Westchester High School - Flight Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1953 volume:

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We, The Annual Staff of FLIGHT '53, proudly dedicate This book to Miss Harriet Baker and to Mr. John Reilly, whose skill and devotion are amply displayed on These pages. it TW We, The students ot West- chester High School, owe a great deal to Mrs. Horn for her constant efforts to work constructively with us, and to help us to achieve dis- tinction in each activity. 2 CourTesy is conTagious is The moTTo seen on The door of Mr. Fred Tanner, boys' vice principal. Super- vising boys aThleTics is one of Mr. Tanner's many jobs. He makes sure we are al- ways vvell-represenTed- in our league and ThaT our Teams are well scheduled and equipped. No wheel Turns vviThouT The consenT of Mrs. Florence Young, our girls' vice principal. Her OK places evenTs on The calendar, and her parTicular inTeresT is The Girls League. All of us know her as a real friend. ja! Q l 1 A016071-og, Mrs. Neva Herndon is our head counselor who Tailors the master program to fit the personnel of the school. Miss Phyllis Chapman, registrar, has the busy iob of checking attendance. Remember, if you plan to go to the beach, be sure Miss Chapman is looking the other vvay! This happy group makes the counselor's office a pleasant place to bring anything from personal to programming problems. Why, even future careers are plotted herel Seated around the table are Diane Smith, secretary to Mrs. Hern- don, Jim Heusdens and Henry Safer, grade advisors, Jane Herndon, head counselor, and Willa Jewett, Shirley Taylor, Elizabeth Steinauer, and Bill Rankind, grade advisors. Jw It's no secret that the big wheels wouldn't roll very fast or very far without the-efficient services of this cheerful lineup: Elizabeth McKeovvn, Rosemary Moffett, Bonnie Miles, Diane Smith, Jeanne Williams, Mildred Schu- macher, Euna Edwards, Betty Faulkner, Maiella Frye, and Colleen Morrical. Mrs. Betty Faulkner, business man- ager of the Westchester Student Body, is responsible for all our finances, down to the last penny. Miss Elizabeth McKeown is secretary to Mrs. Horn, and chief of the clerical f staff. Mrs. Rosemary Moffatt orders and processes all the books. Think how many thousands there are. By the way, how about checking with her about that lost book? f :zz 2 -- 'e. .20fg.,,:.'. wi, Z X747 ll, T l ,if If ', We, The Cavaliers and Nobles, would f 9 like To express our final Thanks To Those ,' Teachers and counselors who have 1 ,l guided us Through our years aT Wesf- 'I' A V' QQ' chesTer. We can never repay Them for , f I Their help, buT we will be ever Thank- ful To Them. IT is wiTh deepesT regreT P ThaT we leave our good friends and fond memories behind, and yeT iT is wiTh ioy and expecTaTion Thaf we are looking forward To The nexT few years. We are now saying goodbye To many greaT experiences, and are preparing ,gy yy' ffr , To enTer many new ones. Andrea Clecll 6 e- 51m-fi fly-7 Md 5222, IT's been a long Time. AT leasT To us iT has seemed a long nine years. A while ago we began growing up, we puT away our dolls, and no longer brought our guns To school. Came The day when The girls wore Their firsT lipstick, and The fellows began combing Their hair. Then came dances and daTes, and we found we were no longer liTTle children. We had responsibilifies To face, and we faced Them. Now we're looking forward To Three wonderful years in high school, we're ready for Those years of hard work-and a loT of fun. We're proud To be The classes of S'5o and W'57. iQ! Our officers and steering committee members guided us in planning our many senior activities. Officers: John Lyttle, President Shirley Rawlings, Girls' Vice-President Dick Jacobson, Boys' Vice-President Mary Lou Hillis, Recording Secretary Terry Testa, Corresponding Secretary Terry Erskine, Treasurer Leslie Oldmen, Historian .AZ i J -mn fg, U1 lil- T ,.f fiirriiramg T 4 - .T Andrea Cleull f if i i C 2 1 IJ 1 T 4 ,Q , .. fl , lffiivii: iHli'Wl f I u 'if l T I ir v v 'i VI L X - '1- Steering Committee: Tom Applegate Loel Follansbee Gary London Urban Luciano Torn Purkiss Warren Roth Nlrs. Theresa Jinks, our senior sponsor, is not only a skillful teacher, but an understanding friend. We thank her for the many hours she spent helping us make this senior year our most memorable one. Of A i LOURINE BORDEAUX-Transferred from San Rafael High, Camera Club' Treasurer. JUDY BOWMAN-Student-body Vice President, Stu- dent-body Secretary, Lambda Service Club, G. A. A. President, Drill Team, Knights and Ladies, ROZELLA BOYD-Commissioner of Safety, Commise sioner of Student Personnel, President of Lamb- clas, Girls State, Senate, Knights and Ladies. BARBARA BROWNE-Lambdas, Fellowship Club, Girls League Representative, G. A. A., Bowling Club. RICHARD BUCHER WOODY CALVERT-Knights and Ladies, Boys State, Vice President of Senate, President of A9 Class, President of A Cappella. CATHERINE CARAMANIS-G. A. A., Unesco, Choir, Attendance Office Staff, Bowling, Band, Annual St-aff. NANCY CARLYLE-Modern Dance. JERRY CARR-Orchestra, Band, Dance Band. KAY CHESLEY-Girls League Representative, G. A. A., Senator, Drill Team. ANDREA CLEALL-Drill Team, Modern Dance, Skye liner Staff, Annual Staff, A Cappella, RUSSELL CLENNY-Baseball, Basketball, Lettermen, Captain of B Team. CHARLOTTE CLUFF-Fellowship Club, Bowling Club, G. .A. A. CAROLE COLBY-Commissioner of Posters and Dis- play, Girls League Publicity Chairman, Senator, Bank of America Award, Lambdas, Knights and Ladies, Annual Staff. DONALD COOLEY-Boys State, Varsity Football, A Cappella Choir, Track. JOE COLMENARES-School and District Winner of Lions Club Oratorical Contest, School Winner American Legion Contest, Second Place District Winner American Legion Oratorical Contest, First Place Winner News-Advertiser Essay Contest, Drama. PATRICIA ADAMS-Drill Team, Senior Thrift Club, Youth Fellowship Club, Student Store, Art Service. JILL ANDERS0NASenate, Senior Steering Committee, Skyliner Staff. BILL AKERS-Senate, Boys League Representative. TOM APPLEGATE-Commissioner of Student Personnel, Commissioner of Safety and Campus, Boys League President, Yell Leader, Varsity Track Letterman. WALT BAJKOWSKI-Boys League President, Commissioner of Records and Trophies, Senate, Key Club, Varsity Track. IRIS BALSHAN-Knights and Ladies, Drama, C. S. F., Modern Dance, Alpha Service Club. ELIZABETH BARR-Girls League Historian, President of Homemaking Club, Drill Team, G. A. A., Lambdas. PATTI WINKI-E HERMAN BENNETT CHARLES BENESH BOB BERRIGAN-Tackle Club, General Manager Sound Crew. CLAUDIA BIRD-Senate, C. S, F., Girls League. RICHARD BIRD 4 HAL COLTON-Basketball, Boys League Rep- resentative, Member of Big-9, Senior Problems Class President. WALTER CONVERSE-Letterman, Football, Baseball. DICK COWDERY-Senator, Boys League Rep- resentative, Basketball, Sound Crew. LEA RAE COX-Lambdas Treasurer, Girls League Representative, Bowling Club Manager, Drill.Team, Senator. RUTH ANN CREMERING-Girls League Trea- surer, Lambdas, Lettergirls, G. A. A., Senator. ASTRID CRITTENDEN-Alph-as Chaplain, G. A. A., Lettergirls, Finance Office. HAROLD CROULET-Key Club, C. S. F., Band and Orchestra, Track, Winner, 1952 Snap Shot Contest. JOAN CUPERUS-Health Office Staff. DON CURRAN-Varsity Football, Letterman. PAT DAVIS-Alphas President and Secretary, Service and Scholarship Board, Senator, F. H. A. Club, DENNESE DIAMOND-Bowling Club, G. A. A., Art Staff. CAROL WOOD-A Cappella, Girls League Representative, Modern Dance, Senator. ARLENE DOYLE-Girls League Publicity Chairman, Gamma's Treas., Drill Team, Modern Dance Pres., Girls League Rep. LOU ANN EDENS-Senior Homemakers His- torian, Annual Staff, Student Store. EDWARD ELLMAN-Honor Roll, C. S. F., Varsity Football, Letterman, Swimming Team, Water Polo. CAROLEEN GLEMANN-Letter Girl, Drill Team, Alphas Vice Pres., Bowling, A Cappella. TERRY ERSKINE-Senior A Class Treasurer, Letterman, Baseball, Basketball, Boys League, Member of the Big 9. ISABEL FISHER-A Cappella Choir. LOEL FOLLANSBEE-Sr. Steering Comm., Sr Ed. Annual Staff, C.S.F., Lambdas, Sen PAT FOSTER-Girls Glee, A Cappella, Comm on Sr. Barbeque, Gym Office, Fri Hi Y JOHN FOX-Senator, Barons, Basketball, Baseball, Most Valuable D Basketball player of l95l. JANET FRANK-Alpha Service Club Treasurer, Senior Homemaking. JUDY GADE-President of Lambdas, Girls League Representative, Mod- ern Dance, Dramatics. RON GANGWES-Transfer from Wichita: Football, Track, Camera Club, Hi-Y. LYNNE GARHARDT-Student Body Secretary, Commissioner of Records and Trophys, California Scholarship Federation, Drill Team, G. A. A. Secretary, Knights and Ladies. KAY DELL GASTER-G .A. A. BERNARD GEORGE-Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, President of Lettermen. WILLIAM GLASS-Senator, President of Key Club, Treasurer of Key Club. BARBARA GOLLING-President of Lambda Service Club, Secretary of Girls League, Commissioner of Events, Service and Scholarship Board, Secretary of G. A. A. SHIRLEY GRAY-Winner of Poppy Contest, Bowling Team, Modern Dance, Girls League Representative, Art Service Club. TONI GREEN-Transferred from Colton High. Junior Assembly, Sew 'n' Service Secretary, Journalism Staff. LYNN GRIMES--Fellowship Club, G. A, A., Bowling, Bowling Honors, Lettergirls, Modern Dance. DICK GULIZIA-Tennis Team. BOB GUSTETTER-Varsity Football, Varsity Swimming, Boys League Representative, Letterman. LOIS GUTMAN-Alpha Service Club, C. S. F., F. H. A. GENE HANKINSON-Transferred from Mt. Carmel. Football. HELENE HELLER-A Cappella Choir, Alpha Service Club. Youth Chorus. MARILYN HENDRICKSON MARY LOU HILLIS-Girls League Vice President, Senior B Girls Vice President, Senior A Recording Secretary, Commissioner of Events, Lambda Service Club. JACK HOAGLANDvCommissioner of Boys Athletics, Student Person- nel Service and Scholarship Board, Boys League President, Student Body President, Baron's President, Letterman, Varsity Basetball, Baseball, Track. SHIRLEY HODGES-Commissioner of Girls Athletics, G. A. A. President, President of Lettergirls, Drill Team President, Lambda Service Club. JUDY HOFFMAN-Modern Dance, Gym Office. MARILYN HOLAWAY COLLEEN HOWARD-C. S. F., Lettergirls, G. A. A., Bowling, Secretary of G. A. A. RUTH HOWARD-Girl's League President, Commissioner of Girls Ath- letics, President of G. A. A., A Cappella Choir, Womens Oratorical Contest, Knights and Ladies. EDWINA HUBBfDrill Team, Lambda Service Club, A Cappella Choir. JULIE HUGHES-Transferred from Corvallis. G. A. A., Latin Club, Treasurer of Spanish Club, Office Staff. DIANE JACKSON-G. A, A., Bowling, Lettergirls, Lambda Service Club, Modern Dance, Financial Office. DICK JACOBSON-Senior A Boys Vice President, Boys League Treas- urer, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, Baseball Award in Western League, Barons. TED JAMES-Key Club President, Tennis Club, Service and Scholai hip Board, Winter Wonderland Ball Queen Committee. DAVID .IAROS-Senior Band, Orchestra. MEL JASGUR-Editor of Skyliner, Knights and Ladies, Commissioner of Publicity and Public Relations, Tennis Letterman, C. S. F. ANITA JEFFRIES-A Cappella Choir, Modern Dance, G. A. A., Girls League Representative. EDITH SUE JENSEN-A Cappella Choir, G. A. A., Girls League Represen- tative, Lambdas, Bowling Club. GEORGE JOHNSON-B Track Manager, Senate. SHIRLEY JOHNSON-San Marino Hall, Drama Club, A Cappella Choir F' ST' r 1 SHIRLEY KAELIN-Counselor's Office Staft. DIDDY KAERGER-Girls League President, Vice Presi- dent, Treasurer, Lambda Historian, Senator, Knights and Ladies. GLORIA KEMP-Girls League Historian, Drill Team, Lambdas. MICHEALE KEMP-G. A. A., Publicity Manager G. A. A., Lettergirl, C. S. F., Senator. SANDRA KLINE-Girls Glee Club. BARBARA KOHLER-Girls League Vice President, Girls League Welfare Chairman, Drill Team, Gamma's, Modern Dance Vice President. LORRAINE KOIVU MYRON KRUEGER-P. E. Letter. LENNIE LAMBERT-Girls League Publicity Chairman, G. A. A., Modern Dance, Lambdas, Drill Team, Scholastic Arts Gold Key, Bank of America JEANETTE LEACH-Modern Dance, Girls League Rep- resentative. GAY WOOD-Transferred from Granite High. Cheer- leader, Ski Club, Opera Brigadoon Scenery, Yearbook Queen. RICHARD LIVINGSTON-Transferred from Vista High. Sports Editor Annual Staff, P. E. Letter. ROBERT LLOYD-Transferred from Inglewood High School. BILL LOCKYER-A-I2 Steering Committee, Football, Track. GARY LONDON-Senate, Senior Steering Committee, B Football, Pharoahs, Transferred from Burbank High. URBAN LUCIANO-Senator, Barons, B Track Team, P. E. Letter, Senior Council. JANICE LUSK-Larnbdas Secretary, Girls League Cor- responding Secretary, Modern Dance, Drama Award, Best Actress. LOUISE LUSSIER-C. S. F., Lambdas. BILL LYNCH-Lettermen, Varsity Baseball, B Football, Track, All-Western League in Varsity Football, 3rd Place Western League High Jump. JOHN LYTTLE-Senior Class President, Football, Com- missioner of Clubs, C. S. F., Lettermen. GEORGE. McCLURE-Barons, Baseball, Football, A Cappella Choir, Charter Steering Committee. NANCY LOU McCOY-Girls Glee Club. CHARLES McDONALD-Basketball, Baseball, Football. MAXINE McDONAl.D-Alpha Service Club, Modern Dance Vice President, G. A. A., Bowling, Drama. DAVE MCKEOWN ELLEN MARKS-G. A. A., Alphas, Bowling Club. BARBARA MARTINEK-Finance Office, Modern Dance. BOB MARTIN-A Cappella Choir, P. E. Letter, C. S. F. DICK MASKA-Varsity Football. PETER MASTAN-Key Club. WANDA MATTHEW-President of Alphas, Vice Presi- dent Future Homemakers Club, Drill Team, Serv- ice and Scholarship Board, Leadership Class. ED MILLER-Senator, Boys League, P. E. Letters, Foot- ball, Track. JACK MILO-Senator, Gymnastics, Annual Staff. DALE MITCHELL-Transferred from Julian High. Track Letter, Future Farmers of America. JOAN MOSHER-Christian Fellowship, G. A. A. SANDRA MOUNTAIN-A Cappella Choir, Drill Team, Dance Band Vocalist, Alphas, G. A. A. CARL MOX-Track. GAIL NELSON-C. S. F., Knights and Ladies, Bank of America Achievement Award. BOB NORTH-Senator, Boys League Representative, C. S: F., Basketball, Most,Valuable Player in Basketball. PAT OBERG-Bowling Club President, Lettergirls, Christian Fellowship President, C. S. F,, Senator. fl fi W PAT PATTERMAN-Main Office Staff, Transferred from Utah. Pep Club in Utah. GLORIA PERRY-G. A. A., Bowling Club, Home Economics Club, Typing s Club at Roselle Park High. JEANETTE PETERSON-Finance Committee, Journalism, Office Staff, Red Cross Club, Office Manager. STEPHEN PETERSON-Tennis, Gymnastics, Boys League Representative, Key Club, Lettermen. DAVE PIERSON-Senior B Vice President, Boys League Secretary, C. S. F., Hearst Oratory Contest, Knights and Ladies. MARILYN PULSE TOM PURKISS-Yell-King, Commissioner of Boys Athletics, Lettermen Club, Boys State Representative, Most Valuable Player-Track. CATHERINE QUERZOLA-Transferred from Lakewood High, Student- Body Secretary at Lakewood, G. A. A. DON RASK-Senator, Woodshop Service, Stage Crew. SHIRLEY RAWLINGS-Girls League President, Senior A