Vista High School - La Revista Yearbook (Vista, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

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I's1- your llllullll'llC0 To llI'0lll0il' pI'0Ql'EllllS that will Sll'PllgIlll9ll ilu: l1o1110, flu' ClllIl'l'll. uud schools. f 3 Mr. Alex McDougall -...,,..- -ns --W.,-4--...,,.....,,, .F-- g Talenf Scouis K3 SUPERINTENDENT Wll1l1lAM P. SC'HI1EUII'l'l'l llislrif-t SlllN'l'llli'0lI4l4'llf Mr. William P. Schlech Superintendent BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. Jack L. Powell Mrs. Martha Thompson Mr. John Barrett Mr. Robert Crozier PRINCIPAL luke 1l1e 111110 spout 111 llllllillllg' 11-li-v1s1o11, your years spout i11 Hllllfililllll lmvu lllltlll lllIlllt'l'OllSg liko ilu' Illillly i111proven1011ts To he llliltll' i11 tolvvisiou, your ecluczitiou has only lJf'f.L'llll1 zuul, like tele-visio11, your fufuro is l11'ig'l1'r. rllll0l'l' 1111- lllilllj' possibilities :1wz1iti11g' you. M115 you i'1lu11ul1'z111tz1g1ool'Tl11-111 ull. i'IIAlil1I'lS K. l'l0Nl'll3liAK E Mr. Charles Bonebrake Principal STUDENT BODY OFFICERS lsf Semesfer ravis Wofford, Pres. Barbara Godwin, Vice-Pres W '52 Sally Myers Lorraine Worthington Ziilify STUDENT BODY OFFICERS d 2nd Semesier O , . ber, P es. Dickie Tanaka, V ce- jjn s '52 W1 4Q Terry Williams, Sec'y. FACULTY Mr. Raymond Southstone U.S. History, P. E., C, D, Basketball, Track Mr. James Holland Art I, II, III, Mechanical Drawing I, II, III Mr. Freeman Haugo Miss Ruth Green Mr. Robert Kintz Woodshop I, II, III. Study Hall, Library English III, IV, Journalism J. V. Baseball Mrs. Eugene Peterson Miss Sally Harvey Mr. Elbert Norton Beginning Band, Spanish I, P. E. Driver Training, Social High School Band Studies I, Audio-Visual Mr. John Holloway Metal Shop, General Shop, Sth Grade , FACULTY Mr. Bert Wheeler Typing I, IIQ Shorthand Mr. Willard Steward Miss Dorrainc Krousc lVlr. Leo Gassman Algebra II, Chemistry. Social Studies l, lflnglish Il, Speech Trigonometry, Physics Ilomcmaking and Drama Mr. Eugene Meilearek Mrs. Madeline Gibson Mr. Elmer Harritt Social Studies III, Social Studies II, General Mathematics Biology, Agrieulture Senior Problems Physical l-Iclucation Mr. Frank Ross Plane Geometry. Physical Education Mr. Maurice Knuclsen Mr. Raymond Pascoe English A, English I Alfrehrzi I, Tennis Mrs. Elsie West Office Practice Mr. Bonehrake s Sec E3 Mrs. Jean Peterson Mrs. Jeanene Stone Typing I, Bookkeeping Spanish I, II, III Miss Marcella Schug Mr. Earl Spencer Physical Education Mixed Chorus, Glee Club , wwf - - M , . ...... ww. .... ,w,-www,-xwwwvvw, , ? 2 E , V if r ., ' 5 :X E 'vz' :':' ,' K 'R x l 'ff.ff..flKf3i',ll'Qllllflffffffl ,'W ' W ..,.. .,,,, ., ,, . x ,..... Xh'.2gTM1fff1 Q ? Q ii, .,.,.,..,.,, ,...,, MN .,,x ,,Q, . .gmwmf ,............ .. 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The Senior Breakfast was another activity which brought all Seniors together for the last time with the exception of Bacca- laureate and Graduation. , li -f Q, V' l fel A , if 77,5 U 1 mf Donna Lucy Doyle Dewain Clem Ilatridge Barbara Jeanne Godwin f. ,..- ....,,,,,,,,, X i .. .... ,,,,, r 1.-my-1. .nm-um: ........ .1-puma Final E clition HN Left to right: Diane Elsinger t1,2b, Donna Doyle tl D, Roger Giridings t2t, Monte Green tt, 21, Grace Layne t1,2t, Monica Peterson t2t, Arthur Sloan tli, in ahsentia. s ig- We Arthur Sloan Monte Green st Semester President The Seniors liznl an very sin-eessinl ,vezur nntler tlie grnitlnnee ol' Qtlisr tiihson, Senior xponsor. :intl Presitlents .Xrtlinr Sionn :intl Monte tlreen. Sonie ol' tlie zletivities wliieii they enjoyetl were tln- Senior Sion Hay, Senior ii2llltlllt'i, Senior l iel4l Italy at tln- Slnnlow Xlonntnin t'lnh, Senior 'l'e:i. :intl Inst lint not least, tlie tlrntlneition Ilnnee. Lorraine Worthington tharles David Nit'L2lL12.'fi1iiYt Lorretta Mae Worthington 'U iz1' . x .. .Q Qowxv Earl Staten Patricia Rae Prom Q Diane Yvonn Lee Elsinger William Frederick Schelling Jack Raymond Merget Joan Charlotte Guthrie Frank Edward Hall Betty Loretta McManus A? Joyce Mary Larsen William Eric Siburg 1 Donald Leland Wolfe Gert nude Elizabeth Howland 4 V ,la 'U Mary Letitia Houston Roger Coleman Giddings Charles Richard Waegner Evonne M. Olsten Margaret Ann Castillo Joseiph John Lee Doris Evelyn Dominguez aI! ' Sully Flm'vnc'0 Duininguvx Flsthvr EVP Cvrrlzi Betty .Ivan Slivlmff William Dzwiflson Stvvmismi Elvira Villa 351 Z' 7-O 4' An., Bz1fQ 1K1t Alloln Charles Huh:-r Armida Castillo fl., X Cx M X X I X I x E . 1 f I! U Rolwrl R. Bmiforrl GI'2ll'0 A. Layne! H' 'i' 1 f ',f Luis Virginia Ulz Travis Il. 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' 1 , ,Q 'I xg 2 f 3 ' E , Q f 3 1 A.,,, s STARS OF TOMGRROW First row, left to right: Gerry Whaley, Linda Gillespie, Rose Olinghouse. Q Second row: Mr. Southstone, Victory Halterman, Tommy Williams, Dickie Tanaka, Don Norris. The Stars of T0lll0l'i'0VVH under the sponsorship of Mr, Southstone and the direction of Presidents Dick Tanaka and llon Norris presented an interesting progralli, with the production of Great Caesar's Ghost and Midnight Mist as the nlain attractions. The Junior Assembly predicted the future of many of our most talented students with their humorous, serious and dramatic acts. The Junior-Senior Basketball g.!'