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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1954 volume:

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For this reason the i954 to en West room princ annual is dedicated to the present seniors who were the first cautious B-7's ter Westchester in its beginning. September l3, 1948, was a dismal overcast day, but it marked the birth of chester High School. Some benches were set up along the side of the present s 67 and 68. This served as our first assembly area. Mrs. Margaret Horn as ipal of Westchester Junior High School welcomed eighteen teachers and three hundred eighty-one eager students to the newest school plant in Los Angeles. step The word pioneer seemed to characterize the newly opened school. Each toward being the top high school in Los Angeles was treated as an experi- ment, a successful experiment. of th The construction period which ended in September of l95l unfolded one e most modern high school plants in the United States. Since that time other school systems have used modern school designs on the basis of the success it has received here. Scho With the new building came a Renaissance of competition. Westchester High ol was going to be put on the map. Athletes strove for recognition from the older high schools in the city. Prizes for all forms of contests in school activities were battled for by Westchester students. Once in awhile we reached the top. More often we were beaten by this or that high school. All the time though, we were building spirit through our own efforts to gain prestige. it as cate year We won't begin to speak of this past year as a peak, but we will consider a sturdy foundation for future years. To you seniors who have seen this growth while being a part of it we dedi- this book. Let this book remind you not only of l954, but of the past six s that you have spent putting Westchester High on its way up the ladder to the best, by giving it your best. ms ,wet , I . ., .ev CHARTER ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY, AND STAFF Mrs. Margaret Horn Mrs. Neva Herndon Miss Jo Mandl Mrs. Esther Gregory Mrs. Paula Demar Salvatore Abruscato Roger Alderson Loretta Anderson Richard Archer Jerry Angichiodo Don Baker Carol Barner Tom Bell John Baird Bob Booth Judy Bosben Jim Brown Jack Butler Claudia Caldwell Charles Campman Chuck Canniff Charles Carey Sharon Champlin Margaret Cook Hal Cowdell Michael Daniels Stephanie Darsa Tom De Young Paul Drake Cliff Eggink Charles Fraser Carol Fredson Rexlynne Gary Phil Gold J Janet Gray Dick Gray Donna Gregg Jean Hale Mrs. Evelyn Kay Mr. Fred Burt Mr. Fred Ullrich Mr. Joseph Herman Mrs. Martha Wetzel, CHARTER STUDENT BODY Carlene Harriman Gordon Harrison Naomi Haas Maurvene Helm Betty Hilton Dorothy Hoetler Ellen Jensen Janet Jesperson Barbara Jewell Roberta Juull Norma' Kaplan Pat' Kelly Mike Kimmel Francis King Walter Kirchen Kay Klein Don Klink Connie La Franchi Don Le Fever Mary Lou Leggett Jim Lindsay David Linn Durelle Lockyer Nancy Lombard George McDonald Harry Mcllvain Bob Martin Ronnie Maska Dean Miller Margot Morgan Nancy Nichols Jack Olof Leslie Olsen Mr. Edward Cheetham Mr.'James Long Mrs. Betty Faulkner Mrs. Iris Crittenden Jon Overton Edith Pattisonl Virginia Peart Barbara Phillips Mike Pollock Ronnie Rawlings Bob Reed Gary Rehberg Carol Ritter Don Robertis Don Rohrer Joan Roudine Claudette Rousseau Deanna Schultz Pat Schumert Lynette Seabaugh Nancy Shaw Jerry Shoffner' Sally Simmons Carol Smith Shirley Steele Larry Stein Marie Stuver Bob Thompson Betty Thorpe Ed Urbank Milton Vought Laddie Webster John Welker Jean Winquist Marty Witherspoon Nayleen Worsham Frances Wright ' administration We shall never forget that first morning in September 1948 when we were introduced to our high school and our principal, MRS. HORN. She has been working side by side with us ever since to aid us in achieving distinction in every- thing we have done. MRS. YOUNG has been at Westchester since September, l95l. Although she has not been with us from the beginning, she has gained much admiration from those who know her. Among her many duties are: organizing the daily bulle- tin, sponsoring the Girls' League, and arranging the master calendar for our school activities. MR. FRED TANNER has been at Westchester only two years, but the work he has successfully completed in that time is amazing. Under his sponsorship the Boys' League has become one of the most active in the entire city. He has shown a strong faith in Westchester sports, which has been rewarded by the steady improve- ment ot its teams. Mr. Fred Tanner has not been here since Westchester's beginning, but he will long be remembered before its end. fQ - sz.. ' M, ,W ,ff . ,gy MR. JOSEPH HERMAN one of Westchester High's original landmarks in the music depart- ment has this year taken over the administrative position of registrar. He has the very hard iob of accounting tor everyone in school, every period of the day, every school day of the year. He takes care of all absence records. His spare time, if any, is spent in sponsoring the Key club in coordination with the community Kiwanis club. MRS. NEVA HERNDON has been head coun- selor at Westchester High School since it began. It has been her duty to assemble the master pro- gram to tit the personnel of the school. She also counsels the B7's who are coming into our school, and the Senior A's whom she guides in their final semester. student body government ln the above picture, graduate Nancy La Boun- ty, The fall Student Body President, is shown handing the gavel of the office to Mike Pollock, who has served the school in the same capacity this past semester. These two Presidents served to the best of their abilities, as shown inthe count- less ways that Westchester has improved. Terry Paige occupied the office of Student Body Vice-President for the entire year. Included in his fine year's work were' being Senate President, participating on the Executive Board, the Service and Scholarship Board, and the Sports Night Com- mittee. Student Body Government has always been a major part of Westchester. The size and complexities have increased but the pioneer spirit remains. The Sports Night Committee plans and carries through the sports nigh activi- ties and advertisement, making each one more interesting than the last. From left to right are: T. Paige, D. Rach- low, T. Thrasher. Paper Drives don't just happen, a great deal of thought goes into them beforehand. This iob belongs to the Paper Drive Commit- tee. Left to right are: B. Lyon, S. Champlin, T. Thrasher, B. Engstrom, C. Ferguson. At football games and all sports activities big crowds gather. The Rally Committee observes at these ac- tivities and picks out the different problems and attempt to solve them to the advantage of the school as a whole. Left to right are: FIRST ROW: J. Jesperson, D. Lockier, G. Powell, S. Steele, C. Ferguson. SECOND ROW: T. Thrasher, B. Bordquist, T. Miller. senior high government RALLY COMMITTEE , . 5 ei-trims f 335 :gtg- wsvlmgffgg f V. ffgwiseszgg, ' 1 met, , Dv Qemltm- f f 'A wwsxif ' wg-,ts gg if t . ist SPORTS NIGHT COMMITTEE PAPER DRIVE COMMITTEE A busy man with many and varied iobs is Mr. Edward Cheetham. Most important of these jobs is his sponsor- ship of Student Body Government and its activities. One of the big iobs of the year for the Student Personnel Board is the registration and voting pro- cedures. Its other function is acting as the highest court in the iudicial branch of Student Government. Seated are: R. McKee, J. Kistler, T. Thrasher, M. Malone, J. Hale. Sponsored by Mr. Junke, the Service and Scholarship board is mainly interested in the students and school in general. The problems of all and ot isolated cases are brought before this judicial board. FIRST ROW: L. Wright, J. Hall, C. La Franci, M. Nelson, M. Malone, Mr. Juhnke, D, Bam. father. SECOND ROW:' S. Moftit, C. Tyler, K. Stanton, R. Swanson, G. McDonald T. Paige J. Hale. ' The purpose ot the Boys' League is to promote and better the relationships among the boys of Westchester and to stimulate interest in athletics, to obtain high scholarship, and to better school standards. FIRST ROW: R. Harmon, J. Lindsay, secretary W '53, H. DeGraw, vice president S '54, Mr. F. Tanner, spon- sor, R. McKee, president W '54, B. Snyder, secretary S '54, L. Baer, treasurer S '54, G. Spirk. SECOND ROW: D. Albin, S. Leibon, M. Hogan, R. Akins, B. Martin, F. Hollister, treasurer W '53, D. Barntather, J. Vickers, M. Pollock, president W '53, J. Welker. THIRD ROW: L. Kent, J. Dieball, D. Klink, D. Elson, D. Tait, L. McNeely, G. Klossner, D. Bonano, D, Mathieson, B. Brogan, J. Huncke, L. Bennett, F. King, vice