Webb Schools - El Espejo Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1958 volume:

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Sclwol 4 T: 4 ei' V aussi Charles Work Jack Halgren Dave Brown Joe Fidanque Hardu Keck Ted Sten Ned Wynn Gary Qulggle Jlrn Hall Ray Lnndqulst Bert Cueva John Tuteur ...... editor-in-chief editor of photography copy associate associate assoclate associate editor editor edntor edntor editor busuness manager assistant editor assistant editor drattsman IH chief assistant copy editor Photographers Carr C rd Gray R Hall S Hanson Melone Ripley J Somers L Somers Thomson Contrlbutors Atherton C Blalsdell Boyne Cooley Culbertson Duff Dunham Edwards Emrlch Gray Hathaway B Hazelton Hempel J Hudnall Kelland Kersten Ketchum Larson Lowe McConahey Melone T Moore Plaut Phlllups Rrpley Robbins Stark Serttert J Smith Stlth Swede Trorn mald K Watters T Whnte Whitmore R Whyte 1 , 0 I I - I I I A I ' I ' , U I I I ' I I I I I I ' I I . I I V I D I I l I - - I I I 1 ' I - I r l I l I - 521:11-a.:i:4:f4 I A.,.:1:1315Ei5E5igE Q :?f5E55E5E2EfE25f3i5i 0 Ent i 1921 N S '493525252f2QEQEQEQEQEfE3E5E?1555 A I FACULTY STUDENTS Honor Commuttee Class Class Class Class Class ATHLEUCS Athletic Commnttee lntramurals Football Soccer B Football Basketball B Basketball Baseball Track B Track Tennls ACTHHUES Debating Qutll and Scroll C 5 F El Espelo Blue ancl Gold Dances Orchestra Clrtour Drama Peccary Soclety Camera Club Art Club Block W Electronucs Club Trap Club Rntle Club SNAPS 4 4 14 CONTENTS . . . 17 0 . . . 33 ' 34 ot '62 36 ot '61 40 ot '60 44 ol '59 A8 of '58 52 . . . 83 ' ' 83 84 86 92 96 98 102 10 J. V. Baseball 107 108 lll ' 112 ,, 119 ' 119 A 120 . . . 121 ' 122 12 126 128 ' 129 130 ' 132 134 135 136 ' 137 138 A 139 : 2 W x ai- H C-5- A. FOREWCDRD A record. A yearbook should be just that. First and foremost, it is the record of the year. A successful book rnust give a complete review of all student activities, from football to trisbee and debating to dancing. The yearbook rnust also be interesting and entertaining not only to the students and faculty, but also to those who know nothing about the school, in short, a work of some literary merit. Finally, a theme must be found that will unify the book. These are the objectives we have tried to keep in mind while planning this annual. It is with a great deal of pride that we, the class of '58, present El Espeio - l958 in hi ti - the record of our year in sight and sound. 4 I , 21 Q, W W l qn.' ' 4 rv?- un Aa 1-3 I 1 SAL.--7 r. I X1 fs-fn ,i . 4,1-ZZ? ,, . x ...- 4 - ,-.--v- I .- v fx I 1. I l I H HIS FAMILY HIS WORK The Wrlson tamlly Tommy Barbara Gordon Mrs Wnlson and Jackle To Mr Gordon A Wllson a true scholar gentleman and friend we dedicate EI Espelo 58 A record of twenty years ot unseltvsh devotuon to the Webb School and nts students has endeared htm to all For the past tour years Mr Wrlson has served as sensor college advnser Swamped wuth transcrupts recommendations torms tor this torms tor that he has shoul dered the burdens ot college admlsslon The annual you now hold ns the twen tneth El Espelo to profnt from has counsel and skull The Camera Club Orchestra Qurll and Scroll and Blue and Gold have also been fortunate enough to come under hrs advnsershup and ansplratlon sonal cost Mr Wllson does many many good turns any one ot whnch IS llkely to be known to very few persons In Englush IV Hamlet Macbeth and all the rest ot Shakespeare come aluve at his touch Mr Wilson IS also a classlcal scholar he has taught Greek Latun and Ancient I-llstory Wrth thus cledlcatuon we hope that un a very small way we can express our gratltude to Mr Wnlson and pay tribute to hrs versatulnty patrence and kindness We wlsh you Mr Wulson and your tamlly contlnued success In all that you undertake and we svncerely hope that the Webb School wnll contrnue to benetnt from your generoslty learnung and wisdom .ski Introduc ng W lluam Makepeace Thackeray I 'A+' any AX- ' , I, bf Il 8 xml . ' 4 ' ' I I I I t I I I I I A I ' I I - ' I I , Always eager to help anyone in any way, at any time, no matter at what per- - - ' 2 , I , , . .3 ,X 5' . I I i N , I I I X a a ' The record of our year in sight ond sound 5 I 0 bit ,. .rx , f 1 0' J ff 1 R W is 151. J ' , ,A . , -ruff ,652 -Q , Q ' h .5 .. 4' .W,5. ma 4 .gk .,.f,.pl.. U 11 if x V: f ,Ig at f ' CH I: fl ,C A 'P ,, I af, - Qi! I ffp I arty ' I if' ' g 4. -1 Ms W ard C Jackson IQ! Mr T Kar I l3l Mrs Ebert Shark l4l Dr Thompson Webb ISI Mr Mallard Sheets lol Mr Ira Frusbee I7l Mr Leon Scales l8l Mr Wulluarn V Shannon l9l Mr Charles Scrnpps llOl Mr Donald C McKenna llll Mr Harold M Ruddnck ll2l Dr Frederuck Hard Il3l Mr Howell Webb Not puctured Mr Phrlap A Loomls Jr Mr Frank B Barker Mr Henry Paul Wullns Mr Horace L Blackman ex off1clo as President of the Alurnnu Assoclatlon nity? FQ 7711526 1 For the Board of Trustees thus year has been one of watttng The school has already recetved non proftt recognttlon by the State of Calnfornta but to beneftt from federal recognutton a certtfucate of tax exemptnon must be tssued by the government followtng a year of state chartered non profnt operatton The certtfucate has been appluea tor and may have been received by the tme thts artlcle as published Meanwhtle the Boar l watts Its recetpt .fvtll enable the Board to put ts plans for expanston of the school unto effect Already the Trustees have :nought the ntne and one half acre Intramural fuel l and donated generously toward scholarshtps under the le raersh p of P es dent T Ktrk Htll The Boarj has n'aJe concrete plans for full redesngntng of the school plant Architects Allen G Slple and Edward Huntsman Trout have been worktng on the master plan for more than 1 ye r In the past few months detatled rlesugns have neared completion forthe fnrst unlt of the new constructtnn a aorrnttory and three all tcent master shomes to be locatel abofe the Alanno Ill. r. ill . , . . 'kH'll, , . l ll, if 312 n, wal 6 7 6 5 . A-V, A .l I' , ., F , I, l A 9 L, l I lc T rt T THE BOARD 0 W0 L7 QQ gf IP Q NW Y W Y gf Q fig fl - XM E 42 Y 1 0 'XV A 'L ,xuxijo 754 5? K 5 4? 4 Q! T- VE P? J 4, HI' K V J , gg WW R R A bo' 2 5: K A653 L X N il K X W 1 X V V fx dig , Q 2 fm? yvmx' 3 7? J ff 3 Eg 2 23 A w f , 5 ' . V 1 N A A Q n If T f M e EDWARD T PRICE AB Vanderbrlt Unrversnfy Umversrry of Chrcago Pomona College Claremont Graduate School LIBRARIAN rrght RAYMOND M ALF A B Doane College A M Umversrty of Colorado Claremont Graduate School Umversaty of Calrfornua BIOLOGY ADVANCED MATH PALEONTOLOGY 1 'Q 1.3 fa efl JOHN R C SUMNER AB Coloraao College Tre Sorborme Umversny of Calrfornra A M C'arerrom Graduate School NSHI l NCHII 661 FREDERICK R HOORER A B Pomora College Claremcn' Cradare School A EBRAI ll 'lll--1-. I i sf my above left GORDON A. WILSON A,B. Pomona College A.M. Claremont Graduate School University of California University of Southern California LATIN B ENGLISH IV above center RAMSAY L. HARRIS A.B. Colgate University A,M. University of California LATIN A ENGLISH III PUBLIC SPEAKING above right LESLIE H. PERRY A.B. Pomona College Claremont Graduate School DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS MATH 8 right D. MURRAY ALEXANDER BS. St. Andrews University M.S. California Institute of Technology Stanford University PHYSICS CHEMISTRY ADVANCED PHYSICS H! I . g Y! 'IK ld ss as rgfy as as Davos can ndilait su-41: ahabu 0 lux 'vnu Lubes: Cu Qsuou rQ13-I SADIE DEMPSEY, NURSE RN F'rrvIcw I-IospIrf1I, M nnenpolis Un wfsiw of lVIIrmcsoTU IUEICVV ICI? SAMUEL PARKMAN A B Harvard Umvers Ty How 1rd Grodove School of Educumon CI remom Gmduo e SCHOOI MODERN HISTORY LATIN C below comer LALJRENCE MCMILLIN AB Prmceion Umversxty LATIN B ANCIENT HISTORY ENFLISI-I II below ugh? WILLIAM R WEBB IV A B Umversny of North Corolmo Umverswty of New Mexuco BIOLOGY SCIENCE 'Wi ' x , 3, .eu I 4 nv l ar rlght GEORGE E RING BS Umverstty of Idaho Claremont Graduate School PLANE GEOMETRY ALGEBRA Il rgv SAMUEL W CALVIN A B Claremont Men Colleae Claremont Graduate School UCLA Groduate School 395555-L flu Q lt,Q.!-N 2.4 1911945 ar eff PETER F BAYNE BA Oxford Umversuty BUSlNESS MANAGER e GERALD C JOHNSON AB Prmceton Umversty Prlnceton Graduate School ENGLISH I N II I fd in-. 7 -Q will M obove center MANUEL D NADAL A B Homnlton College Harvard Umversuty Boston Unnversuly Wesleyon UDIVEYSITY UNITED STATES HISTORY ANCIENT HISTORY obofe Hgh? DONALD J YOUNG A B Prnncf on Unwersl f N Horvvrd Unwers ry T e Sorbonne FRENCH I ISH ET PAUL DARROW INSTRUCTOR IARTI 7 0 ge ' fs 1 n f I ' r olcr Soff' fssls mf fn Dlrevor to Mlllord Sheets Los Angeles County Fclr THE DAY: We ge1'upaf7:10 . .. - .Q . . . dress os we run . . . fo breakfast, which is of 7:15. Usually we have chapel week- days and Sundays, where we like To sing Hymn No, 195 . . . TG or hear a sensor gave a 23 unless :Ts Wednesday or Saturday when we attend as 3 I sembly affer whlch we have classes nn algebra hnsfory Lafm and chemistry and more classes urml we have lunch of l 10 'W and still more. . . w. ' 1 . Y Qfhf ' if Q x 1 ,n r . WH rg L - 'Q-v ,. f ww., -Us wr! 1,45 fl! T I xxxxx xxxv xx.x. .xxx xlg lL., . -,f', ,I ,,., frr 1 I nl.'1 . fx ,l1v'0L r ul 0 Q --4 O -.... ..... ,, ws. . ,e wav F ..n-u- - up A 9, , as wg ' VAKMM u lik' ' + Q K .x .,,,. Q X , Q ,g,,N.N f - Q i 7 ' I i ...unless we Toke ca doy off to ploy frisbee . . . or broom hockey Next we shower ond dress or study hall where we work oft demeruts on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons 1! i but we can always look forward to dlnner fand rafflesl six -s ' 1 X f ,qi I . k X ,L- I I K ' Q H ...I QI' ,JJ I G 1 VE D 3 I I Q S' 13 7,1 1' zo I6 ,,- 2 1' H 1 U a 1 Z 3 41 E 5 7 8? D Q 'P 6 73? 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TIIP 3iII0 I IIIIJEI ,T,1::.v,Iw for ITS pup If, In frm Ir r ww rIImmfmiowf1f5ff, FI II QII worm! 3Tcm'Ic1rfi ze ivfcfw' 'm'i IfIffcxI', I' Irv 'W 2 ,HMI IwQfMI,f,I ...II f:pff2I05fwfe:wI Q1 'rcvmrirm :MT I, Cx' NMI Cu D,I ,.b'E?, OI IHJI SIL' eff 'zffivrw ,mg cz, I ,, 'T' 1 of 'Iwe me 'T In SM fmg fc. pnf I . ., , A X ,V I,I,'f-I,I, STI I JI CC I If 'I CII 3 J , 1I I Joe Fidanque Hurdu Keck president first semester Student government as it is known at Webb functions through the Honor Com muttee This Commuttee composed of five Seniors and three Juniors is elected at the end of each year by the student body from candidates nominated by the incumbent Honor Committee and approved by the faculty Managing the dor mending courses of action are the province of this Committee The president of the student body is elected from the senior Honor Commltteemen by student vote By virtue of this vote he also becomes the president of the Honor Committee and presides at its weekly meetings Senior Honor Committeemen of this year were Dave Brown Jack Halgren Joe Fndanque Hardu Keck and Charles Work Juniors were Jim Hall Ray Lindqulst and John Rogers Joe Fidanque was president for the first semester mitories, representing the students, handling disciplinary problems, and recom- rw 1 3 ,Q 'huhsbu .I,1lgr kwa- ,pix ywpgpv-rr Q- p- Charles Work DGV'd Brown Jock Hcxlgren fs Q nv- Jm Hull Pay Lwfiqunst c f Pfgf-rs 'G ' 1 1. ','f ,,- gg 5 A W.. .w ? ff' ' u gg 21' lg -0 - ' - i , 1 ' 1? ' m Q A ' i 15 iw . Qi kv' ,,1 .. . 1 n , , 1 f-MQ-1 i '1 gx,L A . N V1 Ll ' ' f i 5 A 1 .l , .L ' ' 13,3-:rfb Q f ' gg .' '. x ' ifi 'W QM Y L f Q ' - , x 1 I ,, 1 1 V 'I ' fix. .l X . i . ., , ii' I 'J131 A , KN. :Al s f 1 ' ' , if' f . X Q r! , . iff , N ,,, .Af M IL! ,A T' , , sy 1 1 ' - V4 1 s ' f 5 'ff 1 ' 4 ' 4 - 'D' --5 Q 5 5, Q' , ' ' ,fl 1 'V Q sf 239K X X X igxsx Mc rch, ,A , gm STANDING: Greening, T. Wynn, N. Blcisdell, B. Hamilton, Trommald, Boyne, Trefefhen, D, Hondschumccher. H 7 .4,.-L' ,f A , A, 4 vi l . h , lug p sl xiii, f , . ,9' ,i A ft , . .vp ,, xr, , - 4, XJ XP -,-'A Q 3 ,N , n Q5 AQ J, .v xx . xv , , , ,- V, ' K Q Xfx L Q . X N5 , Vi ff Q X . 