Vice President, President Drill Team, Commissioner of Student Personnel, Knights and Ladies. JIMMY RAY-Varsity Basketball. KATHLEEN REILLY-Commissioner of Finance, Commissioner of Service and Scholarship, President of Alphas, Drill Team, C. S. F. RONNIE RENFRO-Senator, Barons, Basketball, Swimming, Gymnastics. RICHARD ROBIE-Basketball, Manager's Club. WARREN ROTH-Member of Senior A Steering Committee. MARLENE ROUTH-Drill Team, Choir, G. A. A., Lambdas, Senate. NORMA ROYER-G. A. A., Bowling Club, Lettergirl. HENRI RUBIN-Unesco Club, A Cappella Choir, Girls Glee Club, Student Store, Attendance Office Staff. I3 LESLIE OLDMEN-Senior Class Historian, Modern Dance, G. A. A., Senator, Lambdas. DON OLSEN-B Football at Mt. Carmel. JAMES OLSON-Key Club, Talent Show, A Cappella Choir. RUSSELL ORCUTT-Swimming Team, Gymnastics, An- nual Staff, Manager Club, Sound Crew. MERRY OTTESON-Drill Team, Girls League Repre- sentative, Bowling Club Manager, Modern Dance, Lettergirl. MONA OWEN-Lambdas, Christian Fellowship, Band, Annual .Staff. BARBARA PARROTT-G. A. A., Bowling Club, Mod- ern Dance. DARLENE PAULEY-Travel Club, A Cappella Choir, Drill Team. JACKIE RUSSELL JOHN RUsSELl'iSen5l0Vf BarOl'1S, B Track STEVE SABO-Dramatic Club, Senior Play Football, Award Baseball, P, E, Leger- CAROL SCHEEL-Alphas, Lettergirls Dance, A Cappella. JOHN SCHOLTENS-Wood Shop Superin- tendent, Swim Team Captain, Boys League Representative. NORMAN SCHULTZeFootball. BETTY SHAW-Modern Dance Secretary, AI- phas. JANET SINCLAIR-Annual Staff, G Tennis, Senior Band, Gym Office KEN SMITH-Boys League President, Foot- ball, Track, Boys League Vice President, Member of Big Nine. PHILLIP SMITH-Navy. MARY SORENSEN-Transferred from Keno- sha, Wisc. Prom Queen, Artist's Club, Vice President, Sub Deb Corresponding Secretary. TERRY SPAMP-Alphas, Drill Team Modern Dance, A Cappella Choir, Lambdas GEORGIA STADDEN-Publicity Mgr. Scatter- Pins, Newspaper Reporter, Treas. Letter- girls, Annual Staff, Winner Poppy Poster CAROL LEE STAGGS-Art Service, Modern Dance, Winner American Legion Poster Contest, Annual Staff-Cover Design. CAROLE STANLEY-Commissioner of Posters and Displays, Girls League Recording Secretary, President Lambdas, Coreog- rapher Modern Dance, G. A. A. GEORGE STANLEY NANCY STANSALL-Lettergirls, G. A. A., Bowling Club Manager. JOHN STEDMAN-Transferred from La Junta High, Sophomore Class Vice President. SHANNON STEWART-Track, Basketball, Football. LEONARD SUDMAN-Senator, Sen ing Committee, Barons, L Football. MARGARET TAFOYA-A9 Secretary at John Muir, Drill Team President, Alphas, Chairman Jr. Sr. Entertainment Commit- tee, Steering Committee. TERRI TESTA-Senior A and B Class Secre- tary, Lambdas, Drill Team, Senator, A Cappella Choir. DOUG TRACY-Basketball, Swimming, Gym- nastics, Baseball, Barons. KENNY TREFALLER-Pharoahs, Basketball Baseball, Barons. BETTY TRIMBLE-Lettergirl, G. A. A., Secre- tary Finance Board, A Cappella Choir, Drill Team. NANCY TROTTER-Lambdas, Christian Fel- lowship, G. A. A., Bowling Club, Bandlrfll X i ll NANCY rurrsnow-christian reliawshapjf' X Alphas, Spelling Club, Future Teachers. ROBERT TUTTLE-C Track, Bank of A ern Award, Gymnastics, Dramatics. ARTHUR ULENE-Editor-in-Chief of Skyliner, Commissioner of Service and Scholar- ship, Commissioner of Publicity and Public Relations, Barons, C. S. F., Tennis Club. CHARLES VALLEE-Senate, Swim Team. CAROLYN VANDERHIDER-Lambdas, Band. SHIRLEY WALKER-Lettergirl, Drill Team Dance Band, G. A. A., A Cappella i ior Steer MV DAVID WEIR-Key Club, Barons, Swimming, Gymnastics, Honor Roll, Senate. BLAIR WILBER JUDY WILES-Alphas, Annual Staff, Student Store. NANCY WILKINSON-Girls League, Johnson High in St. Paul. Student Council, Junior Homeroom Representative, Girls Club. CAMERA SHY: KEITH BAKER-Lettermen, D 81 B Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Most Valuable Baseball Player of 1951. RALPH BENEDICT-Wrestling, Amateur Boxing, Gymnastics, Bait Caste ing Prize in Sportsman's Show. TERRY BIRDSLEY-Pharoah's. BRIAN COLLINS nr yi Joan Roudine PN I fs Sf' 235 1 ,f :!g ' 1 , 1. . J' :J ' ,v 1 1 I 1 H-4 ..- : , A 1 3' 4 1 y i an ll ' 0 SQ 15 ' D .ypm M Sl' ,M -2-fe 'P N s FW! f Q rg Kwai is 'S 2 -4 S . -- is no - 1, ,. -Qu N-r ,tx . My . 3 5 Mwgg. , S gp vi, I - L B P' J',,,,,,f, 1030 iyngf +' awe rm-4 v.WW RICHARD BASFORD-President of B-l2 Class, Vice President of Senate, President of Plwaroahs Car Club, B Track Team, B Football. CAROL ANN BAUER-G. A. A., Lettergirl, Bowling. BONNIE BERRYMAN MARSHALL BLOCK-Football. DON CHAPPELLE-Football, P. E. Letter. YVONNE CHAPPELLE-Home Ec. Maior. RONALD COLEMAN--Track, P. E. Letters, Wood Pro- duction. BARBARA COOPER-G. A. A., Lettergirl, Bowling Club. LARRY CUDNEY-B Football. GEORGIA DAUGHERTY-A Capella Clwoir, Language M ' . ' aior kj, THOMAS DAVIDSON-B Football, J. V. Baseball, D Basketball. MELVA DRAEG-G. A. A., History Major. RAE EDWARDS GRAYDON GEROW-Key Club. STANLEY GOLDSTEIN-Transferred from Belmont High, Slide Rule. DOROTHY GROTHEER-A Cappella Choir, Youth Fel- lowship Club. BARBARA HARRIMAN-Drama Club, Home Economics. JO LYNNE HICKERSON CAMPOS EMERY JACKSON BARBARA KAUFFMAN-Drill Team, A Cappella Choir Alph-a's, Leadership. KENT KNOWLE5-Track, Football, Knights and Ladies. NANCY LA BOUNTY-Girls League Welfare Chairman Recording Secretary of Girls League, Vice Presi- dent Girls League, G. A. A. Historian, Historian of Senior Class. JIM MAGNUSON MARJORIE McMII.LAN-Senior CLass Secretary, Home Economics Maior. GWENDOLYN NELSON-Girls' Vice President of B I2 Class, Lambda's, DELORES PAYNE-Home Economics Maior. ROBERT PETERSEN-Track, Football, Science Maior. DON PETTERS-J. V. Baseball, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball. BILL PLUMMER-Transferred from Mark Twain High. Keeling-Wilcox Agriculture Contest, 5th place. BOB RICHARDS MARLENE ROBERTS DARLENE ROBERTSON-Home Economics Maior. DAVID SLIPHER--Homeroom President, Designed heading for charter Skyliner JAY SNELSON--Vice President of B I2 Class, Varsity Basketball, Lettermen, Tennis Team, Knights ancl Ladies. EDGAR STEWART LEE TANNER-Lettermen, Track, Football, Senator, P. E. Letter. TERRY TAYLOR-Youth Fellowship, Boys League Rep- resentative, B Football, Keeling-Wilcox Agricul- ture Contest, 5th place. JUDY TOMEC AMBER UNRUH-Drill Team Vice President, Second Vice President of Lambda's, Treasurer of B I2 Class, Parliamentarian of Lambda's. JO ANN WAGNER-Skyliner Staff, Science Maior, Girls' League Representative, A Cappella Choir. DIANE WILCUT-Home Economics Maior. CAMERA SHY CARLETON BROWN-P. E. Letter, B Track, A Track, Boys League Representative, Ford Motor Co, ln- dustrial Award. BARBARA GIESE JACK NORDQUIST-Football Letter, Senator, Unesco Club. DOUGLAS OEHRLI-Wood Shop Maior. KENNETH ROSE-Football, Track. FRANK STANLEY-Basketball, J. V. Baseball, History Maior. Mrs. Plummer, A9 sponsor, is assisted by Mrs. Deering in pre- paring for the gradu- ation ceremony. AJ I Q- 4 -7 -Vg I ' V 1 ' iff YW z l , i YC 59 I A A j a A 95 e '1 -5- -QQ 1 Q Q 1 g- . n Andrea Cleql The A9 Steering Committee is made up of the class officers and a repre- sentative from each of the A9 English classes. Members are: Bill Katz, Venna Wallace, Rosalind Merz, John Yee, Sharon McElroy, Jan Slater, Andrea Herz- berg, Mrs. Plummer, Carol Davedeit, Janet Wright, Becky Walker, Roberta Thompson Belva Borgquist, and Don Wood. FIRST ROW: l. Ofstein, L. Mahr, D. Puma, C. Prowett, G. Nagle, J. Nelson, D. Myers, G. Hendricks, N. Nicholon, R. Moore, P. Roberts. SECOND ROW: M. Powell, M. Mc- Peak, J. Proud, P. Moore, l.. Rupert, J. Munden, S. Rothenberg, H. Martin, A. Mor- ris, R. Damm, J. Malm, M. Nutter, and S. Oestrich. FIRST ROW: M. Perates, J. Nelson, M. Padilipsky, B. Pearson, M. Pearn, M. Ran- dolph, J. Nace. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Plum- mer, J. Myher, J. Martin, B. Moffett, F. Perron, D. Ryrnal, J. Rudkins, B. Bradford, J. Reitman, J. Myers, N. Mereness, E. Royer, S. McElroy. THIRD ROW: R. Merz, P. Pitcairn, S. Perry, M. Pocoraro, S. Russell, D. Mulkey, J. Mason, L. Rifkind, B. Maxey, M. Morgan, E. Rose. rm-1ngmgs1-l.17 f v-urn,-Q-n g. - .las-,z1'.s.4l: 20 . . c . I +9 K 4 x ,J X ' A 'l I . of . Q I 'E A s K- - f : .- , A M Eff- , I N --. fi ' 3' 'ni' If 2 '-d h! ' 1 'gf . f W- 'ff ' H-' 1 'I 'Qxf' , 'N' ' 1 , I - Q5 . is if- I I 1 - , L 5 T is ,fi l F XX If 5341? lx ' ziyj FIRST ROW: E. Barton, C. Blum, M. Brown, ford, M. Caaley, D. Dillard. STANDING SECOND S. Alderdice, G. Duncan, C. Davideit, S. Bloom, R. THIRD ROW: J. Davidson, M. Burns, J. Berryman, C. Adam, L. Dissoway, D. Adams, R. Clark, M. Can K. Fligston, E. Beal, S. Bourdaux, B. Brad- ROW: B. Cook, B. Brinnings, M. Edwards, Fradkoff, R. Elman, K. Cutler, J. Freeman. S. Bauers, B. Bordquist, B. Bell, J. Allen, nif, M. Curth. A95 FIRST ROW: J. Reed, D. Bodoliff, B. Robie, C. Mohler, J. Nordquist, G. Mc- Lemore, N. Nelson, L. Pierce, J. Reid, A. Flink. SECOND ROW: C. Steele, C. Wilkens, S. Marcom, R. Roberts, D. Nelson, R. Mc- Gowan, T. Melolen, D, Earley, R. Munhart, R. Pagan. THIRD ROW: H. Mohr, T. Berd- ner, R. Piscotta, W. Moore, M. Rosenbelt, G. Casano, P. Mastan, B. Casano, R. Black, L. Leach. FIRST ROW: J. Baer, C. Steele, B. Carnio, A. Flink. SECOND ROW: S. Aaves, R. Agra- mowski, L. Keel, P. Crosier, S. Belante, N. Clark, C. Bass, J. Brown, R. A. Booth. THIRD ROW: B. Crawford, M. Martinelli, R. Baines, A. Barnett, C. Dixon, N. Linton, M. Collins, B. Fretalla, S. Flint, D. Hender- son, J. A. Christian, D. Crouch, J. Mann, P. Dieneman, K. Dalton, R. Bloch. FOURTH ROW: L. Bowler, B. Buetler, S. Burns, C. Baxter, J. Belville, K. Folley, B. Beasley, J. Lethin, G. Bauserman, M. Banks, D. Firth, H. Moor. FIRST ROW: Qleft to rightl Betty Nowatka, Nina Schulte, Marilyn Schafer, Mildred Nutter, Barbara Smith, Frances Pattison, Karen Stoltz, Mary Ann Ulene, Venna Wallace, Janice Wolf, Barbara Scully. SECOND ?OW: Clayton Wallin, Edward Walker, Bill Widener, Gary Spray, Joe Schiffer, Don Wood, Lester Wolf, Gayle Trammal, Melton Taylor, Arthur Windsor, Bob Vachon, Brant Doell. THIRD ROW: George Webb, Don Zeman, Al Tafoya, Jerry Vance, Marvin Singer, Jay Schumann, Dick Shalita, Jerry Thrall, Larry Stevens, im Scott, Carl Zahlis. FIRST ROW: S. Grems, B. Hanson, A. Howard, B. Gleinn, W. Harding, B. Karnes, L. Gooding, A. Horey, A. Herzberg, L. Goodman. SECOND ROW: C. Old- men, A. Christian, J. Kistler, R. Hachworth, J. Jensen, H. Lynn, G. Hallack, M. Jesperson, J. Hawkins, N. Levenson, J. Kohut, M. Hall, M. Griffee, D. Hoard. THIRD ROW: H. Leach, R. Gold, H. Lawson, B, Giese, D. Jones, L. Kelly, J. Jones, K. Holdem, P. Klink, B. Steward, V. Jappel, J. Kennedy, D. Huxford. FIRST ROW: B. Barton, K. Baker, D. Chapman, D. Copp, R. Coleman, R. Ames, B. Chawley. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Painter, B. Connich, D. Fahhel, B. Bass D. Donner, H. Converse, C. Bass, l.. Bennett, J. Cam- eron. THIRD ROW: D. Butler, D. Cudney, B. Dailey S. Cervany, J. Ahmmond, G. Engelton. na-n Linda Kelly and Karen Holden are listening to Mr. Gilbert explain Roman numerals. FIRST ROW: F. Davis, F. Grexton, B. Jacobson, T. La Scalze, E. Krausnon, D. Killian J. Lynch. SECOND ROW: J. Ganser, G. Shumway, P. Howarth, S. Hurtnig, M. Giese N. Lloyd, L. Johnston, M. Goldberg, R. Jacobson. THIRD ROW: D. Laforce, P. Lantz B. Jorgenson, B. Kinney, B. Haynes, G. Holmes, L. Leach, H. Gershenson, G. Gerke D. Hayman, R. Haskins, D. Griffin, G. Lewis, B. Lynn. FOURTH ROW: K. Hanson V. Kunz, L. Lindstrom, J. Hinton, G. James, G. Gieselman, K. King, B. Katz, D. Julius and J. Higgins. John Williams, Rosalyn Fradkoff, Louise Schuerman, Mari- lyn Collins, Nancy Wilkins, and John Yee are checking word derivations in Mrs. Painter's English class. FIRST ROW: P. Stepp, A. Sandow, J. Rice, S. Stew- art, V. Shinton, A. Wuchter, S. Shelton, S. Wolcott J. Weeks. SECOND ROW: M. Sherrill, R. Rentro, S Schreckler, P. Salk, J. Schulte, J. Scott, P. Shoffner J. Thomann, F. Voak, F. Warga. THIRD ROW: W Shetrone, D. Smiler, S. Solomon, M. Walenstein, P Weinsck, S. Zusman, P. Roadine, K. Smith, J. Robbins, J. Rowe, D. Wactum. aw It 1 FIRST ROW: J. Yee, P. Taylor, C. Wilken, R. Sirnmon, P. Volman, B. Bradford, C. Steele SECOND ROW: F. Weir, J. Slater, D. Smith, G. Staihling, P. Vaughan, M. Webb, N. Wilkin, K Showhalter. THIRD ROW: P. Swirck, B. Walker, A. Zeff, K. Walker, C. Schulte, J. Wright, K. Thieben, D. Trabrucco, L. Stevens, L. Spungin, H. Wagner, and G. Wilcut. FOURTH ROW: D. Williams, M. Ziegler, B. Witherspoon, B. Wolk, R. Thompson, A. Snyder, E. Wellington, J. Van Stanton, P. Tyler, FIRST ROW: M. Haymond, J. Holmes, D. Hermbloom, J. Palmquist. SECOND ROW: K. Phillips, D. Kelly, V. Laurie, A. Josephson, A. Monroe, J. Marzullo, P. Hill, S. McCarthy, P. Jensen, M. Parmeter, G. Johnson. THIRD ROW: J. Johnson, B. Prill, D. Moore, S.'Narr, R. Harmon, H. Meadoff, R. Hill, P. Johnson, D. Motley. FOURTH ROW: D. Hartt, Dennis Meister, D. Hawkins, J. Leonard, H. Martin, R. Hill, T. Miller, G. Phillips, W. Hendricks. FIRST ROW: M. Gutman, R. Bass, M. Bernstein, V. Beal, J. Christensen, V. Clouston, D. Brown, P. Bapteist, G. Block, A. Boris. SECOND ROW: J. Bartz, L. Benioff, P. Bennet, D. Dickinson, S. Chapel, R. Carlyle, C. Cochran, P. Barry, P. Cooper, B. Cleal, R. Allison, D. Coleman, R. Carr. THIRD ROW: G. Craft, G. Brewer, G. Cudney, D. Gissel, B. Boris, D. Doyle, J. Abraham, E. Frabisillio, M. Rrye, J. Belber, Mr. Rankin. 23 WM Jim Henry, Student Body President W'52, presents the gavel of his office to Jack Hoagland, President for the Summer '53 term. STUDENT ,ERSONNEL LEADERSHIP aoARn BOARD SERVICE AND Stholarship A g BOARD BOARD :T f. z w sovs' LEAGUE GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET QAMNE1' b y - L - 1xiQ Q ffi sovs LEAGUE GIRLS LEAGUE ,E w e REPRESENTATLVES REPRESENTATIVES 2, L esrt - ffl Q 11 . Mr. Joe Herman, sponsor of the Leadership Class and the ,.. 1 Senate, uses this diagram to explain the construction of Senior High Student Body Government. 24 Q 5 4: sw .gg. . . ra ,WW lpggtgxwu 5 ff K -stil-sf? 3 49 0 - L ' X 2 ' if 6 o 2 i 1 5 W - wht ., ,, , rm . ,A , M..--f-A' if WMS N 25 z.,-f The Leadership Class worked in con- iunction with the Senate in planning var- ious assemblies, in organizing the paper drive and the dances that followed, in presenting the annual Student Govern- ment Soc Hop, in conducting elections, and in drawing up our school constitu- tion and motto. Some of the members pictured are: FIRST ROW: Wanda Mathews, Janet Jesperson, Frances Griffin, Carole Ritter, Kathleen Reilly, Diddy Kearger, Betty Shaw. SECOND ROW: Karen Browman, Ruth Swanson, Rozella Boyd, RexLynn Garry, Barbara Golling, Judy Bowman, Lynn Garhardt, Shirley Steel. THIRD ROW: Tom Thrasher, Terry Paige, Jack Hoag- land, Dick Jacobson, Walt Baikowski. Other members not shown are: Jane Kistler, Don Barnfather, and Jean Winquist. 