldn't speak to the boys. Thursday the girls showed their athletic abilities, and Friday the week was climaxed with a cake baking contest. April I5-Hooray! lt's spring vacation-or is it? With all the home- work some of us have to catch up on, we sometimes wonder. 24 -A-9 Visiting Day gave the future B-l0's an idea of what our wonderful school is like. 25 -The Delphian Banquet was a big success. New members took the oath and Roman Lamps were awarded. 26-The spring formal took us on a trip to Holland as the name was Dutch Holiday. A marvelous evening was had by all in the midst of tulips, wooden shoes and windmills. May 9-Career Day gives the seniors an opportunity to End out more about the fields of work they are interested in. I4-The Father-Daughter Banquet. sponsored by Girls' League. showed how much fun our fathers can be. The decorations were based on Dear Old Dad. I6-The combined efforts of Terpsichoreans and the Crescendocs produced a dance extravaganza, Highlights of Musical Comedy. This was truly an enjoyable assembly. l7-The Corinthians go all out for our school theme, with their senior A dance. Arrivederci made you feel as if you were actually in Venice, Italy. 28-Nice manners and fashions make their showing at the Senior Faculty Tea. 30-Our first holiday in a long time and our last one for the se- mester is in tribute to our soldiers who lost their lives for our country's freedom. 31 - A fashion show by the top designers could not give as complete a review of the latest styles as is given on Venice High Cotton Day. A noon dance featuring the Crescendocs added to the day along with the crowning of the King, Queen, and Princesses. June -l-The G.A.A. Banquet was held in its usual suspenseful atmos- phere waiting for the announcement of officers. The girls really have a terrific time when they get together on this night. i -This is the fathers' ,night to feel proud as they watch sons re- ceiving their athletic awards at the Sports' Award Banquet. I4-The theme of the prom had not been announced when the Gondolier deadline came. but l'm sure the Athenians will come through with liying colors and give the Corinthians a prom they will long remember. 19 - Of course it would be the Corinthians who would think up an original idea. a Senior Breakfast. to take the place of the tra- ditional Senior Banquet. Il-And as the Corinthians graduate. another class has com- pleted a wonderful three years at Venice. We know these years have helped them immensely in whatever they may do. f A f Rs 1 Q f 3531 1 Q 'Q f 1 NRS 54 VP 'mi X fiiiyf mi 4- X 4 H L 7 ,ax 4' ff N i Q B-10 pr? -fm ' fe 57 if Ili H .M-3ll's.., 'ff' ,,, WSL' A-10 A-10 4. ' .Loi N E A-10 f , ,' 4 ' A-10 , , 1 x -fn. 1 ..,-SN 5555557 A-10 ,..--Q s-- F ,H- M. ,A . 1-11 .arf 4 in is 5 --I. 4 v 1 .'i'1x., J A 4 M -vfff - r 'q'7fs.. B-11 A .,w'f f ,-,,,,,..f-x . ,. F' Y f I ' , f Ss , , . . , 1 ,...-'wg -1--v'7 :um f - g., . 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K - 4f E 'M I VXVYYX7 r f ,f X45 5x4 - ,K X1 pix Ax! ff7 f MR. TURNEY ui:z L1-Q., ami as man. 1 nflulx-l1mJr The players are: Ables, Allanson, Ball, Bail, Blackwood, Blanken ship, Boozell, Bayert, Clark, D: Clark, J: Clarry, Corpuz, Drake Duke, Dyer. Elias, Filbrum tManagerl, Fisher, Foster, Freije lfujisaki, Garbiseh, Garland, Glasgow, Guest, Hainzle, Hen derson, Hensley, Holly, Hughes, Kane, Klaus, Kooken Korth, Kosharek, Lalfirenza, Lambert, Lewis, Little Lorey, Lovelace tlvlanagerl, Masuda, Meyers, Mlyo