36 CLASS 4. Washburn, Q Q 660 ff CDF My Mr. Parkmcn comments on the shape of things to come. X if fi . ff 6 jfby I 'Elf Eighth Grade Officers: Washburn, secretary, Bayne presidenfg Trommcld, vice-president. in ff fldvgl biz 115 if W WWW qnjjfjl Next? W-A W ,iii AWQOY , will The Nomadic eighth-grad- ers have covered much of the beautiful California countryside on their periodic outings for scientific re- search. Meanwhile back at the school, the members participated in many varied extracurricular activities. In their wanderings, they inspected the Griffith Plan- etarium and took a peccary trip to Barstow. During the science lab period on Sat'- urday morning the eighth grade made frequent ex- cursions in the general area of the Pomona Valley. On these excursions the mys- teries of rivers, weather, land masses, inundations, igneous, metamorphic, sed- imentary materials and soils were investigated. ln ad- dition the depths of the heavens came under their scrutiny through the lens of Mr. Alf's telescope. The eighth graders enthusi- astically participated in the Choir, Rifle Club, Model Club, and the Outside Reading Club. - MW!! Wm ' 6 2 39 SuCfzGTfv:uS i7Q7L 'f .SQL C0 s ZX? I 3, . . f f SEATED: L. Somers, H. Herring, Wallace, Enrin, Lesser, Kearns, Johnson, D. Gerard, J. Gerard, Connelly. STANDING, FIRST ROW: La Selle, Tod, B. Hanson, Parks, M. Hudnoll, Springer, C. Hazelton, Kelland, Fiock, McClure, Isaacson. STANDING, SECOND ROW: Bong, Grandsfaff, Millar, Davidge, S. Smith, Erving, Birdsey, Kunzel, Carr, Armsfrong. - A I . 1 ' ' ' . 6 I VK,' K L! ' Q In C. 4 J CTV 7 iz., . ,ff f' J' -. 6' f 5 ,I I 9 1 l I, I c fe, yr . y I Iv ' fe - U l Nfl. I . I N .1 N I ' ,fm , M . I 2' X rl V of I - XQV5 , ,f A ,pgaazf If 1 . . w. X5 Cl ' ' .I r H, v , f 3 -, :-S Z' Pr f ff ,7 A A.,-517 , L '7 L k K I ff f ,E f' ' A' if X, f 1 3' f' Z' jf . 2 I X H ,ff ,W f ,f N 5 N . N 5 W xx. nf SEATED: Krieger, Brunscome, Dunham. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Clark, Warjone, Price. STANDING, SECOND ROW: Beuudetfe, Strub. jr qv I, 'U I 1' L,.fw?,- ,ff,4.m.ff ,., IA! 4.55, MM, J,QMVf W ww, 4,15 QQ f I IOII 5 If I 'lx DQ I N' X, 4 'G xl ow! Efgjrffg J :Jw if Freshman Class Officers: C. Hazelfon, Treasurer Johnson, vice-president Erving, president L. Somers movie commiffeemcmg Strub, dance committeeman Kellond, secrerory. C Q rf ' A0154 f il W' V r rww. WWA, Gbjgs y 4 YK YQ? rf G r. gf H3 Q D ' 'M Mr. Harris supports maxim. .WM W, l ifirl W off of C ' lab S OA! lflo t' i if W il i-ld il Alf in 20,3 J rwigir if 'wi N? 9. yi S N 1 U lA Enter, Freshmen, including the largest number of new faces on campus. Always eager, they carried the ball for the B's and the water cups for thirsty visiting min- isters. Their class days were filled with equations, an- cient civilizations, coniuga- tions, and Shakespeorian machinations. For the first time several scholars seized the opportunity of becom- ing members of the Califor- nia Scholarship Federation. During their extracurricular hours, they ioined in De- bating, blew their horns in the orchestra, dabbled in oils in Art, clicked their shutters in the Camera Club, and flipped pages in the Outside Reading Club. Many of the day-boy mem- bers of the class made spe- cial trips from their homes to attend functions of the li ljxdfgxld- extracurricular program. Re- -ALX I , plete in school tie, solid- M91 f color socks, conservative Jw -Cffifi shoes and Webb blazer, the j in new Freshmen made their ' ,X 'social debut at the Webb l N ' ,'! Qlvfdbnvces. But under the spon- sorship of Mr. Harris, '61 J l N ained best known as the Oh well, I didn't need that toe anyway. 1 l-PLLQ I Ubllc Servlce class' , lf ' - 'l . ' A2669 frfcmjf QM J 1 ty, .4 V .1 l 511572111 .J VL,y,,iA,, J! , y 74 f, N TX JA' M- ,I 01,4 ' fZ'r ' X21-2fffmfN'Df'?! ly! 'Hill U Fl , ,,,s . , iv JL , iffy Lg,,,f'f!, 5 ffl, A 'X i , K4 M f6f y 7,4-fi ,ffamefkhpj 5 vi Wxmjk ,,fQL i, P I I , f . K f 16471 1.yzfJ1,c,.., M! LA! wi ,gh 7 if ' , 7 u if dpi 1 l' ,after-at J if V! f Jyrinfq-17,1 T 51 fl! N'U'0'i ?-f XTIPVMLJ-be QAZX- Luau-4., me HGQQQL alll-' LJvNf'C1QA,x,.:.,v..- '61 ' V 'sa W Y HW X 5 W ey - f B , 1 ' V 31.3, 'T fn. ff. V yy U V if it 33 R E. ' V I' 'f f 9 5 SEATED: Cord, Thomson, S. Waters. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Geniile, Choy, Hoag. STANDING, SECOND ROW: C. Hamilton, Stith, W. Wilson STANDING, THIRD ROW: J. Williams, Duff, Gray. OF Sophomore Class Officers: Gaynor, president, Hoag vice-president: Bobrick, movie committeemany J Smith, secretary. Time out for advice. Without the courtesy of J. C. Petrillo Research has disclosed an astounding fact-in 1957- 58 one third of the school were Sophomores! Follow- ing this line of reasoning, slightly fewer than one third of the school were exposed to the insides of a frog in Biology. A few errant schol- ars delved into Modern His- tory. Sophomores slaved over quadratic equations and strange graphs in Al- gebra ll. They met Benia- min Franklin and assorted marine creatures lincluding a white whalel in English ll. In addition strange explos- ions were heard in the vi- cinity of the lower tin shacks lundoubtedly of Sophomore originl. Besides a fire-fight- ing mission sans fire, they were ably represented in all sports, in the Choir, the Electronics Club, and most other extracurricular activi- ties. A few of them attempt- ed to construct a swimming pool in the region of the Guayules, but this plan was swamped. The governing oligarchy was: Kim Gaynor, president, Carl Hoag, vice- president, Jeff Smith, sec- retary-treasurer, Mr. Perry, adviser. '60 9 s Q., ?a -f ' f -.1, 1 'l '-. T-, 4- ,,1'i'.i .fp ' .I 2 - 1 '-l.,r ,Q 1 v 9' 5, f .:-if 'f ,- . , . ' on 'Q I 1 1: -I ' ' U. I f. I U 1 4 ' '. ' 'Its-'J , , ' , Q f .6 ' . 1 l 6 , D 1 . . ., ' I ,Q f' , ,- HQ..-' , 4 .o 1 . Y ',x - ' ,MQ f, , ,A 1,033 . I f- fi f J 7 41-.aww gm- . ' .-, ,. ,- . 1' - ' I - ' L '. '1 ,' H .qu .71 I' ,J lrigq av 1, q Q-at 'UI , J,,.l I 1 ' 1.213 4 '. if ,f f L 1. -'p ,V 4 A 1 ,'i '- ' ' gf. ' Zyfb 'ff'-g Lf, . -ati 2 I' 1: M I I uv' 4, ,'.Yr .nl ,. 4' - Jr, -Q., gn- , WL. -,.-- , ' fig 4 43, ,f Pa., '.1t4. , A5 gf jf Q Q5 L ,' va--.fl -ln . - :gg ,' -I4 . -D i. fn 'N dr. ,H HY. .3 1.4 M A- M W-. 4- ' ! ' ' 'y ' J' . . , :uf Ml' , J S ' ' ' 2 0 . 5 'V ' ' ' I. '1..':'- 1 ' ' H . A U I ' . Z , 1 4 I .Z .., qgf' rf, J-, ' ' r, - .,' gy ' ' ' ' ' 1' 5 A. - -1 , Q ' - 'lglgg 3,:' . ' ' ,,x,. , A ft. xu ' M 1 '-'G ' . , KZ.. ' XS ff' A , 'az' Y' , . 1, . f m 'L if ' ,' . .,' ' A ' , 1 A' ' ff? WH'-.f If -- fn 3' f 1 -N . VU J, 'Q Q- 1 A Q -. 'Q 5 ' 'mqfi 11 , X- - ' , ' . - .,'- ' f -' s,, fi 3 nn., 0 -Klfy, , V, '., v.. 1 ' . 1, I . fs, G ln, A ,W It , . 1 gy. ' f 4 542 ,A yr if 4 ,u I A xii! ,. an fa:-wry! I A X .- K' ,X X ' 0- 1 - 1 .v R' .. 'qA. mv ' 'I L 'V' gig? if-f' 9 ,gig ' ' 1.4 23 V ' 1- U ?,f rl Q ' I , xi! MA . h .E F 8 Q X6 Q. -la rgg, ' ' 'U .ef 'Z L wr - if ' - 4 . ' X V, in . 55:7 -13 f N k A fika' I E iz, V wp A l U 1 2 ' A 1, I , , ' 'VY' is-5 X- Fv , r .f I ,,.. VI' , '-' -. . 'J '4-wil., V .,,,., X rr at Y 1 ' wage- '. SEATED: N. Wilson, Tuteur, Diefel. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Lindquist, Alvarez, Dunlop STANDING, SECOND ROW: Holman, Johnston. OF Subject? Class rings, of course. Junior Class Officers: Ketchum, movie committee- mon, Hooper, dance committeemcin, Kersten, secre- tary-treasurer, Hall, vice-president, Lindquist, presi dent. What do you mean, it melted? What has the class of '59 been up to this year? In physics lab they investigat- ed the weight which had to be placed in a cart and the angle of the inclined plane which would allow the cart to demolish the opposite wall. Non-Euclidian minds struggled with geometry and discovered many varied uses for the compass. iStudy Hall still bears the marks.l ln English Ill along with Shakespeare and lbsen they discussed the relative merits of socks and handkerchiefs. Here they went their sep- arate ways to Paleontology, French, Modern History, and Latin. Friday nights Juniors orated in Debating Society, clowned in their choir stalls, blew out fuses in Electronics Club, and read lboth inside and outsidel. They com- posed the maiority of the football team, and could be found daily in uniform chewing their fingernails. Junior cagers were the backbone of the basketball team, and strong Junior arms bolstered the baseball team. They elected three class officers, but we will not mention them, other than to say that Ray Lind- quist, Jim Hall, and Tom Kersten did not buy class rings. Mr. McMillin served as class adviser. '59 v 1 .4 1 ' ,W '-fl' ... fl vas? 74 Ng 551' , 4 Vf N N I Y K , ' , ,'v fLg gf, 'F' .mil fc' , H 3 i I V FI ,fxihvkx--fi-fr ,Y,l ,. 1 q Na X s Q, ' E 'SXSY 3' ' sri ' ' g if U 32 ' ,Q QA I' T, A JS-J gn-5 .' 1 1, 5 Q 3 Q55-1 L ' . ,A - 1 I , ,Q 55 x If ,iffy is? - 2 X nit' 3 . 4 fi. Kung Q M 2 I 5 .- :iff-. 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XMQQ lfvjfv 9j'7Ko',f! z Of' X jig 4 ffyzy eip L 4141! 1251 0171 'af ff Lfffw JJ ff 56 'Nur Equipped with a wrnnrng smule and contagious sense of humor Dave Brown IS one ot those well rounded nndnvnduals of whom Webb IS most proud Student athlete Honor Commstteeman Dave In has tour years at the school has grown nn every way He has lettered for two years In varsity track and soccer for one year IH B basketball ln hxs Senior year Dave was co captaln of the track team Hus greatest extracurncular nnterest IS the Peccary Society Born In Pomona Dave now makes hrs home In San Francisco Next year wall tnnd hum at Occ: dental, concentrating on the languages and the scxences Dave's trlendly person alnty IS sure to wan hum a promunent place an college lute Merycoldodontldea Merycoldodon culbertsonu'P Sure Dave f f vw V, if f , f -lv 1 ,f W . 1 H, gfe- ' If I 1 A4 , I , , , 6 fm l l -'J 4 f Rf ' f ff' ff' gg , J ,x' 1 ' . V , f' if , f V ' 'F A f' ,' ,fgigl . 77554 . , M . 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I I I ' 1 . , - . . , 'ov Jam Condre In has three years at Webb has proved humself a sportsman a per suaslve debater and a serious mvnded student Hrs hard work and never say due attutude toward has studres have earned dlstungulshung grades On the athletic fneld Jrm has comblned determlnatuon and fine sportsmanshnp un winning letters In B football and track and two letters IH varslty soccer Jam has also taken part In some warm dnscusslons dunng Debatrng Society meetings Able ar guments have established Jam as a successful speaker He as a rlfleman and a steady srghtrng trapshooter Jam wnll study pre medlcune at Occidental College next fall Smnle when you say that i-it C-glial al'-! 4-0-1-X 7V xr ar k'4- ufifs bk fl-'WACA vN n..fH-QI L44- Osaak -cc Lew-Qfiafcl-1-F ,L Jam .5-v-an-a,l v 4. bfi- SENIORS J ., I , I A X 2 V f ' xi L A 4 kvvv'1 , 1 ef A, f..lA Y 1 , I A V jf - . X F l SJ -- -4 ' I 1 t , Q v 5, J I V ,. l ff L D .l- 'a 57 A determrned hustler that s Bert Cueva A tlghtrng heart on the soccer team a steady hand an drattsmanshup tor EI Espelo Bert has lettered the two years Webb has had a varsuty soccer team and un the 1957 season was chosen one of the top fntteen players rn the whole conference Bert ns a crack skier a charter member ot Webb s Trap Club and enloys other outdoor sports such as svvnmmnna and hunt :ng Bert who came to Webb from Long Beach has also developed a tnghtung heart un hrs studies and plans to mayor In archxtecture after a lnberal arts course at U S C Person to persons Bert s party lane ,,,,,....- i M . l c 4 . , tq, V Y . y, L ,,1Hf2' WN M' l ,W jg, l ,X , A problem ln relaflvlfy or nucleonlcs'9 Ask James Easron An orrgunal member of The class of 1958 he has advanced far ahead of has fellows IH The fields of math and physics and has also maunfarnecl a hrgh average rn his courses Jrrn now belongs fo The CS F and has recently vvon hugh honors In The National Merit Scholarshlp 'resrs He has been an acfnve member of Webb s Intramural program rn both soccer and basketball and was a member of both The Rlfle and Camera Clubs Upon graduafuon Jlm plans To devofe has college years fo the study of elecfronlcs at Cal Tech Turn off the bubble mochnne m rn m hd'-i V911 IS' Q Swv- P i SENIORS ' . . . M . . . M . , . M fffdia s J ' gm - A K. su' . . J kb, I- tj' ' ?':. A ,W f-.1 ,A V X ln' Q- ' 5 x My , 55, ji I .fx Wg? N . , V ,, W, ff 1,2- . 