president W '53, FOURTH ROW: M. Padlipski, S. Cerveny, B. Greenslade, D. Platt, B. McKeehan, J. Calvert, D. Rodolft, C. Forant, R. Peabody, C. Maddy, M. McHale, V. Lauria. The Leadership class is r senior high and is headed Edward Cheetham is the sr ment procedure and discu: own government. FIRST ROW: J. Jesperson, Secre- sioner of Drives, D. Rashlow, Comr M. Pollock, President, J. Kistler, C dent, V. Jarrett, M. Malone, Com SECOND ROW: C. Ferguson, Commissioner of Publications, J. F Athletics, P. Gold, President of Set J. Lindsay, Commissioner of Recor of Personnel, D. Miller, Cornmiss Safety and Campus, C. La Franci :ff f . ii... . . T , Q, L. lx. T A The Executive Board i: Government. All bills et before going to Mrs. Hor: FIRST ROW: D. Rashlow, S. Char SECOND ROW: B. Engstrom, R.l Jp of all the officers of the resident Mike Pollock. Mr. . They learn about govern- solve the problems in our Marine League: D. Meyer, Commis- r of Finance: S. Champlin, Secretary: gue President: T. Paige, Vice Presi- r of Service and Scholarship. sioner of Posters: D. Rothenberg, B. Engstrom, Commissioner of Boys Sf R. McKee, Boys League President: Trophies, T. Thrasher, Commissioner Events: J. Hale, Commissioner of issioner of Clubs. branch of Student Body fnust pass before the Board linal approval. lt. Pollack, J. Kistler, T. Paige. . Lindsay, T. Thrasher. 9 The Senate, under the sponsorship of Mr. Edward Cheetham, is the largest governing group in the school. Each member represents a homeroom in the senior high division of the school. The group has grown a great deal through the years but the job has stayed the same, making Westchester the best run school in the city. FIRST ROW: V. Wallace, N. Shaffer, S. Discoe, C. Harriman, B. Thorpe, J. Fish, F. Wright. SECOND ROW: J. Walker, F. Hollister, G. Engelken, M. Leggett, Mr. Cheetham, T. Paige, D. Barnfather, D. Boyd. THIRD ROW: D. Needham, C. Kaiser, F. Grexton, J. Johnson, D.lAlbin, B. Reed, G. Friedrich, J. Welker, B. Price, S. Solnbe, F. King, D. Snyder. FOURTH ROW: T. Davidson, J. Scott, P. Pitcairn, C. Struhar, S. McElroy, C. Feldman, B. Frye, K. Michka, D. Hcefler, N. Worsham, V. Peart, D. Schley. FIFTH ROW: M. Nelson, J. Rice, D. Hamburger, J. Dresser, G. Leitch, B. Glcinn, R. Brown, D. Brown, J. Stein, B. Munger, J. Shallenberger, L. Eckard. H W S fi. ,na iq' if ' ' I .af ' ' was W as 'W im swf Yin . . and . :fr The Girls' League is made up of representatives of all ofthe senior high home- rooms. The main objective of these representatives is to keep the Girls' League a fine and active organization of high standards. Some of their many proiects have been the Spinster's Hop, The Girls' and Boys' League installation, Cotton Day, and the Girls' League Assembly. FlRST ROW: P. Schmitt, S. Thomas, M. Stump, J. Ford, J. Kistler, J. Winquist, C. Maddox, E. Frabasilin, A. Conrad. SECOND ROW: P. Klink, F. Griffin, J. Nolte, D. Doyle, S. Robertson, J. Martin, G. Powell, A. Norman, S. Narr, L. Broward, L. Keahl, R. Merz, L. Anderson. THIRD ROW: D. Rachlow, M. Locknem, B. Sudman, D. Rothrock, D. Rothenberg, E. Pattison, P. Hahn, B. Witherspoon, B. Walker, D. Meyer, B. Arndt, D. Gregg, J. Bracken, J. Dennis. FOURTH ROW: M. Randolph, A. Josephson, M. Sokol, P. Wright, S. Champlin, J. Gale, M. McKinney, E. Rochelle, J. Slater, Leverenz, D. Jasper, S. Brown, J. Jarrett, M. Cripps. i S 4 5 E X i 5 i X junior high government Pattie Smith, above, was the S '54 Junior High President. Serv- ing to the best of her ability, she equalled the fine work of The W'54 President, George Gostola. Linola Cook, above, took over the office of Jr. High Secretary from Sharon Kelly forthe Summer Semester. S'54 V.P. of the Junior High School, Linda Spaugh worked to her capacity in fulfilling the standards set by her predeces- sor Darlene Dobhrichan, VV'54 Vice-President. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES These students represent the entire Junior High. Their work is on the sarne order as the Senior High Senate. They discuss certain problems of the School and pass bills per taining to the Junior High. 11 I2 K Hom -.J if Mr. Horner is the advisor for the Junior High Student Govern- ment Group. flaw JUNIOR GIRLS' LEAGUE The Junior Girls' League is both educa- tional and social, and offers service to the school. This year the members sold book covers, gave an assembly, had an initiation, and took part in a welfare project. The group for W'54, sponsored by Miss Morrison, consisted of C. Champlain, J. Mann, B. Howarth, J. Donovan, B. Schmitz, J. Stein, S. Smith, Linda Baker and C, Weber. The S'54 group, sponsored by Miss The above scene is a real case being considered before the Court of Justice of Westchester Junior High. Names are not given to protect the innocent. Opposite is Lindy Baer, Chief Justice of the Junior High. Nelms, consisted of J. Mann, L. Baker, D. Collins, D. Webster, K. Sobbe, B. Schmitz, J. Burke, and L. Hunt, and S. Smith. v offices and staff Behind The hub-bub of every day Westchester There is a story of The people who, because of their value 'ro our school, deserve recognition. On this page we see many To whom we ovve Thanks, in our office buildings, library, cafeteria, and other places around the campus. r z 4 W5 . 4 j Z -sew , wif- 5? 1 l-J fi li sz f,,', ,fe-.fe , .- f r rs umm , lk, kk,, , V, . wg, f HW , A a t ff-if' l l if . . 3 H in l X K ' a gf 1 W Q 1 .Rt I if N, . l V . R rrlr . 1 . , , Q .2 s . 5 , 'M f - T Q A 2, ft sl? Q. . 1., r - , H fl, W ? 1 s ,,.,- ' L.'- m,,A , . .sf aculty services GRADE ADVISORS Caught in a briet moment between programming duties and class activities are the grade advisors. FIRST ROVV: Mrs. Taylor, Mr, Sater, Mrs, Herndon Mr. Heusdens, Mrs. Jevvett. SECOND ROW: Mr, 1 Rankin, Miss Sheldon, Mr. Campbell, Mrs, Speek, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Armstrong, and Mr. Lundquist. HEALTH OFFICE Miss Mandle and Miss Nikoloff can fix every ache and pain but a broken heart. DEEP FREEZE Let's see that pass! Have you ever been chilled by a teacher on hall duty? TARDY COUNSELORS Early to bed and early to rise not only makes one healthy, wealthy and vvise, but also keeps one out of the Tardy Coun- selors' Office. These counselors try to help students solve their tardy problems and see that everyone gets to class en time. FIRST RCBW: Mr. Connelley, Mr. Hoyt, Mr. Cole, Mr. Hefner, SECOND ROW: Mr. Khasigian, Mr. Cord, Mrs. Gorman, Mr. Gilbert, Mr. Howenstein, Miss Boydston also serves on the committee. books, books, books. Mrs. Bennett, her assistant Mrs. Williams, and Mrs. Morrison wrestle with thousands of books every year. Even so, when asked to comment, Mrs. Bennett had only this to say, Books are fun! .-ws X wx. - s. greatness is achieved through service ' IOTAS FIRST ROW: D. Turner, Parliamentar- ian S'54: J. Ashley, Treasurer S'54: P. McKenzie, Secretary W'54: L. Wright, President S'51-1: K. Michka, Vice-Presi- dent: C. Henley: T. Goodman, Secre- tary S'54: B. Colton, Historian W'5A. SECOND ROW: C. Wiles: L. Gruber: M. Judd: J. Steinhauer: B. Harris: C. Snyder: A. Zuckman. THIRD ROW: M. Weyer: D. Giacoma: R. Broman: S. Pierce: P. Yee: B. Altchuler: B. Steele: L. Barr. COUNTS FIRST ROW: B. Purkiss: G. Kellstrom: W. Barcellona, Treasurer S'54: N. Rawson, Treasurer W'54, Vice-Presb dent S'54: Mr. Kinzek: C. Tyler, Sec- retary W'54, President S'5l1: M. Ham- ilton, Secretary S'54: J. Flowers, Par- Iiamentarian W'54: A. Hurwitz. SEC- OND ROW: M. Kuttnauer: H. Gorin: J. Zalesny: S. Tillson: F. Gindy: B. Winer: K. Saum: R. Fletcher: M. Woodbury. GAMMAS FIRST ROW: J. Winquist: A. Havens: S. Bauer, Historian S'511: M. Stump, Treasurer S'54: V. Peart, Secretary W'54, President S'54: M. Zelinski, Secretary S'54: S. Champlin, First Vice-President W'5A, Parliamentarian S'511. SECOND ROW: J. Bosben: S. Darsa: K. Roorda: J. Martin: L. Ander- son: G. Powell, Second Vice-Presi- dent W'5-4: S. Steele: P. Makuh. THIRD ROW: J. Field: C. Dienemann: D. Krause: C. Anderson: C. Fletcher: D. Rothenberg: C. La Franchi, Presi- dent W'54: D. Rachlow, Historian W'54: J. Langton. FOURTH ROW: N. Kaplan: N. Locks: J, Jesperson, Trea- surer W'54: J, Nace. 99 'I Being the only service club on the junior high level, the IOTA SIGMA PHI girls strive to serve the school in as many ways as possible. Through service the girls gain a 'Feeling of fellowship, and leadership among themselves and tor the school. qf f.