shi, Montoya, Murphy. Page, Petty, Pierce, Rubin Sands, Shields, Shipp, Siemson, Slater, Smith Vries, Wehrfritz, West tManagerl. Stevens, Straky, Sweet, Tebhen, Varner X 2 U 'fi 'f lwQiw ,ififff ' , If ' , 'ff ' Z - Although Bill Duke, our star quarterback, was injured in our first practice game, Frank Miyoshi ably took over the pilotis spot and spirited the team to a 3-2 league record ending in a play-olf with Hamilton for first place. This record merited a well-earned third place as Venice was plagued with injuries throughout the season. Venice Venice Venice Venice ..ci,s,s 21 Venice Venice Venice Venice Qaida? VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES 7 Jordan .........c..... A... 13 Dorsey 7 Van Nuys Marshall ,i,. 34 University 13 Fairfax 34 Hollywood Us . 13 Hamilton . Bee Football Our Bees this year had a record of one win, two ties, and two losses. under the leadership of Pat Turner and coaching of Mr. Carlucci. Some of their members rated All Western League second team --they were: Brackett, Center: Africa. lind: Minshew. Guard: Barrett, Guard. TOP ROW Van Earl Moss Corley Benfson Davis Moss Lawrence David Tam Yoskilcawa Wilson Minshew MIDDLE ROW Seaberg Miller Osuchl Weaver Braclnell Moss Dennis Slorms Dawson, Dameron Lazar BOTTOM ROW Enyoi Keller Workman Hughes Thatcher Mafsuda Barrel! Africa, Freeman Berger Turner Brauer BEE FOOTBALL SCORES Venice I2 Venice I8 Venice Venice Venice Venice a I2 Venice Venice a a i Jordan Dorsey Van Nuys Marshall University a Fairfax a, Hollywood Hamilton l l i Q 4 JAY VEE The Jay Vee team did not fare so well this year and wound up 5th with 1 M wins and 4M losses. Larry Adler had the best times of any cross country player, but he alone could not spring the team to victory. PLAYERS TOP ROW-Taylor, Levitt, Stewart, Leomon. BOTTOM ROW-Clounch, Shanks, Torrance, Gold, Hixon, Cre- dille. . . .. . f fy My' iv X ff , V, W fr, M, X ,,'f, 5 ,L xr af' ,L CROSS COUNTRY VARSITY This year Cross Country team did a very Hne job for our school, compiling a 4 and 2 record, which was good enough for sec- ond place in the Western League. Mr. La Fond is the coach of Cross Country as well as track in the Spring. The players are as follows: TOP ROW-Kuebler, Wallis, Poole, Fouguef. BOTTOM ROW- Dennison, Knybel, Condon, De Motto, Bcirfhel. '- ' - - -X AAN. Cross 10th GRADE The lOth grade team like the varsity, com- piled a 4 and 2 record and came in 2nd in the league. Many people do not know that the low score wins in Cross Country. Next year all the 10th grade team will be J.V. or varsity and they will help tremendously in building a fine J.V. and Varsity Cross Coun- try team. PLAYERS TOP ROW-Chestnut, Knight, and Craven. BOTTOM ROW- Solcido, Blond, Lerner, Doverport, Driver. 43 Country The Venice hoopsters this year had a split season with a record ot' 5 and 5 league games which ended them in a tie for third place with Hamilton. TOP ROW--McGraw, Archer, Samples, Spring, Mackey, Halbert, Manaqer. BOTTOM ROWfFleckinstein, Porter, Hyle, Allan, Olson. BEE BASKETBALL The Bees this year made a line showing, winning all of their ten league games and coni- ing in first place. under the more than excel- lent coaching of Mr. Ibbetson. TOP ROW---Holmes, McClain, Cass, Reichordt, Coates. MIDDLE ROW--Melsl-1, Monogerg Keller, Tiffany, Bridges, Timmel, Mon- crger. LAST ROW L Adler, G. Adler, Lund, Fournell. VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL Westchester