1 , C l i g b l: 'nl MT ' ' ., W ,, ,d ' , vi' M -was gs.:-M , l 1 'PNN-fw'14 I fl-f s A 59 r -A ' -M 4 r'-' H , ' Q QFQJQ' ull Dave Edwards Southern drawl and qulck wut have won hxrn dlstlnctlon on the campus In hns tnrst and last year at Webb Formerly he was a student at the Lafayette School an Kentucky where he made an outstandung record before mov Ing to Beverly Halls last summer Dave has excellent ablllty In academic work which he has shown through has placement In the National Merit Scholarshrp tests As well as heading the top ot has class scholastlcally Dave became a val uable member of both the Chonr and Rntle Club He devotes much of has spare tnme to amateur geology and hxklng Dave plans to attend M I T Cal Tech or the Unnversnty of Kentucky where he will contlnue to develop hls sclentltnc talents We back to the drawing board S , . . , ' . ..., , , . II, ' fgzx .r Wx A X , ...M LA . 2 Respect and affection come easily Joe Fidanque s way A stalwart varsity man in football and baseball Jose was elected Honor Committeeman ID his Junior year and promptly applied a strong arm and commonsensical sympathy to dor mntory discipline In his Senior year the student body chose hum as their pres: dent Jose has also been active as associate editor ot EI Espelo devoting many hours to the production of yearbook photographs Next year he will go to the University ot Pennsylvania where he will attend the Wharton School of Finance ian will undoubtedly play a leading role When you guys are through with my magazines 'G' SENIORS 61 ' if . . . . . I . Atter this he plans to enter the world of business, in which the friendly Panaman- fb All f 2 , -1 ' ..f f L 3' K MW Since has entrance as a Sophomore Jack Halgren has made his mark af Webb as a hard worknng debonanr young man wlfh enfhuszasm for football and abllnfy To gef along wnrh people Durrng his Senior year Jack served on The Honor Commit fee and was a valuable assef fo Th loofball squad While malnrarnrng hrs mem bershup In The California Scholarshrp Federation he has somehow found time To complete has exhausfrve commrfmenfs as ed1Tor of phoTography on El Espelo These achlevemenfs added To lnfanglble quallfles of personalzfy make Jack a valuable member of The sfudenf body AT Wesleyan nexf year hrs defermnnaflon and Talenf will serve hum well and Insure hum a successful place In college life Whar d ya mean sTocker'9 kai 1 9 , 9 V Q . . . . . H , , , ,,,.,l k . ' -5, ... f Jumprn Jack Hathaway rs famous for hrs deTermrnaTron borderrng on ferocrfy on The playrng freld Durrng hrs Trve years of Webb Jack has been an acrrve member IH many of The school s exTracurrrcular acTrvlTres Hrs lr1TereSTar1d co oper afuon have been rnvaluable To The Fhorr and The Drama Club Durrng hrs Senror year he has Trlled The posT of sporTs edlTor Tor The Blue and Gold l-le has been 5' one of The mosT avrd and hard playrng members of The varsrfy soccer and bas 1904 keTball squads and has played B TooTball baskefball and baseball rn whrch he has leTTe-red ATTer compleTron of hrs secondary school educahon Jack plans To aTTend erTher Loyola UnrversrTy or U C LA 11-obs 751- ,ez-dec Gleep lr PM-C 6 dd'-C-IQ aL.4m4.,JQ 964740140 do-41,6 034,646 ,e4a7,en'7! 7'f-f- ,4-vw-414934, 44445, l'5A4,e'-441. AAN- frft-1.0v1.4l, 4-do-471, SENIORS 63 Z 211,111 ' , ' f D ' To 'ff -' ' ' A i 1 J I I , l ' v - 1. I, I- ,: -I . I L . , , , s A . u I V 'A . A . . I I . I I . v nl! . A . 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Q!!! 358 gfffjigl ff A ,fp gQzK!,ff1Uf f 4 'CJ ff Ziff ,oc Bug Ben Hazelton luke the classic land Ttark IS a tamous entlty on the campus An athletic Titan he received a B football and varslty baseball letter In has Freshman year thus startlng has membershnp In the elnte society of tour year let termen During hrs Senior year he captalned both varslty football and baseball teams and was an overseer to many an unhappy rnltlate of Block W Has athletic actrvltles have not interfered wlth has studies however Since his acceptance by thus school he has studued hard and has contnnually Improved has grades Next tall Ben will arrlve at the University of Pennsylvania to study business admlnls tratlon Ben tackles thousands cheer AM- ,he-5 iw 1-arm ,J X. I , 7 If ' ,I f 4- f 1 7 f' X X f ff X . L, ,f - If 1 f 4 A I fy! 7 da-5 f ' K I .4 f v, 1 f X 5 ' L Q L J 1 . ' I f f 7 L ,1 f , 7 l f 1 Q . 1 4' 7 4 7 Z 'v 7 1 f . 1 6 7- t Q1 bf 1 , , . 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V ,M ' sq l f , ' ' -f.l1' ' , A ,M s fr- t at a 'ff' 2' A , , 'f , Q 'f'i' 2 . . f ,, 64 ME ' S' ,Q -,TQ RW L ' v 1- -1 ,, ,JP s A f .f ,-.,, s. s,,Q.gg-- A hard drlvvng arnbltuon to learn and excel has taken Bruce Hernpel to hugh achaevements academrcally He has served as manager ofthe B football team and as the manager of the varslty football team durvng his Junior year Hemps has also been actnve In the Lrncoln Debatnng Society and has acted as edrtor un chief ofthe Blue and Gold this year and as editor of Webb s first llterary maga zine the Sage He has taken an Interest In creatnve writing Latin and history and he has been studying Greek on has own Durlng hrs four years here Bruce has made an outstandlng scholastac record bexng the top man un hrs class for three years He plans to attend college at either Deep Springs UCR or the UDIVPYSITV of Arlzona where he wnll study the human tles But Mrs Sumner ldndl SENIORS 65 . . ,. .1 . . . . .. H I . - . . . , . . 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'I .4 .,, f W Gentleman Jam Hudnoll hos broughT The florvor of The boomrng surf of Lo Jollo To Webb ln exTrocurrrculor ocfrvufles he was o TopnoTch proof reoder for The Blue and Gold ond hos wrlTTen for EI Espero Srnce one of hrs severol lnTeresTs IS rodlo he wos on voluoble member of The Elecfronrcs Club Enloyung oquofrc sporfs he IS porhculorly skrlled C1TSlQIr1 dlvrng woTer skung sorllng ond surf boordlng FooT boll fons know Jrrn os o hord hlTTlng guord or end on Webb s vorslfy squad Profrcle-nT In The clossroom os well os on The ploylng field he hos rnornfolned on envloble ocodemlc record Throughouf The yeor Jam hos mode mony frlends wrTh has reody snnlle and good noTured personollTy Affer groducmon he plons To sTudy engineering C1TSTClr1lOl'd or M I T Okay s llrkeg ls Q' I ' I - 1 - I - I I - ' - I , o ' ir Q 1 1 li 9 W -faorg' Z LM.,-A 614 ft A4 iff' M f7,lr' ?'!,Ml!-:,4AoZ Z' fwfr' lc T' C f Vcfg LL '-r,4fLJ'A'l 'OQTTAJ f M 7' 41, c,v174ff7 XJ4 fgfflfffcfffi we U24-4 WL K T T afcf fl U'V4 CXZ0-fb Hordu Keck oluos Toulouse Lo Keck comes from the Boltuc Coost of Estonuo The Cloremont hulls proved o hoven offer eorly lute In wortume Germony Witty scrutoble olwciys reloxed l-ldrdu hos been CSF member three yeors Honor Commrtteemon two yeors editor IN chief Blue and Gold ossoclote editor EI Espelo Sage stoffer Dromo Commrtieemon Donce Commvtteemon Debotlng So clety secretory Sophomore ond Junlor secretory treosurer Sensor vnce president lettermon rn B bosketboll tennis trock tootholl ond vorslty soccer Hrs ort mode o mrnloture Ports ot the school dlnung room, wxth Erttel Tower ond side wolk cafe Hrs tolents olso vvon notnonol ort contest recognutuon ond o Lvons Club speech oword They wnll ennch ony college Such stuff os dreams ore mode on l' . 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I. z - - , i , 7 2 ' ' 7 ' 1 ' - Known ThroughouT The Pomona Valley for hrs parTres Sherwood Knngsley has served aT Webb as well muscled grucln n and super acTnvaTed business manager for The Blue and Gold tnrollee as a day boy Tour years ago he boarded aT Webb hrs Sensor year He has been on The varsrTy football Team Tor four years and has been on The Track Team for Three For four years he has donaTed hrs services To The school sTore In hrs Junior year he was acflve IH The Drama Club and has belonged To The Trap Club for Two years Ofher lnTeresTs Include sarlrng skm diving and hunTlng Sherwood IS planning To aTTend Pomona College Where he wall mayor In pre medicine or engineering Anyone for Tennis? Q I AR . Tx, J, T N ' I , I :A - ' I . I ' , . 1 ir A slnevvy lad vvuth flamlng red halr rs Norman Larson Snnce comnng to Webb from North Hollywood Norm has won many friends and earned hugh recognstnon for both hus athletvc abullty and hrs work IH electronics Makung the most of a fascnnatnon for altitude he excelled as a hugh gumper pole vaulter and avlator A two year track man Red added a varsity football letter has Sensor year and dustnnguushed himself as a pass snatchung end Throughout has school career he has been chief electrucnan for most of the school functions whnch required a publnc address system Including Drama Club productrons Electronics will also be Red s ssnt o I buf S -13 SENIORS 4 main interest in his future study at Pomona College. Thr i ' illeg l, is rt? x 'L rf' 69 Hlwlf U, aw, ,c' Lfwjjjwfll w D Aiiw gjywfg fJ4AfVIA!lM.!-'V 70 sf STewarT McConahey The red headed Terror from back easT has broughT much of ThaT Torelgn Influence of remoTe ConnecTlcuT To our barbanc WesT STU was a maunsfay of The varslTy soccer squad Tor Two years and In hrs Senior year he was co capTa1n of The Team Track has also beneTlTed from STu s presence dunng The pasT Two years On The academic side he has malnTalned a hugh average and sTands ID The upper Thlrd of hls class He served as secreTary Treasurer of The Sensor Class and as a news edlTor on The Blue and Gold Upon graduahon from Webb STU plans To aTTend elTher STanTord or The Colorado School of Mlnes where he wull carry ouT his ambxTlon To become a meTallurglcal engineer Look you guys I gust cleaned up my room .Z . 4 LG x l Mc, j O I N 'View sg S -- XJ 'Hr 97 .--- VHA K 4 A mind sharp in math and plans for an engineering career prove that Tom Phillips interest in motor cars is more than model deep But Webb s tall senior Blue and Gold staff working as exchange editor and has also been a member of the Drama Club Camera Club Ska Club and the Lincoln Debating Society Tom has spent two years on the varsity track and soccer teams and has been a great asset to both His main outside interest being cars naturally he builds models and papers his walls with hot rod magazines Wrrroom shift pow bam bam SENIORS 71 W. i from Vista has maintained a B average in all his studies, has served on the It anyone deserves the title ot BMOC It s Gary Qulggle Ample ot glrth thls dnl: gent young Falstaft as connected with almost every extracurricular actnvlty on campus He has been the most enrhusrastnc stage manager the Drama Club has known Some at has greatest achlevements have been as business manager for EI Espego and an ardent debater un the Lnncoln Debating Society Gary managed the soccer team an hrs Senror year He enloys huntrng and rs a charter member ot the Trap Club Gary will study law at either the Unrversuty of Arlzona or the Unuversuty ot Calntornna asf thou named all the bnrds wnthout a gun? Af' , T I ' I - , . . ' ', x 1 A J! ' ' I K QQ . ' xx. 4 ...ffrk 5 Well known for has Iocularlry and satirical humor Frank Robbins was a member of Webb s frrsf nnferscholashc soccer Team Durmg Track season he proved hrm self a fast hurdler and vucforlous broad lumber He played so well en soccer fhaf he was chosen for The all conference Team He leffered In both sports for Two years and was co captain of boTh Teams He entered Webb as a Junror and be came a member of The Block W un his Senior year Frank has also been Dance Commnffeeman and news ecllfor for The Blue and Gold He plans To atrend the Unnversufy of Pennsylvanla or The Unuversufy of Washlngfon where he vvnll study buslness admlnustratnon Ard here we have I ' I SENIORS 73 I it ' , r h S 5 . A ' ss 4 I' f ' 'g . ,ffQ 4 a' .1 l l N-O3 our Athlete publuc speaker and Webb s grft to American polltlcs Ted Sten s diverse abllltles and also has madman sense of humor are sure to make hmm remembered for many years Last year Ted won The Luons Club Public Speaking Contest and thus year he served as the Debatung Society s president Ted also excels IH sports and In has four years here he has lettered In varsity track soccer and football As assocnate edxtor of EI Espelo and feature edntor ot the Blue and Gold he has made a conssderable contrubutzon to the school s Ilterary lute Plannnng to enter college near hrs Long Beach home Ted probably will be attending U SC next fall busily prepanng himself tor law school ll always be runn ng for somethnng ,' ., F 'Ii fx. . . . . . . . . I I I - I . . . , , . ' I H I I ' . . . . I . . . , . . . , . . . He' i ' . ,. N . iT 5 . VI ' A trnendly smrle and a persrstent Interest rn xtracurrrcular actrvrtres characterrze John Swede One ot the oldest members of the Stamp Club John has also been one of the top men on the rrtle range qualrtynng tor hrs sharpshooter award rn hrs Junror year He also helped unaugurate the school s Outside Readrng Club black 57 Chevyy A sports expert as well as an automobrle enthusiast he has an almost phenomenal memory of who rs who what us what and how much rn professronal and amateur athletucs Upon graduatuon John plans to attend erther LJ SC or U C L A for medrcal or busrness admlnrstratlon studves Do you not th nk t s a matter worthy of lamentat on? SENIORS 5 Around his West Los Angeles home John can usually be found polishing his jet! t 75 fx f ., i , , f a r . WM 'r 'f Q 'tamgai ., Qld, Oni QM OXUA LLVVQJCQ I TQ! fflwrf dude M wi MKS? he lilgwzffs ,CMC0 Chaim CL' mi? our! ,MVC twill QL Q4 r ' . . 