5 1 1 1 J --I - ' -2 .12-1-., T ' ' L 'N -1 ii r f R x.,:Wwi?' t ,, A y u ,V 4523 I. -V 1: -f x , ,X V 1' Judy Bowman, Vice-President of the Student Body, acted as Mrs. Horn, prin- cipal, during Girl's Week. The office of Student Body Secretary was held by Lynne Garhardt both W'52 and S'53. --......' The commissioners are: Finance Student Personnel Girls' Athletics Boys' Athletics Service 8- Scholarship Records 8. Trophies Kathleen Reilly-- Shirley Rawlings Shirlty Hodges Mike Pollack Jack Hoagland Walt Baikowski 'N Rozella Boyd .lane Kistler Don Barnfather Carole Ritter Betty Shaw Drives Betty Shaw Jean Winquist Publications Carolyn Maddox Frances Griffin Clubs John Lyttle Karen Browman Safety Rozella Boyd Tom Thrasher Events Frances Griffin Terry Paige Posters Carole Colby Ruth Swanson Those pictured are: Left to right: ROW l, seated: Dino Grassi, Bill Glass, Dick Hoagland, Ed- ward Walker, David Copp. ROW 2, seated: Leonard Sudman, Kay Showalter, Shirley Bellants, Joy Shallenburger, Becky Walk- er, Carol Schlunz, Sharon Schwartz, Natlye Shrager, Rosalind Merz, Durelle Lockyer, Elaine Boyce, Bob Thompson, ROW 3, standing: Gary Brown, Terry Erskine, Pat Oberg, Carole Colby, Pat Makuh, Virginia Peart, Lea Rae Cox, Sheila Sardell, Pat Davis, Michaele Kemp, Barbara Boris, Judy Bowman, Lynne Garhardt, Walt Baikowski, Woody Calvert, Don Rask. ROW 4, standing: Joel Weissman, Jerry Angichaddo, Mike Hogan, Sid Pazoff, Joe Colmenares, Jack Butler, Bill Akers, Pete Miller, Jack Anderson, Harvey Gershenson, Terry Paige, Matthew Pecoraro, Dick Mot- ley, Bob North, John Russell. yi ,tt . . J S to fi A 'K 1 T 1 , 'F1if 'M F 'Q I , . y -Q H ifi, , . 3, 'V' , T - - 1 A A., . 1 A K --im 3 .f W, s, 1 if .R I .. , , r . Q, 'P 5 g y li, . I 4 g, we mg W Each commissioner is in charge of his or her respective subdivision of Student Government. Kenny Smith, Rozella Boyd, Shirley Rawlings, Ruth Howard, and Jack Hoagland members of the Student Personnel Board, discuss the election of Winter '52. The Senate is the link between Student Government and the students themselves, as they report to their homeroorns the plans and decisions of the Student Body Officers as well as pass proposals and laws suggested by higher government. Carole Ritter, Rozella Boyd, Diddy Kaerger, Tom Thrasher, and Walt Bajkowski com- prise the Student Personnel Board of Summer '53, 26 C At an enioyable installation assembly Walt Baikowski was presented with a gavel, sym- bolic of his office as Boy's League President, by Ken Smith, the out-going President. Diddy Kearger officially takes office as Girl's League President as she is greeted by' Ruth Howard who preceded her in this po- sition. One of the main functions of the Boy's League is to promote better relationships among the boys of Westchester. Some of the activities we have sponsored were pep assemblies, the Balboa Bounce and Cotton Day, and Boys Week. Some of the members are: FIRST ROW: H. Colton, K. Smith, M. Pollock, Mr. Tanner, W. Baikowski, R. McKee, D. Jacobson, P. Gold, W. Hendrix. SECOND ROW: S. Peterson, S. Tafaya, T. Vogelsand, D. Chapman, M. Banks, B. Tapprich, L. Wolfe, W. Martin, D. Tracy, D. Albin, B. Doyle, D. Waltham, THIRD ROW: S, Hart, W. Converse, D. Cowdrey, F. King, D. Scott, T. Thrasher, D. Baker, D. Matheson, A. Ulene, H. Mcllwain, and T. Taylor. Mr. Tanner is the sponsor. Walt Baikowski, President, Mike Pollack, Vice President Phil Gold, Secretary, Dick Ja- cobson, Treasurerg and Ronnie McKee, His- torian, have all served Westchester as Boy's League officers of S'53. f: lf,:!f7' - ' -' 5 lf' cs . it Y 'K K T' . ,Q , V. , L' Qis ' Q ir c,,..': t 'K v 5 x , Y fx ' S' 5 Q ' ,L Q. gf T . I V fi. ,.,.., x K :AVI .. Will. . I- Taking part in the installation of Girls and Boys League officers are Sharon Champlain, Mike Pollack, and Francis Wright. Some of the representatives in Girls League are: J. Proud, M. Leggett, D. Rothenburg, F. Wright, S. Champlain, D. Kaerger, N, La Bounty, C. Colby, C. Maddox, B. Thorpe, Mrs. Bergum, D. Higgins, B. Howell, P. Miller, P. Pearson, L. Des- siderio, M. Morgan, J. Wagner, E. Jensen, B. Scully, J. Hawkins, M. Stump, J. Bracken, A. Doyle, P. Schoffner, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Painter, E. Hough, M. LaBeau, E. Jensen, D. Rachlow, J. Jesperson, A. Cambron, S. Rothenberg, J. Kistler, G. Powell, A. Vachon, L. Dahlstrom, and others. The Girls League is seen in action at one of their regular meetings in the Social Hall. Nancy La Bounty, vice-president, is leading a discussion on the Hi Jinx. Diddy Kaerger, president, is seated to her right. ln the background can be seen Carol Colby, publicity chairman, and Anita Jeffries, representative. Girls League did a fine job on the Welfare Proiect. There were T60 beautifully wrapped pres- ents given to less fortunate children in a Hollywood hospital. The girls seen wrapping are: Janet Jesper- son, Nancy La Bounty, Diane Rothenberg, Marcia Nelson, Barbara Golling, and Diddy Kaerger. QQ' , i 1 45. N l l l l l 4 .. :lg V , ,li X L ii ss ':i1f'f.1f1Q,f' ' I '1IgfQiji,,fVsL: sr ff 3 5.3 i .9 ., 1 ' ' L.. -7 f s ae If 2 .xyi Q Jw al f K4 J 'VLL'VL,' W1 :ff ll , g F Q' 5 g g . L Some of the members of the Leadership Class . Junior High has its own separate organization that operates independently from Senior Government. Highest offices were held by: lW'52l Joy Shallen- burger, President, James Johnson, Vice1President: Susan Wolcott, Secretary. CS'53l Jerry Calvert, President: Nancy Leverenz, Vice-President, Betty Munger, Secretary. The major work of the Junior High Cabinet during the fall semester of 1952 was the drawing up of a constitution for the Junior High Student Body. They completed this and passed it on to the House of Representatives for approval. The House for the spring semester of 1953 is working on the Constitution now. The Junior High Cabinet during the fall semester was also host to the student government of Emerso'n Junior High. Common problems were discussed and new ideas were gained by both groups. of Fall i952 are shown at one of their meetings. Seen are Doris Brown, Janet Rice, Peggy Barry, Nancy Murphy, Mr. Horner, Darlene Dobrechien, and Sonnie Narr. Corresponding to the Senate in Senior Govern- ment is the House of Representatives in Junior High: its members are elected in homeroom, and its func- tions are the same as Senate. The members a re: FIRST ROW: Don Carver, Tony Shoemaker, Bob Kahn, Fred Will- burn, Wayne Reblett, Cleo Lethin, Karlene Doore, Sandra Kahm, Nancy Lields, Mike Cantzler, Barbara Colton, Berry Rabun, Phyllis Elkins, Jack Powell. SECOND ROW: Sandra Pair, Gail McNair, William La Bar, Jim Heglar, Jean Marshall, Pat Steam, Geraldine Howard, Flora Ulmer, Marlene Dutton, Gary Mallicant, Don Peter- son, Larry Buchridge. THlRD ROW: Cseatedb Linda Bathwell, Karen Kahm, Betty Munger, Nancy Leverenz, Jim Johnson, Corl Tyler, Tom Milk, Margaret Sohol, Judy Osrner. FOURTH ROW: Daryle Trazin, Larry Jones, Art Johnson, Frank Halstead, Bret Boyd, Alan Jeffries. 29 George Gosztola, Chief Justic Student Court W'52. Associate Judges W'52, Sharon Kelly, Darlene Dobrichan, Joanne Holmes. Janet Rice, Chief Justice Student Court S'53. Very few students had to be referred to the Student Court this semester, who must pass iuclgment on student offenders. Associate Judges S'53, Barbara Steele Shirley Blythe, Sacia Mead, Ruth McN-air Commissioners of S'53: David Ariss, Carole Lusk, Stewart Cerveny, Qrow U Darryl Fulton, Linda Spaugh, Gary Clark, Crow 25. Not present: Donald Fuchik. Commissioners, W'52: Lindy Baer, Doris Brown, George Gosztola, lfirst rowl Perry Barry, Sue Narr, Janet Rowe, Nancy Murphy fsecond rowl. Sonny STUDENT COURT cnmr Jusncs lll AssociArE Juocss STUDENT BODY CABINET HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE BOARD GIRLS LEAGUE CABINET ,,..-.,,-l ROW I seated: Karen Douglas, 8th grade representative, Jean Mann Treasurer' Linda Farrar Secretary, Sharon Hawkesworth, President. ROW 2 standing: Janelle Clark 7th grade representative, Miss Rosemary Morrison Sponsor, Carolyn Spier, 8th grade representative. Junior High Girl's League I J-if GIRLS LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES The Inaugural Ball was presented by the out-going Fall Leader ship Class in honor of the in-coming officers. Seen having a good time in Spalding Hall CWestchester's White House? are Beverly Beagle, Colleen Broyles, Penny Allen, Robert Tauscher, Ronald Smith and an anonymous member of the Junior High Student Body. Also seen at the Inaugural Ball were, Darlene Dobrichan, Nancy Markley, Mary Lee Maroney, and Penny Nichols. Richard Hinkey presented to Westchester a fine new American flag. Accepting the gift are Joy Shallenberger, W'52 Junior High President, and Jim Johnson, W'52 Junior High Vice-President. 5, .4 I Election time is the time for tags, posters and heated races. We always have a hard time picking the best candidates. Shown are a few of the students voting. Each year the Junior and Senior High Government join together in planning and presenting a Banquet. This year an elegant dinner was enioyed by all. My, what big teeth you have, Terry! -A This year marks another landmark in Westchester history. The Knights and Ladies pictured here are the charter members of a newly organized and very select group. Candidates names were first submitted by faculty members on the basis of scholastic achievement and outstanding citizenship. Student government then went to work on the list to select those most distinguished for student leadership and school service. The resulting group represents the pick of the two graduating senior classes. Sponsors are Mrs. Shirley Taylor, and Mrs. John Reilly. FIRST ROW: Qleft to rightj D. Kaerger, R. Howard, R. Boyd, A. Unruh, T. Testa, I. Balshan, M. Tafoya, G. Nelson, P. Oberg, S. Rawlings. SECOND ROW: J. Lyttle, T. James, B. Glass, L. Garhardt, N. LaBounty, J. Bowman, C. Colby, K. Reilly, J. Hoagland, A. Ulene, J. Snelson. THIRD ROW: B. Gustetter, K. Knowles, D. Pierson, W. Converse, W. Calvert, M. Jasgur, T. Purkiss, G. London, J. Colmenares. Candidates whose names were selected to rep- resent our school in the Bank of America competition are: Arthur Ulene, Liberal Arts, Lennie Lambert, Fine Arts, Rusty Tuttle, Mathematics and Science, and Bob Gusteter, Vocational Arts. Mrs. Horn is holding the Award Cup. Seal bearers are those students who have been members of the CSF five semesters out of the six in high school. They have been awarded the seal and are now life members of CSF. SEATED: C. Howard, l. Bal- shan, R. Howard, L. Lussier, R. Boyd. STANDING: P. Oberg, J. Olsen, J. Lyttle, A. Ulene, and L. Follansbee. The California Scholarship Federation, sponsored by Mr. M. C. Schafer, promotes interest in scholarship by giving recog- nition to high scholastic achievement in high school, and helps students to obtain scholarships upon graduation from high school. Members are: .S ft? tt frm M ' 'I 3' 6 GI a':..gl7 G ' W' ' L 1 3 I K J - 1 1. , 7 i.-.... .W 5 ' 5 ' If l XKQQZJV C S FIRST ROW: J. Myre, R. Frodkoff, R. Ellman, D. Markley, J. Jasperson, N. Kaplan, D. Rothenberg, M. McKinney, S. Champlin, L. Gleinn. SECOND ROW: Mr. Schafer, K. Rhorda, M. Zelinski, L. Gutman, C. Howard, J. Wood, G, Leitch, Q J M. McPeak, J. Dresser, P. Makuh, J. Field, N. White, J. Spence, L. Lussier, S. Rand. b U Xf v Joan Roudine AR F3 y f , in JW i il 4. ' V3 T ,li lle I I still Andrea Cleall The Alphas are interested in helping the school in every possible way, giving service and having fun. Pat Davis was the W'52 president, and Wanda Matthews is the present leader. Mrs. Ellerbrock is sponsor. SEATED: FIRST ROW: Marilyn Hendrickson, Carol Freclson, Mary Ellen McKinney, Wanda Matthew, Sue Zbanek, Gerry Rader, Nancy Tutterow, Carolyn Maddox, STANDING: SECOND ROW: Nancy White, Mary Lou Cripps, Joan Berry, Carole, Engelmann, Joan Bracken, Jois Gutman, Francis Griffen, Curtyne Raboch, Mrs. Ellerbrock. THIRD ROW: Harriet McLain, Karen Oliver, Delores Higgins, Janet Smith, Carol Smith, Margot Morgan, Ruth Swanson, Lynn Story. The Lambda Sigma Phi club helped the Girls League on their walfare proiect, as well as sponsoring the queen of the Winter Wonderland Ball, Carole Colby. The presidents have been Rozella Boyd, W'52, and Barbara Golling, S'53. FIRST ROW: R. Boyd, M. Otteson, D. Jackson, B. Golling, J. Gade, D. Hutfler, J. Howard, S. Hodges. SECOND ROW: D. Magee, L. Glein, L. Cox, L. Lussier, M. Chandler, Mrs. Armstrong, C. Colby, N. LaBounty, G. Nelson, ROW THREE: N. Magnuson, A. Palmer, N. Shatter, M. Nelson, J. Wood, C. Feldman, and K. Brornan. Mrs. Armstrong is the sponsor. nn MQLQL1:-bis The Gamma Sigma Phi club is inter- ested in improving the school wherever it is possible. The big events of the year have been the installation dinners, the Pot Luck Dinner, and the Winter Wonder- land Ball. Mary Lou Leggett was president in W'52, and Janet Lee .lesperson in S'53. The Gammas are sponsored by Miss Stein- aver. see Remember the Sock I-lop? These Counts checked your shoes: J, Reitman, P. Gertch, Z. Moore, C. Tyler, P. Mountain, and W, Purkiss. pf 'iii I wr ff SEATED FIRST ROW: James Smith, Joe Jensen, Darryl Fulton, Burton Weiner, Zane Moore, Paul Gertch, Bill Purkiss, Philip Mountain. STANDING SECOND ROW: Joel Reitman, Jim Heglar, Carl Tyler, Wayne Barcelona, Jeffrey Leibgold, Charles Allen, Norman Rawson, David Powell. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kinzek. 4:- ,ar HK The Sound Crew, sponsored by Mr. Voorhees, has the re- sponsible iob of handling all of the audioevisual equipment in school. SEATED FIRST ROW: D. Brown, D. Beal, C. Cluff, SECOND ROW: Mr. Voorhees, E. Brewer, J. Johnson, C. Kaiser, D. Golling, B. McCaslin, J. Guiso, M. Morgan. STANDING THIRD ROW: F. Johnson, B. Gibson, L. Torres, A. Landy, W. Olsen, B. Boothroyd, D. Kell, J. Abraham, M. Frye, P. Wunch, G. Habrarn. Jackie Guise is inspecting a motion picture machine prior to its use. The Iota Sigma Phi service club is sponsored by Mrs. Plummer. Cynthia Struhar, W'52, and Peggy Barry, S'53 have served as presidents. 