?llll0, though not a triumph for the Juniors, carried 011 the slight rivalry between the Juniors and Seniors. Many other liigllligrhts proved interesting and lnade up an eventful prograin. First row, lvft to right: Bill Bryant. Ernie Bolyvu, Charlit- lmoto, Rohr-rt Out-llvt, Paul Paul' svn, Davirl Millvr, Vic-tor Haltvrman, Rivharfl Kelly, Sc-Q-uml row: Ira-nv Castillo. Clyrlc Muir, Virginia Cvrtla, Allmvrt Ohrc-gon. Sandra Kivf, llvlvnv Rl'IY'ShllI'2.I, Mario VVilsun, Anno Gvygan, Pat Mc'TOrnan. Joanna- Staclrlvn. Yvnnm- Allc'nhat'li. Carnl l'uhlrnic'r. Pat Lvwis. First row, lOft tu right tknoolingl: Jffrry Lovv, Ray Omori, Kvn Johnsun. Divkiv Tanaka, .Iirn Pvtvrson, Donny Norris. Svconfl row: Randolph Howe, Eugvnc Hartlvy, Harriett Dair, Jocy Watson, Leah Phillips, Bnlm Mvloy, Ed Myvrs. Bvlla Huntalas, Marylin Jvnnings, Katlilvvn Pvc-hstvin. Sally Mc-Kinnvy, Shirley Hawkins, Evonnv Honakvr, Mary Wcavor. First row, left to right: Ken Fox, Charles Crafts, Tim Needham, Harvey Itzaina, Lee Rehart, Tom Williams, John Wilson, Howard Dewell. Second row: Dave Petersen, Merialyce Steinhauser, Barbara McCarter, Barbara Keagy, Linda Gillespie, Virginia Needham, Geralee Whaley, Rose Olinghouse, Margaret Paquette, John Bran- don, Baird Brandow. JUNIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES 1, 1 ' S I , Q qw if OPEN RCAD Sophomore Class Officers, left to right: Terry Williams, Jeanene Knox, Billy Chung, Joyce Gibbs, Jack Thompson, Merijane Tanaka, John French, Eleanor Newcomb. The S0lJll0Ill0I'l'S, nnclvi' the gllllflkllltft' of Mr. Norton, enjoyed an SllKff'f'SSlclll yczn: liilly Cllllllgjf and -lolln F1'encl1 were the two presidents. At Cliristinas time they sponsored the Winter xV0lldPI'ltlllfl Dance. 'l'l1oy also grave ai very entertaining' and aninsing' ilSlS0ll'1bly. 'l'l1ei1' last activity of tho year was ai Beach Party. First row, left to right: Betty Machado, Terry Williams, Marilyn Blust, Naney Tueker, Shirley Staller, Virginia Lumeli. Katherine Hinshaw' Peggy England, Barbara Buodry, Mary Cromling. Second row, Roger Monroe, David Campbell, Bill Weaver, Jimmy Lamphere, Ronald Seden .Iuhn Royer, Bah Iledriek, Martin Shearer, Darrell Green, Walter Dethlefs. Third row: Mary Louise Verhearen. Mary Jean Allen. .luan Villeggas, llomtliy Oghorn, Vera tlallegus, llidehiko t'hinu, Mary .lane Tanaka. S First row: Diree Ward, Shirley Sc-hrader. Georgia Sutton, Joanne Lawrenee, Eleanor New- efmih, Arlene Morisaki, Ardis Moffett. Set-und rtmw: Gordon Clopine, Max Barney, Meritt Arnold, Jim Olsten, David llahel, Allen Campbell, .lim White, John French. Ralph Kelly. Third row: Sammy Travis, Frances Sepulveda, Flair Lair, Esther Villa, David Creigh, Franees Rmnero. llarry Smith, Joyee Gihhs, Pat Huhhard. .. Nga, Q vt First row, left to right: Anne Monroe, Janice Roberts- Dorothy Chandler, Diane Wurtzbaeh. Martha Lewis, Sharon Wilkenson, Parole Jurgenson, Pat MeMiller, Janna Lee Muir. Emma Villapancla. Seeonrl row: Barbara Morgan, Riehard Elsner, Jenny Toll, Frank Metz, Bob Utx, James lflanniggan, Glen Anderson, Terry MeCarter. Davicl Geary, JoAnn Wilson. Tliirtl row: Myrna llartman, Maud Dawson, Syneva Oslanci, James Peterson, Leon Rust, Martha Smith, Jerry Salser, .leanene Knox, Billy Moore, Bob Finclley, First row, left to right: Phyllis Mulque, Gretchen Sehleehte, JoAnn Campbell, Glenda Shire- rnan. Barbara Files, Betty Garriek, Joyee Sehrotz, June Lane, Anita Karsten. Set-ond row: Richard Skinner, Jack Thompson. Charles Tipton, Harold Helsley. Bob Smith Robert Moffett, Tommy Johnson, Arthur Gallegos, Paul Sehwartxburg, Bob Kemp. Thircl row: Alice Morisaki. Billy Chung, Larry Villa. Walter Dogminguez, Reber-ea Reynoso Roger llansow, Carnien Romero, llarolrl Sonarla. Lorna Armstrong. SCPHOMORE ACTIVITIES iLUICl'S C TIME FOR BEANIE l 1'o11t row, left to rigrllt: Terry HEIIIIIIIOI, Linda Stotts, Yoyoi lmoto, i32lI'iD2ll'2l Mitts, Miss Krouse. Second row: Richard Brown, Gary Contreras, John Martin. The IJIPSIIIIIOII, just iJ9j.l'il1lIillQ their high school lifv, were undvi' tliv gliidzxmfe ot' Miss Krouse. The big avtivity for tho i'1I'0SiIlllilll girls was tho tea given by tho P.E.O, Another activity was thefir class assvnibly, with birthdays as a fil9Illt . First row, left to right: Buddy Chino, Bob Fiehtelmar, Mary Lou Mn-Culloeli, Sheila Blunt-k. Joan Le Beau, Hollie Elston, Florence Dair, Mary Jamieson, Takeshi Sonada, Gary Contreras Seeond row: Arthur Dominguez, Joe De Wilde, Jess Avila, Palmer Steward. Shan Mt'Alliste1'. 'l'errv Bergman, Freddie Estrada. Rowland Gibson, Ronnie Christensen, Brut-e Cutler, Gam Shrode, Frank Willett. First row, left to right: Doris Campbell, Gary White, Gayle Esmay, Joan Donkin, Mike Kelly Joan Roberts, Bill LaRue, Pat Banks, Tommie Sloan, Martha Gaseon, Carolyn Ileyser. Second row: Alicia Duran, Glenn Hayden, Joe Rickman, Darlene Calvert, Natalie Nieblas Pam Jensen, Pene Jensen, Billie Mc-Carter, Beverly Walker, .Iohn Martin. Third row: Jimmie Chappell, Sammy Vinee, Theodosia Kolb, Riehard Moreno, Charles Mull Lyle Bradley, Connie Harris. First row. left to right: Richard Sepulveda, Ruth Gaines, Gerry Maness, Hollie Elston, Peggy Chessington, Yoyoi Imoto, Betty Jo Moge, Bill R cfkman, Lenore Shower, Mary Jamieson. Second row: James Whitaker, Shan McAllister. Terry Hammell, Donea Walker, George Mar- tinez, Linda Stotts, Barbara McManus, Jackie Ouellet. Third row: Richard Brown, Jimmie Jensen, James Church, Steven Hanna, Wesley Unfried Franees Peitzke, Joann Thomas. First row, lef to right: Bob Honaker, Jari Tinsley, Bill Van Slyke, Lea Muir, Don Bennett, Jane Morisaki, Esperanza Gallegos, Mary Flores, Marlene Gibbons. Sec-ond row: George Romero, Larry Brotzman. Pat Norris, Dorothy Lawrence, Lyle Bradley. Sammy Vinee, Dorothea Bonds, Bertina Hinshaw, Edwin Christensen, Third row: Manuel Saldano, Paul Wengren, James Sarro, Bobby Dendy, Jim Odle, David Phillips, Mike Calvert. Evelyn Hottsman, Margie Romero, Adela Castanada, Candelaria Araixa. 1 . 'I -cv - 'M' .ww,::::g ' X 1 5 55:55 5' I 5 X S X , Q X YQ 25: fi X 3 X, Q., , X 1. Qi ZX 19 ff-13 fi I ...mi EJX 'Q 3 3 .3 5 .3 5 ' 3 52 ,A 5 P25 I 7, XNNW X 5 Q M . z 5 - ,,.....XwM.w 'Ww 'S . 