-Mfr . To make Westchester the most smoothly running and pleasant school in Los Angele is the main interest of the COUNTS. Their purpose is to serve the school sincerely in a the ways that they are requested. Their sponsor is Mr. Kinzek. The GAMMA SIGMA PHI girls render service at the football games by selling tickets and refreshments. They also keep the cafeteria orderly and take part in a welfare DVOISCI Each -semester a party is given for the new members. Their sponsor is Miss Sheldon. By working with their sponsor Mrs Armstrong on a welfare proiect, tea, or the girls service club ioint installation, the girls of the LAMBDA SIGMA PHI combine school service, leadership, and fun. Each service club stands out in one special tield. The ALPHA SIGMA PHI girls give ifine service to the school by helping to keep it attractive and interesting. Maintaining a showcase, with the aid of their sponsor Mrs. Earick, was their special service effort this year. Fi The KEY CLUB, an international organiation, is sponsored by the Westchester Ki wanis Service Club. Mr. Joseph Herman, now the sponsor of the Key Club, has helped to reorganize the club and recruit new members from the boys ofthe eleventh and twelfth grades. The present members are shown above from left to right: LAMBDAS FIRST ROW: C. Struhar, A. Norman, N. Magnuson, D. Magee, M. Nelson, M. Malone, K. Broman, D. Schultz, C. Feldman. SECOND ROW: J. Erick- son, B. Howell, V. Lawrence, A. Lame oureux, B. Lyon, G. Leitch, B. Sud- man, J. Howard, B. Borgquist. THIRD ROW: E. Royer, R. Ellman, A. Palmer, N. Shaffer, D. Hoefler, L. Gleinn, J. Martin, J. Wood, M. Chandler, N. Wilson. ALPHAS FIRST ROW: I. Story, C. Raboch, His- torian S'54, Vice-President W'54, R. Swanson, President S'54, C. Maddox, President W'54, Historian S'54: J. Hough, Secretary W'54, Second Vice- President S'5A, N. White, Second Vice-President W'54, N. Worsham, Secretary S'54, N. Bergeron, Chap- Iain S'54. SECOND ROW: A. Barnett, R. Thompson, F. Griffin, D. Stafford, S. Thomas, P. Lurya, C. Fredson, M. McKinney. THIRD ROW: C. Davedeit, K. Oliver, J. Smith, S. Zbanek, J. Bracken, G. Rader, J. Knitley, J. Levy, J. Arnholter. KEY CLUB FIRST ROW: J. Lindsay: P. Gold, Par- Iiamentarian S'54g J. Butler, Vice-Presi- dent S'54p Z. Kaiser, President S'54p Parliamentarian W'54, M. Queen, Treasurer S'54y G. Friedrich, Secre- tary S'54, J. Ciraulo. SECOND ROW: R. Pearce, T. Thrasher, D. Barntatherp F. Hollister, Vice-President W'54y R, McKee: F. King. THIRD ROW: M. Pol- lock, J. Neff, D. Motley, D. Glass: R. Wiley: T. Paige. AMICAE The Amicae is the name of the organi- zation founded for the purpose of making new girls feel at home in Westchester. Amicae is a Latin word meaning girl friends, and members of the Amicae try to orient new girls and help them find friends here as quickly as possible. Pictured from left to right are: J. Bracken, G. Arnold, Mrs. Painter, B. Jeffries, D. Higgins. CONSORTS The Consorts, sponsored by Mr. Hahn, serve the Senior High School by ushering at assemblies and other day or evening EVSTTTS. Officers are: S. Moffitt, President W '54 and Vice- President S '54, J, Andrews, Vice-President W '54 and Parliamentarian S '54, J. Campbell, Secretary W '54, M. Caley, Treasurer W '54, D. Calvert, Pres- ident S '54, J. Whitford, Secretary S '54, S. Walthas, Treasurer S '54, CHANSONETTES The Chansonette Club was originated by the present members because they wished to work together to benefit needy fam- ilies inthe community. They believe that it is more fun to plan happy events for others than for themselves. The special project this semester was making stuffed dolls and filling Easter baskets for the children of a family not far from our school. FIRST ROW: L. Froehlich, Historian, B. Reed, Treasurer, N, Shaffer, President, N. Bollinger, Secretary, Pat Lane, Vice-President. SECOND ROW: K. Oliver, J. Blakeslee, Chaplain, N. Bronson, Parliamentarian, N, Benninger, Miss Jamgochian, Sponsor, M. Dykeman. ' f . fa 5 Qw f X 'ff if 1 .ck CHESS CLUB lt's war! Chess is an ancient game in- volving warring torces on a make-believe battlefield. Members of the Chess Club, sponsored by Miss Jamgochian, Take part in city-wide tournaments. Watching J. Rich and B. Goldstein at the chess boards are P. Hinkle, M. Gibboney, H. Garry, R. Veit, M. Padlipsky, B. Happy, L. Freed, D. Golling, A. Boris, C. Anderson, J. McKinney, and K. Scofield. MICROSCOPE CLUB This is a group whose interest in micro- scope vvork and investigation may lead to the formation ot an active club. FIRST ROW: M. Caley, K, King, M, Brown, P. Diene- rnan, E. Walker. SECOND ROW: Mr. Chock, K. Flig- sten, J. Jensen, L. Dore, E. Beals, R. Dein, and B. Crawford. CHECKER CLUB Mr. Lopez is sponsor ot the Checker Club. Here are some of the members con- centrating during a contest. . AL I ui-is 'N FINANCE BOARD The Finance board, sponsored by Mrs Horn, controls the expenditures of Stu- dent Body funds. The members are: D. Smiler, M. Hogan, L. Gleinn, D. Rachlow, G. Rader, M. Pollock, Mrs. Horn, M. Ran- dolph, N. Kaplan, and S. Landers, 20 'Y -- TEA CUPS The Teacups is a Junior High service group sponsored by Mrs. Lockridge and Mrs. Ellerbrock. It served the A9 Lunch- eon, B7 Tea, and the PTA party at Christ- mas, and at other affairs. In addition the group helps in the cafeteria. FIRST ROW: J. Howe, B. Moores, B. Barnard, D. Davis, J. Hurdt, L. Nelson, S. Bagdonas, D. Turner, J. Olsen, J. Haugen. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Lockridge, S. Mc- Whirter, J. Taylor, H. Mills, J. Mogck, S. Howes, B. Berg, S. Parisi, B. Zeman, P. Marsh, Mrs. Ellerbrock. THIRD ROW: J, Levy, S. Peterson, P. Veach, S. Carter, J. Byers, P. Skinner, L. Reposa, A. Erickson, R. Haida, P. Daley. HOSTESS CLUB During their first year of existence, these charming Hostess Clubbers served gra- ciously at innumerable school affairs such as the Senior Breakfast, Athletic Banquets, Parents Tea, and Girls' League Installation. Pictured above are: FIRST ROW: M, Randolph, V. Peart, G. Arnold, G. Conquist, J. Wright, J. Slater. SECOND ROW: Mrs. L. Palmer, J. Ford, M. Nowak, P. Mihelich, M. Cripps, D. Higgins, P. Barry, M. Nelson, J. Woods, S. McElroy, P. Pitcairn, N. White, N. Linton, L. Anderson. CAFETERIA SERVICE Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Kay these students perform vaulable service in the Cafeteria. They set up the lines fOr serving, make hamburgers, hot dogs, sandwiches, and help with the salads. Each girl has a specialized duty, and in addition helps with the cleanup. Shown are C. Corrigan, L. Salerno, P- STEVENS, -I- Gorlin, B. Brady, A. Hammack, S. Gelford, and Mrs. Kay. Others not shown are: B. Morgan, J. Myers S, Tamplin, J. Gibbons. r SENIOR HIGH MATH CLUB The Senior High Math Club is a newly organized group which is interested in the many fascinating features of mathematics not usually dis- cussed in the classroom. This year the boys have studied the slide rule, and have en- tertained themselves with puzzles, games, tricks, and mathematical short-cuts. The members are: Mr. Lockett, spon- sor, P. Drake, R. Adamson, M. Le- Bowitz, J. Jensen, and D. Gordon. wi. 'f'f i.,f, STUDENT STORE A lot of business is handled by these Students. Mrs. Faulkner is the boss. FIRST ROW: C. Ritter, L. Meador, P. Cooper, P. Cooper, P. Jensen, M. Randolph, D, Rachlow, D. Williams, G. Johnston, B. Pearson. SECOND ROW: L. Rosenkranz, J. Reeves, K, Dalton, J. Freeman, VJ. Lynch, J.Neff, M. Reilly, C. Boosman, L. Schlager. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The principle interests of the Future Teachers are to help students interested in being teachers to prepare their careers. Visiting college campuses, discussing professional problems, and learning about oppor- tunities in teaching are some of the activities of the group. Mr. Paulson is the sponsor. FIRST ROW: N. White, G. Leitch, M. Chandler, J. Van Dalaan. SECOND ROW: Mr. Paulson, J. Armandi, Anne Barnett, Brenda Jeffries. , 4-T iff SCIENCE CLUB Science fans see Mr. Chock! Members of this active group are: J. Smith, B. Crawford, M. Caley, K. King, M. Brene- man, P. Dieneman, J. Adomian, P. Drake, J. Jensen, J. Andrews, E. Beals, N. Wolcott, K. Fligsten, D. Cal- vert, Mr. Chock. LIGHT CREW Mr. Babbitt is the sponsor of the light crew which specializes in stage and dance productions. SOUND CREW Mr. Voorhees and his crew are res- ponsible tor the running ot all visual aiol equipment in the school. JUNIOR OFFICE MONITORS FIRST ROW: B. Christensen, G. Schneller, V. Bailey, B. Berdner, S. Ritkind, M. Harvey, K. Fazel, J. Richter, H. Garry. SECOND ROW: S. Somerville, E. Miller, C. Snyder, T. Goodman, L. Gruber, L. Fatur, H. Legg, N. Hughes, J. Curth, S. Bentley J. Hillhouse, E. Kassell, J. Holcomb. THIRD ROW: D. Morton, M. McPhaiI, M. Church, J. McCaslln, C. Kennedy, E. Leddy D. Williams, M. Bogdanoff, E. Howarth, D. Gruber, P. Hastings, J. Heath, R. Broman, D. Davis. FOURTH ROW: J. Allen, L Barr, S. Corn, D. Giacoma, N. Eaves, R. Jones, F. Gindy, J. Vavrick, J. Osterloh, S. Wilce, A. Duim, T. Wolk, M. Kuttnauer. SENIOR HIGH OFFICE MONITORS These students help in the various of- fices by running errands, answering tele- phones, and helping with supplies. THRIFT CLUB Mrs. Berry, Mr. Ressler, and Mr. Lockett are co-sponsors of the Thrift program of the school. The club conducts the sale of defense stamps, and plans for the obser- vation of National Fire Prevention Week, Thrift Week, Conservation Week, and Forest Fire Prevention Program. lt con- ducted an essay contest on The Import- ance of not Losing or Defacing School Books. Serving during W '54 were K. Knowles, C. Feldman, J. Jesperson, B. Thorpe, and C. Struhar. ln S '54 were P. Mihelik, V. Wallace, M. Curth, C. Struhar. In the photograph are: FIRST ROW: J. Ludwig, W. Son- dreal, T. McHale. SECOND ROW: P. Mihelich, Mr. Ressler, J. O'Dean, M. Curth, Mrs. Berry, J. Albin, J. Hall, Mr. Lockett, C. Struhar. t A 22 if f el K Y it M7 L. Q . r-an-nu--.. ,ws , :n,, K, c ,I M - , -r K , A 24 Each semester the Senior High Girls' Service Clubs have a formal installation of their officers. Pictured are the officers of the Alphas and Gam- mas for the fall semester. Each year a queen reigns over the Winter Wonderland Ball. wr f ,421 , 5 ,v'f'ERX. .km 47' ,f 1, 2. 