2. si sg. 4 n Very necessary and very valuable service is given in the cafeteria by these people: FIRST ROW: Jeanette Sepulveda, Carole Malm, Jonny Martin, Georgine Tarsikes, Marilyn Meyers. SECOND ROW: Adrienne Doram, Patsy Stevers, Mrs. Dalton, Margaret Schlunz, Mrs. Kay, and Doreen Reynolds. S, - .Ui- .0 Annual Red Cross boxes, reception of students gi from foreign countries, and the Red Cross kick-off as- L? sembly were all handled by the Junior Red Cross girls. SEATED: FIRST ROW: Durelle Lockyer, Mrs. Mary Barth, Jane Kist- ler. SECOND ROW: Marilyne Zelinski, Susan Earley, Nancy Lombard, and Joanna Howard. Seen in the attendance office tenth period, W'52, BTC: Mrs. Henry Cord, Nancy Danoff, Miss Bonnie Miles, Linda Wells, and Francis Shuchman. These students give monitor service to the various offices in which they work. Without them the business of the school could not be conducted in such an efficient manner. FIRST ROW: S. Kelly, D. Dobrician, J. Stein, K. Dore, J. Albin, J. Stanton, D. Rathroch, S. Groh, P. Jensen, M. Morgan, V. Ryan, V. Jarret, B. Jeffries, B. Steele, D. Hamburger, M. McClenagham, M. Blumenthal, B. Saxton, l. Richards, and D. McQuillan. SECOND ROW: C. Howard, J. Frank, B. Wolk, E. Well- ingtori, P. Davis, S. Lawson, B. Erickson, G. Stadden, B. Hammer, C. Smith, D. Granger, J. Bosben, D. Rector, Ardyce, T. Goodman, J. Gotha, M. Ullman, J. Klein, J. Holcomb, L, Wiles, F. Sirlin, D. Miller, B. Vaughan, S. Pierce, C. Coffey, E. Royer, and M. Vold. THIRD ROW: C. Jensen, C. Oldrnen, S. Hodges, N. Bergeron, B. Kauffman, J. Berry, K. Guess, P. Drake, J. Neff, D. Glass, M. Daniels, D. Wood, R. Fradcoff, C. Plummer, A. Shoulders, B. Baines, H. Wilson, C. Watson, S. McCarthy, M, Berry, S. Jones, G. Bozorth, and D. Barth, 7 f Students who have especially responsible iobs are those who help Mrs. Faulkner in the student store and financial office. SEATED, FIRST ROW: Jack Freeman, Mike Reilly, Judy Wiles, Manya Meador, Diane Rachlow, Made- line Randolph, Darlene Williams, Elene Jensen. SEC- OND ROW: Bob Engstrom, Kathleen Reilly, Lou Ann Edens, Bonnie Sherril, Shirley Hodges, Astrid Crit- tenden, .lean Knifley, Betty Faulkner. Z3 IL, The Finance Board, under the guidance of Mrs. Horn, passes on and approves all Student Body expenditures. FIRST ROW: Betty Trimble, Kathy Reilly, Mrs. Faulkner, Joan Knifley, Geraldine Radar. SECOND ROW: Darryl Fulton, Pat Newmeyer, Bob Engstrom, Mike Reilly, Jack Hoagland, Rexlynn Gary. Your safety is their iob. Checking the whole school and all the equipment for a monthly report to the down town office re- quires a lot of vigilance, and these are the people who handle it. FIRST ROW: Mr. Charles Voorhees, Jane Kistler, Judy Bowman, Mrs. Martha Wetzel, and Mr. Harold Voss. SECOND ROW: Tom Thrasher, Mrs. Grace Ellerbrock, Mr. Jose Gonzales, and Mr. Fred Tanner. The Senior Thrift Committee is in charge of the sales of Defense Stamps. They write the bulletins and tally the financial reports. Mem- bers are Carole Colby, Leslie Oldmen, Virginia Peart, Pat Oberg, Geral- dine Rader, and Lea Rae Cox. Others are Joe Colmenaris and Jean Hale. The group is sponsored by Mrs. Gladys Berry. is building rapidly. Members are B. Martin, B. Hirschon, G. Dill, N. Shrager, D. Collins, J Donovan, C. Fagan, and P. Tyler. Miss Jamgechian is sponsor, Presidents have been J. Cullison, W'52, and P. Thomas, S'53. The principal goal of the FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB is to help prepare students plan their careers as teachers. Seated around the table are: Lenora Rosecrans, Curtyne Raboch, Ruth Swanson, Diane Stafford, Carolyn Maddox, lris Balsnam, Georgia Stadden, Michael Kimmel, Nancy Tuttrow, and Jean Winquisf. Mr. Paulson is the sponsor. Presidents are Caroiyn Maddox, W'52, and Nancy Tutterrow, S'53. The Junior Future Homemakers of America serve at many social functions of the school: A9 Lunch- eon, Senior Breakfast, PTA Lunch- eon, and B7 gatherings. Presi- dents have been B. Colton, W'52 and B. Galanda, S'53. Mrs. Lock- ridge and Mrs. Ellerbrock act as sponsors. Sorne of the members are: r L. Baker, B. Golanda, J, Vogel, l. At- tila, L, Salerno, L. Spaugh, J. Haugen, A. Bradford, S. Ready, D. Wilson, S. Bag- donas, D. Turner, J, Ross, and J. Burke. The Science Club, sponsored by Mr. Chock and Mr. Heusdens takes part in the Science Fair Members are: FIRST ROW: M. Singer, N. Wolcott L Stein, D. Motley, P. Miller, D. Mur SECOND ROW: Mr. Chock, R. Wiley J Whitford, J. Andrews, J. Neff, D. Glass B. Moline, P. Drake, and Mr. Heusdens Jim Andrews is president. j r 1' X x i - , .Nr af Z I' , . The4Pharoahs' main interest is working on their cars. Under the sponsorship ot Mr. Charles Voorhees they perform many school services, the most important being the supervision of traffic at the paper drive. Members shown here are: J. Russell, T. Purkiss, D. Basford, R. Turatan, K. Treefaller, T. Birdsley. Dick Bastord is president, S'53. Don Barnfather, whose motor is featured in the inset, served as president during W'53. J in -I in gm..-Q fm W 5 'fl ini' ,-. s, , pi ' Jl 't ' A F, f',.i!f,2fffk,,.f ,, ,' fffrkff If J - t n ' I C 1 l . X ' S ,BJ ,- U11 1- A A f',fLff , f 'Af' ,-ff-.4 at ,f . ,Q - ,D 1 -4-357, . ' ,f 4 'ffl ' 1 ,' f'.-A. . , ' A f .v f3?,-if ' ' ' T if f J . , , . fl i ' P' ' ll ' I F, J ig. , 1 ',..-.1 '--a - if - I A' B. McLaughlin The Key Club, sponsored by Mr. Tom Parry, serves both school and neighbor- hood. They usher our assemblies, and take tickets at basketball and baseball games. FIRST ROW: B, Glass, H. Coulet, F. King, T. Paige, G. McDonald, T, Thrasher, R. Pierce, D. Motley M. Pollack, J. Neff, D. Glass, A. Ulene, and Mr. Parry. SECGND ROW: J. Ciraulo, E. Urbank, T. James J. Olson, W. Baikowski, M. Jasgur, D. Jacobson, J. Hoagland, D. Bamfather, R. McKee, P. Gold and Z. Kaiser Art Ulene, president S'53, was in- stalled by Mr. C. Walker, District Key Club Coordinator. Ted James served during W'52. M12 ts . .t WW Gt' , t I t Financially speaking, advertising is what keeps the paper going. Here is the staff that takes care ot li: Gloria Perry, Terry Page, and Henri Rubin. Analysing other school '33M9Qi5iQH 5bQaK 2503291 we-sf X iffeffqlbtix-i 1 ,. -. .. -. .M--tw.-1-..1-f.nM41.s.r-,-w-ima-x.-ra papers for ideas is done on Monday in Journalism class. From left to right are: Mr. Matchett, advisor, Diane Granger, Dee Mey- ers, Stephanie Darsa, June Olsen, Don Glass, Yvonne Chappell, Nor- man Schultz, Charlotte Baxter, and Georgia Wil- cut. Deadlines have to be met in the press room ot the Skyliner. Completing headlines and stories and checking copy is being done by: Phil Gold, page one editor, Art S y, ,,... r JN ,. v Ulene, Editor in Chief, Gary Rus singer, sports reporter, Mel Jas qur, Executive Editor, Francis King, page four editor, Jo Wag ner, columnist, and Carolyn Hart wick, page three editor. Here is an inside scene of the Skyliner editors at work on dummy-up day. Stories and heads are cut and rearranged on their re- spective pages. When edi- tors have checked them they are Scotch taped on dummy sheets and sent back to the print shop. From left to right are: Amber Unruh, typing edi- tor, Phil Gold, page one edi- tor, Mel Jasqur, executive editor, Stephanie Darsa, page two editor. 40 6 Mr. Matchett, our Sky liner chief, is a good ad viser and our severest critic x M X'Zlf1 F' i .37 -..,, ti-,.gi.i'i' -mr X35 .mniziffi ,g ., an as 413 Q1-ist , , . if--f rtezreii as - eucnzs TL,l7.?3 tx Q ml Qi, new z 2 Y 3 Hom 2 W ,i i' We, the annual staff, had fun making up FLIGHT '53. S. Gray was elected editor-in-chief, and designed the section on girls sports. R. Living- ston edited boys sports, and L. Fol- lansbee, the senior section and student government. J. Roudine was staff cartoonist. J. Sinclair did many classroom and special department pages, as well as being responsible for the very striking photograph used as the title page. C. Staggs de- signed the cover. Writers who also did special layouts were G. Stadden, classroom editor, J. Hale, dances and activities, and S. Darsa, Sky- liner, and snapshots on 85. C. Colby edited clubs and other service and special interest groups, G. Leitch served as reporter and M. Fiorucci worked on the layout pages. L. Larn- bert, M. Holloway, and B. McLaugh- lin helped. The Staff gives special thanks to T. Paige and N.SChUlf2 who did sports reportgl to T. Hill, A. Cleall, M. Hallett, J. Balcaen for cartoons, to Mrs. Deering for untangling our many scrambles, and to the many unnamed students and teachers who helped us so much. The group was sponsored by Miss Baker. tif fi. K' 51 J v v-. FLIGHT '53 is particularly fortunate in having its own talented photog- raphers here on campus. Their work was done with the idea of catching as completely as possible the life and action of Westchester students and teachers in classrooms, on the field, in government, during club activities, and so on. The entire photographic process involving more than a hundred rolls of film was handled by Mr. Reilly and his camera crew. Kneeling are D. Golling, D. Wood, R. Taylor, and C. Chapman. Standing are Mr. Reilly, sponsor, C. Ander- son, M. Daniels, S. Allison, M. Hunt, and S. Rand. The iunior high was represented on the annual staff by G. Priebe, A Porter, J. Currie, N. Murphy, J. Stuffle, and M. Dragoo. They helped with nam- ing groups, contributed cartoons, and pasted up the iunior sportsnight page. D. Rachlow, L. Story and C. Caramanis typed miles of copy. They really needed retreads on their ribbons after they got through! I iQ j An informal shot of the figure drawing class, W'52. Skill, freedom, and ingenuity brought about some very fine sketches and finished pictures. These people are: Maxine McDonald, Billie McLaughlin, Tommy Hill, Mary Bierman, Shirley Gray, Richard Livingston, Bill Akers, Carol Stanley, and Diane Crouch. f Merry Davidson, Patsy Stevers, Linda Cook, Margaret Schlunz, and Jim Stanton are discussing landscape painting. Mrs. Kay is the chairman of the art department. Our art students enioy many oppor- tunities for different types of art work and design. Here Mr. Scott explains some fundamentals in outdoor sketching to an apt pupil. Yarn drawing caught the fancy of the entire school this year. Here, Wayne Coker and Arlene Porter are putting up an advertisement for Flight '53. 'i'Qi2f.1fs Wifi' M. ,,,, iglrtsiii .0 ff W - fs W WH ' I ,slug llill lla The Proposal, an amusing play by Anton Chekov, is being presented here by Andrea Herzberg, Marshall Caley, and John Williams. The drama class has presented many programs during the year, including one for the Junior Girls League Tea. Four students entered the Shakespear- ean Festival at Occidental College in April. Alan Boris, Cheryl Oldmen, Charlene Dixon, Marsha Bernstein, and Rosalyn Jacobson are rehearsing a one-act play for an invitecl audience. Westchester was represented by these tour contestants in the Senior Girls Gratorical Contest. Ruth Howard took first place in the Marine League. Mrs. Shirley Taylor is the drama and public speaking coach. W J-R. The Junior Band is the first Westchester High musical group to enter the Southern California School Band and Orchestra Association Annual District Festival, They rated Excellent in prepared music, and Superior in sight read- ing. They also participated in our own school assemblies and in the annual Spring Concert. Mr. Bright is the director. SEATED FIRST ROW: B. Rabune, J. Firth, B, Maule, J. Cochran, J. Smith, M. Berry, P. Allen, B, Beegle, T. Wright, R. Kahn, L. Zwiebel, J. Levine, B. Lord. STANDING SECOND ROW: R. A. Bright, M. Beon, E, Brody, J. Socher, D, Thomp- son, D. Broman, P, White, H. Garry, P, McKeever, B. Wilkin- son, P. McKenzie. THIRD ROW: W. Sondreal, L. Ready, C. Boosman, M. Slater, D. Brooks, C. Klopfenstein, P. Saxton, F. Wilburn. FOURTH ROW: W. Highberg, K. Herdrickson, R. Phelps, R. Kohler, W. Ayers, T, Dodson, P. Corey, M. Phillips, J. Frelis. an J far. Q- . 3-1 'YA ul E9 - T. Hill FIRST ROW: J, Fish, J. Tarsikes, G. Daughtery, C. Cara manis, J, Dennis, J. Fish, A. Cleall, M. Stump, J. Blakeslee I. Fisher, M. Cripps. SECOND ROW: B. Trimble, C. Rousseau fries, E. Hubb, L. Grimes, C. Wood. THIRD ROW. B. Gies N. Lombard, S, Early, P. Gaylord, D. Stafford, S, Steele mann. FOURTH ROW: L. Garhartt, L. Dahlstrom, L. Story, R Clure, K, Stanton, T, Spamp, K. Broman. FIFTH ROW: J. Lyttle, W. Calvert, T. Applegate, R. Mason, D. Cooley, J. Olson, J. Dieball, D. Elson, C. Stromme. Westchester is fortunate in having a talented A Cappella Choir whose members, under the skillful direction of Mr. Joe Herman, have contributed to the success of school, church, and community programs, We FIRST ROW: V. Ryan, R. Gardino, M. Mufich, C. Rains, J. Ashley, S. Carney, N. Danoff, S. Payne, C, Hoffman, L. Holt, B. Branigan. SECOND ROW: R. Hollingsworth, R. Jonas, J. Miller, J. Hunter, P. Shank, J. Hendley, D. Jasper, S, Hughes, S. Summers, R. Green, C. Middlekauff, J. Rice, J. Gale, R. Hamm, S. Small, L. Lindstrom, R. Rosenson. THIRD ROW: P. Harrington, G. Smith, P. Flasck, J. Hutchinson, J. Lambert, L. Cornfield, J. Carson, J. Halvarson, B. Berdner, V. Bailey. FOURTH ROW: R. Zaid, N. Hughes, P. McCann, A. Krausman, B. Frye, L, Hurst, R. Thatcher, G. Rice. Ja... . P. Schmuert, H. Heller, J. Hall, S. Walker, L. Gleinn, A. Jef- J. Hough, C, McNealy, N, La Bounty, R. Howard, C. Engle- Simmons, D. Copp, T. Hartt, L. Probert, J. Walker, G. Mc- WW FIRST ROW: J. Parker, M. McPeak, C. Henley, N Markley, M. Eckard, L. Shaylor, M. Pitcher, J. Bourdaut, H. Legg, M. Marshall. SECOND ROW: D, Petillo, J. Lake, A. Harding, J. Dillenbeck, G. Wixam, C. Hart, B. Adam, M. Desmore, C. Deckson, D. Duffy. THIRD ROW: C. Malm, L. Davies, C. Moore, K. Michka, J. Little, K. Miller, J. Mann, J. Osmer, Y. Bass, G. Madrick, H. Wilson, S. Murphy, V. Morrison, B. Cooper, C. Lombard. FOURTH ROW: M. Maroney, S. Faulkner, M. Lockard, P. Nichols, J. Engstrom, G. Cudney, M. Phillips, S. Moble, L. Linn, A. Payne, S. Melling, S. Groh, C. Probet. I FIRST ROW: J. Guggenmos, J. Smith, A. Morris, N. Wilkin, T. Martindale, D. Gissell SECOND ROW: L. Stein, D. Teson, K. Roepke, K. Fliysten, R. Van Slyke, R. Snyder, L. Franklin, J. Spence, R. Kahn, C. Ayers, J. Spence. THIRD ROW: L. Clark, J. Lethin, D. Firth, B. Humes, J. Staton, A. Harvey, J. Olson, J. Freers, R. A. Bright. FOURTH ROW: F. Stein B. Ray, G. Alvis, D. Calvert, R. Ganguies, R. Bowding, K. Dalton. Mr. Bright directs the instrumental groups: Mrs. Armstrong, the glee clubs. Mr. Herman leads the A Cappela Choir, and is chairman of the music department. f The orchestra performed concerts at neighboring elementary schools, played an important part in the annual music department spring concert, and also played for the Junior High School Graduation. FIRST ROW: M. Sokol, A. Bradford, H. McLaine, J. Van Daalen, J. Bla- lock, J. Lusken, A. Cupp, P. Newmeyer, M. McPhail, and Ckneelingb F. Willburn. SECOND ROW: IStandingI V. Kunz, K. Saum, C, Fletcher, G. Griffith, C. Hartwick, C. Harris, N. Murphy, S. Brandner, J. Currie, P. Olsen, K. Colby, and Mr. R. A. Bright. THIRD ROW: M. Berry, D, Thompson, J. Smith, D. Griffin, R. Kahn, K. Roepke, J. Stanton, R. Ashley, R. Bowdin, J. Spence, R. Van Slyke. -.Qs Bill Plumber, Jim Magnason, and Tom Osmer are working on The Sunken Garden for the Los Angeles Beautiful Planting Contest. T Mr. Jim Long's boys provide the plants, flowers, and cut green- ery tor our special assembly programs and graduations. That they do a wonderful iob can be proved by the landscaping awards our school J. vvadham sprays the new climbing rose. has received! Here Jim Lindsay and Dave Lin work on a proiect for stage decoration. if . D. Burr cultivates the finished sunken garden. Dave Gondek, Martin Nelson, Tom Osmer, and Jim Magnason are working toward upholding WesTchester's reputation that we have one of the most beautiful agricultural units in the city. an ,-. Here is Popeye's favorite food, spinach! Dave McKeown and Dave Gondek are growing lots of it so that the pesky sailor need never run short. i 4 ,LA ' 1 ' ilu If 42 '- -X x- Q- ik xx Eli 'JR 'hx ll fi K9 'Q l .. tl' get in., I. QWLQQ im i lk.: l 'l I lf V i' iff: ll 1l 'Q' 1 il 'U ll. T as 1 get ix 5 X gs. Xrlmx f f ffm ffm, K. Turney, D. Rosene, and M. Davis put the finishing touches on the garden. X 5 Q L, 12 3 is Q ,ggi l Arthur Mathieson is working as the lath house manager. fa 2-on-J Mr. Long is giving a pruning demon- stration in class. ' The Westchester Special is navigated with skill and grace by Mr. Oker, Senior Head Gardener, and Mr. Bill Earl. 47 L Q il-J ' ,' , Q uf? rr ' xl fr- These girls, Joy Lyene Hickerson, Jackie Jussel, and Gwen Johnson, are learning how to operate busi- ness rnachines, while Mr. Desrosiers looks on. Dolores Martinek, Nancy Stansall, Shirley Kaelin, and Judy Tornes are cutting stencils with a little help from Miss Burgum. fi.. Roger Hill, Beverly Stuart, Jackie Crowley, Jo Anne Proud, Eleanor Hough, Joe Dunning, Donna Schmidt, Pat Klink, Sandra Dragstedt, Marilyn Jacobsen, Mary Lou James, Nancy Locke, Steve Marcom, and Sharon McElroy are some of the students in Miss Ruth E. Car- hart's Typing S l class during period 4. Miss Berry is teaching her Shorthand II class. Seen are Darlene Pauley, Carol Jo Barner, Diane Rachlow, Mary Lou Hillis, and Mary Lou Leggett. Malcolm Maddy explains a trig prob- lem for Mr. Schafer. We wish he'd ex- cw ,. plain it to us. Come again? 