Mount Carmel ,....... Washington Wilson ...,A.A. L, Marshall ,s,, , .. University Fairfax ,,,r7,,,, ,,r, , Hollywood Hamilton Marshall Univershy Fairfax ....,, ,, ,, Hollywood Hamilton Venke Venke Venke Venke Venke Venke Venke Venke Venke Venke Venke Venke Venke Venke CEE BASKETBALL The Cee Basketball team iinished this year with an unbeaten record and therefore finished first in the Western League. The Co-captains Al DeSalvio and Larry Rowinsky did a fine job to spark the team to victory. TOP ROW-Hicks, Manager, Barker, Richmond, Gibson, Row- inslry, Ellis, Coach lbbetson. MIDDLE ROW-Thompson, Master- poalo, Wilson, Hinclson, Boulla, Cara. BOTTOM ROW-DeSalvio, Brinkly, Sanders, Brown, Sparr. IOP ROW Beard, Zundell, Barihoi e D n Pully, Manager, Conch We iss. MIDDL R W A a o Aec Close, Brink, Fulkerson. BOTTOM R W Bo: Schaeffer, Woodard, Hamod. J. V. BA SKETBALL This ycur our J.V. lim L lLll1l un lllc Iinc dircclorsllip ol' Cough WLM gm lhcir wilson with ll 7 :md 1 IL n-'ug run J.V. BASKETBALL Westchester 30 Mount Carmel 34 VVashington 34 VVHson 40 MamhaH 36 Univershy 32 Fchfax 36 HoHywood 43 Handhon 61 Adarshall 50 Univerdty 55 Fahfax 34 HoHywood 53 HanNHon 58 l,r1x1 ,WL-'ii Venke Venke Venke Venke Venke Venke Venke Venke Venke Venke Venke Venke Venke Venke TENNIS This year Venice has again taken up the sport of tennis. Although this is the first tennis team in many years, we have many line players such as Lee Brown our number one man. fol- lowed by Gary Berland, Danny Lund. Dave Spring, and Mike Zundell. We are lucky be- cause we have many lOth graders who will be much improved in the following two years. As for this year, our hopes are grave. As you may know, the Western League is the toughest of all. Not knowing how well the Tennis Team will do, here's wishing Mr. Barr and his Tennis Team the best of success. lntra Mural J -ii, -4. ,, -ae.. TRACK TOP ROW, Montoya, Allen, Blum, Stevens, Berger, Lovey, Turner, ul- The Venice Varsity Track team did not do too well this year although Coach LaFond and Coach Carlucci did a great job coaching the team. John Dennison is the captain of the team. Unfortunately Beard was our only qualifying man in the city pre- liminaries. Wallace, Knybal, Barthell, De Motto, Loller, Zieler, BOTTOM ROW- Cass, Fournell, Beard, Evans, Dennison, Poole, Varner, Credille, Powell, Benson. '8- E 'F 54 .C 3 xv 4' Venice Venice Venice Venice Venice Venice Venice B O X S C O R E VARSITY TRACK 52V2 45 58 I7 47 60 VJ 37 Westchester 51 V2 Narbonne Marshall University Fairfax Hollywood Hamilton 59 46 85 57 43 Va ' 67 0.1.1 , . K .... , -we ' -A i . .Aisha W' ,. ' 4, , if-23. ef .. i t. I lv I 3- ,- .4- . 'I' i Q. T? V ffm ,L . Our Beels this year did not fare so well and failed to place in the League standings. Although they did not come out so well, they did have 7 men in the city prelims, 2 of which, Blom in the high hurdles and Hagar in the shot put, are going to the finals. They are, top row left to right: Osuji, Olson, Martinez, Bland, Duke, Kuebler, Barker, Cravin, Keller, Rowinsky. Bottom row: Coren, Tani, Adler, Lazar, Reese, Barnes, Blom. Claunch, Smith. 1 A. i- 4 TRACK Our Cee track team wound up third in the Western League. Three of the team's men. Keller. Hudson, and Thatcher, went to the city prelims. with Hudson and Thatcher going to the City Finals at the Coliseum. The players, top row, left to right are: Sparr, Chestnut, Keller, Larner. Bottom row: Hudson, Epps, Thatcher, Vitican. CEE TRACK a ., I -1 CJ. .Lui U4 ci , . . . 