53-V8. 'H . E-38125-7 ffk'82'f' ff '63 331 f N ffm-rm. - Exe rad. 1: li. i1S841L l'EY-- fx F Overt melanie is . 115518259 X-Fvf' Bf K Qs 3:53 YS.-S35 jk . X 1250 S. 2. kk 1' A s 1 , ' J'S7':sueroa., A,--Hg-1U1iQ',121Ei.1Elg13' SX 5 hranx . fv' was -787 told ,J .1-- 5. Q 0 Regal b . 1. W, d ne , ,E2iREeUiP1?iE's FW '51 ffm v.8. IiSNT.-'qdiiiwlmkg 2hy5g,g+1U:g5gsf1 1 Om Kew,-fax 12 'T 'U 47 F -, H . . ' ' - w- ER CIT d us 14-D. - ..B dh z- , , ,go , -..A Drdglfm, 3 New' m gg ziimerigmil i.g4A.1a13r E522 TS7325 F 5 o wa c' f d 5 trade. 124 P ?'995- j , f' 3-t MQ SEX or 1 xtras. 91:1 my sl bbffq . 54. HC' DH 33, we Wy U... JS' wi-1fg,, 211. ' 43? ffl j 9 3:95 ' EWS 453 -' ' ' W3 155 iii? .QW 'lmm -- 5 O wb My ' 'F L' 'He' 'QL f 535 ,Lg -.2 YV 33 iii 5kai'Q:'fi?m! ,-:, f. 4 M :Vk kVV'k -1'f: ,, -1.5-fl! ,, fraiii. :Jigsaw m Date Total Ave. Winner Tons Per Stu. Homeroom Jan. '49 60 11 Ullrich May '49 125 15 Herman April 50 203 12.5 Ullrich Dec. '50 299.6 14 Herman May '51 246 8 Parry March '52 267 8 Parry May '53 507 12.7 Parry .f- ' 1954-726 Tous ,F - f rsh 5' ff' Ci er- iran 42' Believing in the truth of the motto, Knowledge is Power, the departments of Westchester center their work around the preparation of the students for their roles in Iife. FE- l l A CAPELLA CHOIR ' FIRST ROW: B. Walker, R. Juull, P Schumert, C. Harriman, S. Steele, R. Ross, D. Stafford, L. Story, K. Stanton, K. Broman, C. Barner, B. Beasley, C. Horton, R. Ellman, J. Fish, J. Dennis, N. White, N. Bronson, B. Rouse, B. Giese. SECOND ROW: S. Earley, J Hough, N. Blunt, J. Hall, J. Myers, S. Schroeder, J. Fish, J. Knifley, G. Garbell, L. Dahlstrom, E. Frabasilio, D. Doyle, J. Rowe, J. Scott, C. Mc- Neely, N. Lombard, B. Ludwick, M. Cripps, J. Kennedy, G. Powell, F. Griffin, C. Aldrich, L. Anderson, D Killian. THIRD ROW: Mr. Sanderson S. Simmons, S. Fairbanks, L. Gies, C. Rousseau, M. Stuver, D. Motley, R Allison, D. Wilkin, J. Copp, J. Winkle T. Miller, R. Mason, J. Walker, D. Barnfather, R. Boyle, D. Copp, J Bowen, C. Forant, J. Dieball, D. El- son, J. Lane. ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW: R. Fletcher, L. Fritzal, D. Wylie, J. Laskeiu, P. Newmyer, J. Van Daalen, P. Veach, M. McPhail, C. Flatcher, C Hartwick, S. Johnson, M. Struhs, C. Harris, G. Griffith, F. Rosenson, P. Beeson, P. Miller, K. Saum, G. Shatsky, N. Frye, P Olsen, B. Hirschan. SECOND ROW: B. Humes, M. Woodbury, R. Ireland, L. Clark, C. Campman, L. Franklin, D. Teson, W Sondreal, B. Kahn, D. Thompson, L. Rodney, D. Griffin, J. Smith, C. Weber, A. Bradford, V. Kunz, J. Osterloh, C. Malm P. Ahlfeldt, A. Bellue, A. Setnik, T. Wolk, H. Katzman. THIRD ROW: Mr. Bright, M. Roberts, M. Marlin, J, Lingo, B. Bradford .L f-H - ww-m,,,,,,,,... Fw .. 05063355 00 JUNIOR GIRLS GLEE CLUBS FIRST ROW: S. Presley, J. Carson, P. Perea, D. Prior, G. Howe, R. Pinsky, P. Yee, L. Cornfield, C. Hart, R. Zaid, J. Bailey, L. Jackson, E. Howarth, Z. Zandel, J. Jensen, P. Peterson, D. Perron, B, Brown, L. Fritzal, L. Har- ris, D. Webster, S. Stine, M. Marcus, Mr. Sanderson. SECOND ROW: M. Breese, J. Mitchell, S. Hawes, S. Ready, D. Davis, B. Horwell, B. Gise- burt, J. Wells, N. Schmidt, L. Wil- liams, S. Murphy, D. Helm, J. Holmes, S. Melden, M. Loretto, K. Miller, S. Chestnut, G. McNair, C. Snyder, D. Ruesch, S. Dowell, A. Boyle, P. Da- ley, A. McAlister, P. Hastings, C. Young. THIRD ROW: L. Noon, L Palmer, E. Dangelat, B. Brady, B. O'Dell, E. Snyder, B. Williford, J Deak, F. Doolittle, J. Vance, C. Sveh- la, L. Hadfield, S. Murphy, C. Finan, R. Wesselman, M. LaBounty, S White, D. Turner, D. de Courcy, J Gregory, S. Linn, J. Holcomb, B Bower, V. Esken, L. Salerno, S. Som merfield, C. Gertz, J. Lavers, D Jones. . Q 1 ez- gi if fy P JUNIOR BOYS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: J. Bentley, L. Myers, D. Browne, H. Anderson, D. Shimon, T. Broyer, K. Gunnoe, B. Fields, N. Neelands, D. Dus- sing, R. Brown, T. Reed, L. Smith, D. Lynch, G. Somerville, B. Stelmar, B. Frankeberger, J. Hudson, A. Farr, J. Curtis. SECOND ROW: B. Benche, S. Frank, J. Cooke, R. Beegle, C. Shaw, S. Tillson, J. Pennock, J. Martin, R. Orrick, D. Stephens, G. Kowalski, R. Hartwick, J. Jackman, D. Reid, J. Anderson, K. Saum, P. Kanysz, G. McNab, E. McCarthy, G. Steadman, G. Hartman. THIRD ROW: K. Lewis, R. Atherton, R. Stewart, S. Silverstone, R. Lockrem, B. Morgan, B. Collins, F. Sepulveda, R. Compbell, P. Alder- son, F. Therou, D. Cooper, R. Evans, T. Turner, B. Shoemaker, R. Plunkett, R. Keeler, C. Richter, A. Desiderio, Mr. Sanderson. JUNIOR BAND FIRST ROW: Mr. Edwards, Mr. Bright, E. Brody, L. Rodney, J. Lingsweiler, B. Prince, P. White, L. Hansen, J. Garbell, D. Saun- ders, P. Hinkle, B. Johnson, R. Beeson, M. Roberts, R. Belz, H. Garry, J. Shomacher, C. Luster, S. Hallack, L. Caramanis, J. Stanton, B. Streitfeld, L. Ready, W. Sondreal, E. Kurchinski. SECOND ROW: R. Kohler, H. Gorin, R. Ireland, F. Reiley, H. Riddell, M. Woodbury, R. Blythe, B. Happy, P. Boothroyd, M. Thieben, D, Soward, R. Hall, J. Steele, J. Kennedy, P. Megdal, M. Dempsey, P. Saxton, M. Reddin. 1 Fi X X industrial arts 5- fn. in l T 3 E? 1 Q , x K Headed by Mr. Fred Ullrich, our shop department is one of the busiest in school. These men and their students have something to do with every production offered to the school, as well as running their separate shops efficiently and well. ff' KI T o - ' 31 A...l O.'Q gm- c if :2 '- 'Av A i f X ' IH X Aw 'QQ gsm science Mad scientists? Heavens, no. They're not mad at anyone, much. Vacation will help a lot. FIRST ROW: Mr. Hoyt, Miss Clapps, Mr. Burt, Mrs. Pattison, Mr. Cord. SECOND ROW: Mr. Parry, Mr. Chock, Mr. Horner, Mr. Heusdens. R . iyjyp ',.- Q. Ev Q sy- if Q math and business education 33 MATH DEPARTMENT Here we have the mental sharpies of the Math Department: Miss Scroggs, Mr. Schafer, Miss Jamgochian, Mr. Hahn, Mrs. Jewett, Mr. Pollock, Mrs. Brown, Mr. Homler, Miss Raies, and Mr. Lockett. Not pictured are Mr. Kinzek and Mr. Losinger. Ca ,J 1 'Mfrs so s ' of , sg, is s , . I Vs, f in I it if QA., ,1,,., W,,t51W-, H' wr' f ,f-3 fs' ' ,Q V tiff' If f 2, ,cf . ndnwgf' K ff' 3, , W si,iss is siis M A A-ff t W f j .fd I3 Y A BUSINESS EDUCATION ' Vtrs. Berry, Mr. Desrosiers, Miss Steck, and MVS. Van Kirk ire the busy educators ot the Business Education Depart- nent. ,ww izzgmsm , f -M. was 7 t r 1-2 i f534s 9' ff N . fi rwwwwsv' SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Here is The fact-finding committee of The Social Sluclies Department. C JusT The facts, Marn. J FIRST ROW: Mr. Khasigian, Mr. Owen, Mrs. Gregory, Mrs. Benkart, Mr. Juhnke, Mr. Gilden. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gutter, Mr. Allen, Mr. Connelly, Mr. Gilbert, and Mr. Sinsheimer. social science These srnarl sludenfs are American Legion Essay Winners for both Junior and Senior High. 1 3 Q ' 3 ? ,ii is , i n fm.,-f english ENGLISH DEPARTMENT The Christmas Assembly, Spelling Contest, Skyliner, Winged Words, Creative Writing Contest, Essay Con- tests, Public Speaking Contests-all these are a part of the English Department program, in addition to Teaching the basic skills of Writing, Speaking, Read- ing and Listening. FIRST ROW: Mr. Stetfes, Mr. Burns, Mr. Ressler, Mr. Howenstein, Mr. Campbell. SECOND ROW: Mr. Baldwin, Miss Gentle, Miss Sheldon, Mrs. Nelms, Mrs. Taylor, Miss Schlesinger, Mrs. Painter, Mrs. Lynton, Mrs. Benkart, Mrs. Deering, Mrs. Demar, Mrs. Boydston, Mrs. Plum- mer, Mr. Matchett. S W an 'A Z Tw M 6 , A 5 a ' if f if 7, ff A - f K . :Mir x' 'W ,wr-'Q I 1? r s 1 n.