5553, -5.::1:1it5'- i b 'M 4'x M'M4'4 '41 Sf, , ,R 'QQ :f 5 1:-, ' rv. 54 Q wks I 5 y X - 5 ,gigl I 1 . - 2 A 5 5- 5 xx .ff 5 7 3 3 X-.H,,,,..-ff ,M.WM..M,q.Q 3 5 ,.,........4 .... ...N 4.4,., ,.X,X,..n, ,... ,,,,..,X...,,N......m.v.m,...W.A,,,,X,..,....XWX..w..X.W, X .... . , . . . , XX X .x... X... 4 .X..,.X..X.,,.X.. .... .X---X-MMS as S , , ..x, x,.x,,,,.,. , :-5-. ,.-.. 1: I 1 ...,. - -5.5-7,5--4-f. 5 ..,- .- - - -,.,.-. 1 .1:.:.2.r1.2.222'1 - X .,., 5 .... ., .:,X -- V XMK5 . , j 5 5 ... ... .,5.,, . X .....,..x.,. 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W' f First row, left to right: Allen Huber, Prasidentg Kathleen Peehstein, Business Manager: Sally Myers, Secretary: Lorraine Worthington, Treasurerg David Miller, B.A.C.. Sem-ontl row: Monte Green, Senior Class President, Diek Tanaka, Viee President, Barbara Files. G.A.C.3 Diane Elsinger, Public-ity Managerg Nanette Elsinger, Social Chairmang John Mar- tin, lfreslnnan Class l'resiflent3 John Freneh, Sophomore Class President, THE NEWS First row, left to right: Bill Rickman, Edwin Christensen, Gordon Clopinc, Jack Thompson. Second row: Barbara Godwin, Betty Machado, Al Huber, Tom Sloan, Pat Borg- strom, Syneva Osland. tx First row, left to right: Charles Helsley, Joey Watson, Rose Olinghouse, Pat Meloy, Betty Machado, Glenda Shireman, Paul Paulson, Harold Smith. Second row: James Chappell, Richard Eisner, Tommy Sloan, Dick Tanaka, Joe Lopez, Bill Schelling, Chuck McLaughlin. THE EDlTOR'S La Revista Staff Sta if : limlitoi'-iii-f'l1icf .....Y,,.,..,....,., Joan tlntliric Associate Editor Y,..., l'l1ai'lcs llll'lA?lllfIllllll Sports liclitrn ',,.. .Y,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, B lontc firm-cn llnsincss Blzilmgw-i' ............,...,,,. Don Wolfc Art. Eclitfvi' .,..,,Y,,,Y,,,..,.,,,, l'l2ll'b?ll'2l lilnlwig' Ulass Editor ..,..,,...,...,...A,,,,,,, -loycc liarscn 'l'lw lG1lito1 s llonnml Table llIllll'I' llllt fuliclance of advisor Mr. liintz P' :incl Eclitoi' -Ioan illlllll'lP, cmnpetently and successfully put out tllis yu-aI s lla Revista. 'lllie tclcvision tln-nie was chosen because of its originality and antllen- ticity. Tho financial problem proved to be thc ggieatcst, but the staff overcaine this by taking an active part in thc selling of progrrains at gaincs, and Hlxllllllill Anticsi' za. lll'0g.l'l'2llll with the best talent chosen froin the prcvions class asscinblics. prcscntcml to tln- public. First row, left to right: Don Wolfe, Doris Dominguez, Diane Elsinger, Jill Thompson, Bar- bara Barrett, Donna Doyle, Lois Utz, Charles McLaughlin. Second row: Pat Prom, Sally Castillo, Sally Myers, Richard Aldridge, Joan Guthrie, Richard Waegner, Joyce Larson, Oscar Powell, Monte Green, Nancy Wolfe, Mr. Kintz. Third row: Barbara Ludwig, Joanne Stadden, Janet Guthrie, Richard Hildreth, Bob Bedford, Travis Wofford. Panfher Tale vii- Nports ltlnlitorz .Xllen llttlwr X1lVisol':Jlt',Kiiiix It tllltll'I lloniia Ilovlt ROUND TABLE Sfaff 1. a It ttlm- liflitoi I-ltl'Xt't' liaixou tx' lunlito o N First row, hawk to front: Doris Dominguez, Barbara Barrett, Pat Prom, Lois Utz, Donna Doyle. Sec-ond row, standing: Diane Elsinger, Bob Bedford, Sally Myers, Naney Wolfe, Oscar Rowell. Third row: Richard Waegner, Travis Wofford, Monte Green, Richard Hildreth, Richard Aldridge. Baek row: Joanne Stadden. Chllek McLaughlin. Joan Guthrie. e :S , - .gf Af First row, left to right: Mr. Kintz, Travis Wofford, Ric-hard Waegner, Riehard Aldridge. Rieh- ard Hildreth, Don Wolfe. Sec-ond row: Joyee Larsen, Joanne Stadden, Barbara Ludwig, Janet Guthrie, Jill Thompson. Chuck Mc-Laughlin, Doris Dominguez, Sally Castillo, Pat Prom. Third row: Joan Guthrie. Lois Utz, Barbara Barrett, Donna Doyle, Diane Elsinger, Oscar Powell, Bob Bedford, Monte Green, Nancy Wolfe, Sally Myers. QUIZ KIDS First row, left to right: Tom Williams, Charles Helsley, Billy Chung, Bob Smith. Second row: Mr. Steward, Rose Olinghouse, Barbara Files, Glenda Shireman. First row, left to right: Dorothy Ogborn. Glenda Shireman, Mary Lou Verhaeren, Sally Myers, Rose Olinghouse, Harriet Dair, Leah Phillips, Ruth Steward, Mary Houston, Betty Slivkoff, Gretchen Schlechte. Second row: David Miller, Travis Wofford, Grace Layne, Barbara Godwin, Pat Prom, Maud Dawson, Martha Lewis, Evonne Olsten, Joyce Larsen, Myrna Hartman, JoAnne Campbell, Betty Barrick, JoAnn Lawrence, Mr. Steward. Third row: Jerry Toll, Don Norris, Dick Tanaka, Bill Chung, Robert Smith, David Geary, Eric Siburg, Jerry Love, Don Wolfe, Charles Helsley, Robert Brenan, Harold Helsley. TIME FOR THE LADIES First row, left to right: Mary Houston, Virginia Needham, Gertrude Howland. Set-ond row: Mary Weaver, Linda Gillespie, Helene Rernsburg, Rose Olinghouse, Barbara Keagy, Margaret Paquette, Joanne Stadden Joy Brotzman. Third row: Joan Guthrie, Ruth Blankenship, Kathleen Peehstein, Mimi Castillo. Barbara Godwin, Sally McKinney, Yvonne Honaker, Anne Jones, Delphine Verhaeren, Betty Mayfield. Fourth row: Miss Green, Ruth Steward, Harriet Dair, Joey Watson, Louisa Lara, Grave Layne, Sue Goddard, Lorraine Worthington, Monica Peterson. BACHELORS' HAVEN I .aw I First row, left to right: Tim Needham, John Wilson, Bob Meloy, Eugene Hartley, Lee Rehart Bill Schellmg, Merritt Strickland, Robert Brenan, Roger Giddings. Sec-ond row: Mr. Holloway, Lynn Staten, Dick Tanaka, Jim Peterson, Charles Imoto, Ran- dolph Howe, Erie Siburg, David Miller, Gordon Clopine, Jim White. Third row: Monte Green, Art Sloan, Bob Bedford, Jerry Mackay, Frank Hall, Jim Stotts EASTSIDE KIDS Outside V, left to right: Dewain Hatridge, Travis Wofford, Ed Myers, Charles McLaughlin. Allen Huber, Monte Green, Charles Crafts, Walter Dominguez, Dickie Tanaka. Inside V, left to right: John Royer, Bob Bedford, Bob Hedrivk, John French, Billy Leith, Joe Lee. Mr. Southstone, standing. THE VARSITY V