1 1 .a Q gf fp f 1-1, 1 l'l'i4 Semper paratus Cvve hope? are the Latin students in Miss Morrison's class: Diane Magee, Charles ,Goodman, Rosalind Merz, . Deanna Mulkey, and Tom Yogelsong. Representing Miss Steinauer's French class are Sandra Schroeder, Arlene Nor- man, and June Carleson. lt's bad enough to learn to spell in English, some people think. These stud- ents are having a spell- dovvn in Spanish: John Spence, Don Webb, Richard Platt, Bill Lindsay, and Wayne Helmer. Their teach- er is Mr. Lopez. Michael Padlipsky, Rochelle Ellman, and John Williams are explaining trou- blesome problems to the rest of Miss Jamgochian's Algebra ll class. 49 XJ' , 1 wiv' Don Petters is an assistant in Mr. Elmgren's drafting class. THE SHOP DEPARTMENT, headed by Mr. Fred Ullrich, wood- shop, includes Mr. Ted Elmgren, drafting, Mr. Charles Voorhees, metal shop, Mr. Harold Wessels, printing, Mr. Frank Johnson, handicrafts, and Mr. Ivan Babbitt, electric shop. This is a very typical scene in a senior high school wood-working class. Boys in view ot the camera are Emery Jackson, William Gustetter, Dale Mitchell, Don Chappelle, Laddie Webster. Others are Joe Hyland, David Linn, Gary Rehberg, Jerry Shoff- ner, Robert Gustetter, and Don Ford. Clayton Wallin and Edward Marzulle are doing hand composition in Mr. Wessels' print shop, Interesting handicraft proiects are being con- structed by Stan Zalesmy, Fred Schooping, George Burns, Dick Zeches, John Whisenand, Jim Hall, Bob McLaine, Lawrence Hoard, George Gigliello, Larry Mclntyre, and Bobby Jones. The instructor is Mr. Johnson. 50 Kenneth Fligston has the distinc- tion of being Westchester's first radio ham, He passed the Federal Communication exam last semester Mrs Horn is admiring some of the awards which gave Westchester national B9 as a . recognition in the i952 lndustrial Arts Awards Program sponsored by the Ford Motor Company. P. Drake, J. Olaf and C. Brown are three of the several winners. if QW Leonard Sudman, Tom Purkiss, Jim Henry, Don Barnfather and Bernie George show the fine training and workmanship available in our wood- shop. The surf boards were finished last semester and would sell in retail stores at from 555010 sioo. Dick HWY is fofgifig 6 screwdriver blade. Under the direction of Mr. Voorhees, Tom Bell is performing a delicate layout for a die wrench. . FJ OOO Qsfl George Johnson, Jack Freeman, Gary Hallack, and Roy Greene are students in Mr. Babbitt's electricity course. 51 Mrs. Bennett is our friendly librarian. There is a book here for you, and she will help you find it! ' WA aw 'W fir a ii.. ' 1 b n ,fy o ,- The Library Staff is composed of, FIRST ROW: Barbara Vaughan, Helen Wil- son, Barbara Steele, Dora Jean McQuillin, Carolyn Snyder, Beverly Galanda, Marlene Adkins, Janeen Brown. SECOND ROW: David Wood, Karen Kinkaid, Paul Saxton, Claudette Rousseau, Carolyn Watson, and Adrienne Doran. 15 - K W.. Y-3. C! T Q I . 5 ' l! . My I fu Susan Pierce and Helen Wilson lend a helping hand to Mrs. Bennett. 5 S Q-. ,.,,,,,,,,.,,.....,.-1-ENE 5.52 Here's a new Twist. The students use the library for work . . . . . . while a teacher sleeps! lp-4 Mr. Jim Heusdens is studious here in his otfic A frequent occurence is the Red Alert, otherwise known as the drop drill. Mr. Heusdens is in charge of all such safety practices. ,,,4-+V ,Af 40742 - Sally lm 'gl Ill I w ff! No, this ish't a view of a school room during vacation. A fire drill has just been called! Here, our reluctant student body files back to class after the drill is over. 53 ka is Y A-5. Miss Mandl and Mrs. Nicoloft are Tiling away The aches and pains of the student body. Mrs. WeTzel's First Aid Class is being graded on the new artificial respiration method, the back pressure, arm lift Tech- nique. Joyce Conquest administers it to Dennese Diamond. Rosaline Fraddott is finding the pres- sure points on Dennese Diamond's neck while Darlene Williams watches. Mrs. Kathleen Turg- eon, M. D., is our school doctor. I H The camera caught Dolores Higgins all tied up. Georgia Stadden is practicing her bandaging in Mrs. Wetzel's First Aid Class. 54 .91 if Members of the science faculty are Mr. Cord, Mr. Burt, Mrs. Brooker, Mr. Parry, Mr. Hoyt, Mr. Williams, Mr. Chock, Mr. Homler, Mr. Heusdens and Mr Horner Mr. Homler is speaking to his iunior high science class about their projects. Mr. Hoyt is teaching Rozella Boyd and Ronnie Rentroe some facts in Physics. Eva Walker, Cal Phillips, Mike Wellington, and Joy Sheldon are enrolled in Mr. Chock's course in Lite Science. Mr. Cord is talking to his A-9 Science class. Seen are Helen Martin, Donna Trabucco, Kay Showalter, Arnold Zeit, and Pat Klink. Mr. Parry, chairman of The science de- partment, is assisted by P. Drake in dem- onstrating a chemistry experimenf, .,.w- ' KZ no- .M Here are some real pro- fessionals in action, How would you like to prepare lunch for hundreds every day? ,W rm 2 Annette Vachon, Barbara Kauffman, Marilyn Novak, Virginia Wons, Barbara Taylor, Katheryn Lein, and Carolyn Green resolutely and bravely eat their own cooking in Foods I. Donna Gregg, Marlene Powell, Barbara Reed, and Deanne Olson say it's delicious! Mike Pollock, Phil Gold, Zybby Kaiser, and Don Robertis claim that all great chefs are masculine. By the way, what is that concoction that Mike is stabbing with a knife, and that takes four muscle men to support? Norma Bronson, Janice Brown, Nancy Bergeron, and Barbara Baxter stir it up, bake it, and eat it. Let's not mention wash- ing the dishes. fain e: . 'T 0 0, -V wa . T 4 127:-2: . .,., l '-yi ' ' '-1-I' 'Wi 'QIQP V 1' , -,ni ' .- 0 :QS 1 1.- ! FKUN -if ' if -VX f X W lfx My . - . In-J 5 7 Mary Lou Hallett At the Thomas Jefferson party, given by the social arts class, Janet Hann, Doris Brown and Susan Wolcott act as iudges of a Kangaroo Court. Cutting out aprons, as Cor- inne Harris is doing, is one of many things learned in Mrs. Grace Ellerbroclds B7 Home- making Classes. Easter bonnets were made entirely out of kitchen utensils at a party given in Mrs. Grace Ellerbroclds social arts class. From left to right are Roberta Bass, Mrs. Ellerbrock, Janet Rice, Sonnie Narr, Doris Brown, Janet Rowe, Joann Holmes, Judy Bartz, and Dona Hernbloom, Mx wr Some of the members of Mrs. Palmer's clothing class are Pam Pearson, Connie La Franchi, and Mary Reynolds. Home Nursing is practiced here by Sondra Klien 57 and Gail Nelson. Gail is checking Sondra's pulse and temperature. They learn in Mrs. Lynn Palmer's class to care for patients in the home. W To arouse interest in correct spelling 'throughout the school, spelling bees were held in each ot the classes throughout the school. Pictured here are the finalists in the B-8 class contest. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Deering and Mrs. Demar the A-lO English Coun- cil meets once a month to discuss ways in which our language may be made more interesting and meaningful to our students. Members are: FIRST ROW: Mr. Steffes, B. Lyon, D. Pound, G. Noerdlinger, J. De Graw, M. Nelson, J. Walker, B. Howell, Mr. Ressler. SECOND ROW: A. Feinberg, G. Stewart, B. Ludwig, R. Ross, K. Rhoodra, H. Leigler, J. Bracken, D. Algin, D. Higgins, A. Norman, G. Puissiger, B. Gensel. Ot ll3 students who entered the cre- ative writing contest, these were among those whose work was entered in the finals. The Westchester Women's Club sponsored the contest in the English classes, and made awards in poetry, es- say, and short story. Mrs. Plummer is director of creative writing activities of the school. The World Map Contest was sponsored by The Geography Club. Winners are Richard Haskins, third place, Jeannine Jensen, fourth place, Sharon McElroy, second place, and Anne Barnett, first place. Their advisor is Mrs. Paula Demar. Mrs. Mary Barth is teaching U. S. His- tory to her A-ll class. Seen are J. Fish, and J. Lindsay. Mr. Perryman's B-T2 Civics class is shovvn organized in a mock congress. In the foreground is a lobbying group rep- resenting labor, while in the background is seen a committee on the House. 59 , Some of the members of the social studies department are Mrs Boydston, Mr. Perryman, Mr. Khasigian, Mr. Losee, Mrs. Davidson Mrs. Gregory, chairman, Mrs. Benkhart, Mrs. Demar and Mr. Juhnke ,fit SY wwway Q' a J? .ffl cuff S 5? Under the guidance ot Mr. Tom Parry members M of the Continental Class have formulated some big A plans for their senior year. jr A0 ollfp llbvrldvll ,J I lf? fu YW Mr rx gf L 1763 1 inf!! ...J if if . L v JV A ll 53 EDC y,L . lgggln l ,ll 'l ' illll I X L ,s 4U JR i 60 The Junior Steering Committee helped super- vise the Junior-Senior Basketball Game, chose senior sweater samples, and took orders for sweaters in history classes. Jean Hale is the chairman, and Mary Lou Leggett is secretary. The committee consists of two members from each history class. FIRST ROW: Mary Lou Leggett, Nayleen Worsham, Jean Fish, Jean Hale, Lynn Story, Kathleen Stanton. SECOND ROW: Mr. Parry, Ron McKee, Mike Pollock, Jack Butler, Bill Price, Tommy Thrasher, Ken Matsuda, and Cliff Eggink. Plans tor the Prom were built around the theme ot Castles in the Air. Joanna Howard and Francis King were co-chairman, and Janet Jesperson acted as secretary. Mrs. Mary Barth sponsored the glamorous affair. ypllrft FIRST ROW: S. Simons, J. Schulte, Z. Schmidt, J. Schulten, C. Smith, M. Wiles, P. Schumert, M. Zelinski. SECOND ROW: R Taylor, P. Schmidt, L. Story, K. Stanton, J. Winquist, N. Worsham, G. Williams, R. Swanson, P. Thrall, F. Wright, L. Schlager, M Stover, E. Urbank, THIRD ROW: V. Walne, J. Welken, T. Thrasher B. Toth, S. Sobbe, B. Sims, V. Smith, T. Yungkans, L. Stein, C White, D. Teson. FOURTH ROW: T. Steber, M. Witherspoon, T. Wallner, R. Wiley, J. Sabia, B. Thomson, M. Vought, J. Shaffner, CONTINENT L5 D. Wilkins, J. Weissman. FIRST ROW: M. Daniels, J. Boddas, J. Brown, B. Brogari, . Arnold, R. Ashley, J. Bowen, J. Angichiodo, S. Arbruscat, G. urke. SECOND ROW: C. Canniff, C. Fraser, C. Carey, D. Baker, . Cowdell, D. Barntather, J. Burns, J. Baehne, R. Coffey, P. Drake, J. Ctraulo, D. Gray. THIRD ROW: R. Dyches, B. Booth, F. 'eball J. Baird, C. Cluff, C. Eggick, R. Boo Cresap. 1 bei 'G FIRST ROW: J. Brown, J. Dresser, S. Brockman, J. Fish, S. Champlin, C. Fredson, N. Chilcott, J. Fish, S. Darsa. SECOND ROW: C. Campman, A. Cambron, B. Duffy, S. Bauby, J. Burns, S. Abramowski, C. Dienemann, L. Anderson, J. Bosben, B. Thorpe. THIRD ROW: C. Barner, D. Dubuc, C. Caldwell, N. Bergeron, B. Baxter, V. Allen, J. Colvin, S. Ferguson. ul Meador, D. Markley, A. Martinez, M. Morgan, P. Pearson Martin, P. Perrin, V. Peart, J. Olson, C. Ritter, D. Rector McGourty. FIRST ROW: D. Rachlow, S. Mackprang, L. Malley Richter, M. Reynolds. SECOND ROW: M. Meador, P. Kelly Maddox, E. Pattison, G. Powell, D. Rothenberg, B. Phillips Rousseau, J. Roudine, N. Nichols. THIRD ROW: C. Raboch FIRST ROW: G. Johnson, J. Hough, T. Thrasher, L. lllane, M. Hallett, F. King, K. Klein, M. Helm. SECOND ROW: B, Hansen, W. Kirchen, D. Klink, P. Gold, Z. Kaiser, P. Little, S. Liebon, G. Harrison. THlRD ROW: J. Hyland, J. Brogan, M. Greene, D, Schroeder, F. Neff, R, Hixon, F. Larson, XMB FIRST ROW: V. Jarret, J. Jesperson, B. Hilton, N Kaplan, M. Leggett, A, Keller, D. Gregg, R. Gary, N Locke. SECOND ROW: J. Hale, F. Griffen, C. La Franchi J, Gray, D. Lockyer, N. Lombard, J. Howard, D. Hoefler J. Kistler, E. Jensen, B. Jewell, C, Harriman, L. Seabaugh All' FIRST ROW: M. Pollock, B, McKean, B. McGibbons, B. Reed, T. Paige, G. Mc- Donalcl, K. Matsuda, G. Rehloerg, J, Olof. SECOND ROW: J. Petty, T. De Young, J. Neff, J, Overton, L. Webster, B. Price, J. Welker, B. Moffitt, B. Pierce, R. Maska, D. Le Fever, T. Bell, R. Rawlings. THIRD ROW: R. Mason, R. McKee, R. Alderson, J. Butler, J. Sabia, J. Weissman, C. White, M. Vaught, B. Thompson, J. Shoffner, H. Mcllvain. FOURTH ROW: B. La Rue, F. Hollister, B. Martin, D. Miller, W. Martin, D. Lyon, D. Mathieson, E. Maki, D. Robertis, J. Lind- say, L. Lindsay. 5 HIE' .K FIRST ROW: V. Wons, A. Vachon, N. Magnuson, S. Sardell, D. Jappel, D. Schultz, I. Routh, S. Steele, S. Perkins. SECOND ROW: J. Wilburn, D. Whitsett, R. Richard, P. Towner, L. McCready, I 2 M. Russo, M. Moran, S. Robertson, C. Robertson, S, Landers. THIRD ROW: S. Shoemaker, T. Peel, ? ' B. Watts, H. Scholtens, D. Motley, F. Stein, L. Rosenkranz, B. Sherrill, E. Marzullo, B. Nolan. 1 . .Wa 'I ee 3 N FIRST ROW: V. Pisciotte, C. Feldman, V. Lawrence, L. Glein, V. Beggs, E. Boyce, M. Davis, J. Hoffman, D. Bonano. SECOND ROW: D. Walters, C. Conmell, C. Feldman, M. Dunsworth, R. Bunn, J. Erickson, S. Baker, A. Cupp, A. Blackburn. THIRD ROW, D. Ford, L. Aafedt, D. Hartey, B. Engstrom, M. Greene, R. Fenton, L. Hallenberlw, L. Dalstrom, K. Broman, vuvg . , , -f 5 uw -KS -f',!1: 'T c - . . -1 I ff . J j f! 'J 'Ia :Q F - 4 :QA ,Q A - B ' ' ' W WS - f'-4v 'y-f . .5...I.4..w i a rlt-1 I':I'x 9 ' , I-f-f 1.5K , TQ? t ,v xx' 1' 'Q fi lv, ':'s3I:I. J I.:-tt.--:ft J! , X , 4 J X, 1 N-' 1 I F I , ,4 'J' Joan Roudine 63 , i .Z '-an FIRST ROW: G. Habram, J. Van Nort, D. Pecina, B. Loughbom, B. Haimes, J. Gugomos, and others. SECOND ROW: C. Goodman, A. Lilly, D. Alger, L. Probert, J. Little, R. McMachin, K, Heckle, and other S. FIRST Row. N. Fam, M. cripps, J, Bracken, J. Dennis, A. Collins, B. Arnot, M. Chandler, J. Arnholter, J. Armandi. SECOND ROW: C. Brown, J. Ford, C Ayers, C. Fletcher B E , . lton, B. Blakeslee, D. Duhamel, D. Helfenstein, S. Haslam, C. Greene, and others. THIRD ROW: C. Hardwick, R. Brown, C. Findlay, L. Desid' erio, D. Krauss, J. Field, J. Conquest, C. Anderson, M. Liles, R, Bennett, E. Lavers, S. Earley. 