'vt-J Lo mia Umar Qfrlw-32 riser ou? LLQMJQ 010122 bb th the is o regulor gorillo on During his Senior yeor Lorry Wore showed We o robobly better known for his conviviolity Although he T Cl the gridiron but he is p If hos lettered in both footboll ond bose-boll Lorry hos found time to morn oin solid B overoge He hos porticipoted in the Dromo Club Choir Rifle Club ond h wever hunting ond fishing In the summer he hos worked for the Son Dimois or Lorry will begin medicol studies ot the University of Colorodo W Oh Wore oh Wo e hos the I ttle b d gone'9 my I 4 fl V ' f A lf ,f i L Mt 'V' f T iw' f ' 'Lu I xc, X! Cai - 1 L ,N ' .d,' 4. fi, la ,:Qg. , 1 J Q ' ' I , Il' H N f' , . 1 - QQQLQL, . .. S Trop Clubg his moin interests ore, o , ' ' ' . I ' P k Commission in his home town. Next yeor fy M . If , r i ir , 'Q , ll Q I , 5 I ' 1 6' JI , I if ' l i f I x Electronics and chemistry are Ken Watters mam lnterests but has mind has al ways been full of extracurricular curuoslty The young man from Scottsdale IS noted for has partlcupatuon In many actlvltles He was one ofthe charter members of the Trap Club has had a leading part IH Drama Club productions and has been active In the Camera Club He IS also one of the Peccary Socrety s greatest enthusiasts and a leadlng exponent ID the art of making friends and rntluenclng amount of has tree tlme Ken has given worklng In the fountain and the mall room Ken plans to attend Hamulton College nn New York to study pre mednclne Thus beep beep beep IS druvnng me crazy ,,.4-fs SENICRS 77 N 1 the campus macaws, Dizzy I lbefore her disappearancel and Dizzy ll. A large l l . ' X Wnth the publucatuon of El Espelo 58 Charles Work editor m chlef cllmaxes a brnlluant prep school career He has served as president of the Debating Society presndent of hrs Sophomore class has been a member of the California Scholar shlp Federatuon for four years has been a member of the Honor Committee for two years and holds the 1957 Harvard Book Award Chuck s most pralseworthy These qualatles wall be Webb s guft to some Eastern college next year Wuth them wnll go an able soccer tennus and flute player Frnendly gnfted and unterested rn people Chuck Works warm personallty and radiant smnle wull not soon be forgotten around the Webb campus You and your lousy dorm parties' . . . . I . I I . -. - . I . - . I I - I I - I ' qualities do not lie, however, in the offices he has held, but in his friendliness. . I . I . . I . I . I 0 t C X ' X Wuth bus sophlstncated sense of humor and hos talent for mlmlcry Ned Wynn IS Webb s representative to the nnternatnonal set ln tact he spent the tnrst halt of has Jumor year ln Europe A personaluty of many Interests Ned ns a sports car enthusuast a good bongo player a member of the Drama Club ofthe Drama Committee and the Dance Committee Athletacs are an Important part of Ned s campus lute he IS a varsnty soccer letterman and a member of the track team Assocuate editor of EI Espelo, feature edutor of the Blue and Gold, and an edntor of the Sage Ned demonstrates hls lournallstuc Interests Hns abnllty to wrtte and hls extensuve readlng of best sellers have won htm note He IS looking East for a college career Drummers don t last s-4,4 ,4 SENIORS 79 I ' I I I I , . , . ' ...ho...ho...ho... I J ' f'...T G : , I. -, g, i- 1' -C wi-' 'ff '- .,- , , - X 7 - ' rg ' 'f ' C O. , . 1 X A, ' KN , X X , IDG M 4 T? H sw 1 - 5 ?f Ella? C ilu X lgf f N X Y Q f 1 T X f X f N Jfx K 5 J f xp 5 H if - 7 2 ATHLETIC COMMITTEE Mr Perry BACK ROW Mr Parkman Mr Alexander Mr W Webb Mr Calvln FRONT ROW Mr Alf Mr Perry Mr Rang Mr Johnson MISSING Mr Nadal DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS The Webb School Athletlc Commuttee saw to It that all the Gauls had a chance to go get em on the playlng held all year There were varsutnes for the hustlers whose second strangers also became startnng players In speclally arranged interscholastic games There were B teams for the lughter younger less experrenced boys And there were untramural teams organnzed Into intensely competitive leagues for everyone Each student had a cholce but he had to go out for some sport nnterscholastuc or not Players recenved unstructuon ID the sport they chose and exercuses armed to Improve the body co ordnnatuon and muscle tone Ot course lettermen and nnterscholastlc squadrnen gamed the prestuge they de served But those not athletucally rncluned dud gaun team experaence There were Wanderers Rovers and I-Iotspurs Borlermalcers Sloughtoots and Stooghentz sometumes bravung cloudbursts of the rarny season by chonce to fnnlsh an afternoons hard fought contest The Athletuc Dnrector In ettect expedrted the three rung crrcus Many of the masters took part In coachlng and supervision wnth the admlnlstratnve backvng and technical advice ot Mr Perry And the commnttee carrned out the pruncuple that every fully adlusted student must have some experuence wuth team sports INTRAMURALS Collapsxble frames Squeaky knees Game under the hull The nntramural program at Webb IS nn nts fullest sense an oppor tunlty A chance to have fun and to partncupate with friends and enemnes IS offered every afternoon from 3 to 430 T consuder the program as lust an other compulsory actrvnty ns to do It a great IHIUSTICS Nothlng rs done at Webb lust to make lnfe hard for the student and there IS a beneflczal motlve be hlnd Intramurals as well lt Imperative that the students have a time to exercrse and to work off theur excess energy and If interscholastic competltlon IS ruled out because of tlme re qulrements or clrfflculty the In tramurals are a logrcal alterna tramurals throughout the year wlll compete In Soccer Basket ball and Softball Under these general headlngs one funds the various teams and flnally as the foundatlon of the program there are the boys themselves Competltlon was fast and fun ous and the wlll to wln was evident rn all sports Unfor tunately only one team can be vlctoruous and following thus axnom the Hotspurs under Gay nor won the soccer competltuon the Lakers under Stnth swept clean the basketball conference and the baseball season pro gressed through the sprung sea son as a hard fought contest The masters used the Intramural sports as opportunities to ex press themselves and heading the lust of lnhrbutuon destroyers were Messrs Perry Young Mc Mllln Parkman Buck and Pucci The traditional Blue and Gold Competmon was fought all over the campus under the leadershrp of Captanns Kingsley of the Blues and Cueva of the Golds I I - : , O I ' . is I I - tive. A boy who is loyal to In- , - I ' . , I I I - 2 , I . , I ' i ' , , , Play ball Poised for c tsp ln A hut Full back kick o .f . ! - ,fi -vi 13.4 ' 7 ' Y 1, , Mtv -.. 45 ' 1 I .- It pf inf, .-3' 'K ', .T 'A -. ,Q . ,Q H -rf JP? -4 N, N Y l A- f' .. fr-- ,pb an - ' ' ,A g, ,O C -5 V Jw -A-v 'HR' f' N' , 7 1 4xqst8.1IT ryffs 1, fi- -- ' f ' S'-1 If A , 41 t .3 ' ,, iv. 'aw H N KI., I l T :Lt ' L 15,41 lx In i . .,. , .--. 'ln- .. f ' H U'-4' ,L ' xl . 5 N Nl' 4 . x ua ff 5 . lf, ' . X C 1 I' xy- .. ' M V . K 1 , 1 4 4 v V, 4 A J -:HF v V h W WL ' . .ND s , f ' v' ,fn K, .-,Il H.. 1 ' f 1 if J! X..-W.. . .sl .41 Y wi 1 . ,' I, , V .J 7 , fr: ., l if W -X' ' Q l' - N ff' u - P VJ 'fl 7'f m J, ' Q 'x VJ W .' x 1 -'-3 - 5' A A -H,-' , ,az ,. . Y ' JT' 1 A 'J . ' ' ' I -r 3 -. , - , 'g' 'V 4' A -- . J . 4 , v . , x :gr yi , . . ,. 4, ,, 4, . . ., , . 1 1 , ,. 1, Q..,'x,s.2, Ni: I ' . 1 -.r.'- Y N V 'x . ' fx' . X- ' L b. IJ 9' I.E '1 ' .X ', ' L' : ' 4. af' QV , , I I- 5 1 if 1,4945 L v 'A' I 4 '.,. , u J. lar A . fu ' S,-g . If Qs Ji- N, l -. y .VA I , . , , , 1 V. . ,. 1 - XFN, 1 V J, L . .pf la I . . 5 1 's - X, - , P-L n 5 1 7 7 3? ' 1,1 .f - f',. Qi -'Aww ' .1 ' ' A ' . YM 'w 5: f if, ffl! .lx A M' .- - .-, ul ' , 'Y 'fx 4' 5 . ,P -I r. Y-15 , R,. -4 E MV, - '4 ?6,.l . -I g, rd. ' 'L' ' A 0.1 l Ki- f 7 v J x,,L ii 'fu . .lk 7 V. Q I A lx V l 4, fr-ry' Y WJ, ,Aunn , ,A M, , 'I , V .44 f'5 ' J , - 5 f W g In v C A .' . -. .Q .3 .4 ' - ,I I - f. 4 a , f ' -' .fl , 4 U r ' - j1XF5v,r,3ff' 'IVA ' , 5 . 1.2 1 J 5 'l 5 -, :' . 1'fiQ s fKU..'.'- K mf: in 5' xv- 'lx'- f, ,.- , Q Lls I ff-4957. ff- ' I '.: I .1'.xf.-,iN x , 4 , fb 5 , U It 7,1 .p',' . A, f xg'-T! 1 ,. . . THE TEAM ln an ezxciiing season oi eighT games, The Webb Gauls, under The coaching of Mr. Nadal anfl The Cap- Taincy of Ben T-lazehon, proved Themselves an ouT- STanding Team, Only one game was losT rluring The season. The line vvas a Tormidable one, The bacldield vvas adepf aT passing and run' ning. ATherTon vvas high scorer vviTh Erving noT Tar behind. Norm Wilson also scored several Touchdovvns and is The proud possessor of a field goal. Oafvvay was given The mosT valuable player avvard. The ColTon game provided The mosf exciTing viCTory of The season. WiTh excellenT TooTball played ThroughouT The game, Webb Came Through vviTh a l2f6 vicTory. MosT of The Team will reTurn ne-XT year under Co-CapTains OaTvvay and Rogers. LeTTers vvere avvarded To ATherTon, Erving, N, VVilson, Fidanaue, STen, Larson, Die' Tel, l-lazelfon, Gerennia, Kingsley, Ware, KeTchum, l-lalgren, Hall, OaTvvay, l?og- ers, and WiTalis. FVST VO!! N Nilsen hlolrrzn, B H'1ZE'i'OV'T, !4 flr'cn Ldrson Kifgslf--,T SETOND POYJ: J Hufirfill, Poqers, Hdlgren Vive Of1'.'. :, U'Jir1'er. TH'-VD POV! '.'. f:ls l T-lrill Swn, T. J, TF-, Fiaftfqde. FCQQDTH PGN- Lee Genfmirn, Keri' um, Ervirg D f-'e' Tl onison s .P we 7 - , 'ff T 54 Y y . r ,is I 'Wil , -5 ix .s ' i -15: 1Q.w X 1 Q' ' ' in 1 lla 12 Coptcnn Ben Hazleton Rick Atherton Kurt Dlefel gif. Q' if 5 Colm Holmon Jim Hudnoll Steve Geremro John Ervt ng Joe Fsdonque Don Ketchum Jack Holgren Jlm HGH Sherwood Kmgsley Norm Larson Wunston Lee .2 is 3 0, QC var- Bill Oofwoy John Pogers Ted Sfen Larry Wore Terry Norm Brion Roger White W Vson Wrmer Wv'GNrS L, bfi? Couch Nodcl Asst. Coach Byerly Mcmcger Tromson Mufuger Seifert Ootwcuy boots the exfro point Ervung follows blockers gowns ground Uri WWW dfifge 'IJ' ,wgxfi 5- ' W-K X ' 3, Reverse breaks Norm free Mya' Y A , ,, J ,M K 'fi Y 11' ' Q lag? K g I B 'ND Ds . r x . 5 x ' Q 'J . D . v ' V r f we . 4 , Q I' s' ' ' - 7 t 3 W ., M A M . u V 1 wh I A - A , U. 4,-..