'fiff -Q l 'fl , TOP ROW-Kaderly, Hughes, Henrley, Kenderson, La Firenza, Drawer, C. H. Wilson, Goldsmith. MIDDLE ROW-lively, Manager, Ables, Wildman, Bowman, Duke, Pierce, Samples, Porter, Fullmerson, Coach Turney. BOTTOM ROW-Moss, Costas, Africa, C. R. Wilson, Barrett, McCraw, Blackwood, Kelchen, Manager. Although at the writing of this, the baseball sca- son has not been concluded, our league standings are 5 to l and we have a good chance to take the league this year. Coach Turney says that this is the finest team to be at Venice High in many years, if not the all-time best. The outstanding player of this year's team is Tommy McCraw, a brilliant all- around ball handler. Chuck Fulkerson and Chuck Wilson also deserve honorable mention for their magnificent pitching and catching battery. VARSITY BASEBALL EDDIE SAMPLES My-1 -- . 5: scott vomit and GARY Aetss CHUCK R. WILSON 1 in X. TOP ROW-Coach Duron, Bridges, Larson, Thomas, Thomgson Do enp 0 Re ch dv B. Moss, Forsythe, Harris. MIDDLE ROW--J. Moss, Bennett Leb Hcks Ollo meto, Ellis, Howley, Mexeus, Schiessi. BOTTOM ROW-Sa de s H d M Osuda Homma, Rossello, Lindsay, J V. BASEBALL TOMMY McGRAW EDDIE SAMPLES The J.V. Baseball team so far this season has won 6 games players are Harris Rossello ind Hind Box scoks X Westchester Venice Manual ee,e..e ,.ee, V emce Banning ,ee,l , ,,es,e 12 Venice Van Nuys ,,l..e e,.e 7 Venice Marshall T, it v,ee,e 1 Venice University e..... 13 Venice Fairfax Ve.,, . e,e, 12 Venice Hcllywood ,, , ,i.. 'I5 Venice Hamilton ..,,, , .e.. 5 Venice Marshall eeieei 17 Venice 5 2 10 6 6 6 6 17 N4 as X X fic aj J -X ff L, 2x K 1 The team is under the leadership of Mr. Duron The team s top x , ' It 2. X . fl Q- ssiio ' 6 is 8 . . 8 y 9 Varsify Swimming SWIMMING-VARSITY The varsity swim team coached by Paul lbbetson has moved right along this season sparked by Harold Rodden. team captain. The A's have got quite a few promising swimmers. Brackett, At- kin. Lenzinger. Tebben. Lockwood. Rod- dan. Shelly and Bender. have all piled up good scores against our rival teams. Coach lbbetson is hoping to send many Venetians to the city finals. Captain Rodden, Atkins. Brackett. Vries. Lock- wood, Evelyn, Foster. Thurlow, Bender. Seimson, Tebben. Lenzinger. Heinle. Shelly. Bozell. Venice 21 Reseda , 59 Venice 23 Narbonne .. ., H ,,,.,57 Venice 63 Lincoln . . , 19 Venice 41 University . .4'I Mt. Carmel' Hollywood' 'To be played Hamilton' CEE SWIMMING Bee's Larry Workman. Vince Bobkowski and Ronny Ray made up the backbone of the Bee's. The six man team has had a hard time of it but Coach Ibbetson has high hopes for it next spring. The players are Taylor, Work- man, Cushing, Bobkowski, Sokola. Ray, Bon- illa, Bartlett. BEE SWIMMING Reseda .......... 22 Venice..l5 Reseda --,.,---A- 46 Venice.- Narbonne ...... 20 Venice..l5 Narbonne -----, 50 Venice-- Lmcoln '----------- 8 Venice--29 Lincoln ..,,...... 26 Venice..54 U 'lVer5llY ---4-- 30 Venice- 7 J University ...... 54 Venice.. MT. Carmel ,.., W Venice Mt. Carmel ,.., Venice.. H0llYW00Cl .... 5' Venice Hollywood ..., ' Venice.. Hamilton ........ Venice. if Hamilton ........ Venice.. WTO be played. Cee's The Venice Cee's were manned by a num- ber of new members. While small in stature, some of the Cee's pulled in high scores against our opponents. Jeff Carmel, B-10 free style promises to be one of our brightest stars in the future years. Cushing, who also swims free styles has done a great job this semester. The players are Roske, Sneller, Thomsen, Car- mel, Fisher, Isodo, Nemoy, Appeldorn. To Be Played F5 .gqe , . 