'Q' , J j, 51, gy ,.., g. Mr. Safer directs Sharon Haslam as she takes the Reactometer test to find her reaction time. Other onlookers are Sarah Fairba k n s, Bob Humes, Bill Ray, and J I ' oe Sills. 105 FIRST ROW: S. Field, B. Baker, D. Albin, D. Boyd, H. De Graw, L. Cox, J. Bennett. SECOND ROW: J. Anderson, R, Bora, R. Bruland, L. Ed- wards, D. Els on, S. Rand, H. Zeigler. Tl-IIRD ROW: J. Baber, A. Goldstein, B. Bird, B. Burdett, C. Dana, B. Bromley, J. De Graw, G. Byrnes. Acord, L. y l J. if Q Q 12' 552 'Air Y, FIRST ROW: G. Garbell, B. Johnson, P. Lurya, C. Heath, E. Grant, B. Howell, B. Howell, J. Holton, G. Jaros, C. Held. SECOND ROW: Miss Sheldon, M. Le Beau, A. Lamoureaux, D. Granger, B. Lyon, B. Helm, D. Leichmer, P. Gaylord, W. Helmer, B. Henning. THIRD ROW: L, Simons, L. Hamrol, C. Gibo, B. Han- non, B. Godfrey, B. Gensel, N. Grogan, M. Hogan R. Haenschke, B. Lindsay, A. Goldstein, D. Grossi, B Gustetter. FIRST ROW: A. Conrad, C. Fletcher, S. Chase, J. Carlson, J, Burke, E. Bush, N. Blunt, B, Cowdery, M. Bierman, C. Boosman. SECOND ROW. R. Debro, E. Brustman, L. Franklin, E. Enoch, B. Burnett, D. Allen, A. Byrnes, J. Balcaen, J. Faulkner. THIRD ROW: J. Elling, K. Colby, B. Baikowsky, B. Benson, R. De Long, L. Clark, A. Feinberg, G. Davis. FIRST ROW: G. Krarnp, P. Miller, S. Haddy, J. Hovanic, P. Kros, J. Levy, C. Larnb, T, Lar- kin. SECOND ROW: D. Higgins, J. Crowley, S Dragstedt, J. Burns, A.. De Yulia, S. Fairbanks, G. Liefch, R. Gary, P. Knitely, B. Ludwig. THIRD ROW: T. Gunderson, M. Lazarus, B. Heath, D. Lawson, G Hay, L, Goodman, B. Knauss. Q I .1 . . 4 I 4 I . . 5 , ' s 4 g ' qw Q is . lf. . 'L J A s ...A K. 7 F' iff. A N 1 1-. WZ? . CH Qi.. . A U V 5' f I A f A I cw - 'V ' 'L , 'K . . L- , . I 9 4 K ' I lie C.: 5' W 1 . , . v ... . .J 4' 1 Y x LN, JN . M-tf FIRST ROW: P, Mihelich, M. Powell, V. Meyers, J. Olson, K. McLaughlin, M. McKinney, K. Newton, R. Puskin, M. Nelson, N. Norton, P. Patricks. SECOND ROW: K. Needham, B, Noerd- linger, L, Runner, J. Pollock, S. Mufich, S. Roberts, M. Rinaldi, G. Rader, D. Martinek, M. Malone, A. Norman, C. Rehberg, H. McLaine. THIRD ROW: J. Rogers, R. Ross, K. Roorda, C. McNealy, S. Millar, P. Miller, B. Monovitz, D. Magee, D. Peterson, M. Nowak, P. Makuh, C. Orr. Lx Al FIRST ROW: B. Ray, S. Pazoff, R. Mar tin, P. Miller, T. Pierson, G. Puissegur, A Nunez, T. Martindale. SECOND ROW: F Ritchey, R. Powell, R. Poling, K. Roberts L. McGuffin, P. Poindexter, D. Hoagland D. Platt, P. Pausmer, D. Neal, C. Parkko THIRD ROW: E. Reid, M. Porter, T. Osmer J. Melton, C. Phillips, D. Murphy, J. Olson E. Rains, D. Nitzen, D. Pound. D qv' as .-2 X. .f , 1 X . , . ROW L Strammes M Strehlow S. Schroeder, S. Stophel, G. Stewart, M. Wilson A Smith S Sherman M Sampson. SECOND ROW: R. Thompson, Wellington C Taylor D White M. Stump, J. Scott, B. Sudman, J. Spence, THIRD ROW T Summo S Sommerville, J. Wood, J. Spence, E. Walker, J. FIRST ROW D Wallace W. Whiting, S. Zanek, N. White, E. Tobin, J Worle K Salisbury R Valentine J Ward, W. Sandovil, J. Tarsikes. SECOND ROW: S Therou G Splrk S Thomas K Needham R. Vance, H. Stramel, A. Scott, B. Walters D Web R Uller T Vogelsand R Stone P. Waltsworth. THIRD ROW: L. Shinski, R Stone l' Schuler S Scheier J Walker B Snyder, R. Van Slyke, C. Stromme, D. Zeman C Brow al 1,-- FIRST ROW: J. Webb, E. Walter, B. Reed, K. Russo, V. Watts, B. Taylor, N. Shrager, N. Shaffer, D. Schmitt. SECOND ROW: D. Webb, L. Torres, N. Wolcott, S. Walters, D. Steavens, S. Swartz, R. Stuver, S. Osterling, B. Rouse. THIRD ROW: J. Vickers, J. Whitford, T. Reddin, R. Wor- boys, S. Tuttle, J. Van Pelt, S. Rice, V. Smith, B, Wilson, D. Parsons. 7 R E M E M B E R '? Mrs. Horn presents the first diploma. B FIRST ROW: L. Froehlich, J. Blakeslee, S. Dickinson, D. Olsen, D. Erde, C. Abruscato, J. Brown, A. Behar, N. Bollinger, B, Baines. SECOND ROW: L. Brown, BI. Sitro, R. Blalock, E. Douglas, M. Dykeman, N, Ben- ninger, D. Adam, V. Benson, N. Bronson. THIRD ROW: D. Farr, J. Andron, J. Campbell, R. Butler, D. Calvert, H. Bloom, C. Cruelle, R. Alling, H. Carlyle, B. Davis. FIRST ROW: A. Halverson, E, Hough, P. Lane, E. Marcus, J. Martin, A. Palmer, B. Hutshell, S. McGraft, M. James, K. Oliver, B. Huswald, J. Langton. SECOND ROW: D. Glass, G. Harradine, A. Guignon, G. Kloss' ner, R. Pierce, J. Kelly, S. Hendrickson, H. Hoppe, F. Johnson, P. Paskus, G. Hubb. THIRD ROW: R, Green, S. Hart, B. Gifford, A. Matheson, S. Moffitt, R. Harmon, B. Bond, J. Mann. 1 fi lit: Ill, Ill In 8 , s... ,,,, T5 Sig! f ll'- off I 4 if Y JR Benedici L Spencer, FIRST ROW: B. Tauscher, G. , . J, Chesley, J. Bennett, L. Hodges. SECOND ROW! N. Ross, M. Dolan, M. O'Dean, B. Moore, C. Pearce, M. Perron, E. Sucldaby, C. Coffey, D. Paltridge, J. Saitman. THIRD ROW: A. Armandi, C. Broyles, N. DaugherTy, B. Brennan, J. Cogan, E. Blair, O. Colf- man, B. Giese, P. Sanderson, E. Vatral. FOURTH ROW: Miss Carharf, P. Garclaya, S. Givens, M. Dulton, S. F. Ulmer, B. Erickson, M. Ruhr. Discoe, A. Gershman, A my 8 swf, . . 4 I k C Sherman D. Dobrichan, SEATED FIRST ROW: A. Payne, G. Madric , . , J. Tibbett, D. Gabbarf, S. Brown, S. Kelly, R. Rhodes. STANDING SECOND ROW: Mr. Cord, B. Trompetto, L. Buckeridge, G. Cuclney, J. Eggsfrorn, C. Champlin, D. Barham, M. Marony, N. Biard, B. Cooper, J. Gueble, K. Holmes, D. Robisin, P. Thomas, J. Flallet. THIRD ROW: .I. Clatfelter, M. Blumenthal, R. Knox, B. Hoppe, J. Kessler, E. Stump, C. Brockman, D. Brooks, G. Dellitt, A. Goldstein, T. Maule, G. Becker, P. Gertsch. B 'f Boyd are lis- Jim Freers, David Broman, and re Ie make a report on currenT even? Tening To Beverly Beeg day in Mr. Losee's A8 history class. I Qc 9? Iii' q . -f' K X I z. iii . J '92 ...4 X W. ' 1 -. .f , vi. ' ' '-- Q- K . 6' NIU :,- .hunk , QB' e . If . . ' JI ai l :Q , I ff . .- j I , . 1 ' ' I LQ'. I 'IH 3 I ' Us 7 W. xx' ,A nn V' . 4 ,L W 1 V l , kv w h A :ll Q of I R ,- 'f A S I '- .. fill., 1- U .H 0 F I qi , I- F T '11 ' . l 'Ni . is ' - . ' ,V , 3 ' we ,.... .V 1f',S e . x - , D ' -:A Q' . ' ,1 .95 -W Keeler, J. FIRST ROW: M. Dragoo, L. S. Crumly, R. Jones ECOND ROW: B. Colton, B Masfan, K. Douglas, B. Hammer. S Lethin, and M. Eggerfs. Fix, C. iz I fx FIRST ROW: J. Calvert, S. Mead, B. Munger, N. Leverenze, and R. McNair. SECOND ROW: S. Blythe, B. Steele, D. Ariss, S. Hawkesworth. FIRST ROW: J. Levine, G. Lord, B. Watts, M. FIRST ROW: S. Gimpel, B. Jeffreys, S Pierce, L. Sizer, B. Wood, A. Ode, A. Levy P. Roberts. SECOND ROW: Mrs. P. Demar 2 P. Sanderson, J. Wilkin, M. Loughland S. Jones, F. Serlin, P. Powers, G. Morlath P.lOlsen, B. Beegle, P. Allen. THIRD ROW K. Starr, M. Lesovsky, B. Boothroyd, T Martin, G. Hicks, P. McGibbons, J. Gros venor, J. Lauback, D. Mathieson, W. Rib lett, B. Thomas, R. Vachon. ,I . v-fa' W ' Sokol, P. Williamson, E. King, D. McQuillian, C. Severson, D. Kaelke, J. Socher. SECOND ROW: D. Lasher, R. Bromley, C. Kaiser, R. Rowe, J. Collins, J. Quick, L. Schwalm, B. Scully, S. Tamp- lin, M. Slater, R. Harris, J. Smith. THIRD ROW: B. Steigerwalt, B. Kahn, R. Penner, M. Phillips, M. McHale, R. Prescott, D. Snyder, L. Neilson, S. Selby, B. Rabune, Mr. Losinger. pu-----..........,,, Dennis Randall, Darlene Rathrock, Nancy Field, Freda Finch, and Dohnna Trimble are the sharpies in Mr. Hahn's math class. 69 . A A Y Beal, J. Mallicoat, T. Andersen, B. Jacobson, FIRST ROW: M. Weyer, A. Wighfman, M. J. Broch, K. Johnson, R, Cross, K. Marshall, SECOND ROW: M. Judd, J. Jordan, T. Danna, . P. McNab, A. Gaiser, E. Jensen, J. Stuffle, S. Kaelin, S. Kalm, L. Miller, M. Taylor. THIRD ROW: N. Jewell, N. Carlson, D. Adams, G. Dill, M. Nelson, J. Rashen, K. Johnsion, V. Prior, P. Elkins. .4 FIRST ROW: Jerry Patz, Gary Schneider, Gary Alvis, Gary Griffith, David Broman, Howard Harris, Paul Corey, James Freers, and Kenneth Guess. SECOND ROW: Walter Highberg, Wayne Ayers, Ken Hendrickson, Ronald Siith, Bob Steurer, Torn Dodson, Larry Zwiebel, Bobby Pingel, Kent Wood- ward. THIRD ROW: Lonnie Morris, Bob Cooley, Gene Priebe, Richard Rath, Paul Nowatka, William Koelder, Barry Snyder, Don Megell, and Mr. Marlett. A Y SEATED FIRST ROW: Dick Brown, Art Sechrest, Bobby Norcross, Dennis Randall. SECOND ROW: Donna Runner, Diane Davis, Barbara Adam, Sandra Patton, Jeff Liebgold, Barbara Wilkinson, Claudia Plummer, Jackie Currie, Darlene Rothrock, Linda Wells, Marilyn Barner. STANDING THIRD ROW: Chris Boal, Roselyn Wallin, Denice Duffy, Carolyn Dickson, Faye Barney, Bob Whitesell, Barbara Berg, Wayne Coker, Carol Atherley, Cherie Drake, Mr. Ressler. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Smith, Sandra Bennet, Nancy Fields, Fred Willburn, Fred Mox, Sue Chase, Helen Wilson, Freda Finch, Douglas Dorward, Dohnna Trimble. .,,N - X ,wfi .....-.. do OO Mr. Manheim is pounding math fundamentals into his A8 class. With backs to camera are Jack Powell, Wesley Plue- ger, Nancy Dougherty, Brenda Guisi, Arlene Gershman, Vance Erskin, Marlene Dutton, and Bonny Brennan. Others are Ornida Coffman, Judy Cogan, and George Calkin. , -3' . I A K FIRST ROW: P, Wyatt, A. Shoulders, L. Baer, G. Johnson, D. Elder, D. White, J. Frodahl, E. Arringdale, B. McCasIin, B. Brock, D. Carver. SECOND ROW: B. Beckner, M. Wilkinson, S. Beyer, S, Ferguson, J. Emmett, N. Murphy, H. Mead, S. Main, L. Wright, K. L. Michke, E. Wood. THIRD ROW: M. Kelly, E. Emery, D. Adams, E. Gomer, C. Evans, A. Porter, P. Peterson, J. Johnson, Miss Morris. :Sis E lp : FIRST ROW: A. Sarna, J. Rich, B. Eagle, R. Oster, A. Jeffries, B, Wall, E. Rios, and R. Johnson. SECOND ROW: B. Dunn, J. Fritzal, J. Huncke, D. Jack, M. Canzler, R. Johnson, J. Gregg, G. Calkin, and Mr, Wessels. f.. xl, FIRST ROW: J. Hickey, P, Wells, J. Hegler, W. LaBar, R. Monsch, W, McKinley, J, Miller, D. Gibbons. SECOND ROW: S. Allison, J. Foote, M. Ganser, J. Copp, D. Snyder, R. Mar- tin, J. Grier, Mr. Babbitt. FIRST ROW: V. Ryan, M. Mufich, C. Rains, S. Hughes, J. Hendley, B. Hollingsworth, L. Lindstrum, F. Rosenson, N. Danoff. SECOND ROW: P. Smith, S. Small, R. Green, J. Lambert, G. Smith, P. Flasck, A. Krausman, J. Rice, R. Hanim, B. Frye, J. Gale, R. Jonas, J. Hunter, G. Rice, S. Summers, THIRD ROW: L. Hurst, J. Hutchison, P, Harrington, J. Miller, J. Abec- ny, C. Middlekauff, D. Jasper, R. Nugit, N. Offstein, R. Thatcher, FIRST ROW: B. Boyd, D. Haber, B. Sanders K. Staehling, R, Belton, T. Wilkes, W, Plueger L. Chestnut, D. McKimmey. SECOND ROW: V Erskine, A, Kause, J. Shoemaker, K. Christen sen, J. Wiley, C. Anderson, M. Holmes, D Birclsley. THIRD ROW: M. Bowman, A. Priest D. Dexter, D. Ingham, H. Anderson, B. Marsh J. Dahlberg. N ., , vlliv, xx 4 . j, ' '-4 W 1. l to I 4 I Co O ,- gr X I '. JR SEATED FIRST ROW: John Stanger, Robert Hendrickson, Jo Ann Gattian, Carol Horrell, Mary McClenaghan, Judy Davis, Bonnie Duncan, Ronnie Malis, STANDING SECOND ROW: Arlene Jones, Karlyne Dore, Frances Shuchman, Gail Gordo, Sharon Beehler, Trudi Page, Phyllis Smith, Mr. Steffes. THIRD ROW: Melvin Hunt, Mike Seal, Donald Barth, Mike Walsh, Earl Scheckel, Jack Lane, Walter Strehlow. 1. . A 1 ff E V7 73 aa! SEATED FIRST ROW: Diane Hamberger, C-athy Henley, Jack Willis, Betty McKinnon, Gary Garrison, Jack Peoples, Wade Vann, Danny Soref, Robert Onek, Gail Bozorth. SECOND ROW: Mr. Juhnke, Joella Smith, Adrien Smith, Mary Vold, Karen Hall, Judy Stein, Judy Ross, Carolyn Spier, Charles Kloptenstien, Virginia Skolfield, Sandra Brown, Wendy Clark, Linda Shaylor. THIRD ROW: Pat McGraw, Denis Simbio, Tony Shoemaker, Chris Maddy, Ken Papke, Don Berryman, Marylon Mayson, Marcia McGriffen, .loan Roberts, Diane Creson, Jerry Melton, Tom Van Nort, Mike Roberts. Mr. Juhnke's homeroom battled Mr. Cord's homeroom in the paper drive. KNEELING FIRST ROW: Paul Cutter, Gary Burke, Jim Japp, Gary Duncan. SEATED SECOND ROW: Sharon Groh, Polly MacKenzie, Nancy Markely, Marilyn Meadoff, Gladimere Wixom, Diana Stockwell, Janice Keim, Geraldine Howard, Judy Stein. STANDING THIRD ROW: Richard Hinkey, Ronald Glenday, Loren Garbell, Wayne Jeppson, Madeline Eckard, Larry Couch, Tom Wright, Stephanie Gordon, Penny Nichols, Carol Probst, Sandra Falkner, Bill Bryan, Jim Firth. FOURTH ROW: Rosalind Kempler, Loretta Graham, Durwood Hollis, Bob Lowrie, Carol Moore, Yvonne Bass, Clifford Dennell, David Struhar, Douglas Gitchele, Donald Power. 5,3 A 3 Q f S . - sill .Y 2 A.R s.,,,.l 7,- FIRST ROW: D. Mudry, G. Mallicoat, C. Allen, D. Brown, R, Hanheide, K. Krause, H. Kocow. SECOND ROW: T. Osterling, R. Allen, K. Lask, J. Fay, M. Hitt, B. Beck, W. Kluss. THIRD ROW: D. Tait, L. McNeely, S. Cowan, J. Held, A. Scates, B. Peart, D. Trimble, R. Caldwell. -Q 4 M ...M , ,XT Mr. Elmgren's drafting assistant, Gary Malli coat, is helping Charles Truitt. 'D SEATED FIRST ROW: I. Towle, B. McClane, M. Weidman M. Weidman, J. Whiseanad, B. Ulmer, T. Krause, T. Levy, J Laris, Arthur. STANDING SECOND ROW: J. Welsh, B, Kohut, B. Jones, C. Tyler, B, Trimble, L. Mcliissack, J. Engleman, D Miller, C. Wiles, N. Edves, D. Willaughby, J. Jensen, B. Williford Mrs. Davidson, THIRD ROW: L. Lahtela, N. Van Cina, S. Ayers, C. Sunseri, J. Vance, G. Martin, C. Watson, D, Soward, J. Dufour P. Friedman, L. Mclntyre, J, Vogel, K. Exton. IMI -. if - i. -vi 'I r. E, -at iff 'if ,gin .v-!Hl'i lf' 1 1 L V ,ilximi 3, V ft , fi ' at ,A 4 A7 FIRST ROW: M. Bean, P. Saxton, R. Geriminsky, S. Brand- ner, W. Sondreal, A. Landy, E. Brody. SECOND ROW: Mr. Camp- bell, D. Thompson, J. Mitchell, M, Hale, A. Ford, L. Hadfield J. McKeever, C. Halfen. THIRD ROW: W. Nitowalsky, L. Ready f 1 B, Maule, C. Crawford, J. Cochrane, M. Sokoe, A. Bradford. P. Newmyer.. ' A If ful W wf-Ni 'F - 'Qi' :ffl IJ ' , I ' -R1 J J 75 JR 3. 