-Mew,-.aq4,,,t. A 1 www, , i gm , ,Lux W zkliyi lf, Q ..,:. L ga. home economics 459 if W WW 3 fi K7 W7 'W' if if R our xoelov ed faculty - 4ii ' J .. 1-9 gg? 1-5 ei , cy Cf' llrlif S-K I A,, O i251 L .-X ll 4 F' 'G' 2. W :fo I ,5 E A 5 ,- , , 1 I xv 'V MLA VAMO5! AK ? G 1 j 1? agriculture -J 1' lf f ., A cf- ! V I I V 'Z X f , , ,,, . 1: , , f ff, WW, sm s ':.,1 .C ., , f- .2 3539 as In w .tif . r VH f- 3 'l. 'i 'A ' M: ' .321- 1-'fl ri 1',,f'ewf. A .,'f.:f1s1g1.f'ff - .. ,v,, if .- . , .,, , 'fbi' . , ' eff? '1- :,f,ft 'clfjz' agile. , ip 1, . '-,75?,fj,f f . V 1 f 'f .ff,.,'f- , 'ey- , , , . . .'-,f, 'J 'rx' nf f .if , --1 , ,- . A ,MMI K I I , , V . ,...,,.f ..., M.. . V UL. ...f J. . f AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT The pride of Westchester High School is the garden which Mr. Long and his boys have been developing for the six years of our school's exist- ence. This semester, for the fourth straight year, we have been awarded the First Prize in the Los Angeles City Beautiful Contest. This year, too, we received First Prize in the California Nurserymen's Association Nursery Practice Contest held at the Pierce Junior College. Arthur Mathieson received a gold watch, and the school, a plaque. Next year a scholarship to an agricultural college will be available. -If 555 fi sb? .V 542 I 5 -14 E Qv, 3,,-W 1 ,, . ,,,,4 K gawmmh NUI Yea! 'M language and driver education LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Burro! Vivan los cometas! No vayas claca de las rames! Arriba el anual! Vive! Salve et vale! These six characters in search ot a caption make up the Foreign Language Department: Miss Morrison, Mr. Wise, Mrs. Speek, Mr. Gonzales, Mrs. Stephens, and Mr. Lopez. DRIVER EDUCATION Mr. Lipshutz, Driver Training teacher, is ready to take the trainees on their first lesson. The question every one asks: How is Jirn Lindsey going to sit behind the wheel? The answer: He isn't. Jim vvill be used as a direction signal. Seen are: Mr. Lipshutz, B. McKeehan, G. Hay, dual- control car, Mr. Safer, and J. Lindsey. fl T li, art and drama Need a iob done, anybody? Silk-screening, stage decoration, party favors, teaching aids, lettering, posters, show case, the Art Department is able and willing to handle any production job, large or small. Mrs. Kay and Miss Baker are the sponsors. The Divine Flora was the outstanding presentation from the Drama Class this spring. It was a hilarious suc- cess in honor of the Seniors. Mrs. Taylor is the sponsor. In the American Legion Poppy Poster Contest, S. Selby won First Prize for the District. Locally, D. Barton, S. Stanton, P. Bauby, J. Frodahl, and J. Roudine were winners. M. Hallett received the Art Department Award for exceptional service. 43 44 aculty show S. Y ,xg W fan. W , 7 x N A 1 ' 1 if QR I 9 'mwvj X Os 42 .. p 7 Lili! ls-'A vllljlig -I x VX! 'If A'-'53 5.3 'L , S--nl ' .S , O v v 1' -f'1',-W'-'el-11 +A: I' rim mf -ffm aw, x, X5,jC7,yfp11,X.Z Y'gl,C1?KSa.v,1E. 21:3-'gafsii Jztsfb . ,,-f.,,.,-.,,,.,, ,. ..,. -.,,,,f,,.,..,...,,.,,.-...,.,, 5- 6 . ' W - -4 f. , A -- Mow,-,. L wx x,ff:-gzxzff, Q3 ffm 'gwxggfw Each, Lx, Nwav oi i'f,i:5Y jfuvifxx lair: 'Sli' mir-eff' kvwf H? ' 1 I Vlixafjii, xsxlfim f' ull 'XSULQ .,,. A Rm 'X LL LJUCJJZIQQ fini Lx bo xv .,-N. J .I i s X .1 'C in Lfcl X 3 05133 mr ' A 's' G I A 5 t A Y 1 5 , ifffiwfflifi ibux, w 61 g-was Q 4 194013-.. Q , U L13 ' SQ. i4i+.1'B?1-., Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q'3.l1If?.3,'53'I1Y'3,Cfl. 2 N 1 --.fp ' ,.:. ,. ,. 12 xisslli'-3r?.fLfLi-MC 3,-QYK 1: Q Q 0 Q es a o f u cus 0 exguvlffx-VYJ5 - , LL L I w y , X ,A , I A I l ' 'Q 5 Sliifff 6161121 fp c 1 c : Q Q 0 o o D G LYMQJYQCQ' k - ' I 3 F 322.5 u y,4J'xCm. thu. gf, Q . .2 ., . , .,ac'wg ice W i g- gs ,, , I , 1 . W 1rX5Eedr1:.ax5oaTLs . . . Q . . . ,czmguskx W. f M 1 1 I I ill . g5f.23fmi31mG AEAGKS Q E Q Qsocwik. f:fff.wQ:5.o'5 X I . , fu 'fi 2 K- X pi Z r- I I I I I ,Li Q. FLIGHT '54 ni is 1' . 52 Sr. mf? QQ 5 SKYLINER 1 The Charter Annual of Westchester was printed in 1949. It was an enormous edition of 16 pages. Since then our Flight issues have grown with the school, each year having a better coverage than the last Our sponsor for Flight '54 is Miss Baker. Working long hours with her was the annual staff: F, King, Editor in Chief, J. Balcaen, P, Barry, M. Bierman, S, Darsa, J. Dresser, L. Gleinn, M. Hallett, G. Harrison, W. Martin, M. McKinney, J. Olof, A. Porter, G. Priebe, J. Roudine, S. Steele, M. Streh- low, E. Urbank, S. Metzger, B. Brown, R. Juull, and all their friends. Copy reading, reporting, writ- ing, editing, dummying-up, and distributing are lust a few of the weekly processes carried on by the Journalism Staff. Unlike Flight '54 the Skyliner is a week- ly edition and has many dead- lines to meet. This years staff is as follows: P. Gould, Editor-in-Chief, M. Daniels, Associate Editor, J. Proud, Feature Editor, B. Beckner, Page Three Editor, Z. Kaiser, Sports Editor, L. Olsen, News Bureau Editor, D. Wood, Mor- gue Editor, B. Berg, Statistics Manager, J. Christenson, and J. Hann, Distribution Managers, T. Martine, Circulation Manager, M. Wallerstein, Business Manager, J. Neff, Office Manager, M. Cripps, Typing Man- ager, S. Pazoff, Assistant Editor of Sports, J. Mann, Junior Page Assistant Editor, N. Linton, A. Smith, D. Meyer, D. Crcson, N. Goldstein, A, Palmer, Reporters, G. Johnsten, B. Brogan, W. Kirchen, G, Leitch, C. Sherman, P. Shoffner, J. Stein, M. Queen, J. Sabo, K. Woodward, J. Weir, Cub Re- porters. 47 Record Rooms are new to Westchester Because our number has jumped from 392 to 2877 it has become necessary to have a more efficient way of organization. The MISS BAKER B7 The members of the record room are: J. Distler, S. Douglas, C. Dun- can, J. Duncan, J. Ellis, G. Falbel, D. Feldman, A. Gamez, V. Gardino, M. Gibboney, J. Gitfords, K. Goetz, L. Danna, D. Daun, N. Davis, D. Dale, H. Dolim, T. Duncan, D. Erskine, L. Feta zer, R. Fields, S. Frank, S. Friedman, J, Garbell, R. Gast, T. Gilchrist, B. Gladstein, D. Glynn, D. Graen. MRS. BOYDSTON B7 The members ot the record room are: L. Adair, V. Barkley, J. Bar- nett, J. Balling, G. Beckman, J. Beerman, B. Berg, S. Brown, J. Burns, C. Carlin, D. Cautield, B. Chadwick, S, Cruzan, M. Conley, R. Addison, P, Ahlteldt, B. Ambers, M. Bagdonas, W. Barham, W. Bauser- man, R. Beeson, R. Benche, M. Berry, B. Blythe, R. Brown, D. Callicoatt, G. Cave, W. Caywood, C. Chaffee, D. Chowenhill, L, Colton, J. Connealy. MRS. DEMAR B7 The members of the record room are: S, Hagman, B. Hale, V. Hammond, J. Mansen, J. Hartt, D, Haugen, E. Heg- lar, N. Heller, P. Hinkle, P. Hocker, S. Holm, S. Horrell, J. Howe, P. Hudson, L. Hunt, N. J-ames, S. Hoseph, A. Kib- ler, K. Kimmerle, L. King, C. Kissel- burgh, B. Kissinger, S. Ketsmiller L. Kutner, R. Ball, B. Halstead, J. Hal vorson, B. Happy, T. Hauge, R Hawkesworth, C. Henley, R. Hoyas J. Hudson, T. Huggins, J. Johnson M. Johnson, L. Katz, H. Katzman, G Kahn, R. Killian, G. Kowalski. 1 MRS. BENKART B7 FIRST ROW: B, Moores, J. McKinney, P. Marsh, S. Payne, S. Pansons, H. Landsman, L. Law, L. La Force, B. Monovitz, S. Lewis. SECOND ROW: L. Mallek, D, Mirtle, J. Lockridge, D. Norton, D. Linville, J. Palmer, D. Lynch, B. Lockwood, C. Miller. THIRD ROW: L. MacKinnon, S. Lutwack, E. Pfaff, B. Lake, D. Linn, T. Marshall, H. Mills, J. Mogck, J. Mitchell. FOURTH ROW: M. Moser, L. Mc- Knight, L. Misner, D. McNab, E. Mc- Carthy, J. Penner, R. Orrick, B, Mei- senbach, S. Pagan, J. Marsh. MRS. ELLERBROCK B7 FIRST ROW: A. Robbins, R. Wain- wright, L. Yagiela, M. Reddin, M, St. Germain, J. Schumacher, J. Zan- kich, C. Rust, S. Snedecor, D. Poin- dexter. SECOND ROW: S. Widaut, L. Phillips, L. Strong, C. Ralph, D. Westphal, C. Stewart, C. Shaw, D. Stevens, T. Thomason, THIRD ROW: D. Tokaruk, S. Swanson, L. Porter, D. Powell, D. Reynolds, I. Shuchrnan, J. Steele, P. Sawyer, O, Stith. FOURTH ROW: J. Zorger, K, Reif, N. Walton, S. Smith, C. Richards, P. Price, B. Singleton, D. Sullivan, T. Wolk. MR. GILBERT A7 FIRST ROW: G. Alling, J. Bergschnei- der, L. Barnes, M. Battreall, A. Ames, B. Bammes, G. Benzo, G. Barratt, S. Azlein, SECOND ROW: D, Alger, R Beegle, B. Balcaen, B. Anderson, D, Barbo, R. Atwater, S. Berryman, A. Allen. THIRD ROW: P. Beeso, T. Bath A. Bellue, N. Baer, K. Bauby, S. I Arnn, S. Abraham, M. Bartelt, B. Barnard, J. Anderson, FOURTH ROW: V. Ashentelter, J. Allen, R. Bennett D. Barton, T. Berg. P. Bauby, L. Barr 1 1 J. Bentley, L. Ayers, J. Beyer. MR. LOSINGER A7 FIRST ROW: N. Bryan, L. Brewer, D. Burke, S. Boeke, D. Birdsley, W. Brock, M. Bowman, J. Brunk, B. Brending. SECOND ROW: P. Brock- man, L. Borgquist, J, Brodecky, P. Brock, R. Broman, C. Brown, P. Brown, D. Bushor, L. Bills. THIRD ROW: J. Byers, T. Broyer, N. Bodey, R. Burra, M. Blythe, M. Breese, P. Boothroycl, B, Brown, C. Block, G. Bolla. hung MRS. LOCKRIDGE A7 FIRST ROW: F. Gindy, C. Gillett, C. Gooding, J. Gorlin, L. Gibbs, D. Gia- coma, D. Gray, J. Gregory, J. Gug- genmos. SECOND ROW: K. Gooding, D. Hamilton, R. Griswold, B. Giseburt, R. Granater, P. Goodson, G. Hartman, E, Gillingham. THIRD ROW: D. Gru- ber, R. Hartwick, J, Gibbons, A. Goldberg, D. Gibo, I.. Gorlin, E. Goldberg, B. Hayes, J. Hageter. FOURTH ROW: S. Hawes, S. Hallack, R. Haida, L. Harris, B. Green, A. Hammack, S. Granda, S. Hanson, M. Harvey. MR. SINSHIEMER A7 FIRST ROW: R. Husted, B. Horwell B. Heath, J. Hurdt, J. Hilsdale, P. Johnson, B. Hill, G. Jones, B. Jekel. SECOND ROW: L. Hilliard, G. John- son, J. Hoskins, R. Hurwitz, J. Heath, D. Holmes, S. Johnson, R. Jones, C. Johnson. THIRD ROW: E. Jacobsmey- er, C. Ingalls, B. Hogaw, R. Ireland, D. Holmes, G. Howe, B. Hendricksen K. Judd, J. Holmes, J. Johnston. FOURTH ROW: J. Hughes, R. John- son, B. Jensen, J. Hutsell, E. Joy, A. Hoffman, A. Hurwitz, N. Hudson, B. Johnson, P. Jarvis. 