Left to right: John Royer, Joe Lee, Jim Peterson, Walter Dominguez. Don Norris, John French. INA RAY HUTTON so ,gg KV' First row, left to right: Jean Sanders, JoyceSchrotz, Ardis Moffett, Pat Mc-Ternan, Mary Lou McCulloch, Dorothea Bonds, Dorothy Ogborn, Jean LeBeau, Mary Louise Verhaeren, Mary Jean Allen, Patricia Banks, Sheila Blunck, Frances Peitzke, Barbara McCarter. Second row: Barbara Kcagy, Peggy Paquettc, Yvonne Allcnbach, Virginia DeWitt. WOMEN WRESTLERS First row, left to right: Peggy Paquette, Dorothy Ogborn, Barbara Files, Betty Barrick. Jo Ann Lawrence, Lea Muir, Doris Campbell. Second row: Mary Lou Verhaeren, Ruth Ann Blankenship, Jackie Ouellet, Dorothy Lawrence, Marie Wilson, Ann Geygan, Shirley Staller, Marijane Tanaka. Third row: Sharon Wilkinson, Mary Weaver, Helene Remsburg, .loan Campbell, Glenda Shireman, Gretchen Schlechte, Alicia Duran, Esther Villa. Fourth row: Jana Lee Muir, Pat Meloy, Joan Donkin, Joan Roberts, Evelyn Housman, Pamela Jensen, Penelope Jensen, Diane Wurzhach, Beverly Walker. Maud Dawson, Lorna Armstrong, Carmen Romero, Darlene Calvert, Janice Roh- erts. Fifth row: Officers, first and second semester: Harriet Dair, Social Chairman, Yvonne Allen- hach, Publicity: Mary Houston, Secretaryg Monica Peterson, Vice-President, Miss Marcella Schug, Advisory Lorretta Worthington, President, Joan Guthrie, Publicity, Frances Romero, Treasurerg Louisa Lara, Social Chairman. BANDSTAND REVIEW v y , - - . , llu- lvillltl llll4lt'I' tlu- tl!l't't'lltlll ol lll' ll'lt'I'SIlll ll?ll'llt'll32llllll ill lllilllj' 4-vt-llts tlIll'lllg' tlu- .Yt'2ll'. 'l'lu-lx' Ill't'Nl'lllt'tl lllilllj' t'llTt'l'l2lllllllgl' Ill'tlQ'l'EllllN :lt olll' lootllzlll Qllllll0S. 'l'lu- llillltl tl'zlx't-lt-ll to llollgg- l:t'2lQ'll to lllftltll in tlu Xll XYlNll'l'll llillltl llt-vu-xv, lllllt'I' llzlrzull-s ill wllufll tlu-ix' we-l'v zu'tivl- wvrl- tlu- t'lll'istlllzls l,2ll'2l4lt' :nt list-olulillo. tlu- Il2ll'Iltltl :lt TN-Illltlllill lllT'Y. 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Ivy' - IIIy,.- u X - If X f 4Mf-Jf-- -- sp-, ,,.,, .wwilw---Ek-il kkkkk. ---- .,,, -Q Ml-LSA ,,.,,,,-A b ' iig- -fb' W-Ag - ,MNH N, A --NM M, www ,,,, - ,....wMW...-,V ---',ff MQ. ww --W.-N -w.-wMw-Mww--- ymmmmwm ., ,...V.,,.,...W, ,, ....,,.,,,,,,,,,, .,,.,, .. ,... WM .,.... ,,..,,.,,,,,,,M,m,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, x 1 E 4 W- ....,..,,. WJ 1 LOCKER ROOM First row, left to right: Clyde Muir, Don Norris, Bill Leith, Jim Peterson, Charles lmoto, Harvey Itzaina, Randolph Howe, Bruce Dominguez, Charles Crafts, Ed Myers. Second row: Henry De La Rosa, Frank Hall, Jerry Toll, Bob Hedrick, John Beal, Terry McCar- ter, Ronald Seden, John Royer, John French, Ray Omori. Third Row: Coach Ray Southstone, Monte Green, Jerry Mackay, Rusty Hawkins, Travis Wofford, Tom Crawford, Joe Lee, Roger Giddings, Jim Stotts, Bob Bedford, Chuck McLaughlin, Lynn Staten, Art Sloan, Coach Elmer Harritt. Mr. Bonebrake and Mr. Ross J. V. Coaches Mr. Harritt and Mr. Southstone Varsity Coaches FOOTBALL Vista-0 Escondido-24 An unexperieneed Vista eleven had trouble getting going in the first game of the '51 season and looked a little shaggy by dropping their opener to a bigger and better Cougar squad. Vista-7 Capistrano-45 Harley Lobo and his Capistrano teammates made it a field day in scoring in every quarter to roll over the Panthers who, however, showed signs of improvement and managed to put together an offensive punch early in the first half. Vista-7 Tustin-6 The Panthers shook their losing streak in this game and showed their winning class in dumping Tustin 7-6. Contrary to the previous two games, the Panthers defensive team had no trouble in stopping Tustin. Vista-26 Fallbrook-12 Vista made it four straight over the Warriors in the first league game of the season. The Panthers had a little trouble in getting an offense going and mastered the game in every quarter but the second. Vista-13 A. 8: N. Academy-0 Vista went into their second league game underdogs for the fifth time, but proved their ability to do the unexpected in shutting out A.N.A., 13 to 0. Vista's team looked good on offense and blocked like professionals to open gaping holes for the Panther backs. Vista-31 Brown-13 The Panthers had little trouble in finishing their league season undefeated by trouncing Brown, 31-13. Vista showed all that they meant business by scoring twice in the first five plays and three times in the first quarter. They used the rest of the game to sharpen up their attack for the Oceanside game. Vista-20 Oceanside-20 The Panthers played their best game of the season in winning a moral victory from the Pirates. Although the score showed a 20-20 deadlock, the Panthers felt it was their game. They mastered the battle in all but the third quarter and scored the first two times they got the ball. Then, with their backs against the wall and trailing 20-13, the Panthers did it again by scoring once and having the ball on the 13-yard line when the gun went off to end the game. Vista-19 San Dieguito-21 Vista played the Mustangs even ball, but a couple of bad breaks in the fourth quarter and a couple of missed conversions spelled defeat for the Panthers. The Homecoming crowd of 3000 saw the Panthers fight back from the short end of a 14-0 score at the half to out play the Mustangs in the second half. Vista-0 Coronado-32 CS.C.I.F. Playoffsl Vista ran into too much in the Islanders from Coronado and although these game guys from Pantherville played their hearts out, the Coronado team outplayed Vista and won handily, 32-0. whit, Ed Myers CLE? Joe Lee CLTB 5' N Charles Crafts KRTU z -' f A fs Jerry Toll QT? Ronald Seden fEb Roger Giddings 1LTb Harvey Itzaina KG! John Roger QTF John French iHBJ Don Norris fCb 