3 L, ,J , . Vi' z VI FIRST ROW: J. Custis, F, Rhoades, R. Davidson, B. Morgan, B. Howarth, D. Cross, C. Truitt, B. Davidson. SECOND ROW: G. Nelson, E. Danforth, D. Koon, L. Fatur, S. Fisher, R. Gilkey, S. Davis, D. Cutler, A. Geis, D. de Courcy, G. Burnham, and Mr. Scott, THIRD ROW: G. Naeve, G. Meisenback, T. Lapata, D. Peterson, S. Graney, C. Glidden, N. Gredler, D. Cruse, R. Hagen, J, Gaster, K. Hake, B. Hunger- .ord. 147 FIRST ROW: Cleft' to rightj S. lillson, R. Wasser, L. Jones, R. Stebbins, C. Carring- ton, L. Howlet, D. Petillo, M. Wexler, D. Fisher. SECOND ROW: Cleft to rightl K. Miller, J. Dill-enbeck, L. Langren, D. Beal, M. Roberts, M. Marshall, M. Pitcher, J. Bailey, L. Williams, and Mr. Kinzek. THIRD ROW: Cleft to rightl D. Zeeman, J. Akers, S. Siegel, M. Martin, P. Stanton, P. Mountain, and C, Lombard. vw X ign- C 6 :JR FIRST ROW: lSeatedJ L. Noon, P. Perea, J. Sepulveda, T. Marineau, .l. Shepherd, B. Norman, L. Zemansky, A. Winchester. SECOND ROW: L. Thorpe, J. French, D. Morelock, P. White, M, Schwartz, B. Vaughan, B. Brady, W. Tullock, G. Rios, W. Holmes, D. Zeches, Mr. Homler. THIRD ROW: J. Hillhouse, C. Schwartz, J. Davenport, D. Jones, M. Ullman, N. Chamberlain, B. Linton, C. Wright, A. Wiley. Absent: A. Johnson, M, Nelson, E. Snyder, M. Wilson. SEATED FIRST ROW: D. White, W. Steely, J. Ritter, K. Clouston, R. Sidford, G. McNab, S. Baker, Z. Moore, G. Burkett. STANDING SECOND ROW: B. Winstein, R. Kohler, G. Farquhar, N. Rawson, B. Collins, B. Purkiss, G. Burns, K. Knopp, S. Zalesny, Mr. Greve, G. Gigliello. ' , , X 4 1. ,e,,, . . . , ,. A L, ,,. ,uf FIRST ROW: J. Hall, P. Moorse, F. F. Schooping, R. Benoit, R. Reedy. ROW: S. Frame, C. Pesquora, L. Palmer, S. Schuyler, B. O'dell, J Sanderson, J. Curth, J. Goodman, Halstead, SECOND Farrar, L. Freer, H. D. Helm. THIRD ROW: M. Mairs, A. McAllister, P. Moncravie, B. Powell, J, Holcomb, M. Bur- dett, L. Jackson, C. Bennett, B. Boreen, B. Coleman, C. Lee, C. Palazzola, V. Bue- low, Mr. Losee. FOURTH ROW: D. Dahl, P. Miller, L. Hoard, B. Moffett, L. Huck. I9 5 I...Qf...m FIRST ROW: J, Osmer, M. McPealc, J. Pitts. J. Mann, S. Noble, L. Morgan, M, Phillips, L. Linn, J. Bourdaux, J. Nevonen. SECOND ROW: J. Meyers, M. Lcckard, D. Rhoads, D. Campman, B. Taber, R. Probert, G. Willson, J. Syevenson, B. Sfreitteld, H. Riddell, C. Malm, J. Little, J. Parker. THIRD ROW: V. Morrison, G. Price, R. Hunt, B. Reed, B. Butler, D. Fenton, M. Shinski, C. Bric'cner, R. Wesselman, H. Legg. FIRST ROW: S. Downs, J. Donovan, J. Rollins, B, Hirschon, B. Beckert, D. Collins. I. Richards, M. Schlunz, D. Spaugh. SECOND ROW: Miss Jamgochian, L. Stebbins, J. Marsee, C. Adams, N. Shetrone, B. Smith, A. Doram, G. Tarsikes, S. Smith, B. Tabor, C. Fagan, B. DeVere. THIRD ROW: B. Christensen, G. Schneller, K. Sobbe, L. Cook, P. Smith, T. Mills, B. Stith, E. Atherton, N. Roth, A. Dekker, B. Schmitz. FIRST ROW: J. Craigmiles, J. Steinhauser, R. Swartley, T. Remer, A. Tapprich, M. Wolfe, N. Barraclough. SECOND ROW: K. Smith, G. Wright, B. Winer, W. Barcellona, D. Stromberg, R. Stritof, D. Powell, D. Bernstein. THIRD ROW: W. Olsen, D. Bair, R. Petri, P. Yee, E. Schrnid- bauer, R. Pinsky, A. Ayers, A. Moffett, Mr. Moser. FOURTH ROW: C. Snyder A. Zuckman, S. Middaugh, A. Boyle, S. Melen, S. Lasken, D. Strong, C. Shaw, S. Brown, J. Meyers. A7 FIRST ROW: J. Fleishman, T. Hill, J. Lake, C. Hart, N. Mount, P. Kitzman, N. Wood, J. Church, T. Fowler, R. Freeman. SECOND ROW: D. Wood, J. Owen, R. De Young, P. O'Kain, D . Frazier, R. Dunlap, D. Golling, D. Fucik, J, Flowers, M. Hamilton, R. Harmon, R. Fields, C. Carnegie. THIRD ROW: M. Myers, H. lglarsh, D. Reynolds, K. Kinkaid, S. Presley, D. Morton, E. Kassell, G. Corson, R. Johnson, S. Murphy, M. Muffley, J. Baehne, M. Harvey. A7 FIRST ROW: Carney, S. Payne, J. Ashley, R. Zaid, C. Hoffman, J. McCann, J. Clark. SECOND ROW Carson, M. 'HenIey, M. Sebastian, Branigan, N. Hughes, V. Bailey, N. Birdner. Halverson, P. . S. Whit, J. L. Holt, B. Costello, B. L. Cornfield, --GQ..-.-y A7 FIRST ROW: W. Olsen, R. Petri, R. Stritof, G. McMullen, D. Bair, T. Remer, SECOND ROW: S. Melen, D. Stromberg, G. Wright, K. Smith, S. Middaugh, A. Ayers, D. Powell, J. Craigmiles. THIRD ROW: A. Zuckman, P. Yee, C. Snyder, R. Pinsky, J. Cannon, W. Barcellona, S. Brown, D. Wells, D. Bernstein, J. Meyers, R. Swartley, and Mr. Moser. FOURTH ROW: J. Steinhauser, A. Mof- fet, N. Barraclough, B. Bower, A. Boyle, S. Lasker, E. Schmidbauer, C. Shaw, A. Tapprich, M. Wolfe. Our most enterprising seventh grader is David Wood who had the distinction of shaking hands with Hike Eisenhower during the Presi- dential campaign. .?f'. , fi Some of the students in Miss Sheldon's B7 Social Studies class are: D. Wilson, S. Folmer, T. Hudson, N. Schmidt, J. Osterloh, D. Buur, A. Kowalewsky, K. Bruck, L. Summo, D. Strahn, and E. Hollingsworth. I 4 1' JR FIRST ROW: J. Ross, D. Strahn, S. Abraham, S. Bair, J. Osterloh, E. Leddy, L. Gruber, N. Schmidt. SECOND ROW: P. Williams, S. Folrner, D. Watts, D. Wilson, K. Bruck, l.. Summo, A. Prior, E, Hollingsworth. THIRD ROW: Miss Boydston, R. Marsh, R. Collins, M. Thieben, M. Derller, D. Buur. This is a B7 math class busy with fractions. Some of the students are Shirley Folmen, Lynne Salerno, Nancy Schmidt, and Linda Paltridge. The teacher is Mr. F. B, Williams. 79 Tiiijif avi' FIRST ROW: K. Turney, D. Rosene, R. Hughes, G Ricketts, L. Bothwell, P. Herson, K. Lewis, A. Allan SECOND ROW: D. Erek, Mr. Manheim, A. Anderson, J Campbell, C. Arms, D. Baumeister, L. Claveria, B. Alt chuler, B, Maschmeyer. THIRD ROW: J. Linn, C. Richter P. Dill, B. Pearson, C. Forrer, S. Oliver, L. Mittell. Some of the students in Mr. Losinger's B7 math class are: Katherine Bruck, Lana Dyke, Linda Baker, Stanley Masterson, Tommy Nesmith, Carole Gertz, and Ronald Plunkett. FIRST ROW: S. Ready, J. La Vasseur, N. Corniso, R. Atherton, M. Davis 1 T. Hudson, M. Bucholz, S. Pertersen, SECOND ROW: R. Greer, L. Salerno, J. Pen- nock, A. Desiderio, C. Kennedy, M. Stanley, B. Devine, J. Wadham, K. Perkins, J. Jugenlfieimer, and Mrs, Lynton. bm ,,.-f H 1 me ,Aff n X ian.:-a.:..t:. .I I FIRST ROW: M. Kuttnauer, N. Conmel, S. Wilce, E. Miller, J. Haugen, N. Nadler, J. Burke, M. Fligsten. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kha- sigian, D. Williams, K. Prescott, H. Fox, G. Harden, J. Campbell, S. Bagdonas. THIRD ROW: G. Strong, T. Turner, J. Jakman, J. Lais, P. Walsh, R. Kaluzak, K. Davies. BI Q .'. on I 'tt +-iff rrr if Xl, ., I V I if ,.s 'A , . 1-1 r Nv.. lg g x , H ' , V pf- . - , . I , ,. s. rx ' AV K I V-:' A ' G ,,VV fx ggi. L, my g T 4 V-f rr' as F f' , I W... N T- F : V 'I 4- ' 'W' . ' . QQ' -' , , - ' ' I , A h X ' ' -K I L -C' - :I . The students in this B7 homeroom have wonderful spirit for they went way up on defense stamp sales as well as supporting other student body activities IOO96. Miss Simms. FIRST ROW: B. Stelrnar, M. Dogdanoff, J. Blubaugh, A. Shields, S. Masterton, D. Morrisson, R. Ernst, J. Martin. SECOND ROW: C. Gertz, I. Otlina, I.. Baker, L. Dyke, R. Plunkett, D. Jones, P. Hastings, Mrs. Simms. THIRD ROW: P. Granger, D. Turner, M. LaBounty, N. Shrager, T. Nesmith, S. Siegel, D. Reid. Have a look at us. We are a Skyliner gang! FIRST ROW: D. Shinton, M. Orr, C. Bourland, B. Mitnick, A. Erickson, T. Scotti, M. Struhs, L. Meyers, C. Prior. SECOND ROW: M. McPhaiI, H. Krause, G. McNair, M. Marcus, J. Black, J. Lavers, D. Jones, K. Saurn, D. Web ster, D. Browning, Miss Bates. THIRD ROW: J. Nelson, F. Hall, B. Goldstein, D. Priebe, K. Hollywood, J. Han- chett, C. Harris, L. Freed. FIRST ROW: H. Gorin, W. Frankeberger, S. Morrissey K. Thieben, J. Olson, I.. Hansen, D. Browne, H. Ander son, S. Southern. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Benkart, D. Glider M. Malek, R. Campbell, H. Fuller, K. Gunnoe, N. Nee- Iands, R. Conley. THIRD ROW: F. Sepulveda, S. Chestnut, M. Prasow, J. Marshall, L. Johnsen, S. Sommerfield, J. Acold, K. Day, A. Brody, J. Collins. f I Q: 5... S . Q N 1 x'i'1y U' v y :WJ fm L, Y 421 .4 ik , W N -1' QQ dw 6 ,Q-.4i.,, k 2 if 1 1?:,q5.w ui :fl if ,mf - 4 Q 4 - M. f 0 Q dm gm. X. 1 2 Gif! ik A ' If-X. I 1 1 L ,L Ag, ,E , 1 , -ff f.f, 443' 5155 -if 1 . ,wfwnui QQ-I s 'C A F1 4 My 5L tag? Q, -S A ' s Q fx I ,V A Q k F2 1 mg'?JL gi . M, f S 'E -J 531 9 4 ? 'S' 'fgfsya Q 'Q EVM ' x ' -7 x , 3 w s Jllf' In X' ,,,.-J Xlllf, Q - 31 9 94 5 , , - , . .Q-I '53, , . ..., W, ' ,. - M Vi V f Q Mgfzf i,q,, ,.2-r lf, - ..,,,.iU.:1Jf'- J M 314.11 1' T - .. N4 L4 ' ., f' W' R' A-ya-'ug 'W -M fav . 1:12, V . xi yr HA V . J-W - AV-N , iv-5.01 JL .... xy , E V H I :fm W , , V ,Aw WH, A 0 K, X .gf J ilymv 1, .. E+ A J, ,, , f 1.9, z ,R N . i 2 r 1 v -- ,M 2 Y A 'Q v- 1 ' fi., . - f V , K, , ,, fr , 'iq 3, 1 gal, ' Q L ' 'wtf' F 04,657 Mud? !2.A!f.'74wc,, A! leo 2255212 . W2 s . ' ' :,, FIRST ROW L Steed R Mason F Stein, J. Ciraulo, E. Miller, S. Sobbe, M. Witherspoon, B. Gustetter, D Jacobson SECOND ROW J Sabia M Green, M. Block, Z. Kaiser, R. Gangues, F. King, E. Elmen. THIRD ROW J Henry R McKee P Gold D Hunter, K. Smith, D. Ford, C. Landers, J. Lyttle. FOURTH ROW: K. Matsuda D Zeman P Smith L Sudman B. George, B. Reed, W. Calvert, B. Arnold. FOURTH ROW: J. Vickers R Booth Coach B Lundquist Coach W. Hughes, D. Wilden, D. Maska. The varsity eleven had a rough time of it this sea- son in this their first year of league competition. Mike Pollock, first string quarterback, broke his leg early in the season, and this accident proved a great handicap to the team. Although we didn't often score, we held the ball in our opponents' territory long enough to build respect for our fighting qualities and spirit. Altogether, having reached sixth place, we feel that our debut into league play shows promise for many successful seasons to come. W 1 5 1 . 1 ' ' V fi l L Ml' M I xaww-,-. uw-111 :fwVXn fsww:ww:m mx -- mm- N K, 1 .Q Nr-.V ww -W A f fwgnw--:aw ww-I-fm W-w-1-vf-naman--wwf., A If idx ,SD My rj' C! A, . A A aw! dgiwgzvvvgffgfl 1 f -pf iivw 1 4 ,, 5 V w if' f FY' eq. ,J -xv 'Z M . .. 131, Q.. ..' - 4 I FIRST ROW: B, McKeehan, B. Berry, B. Gensel, J. Reid, G. McClure, H. Degraw, D. Chappelle, D. Cudney, B. Kinney, J. Degraw, B. Vachon, G. Hubb, D. Linn. SECOND ROW: C. Acord, J. Hoagland, D. Boyd, D. Whitsett, B. Moore, A. Blackburn, L. Cox, A. Zeiglen, B. Bunclett, D. Mitzen, D. Rhoads. THIRD ROW:' J. Scott, D. Baker, J. Butler, J. Miller, T. Davidson, B. Watts, P. Lantz, P. Paskus, R. Rosenfield, S. Hartt, J. Davies, B. Hansen, FOURTH ROW: L. Cudney, G. Brown, J. Norclquist, K. Knowles, J. Walder, J. Baird, B. Loughbom, G. Engleken, S. Rice, R. Van Slyke, C. Goodman, D. Webb, D. Albin, K. Rose, C. Stromme The iunior varsity football team rolled over several opponents this year, some of them by pretty fair scores. The boys' most out- standing characteristics were fine spirit and sportsmanship, even in the games which were lost, proving what a fine aggregation they were. Coach Bill Young who built up the team and ran it through its paces, engineered its victories with his fine coaching and strategy. Some of the most outstanding men will be changing over to varsity in the fall, which should mean a victorious season for Westchester. LEFT TO RIGHT: L, Cudney, D. Cudney, J. Scott, B. Hanson, B. Berry, K. Rose, A. Blackburn, J. Walker, J. Degraw, D. Linn, B. Gensel. FIRST ROW: George Stanley, Walt Kurchin, Dick Gulizia, Jim Goldsborough. SECOND ROW: Mr, Hahn, Dick Calhoun, George Andrews, Bob Steinhauer. The Westchester racquet squad, coached by Mr. Don Hahn, took second place in the league this season. The boys downed almost every contender to face them with terrific and unexpected play. Coach Hahn, himself a great tennis player, was able to pass along his knowledge, so that the boys have becorne the first Westchester team to complete a season in quite a while. s George Stanley M .s,,,,,.,.,,. L,.M.,...v all 5 X 5 any VW? FIRST ROW: J, Lindsay, D. Petters, R. Dyches, J. Snelson, S. Jensen, B. Martin. SECOND ROWS J- Hoagland, H. Colton, F. Stanley, B. Browne, A. Pollock, D. Miller, B. Thompson. Westchester's five cagers, coached by Bill Rankin, finished in fifth place for the season. Jack Hoagland, president of the student body, was high point man on the team and in the league. In addition, he was second highest scorer for the city, rated All-League, and holds this year's single game scoring record of 24 points. The entire Comet squad was by all odds the finest and fightingest yet turned out by Coach Rankin. The seniors graduating during the summer and fall have left a high mark for next season's men to shoot at. 92 f x A ' .X ll? 3 ri, 3 Wwsgbd FIRST ROW: R, Richard, D. Tracy, T. Purkiss, R. Clenney, J, Fox, S. Stewart, J. Angichiodo. SECOND ROW: D. Gray, B. Uller, F. Hollester, R. Bora, D. Grossi, B. Gustetter, D. Farr. The Comet iunior cagers achieved third place in the league, coached by Mr. Bill Rankin. The team was nicely balanced in that all the players showed almost equal skill. Russell Cleanny, John Fox, and Tom Purkiss can be named as standout men on a team which gave the varsity close competition with their fighting spirit, 11 Joan Bclcoen I' I' The C and D basketball season was very successful in that the C team was in contention for the league championship right up to the last game of the season. In this game Westchester lost a well fought game and ended up in second place in the league. The team voted Doug Maxey most valuable C player. The D team showed much promise all through the season and should con- tribute a number ot excellent players to the upper division teams next year. Bob North vvas voted the most valuable D player. fr ll LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Henning, J, Elling, J, Bennet, T. Osmer, D. Maxey, B. Ray, B. Snyder, Coach Saun- ders. FIRST ROW: T. Sawyer, E. Barton, T. Pierson, B. North, M. Wellington, Coach Saunders. SECOND ROW: P. Volman, C. White, B. Maxey, B. Katz, L. Clark, L. Ritkind. 95 The gymnastics team is now sec- ond place in the league, contending for the championship. The finest gymnast and high point rnan is J. Milo. Jack has competed in the limit number ot tour events, and has placed or won in every meet. Close on Milo's heels is R. Rentro, who has placed or won in each ot three events. The two outstanding men in each classification are: Rope: V. Walne, J. Milo, Free Exercise: S. Peterson, W. Martin, Horizontal Bar: S. Shoemaker, R. Booth, Parallel Bars: R. Rentro, D. Mathieson, Side Horse: G. Harrison, W. Martin, Long Horse: R. Renfro, D. Weir, Rings: J. Milo, R. Benedict, Tumbling: S. Munger, B. Blakeslee. . 4 . 1 - ' Tat 3 it ,. . Z-'XXXL ENC? Nici ,X P VTP Qseegqea it Esta FlRST ROW: B. Edellen, B. Blakeslee, S. Munger, F. Voak, R, Rentro, P. Volman, R. Ashley, C. Wright, Mgr. L. Clark. SECOND ROW: Mgr. B. Rowe, J. Milo, W. Sandoval, V. Walne, D. Tracy, W. Martin, R. Benedict, R. Booth, D. Mathieson, Coach Saunders. THIRD ROW: R. Renfro, G. Harrison, D. Weir, S, Shoemaker, S. Peterson, G. Phillyps, W. Hend- rick, G. Lewis, 5 L K I ff ii' FIRST ROW: Coach Young, L. Cox, J. Vickers, K. Rose, R. Green, D. Boyd, J. Ciraulo, Coach Hughes. SECOND ROW: J. Hoagland, R. Harmon, D. Jacobson, J. Miller, B. Eng- strom, J. De Graw, C. Stromme, J. Lyttle, B. White Mgr. With only eleven men our varsity track team shows plenty of potentiality for the coming season. The mainstays have been C. Brown, K. Rose, D. Jacobson, J. Lyttle, R. Harmon, ands R. Engstrom. Brown established a new school mark in the mile run by breaking The tape in 41523. We feel that with The up- coming B's and a few transfers we can make a strong bid for top honors in the league next year. 97 ff 'ff 'Y K gi X' X l Mary lou Hallett Vly ,, ... .3 , 4 an s -,.-,'- iii! in 1 'I' , Y va 5' iq. if 1 . 51: mfg-'si f Q A M ,Q Q0 , f 5 S53 f f - .f 1 1 ks, YQ, . 4 .T , 5 1fM.K ,,r ' mf A Ll -L 2 3 'Af-'33 I,L -Lmr:-r:f'2L LM' 'N I H34 471 ..