6 ,heig- TOP ROW Coach Raith, Gold, Crockett, Lambert, Anderson, Ross, Bongiorno, Manager. SfCOND ROW Sommoers, B. Freeman, Salcida, Driver, Hudson, Ricltus, Goboldon, Ribiat. FRONT ROW Slranberg, Kimball, Pallinsan, A. Freeman, Tarpley, Fleishman. GYMNASTICS Hindered by a lack of returning gymnasts. the Venice Gym Team got oil' to a slow start. As the season progressed. however. their performances improved to the point where a win in the iinal dual meet with Fairfax would mean a tie for lirst place in the Western League. This meet was close from start to finish. with many Gondoliers giving their best performances of the year: but when the final count was taken. Venetians found them- selves on the short end of the score. Although next year's team should be stronger. such stal- warts as Herb Nadel. Arnie Hudson. Capt. Al Freeman. James Sommers. Ron Riesen. Jim Kim- ball. and Bob Rickus will be greatly missed. Among those returning next year will be the leading point maker Bobby Salcido. Dave Ga- baldon. David Fleishman. Jim Anderson. Butch Freeman. Les Driver. Gary Ribiat. Burt Gold. Bill Dawson. Dick Pattinson. Mike Ross. and Bud Strassberg. BOBBY SALCIDO DAVE GABALDON ff!! 4 The Sports Awards banquet was held in the cafeteria. It was attended by almost everybody who was to receive an award. Everybody hacl a good time and the banquet was a success. VARSITY BASKETBALL Venice Varsity basketball team poses for picture with Coach Robert Duron. Team finished in a third place tie for Western League last fall. From left to right are: Aeck, Samples, Oleson, Porter, Archer, Spring, Schaeffer, and Mackey, lOth GRADE Receiving awards for a successful season and a 4 win and I loss record are 10th Grade Cross Country Lettermen, from left to right: Bland, Larner, Salcido, M. Davenport, Craven, Driver, and Knight. Making presentation is Coach LaFond. JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Coach LaFond is presenting letters to our Junior Varsity Cross Country Lettermen, after a successful season. From left to right are: De Motto, Leamon, Levitt, Gold, Torrence, Claunch, Shanks, and Tom Faugaught, Manager. C BASKETBALL TEAM The Cee Basketball Team had a season record of I3 wins and 'I loss, and a league record of 9 wins, and I loss. They were the Co-Champs of the Western League. From left to right: Bonilla, Rowinski lCo-Capt.l, Gibson, Hudson, DeSaIvio ICQ-Capt.J, Mastrapoalo, Ellis, Wilson, Hicks fMgr.J, Ibbetson. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Student teacher, Coach Weiss, beams proudly as this shot was snapped during annual Sports Award Banquet. His Jayvee Basket- ball quintet was league champs. From left to right are: Beard, Len- zinger, Allenson, Zundell, Block, Woodard, Fulkerson, Schaeffer, and Petty. B BASKETBALL TEAM The Bee Basketball Team had a season record of I3 wins, and l loss, and a league record of I0 wins, and no losses. They were the Champs of the Western League. George Adler player of the year in Western League, Larry Adler first string All Western, Gladwin Cass second string All Western. Lelt to right: Holms, Bridges, Reichardt, Lund, L. Adler, G. Adler, Cass, Tiffany, Melsh fMgr.D, Coates, Fournell, Mc- Clain, Timmnel fMgr.J, Coach Ibbetson. Adler brothers Co-captions. VARSITY C ROSS COUNTRY Approvmg smile is expressed as Coach Lee LaFond awards our Varsity Cross Country team, who had lust completed a very successful season. From left to right are: Lettermen, L. Adler, Knybel, Barthel, B. Kueb- Ier Condon Poole, and Curtis Kuebler, Manager. PRESIDENT CHARLOTTE RY Tw WINTER OFFICERS I? -.IQ gm. -,,,.