4121. Robert Bedford 1REb Jim Peterson rFBi Monte Green QHBD 54221 Charlie Imoto fHBJ B0b Hedrick fl-IBJ Bill Leith fHBP Travis Wofford lQBr Art Sloan RFB! Bruce Dominguez lRGl Ray Omori 1LGl Lynn Staten KHBD O First row, left to right: Bill Shrode, Jim Odle, George Martinez, Larry Brotzman, Clair Lair, Ed Christiansen, Joe Gonzales, Gary Contreras, John Lotterer, Charles Mull. Second row: Takeshi Sonada, Shan McAllister, Larry Villa, Glen Hayden, Harry Smith, David Phillips, Bob Smith, David Geary, Sammy Vince, Richard Moreno, Jim Petersen, Gary White, Melvin Remsburg. Third row: Coach Frank Ross, John Martin, Roger Monroe, Charles Tipton, Jerrie Miller, Tommy Sloan, Joe Lopez, Melvin Purves, James Flannagan, Bruce Johnson, Jimmy Chappell, Richard Rice, Art Dominguez. Back row: Petie Oliver, Frank Willett, Mark Shearer, Richard Elsner, Harold Sonada, Tommy Johnson, Garland Caine, Jack Thompson, Manager, Richard Brown, Bill Weaver. J. V. FOOTBALL Vista's J. V. enjoyed a very successful season, pulling almost the reverse of the Varsity Squad. They won their first two games, taking the opener from Capistrano 14 to 0 and copping their second tilt 13 to 6 from Tustin. In the league opener the J. V.'s had to settle for a scoreless tie with Fallbrook. Undaunted, they traveled to A. N. A. and swamped the Cadets, 15 to 7. Next up for the undefeated Panther junior crew were the Brown Cadets. They con- tinued in the win column, topping Brown 21 to 6. Here the I'antl1er's luck ran out. Ocean- side dealt our rugged -l. V. a merciless drubbing 20 to 7. The San Dieguito J, V. followed the next week by taking our luckless J. V. into camp 12 to 6 in a hard-fought battle that made both teams play heads up ball for all foul' quarters. The J. V. squad ended up with a -I win, 2 loss, 1 tie record. Vista 14 Capistrano 0 Vista 13 Tustin 6 Vista 0 Fallbrook 0 Vista 15 A, N. A. 7 Vista 21 Brown 6 Vista 7 Oceanside 20 Vista 6 San llieguito 12 5 Hill ali 39 .BBQ ' 4 .J 'S 3 . I V1 ,pq 1 M. X fit' A Q Qi BEAT THE CLOCK The Vista Casaba five opened the season against the taller and more experienced Oceanside crew, Oceanside dropped the Panthers by 10 points, 42-32. Next up for the Panthers was the Kiwanis tournament where the Panthers split even in the four games to cop the limited Division Consolation trophy. The Panthers opened up the year '52 by dropping a three pointer to Escondido, 41-38. They dumped Fallbrook the same week, 48-47. Vista went into their first league game against the A. N, A. bearing the brunt of a four win, six loss record. The Panthers dropped another three pointer as the Cadets staved off a last quarter rally to hand the Panthers their first league defeat. In an overtime tilt against Brown, Vista won 54-50 after dropping another league tilt to Ramona 39-47. Julian dealt Vista their third league loss, 69-42, but Vista ended up the league season by dumping Fallbrook 46-40. The Panthers ended up the season with 9 wins and 14 losses. Basketball Scores Vista 32 Oceanside Vista 39 Brown Vista 28 Mar Vista Vista 26 Ramona Vista 43 Brown Vista 37 E1 Centro Vista 32 San Dieguito Vista 38 Escondido Vista 48 Fallbrook Vista 61 S. D. V. Vista 31 A. N. A. Vista 61 S. D. V. Vista 38 Ramona Vista 54 Brown Vista 33 Ramona Vista 42 Julian Vista 28 Point Loma Vista 46 Fallbrook Vista 24 Oceanside Vista 31 Ramona Vista 40 San Dieguito Vista 47 Fallbrook Vista 30 Sweetwater 5 fa res: 5 if i First row, left to right: Dave Miller, Jim Chappelle, Jim Peterson, Bill Peters, Dewain Ilatridge, Travis Wofford, Bill La Rue. Second row: Bob Miller, Bob Brenan, Charles Crafts, Dave Peterson, Charles Helsley, Ed Myers, Ray Ross. coach. First row, left to right: Dave Miller, Joe Lopez, Roger Hansow, David Creigh, Ronald Ouellet, Bill Lu Rue. Second row: Bob Miller, Robert Smith, Jerry Love, Richard Elsner, Glen Anderson, Harold Ilelsley, Ray Pascoe, Coach. First row, left to right: Billy Chung, James B. Peterson, Jack Thompson, Gordon Clopine, George Romero, Melvin Remsburg, Jimmy Odle, Gary White, David Phillips, Richard Skinner. Second row: Buddy Jurgensen, Lary Contreras, Richard Moreno, Walt Dethlefs, Michael Kelly, Sammy Travis, Clair Lair, Bill Rickman, Michael Calvert, Robert Honaker, Joe Rickman. B Basketball The Panther Junior cage 5 had a rather disastrous season of war, winning but six and losing l2 for a .333 percentage. ln league play they also had a little trouble, dropping all five contests by close scores. The J. V. was as good a floor team as anyone they played but their trouble was their inability to score. They couldn't seem to find the range and this was their trouble all year. They showed their ability to Win the Ramona B Tourney by eopping two wins to bring the consolation trophy home to Vista. C Basketball The Panther t'C's had a very successful season tallying in the win column eight times against three setbacks. They proceeded a good defensive club and a good ball handling club which was sufficient enough to turn back most. clubs. They turned in a 4-1 league record to take second place. Another highlight of the HC season was the two victories taken in the Brown Tournament to bring home the consolation trophy. D Basketball The mighty midgets upheld Vistas honor by ranking second along with the C's. The lYs sporting a. 4-l record in league play bested almost all they faced to chalk up second place for Vista. They battled .500 for the season, winning four and losing four, A very good record for a first. season club. Field Evenfs Left to right: Dick Tanaka, Bob Bedford, Arthur Sloan, Charles Crafts. Pole Vaulf Left to right: Dick Tanaka, Bob Bedford. Shof Pui Left to right: John French, Charles Crafts, Frank Hall. 