--L. W -.A '-XX., fsdunuv ,W 'J av Q'-'N uv FIRST ROW: D. Copp, J. Russell, S. Rice, B. Toth, Ci. Sperk, K. Knowles, H. De Graw, T. Paige. SECOND ROW: Coach Young, F, King, D. Cudney, R. Stone, R. Coliman, S. Matley, R. Fentoon, B. Gensel, D. Barn- father, Coach Hughes. THIRD ROW: C. Eggink, J. Butler, G. James, B. Lyanch, D. Whittsett, L. Cudney, B. Citro, S. Sheier, M. Martinelli. Records were Tumbled and shat- tered this season as our mighty B's took second to Jordan in league com- petition. All but four records were . equalled or surpassed. Taking first places in the Marine League Finals were D. Baker in the pole vault, and T. Paige in the shot . put. King placed second in the 220, . Thirds went to Barnfather, 70 yard HH, and to King in the T00 yard dash. Spirk took fourth in the. 660 yard run. The mighty B's rolled to a fifth place in the City Finals with only a five man squad. D. Baker and D. Barnfather both copped fourth places, while T. Paige collected a first place in the shot put at 5l'3. With the running of H. Martin and L. Franklin, and with the strong arm of M. Wellington and B. Vachon our C's showed lots of promise for the future. Martin -placed first in the Marine Finals in the 660 yard run while setting a new school standard of l:32.8. Little M. Wellington tied for third place in the pole vault at 9 feet 6. With these boys going up to the Bee team we will also I be a thread in that division. Lk 'I 652404. 'I fl I AA-02.- FIRST ROW: K. Baker, L. Franklin, D. Linn, H. Martin, G. Harridine, C. Campman, R. Haskins SECOND ROW: Coach Young, D. Smith, R. Allison, R. Roberts, D. Zeeman, A. Tafoya, T. Hill B Daley, B. Vichon, Coach Hughes. THIRD ROW: B. Kinney, D. Farrell, T. Pierson, M. Wellington D Chapman, S. Pagoff, D. Butler, L. Pierce, B. Rodolff. UWA? gm WC iz, if FIRST ROW: R. Worboys, H. Mcllvain, R. Richard, J. Hoagland, J. Goldsborough, F. Stein, 5 LYnCl D Jacobson, R. McKee, T. Larkin. SECOND ROW: B. George, G. Stanley, K. Matsuda, Barry Moffitt B Gif ford M Pollock, R. Clenny, T. Erskine, J. Lindsay, Coach Lundquist. ff?-J ygflg 06- ,1 7 , 3 A .r vp If 4 The Comets, who were picked to take the league, ran into tough competition after taking the first four pracitce games. Some close 2 to 1 contests were dropped. We had the advantage of fine pitching by B. Moffitt, and by H. Mcllvain and T. Erskine who threw two hit- ters each. M. Pollock, despite his iniury during football season, made first string and held down second base. B. Lynch, all-city last year, worked at first, and B. George was short stop. D. Jacobson took over the hot corner of third, as well as accounting for three home runs. J. Hoagland, R. Richards, and G. Stanley chased flies outin the field. V S 'EES QQ! Q? l y,..N U3 lui 4 . wg, FIRST ROW: D. Neal, C. Acord, B. Klgsny, B. Hubb, J. Scott, D. Hoagland, B. Mclieehan. SECOND ROW: Mag. Harvey, D. Albin, C. White, F. Ritchie, B. Henning, D. Platt, D. Farr, B. Pagan. THIRD ROW: T. Hart, B. Baker, T. Osmer, Coach Rankin, B. Moore, W. Converse, G. Engelken, J. Yee. wt We The iunior varsity team tied San Pedro for first place in the league. Out of ten games played, seven were wins. Although all the members of the team played equally well, G. Engelken as catcher, and B. Moore as center fielder particularly distinguished themselves. Bill hit in the 400's this season. Most of the boys have signed to play American Legion baseball this summer, which is a real honor for them and for the school. The entire team will be our varsity ag- l Q . ' i .2 t I ,..,. 'WUT tlii 'r 5 ., . ,. 5 W ,Q sm -' I W AMW 0, Qgili 1 .. A T if . i. 'fix-7's-.V A , . iw? , . , , g g X W g,,.'V-V' . , . ...C W Vggg ,wk - x it fire A 7 'Hitt A -eajx s ,ag gregation next year. at lfllfmaf. ...V ' Q 5' A at k K- V',. V I ..... t 1'j1 . i t z '-', 'M llll Z Q- .. i-f-- . s - V V 1 -' W.. '-4 . . rf WK ' , CW' p TQWTH 413' 1 -li ft QM gi' ' ,Z 'tial-2-ff K-7 Q . 'gg ii M wig if '15 P 115 ,.,-f 1:14 1 - - 1-' W ll' .. h ba'-2 7?Q',,,oA4, 5 r I . ' Q . K ,, Q Y TW- 3 L 1r:,fi.: I I . ' 1 .. W. W M-.. if R. it .N , f?w'?.1,f,1'm,g.,,.'f'. . - - . if f -Y N. va. . .MQW as 11 , if .Qiiwi ,f-.H-gw' 4- n?1,j1f1w' rf M . .X ...ft in 1 71' . afsaw sf N f-r':,az:.fa J'-.3 at , .. , .- W S., J .Q .1 L,,,s 3-HgY 9Sf gf gg,'9f,f.A., f 3 ,j 1r54s,xft.xfacfsW3sa1fiSvS?:'.f.. ,Q .,..f..:..m. fi. , .. . .fa . -sg, FIRST ROW: D. Kell, M. Lavore, B. Glein, J. Marzullo, D. Smith. SECOND ROW: F. Warga, S, Fields D. Calvert, N. Wolcott, D. Gissell, E. Krausman, J. Abrams, E. Enoch, J. Spence, K. Fligston. THIRD ROW W. H l S. Maroom, T. Vogelsang, J. Cambell, P. Miller, H. Mohr, K. Roberts, A. Boris, M. Frye, J e mer, l k J Wh'tt d, J, Andrews, M. Porter, Welker, T. Miller, E. Allman. FOURTH ROW: M. Maddy, R. Van Sy e, . I or J. Sills, D. Smiler, J. Spence, L. Edwards, W. Shetrone, B. Lindsay, S. Cerveny, Mr. Pollock. Having stiff competition in the Western League keeps Mr. Edward Pollock and his swim team on the go. Money for the rental of the Hermosa Biltomore pool has been generously donated by members of the Westchester Exchange. Without their help our school would not be able to enter into league competition. A few of the swimmers who should be mentioned are P. Gold, varsity, 50 yard tree style, R. Van Slyke, varsity medley, H. Scholtens, l00 yard back stroke, J. Walker, B tearn, 50 and lOO yard free style, J. Spence, B team, l00 yard breast stroke, J. Spence, C team, 50 yard tree style, S. Cerveny, 50 yard tree style and backstroke, W. Shet- rone, C team, 50 yard breast stroke. N W JR -1 ba ,ou , --f ' we?- g T a cm gi, , -It 1 ,, 2? 5 x A 59 ,, i In K ,A , , , Q, if A-.,1, M, 5. .6 PW 458 if s 3 3 X I mum. LOU MSN EM. ssvimv nosiusou LOD GORMAN MARTHA -'ll l 1,,,, 796. I WE look up To Them with The greafesf respect, for The physical educafion Teachers are probably The only ones who have The iob of finding The lost mate To a gym sock, bandaging our bruised and broken lirnbs, and listening To The many Teen-age problems, all in one continuous motion. Yes! They are always ready To descend The sfairs To mee? our every need. :Apu gmrru un' culuuxvre T 'l nuzssxu 128 QQ Sl-muon em san. naman Lxuxencc W 'W' W '-Ll A 'Uf N Lecxvnn IELINIKI CNANPLIN NDWARD gs NKNCY Gill! SAID A TUIY WN' 4, MMF- stuwsxha uns Cb' 59 Ul'l uw! emio- 5 I' -:xg ' J - R ' s -, St-liRLiY 'limits amen 1,4 IIIILS IGLMAN swrmcu towfxgy sTu.LF. CNTTENDEN Mwwmmq GRIN!! x IANKCI- I. N N uhm: MAhTlN Glxnlgfl' Di-IBUE BARTARA :Oulu 'Mu NN'A FEWECL HOWPJNQ K-571-IR IUNKEB ' ...I tbl Ali. ROBINSON lllklffqjlgggngyg gmvggn SPONSOR PRESIDENT V. FRY-SUDBNT QT' 'f,.a...... i 3 . N 9mc mr.r.r. gg mm 9, 9. at ,..m......T.':m.,..t: Szzzztxrs Many enjoyable activities are those of the G. A. A. Probably the most outstanding of the events is the annual play-day session. The theme this year was the Flapper U., college ot the roaring 2O's. The big gym was decorated like a sorority living room in which skits were performed, old-time movies were shown, and songs were sung. The schools invited to make the session even more enioyable were: Hamilton, Nar- bonne, University, and Washington. 85.122, 'erm KNEELING: D. Jasper, N. Leverenz, L. Wright, L. Wells FIRST ROW: J. Rice, F. Serlin, E. King, J. Wilkins, S. Main, S Hawkesworth, E. Suddaby, M, J. Perron, P. Granger, B. Hammer. SECOND ROW: P. Bowers, V. Morrison, K. Michka, B. Erickson, M. Nelson, B. Biese, B. Harris, B. Harris, B. Colton, N. Costello, J Steinhauer, Mrs. Gorman, sponsor. THIRD ROW: L. Bothwell, J Haugen, S. Melden, J. L, Obecini, B. Bechert, B. Davidson, M. Davidson, S. Peterson, C. Bennett, M. McPeak, D. Wilson FOURTH ROW: D. Glider, R. Zaid, D. Miller, N. Eaves, K. Sobbe H. Sanderson, C. Pesqueira, S. Melen, A. Bradford, B. Borien, P. McCann, J. Jensen. FIFTH ROW: S. Middaugh, R. Conley, M. La Bounty, B. Schmitz, B. Welletord, L. Morgan, N, Shetrone J. Ross, P. Hastings, S. Bagdonas, G, Strong, M. Burdett, N. Gredler, The Girls Athletic Club, like the Cv. A. A., have their good times as a sponsored group. The girls hold an annual barbecue, take part in the Camp Clear Creek trip, and are known espe' cially for their interest in helping out in many of the gym activities. l O7 s. L, - ir ' Sl, vu -'A -ffl l xg. 5 'V' use wg Pl- Q 4 ' A V O, . C 4 W' V .M ff :dy W P, .1 Q... -: , .Vi , it so I Y gf' 63 1-Ny f na. K . X f ' 'vi ig A-li' 5 X' . K ' -e gli? ,P '-Q we J. xX.4 ' 4' YOU? , A FIRST ROW: P. Barry, L. Meador, D. Markley, N. Kaplin, M. Zelinski, J. A. -f D Van Daelen, M. McPeak, C. Davedict. SECOND ROW: A. Conrad, J. Hall, J. E Armandi, J. Field, J. Wood, C. La Franchi, D. Rothenburg, A. Herzberg, M. J. Webb, J. A. Holmes. THIRD ROW: J. Barry, B. Ludwick, J. Jesperson, J. Hawkins, D. Rachlow, B. Trimble, R. Jacobson, C. Dieneman, A. Crittenden. F E A lot of birdies are battered over the nets every Wednesday in the big ' S gym. The girls are playing badminton, of course, and doing a fine iob of it, under 5 the direction of Miss Seminario. The club formed recently but already has aroused lq I interest among the many sports fans. if 'n R My n 'R l l U x .- ' ll ll : -- T A T C -llll ' llll l.. 4 tt: I . tk. I .lj QW: uf- 'i :.' . .ll . ' . Q .. it K' Q'i ' 1'- I . 'E V' , . 4. ' f i ff - . M ig . Q . 2 ll ,if fy A N 1 , V Z 1 - L . . L - - I ' ' J at 'E I . A i Y ' nl . . A rrss A r . 1' ' . . e l W s -' is tlllfl l' O l . '-. ,Nami 'Q f I T A ' l Tennis anyone? , that's the byline ofthe Tennis Club which meets every Thursday at the Westchester Tennis Club. These girls show that the British are not the only ones that can hit a good game. They share a lot of fun, benefitting experiences, and iust plain energy playing the game that is enjoyed by many sport fans. l l FIRST ROW: J. Kistler, L. Glenn, F. Wright, S. Champlin, V. Lawrence, D. Schultz. SECOND ROW: M. Kemp, C. Feldman, S. Mackprang, J. Kistler, A. Norman, B. Lyon, K. Broman, K. Stanton. THIRD ROW: J. A. Munden, R, Bennett, K. Shawalter, R, Ellrnan, S. Roberds. 3 These girls have danced through the Beginning Class into the tootlights. They have played the roles of seam- stress, stage crew, and are finally rec- ognized as the advanced dance talent ot Westchester. They have given many assemblies, the most recent being MOODS AMERICA, in which everyday ADVANCED MODERN DANCE living was brought out in dance form. L. Seabaugh, B. Kohler, and A. Doyle, showing the use ot levels, are representative ot beginning dance. Sa.m:bCZuZ' FIRST ROW: J. Duncan, R. Fradcotf, V. Jarrett, M. Nelson, E, Jensen, Ca. Williams. SECOND ROW: S, Early, C. Rehberg, S. Baker, N. Nichols, Miss Seminario, M. Edwards, R. Thompson, D. Myers, l.. Rosenkranz. THIRD ROW: C, Jensen, C. Stanly, T. Spamp, D. Myer, D. Lockyer, E. Pattison, P. Deely, P. Mihilick, N. La Bounty. B. Shaw and C. Stanley are practicing Whim-a-way for a television talent show audition. The streets of Manhattan are portrayed by this portion ot the advanced class. The dance was given at the Jordan exchange assem- bly, March the lOth. f Q sn we 'Ll 5 .., , ' Q P 0371900 1 . R ! 'lf'1F'lT Z Niki FTRST ROW: M. Jesperson, sports manager, D. Magee, historian J. Howard, vice-president, Mrs. Robinson, sponsor: R. Howard, presi dent, C. Howard, secretary, D. Schultz, treasurer. SECOND ROW: C nley, d nce rnanager: J. Kistler and J. Kistler, cheer leaders, N. Stnasall, bowling manager, E. Boyce, publicity, M. Zelinski, badminton manager, S. Hodges, Letter Girls president, K. Broman, tennis manager. .1 e.A.A.BoAau,mT N. La Bounty historian L. Garhart secretary Mrs. Robinson sponsor J. Howard treasurer N. Lombard, president E. Jensen, cheer leader G. Williams, cheer leader Loi Q ,V Q F .A T ROW: L. Grimes, J. Rader, S. Hodges, G. Stadden, C. Howard, N. Stansall, E. Hough, J. Burke, L. Runner, S. Zebanck. SECOND ROW: M. Hendrickson, E. Grant, J. Arnholter, C. Anderson, L. Levey, N. Nichols, S. Schroeder, N. Trotter, B. Brown, S. Steele, P. Gaylord, 5- Tl't0'T 6S. THIRD ROW: 5. Arnt, D. Granger, J. Bosben, L. Anderson, M. Stralow, B. Cooper, J. Tornec, J. Gray, N. Rozer, C. Held, J. Carlson, C. Englernan. 'a .su ' sn 3: is , T 6 'EP C Q Qi ? X I Zk ,Xl r A H , ,Ts , wfllfjg 33 -' tzs Q -ff y .. y it 4 , I FIRST ROW: J. Hough, D. Crouch, P. Schurnert, J. Brown, A. Wucter, C. Cluff, B. Phillips, P. Lurya, B. Sudman. SECOND ROW: D. Diamond, D. Stevens, E. Hough, E. Walter, J. Jones, J. Wright, Mrs. McNeal, R. Merz, C. Rousseau, B. Crowdery, J. Myhre, S. McElroy, N. Blunt, C. Heath. THIRD ROW: K. Holden, A. Christian, P. Moore, V. Jappell, E. Fenning, S. Somerville, M. Burns, L. Disosway, M. Malone, A. Lamorie, D. Martinek. The gutter gals hold their leagues every Tues- day afternoon at the Paradise bowling alley. They really get svving, and knock out some good averages, spon- sored by Mrs. McNeal. Three top bowlers are P. Oberg, L. Grimes, and B. Arndt, all with scores above 200. H 3-Q-, 4 ig - i -' fav. I ff- 1:1 'lf E I TH- y J Q-in 4, W5 Y' 2 . t A ' I B . . i l . I 'UZ A Ama, ,T . ii ' A I I 5 ' tg , Volle ball is a s ort that arouses s ecial interest 3 Q f ., , ,J .,, ,s K . Y P . :-H ' 'N 'ff' ' because of its em hasis on teamwork, the ex ress ur- xs p ' I 3 pose of the Girls Volleyball Club. , f , f I Q , I sr f, f Ku.. mf ' 'Q Q sus Q I! -cf y l is , if - Q. , . . J ' . , V I J 1 K I N if 9 I T: I 'N 'iw I. Q 'Q if 3 A , 4 N, .Q wg V - . . i W gy . M ' 4' I L Q. 'X 3'7 I 1, n 0 M '- - if Q x Y t . s ,.,. . f ,, .Q , We v A , K Q, ' fy ., I . t xx xp , J- . I V .. ' .1 4' ,x K 4 A 5 ' I' ' g . X, I '- 7' is I we . . 4 . ,. A .I J. f -- A g -I - 14 : . ' I K lv' 'af fe -'ttf if ' is A . K -I' , 'lm rg K K i 40 J - . i .' ' t - ' ' ' .. 'ry , . 1 . K - 1 .,- - pf 'K t . x I X www . lx lx - J A 1 if w ' ff FIRST ROW: B. Nebles, S, Fairbanks, P. Lane' K' K'e B' Jeweu' A' Moms' SECOND Finest Row. P. schmm, c. Mohler, v. Allen, B. siege, J. Mace, N. Lloyd, J. Meyer, ROW: S' Gheroux' J' Smith' Cunh' N' A, Cupp, D. Dubuc, SECOND ROW: J. Rowe, B. Brinning, S. McCarthy, S. Eves, R. Dawn, Bronson' P' Makuh' Mrs' Robmont THIRD J, Bartz, C. Taylor, S. Bowers, B, Reed. THIRD ROW: C. Needham, N. White, G, Powell, J. ROW: D' Moore' J' Mamn' J' Blakesley' P' Faulkner, M. Cripps, S. Haslem, M. Stump, G. Noerdlindger, C. Feildman, M. Dykeman. Vaughn, J. Langton, N. Schafer, J. Nelson, N. i Magnuson. ' W SCALZZMW QQ QQQB 1 FIRST ROW: B. Borquist, J. Bracken, L, Gleinn, J. Jones, J. Smith, J. Wood, M. Bell, M. McKinney, M. Strehlow, J. Allen, J. Martin. SECOND ROW: S. Hodges, E. Hubb, C. Ritter, G. Kemp, C. Engelmann, E, Boyce, P. Pitcairn, W. Matthews, R. Damm, G. Rader, N. Shaffer. THIRD ROW: N, Magnuson, K. Klein, D. Schultz, S. Zbanek, M, Moran, S. Robertson, J. Erickson, P, Lurya, B. Crowdrey, K. Holden, J. Blakes- lee. FOURTH ROW: C. Mohler, L. Garhardt, A. Vachon, A. Unruh, S. Rawlings, J, Barry, C. Struhar, A. Snyder, J. Winquist, J. Martin, P. Lane. FIFTH ROW: K. Stanton, K. Broman, C. Feldman, D. Stafford, L. Story, N. Tutterow, N. Bergeron, B. Kauffman, N. Bronson, M. Dyke-mann, B. Taylor. Drill! Drill! Drill some more! And so we have the best drill team in the city. The girls came through with exciting exhibitions at the Milk Bowl, Westchester Fair, and Loyola Homecoming Parade. Westchester spirit can't be topped, and when our drill team does its stuff, you've seen the finest in action. ,R . 5 A iam N ,QQ ..:': .n ' nn., Q ji Y Q.:.iE '..':'. M 8 sh ri Q 2 W' 'Fw 134 Mein Q gi iv N Wgix 4 ef: sl QA xv: y r' y.,. ' uw. ., -,.i,, ,,, W- ,vi -, vw- -- m H , vw'-'. -f Q -'ff I -W 1 f 1' f Q as .1 xl QM.. 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