-.. V I 1- I . A . -4. .Q V .g'fgl3' , .1 Power play off tackle We are gann ng ground l 'uw Fla. JH? In low Webb 21 - Lutheran 7 Both teams played an erratic game, but at the final whistle Webb was ahead by 14 points. Webb O - Ramona 6 Having lost their first-quarter im! petus because of a fumble, Webb was unable to recover theur momen tum but stsll played good defensuve a Webb 13 Cate O Webb had a good offensive attack which led them to vlctory Webb prevented Cate from threatening ex cept on wndely scattered occaslons Webb 14 Newman 12 The most excltxng game of the year was played by the Webb squad which had been greatly reduced by the flu Webb succeeded In wnnnung by a narrow margnn We b 14 Upland JV s 6 During th1s well fought game Webb kept control of the ball for most of the time but only hard work pre vented disaster Webb 42 Arcadua J V s 6 Working from a first quarter touch down opening Webb built up an lm pressnve score against Arcadla and succeeded In huttung pay dnrt tnme and agaln Webb 12 Colton JV s 6 Undoubtedly the hardest game of the season the Colton game re qulred precnsuon team work for each of Webbs scores and lmpresslve goal lnne defenses to ward off de eat Webb O Cal Junior O The Gauls more than once fought their way up to a stone wall that Cal Junior seemed to erect un front thelr g al une B for al e scorelessness Bg 15 for e Webb defense' TOP Shelton Hathaway Stever D Wrllroms Work Strathmann McCulloch MlDDLE Coach Johnson C Blarsdell Tureur Condre Phrllrps J Smrrh Hooper Keck Armour BOTTOM N Wynn Wursfen Robbuns Alvarez McConahey Stark Brown Cueva The soccer Team rn rTs TrrsT year of conference play comprled an envnable record Under The knowledgeable dnrecT1on of Mr Johnson he Team Tned for second place wuTh CaTe and Thacher ID Southern Calrfornra Soccer Assocla Tron competmon The league consrsTs of Webb Thacher CaTe Mrdland The UCLA JV s and The Cal Tech J V s STewarT McConahey and Frank Robbans The co capTarns led The Gauls noT only agaunsT The league Teams buT also agaunsf The UC R and Pomona varsrTy Teams Eric WursTen and Frank Robbins were ranked among The Twelve besT soccer players rn The SouThern Calafornra Soccer Assocranon and BerT Cueva was ranked among The TrrsT TuTTeen NexT year s prospecTs wlTh Eric WursTen as cap Ol 1 Q' RJ' Frank slams one home I T I I l ' . . , f . . . ' D I 1 1 r ' - A - - ' 1 I , ' . f 4 - ' 4 ' A . . . . , Tain, are very promising. T 3 EY y , T'gk' C T- ' -'-ogg lf :TTI T ' - if :g'f'.Ll.. - fygssslx. .. s xiii . ., -' To - 'kg..if H ps wus. i 'Webb 'Webb Webb Webb 'Webb Webb Webb Webb WEBB ll! A .5- Gouls ploy posmon UCR UCR Mndloncl UCLA JV s Pomono Thocher Two ovemmes Cote Col Tech OPPONENTS 24 Denotes non conference games -1?-.Y 1 K -.,,, q, i !1..a.I -'K' If TP r-Y f '51 ii Fou weather hord play A 06 axqw- 1 Q, qt, X.-'f-' 12u94x-'7'?QF H- 4. l H 'l 'vw.A'1.M.Rl 3 2 fd w aww, .fn rv N!! T gm- qafqil -.-91139 'LA -Qvnin I -4. 'fs'-Q' vu 5 'ua-gs -.QM w...4-L.r- T'-.Q 'sll Shoulder to shoulder down the left slde The heod os well as The feet vis , i 'Xu ..- 3r ' d.f nl Hooper stops UCLA advance I . agp x . svn 4 r k . .d'..,..-,. A-.P 94 .1 , - V h I f g I T . ., ,1 ' 5 , 1 . 5, A Y h A +P- A .2 I ' I v 4. 5254 Q.-gg .b Q 5,8 ' . Tm. Tk ':?'g':' ' In ,-it 1. -.uw 45 l g- ,. 4' .M-,. -- ., ' .. 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J A . 5,15 Q ' ' A '-- V . 1. -L 'QQ ' 'Q , F ,gi ..., .47 1 , , ., I .,' ., 3-r, iw , ,. , . ,. .. V , , , - A., G A-. . ,, , . ,,. -va.. ' K '- .ww ,.-A 1 , ' ' - ...' V' . -' , - A -,T .- ,- ... 1 A ., ..e.f,,,, - . ,. , ..,.3 1, ,,, --rr T -'-'-r , . 1 4 3,1 - . , . x ,. ,r .' ' Q' --..M-' I ' nn . - 1' 'Iv' , a l . In ' ' , .' ' ' ' ' -'Y r - fs .. - -.?-- '- ' . - -' . ' 'fr' 1. 24. S B- QQ V pcs an aug xi 15 ,hn- A. 95 has ba 4:- ,- 'ami Luis Alvarez Jeff Armour Chris Blaisdell JI nv,- Dave Brown Jim Cormdie Bert Cueva .lack Hathaway Q 2 :sai- yi? Bob Hooper Ha rdu Keck Chuck McCulloch Tom Phillips ,,u- 3.4 Jay Shelton Jeff Smith Mike Siark Gary Stever '13 QQ i- QC fd' -2' Dick Strathmann John Tureur Dave Williams Eric Wursien Chuck Work Ned Wynn Manager Quiggle Captain Stu McConahey Coach Johnson Captain Frank Robbins QSNC fi J. ,rel A All Two. H7297 ,ga-3? X? TOP Walke Hoag Colemon S Sm Th Whnmore B Hondschumacher Emruch Hom1lTon Reynolds Mulhauser Grandsfaff Brdsey MIDDLE Coach Rng J Wnlson Sprnger T Moore Da dge Fock Kellanol M Moore R Hall Porter Lndqulst Bong A Wh Te BOTTGM Kr eger Thomas La Selle Benson Tod Kearns C Hazehon J Johnson Isaacson B Hanson The B s commenced pracTlce Thus year wnTh a Turn ouT oT ThnrTy Trve enThusuasTnc men Regardless of The record They may be proud of Theur Tlghhng heart no maTTer whaT The score In any game AT CaTe under a downpour oT raun The B s played Thelr besT game oT The season Durnng The Tlnal mln UTes of The game The B s ToUghT a specTacular defensive loaTTle To hold Their one polnT lead A greaT deal of The Team s success This year may be aTTrlbuTed To The coaches Mr Ring and Mr Buck Thanks To Theur perseverence The line under Mr Buck and The baclcfleld under Mr Rnng were co ordunaTed lnTo cz hard hrTTung un1T The co capfanns Carl l-loag wlngback and Tum Moore halTback were largely responslble for The Team s hxgh spam WlTh WhrTmores passing and The eTTecTuve running oT Hoag and Moore The Team proved o very Tormldable offensive ThreaT Those who made Touchdovvns Thus year were Emrnch Hoag T Moore S Smlfh and WhrTmore EQETTQ .sr Y' Jw J 4' .4 5,3 .. 5 ef s 6.5.-DS Q -if V7 Qx. -rag, 'T FCDCTBALL Q6 I 5. Captc n Hoag Captain T Moore U .5 X Y n ' - cr I, - - y 'K I Q f T T3 - ' .0-5 saw I of C' A Ng -A .- -,-, . T- .y-- +f,z eqwf e.f-- . I T Y T ,f J 2 , . I T 1 K V T' I is . l ' gc. 5 : ,. as 3 H I T R, l T '-- 2 L 'lf' 'lf 4 x .1 'Q - TQ' ' '.' Q li I, qu i . NST!! ,. .,,lc4flx, A' .-,X ' ' at lx 2' X 4 1 T T X s N A KJ 3 T. f Tw ' , f'xN ' . 1- -I , B . av, A Y rl 1 qs- tin g D T , .4 Q., si X l ,- O T A 1 r, , , , i , ' , . , ' , ' , , , , i . z i , . ' , E , , , vl , i , , . , . , , I ' , , , i . 1 E ,,,, , , , , , , , , , 1 on : , , . , . , . f o 0 - , gg or X7 I xg A 1. v V . Q, I . 1 .TN T ,f i ' . -Q Emnch sweeps left end for extra yardage Fourth down srruat on KCliOff T MOOYS T D B FOOTBALL SCORES OCT 17 Webb 111 Boys s Republnc 7 Ocf 24 Webb 6 Marshall 29 OCT 31 Webb 7 Emerson 25 Nov 2 Webb 7 Cate 6 Nov 7 Webb 7 Fremont 48 Nov 16 Webb 19 Boys Republic 19 Webb 60 Opponents 134 Holman on a slant pass FIRST ROW Attherton B Hazelton Erving SECOND ROW Dietel Coach Miller Whitmore THIRD ROW McCulloch Hathaway FOURTH ROW Oatway Thomson Gore Every year for a single term the gym floor is shined and polished and five dernerit penalties are handed out for walking on it in street shoes Basketball season is on brief but also because the squad suffered from a complete lack of returning varsity lettermen Still the inexperienced Gauls bounded enthusiastically around the court and managed to turn in a creditable showing Their bounding improved rapidly under Coach Millers tutelage and to Ward the end of the season all members of the squad had improved tremendously in their playing ability They defeated a team which had defeated them at the beginning the only team they played twice When the season ended the gym floor reverted to its scarred sand scraped condition and the basketball team looked forward to next years season with the promise of nearly all the men returning This year the team was slow to hit its stride, not only because the pre-game practice time was QQ- ,gl Ho o y Capfa J ck Hatha y D ck Wh tmore R ck Afhenon gg Gary Thomson Jeff Gore Ch ck McCulloch B ll Oafway Webb Webb Webb Webb Webb Webb Q6 --...,4i,3-1il- John Erv ng Coach M ller Newman La Salle Upland Chaffey JV Q Upland La Salle K r D e el WEBB-273 OPPONENTS-323 BALI.. 99 xx X 1 ,Q ,ff 5 C 1, . X ' lg xx ra i, , v t , .....32 .....64 Webb ..... 39 Bonita ....... 68 U m, in W ..... 33 ...... 38 0 wa l ..... 42 ....... 37 5 i i U ..... 47 ', . . Sl l ..... 30 ....... 46 .....5O ......39 ur i T BoskeYbcII bullet INDIVIDUAL SCORING Dlefel Oofwoy McCulloch Gore Whitmore Ervlng Thomson Afherfon Jump shot from The key Dnetel hooks for two ' .................. 55 Holfhowoy .............. 33 ' ............... 24 ' ................. 22 I Rebound Off The bockboord Ocnwcy ouflumps Choffey Two more for Webb - BASKETBALL After losing their TirsT Three games, primarily because of lack of experience as a uniT, The Bs bounced back To conquer Their next Three opponents, Ied by S. Ronfeldts rebounding and Thomas' shooting. Behind The comeback was Coach Bob Pucci, ci high scorer at La Verne Col lege and his Tull courT press I The first game against Upland The B s showed how eTTecTive This defensive Technique can be In The lasT quarter Thanks to This Tactic TwenTyTive poinTs were scored only Two less Than The Total Tor The resT of The game Team spiriT boTh on and off The court increased as The season progressed Probably The mosT exciting of The games was The contesT with Chaffey This Team was consid erably more experienced and was highly favored BuT aT The beginning of The fourth guc1rTer The Gauls began a stream of brilliant plays which resuITed in a 47 39 vicTory INDIVIDUAL SCORERS Thomas Letteau STark Bobriclc Whyte Hoag Springer Emrich Janus FIRST ROW Stark Coach Pucc Benson SECOND ROW Em ch Spr nger Thomas THIRD ROW Bobrck Letteau J Somers FOURTH ROW S RonfeIdT S Sm Th Janus FIFTH ROW Whyte B rdsey Hoag Coach Pucc Capto n Steve Ronfeldt , ' .n f 'Q 0 NJ L RonTeIdT ................ 57 5' ' ' ................ 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K Thomas shoots f om the s del es Webb Webb Webb Webb Webb Webb Webb Up and n Sta k d es fo la up Newman Bonufa Upland Chaffey Deserf Sun Upland La Salle WEBB 297 OPPONENTS 4 Ronfeldfs lm 1wo I .....3l ....43 .....26 ' ......59 Webb ..... 28 LaSalle ..... 44 ' .....53 .....32 l .....47 .....39 .....4l ...35 .....34 .....4l .....37 .....3l l - e32 4 After three weeks of trannlng the strawberrued sore armed and blustered varsuty baseball team Turned out for nts fnrst game against Boys Republlc The dare devnls ofthe bosepaths showed abnlnty and skull whlch found Them scroppang down to The fnnal play of The season Under the fune coachnng of Messrs Nadal and Muller and wuth the more Than able assnstance of Mr Perry a solid Team was produced Led by Captain Ben Hazleton The team fought hard and often VICIOFIOUSIY agalnst such opponents as Thacher Newman Upland Chaffey and La Salle The blggesf problem The Team faced thus year was The speed of Hazelton and Fxdanque But now Through The efforts of The flne coachnng staff Those great sprrnters of The base paths are defrnxte contenders for The Olympics of 2000 A D The routine of The pracTlce sessions was mntngated by The antncs of Wrlson 8g Co everyone showed a wullungness to cooperate whzch enabled This years Team To enloy one of The best seasons nn the hrstory of Webb STANDING FIRST ROW B Hazelton Hathaway Oatway Dletel STANDING SECOND ROW Fvdanque N Wilson Wntalns Rogers STANDING THIRD ROW Whitmore Atherton UQ: ,ww urzw M50 WIEBH Down and our Double p oy ii F lk I lllllll :- Qi Mr Nudol Coptom Ben Hczelfon N I . 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BASEBALL SEATED Yates T Moore Coomber La Salle Walker STANDING FIRST ROW Wore Hemtz Coleman Stever STANDING SECOND ROW Bnrdsey Braun Emnch S Srmth Kersten Although ram smog mud and dogs hmdered the practnce of the J V Baseball team they stnll marched on Jumpmg mto the soggy sawdust put was no fun and muddy grass was not becomlng to clean uniforms but stall our future Mickey Mantles kept workung and sweatxng and fnnushed the year with a very respect table season to their credxt Coach Muller dnd an excellent lob trannung these men In throwlng hlttlng slldlng and sportsmanship Webb s scrappy farm team battled through many sltuatlons which Improved their coordlnatlon baseball know how and sportung spnrut Opponents Included Upland Fontana La Salle and Boys Republic Wuth courage and dogged determunatuon the JV s fought theur way to an admirable record if 4- 1 -at Yarm- 4' -'mr W nba- ff' -4. an RY' g Walker snags a Texas le xguer Well It s Q slnder o the showers N I : I ' I I I ' : I I I ' I I I I ' I ' I I ' ' I ' I I ' I I I I ' . .. .. . . . . . . . 