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'l'll0 Pzmtlit-1' t s . wlm wmi two :tml lust umt in pi'm'tit't-. wmi tliv t'Hlllit'I't'lll't' nivvt. livsitlvs this tlivy st-t two svliuol i'1-vulwls. lit-mi lillNT 1-lippml ull' tlit- lHtl .X'2ll'tl tlzisli ni ltl svvuiitls ziml tliv iw-lziy tvznii ol' l lz1i1zig'z1ii. ilIlllll'tll'2iS, livlly :lml lillst wznltxwl tl1r'mig'li tliv lltl in 4!l,Sl, ROLLER DERBY Left to right: Harvey Itzaina, Tom Crawford, Ken Fox, Victor Anderson, Charles Crafts John French, John Royer, Dick Tanaka, Dave Peterson, Bob Bedford, Frank Hall, Art Sloan 2? . ,. First row, left to right: Larry Niggli, Henry De La Rosa, Joe Lopez. Second row: Billy Lieth, Bobby Hedrick, Ronald Seden, Joe Gonzales, Glen Johnson, Richard Brown, Richard Pilsner, David Geary, Randolph Howe. Left to right: Leon Rust, Garry Contreras, Ralph Kelly, Walter Dethlefs, James Flannegan, George Martinas, Hidehiko Chino. CLASS CLASS CLASS Lee Rehart, Lynn Staten, Bob Bedford, Mark Shearer John Rogers Tom Crawford SCHOOL TRACK RECORDS Event 100 220 440 880 1 mile 70 H. H. 120 L. 180 L. B. J. H. J. P. V. S. P. Relay Event 100 220 660 1320 70 H. H. 120 L. B. J. H. J. P. V. S. P. Relay Event 100 180 660 120 L. S. P. B. J. H. J. P. V. Relay Name Pine Foresman Foresman Roberts Wilson Lusardi Lusardi Bedford Hubert Frazee Hinkle Rudolph Larson Lusardi Name Su gita Contreras Frickie Post Armstrong Lusardi Howe McAnany Conlon Kries Granados Meyers Lusardi Frickie Name Frickie Rust Post S. Moore Lara Dallas R. Moore S. Moore Flanagan Contreras Kelly Rust Mark 10.2 22.8 53.8 2211.4 4:56.3 9.4 14.0 21.7 20' GM 5' 11 3A 11! 8M 44' 9M 1136.8 Mark 10.2 24.2 11 1125.4 3121.4 9.8 14.1 191 71s 51 91: 10' 6M 45, 81: 1231.1 Mark 10.8 20.0 1 :30.5 14.8 457 37? 19! 1!! 10' 4114 5' 5141 49.9 Year 1949 1946 1946 1942 1951 1949 1949 1952 1939 1941 1941 1949 1949 Year 1949 1948 1948 1940 1938 1948 1946 1949 1939 1950 1939 1948 Year 1947 1952 1939 1941 1939 1939 1941 1938 1952 John Royer, Ken Fox, Tom Crawford, David Peterson Vlctor Anderson BATTER UP wt' First row, left to right: Joe Lopez, Travis Wofford, Bill Leith, Dewain Hatridge, Bob Hedrick. Second row: Bill LaRue, Manager: John French, Ralph Kelly, Ed Myers, Jim Peterson, Boh Smith, Monte Green, Coach Frank Ross. ......,..........-.......l.... Monte Green and Ed Myers Left to right: Jim Peterson, Bob Hedrick, Ralph Kelly, John French. Left to right: Bob Smith, Travis Wofford, Dewain H a t r i d g e, Joe Lopez, Billy Leith. BASEBALL The Vista horsehide nine had a little trouble getting started this year and were only able to collect four wins while losing six times. This record isn't as bad as it sounds though, as the Panthers dropped three games by one run, one by two, and the other by three runs. Two league losses, to Fallbrook, 5-6, and A.N.A., 1-3, put Vista third in league stand- ings. Vista 's failure to come through in the clutches with men on base and their shaky defense told the tale of this year 's squad. SCORES Practice Scores: League Scores: Vista San Dieguito 2 Vista 9 Ramona Vista A.N.A. 3 Vista ll Julian Vista San Dieguito 4 Vista 11 Julian Vista Escondido 11 Vista 11 Brown Vista Fallbrook 3 Vista 2 A.N.A, Vista 5 Fallbrook RACKET SQUAD 'l'l1e Panther net, squad, up to the time the animal went to press, had gone through halt' ot' the league season with a one win. three loss record. ln one practice meet the Panthers dropped a warm up tilt to Oceanside by a close score. In the second round the Panthers will be a little sharper and should take some of thc matches they dropped by close scores. The netters took Ramona for their only win, then dropped matches to Brown, Fallbrook, and A.N.A, by close scores. Quite a number of the squad are freshmen and sophomores and will be a, big help next year when Vista invades the Metro League in tennis. Much ofthe credit must be given to Coach Ray Pascoe for the work he has done in teaching these boys the game of tennis. CLASS OF 1952 RICHARD WILLIAM ALDRIDGE--General, D Basketball5 Plans to go to Junior College. VICTOR WARD ANDERSON-Commercial, Boy's League Representative 15 C Track 15 Plans to be a draftsman, join U.S. Army Air Force. BARBARA MAY BARRE'I'I'--Commercial, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Girl's League Secretary 2, Vice President 3, President 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Drum Majorette Trophy 2, 3, 45 Plans Stephens College in Missouri, then marriage. ROBERT L. BEDFORD-Commercial, Hi-Y 3, Vice President 45 Varsity V 45 J.V. Football 25 Varsity 45 C Basketball 15 C Track 15 B Track 25 Varsity 3, 45 2nd Team All-League, Football 4. RUTH ANN BLANKENSHIP-Commercial, Future Homemakers of America, Covina 2, 35 G.A.A. Covina 15 G.A.A. Vista 45 Publicity Manager F.H.A. Covina 35 Plans college. ROBERT ALAN BRENAN-Academic, C.S.F.5 Hi-Y5 Radio Club, Vice President5 D Basketball 15 B Basketball 25 B Tennis 2, 35 A Tennis 45 Plans to attend college. JOY LYNN BROTZMAN-Commercial, Tri-Hi-Y 45 G.A.A. 2, Chorus 2, 3, 45 Plans to attend Palomar College, then marriage. ARMIDA CASTILLO-Majorette 1, 2, 35 Head Majorette 2, 35 Junior P1ay5 Senior Play5 Chorus5 Tri-Hi-Y5 C.S.F. 1, 35 Secretary Chorusg Social Chairman5 Social Chairman Girl's League 25 Service Chairman 35 Outstanding Majorette 2, 35 Plans to go to college, and study dancing. MARGARET ANN KSALLYJ CASTILLO-Commercia15 Tri-Hi-Y5 La Revista Staff 45 Panther Tale Staff 45 Chorus 35 Plans business college. ESTHER CERDA-Commercial, World Friendship C1ub5 Chorus 35 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Girl's League Representative 45 Plans to get married. MARGARET BERNICE CHUNG-Commercial, Tri-Hi-Y 45 C.S.F. 35 Plans to work, then go to Palomar College. THOMAS JOSEPH CRAWFORD-Academic5 Plans to attend Palomar College. DALLAS MONROE GREEN-Academic, VarsityV 45 