-- ,A-'- vl' A.,-I-1 w ,-....f:. FQ I,f m -..-.....M-.....m . ...,.. ,A ' Q xv. If .X ,....4....--,..---- SUMMER OFFICER: X lf S5 9 fx F, l 5 mu I N if 1' h VN . 74 44 A 7 Rexx 1 N LYICI aiu? P 3 , h l - ' i A 1 Y A 4 g rf ' ' 1, V ,Y j W xffl E fm ' my gl? ,W my if 1 A 2 1 A ' : 4 4' ' Q x Ni 6 3 3 a, 2 bf S ff If . .V Q 5 ka 0 N yiljgv . Exfkyx gp-.E . A 1 Vgyffhy , M ,Six xl ww H V 5 g .M Mx .QL-, 4 .s ' La' ' . 4 3. -Q N. 1, bw ff, M: ' 43 . Wiwfi' .La S HJ , Ab x X rw Az ff fx, .3453 QQ x M '1 -,Q N 1' - ff' .Q f. k 5 , A M JJ., I- ,.,, .M 7? n..:Q:. 'f-x' , --Q Ar i 5 'S f max' ,hm --. , Q ' my , S'-. 1 mm fe Q 3 va ' ., A xv 1 L.. ir 9 ...4 'E' M V -. m rw ix .,,f,X 1-M Us I N 9m Jr.: K 5 it flaw? 4+ 30995 M Mr w in Iv I5 ' if tgvfife-lf' 522 1 ' 0 D ,A v it 1 A , ' .f ' i , Other members of the cabinet are as follows: Sue Burgess. Debbie Davis. Judy Cleghorn. Diane Bergman. Frances lrie. Linda Dabrusin. Katy Gaines. .Ioyce lrie. Penny Aratin. June Johnson. Jane Connor. Sylvia Schroger. and Laura Lee Rosier. TAHITIANS O TOPFLIGHTS Ci.A.A. WINTER C'AlilNliT President ,,.. First Vice President Second Vice President Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary , Historian .. V H e Athletic Girl of the Year . Tommye Serene Sara Kernkamp Barbara Hughes , Ardell Shortell Sherlene Dobbs Wanda lfurukawa Charlotte Ryan 0 G.A.A. SUMMER CABINET President ,,. .. .,, ,.., First Vice President ..,1.. . Second Vice President ,cce Corresponding Secretary ,,,ooooo.,.,... Recording Secretary ..,o.. Historian ,r..........,.......... 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A 7 X, f : f. -' . 1 The Chrisvmos Dance Court Tommie und Eddie AMI' Carol ond Jerry Eu P.T.A, Queen and Princesse SIWCIYOFI Gnd Lloyd X f b TE? .kx'2 bixk w 'R YZ- x Seniors and dates snthng at table relaxing beiween dances all 5 p YW' .ff sf ff N KV Jann and Bob '47 ' in ' -Q 774 ., X Sy D 1 4 lf 1 Marilyn and Norman Barbara and Phil Ccuples gn cw ng Tnewselves Cx? fr-Q Sugars laremfll Q XC RTS hrx 'I .-...X W-mb , 2 f 1 -.,. is 1' f S .15 is 3 2 MXN 3.53, Dances and Dates At the Witches Sweep. honoring the P.T.A. Queens. Nancy Brown and Kathy Ott and Princesses Willa Lane. H 'I' I ' - l L U1 -lyric. .o Lynn Fryer. and Sandy Wysongz l was with... .. .,r..c ic,, . ,..i .. l attended the Moonlight Sleighride with ,c,,,cc c,,cc ,,,,cc i,ccc,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, , 1 1 t which Linda Collins and Jim MOHHCO were Queen and King. The Prince and Princesses were Arnie and Glenda. Arnie and Evelyn, Dave and Margie. and Jerry and Judy. After the dance we went to eeeee ,tet,, f or a delicious dinner. llTI'lVlI1g ll0H1C 111 The Saigons said goodbye at their dance. End of the Trails. The King and Queen were Ronnie Wells and Rayma Hoobler. l attended the dance with e,ee. ee.,eee rreeee,,r,te,r,,,,,,,,, e,.. A n e njoyable time was had by ull. The A-l0's sponsored the very fine dance called Prelude to Spring. ......,.,e.... ..,.,.,..,ee. . .. 111161 I watched Gary lillis and Gretchen Strangand be crowned King and Queen. We had a very good time. This year the Spring l-'ormal was a big success. The theme of the dance was A Dutch Holiday. The King and Queen were l.intla Collins and Jim Monaco. 