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T ' 5 T i , we ankini' ,.,.,-0' ag lim uurrlgggvvr X K The touch of vlctory Moment of supreme effort Spnntnng down the cunders wnnmng meets cmd threatenung school records the Gauls produced an outstandnng spake squad nn 1958 Hampered greatly by the loss of many of last year s stars the team under the excellent guudance of Coaches Calvun MacDonald Johnson Rlng and Captains Brown and Robbuns developed many excellent performers un spute of a desperate lack of depth Thus heavy concentration of talented lndlvuduals was a threat to such opponents as San Gabruel Mussuon Claremont St Francns Pomona Catholnc Upland Temple Cnty Boys Republic Cate and Thacher Never tremendously overpowered but succumbung only when many Gauls were mussmg or unlured the track squad always performed with outstanding splrnt and abllnty In defense of Webb s honor on the oval battletneld ra -4-9,4 Spukes on the wing Cl05 'l9 the QCP O Messrs Johnson ond MacDonald Up ond over Another relay vnctory ID snght Holf-mile finish B TRACK Alvarez hugh and wrde Wrth hard condutnonung xndomrtable sprrrt and baslc abnlrty the B track team represented Webb ably rn tough competutuon Lee sprrntrng Letteau hugh lumpuna and other Bs rackrng up pornts boosted many ot Webb s meets decrdedly Thus years B abulrty and determlnatron gave the squad a vrtalrty and tnghtrng heart which It might have lacked other wnse The turst meet of the season was wath La Salle It was a completely B meet and turned out well tor the Gauls La Salle was completely outclassed and took tnrst place only rn the relay and a few field events The second meet was a real Crusher wrth Claremont and Temple Cnty The tremendous depth ot these two schools completely overshadowed the B s an points but gave the Gauls rncentrve to bet ter performance through tougher competition Other events Included a meet wrth Cate and Thacher and one wrth San Gabruel and St Francis FIRST ROW Greemng Trommold Krf-ger Sprrnger Entm, Flock, A Whnte Johnson, Letteau, Bobnck, Benson SECOND ROW Valentrne J Wrlson Alvarez Speyer N Bla1sdell,Mulhouser, Lrndqurst,Kellond,M Moore, Dovrdge l l 145 ..- ' ' 4 X .-...uh . ' -. Q 1 1 1 . , ' V1 . . . r tr 1- , . Roiny doys ot Webb sow diehord tennis men sweeping woter off the courts ond rocqueteers serving spitefully into puddles to the discomfort of their opponents. Eventuolly the courts dried off, ond tennis went on. The teorn donned its white bottle gorb, ond Cdl Tech Frosh fell, 7-T, the first victim. Afterword interscholastic conflict woxed hot with occosionol skirmishes on the home front The top of the lodder was dominoted by Juniors ond Sophomores Chris Cord ond Steve Ronfeldt commonded first rung Stork Thomos Wursten ond Lowe fought it out for the next few positions Mr Porkrnon 'Twill FIRST ROW A Hondschumocher Lesser Armstrong S Honson C Hozelton SECOND ROW Mr Young Gore McCulloch Holmon Kingsley Keck Work M Porlcmon THIRD ROW G Wilson Shelton Holgren Geremio Lowe Ross Duff Armour FOURTH ROW Clork R Holl J Somers Stork Wursten Cord S Ronfeldt Thomos The secison wcis highlighted by mcitches with such schools cis Thcicher Cote ind Hcwrvord Also on the schedule were ci mixed doubles mcitch w ci ccil scwoo cinc the Oicii tennis tournoment for the three top nnen Mr Porlcmon ond Mr Young collciborcited in cociching ond slculduogery Delinquent freshmen will long remember Mr Pcirlcmon chcirging through the Jpper dorm to round up unfortunotes who forgot to report for court sweeping Tennis cit Webb recessed for the summer but tennis men en thus cisticolly frequented their fovoite hounts ond country clubs to engdge in net work Mr Young : F Steve Ponfddr Chris Cord Q - Q' X C7 M449 gawk John Thomas D':v C3 Law YUVS 671 M ss ng Pon Whyte ir' Z, F 'J' v, ' ' ' 'u Y . sp S'ere Gerer-nic Pcbbf Heil C' Jw l!.CfuHOch W . 1 . , 4 ,F naman 4-L..-an AQH2 W -ah ' xL...4 1... un. ....W.,Lm....a1...... a-sd J ':.l: Wursren s devosfofmg bockhond -a-Qg.,i j., 41 A smashing serve To The forehcmd court Segurcz sfyle if' --q..K,, :Q A crosscourt volley Work returns volley . . w 's ' WP- rv 5' at ' ' . 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QNNJ 18 Z DEBATING TOP Plfuut Emrclw Holman Tu eur J Somers Lesser MIDDLE Keck Halgren Qurggle J Hall Benson BOTTOM Mr Parkman Work Sten To hold more debates both rntramural and rnterscholastrc was the mann able-ctrve ot the to the new extracurricular program the leadership of Chuck Work and Ted Sten and the enthusrasm of the membership the So crety achieved this oblectrve and more The tradrtuonal entrance speech requrrement was strengthened by an amendment strpulat mg that each prospectrve member must pass an examunatron on basrc parlramentary pro cedure Thus artrcle would be rncomplete vvrthout mentron ot the valuable advrce and support grven to the Society by nts faculty adviser and honorary member Mr Parkman Mr Charrman ago kurdas se saab vorrnalrk alla? Lincoln Debating Society this year. Thanks QUILL. SCROLL T20 Rn. Messrs McMullnn Wzlson and MacDon Hempel Keck and N Wynn Inn levns old faculty advzsers yell edufors of the Sage Just as golfers have thelr Burnmg Tree Webbs pen pushers and unksllngers have thelr Quull and Scroll The Wall Rogers Chapter of the Qunll and Scroll ns only one of the 6900 chapters nn this nnternatxonal honor society The opplncant for admnsslon rnust be an enther the Junnor or the Sensor class and must be a contrnbutor to enther the Blue and Gold or El Espelo Durnng the year the Quull ond Scroll sponsored an essay contest open to all members of the student body The best essoys from thus contest were prlnted nn the Sage, Webb s tnrst lnterary mogaznne o special prolect of Quill and Scroll Cf' ...J SEATED N Wynn Sfen Qulggle Keck Hempel Work Halgren STANDING Cueva Ware Tufeur Lindquist Brown J Hall Fldanque Kingsley I f .. ' V - I I . . .,' I ' , A . . r. . .. , . - I - . . . , . 'Q qi in -:Y l . . l . 1 - 1 . .x A ' 1 .. L f If , J W I , , 5 L I , J . Lx R : ' I I A I I I I . : f I I I . 1 I - 1 A I I . .f,1x, ,L - ..,,,-. , iii ,- C.S.F Life Members Edwards Cum Laude Members Hempel, and Blciisclell Keck, and Work C.S.F,, the California Scholarship Federation, has no officers and meets only once a year lto have its picture taken for El Espejol. Nevertheless, membership in the organization is highly prized. The requirements tor C.S.F. are rigid-an average of two A's and B's in four solid subjects per semester. This year in addition to C S F the Webb School has been granted a chapter of Cum Laude Requirements for entrance are a ninety per cent average for three years ot high school Charter members of Cum Laude are Hempel Keck and Work Hempel served as president SITTING FIRST ROW Duff Lindquist Chaffey Work C Blaisdell Edwards Hempel Keck Benson A Whyte STANDING SECOND ROW Boyne Lesser Johnson Arms rang Tuteur M Hudnall Kelland Plaut Price Culbertson Washbburn Gentile STANDING THIRD ROW Cooley Kersten J Smith Armour Strathmann Hooper J Hall Whyte Shelton Mulhauser , . . ., - 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - A . 4 - - 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - -1 1 1 Take an idea for a theme, add hours of dummy work, salt well with the sweat of literally days spent in the darkroom, plus pages of publisher-editor corre- spondence, endless headaches, and the perspective of a full year of preparation and execution, and you have some of the dimensions of EI Espeio l958. The bulk of this responsibility fell on four persons. Mr. Wilson and Mr. McMillin, the faculty advisers, not only gave ex- pert advice, moral support, and re- freshments, but also assisted with many of the photographic and rewrite chores. At the top of a pyramid of staff workers, with his perpetual grin, was EI Espeio's inspired and hard-working editor-in- chief, Charles Work. His right arm was Jack Halgren, whose ability and forti- tude proved more than adequate for the gigantic 'ob of photographic editor With these executives and powered by an efficient and faithful staff EI Espelo 1958 evolved into the book which you now hold in your hands ESPEJO I- Messrs McMillan and Wilson faculty advisers l22 FIRST ROW Fidanque Keck Work Halgren SECOND ROW Quiggle Brown Edwards Sten N Wynn THIRD ROW Phillips J Hudnall J Hall Lindquist FOURTH ROW SIXTH ROW Hathaway Cueva B Hazelton McConahey SEVENTH ROW Swede Thomson Ketchum Larson EIGHTH ROW Dunham R Whyte Atherton J Smith Tuteur NINTH ROW Carr Bayne Trommald Plaut TENTH ROW L Somers Ripley R Hall Stith ELEVENTH ROW Gray J Somers Kelland Whitmore Duff . - ' I ' H HQ Lowe, T. Moore, Kersten, Stark, FIFTH ROW: C. Blaisdell, S, Hanson, Cooley, Seiffert A Joe Fidanque associate editor Hardu Keck associate editor Ned Wynn associate editor fi? Chuck Work editor Gary Quiggle business manager Dave Brown d editor of photography copy e :tor as 2 Ted Sten associate editor Bert Cuevci draftsman-in-chief Jim Hall Ray Lindquist GSSiSfGnY editor assistant editor .ur Q' 31 , f A W1 if if 2 i' -Q . 5... ' X W is W , v V ff if Zz T J U .Q if x U' W A , Yl, fi f , - .gg , W xi 3 7 A K s .z,fm12luP1'.. lil' ' '-f 3rfl Nl!!-' uf, U up-,-X- l.,-sh 1 ,,. 1 ,.. Il 5 Sherwood Kingsley business manager Larry Ware l 1 rovlng reporter any ,QQ Stu McConahey news editor Frank Robbnns news editor Dave Brown sports edutor Jack Hathaway sports edntor Ben Hazelton sports edntor feature edltor Ne Wynn feature edutor Mr McDonald advuser 54194 d ,iq .K x .4 . I Q a V0 , Ted Sten ff... I , . ' 1 ad Foc ng the rnus c The Webb versron of the gentle battle ot he sexes was courteously waged on the dance floors of three schools durtng the most soclal ot all social seasons At the tnrst dance of the year wrth soccer as the theme Gauls encountered the lovely legions ot Marlborough After a short armustlce the battle was relorned an the dlnrng roorn Mrs Webb s perennlal toot ball enforrnal to whuch students brought thelr own dates Peace was declared temporanly and then we were oft agann at the Westlake Wbb exchange dance whnch took place on a rauny neght Alas for the amorous Webbltes The second halt of the season began wath a mudnught flung at Westrldge an Pasadena wuth George Washungton lookung honorably down on the polnte testnvrtres And later the April Prorn rolled around wnth ladues falr on hand Finally the most upper class attaur ot all was held the Junior Sensor prom The most social ot the socval seasons9 Indeed More Webbltes took part an more dances than ever before IH school hustory DANCES S FIRST ROW Mr Hooper Larson Robblns SECOND ROW Wynn Hoag Strub Hooper And wha? courses are you fakmg'J w Under a helium sky Take your balloon Do you guve transfers? From the transept come glad tudungs Thus year the Webb Orchestra proved that the best sounds often come In small ensembles Sponsored by Mr Wrlson and alrrected by Mr Outcalt from the Claremont Colleges Webb s rnstrumentalnsts made a tunetul success supplylng music for the Chrustmas Easter Drama Club and commencement programs Members were strrngs Coleman concertmaster Chenoweth Mr Wrlson Kearns Yates Washburn N Blarsdell wooclwnnds Work and Armstrong brass Shelton G Wilson Hoag Duff Walker STANDING Washburn, Duff, Walker, Yates, G Wrlson, Shelton, N Blarsdell, Hoag, Kearns SEATED Work Coleman, Mr Ourcalt, Chenoweth, Armstrong 4 r ,Fl ORCHESTRA y 'x'r4'f9' r ' l' Tenors basses all From the trrst processlonal to the last amen the chonr had a demanclnng but extremely successtul year Although start :ng wlth only tlve old members the Chonr grew to a size larger than rn l956 57 and was fortunate to gaun some soprano vonces among the younger boys Next year the Choir should prove even better tor there are only three mem bers graduatrng Chonr ottncers were Bob Hooper presudent Brian Winter vlce president and student dlrector Bull Oat way secretary Much of the success ot the Choir this year can be attributed to the capable hand ot Mr McMrllrn and the accompanrment ot Mass Joy Weaver sopranos altos too D-v'N -A Q Q, age rg F5 STANDING Washburn Gaynor G Wulson Hooper Gore Coleman Winter Walker Oatway Cord Kersten J Wnlllams Hathaway Hoag C Blcusdell Ware Edwards Connelly Mr McMull1n SEATED Lundqunst B Wrlson Pnke Krleger Thomas Braun 1 Y , ' J Q 'F'l: '. 