1 MR. LOCKETT A7 FIRST ROW: D. Delbridge, S. Conroy, R. Davidson, S. Crawford, S. Ciraulo J. Deak, D. Cooper, C. Corrigan. SECOND ROW: B. Capek, J. Clark H. Delllleneces, NI. Dempsey, D. Col lins, L. Caramanis, L. Christensen, NI Casacly. THIRD ROW: L. Debro, L DeVorn, L. Cowdell, R. Critchlow, D Davis, S. Corn, J. Cooke, S. Carter P. Daley. FOURTH ROW: N. Coyne B. Call, T. Carlson, D. Connell, T Cochran, W. Chambers. MR. JOHNSTON A7 FIRST ROW: J. Edwards, G. Francis, S. Engel, J. Fordren, C. Gehrrnan, D. Dussing, N. Frye, S. Emery, L. Downs. SECOND ROW: S. Feinberg, J. Fish- er, J. Frantz, J. Dunklee, S. Dowell, D. Feldman, L. Fritzal, N. Fisher. THIRD ROW: R. Earley, T. Dowe, S. Dodge, A, Farr, R. Fletcher, L. Egea, W. Franks, E. Federman, A. Duff. FOURTH ROW: G. Ferguson, C. Drei- bus, S. Gamble, A. Duga, A. French, J. Elton, A. Duim, G. Galiher. Q. 1. .sian f 1 MISS MORRIS A7 FIRST ROW: J. Levy, P. Kunysz, D. Levin, G. Kellstrom, P. Leibon, G. Krause, B. Lynn, J. LaGue, S. Linn. SECOND ROW: B. Lynd, D. Lawton, D. Kelly, N. Kliebert, S. Kirkwood, S. Laughlin, F. Lytle, R. Lockrem. THIRD ROW: S. Lyon, E. Kurchinski, M. Lus- sier, C. Larson, B. Kimmerle, S. Ko- han, J, Lingsweiler, B. Lindell, L. Keethe. FOURTH ROW: S. Kleinberg, M. Loretto, D. Lynch, A. Krenz, R. Kinney, J. Kraemer. MR. LONG A7 FIRST ROW: J. Melton, D. Mason, D. Malin, L. Meredith, M. Magee, R. Merz, S. Meeker, R. Morris, S. Mc- Whirter. SECOND ROW: R. Megeff, D. Milek, C. Myers, S. Miller, K. McDermott, D. Mason, D. Monahan, J. McCaslin, E. Miller, M. Mortenson, J. Miller, B. Mahan. THIRD ROW: D. Miller, B. Moore, C. Metz, D. Miller, T. McHale, M. Mady, C. McKissack, B. Mereness, D. McConnell. FOURTH ROW: T. Martin, T. Moucka, A. Mur- phy, K. Montgomery, L. Mullen, P. Megdal, R. Maggi, C. Mead, D. Mc: Geachy. s- . le MRS. KAY A7 FIRST ROW: C. O'Connor, B. Pear- son, J. Pepperdine, P. Pearson, S. Oestrich, L. Oehlman, M. Olson, P. Parmenter, H. Novak. SECOND ROW: J. O'Dean, L. Offill, L. Nelson, G. Osborn, D. Peterson, W. Olsen, P. Newlove, P. Peterson. THIRD ROW: W. Nelson, S. Parisi, T. O'Brien, F. Nadler, R. Nelson, C. Oller, D- Owens, J. Packard, S. Patton. FOURTH ROW: S. Peterson, J. Olson, E. Payne, W. Pepper, H. Presson, R. Nunez, P. Paddock, D. Perron, C. Overton. MR. BRIGHT A7 FIRST ROW: B. Probert, B. Prince, S. Rifkind, T. Reed, J. Putman, 'T. Russie, J. Ranney, L. Rodney, J. Richter. SECOND ROW: D. Price, R. Poole, F. Reiley, J. Quick, A. Powell, D. Ray, J. Rose, J. Reiter. THIRD ROW: D. Puissegur, D. Rose, P. Pres- Iey, D. Ross, I.. Rubin, N. Ross, B. Robosson, J. Ruppert, G. Qualls, L. Reposa, D. Robison. 5 MR. GREVE A7 FIRST ROW: G. Somerville, B. Sim- onds, S. Silverstone, K. Scofield, Shoemaker, D. Schuck, L. Sei11, Shaw, P. Smith. SECOND ROW: Skinner, M. Severson, I. Scott, Shinski, M. Shepardson, S. Saylor, J. Schoellerrnan, V. Simpson, W. Sher- man. THIRD ROW: N. Scott, J. Sines, L. Schwartz, B. Shaffer, L. Smith, V. Salisbury, B. Saffer, P. Schmid, P. Schneider. FOURTH ROW: K. Sawyer, J. Sinclair, T. Spilos, A. Setnik, G. Shatsky, W. Smith, S. Spiegel, C. Squires, D. Sill, F. Sanborn. MISS SEMINARIO A7 FIRST ROW: J. Vavrick,C.Tetzlatt, l. Ullman, B. Tilden, J. Ullrich, S. Stein er, H. Uller, S. Stanton, F. Theroux SECOND ROW: D. Thompson, I. Ty tell, P. Sutera, D. Stephens, R. Sut ton, R. Stewart, K. Sullivan, M Stradtman, K. Stenderup, D. Thom ann. THIRD ROW: C. Thrall, J. Taylor M. Tyler, R. Telander, P. Stith, P Strauch, W. Von Draser, C. Starr, M Ullman. FOURTH ROW: R. Stevens J. Stewart, R. Trompeter, L. Storch R. Vacio, D. Vandermeer, G. Stead man, C. Tyler, C. Stiritz, J. Talbott, C. Vann. at lg . .. MR. CONNELLY A7 FIRST ROW: D. Williams, C. Weber, B. Ward, B. Zeman, J. Woodburn, R. Vizzini, R. Wilson, E. Weinert, R. Veit. SECOND ROW? M. Weston, B. Wallace, B. Walters, J. Webster, C. Wilson, K. Weitzman, E. Whitehead, B. Williams. THIRD ROW: M. White, J. Williamson, M. Willburn, P. Walker, B, Wolf, J. Zalesny, J. Yarchever, D. Wood, D. Wyllie, G. Watson, M. Woodbury, E. Young, P. Veach, B. Wallen, S. Weissbuch. MR. SANDERSON B8 FIRST ROW: R. Conley, S. Cocores R. Campbell, V. Cunningham, D Buur, K. Bruik, G. Boyd, A. Brody B. Collins. SECOND ROW: L. Claveria J. Campbell, B. Altchuler, A. Ander son, S. Bagdonas, L. Baker, W. Com- mans, P. Adams, E. Aldrich: B. Col lins, J. Acord. THIRD ROW: D Browne, H. Anderson, N. Comria, C Bourland, M. Buchez, S. Chestnut J. Black, D. Baumeister, J. Campbell C. Arms. FOURTH ROW: R. Atherton L. Bothwell, J. Burke, N. Conmell, S Abraham, J. Blubaugh, S. Bair, M Bogdanoff, A. Allan. r 1 1 1 -1 MR. HOMLER B8 FIRST ROW: J. Pennock, G. Ricketts, N. Neelands, J. Ross, C. Nesmith, M Prasow, K. Perkins, I. Ottina, J. Nel son. SECOND ROW: J. Osterloh, M Orr, D. Reid, C. Richter, R. Plunkett D. Priebe, K. Prescott, L. Paltridge THIRD ROW: R. Olson, S. Platter, J. Olson, D. Prior, S. Ready, N. Nadler. MRS. LYNTON B8 FIRST ROW: L. Surnmo, D. Watts, T. Turner, D. Turner, J. Wadham, G. Strong, S. Siegel, S. Sommerfield, S. Wolovnik. SECOND ROW: A. Shields, P. Walsh, D. Webster, B. Wood, D. Williams, F. Sepulveda, L. Salerno, M. Thieben. THIRD ROW: K. Thieben, K. Saum, B. Stelmar, M. Struhs, K. Turney, D. Wilson, B. Scott, S. South- ern, D. Shinton. FOURTH ROW: A. Scotti, N. Schmidt, J. Wills, S. Wilce. MR. BURNS B8 FIRST ROW: K. Day, C. Harris, D Hollywood, K. Davies, L. Freed, P Granger, F. Hall, S, Folmer, B, Gold stein. SECOND ROW: P. Hastings, C Gertz, G. Harden, B. Devine, L Dyke, C. Forrer, L. Gruber, P. Dill. THIRD ROW: R. Hughes, L. Hance J. Haugen, A. Freitas, K. Gunnoe R. Greer, T. Hudson, J. Fuller, A Desiderio. FOURTH ROW: E. Hollings- worth, A. Erickson, H. Gorin, M. Fligsten, P. Herson, B. Frankeberger. MR. HORNER B8 FIRST ROW: L. Johnsen, M. McPhail R. Moore, M. La Bounty, R. Marsh, J. Lingo, L. Mittell, N. Morford, J. Jackman. SECOND ROW: J. Martin, M, Maiek, G. McNair, J. Marshall, S. Morrissey, E. Leddy, J. Lais, D. Jones. THIRD ROW: S. Masterton, L. Jones, H. Krause, J. Mitchell, B. Mitnick, A. Kowalewsky, J. Lavers, M. Marcus, D. Jones. FOURTH ROW: M. Kutt- nauer, J. LaVasseur, K. Lewis, L. My- ers, R. Kaluzok, G. Maschmeyer, B. Kany. ,jf Gig, 1 1 1 MR. KHASIGIAN A8 The members of the record room are: E. Albin, L. Angione, J. Ash- ley, A. Ayers, J. Bailey, N. Barra- Clough, L. Beckert, C. Bennett, S. Bentley, B. Berdner, M. Berry, B. Bower, A. Boyle, P, Bradford, B. Brady, B. Branigan, S. Briggs, J. Akers, P. Alderson, C. Anderson, E. Atherton, S. Ayersf D. Bair, G. Bak- er, S. Baker, W. Barcellona, M. Bean, R. Belz, R. Benoit, D. Bernstein, B. Beutler, E. Blackburn, R. Blewett, C. Brickner, E, Brody, P. Atwood. MR. GILDEN A8 The members of the record room are: V. Beulow, M. Burdette, J. Can- non, S, Carney, C. Carrington, J. Car- son, Y. Castonguay, N. Chamberlain, B. Christensen, J. Clark, B. Coleman, D. Collins, L. Cook, L. Corntielcl, C. Crawford, L. Cress, D. Cruse, J. Curth, G. Burkett, G. Burns, D. Campman, B. Chaney, J. Church, G. Cicero, K. Clouston, J. Cochrane, M. Cohen, D. Cooper, G. Corson, J. Craigmiles, D. Cross, D. Cunningham, G. Custis, D. Culter, C. Carnegie. MISS SCROGGS A8 The members of the record room are: B. Davidson, M. Davidson, E. Dangelat, L. Davies, D. DeCourcy, A. Dekker, B. DeVere, J. Donovan, F. Doolittle, S. Downs, J. Dufour, N. Eaves, M. Elliott, V. Esken, K. Ex- ton, C. Fagan, L. Farrar, L. Fatur, K. Fazel, C. Finan, A. Ford, D. Dahl, R. Davidson, R. DeYoung, R. Distler, O. Earley, C. Eko, J. Engelman, R. Evans, G. Farquhar, D. Fenton, D. Fisher, S. Fisher, J. Fleischman, J. Flowers, J. Foote, B. Fowler, T. Fowler. MR. KINZEK