'Twas a wonderful night for dancing, My date for the evening was .. .. . The stars were shining in my eyes for everyone to see. We left the hotise at o'clock. in need for nothing more Than a inoonbeain to escort us, right to the very door. The band played . our favorite tune. We hutnincd along for fun. lint all too soon they played the song that meant the dance was done. We went to , , H H H for ll little Wl'lllC. livery moment seemed just right. Then home at ............ ...... . .. .to linger. ln dreams of a perfect night. Arrivederce brings to a close the Corinthians' three years at Venice. I went to the dance with ...... Everyone enjoyed himself very much. .v ' FJ WW its A' YF N , it 5 , , 'Lu '47 ffl 2' x .L X Q1 If 1 1 Mar Vista Cleaners Neal's Flower Shop I2226 VENICE BOULEVARD MAR WSTA Fl0wz'r.x' for EI'C'l',I' Oc'c'a.s'im1 fxmon' 7-1495 2469 LINCOLN BOULEVARD vENlcE, cAL1F. QUALITY SERVICE Exmom 1-1313 KNIT BLOCKING BEAUTIFUL FLORAL DESIGNS Russ ond Edno Peterson We Deliver l Copper Kitchen Fox Theater LINCOLN 8. WASHINGTON BOULEVARDS 620 LINCOLN BOULEVARD CULVER CITY VENICE, CALIF. EXmonI' 8-8246 HOME OF FOX SPECTACULARS OPEN 24 HOURS PAUL D. 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INN Betty and Joyce are enjoying their mulls, while Tom and Herb ure eating ice cream cones. Many fountain specialties can be found ut CURRIIES. . 4 rv 1..u..mf,1u .41-up- 1 if it gllfnk MONICA 1349 THIRD STREET SANTA MONICA, CALIF. EXbrook 5-0392 Q. Natalie appears as though she is ready for school, while Marilyn is dressed for sports night. Jane and Sharon have made their selection for ll Venice dance. All these clothes can be found at Kaufmans Linda and Willie are inspecting the inside of this new Chevrolet while Faith, Herb, and Ellen are going over the outside. Owen Keown has a large selection of new Chevrolets. Owen Keown LINCOLN 8. WASHINGTON BOULEVAR VENICE EXmonf 8-6243 Pc, U- Ili' X V. Marbro's 317-21 SANTA MONICA BOULEVARD SANTA MONICA, CALIF. EXbrook 5-6171 Cliuclt, looking eusuail in his new sports outfit. is getting ready to go with Autry. liztrhuru. and Maxine to ai Venice zillziir. They ull inzide their selections :it MARBRCYS. Ronnie. Paiul. Phil. :intl Al use this inotto Lis they work: Out ol' the oven. into the sltelves. :intl into your home. PETERSEN EUYPI-FLfl Pioneer French Baking Co. 512 ROSE AVENUE EXbrook 6-1642 Dolores and Carol wzilch MAGGI slylc Noriiizfs huir. while Chris is assisted with hu m in up . AX .qv 4- if Egg:-.X 5-:LH :-x Rx fiakfisgx Qgiwgiigif NNW:-xx QV , ... -R+--Qu: :Q :--+1 1-pw S., -13:15 w3siQgQbg:,.::q-11533 Q Xfxggis , 1- gr iw-1-:IQS xx in ,Q,,.i. XX X X X X 'lfmimiizm mate: 12000 WASHiNGTON PLACE LOS ANGELES 66, CALIF. EXmont 7-0286 ,.- ., sgNg Y-12554 I M x.-,ww m-:nge TW' K J- K Lf'9.' 'ng' is-t x SJXM, ws Pmf 1 al? Q D- i Jozin und Don :ire looking through the large record selection us Sheila shows Allen the newest .lulie London zilhuni. .lim's Mar Vista Music 3812 GRANDVIEW BOULEVARD MAR VISTA 66, CALIF. EXmont 8-3738 JOIN Venice High School Alumni Association 3764 WASATCH AVENUE LOS ANGELES 66, CALIFORNIA OFFICERS NEWTON E. WEST, President JOSEPH GEIS, Mc-n's Vice-President RUTH BEATIE, Women's Vice-President LEONE WEST, Executive Secretory BARBARA TOTH, Recording Secretary JUNE STOERKEL, Corn:-s. Secretary BETTY MURPHY, Treasurer BOARD OF DIRECTORS THE OFFICERS AND JULIAN L, CAGLE SALLY GEIS DON CARLUCCI MARY