5 . -A K' ' .'-x . b j 1154 gl l cn 9 - .. , QQ gf-A U-sei Q 3- - -3 E . fa lr' V! .f Q F . , , ' nj'- ,' F l 'II Q y I xr . , A 'Q ' By George, I think he's got it Using a do it yourself abridged ver- sion of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar as a springboard, Mr. Bayne and his Dra- matis Personae initiated a continuing series of performances which they hope will develop a tradition of classical theater at Webb. This year's production consisted of three scenes chosen from Caesar which clearly and forcefully showed the development of the con- spiracy. The play is carried by Cassius, Brutus and Casco. With the cast molded into believable Romans by Mr. Boyne, the production was delivered to the stu- dents at a Sunday night vesper service. Although the conspirators succeeded in killing Caesar, the drama society, from all criticism, left Shakespeare unmur- dered, and the performance was ad- iudged by all to be a success. You re floppin mel TOP TO BOTTOM LEFT Mr Boyne J Hall Dunham M Hudnoll O TOP TO BOTTOM RIGHT Tuteur Entin Price Arnett Take it again from the top While the traditional drudges of Drama A were dabbllng in the quaint raptures of one over rated murder the modern menaces of the second section were absorbed in the realistic presentations of social of Mr Young Arthur Millers contemporary classic Death of a Salesman was delivered to a receptive audience of Webb School students and their parents on Parents Day Hardu Keck designed the sets anc Gary Qulggle and his stage crew built them to order With these custom sets props acquired through dubious channels and with acting precise and emotionally forceful the play proved a valuable experience for the society and a powerful diversion for all who saw It You watch me crack through that line SEATED Coleman Mr Young STANDING Whitmore Larson Bobnck Quiggle , ll 'Z Ei: degradation and suicide. Under the able direction Laudate Deuml These Two words re sound Through The heart and mnnd of every boy who has ever gone on o pec cory trap wnth Mr Alf The unforgettable aroma of the golden browns and The Tcmous shot of hoT mnx wuth The sun s rclys To bring The chollenge of o new day Fossals are The center of The So clety s attention as enthusuastlc students search for the Truth an The everlastung hulls of The desert The most sTaggernng fund of The year was fossll worm costs opproxnmafely one bnlluon years old They are organlc and are The oldest documents of anumal lute known The search contnnues and as :T proceeds buulds leaders not merely men Seek and ye shall fund PECCARY SOCIETY ll!lllllF ' '!l SEATED Ware Qulggle Mr MacDonald Mr Alf Edwards Bown STANDING FIRST ROW J Hall Llndquxst Kelland Parks Coomber Brcnscome Trommold Plcut Ackerson STANDlNG SECOND ROW J Smith Whyte Kersten Ketchum Tuteur Wutalns STraThmann Baum .. .. . . . I I I I I , . ' Y I no , p K , ' S ' T me T Ea.: , A Y . - , , - T - , , - - , - - 1 1 I 1 I ' I : ' I T , 1 . Rescuing The beast Preserving Q fossil Fuel for the flghfmg hearts On to Somewhere Eos? of Suez. Saturday mornnng vusutors looked with amaze ment at the contortuons of Webbs shutterbugs seeking unusual pnctures at unusual angles Under the nnspnred guidance ot Mr Wllson and Mr Webb twenty three boys found amusement and valuable experience un learnnng tueld and darkroom techniques Also the members par tucupated nn the three club sponsored contests which this year were run with record breaking launched wnth the admussron ot color slsdes to the competutlon At the head of the club were these lensmen Skip Hanson president Robby Hall vlce presudent and Bull Ripley secretary KNEELING D Girard, Melone Reynolds, Halgren, Thomson, D Handschumacher Trefethen J Girard STANDING FIRST ROW Kelland, Tod, Pike, Plaut, C Hamulton, L Somers, Ripley, Em :ch R Hall STANDING SECOND ROW Arnett -l 50me 5 A Handschumocher, Thomas, Speyer, Dunlap, Gray, S Hanson CAMERA CLUB . I ' success. A brand-new category had been 1 ' , ' 1 1 I ' l I l I I ' flu -rf A vt Mr Darrow nnstructs class In form The Art Club gutded agaun thzs year by Mr Darrow made a concerted attack on the flner points of tune art The condition ot theur smocks unducated that the tuner potnts had made a counter attack Workung as a class wlth grades and a crednt system the group steadtly progressed with thenr work nn many medna lncludung onls charcoal and mosatcs During the year the class made frequent excursaons to many local exhubuts to supplement the regular course Parents Day saw a tune exhnbmtnon of the class s own work fl SEATED Yates T Wynn Strub Mr Darrow Dletel Mnllar STANDING FlRsT ROW Johnson Stark Lee Kearns Kung Tut Branscome Boyne LaSalle Clark Choy STANDING SECOND ROW Wursten Johnston McCulloch Thomson S Waters M Moore Keck Ackerson Students work nn medua of olls and charcoal ART CLUB T35 , . . b Wil 5, nv . . I ' W ' .L-,V.f .' . . , .- fu ' ' wma- ' A ' 1 . . . . .5 1 f ' ' agwf' I . . 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I .351 f 1 .K . . . ,, Y ' I ' V S S ,. 1 J K BQ 1 a ' 'Pa , .Rx . fb l 1 D S '-' ' I4- i 1 A 1 1 - 1 I 1 A - 1 A 5 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 5 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 r Dnssenslon on the ranks Folly on ,Ce Blockette septet Twenty one rock carryung broom waeldnng lane panntnng slaves boosted Block W s mem bershlp thus year to an all Tlme hugh For thlrty Three years the club has promoted good sports manshlp and leadership wuthun the student body Thus organuzatnon ns open to underclass sensors who have lettered once At many school tunctlons The club operated a soft drunk concessnon and contrrbuted The protuts to the athletic fund Wlth president Ben Hazelton at The helm highlighted by barbecues and Ice skatung partles the Block W has had an ex ceptlonally successful year STANDING N Wynn, Oatway, Cord, Rogers, Dnetel, Kmgsley, Brown, McConahey, Keck, Holgren, Fndanque, Ware, B Hazelton, Sten, Robbnns, Condne,'Cueva, Phllllps SWINGING N Wilson, Wu rsten, Sta rk, Larson ' ' I 1 ' I A r men who have earned two varsity letters, or I - I - BLOCK ELEC - TRONICS Wqd' The hecd IWUVTW A real shocker KNEELING Entun Ross Lesser Krueger Easton J Wllllams Mlllar Dunham STANDING FIRST ROW Ketchum Grand staff lsaa son Warlone M Herrnng Herntz Chatfey M Hudnall W Wllson STANDING SECOND ROW Mr Calvin Shelton K Watters Price J Hudnall Valentlne Muldoon Mulhauser R Whyte Breeze Larson CLUB Thnrty dedncated luve wares re establushed the Electronics Club after a lapse of for themselves and the school The shack was reopened repcnnted re wured and stocked with test equupment and tools purchased wlth money earned by club members workung on the school ture alarm system Fntteen key mem bers passed a stuff wrutten test thereby qualifying for keys to the shack At the weekly meetungs guest speakers gave talks on sublects rangmg from statnc electrucnty to amateur raduo equupment and nts operatuon Offucers elected for the year were Dan Ketchum presudent Peter Breeze secre tary treasurer Ron Whyte program chanrman and Frltz Mulhauser purchas :ng agent Webb s own Umvqc I 1 several years and accomplished much I I - , , , , 1 , - ' I 1 TRAP CLUB PresenT arms Load ond fare Pull' As The Tomrlnclr cry us vorced There ns C1 Click C1 silence ond o roor os The Tlny shots Issue from The double barrels ond fund Their woy To The sollrng pugeon scdTTerrng :Ts remolns To The breezes Thus yeor s Trop club conslsTed of TwenTy members who held ond pdrTlcnpdTed In weekly shooTs ond occosuoncxl conTesTs On Pc1renTs Dcny The club held 0 Tourndmenf an which severol pdrenfs slcrlled In Trclpshooflng porTlcupc1Ted The club rs greoTly undebTed To Mr Rrng who has grven much of has Time an The nnTeresT of :Ts connnucmon ond developmenT KNEELING FIRST ROW Woffers Alvarez Cuevo Mr Rlng STANDING SECOND ROW Ware Ackerson Henniz Dunlop TuTeur Octwcly J Wzlson KersTen Krngsley Brrdsey - , 1 1 1 ' 1 , : , , , . . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 559' 1714. .A -. l 2 La Selle Mr Hams B Hanson Seuffert Bayne N Blarsdell Wallace Cooley March On Sunday afternoons the marksmen of the campus meet with Mr Harrns at the Quonset for an afternoon at the range The Rifle Club rs afflluated vvlth the Natnonal Rifle As soclatuan and nts members shoot for lndrvrdual awards Issued bythe Assoclatlon Under the leadership of Steve Waters president Bob Baum vrce presrdent Bull Rrpley secretary and John Boyne treasurer members of the club have Improved the physrcal facllutles on the range A red flag made of ply wood has been added and the backstops have been repanred RIFLE CLUB Four sharp shooters Comrades In arms , 1 , V , , f - f I 1 - . . .. tt .. ., 1 I I - I I I I 1 I - . , - - ' :J-Y4.-1-ern N -'hal I 'J I U '-. V. . ,J g .Ir '. 1 1' - . . , .. -ui .N - ,:, :agus FROM 'KI A Mvss Ruth Stratton Mrs Edna Wnttke Mrs Evelyn Frevort Mrs Mcrguerute McMullm Mrs Ruth Gotzke I'OI'T1 Mr Roy Ktbble sttrs o stew Mr J O Henurd Mr Emmett Redenbo Mr George 14 Long Mr Fronk Poole Mr Fclustmo Perez Mr John Coombes O 5 . Q . . , it I 4 l I ' I . . u Q I YW' L- l . . . -R .f :L ': y ,Q . K , f A f 5. . A f 2' t l. l A , It 2 , 1 1 ,. 5 ' - 14' N N I m I , 1, , Q P , '- I v I Ni -L A X ' bt 3' 5 . LJ ' ' ' CAMPUS FAMILIES STANDING Mrs Webb Mrs MacDonald Mrs Wrlson Mrs Sumner Dz y II SEATED Jean Bayne Mrs Boyne Mrs Rrng Mrs Prlce Roddy MacDonald Larry MacDonald Mrs Nadal Mrs Calvln Gabrrele Calvm Mrs Parkman Molly Parkman Jackre Wilson Mrs Young Tommy Wnlson Barbie Wrlson Purzel and Paul STANDING Jodie Webb Mrs Wnlluam Webb Mrs Harrls Mrs McMnll1n Mrs Hooper Mrs Alf Mrs Perry SEATED Sally Webb Nancy Webb Mrs Alexander Beverly Alexander Laura Harrns Robin Webb David Alexander Donny Perry Debbie Perry 'N fx '25 AN D I B rslsey md Smolle J rynor Jnd Holy Kerclwrn and Dlzzy ll Washburn and Raw Mr I-larrls 14 Dean of Dogs BJyne ana Rex Mrs Calyln and Pufzel Mrs Webb .md Hans : . , . , . , . , IZ . 1 , . , . , - , , I - , - . . V . , . . , I , A : I , . I I , e 1 4 , - r 4 r - ' 5 , , . , . . , . . I P X, :I , , - -I ' B A ' I: I , A rg- V , P 'W Al' W 1 r v - d ' LA If: 'A n .us --'. ,f - f , ri V I I f ', . ', F ' , , ' - 'r Even our best friends won't fell us s 'A . X . 'X -f,.x' I On three, revolve UQ G ' 'wa vo 51 .1 Ii Mid 17' Q Y 51,4 Thot's the way the old Tilt-A-Whirls la, lm They told us K Roll or bowl the bcill, o penny c pitch? 6? W 42 ,if Now, when you go to the L.A. County Fair-and you will i Tis sleight not strength thot gives the greatest lift. I H-'97 3 A4... nw 1 an -4 si' Duma, Step step step Q9 Qulet' They re ployung Rumple Though somewhat tcxrdy I per chance orrnve 7 gig?-ff QM? X Down Smokey O Cf I ,A . Q, LJ Ol' Uh W Catch os Ketch con ep , E4 A ' M ' LYW, 59 . I 4 . : ,mwgb yy 'gn , J' rt, I j M , . V 1 a.A L 5 ' G , I- , , 1 ' ' '33 f he 'Q3L'l- 1 f . 'W 1: iw' M ' .55 f ,, 3 t . ' V - ' if A iff'-qs - -, ,x . fi N 'ZF11 51 AA 'Papua A' I ' 7 1 1 f le ft P ' V in ' , sv :k i i' . ' W K 4 ' 'f f - , V 5 ' ,. ' A H 4 ZH v giv hh- ef 1 , -V A 4 .,, -I ,Z .' L 35V 'J K y hw- LL 'j ' Sf ..... PM l1's o futher H606 GD A , , ' W 5, A I , . E Who? do yo y missionary? Good grief, Davy Brown 5, . 