Hi-Y 45 Sports Editor of La Revista 45 Student Council 45 Vice-President and President of Senior Class5 J.V. Football 1, Varsity 45 C Basketball 1, 25 B Basketball 3, Varsity 45 B Baseball 1, Varsity 2, 3, 45 lst Team All- League Baseball 35 Plans to go to college. JOAN CHARLOTTE GUTHRIE-Academic5 Glee Club 15 C.S.F. 25 Student Assembly 25 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 La Revista 45 Girl's League Treasurer and Publicity Chairman 45 G.A.A. Publicity Chairman 45 Editor La Revista 45 100 Point Award G.A.A. 25 Panthers Tale Staff 45 Plans to attend college. FRANK EDWARD HALL-General5 Hi-Y 45 Student Council 1, 2, 35 Varsity V5 Class Representa- tive 15 Class President 2, 35 B Football 15 A Football 2, 3, 45 Football Captain 45 A Track 35 Plans to study farming, then join service. DEWAIN CLEM HATRIDGE-General5 Varsity V 3, 45 Student Council 35 B.A.C. 35 B Baseball 15 A Baseball 2, 3, 45 C Basketball 15 B Basketball 25 A Basketball 3, 45 All League Baseball 2, 3, 45 2nd Team all League A Basketball 35 All League Kiwanis Basketball Eoarnament 45 2nd Team All League B Basketball 25 He hopes to be a professional base- a p ayer. CHARLES EVERETI' HELSLEY-Academic5 C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Class Representative 45 Boy's State Representative, Stan Cook Scholarship Award 35 Life Membership C.S.F.5 D Basketball 1, C Basketball 25 Plans college at Cal.-Tech. majoring in engineering or physics. RICHARD LEE HILDRETH-Academic5 D Basketball 25 B Basketball 35 La Revista Staff 45 Plans college. ELLEN MAE HINSHAW-Commercial5 Plans to go to Southern California Bible College at Costa Mesa. MARY HOUSTON-Academic5 C.S.F. 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Medal 1, 25 Class Representative 35 Secretary 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior P1ay5 Treasurer Girl's League 45 Student Council Representative 35 Secretary G.A.A.: Welfare Chairman of Girl's League5 Band Letter5 C.S.F. Certificate5 G.A.A. Chevron5 Plans college in Colorado, then marriage. GERTRUDE HOWLAND-Commercial5 Band 2, 3, 45 Treasurer of Band5 C.S.F. 15 Tri-H-Y 45 Plans to get married. ALLEN CHARLES HUBER-General5 Letterman's Club CRiversideJ5 Varsity V 3, 4, President 45 Student Council 45 Student Assembly 3, 45 Student Body President 45 A Football 2, 35 A Track 2, 35 Football All League 2nd String End 25 All League Track Meet 25 Football All League 2nd String Fullback 35 4th Place Track Medal lAll League Track Meet 375 3rd Place San Diego County Emblem Award 45 Plans to go into the service and then marry. Plans to support his wife by being a disc jockey. ELIZABETH ANNE JONES-Commercia15 Tri-H-Y 3, 45 G.A.A. 25 Plans marriage. PATSY MACK JORDAN-General5 Housewife, Fulltime. ANALEIESCERKPATRICK-Academicg G.A.A. 2, 3,45 G.A.A. Chevron5 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Plans college at . . . MARY LOUISE LARA-Academic, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-President 45 G.A.A. Chevron, Pennantg Plans college. JOYCE MARY LARSEN-Commercial, C.S.F. 2, 3, 45 Panther Tale and La Revista 45 Plans to attend Woodbury Business College. GRACE LAYNE-General, Tri-Hi-Y, Chorus5 Senior Play5 Band5 Junior Class Treasurer5 Senior Class Secretary5 Tri-H-Y Publicity Managerg Tri-Hi-Y President5 Girl's League Vice-President5 Sulperior Musicianship Award5 OutstandingJunior Girl Musician Award5 Wants to go to co ege. y JOE LEE-General, Varsity V 45 Senior Play5 B Football 25 A Football 3, 45 Plans to be a cattle rancher. BARBARA ADELE LUDWIG-General5 G.A.A. Torrance 1, 25 Secretary Tri-Hi-Y Torrance 25 Tri- Hi-Y 2, 35 Freshman Class Secretary, Torrance5 Plans to be a switchboard operator. BE'I'1'Y MAYFIELD-Commercial, Tri-Hi-Y, C.S.F. 35 Gir1's League Council 2, 35 Plans college, then marriage. KATHARINE CRISMON-Commercial Chorus5 Pompon Team5 Plans secretarial work. ANDREW MARTIN DeWILDE-General, Chorus 3, 45 Plans to be a radio repairman. DORIS EVELYN DOMINGUEZ-Commercial, Tri-Hi-Y 45 Annual Staff 45 Panther Tale Staff 45 Plans nursery school. SALLY FLORENCE DOMINGUEZ-General, Tri-Hi-Y 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Pompon Team 2, 35 Plans to be a telephone operator. DONNA LUCY DOYLE-Academic, G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Publicity Chairman 45 Class Repre- sentative 1, 35 Class Treasurer 45 Secretary Student Assembly 35 Songleader 35 Senior Play5 Girl's League Officer 45 Editor Panther Tale 45 La Revista Staff 45 Plans college, then journalism work. DIANE YVONNE LEE ELSINGER-Commercial,Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 45 Panther Tale Staff 45 La Revista Staff 45 Senior Class Social Chairman 45 Majorette 35 Organizations Editor 45 Publicity Chairman 45 Plans to go to Stephens College in Missouri. ROGER GIDDINGS-General, Hi-Y President 45 Band5 Senior Class Vice-President5 C Basket- ball 15 J.V. Football 15 Tennis 3, 45 A Football 45 Plans to become a rancher. GIULIANA ELENA GIOVANNINI-Academic, Pompon Team 2, 35 Plans college. SUZANNE LAVONNE GODDARD-Academic, Student Council 3, Business Manager 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Social Chairman Tri-Hi-Y 15 Tri-Hi-Y President 45 Class Treasurer 25 Outstanding Activities Award 35 Senior Play. Plans to go to college and then get married. BARBARA JEANNE GODWIN-Academic, Tri-Hi-Y 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Class President 15 Secretary 25 Treasurer 35 Vice-President 45 C.S.F. 1, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Vice-President Chorus 45 Outstanding Junior Girlg Senior Play5 Plans college and marriage. CIIARLES DAVID MCLAUGHLIN-General, Varsity V 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Student Assembly 45 Vice-President Varsity V5 Junior Varsity5 Letters