A8 The members of the record room are: J. Freer, B. French, B. Fromm, B. Galancla, R. Gardino, J. Gaster, J. Gentry, R. Geriminsky, A, Gies, S. Gilford, C. Glidden, T. Goodman, S. Graney, N, Gredler, L. Hadfield, M. Hale, C. Halfen, J. Hall, C. Hart, M. Harvey, P. Haynes, D. Frasier, R. Freeman, J. French, D. Fuchik, G. Gigliello, R. Furman, H. Gary, G. Gilkey, D. Golling, D. Goodson, R. Goodson, R. Hagan, K. Hake, F. Hal- stead, M. Hamilton, W. Hammack, R. Harmon. MRS. GORMAN A8 FIRST ROW: T. LaPata, N. Hughes, B. Krause, J. Hillhouse, A. Hirsh, E. Kassell, L. Hock, M. Hendley, B. Hungerford, L. Jackson. SECOND ROW: J. Kennedy, L. Holt, K. Kin- kaid, L. Lahtela, B. Lavoie, K. Hy- land, V. Larimore, J. Holcomb, J. Labbee, V. Kunz. THIRD ROW: D. Helm, T. Krause, J. Jensen, R. Kohler, E, Howarth, J. Laris, L. Langren, R. Keeler, S.. Lasken. FOURTH ROW: T. Hill, H. lglarsh, J. Lake, T. Karren, S, Hopf, C. Hoffman, J. LaBocco, B. Hirschon, B. Kohut, L. Klein, R. Joner. MR. HEFNER A8 FIRST ROW: C. Lombard, L. McKis- sack, S. Melling, J. Martin, L. Linn, G. Meisenbach, K. Miller, S. Meyers, H. Legg. SECOND ROW: P. McCann, L. Mclntyre, C. Malm, M. Martin, J. Mann, A. McAlister, B. Linton, M. Lockard. THIRD ROW: S. Melen, B. Mitchell, S. Middaugh, J. Mitchell, C. Lee, T. Mills, D. Miller, P. Miller, J. Ludwig. FOURTH ROW: H. Metzger, C. Luster, S. Melclen, M. McPeak, B. McCIane. MR. KIENLY A8 FIRST ROW: B. Nelson, D. Moffett, B. Moffett, S. Murphy, W. Olsen, S. Murphy, P. Moores, V. Morrison, G. Naeve. SECOND ROW: M. Muffley, J. O'Brien, P. Newmyer, P. Okain, L. Mortensen, D. Morton, P. Mon- cravia, J. Osmer. THIRD ROW: M. Myers, W. Nitowski, B. O'Dell, J. Moore, P. Nelson, S. Nobel, L. Noon, N. Mount, B. Norman. MR. MOORE A8 FIRST ROW: R. Reedy, C. Palazzola, B. Reed, S. Presley, T. Remer, J. Parker, J. Riess, .l. Pitts, G. Pearn. SECOND ROW: B. Pottert, J. Rasmus- sen, R. Petri, G. Rasmussen, H. Rid- dell, G. Price, D. Peterson, B. Purkiss THIRD ROW: B. Powell, G. Rios, C Pesqueira, N. Rawson, D. Reynolds R. Probert, I. Richards, M. Phillips M. Reid, D. Pisciotta, D. Peterson FOURTH ROW: R. Peree, J. Ritte C. Perry, M. Pitcher, S. Payne, L Ready, D. Rhoads, R. Pinsky, L Palmer, D. Petillo. 1 MR. BABBITT A8 FIRST ROW: B. Rohner, M. Shinski N. Roth, F. Schooping, G. Smith, S Siegel, E. Snyder, W. Sondreal, M 1 Sebastian. SECOND ROW: D. Royer 1 G. Schneller, D. Scofield, S. Smith D. Soward, P. Smith, M. Schwartz C. Shaw. THIRD ROW: J. Schwartz, N. Shetrone, M. Roberts, B. Smith R. Sidtord, C. Schwartz, J. Shepherd 1 1 1 J. Smoker, P. Saxton. FOURTH ROW- B. Schmitz, C, Snyder, M. Sokol, D Ruesch, M. Schlunz, M. Rutecki, E Schrnidbauer, H. Sanderson. K. Sob- be, J, Sepulveda. MR. HOWENSTEIN AB FIRST ROW: R. Stanton, J. Vogel, S. Triplett, A. Tapprich, S. Triplett, C. Svehla, R. Swartley, J. Steinhauer, J. Stanton. SECOND ROW: Nl. Ull- man, L. Thorpe, L. Stebbins, B. Streit- fled, J. Vance, R. Tuso, P. Stevers, M. Verburg. THIRD ROW: R. Steb- bins, S. Tillson, B. Ulmer, N. Van Cina, S. Stine, R. Stritof, B. Vaughan, W. Taber, D. Thompson, W. Tulloch, C. Tyler. Q-f-,K ff-We Aw il? Gr e ,am , Agn-Q. E Wm .fa 'vs agp R It MISS NELMS A8 FIRST ROW: B. Winer, C. Young, P. White, M. Wolfe, D. Wood, C. Wright, S. Zalesny, L. Wiley, D. Ze- man. SECOND ROW: S. White, L. Williams, M. Wexler, C. Watson, B. Winstein, R. Wesselman, J. Welsh, B. Willitord. THIRD ROW: R. Wasser, P. Yee, D. Willoughby, Y. Weiner, Z. Zandel, A. Zuckman, D. Zeches. FOURTH ROW: J. West, C. Wiles, A. Winchester, R. Zaid, L. Zemanasky. MR. SINSHEIMER A8 lhomerooml FIRST ROW: B, Beutler, T. Marineau, A. Landy, M. Berry, S. Siegel, B. Coleman, P. Mountain, K. Extun, G. Nelson. SECOND ROW: C. Glidden, D. Dahl, L. Cress, J. Owen, N. Bar- raclough, M. Cohen, J. Hall, G. Cor- son. THIRD ROW: L. Farrar, M. Hale, R. Freeman, S. Graney, D. Well, J. Ashley, T. Levy, F. Rhoads. FOURTH ROW: J. Gentry, N. Eaves, B. French, V. Esken, S. Carney. ,I 57 MR. OWEN B9 FIRST ROW: B. Brock, N, Baird, E. Carter, B. Cooper, D. Berryman, S. Falkner, B. Bryan, D, Creson, L. Buckeridge. SECOND ROW: D. Do- brichan, G. Dellett, W. Clark, D. Brocks, C. Champlin, C. Brockman, L. Couch, G. Becker, S. Cerveny, D. Barth, S. Brown. THIRD ROW: L. Garbell, G. Duncan, Y. Bass, J. Bris- tol, D. Dunne, J. Albin, D. Adams, J. Firth, B. Duncan, S. Beehler, L. Davies, K. Dore. FOURTH ROW: G. Burke, G. Garrison, J. Gattian, G. Bozorth, D. Barham, S. Brown, L. Eckerd, M. Freitas, J. Clatfelter, P. Cutter. MR. HAHN B9 ' FIRST ROW: R. Knox, J. Grieble, R. Hinkey, M. Mason, C. Maddy, G. Gordo, J. Lane, M.. McGutfin, B. Lowrie. SECOND ROW: S. Kelly, P. Mackenzie, A. Goldstein, R. Glen- day, D. Hollis, K. Holmes, S. Groh, M. Maroney, R. Kempler THIRD ROW: B. McClung, C. Lusk, G. Howard, J Keim, S. Gordon, N. Markley, G Gosztola, K. Hall, M. Mcdenaghan A. Jones, B. Hoppe. FOURTH ROW: D. Hamburger, P, Gertsch, J. Kessler R. Hendrickson, M. Hunt, W. Jepp son, R. Malis, J. Hallett, C. Henley C. Horrell. X 5. 91: 4 II' IL L ti., j FIRST ROW: M. Roberts, P. Smith, T. Van Nort, C. Spier, D. Struhar, C. Probst, D. Simbro, J. Rose, M. Walsh. SECOND ROW: R. O'Neil, V. Skol- field, J. Melton, R, Stafford, D. Power, W. Strehlow, P. Thomas, K. Roepke, E. Stump, T. Shoemaker. THIRD ROW: T. Page, J. Stein, C. Moore, F. Shuckman, B. Shallen- berger, A. Payne, R. Rhodes, C. Sherman, J. Stein, J. Tibbett, P. Nichols. FOURTH ROW: D. Stockwell, T. Wright, A. Smith, W. Vann, J. Peoples, B. Trompetto, D. Soref, J. Willis, K. Robinson, G. Wixon. A9 OFFICERS AND STEERING COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: S. Zetterstrom, S. Kalm, K. Spilos, G. Etzler, S. Discoe, M. Wilkinson, B. Frye, L. Wright. SECOND ROW: R. Jonas, S. Kaelin, J. Johnson, C. Kaiser, S. Byers, R. Cooley, W. Steigerwalt, N. Leverenz, S. Mead, R. Rowe, M. Metzger, B. Berg. Mrs. Plurnrner, the A9 sponsor, and Mrs. Deering work together on plans for the Junior High graduating class activities and graduation ceremonies. MR. HOYT A9 FIRST ROW: S. Allison, M. Barner, W. Ayers, P. Allen, B. Beegle, H. Anderson, M. Akins, B. Blake. SEC- OND ROW: R. Barry, G. Benedict, B. Beck, R. Allen, I.. Allen, D. Adams, E. Arringdale. THIRD ROW: A. Ar- mandi, S. Bennet, J. Berg, B. Boone, C. Boal, C. Atherley, C. Allen, B. Beckner. FOURTH ROW: E. Bertram, S. Bowman, S. Beyer, S. Blythe, B. Boyd, B. Adam, L. Baer. MRS. DEERING A9 FIRST ROW: B. Cooley, S. Crumley, R. Coleman, N. Carlson, B. Burkett, R. Caldwell, B. Colton, G. Calkin. SECOND ROW: J. Collins, M. Cantz- Ier, S. Cowan, R. Bromley, J. Chesley, D. Brown, D. Carver. THIRD ROW: B. Brennan, C. Christinsen, M. Chaney, P. Corey, W. Coker, S. Chase, C. Broyles, C. Cluff, FOURTH ROW: D. Brown, J. Brock, J. Cogan, R. Cross, D. Campbell. MR. COLE A9 FIRST ROW: B. Dunn, M. Eggerts, C. Dein, B. Erickson, C. Evans, B. Fix, L. Dorf, C. Drake, D. Dexter. SECOND ROW: P. Elkins, J. Davis, F. Erland- son, D. Dorward, D. Elder, T. Dod- son, E. Emery, R. Donaldson, J. Fay, V. Erskine. THIRD ROW: F. Finch, S. Diederich, M. Dutton, T. Danna, D. Davis, M. Dolan, N. Fields, B. Eagle, K. Douglas. FOURTH ROW: D. Davis, D. Duffy, N. Dougherty, M. Desmore, S. Discoe, G. Etzler, C. Dickson, M. Dragoo, S. Ferguson, N. Danoff. MRS. BERRY A9 FIRST ROW: T. Hartt, S. Harlow, J. Fritzal, B. Giese, B. Hammer, B. Greenslade, B. Harris, J. Gregg. SECOND ROW: P. Gardara, E. Gom- er, S. Givens, N. Goldstein, J. Grier, B. Frye, K. Guess. THIRD ROW: R. Hanheide, J. Gale, D. Gibbons, A. Gershman, J. Grosvenor, A. Gaiser, J. Freers, S. Gimpel. FOURTH ROW: D. Haberer, G. Griffith, H. Harris, A. Harding, S. Hawkesworth, R. Goetz, J. Frodahl. 