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I'm not sonforized Ol' Uh DONORS 4 and Mrs Truman T Ackerson and Mrs Frank Armstrong and Mrs Mahlon E Arnett PATRONS and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs R R Ervlng WrIllamJ Fadrman Joseph Fudanque Mrs HarryJ March and Mrs C E McCulloch and Mrs Bryan S Moore and Mrs John W Atherton Paul N Baker and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Thomas Bong Robert B Carr Stewart Chaffey Denver Coleman Harvey E Cook G Gufford Davldge Wllllam Doheny Wolcott B Dunham D D Dunlap ADVERTISING Beamons Sportlng Goods and Mrs George Gra nd staff Mrs Margaret Wood Gray The Rev and Mrs GeorgeJ Hall Clifford V Helmbucher Thomas Kelland and Mrs Wllllam J Kungsley and Mrs James H Krueger Thomas P Phlllups and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Dr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Allen Selffert John Shelton RobertJ Sully J P Trommald J R Walker H W Wargone and Mrs HenryY Lee Jullan Lesser Mason Letteau and Mrs Wllllam Lowe Mrs Zona G Washburn Mrs Freeman White Mr and Mrs Sharp Whitmore Dr and Mrs T W Wltalas H 84 H Photo Runsvolds Pharmacy and Mrs Luis Alvarez and Mrs Palmer T Beaudettete Wnllnam C Blrdsey J S Blalsclell Henry A Braun and Mrs and Mrs Mr and Mrs A G Handschumacher Mr and Mrs Henry Hathaway Dr and Mrs John Holman Jr Brng Gen and Mrs J H N Hudnall and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs James K L Choy James Condle J H Connelly Mrs Mlldred K Cooley Mr and Mrs Edward Geremna Mr and Mrs E G Girard Mr Sandy Glfford Mr and Mrs S A Halgren ADVERTISING Betsy Ross Ice Cream Chamberlann Athletlc Company Consolidated Laundries and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Henry Kearns E H Kersten Norman Larson Robert E McClure Hugh McConahey Rlchard W Mlllar JalmeL Muldoon John Porter Jr Debating Society John P Evans Heberts and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Pomona First Trap Club Robert O Reynolds R W Rogers Ruchard S Smnth Milford Sprlnger Ron Stever J K od John Tuteur Van Johnson John H G Wallace Kenneth Watters James G Wllson Norman Wllson Federal Savungs Dr. . . 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Trefefhen, Jr. s H C1 H 4 Truman Thomas Ackerson ll 1358 N Euclld Avenue Upland Luls Alvarez Jr P O Box 664 Calexlco Geoffrey Stevens Armour 1145 Dartmouth Avenue Claremont Frank Hough Armstrong III 820 Ctma Lnnda Lane Santa Barbara Mahlon Edward Arnett Jr 816 Chester Avenue San Marlno John Wulluam Atherton 1356 Via Zurlta Claremont Daryl Paul Baker 274 Park Avenue Long Beach 935 West Foothull Arcadta John Ronald Mackenzle Bayne Webb School Claremont Palmer Thayer Beaudette Jr Route 1 Box 228 Solvang Bnen Glbberd Benson 300 East 9th Street Claremont Wnlllam Canvnn Burdsey Jr 219 Falrvlew Avenue South Pasadena Christopher Moffat Blausdell 1002 River Lane Santa Ana DIRECTORY Nucholas Cort Blalsdell 1002 Rlver Lane Santa Ana James Paul Bobruck 303 Beverly Road Brooklyn New York Thomas Ross Bong 1615 East Bluebird Road Olendora Andrew Gauney Branscome Canton Mussasslppt Michael Henry Braun 1230 South Orange Grove Avenue Pasadena Peter Booth Breeze 28 Country Club Drlve M II vutley Davnd Eugene Brown PO Box 174 Kentfneld Robert Klmbrel Carr Arabaan Amerncan Otl Company Dhahran Saud: Arabua Andrew Stewart Chaffey Star Route Box 694 Lucerne Valley David Oralnger Chenoweth 1245 Ocean Avenue Santa Monuca Leland James Choy 1920 Warner Court Topeka Kansas Daxld Elson Clark 6060 East Camelback Road Phoenrx Artzona Darrell Denver Coleman 248 South San Rafael Pasadena James Ira Condue Jr 509 North Almansor Street Alhambra John Scott Connelly 2025 Gen Lane Hnllsborough James Alexander Cooley 915 Alameda Boulevard Coronado Ralph Bertrand Coomber Jr 2335 North Park Boulevard Santa Ana Chrxstopher Stephen Cord 1509 Stone Canyon Road West Los Angeles Bert Jose Cueva 41 Rlvo Alto Canal Long Beach Patnck John Culbertson 675 West 9th Street Claremont Route 1 Box 30 Solvang Kurt John Dletel 1210 Cambndge Avenue Claremont Charles Bert Duff 6602 Praying Monk Road Phoenux Arnzona Wolcott Balestuer Dunham 67 North Reese Street Memphls Tennessee Dannel Spauldung Dunlap P O Box 7067 Long Beach Wulluam James Durant Easton Route 1 Box 63A San Jacmto . . ,JL . . , . . 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Davud Kltzmtller Edwards lll 1139 Tower Road Beverly Hllls Allen Michael Emnch 11507 Orum Road Los Angeles Mrchael S dney Entln 342 Comstock Avenue Los Angeles John Shlmmln Ervnng 70 Lsnden Avenue Atherton Jose Fmdanque Jr 250 Laurel Street San Franclsco Rnchard Eugene Frock 1 124 Donna Beth West Covlna Klm Davls Gaynor Corona del Mar Robert Louls Gentile 3008 Rockmont Avenue Claremont Stephen Edward Geremla P O Box 796 O at Donald Edward Gnrard 2311 Warwick Road Alhambra John Baker Glrard 2311 Warwnck Road Alhambra Jeffrey Roy Gore 1677 North Crescent Henghts Boulevard Hollywood Terry Brunswlck Grandstaff 830 East Slerra Madre Avenue Glendora Horace Gray Ill 260 Oak Road Santa Barbara Robert Mrlton Greennng Jr 116 Vla Koron Newport Beach Jack Hunt Halgren 2385 Roscomare Road Los Angeles James Ewbank Hall 80 Eucalyptus Lane Santa Barbara Robert McClellan Hall 6 Oakmont Drlve Los Angeles Curtus Davud Hamulton 446 East Jefferson Pomona Robert MacPherson Hamilton 3140 Oualtrough San Dnego Albert Gustave Handschumacher Malubu David Wlllnam Handschumacher 77 Malubu Colony Malubu Robert McDonald Hanson 188 Homewood Road Los Angeles Wayne Lynch Hanson 188 Homewood Road Los Angeles John Henry Hathaway 657 St Cloud Road Los Angeles Benlamnn Franklnn Hazelto 4733 Cholla Lane Phoenix Arizona Courtlan Croods Hazelton 4733 Cholla Lane Phoentx Arnzona John Forsythe Henntz 409 South Lucerne Boulevard Los Angeles Bruce Dobyns Hempel 1512 Santanella Terrace Corona del Mar Hubert Baldwtn Herrung 765 Induan Hull Boulevard Claremont Mark Herring 765 Indian Hull Boulevard Claremont Carl Leslue Hoag 1328 North Euclud Avenue Upland olln McKenzxe Holman 2305 Evergreen Street San Diego Robert Moore Hooper 4445 Llve Oak Dnve Claremont James Henry Natt Hudnall Jr La Jolla Michael Heath Hudnall 1433 Park Row La Jolla Stephen Alan Isaacson 666 West 9th Street Claremont Wullnam Fearl Janus 1635 Chla Road Palm Sprungs Gerald Charles Johnson Jr Webb School Claremont Jerry Alan Johnston C o Morruson Knudsen Company Chaman Paknstan Henry Ttmothy Kearns 5804 Kennedy Chevy Chase 15 Maryland Hardu Keck Webb School Claremont 4 300 Fernleaf Street 77 M0libU C0l0V1Y 1433 Park Row I i f ' ' ' n IV Mlchael Buckner Kelland Box 1075 Scottsdale Arrzona Thomas Erwnn Kersten 41 1 North West Street Anahelm Dana Edgar Ketchum 1506 South Mann Las Vegas Nevada Sherwood Clark Klngsley 490 Preclado Street Pomona Rrchard Tor Krueger 4420 Third Street Rrversnde Rndge Hamulton Kunzel 3250 McCall Street San Drego Norman Arneull Larson 12010 lredell Street North Hollywood Rush Vrncent La Selle 1715 Brae Burn Road Altadena Wrnston Mark Lee 2558 North Catalrna Street Los Angeles John Alfred Lesser 939 Stone Canyon Road West Los Angeles Robert Mason Letteau 1223 Sharon Road Santa Ana Ray lrvlng Llndaulst 165 South Las Palmas Los Angeles Davrd Wrllnam Lowe 139 Albnon Avenue Woodsrde Harry Eames March 330 South lrvung Boulevard Los Angeles Samuel Grant McClure lll 331 North Clnffwood Avenue Los Angeles Hugh Stewart McConahey 1709 Via Arnba Palos Verdes Estates Charles Mautland McCulloch Route 1 Box 23 W lllts Frank Lewis Melone 541 East Prlnceton Street Ontano Roger James Mnllar 1560 Granada Avenue San Marlno Michael Shannon Moore 1322 Verdugo Boulevard La Canada Trmothy Cole Moore Apartado Aereo 5170 Jaime Antonuo Muldoon Lopez Cotulla 1828 Guadalalara Jalrsco Mexlco Frederuck Van Norden Mulhauser 424 West 11th Street Claremont Wrlllam Hanlon Oatway lll La Vuna Statron Altadena Peter Parks 113 East Base Lune Road Claremont Thomas P Phnlllps Route 4 Box 36 Vrsta Thomas Jay Puke 155 South Brnstol Los Angeles Peter Kingsley Plaut 441 Harvard Avenue Claremont John Henry Porter III 16 Harbor Island Newport Beach Lawrence Edward Price 400 Havendale Drive Pasadena Gary Lester Qulggle 216 N Sunset Street Monrovla Chrrstopher O Dell Reynolds 12712 Parkyns Avenue Los Angeles Wlllnam Roberts Ripley 700 North Bundy Drlve Los Angeles Franklyn Whmtmer Robbins 2464 Sherwood Road San Marino John Stuart Rogers 819 Hugh Street Davrd Frederrck Ronfeldt 564 W 10th Street Claremont Stephen Ewrng Ronfeldt 564 W 10th Street Claremont Wnllnams Kenneth Ross 633 Woodruff Avenue Los Angeles Robert Lea Seuffert 2418 29th Avenue Court Mollne llllnols John Wnnthrop Shelton 1100 Oxford Avenue Claremont Ellson Standlee Smlth 755 West 10th Street Claremont Jeffrey Alan Smith 550 South Alexander Avenue Claremont 'Jr' . . , a ' L ' ' Bogota, Colombia Modesto . A ' lll ' Roy James Somers ll 1709 East Bay Front Balboa Lawrence Orrn Somers 1709 East Bay Front Balboa Pleter Danrel Speyer 322 Caron Street Redlands John Bradley Sprtnger 912 Vra Nogales Palos Verdes Estates Mrchael Saltsbury Stark 23936 Mallbu Road Malrbu Ted James Sten 764 Terratne Avenue Long Beach Gary Malls Stever Pasadena Rrchard Barnes Sttth ll 1517 Marnlyn Lane Redlands Rtchard Ray Strathmann 160 West 11th Street Claremont Charles Henry Strub ll 4506 Lrve Oak Drtve Claremont John Allen Swe te 12751 Marlboro Street West Los Angeles John Estahrook Tnomas 260 21 st Street Santa Montca Gary Ered Thomson 8578 Country Club Drtve Cucamonga Harry Andrew To l Box 278 Lemon Cove John Vance Tretethen 5 Sandrrngham Road Ptedmont Peter Gunder Trommalcl 01920 S W Greenwood Road Rortland1 Oregon John Tuteur Jr 498 Sea Clttl Avenue San Francrsco John Averrll Valenttne 44849 North 11th Street West Lancaster Samuel Elmore Walker 1151 Monte Vrsta Drtve Rtverstde John Stuart Wallace 540 Homewood Road Los Angeles Larry Hugh Ware San Dumas James Eddy Warlone 1645 Dwrght Street Redlands Robert Kendall Washburn 850 Holladay Road San Marrno Stephen Harvey Cook Waters 950 Monaco Parkway Denver Colorado Kenneth Vfallace Watters lll 6401 E Exeter Boulevard Scottsdale Arrzona Allan Thomas Whtte 2525 E Evergreen Covina Terry Keeran Whtte 4960 Ambrose Avenue Los Angeles Rrchard Sharp Whttmore 120 North Norton Avenue LOS Angeles Ronald McLeod Whyte 1399 Vra Zurrta Claremont Davtd Leon Wtlltams 205 East Srxth Street Ontano Jack Kenneth Wrlltams 418 E Jetterson Pomona Gordon Clyde Wilson Webb School Claremont James Gould Wrlson C o Sunrrdge Farms Ramona Norman Douglas Wrlson Jr 243 North Saltaur West Los Angeles Wrllram Maurrce Wtlson Ontano Brnan Patrtck Wtnter 560 Cltnton Avenue Fresno Roger XfVrlltam Wrtalls 4155 Oak Hollow Road La Verne Charles Robert Work 690 16th Avenue Salt Lake Cnty Utah Ertc Brynolv Wursten 421 24th Street Santa Monrca Edmond Keenan Wynn 801 North Foothrll Road Beverly Hrlls Tracy Keenan Wynn 801 North Foothrll Road Beverly Hrlls Chrrstopher George Worthing Yates Route 1 Box 682 Escondxdo ' A ' , Jr. A ' ' ' ' , Jr. 505 S. Orange Grove Avenue 814 Oakway Avenue 4588 Benito WCDRD CF THANKS March I8 T958 1207 AM El Espelo 58 is almost complete I write this as several of The staff members are finishing the last captions and rewrites Late today the last third of the book goes to press The time has finally arrived to express my gratitude to the staff and contrib utors who have created this yearbook to Jack Halgren forthe hundreds of hours spent on pho tography to Dave Brown for his patience and consistently fine work as copy editor to Hardu Keck for The art and scratch dummy to Joe Fidanaue for all the darkroom and aolmunistra tive and to Gary Quiggle for handling all The financial headaches to Ned Wynn for rewrite assistance to Ted Sten Dick Dunham and his cohorts Fritz Mulhauser Jack Williams and Bill Wilson for The record to Bert Cueva for The mid Lindquist and John Tuteur for the brainstorming and many long hours spent over the copy to Gary Thomson Skip Hanson Jim Somers and Larry Somers for the darkroom help to Mr Wil son for his encouragement and available photo graphic assistance to Mr and Mrs McMilIin for their wonderful hospitality and help with the copy to the many contributors listed on the staff page to Mr Hubbell and Mr Thomas at Year books Incorporated of California and finally and this is perhaps the greatest note of indebted ness and gratitude I wish to thank the members of The Webb School student body and faculty without whose tolerance and consistent co oper ation publication of this annual would have of course been impossible Chuck Work T958 , 1 : . . l I I P . . 2 1 2 . . I I . . I . I . - night oil burnt over the dummy, to Jim Hall, Ray : I I 1 - '- Q . . I I 5 . . - , ' ' : ' , I I I , . ig E? 4 U