TIKKER HERMINA MORRIS ISABEL LENNON DICK BEATIE JEAN CARLUCCI The three princesses. Jan. Sherlene. and Joan. pose for ai picture with Gretchen. the Homecoming Queen. Homecoming Day is sponsored by the YIZNICIZ HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIA- TION. Past flrt H:.fi:' 'l':.f, Nancy Craig Shop 12108 VENICE BLVD. EXmont 8-9079 Maria, Frances, Barbara, and Janet seemed very pleased with their selec- tions, which can be purchased at NANCY CRAIG. l. UNE CAREER Wife a, FUTURE... For graduates who can qualify, we have interesting positions open in various departments of our organization. Employment is steady with regu- lar pay increases, opportunity for advancement, special training, paid vacations and holidays, sickness bene- fits and many other advantages. For further information, call at our Employment Office nearest you. General Telephone Company of California GE, ff , ... ern: TM., ,., OF lIMERICA'S FASTEST GRUWING COMPANIES IN THE ESSENTIAL COMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY Jess' Barber Shop 12824 VENICE BLVD. at BEETHOVEN Specializing in Flottops, Butch, ond Ivyleogue Hciircuts l l l lid, :md Dick. ure all getting huireuts ut JESS' BARBER SHOP. Don is going over his wimlows while .lohnny is lilling the cur with gals. KURT!! AND ClliN'l'RY will give you lust. dependable service. I KORTN I OINYIY H9654 I 1 Q Korth and Gentry Mobilgas Station 11965 VENICE BOULEVARD A ll 6- V4-. LOS ANGELES 66 .L EXmonf 8-3251 LASTING SUCCESS NOT JUST A WISH...AN INVITATION your success is our concern too! we invite you to become an important part of the fascinating well paid communications industry. .. I Y f X ! l x i I 6 I 1 l'llI- ,ic ,r-. . Ask your vocational counselor about positions with Pacific Telephone, or drop into one of our nearby Employment Offices. women men Culver City-3840 Watseka Ave. Inglewood-335 E. Queen St. . if l tr - -mf 5 Writ- ..,ll.. . ,li lglslli 11- f 2 an 'M' :ff ' ef f N Qi. . M 25,1 ' f - ' s all' ff: 4 hfi,rL y 1- H g xx. . Z ws P Pacific Los Angeles-676 So. La Brea Ave. Hollywood-1546 N. Highland Ave. Or ask your Operator for ZENITH 10,000 for the Employment Office nearest your home. ,rig Iliff Ilnrff f ffl r Campbells 332 SANTA MONICA BOULEVARD SANTA MONICA, CALIF. EXbrook 5-6127 Dun. Midge. Kzireii :ind Jim ure zill ready to go traveling in their curcotits. All these muy he found in the sports depzirtmcnt at C'AMI'I5ELL'S. Lincoln Center Cleaners 840 LINCOLN BOULEVARD VENICE, CALIF. HQUALITY SERVICE 1,5141 LII.: 7,tf 1 if .N,'L'r4 Lorna and Gordon are picking up their cleaning while Jerry is checking them out. LINCOLN CENTER CLEANERS will give you fast dependable service. in ,mn r,n.n. ...- .main ui :nu I I a Ladd Ford Co 2499 LINCOLN BOULEVARD VENICE, CALIF. EXmonf 8-6251 Bob, Pat, Marv, and Harriet are all inspecting the new 1957 Thunderbird at LADD FORD. Charlotte and Ruth are all ready for the Prom, while Gail and Ruth Ann have made their selection of party clothes. SEARS has a fine selection of wearing apparel. Sears Roebuck and Company 302 COLORADO AVENUE SANTA MONICA, CALIF. EXbrook 4-6711 Pnxf Ilfff flufiflfl ff 5, J V fv. l 1, ,H W, ..n:m.sb- ' Chffofy ,fffsf I-of 'CT7 The Alice Bakery 'I2224 VENICE BOULEVARD MAR VISTA, CALIF. EXmont 7-4493 For Distinctive Baking Specializing in Decorated Cakes For All Occasions llev and Gretchen make their selection while Marv and Virginia wait on them. 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