in Football B 2, A 3, 45 Basketball B 2, A 35 Tennis A 2, 3, 45 Plans to be a draftsman. BETTY LORETTA MCMANUS-Commercial, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Plans marriage. JACK RAYMOND MERGET-Academic5 Plans to attend college and join the Air Force. SALLY ANN MYERS-Academic, Tri-Hi-Y 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Student Body Secretary 3, 45 Class President 25 Class Secretary 15 Received San Diego County American Legion Contest Award5 Plans to attend college. MARY LOU NOBLE-Commercial5 Plans to bea beauty operator. EVONNE M.OLSTEN-Commercia1,C.S.F.5 G.A.A.5 C.S.F. Secretary 35 Plans to go to Balboa University, then marriage. WILLIAM EARL PETERS-Commercial, B Basketball 3, Portola High5 A Basketball 45 Plans marriage in a few years. MARY MONICA PETERSON-Commercial, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Vice- President G.A.A. 45 Chorus Librarian 45 Social Chairman Tri-Hi-Y 45 Junior Class Secretary: Senior Class Treasurer5 G.A.A. 100 Points Award 15 500 Points Award 35 She plans to marry when Bob returns from Korea. CAROLYNE ESTIIER PIERCE-Commercial, Junior Play5 Band 1, 25 G.A.A. Oceanside 15 Plans to get married in the future, and plans to attend modeling school. OSCAR A. POWELL JR.-General5 Plans to take up painting as a business until he has to go into the Armed Forces. PATRICIA RAE PROM-Academic, La Revista 45 Student Council 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 C.S.F. 45 Senior Editor of the Annual 45 Social Chairman of Student Body 45 Junior Class Social Chairman 35 Freshman Class Representativeg Speech Contest 45 Was Elected Delegate to Girl's State 35 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Panther Tale Staff 45 Plans to go to Business College, work a while, then marry. ROSE SALDANA-Commercial5 Plans to be a telephone operator. WILLIAM FREDERICK SIIELLING-Commercial5 Hi-Y Vice-President 45 Track 3,4, Ramona5 Plans to attend college. WILLIAM ERIC SIBURG-Academic, Hi-Y 3, 45 C.S.F. 45 Tennis 3, 45 Plans to go to the University of Arizona. BETTY JEAN SLIVKOFF-Commercial, C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 45 World Friendship Club5 Plans to do secretarial work in Los Angeles. . ARTHUR LEO SLOAN-Commercial, Hi-Y 45 President Senior Class 45 President Band 45 President Chorus 45 Student Council 45 C Track 1, 25 B Track 35 A Track 45 D Basketball 15 JV Football 15 Varsity Football 45 Boy's League 4. CECILIA SOZA-Commercial, Pompon Team 2,35 Wants to be either a secretary or a telephone operaor. LYNN EARL STATEN-General, Hi-Y Treasurer 45 B Football 1, 25 B Track 1, 25 A Track 3, 45 A Football 45 Wants to go to Pasadena J. C., be technical engineer or draftsman. BILL STEVENSON-Academic5 Plans to go to art school. RUTH STEWARD-Academic, C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 35 World Friendship Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Chorus 25 World Globe 15 5th Place Winner in American Chemical Society's 37th Annual Iligh School Contest5 Plans to go to La Verne College. MERRITT E. STRICKLAND, JR.-Commercial, Hi-Y 45 Varsity V 3, 45 Chorus 35 Manager Basket- ball 2, 35 Football 2. LOIS VIRGINIA UTZ-Academic, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Drive Chairman 45 Girl's Glee 45 Social Chair- man 45 Panther Tale 45 Society Editor 45 La Revista Staff 45 Girl's League Representative 45 Plans to attend Stephens College in Missouri, then marriage. DELPHINE CHRISTINA VERHAEREN-General,G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Chorus 45 Pompon Team 2, 35 G.A.A. Secretary 45 100 Point Chevron in G.A.A. 25 Plans to work for a year or two, then hopes to get married. ELVIRA VILLA-General, Tri-Hi-Y 45 Chorus 3, 45 Chorus Librarian 35 Plans to work. CHARLES RICHARD WAEGNER--Academic, D Basketball 15 B Tennis 35 .Varsity Tennis 45 Plans to go to college. TRAVIS H. WOFFORD-Academic, C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 25 Varsity V 45 Student Council 45 La Revista 45 Panther Tale 45 Student Body President 45 B Baseball 1, 25 D Basketball 15 American Legion Award Bell High School5 B Basketball 35 B Track 35 A Baseball 3, 45 A Football 45 A Basketball 45 All-Tournament at Fallbrook, Basketball 45 Honorable Mention All League B Basketball 35 lst Team All League A Basketball 45 Plans to attend University of Arizona and play professional baseball. DONALD LELAND WOLFE-Academic, C.S.F. 43 Hi-Y 45 Business Committee 2, 35 Panther Tale Staff, La Revista Staff 45 Junior Play5 Senio: Play5 La Revista Business Managerg 9th Grade Student Body President5 Plans to attend the University of Redlands and study music and law. Intends to be concert pianist. LORRAINE L. WORTHINGTON-Commercial, Student Body Treasurer 45 Plans to live to a ripe old age and die. LORRETTA MAE WORTHINGTON-Academic, G.A.A. 3, 45 Trl-H1-Y 3, 4.5 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Randsburg High School Honor Society 15 'G.A.A. President .49 Trl-H1-Y V169- President 45 Tri-Hi-Y Vice-President 45 Student Council G.A.C. 45 Badminton. Award Kern County 15 Randsburg G.A.A. Award5 Chorus 2-Year Pin5 Plans to go to a Christian College. Aufographs aQe.a.,u OQLQA4 Miailfld Y' MOU- Mig 12-:WL , QL 5 doodv 'QU-xv Mau-V TJLLW WCW' WT Www b . m ! H530 1 FP' 931 'x Q AQ nw P ,Av 73. af., A, f if .v'a,'i:f-fffrxw x -f: v fi 2. y , ' I Qx iff: . J 5 +1 .X -WX 'W A 10 nga GFS Avg!! HI 1.8 lie NIH- .ET ' nz Acknowledgments Tile La Revista staii sincerely tiianicsz Tile Vista Press,-fpuiaiisiiers. Annis Portrait Studio-Photographic cieveioping and printing. i Paul Heismann Studio,-Senior portraits. Robert Kintz-Photographic work. QF I , u '16 9 f W C F fffvfpi RMA 1 uf 'L 0 ,W ,Xia 'fsfl' 0' 94, NJ W' ftp! 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