59 R. 5' MISS MORRISON A9 FIRST ROW: J. Hughes, K. Johnston D. Johnson, R. Jones, J. Johnson, L Hurst, J. Huncke, J. Hendley, J. Den nis. SECOND ROW: G. Hicks, S Jones, M. Holmes, K. Hendricksen D. Ingham, B. Jacobson, C. Hoyt, R Johnson. THIRD ROW: G. Johnson E. Jensen, J. Heglar, S. Hughes, R Jones, C. Holman, N. Jewell, R. Holl ingsworth, D. Holmes. FOURTH ROW A. Jeffries, D. Jasper, M. Judd, S Holbrook, B. Jeffreys. MR. POLLOCK A9 FIRST ROW: M. Kelly, J. Lasken, M. Kamback, A. Krausman, C. Kaiser, J. Kaplan, J. Laubach, J. Lambert, K. Lask. SECOND ROW: W. Kluss, S. Kaelin, L. Luce, M. Long, P. Krause, C. Lethin, M. Lebowitz, D. Kaelke. THIRD ROW: L. Keefer, S. Kalm, W. La Bar, M. Lesovsky, B. Kahn, J. Lamb, L. Lindstrom, P. Kaufman, J. Levine. FOURTH ROW: H. Koivu, A. Levy, N. Leverenz, L. Lucas, J. Lieb- gold. MRS. PALMER A9 FIRST ROW: S. Murphy, G. Norlath, D. Megeft, R. McNair, L. Morris, L. Miller, V. Napoli, B. Munger, B. Nor- cross. SECOND ROW: P. McGibbon, D. Mathieson, L. Nielson, F. Moy, R. Marsh, D. Millslagle, M. McHale, J. Malloy. THIRD ROW: B. McCaslin, R. Nugit, G. Mallicoat, M. Metzger, T. Martin, K. Michka, R, Monsch, S. Mead, J. Mallicoat. FOURTH ROW: N. Murphy, K. Marsh-all, M. Mufich, J. Miller, K. Moore, M. Nelson, S. Main, B. Martin, D. McQuiIIin. MR. VOORHEES A9 FIRST ROW: B. Peart, A. Porter, G. Priebe, N. Otfstein, M. O'Grady, P. Peterson, D. Prescott, S. Olds, T. Sterling. SECOND ROW: P. Powers, D. Prarat, W.. Plueger, M. Phillips, J. Powell, J. Patz, R. Penner, P Olsen. THIRD ROW: K. Oker, R Peterson, J. Obecny, A. Pausmer, R. Pelton, M, Perron, C. Plummer, D Paltridge, J. Quick. FOURTH ROW: M. O'Dean, A. Ode, C. Pearce, S. Pierce, N. Price. MRS. EARICK A9 FIRST ROW: s. Selby, M. Ruhr, B Raloune, G. Rice, D. Roof, P. Sander son, A. Scates, P. Anderson, A. Sech- rest. SECOND ROW: D. Rath, P. Rob erts, W. Riblett, B. Scully, A. Sarna L. Schwalm, E. Rios, D. Rothrock THIRD ROW: J. Randall, R. Rowe, J Rice, F. Serlin, J. Rich, B. Ramey, C Rains, B. Searles, F. Rosenson FOURTH ROW: N. Ross, J. Saitman C. Roberts, L. Richards, L. Schraedl C. Safady, V. Ryan. MR. WESSELS A9 FIRST ROW: B. Snyder, R. Thatcher, J. Smith, S. Tamplin, D. Snyder, P. Smith, D. Trimble, D. Trimble, D. Snyder. SECOND ROW: K. Spilas, D. Simbro, D. Smith, M. Slater, B. Steur- er, P. Shank, B. Steigerwalt, G. Smith. THIRD ROW: M. Sokol, L. Sizer, L. Spencer, C. Shoulders, B. Thorras, J. Socher, S. Summers, S. Small, E. Triplett, B. Steele. 1' FIRST ROW: J. Winkle, R. Wallin, P. Wells, M. Wilkinson, L. Zwiebel, B. . MR. DESROSIERS A9 Wilkinson, B. Watson, S. Zetterstrom, L. Weigel. SECOND ROW: B. Zearott, F. Willburn, J. Wilkins, D, Yungkans, K. Woodward, J. Wiley, B. Wall, H. Wilson. THIRD ROW: M. Weyer, H. Williams, B. Watts, J. Wells, B. Van Belle, P. Wyatt, B. Wood, E. Vatral, L. Wright. F. Ulmer, E. Wood, P. Williamson. A9 COMMENCEMENT Coming events cast their gleam before, and the gleam of our three future years in Westchester High School is upon us. We are looking forward to these Corning events with pleasure and apprehension - pleasure to the fun and friendships, mis- givings ofthe work and worries. The outstanding records and examples set by our predeces- sors provide an inspiration and goal that will test our ability to achieve. . We are proud to represent the largest A9 graduating class in the history of our school, and we pledge to uphold the tradi- tions and work that have gone before us. We will strive to our utmost to leave our mark so that others can look up to the class of '57, Bill Steigerwalt, President A9 Class, Summer '54 'Q L. A I .' at 62 MRS. PAINTER BIO FIRST ROW: D. Buser, N. Balcaen, D Doyle, B. Cassano, B. Boris, A. Boris L. Frabasilio, B. Boyle. SECOND ROW D. Dickinson, R. Carlyle, J. Abraham R. Allison, C. Cochran, R. Carr, G Cudney. THIRD ROW: J. Bartz, V Beal, L. Beniotf, G. Brewer, P. Barry P. Cooper, V. Coluston, P. Bennett FOURTH ROW: M. Bernstein, R. Bass J. Christensen. wx of MISS CLAPP BIO FIRST ROW: T. Miller, P. Johnsen, J. Gelber, S. Lanclsman, D. Moore, C. Hart, S. Narr, W. Headrick. SECOND ROW: J. Guiso, P. Guiso, R. Hill, L. Goble, D. Hawkins, D. Gissell, H. Martin, J. Leonard. THIRD ROW: R. Harmon, B. Kaufman, D. Motley, J, Johnson, R. Hill, H. Meadotf, M. Hay- mond. FOURTH ROW: A. Josephson, M. Gutman, D. Hernbloom, M. Hazan, P. Jensen, V. Lauria, J. Marzullo, P. Hill. MISS GENTLE B10 FIRST ROW: W. Shetrone, J. Robbins, D. Smiler, J. Scott, J. Palmquist, K. Ragatz, J. Rowe, G. Phillips. SECOND ROW: F. Voak, P. Wunsch, P. Rou- dine, S. Solomon, M. Wallerstein, S. Zusman, R. Renfro. THIRD ROW: P. Shoftner, A. Sandow, J. Schulte, P. Salk, K. Phillips, J. Thomann, M. Sher- rill, S. Stewart. FOURTH ROW: S. '1- Wolcott, V. Shinton, A. Wuchter, S. Shelton, J. Shallenberger. MRS. BUFORD A10 FIRST ROW: A. Christian, S. Cerveny, J. Christensen, D. Cudney, D. Camp- bell, L. Broward, D. Copp. SECOND ROW: D. Crouch, K. Cutler, P. Brown, D. Butler, B. Crawford, J. Cameron, R. Coleman. THIRD ROW: B. Cook, B. Brining, M. Canniff, R. Clark, M. Brown, M. Breniman, M. Curth, M. Burns. FOURTH ROW: N. Clark, B. Bradford, P. Crosier, M. Caley, S. Burns, D. Cohn, M. Cullen. MR. RESSLER A10 FIRST ROW: B. Day, K. Dodge, J Freeman, D. Farrell, C. Dixon, B. Doell, L. Disosway, G. Engelken. SECOND ROW: J. Dunning, C. For- ant, P. Dienemann, D. Firth, R. Dein, D. Early, K. Fligsten. THIRD ROW: S. Flint, R. Fradkoff, R, Damm, B Daley, H. Fisher, S. Eaves, M. Ed- wards, C. Davedeit. FOURTH ROW: R. Ellman, D. Dillard, T. Davidson 1 J. Felix, G, Duncan. MR. CHOCK A10 FIRST ROW: D. Griffin, J, Ganser, F. Grexton, C. Harman, K. Hanson, B. Gibson, S. Hartwig, F. Harris. SECOND ROW: J. Harmell, W. Hard- ing, B. Haynes, G. Gieselman, G. Gerke, R. Hackworth, M. Goldberg. THIRD ROW: T, Gasowski, J. Haw- kins, G. Hallack, M. Griffee, B. Giese, B. Gleinn, B. Hafdell, B. Han- son. FOURTH ROW: S. Grems, R. Gold. 63 MR. STEFFES A10 FIRST ROW: J. Ahmann, A. Barnett, D. Bammes, R. Abramowski, L. Ben- nett, S. Bauers, R. Baines, B. Borg- quist. SECOND ROW: B. Beutler, C. Baxter, M, Banks, B. Beasley, G. Bauserman, R. Booth, J. Berryman. THIRD ROW: S. Bellante, R. Block, K. Baker, R. Barrese, B. Bass, B. Bar- ton, C. Barnett, C. Blum. FOURTH ROW: B. Bell, K. Bass, S. Bloom, Y. Atkinson, J. Allen, S, Alderdice. 'R , l i 64 1355 4 . .ar -HH-. AAS' MR. WISE A10 FIRST ROW: A, Potter, N. Schulte, R. Rosenfeld, M. Powell, D. Puma, B. Robie, M. Schafer, J. Scott. SECOND ROW: J. Proud, R. Roberts, J. Reed, B. Ruesch, N. Reid, F. Scheid, D. Ro' dolff, L. Rifkind. THIRD ROW: D. Salisbury, J, Sabo, E. Rose, J. Reeves, P. Roberts, J. Schiffer, L. Scheuer- man, S. Rofherlbird. FOURTH ROW: C. Riceberg, B. Scully, C. Rich, .I, Rudkin, S. Russell, B. Rowe, C. Schlunz, B. Richards, E. Royer, M. Randolph. gb 46 'fi MRS. VAN KIRK AIU FIRST ROW: L, Kent, K. King, D. Killian, R. Jacobson, C. Horton, D. LaForce, L. Keahl, G. Holmes. SEC- OND ROW: B. Katz, D. Hoard, B. Kinney, J. Kistler, K. King, R. Holmes, T. Hill, H. Irwin, G, James. THIRD ROW: A. Howard, J. Jensen, P, How- arth, B. Karnes, R. Hoskins, J. Hinton, D. Julius, G. Hendricks. FOURTH ROW: R. Henderson, D. Jones, D. Kelly, I. Kennedy, V. Jappel, J. Jones, M. Jesperson. MRS. SPEEK A10 FIRST ROW: S. Farris, G. McLemore, B, Meadors, N, Linton, S. Marcom, B. Linn, C. Martini, G. Lewis. SECOND ROW: J. Martin, H. Lynn, J. Mason, B, Maxey, T, Melden, R. Megown, V. Kunz, M, Martinelli, J. Lynch, L. Lindstrom. THIRD ROW: S. McFar- land, S. McElroy, R, Merz, L, Mahr, E. Krausman, J. Malm, M. McPeak, P. Klink, M. Lockrem, FOURTH ROW: B. McLaughlin, J. Meehan, N. Leven- son, G. Kochman, H. Martin, S. Law- son, H. Leach, N. Mereness, N. Lloyd. MR. GONZALES A10 FIRST ROW: B. Moore, S. Oestrich, B, Berry, N. Nelson, L. Simons, C. Mohler, H, Mohr, C. Oldmen. SEC- OND ROW: S. Mistofsky, R, Peabody, M. Pecoraro, B, Pagan, S. Perry, F Pattison, P. Moore, J. Munden. THIRD ROW: A. Morris, J. Noite, L Pierce, I. Ofstein, M. Peratis, J Myhre, P. Pitcairn, I. Nordquist, D Mulkey, D. Myers, S. Phillips FOURTH ROW: J. Nelson, M. Pearn F. Perron, B. Moffett, B. Pearson, B Morgan, J. Myers, J. Nelson, R Moore, J. Nace. . ,,,, Q 5? if . 2 49 r . NT-f . , M .. ww 1 MRS. STEPHENS B11 FIRST ROW: T. Reddin, S. Tuttle, B. Rouse, S. Walther, D. Stevens, J. Whitford, S. Osterling, J. Vickers. SECOND ROW: E. Walter, S. Schwartz, D. Webb, L. Torres, P. Pas- kus, J. Lambert, R. Worboys, E. Mar- cus, J. Webb. THIRD ROW: J. Martin, S. Motfitt, P. Sterten, R. Block, R. Stuver, B. Wilson, D. Parsons, N. Wolcott, A. Mathieson. FOURTH ROW: N. Shaffer, V. Watts, D. Schmidt, K. Russo, K. Oliver, B. Reed, D. Olson, G. Skelton, J. Lang- ton, A. Palmer. 65 MR. LOPEZ A10 FIRST ROW: L. Stephens, K. Stoltz, G. Tilley, G. Shumway, B. Stuart, G. Trammel, B. Smith, R. Startzer. SEC- OND ROW: R. Thompson, B. Tapp- rich, A. Tafoya, M. Taylor, G. Spray, P. Taylor, R. Swatfield, J. Smoker, C. Schmitt, J. Smith, R. Simmons, A. Snyder. THIRD ROW: P. Swirck, J. Shuman, C. Struhar, M. Singer, R. Shalta, B. Skok, P. Tyler, J. Steven- son, V. Smith. FOURTH ROW: J. Slater, D. Trabucco, K. Showalter, L. Stark, J. Stanton, L, Stephens, K. Thieben, L. Spungin, D. Smith. MRS. McNEAL A10 FIRST ROW: D. Zeman, M. Van Cina E. Walker, P. Veit, G. Webb, M. Ziegler, K. Zahlis, E. Wellington, J. Vance. SECOND ROW: P. Volman, M. Ulene, F. Weir, R. Williamson, C. Wallin, J. Van Pelt, A. Windsor, J. Wolf. SECOND ROW: L. Wolf, D. Williams, D. Wood, J, Van Daalen, C. Wilkins, A. Zeff, B. Wolk, B. Witherspoon, J. Yee. FOURTH ROW: P. Vaughan, J. Wright, K. Walker, J. Williams, G. Wilcut, V. Wallace, B. Walker, N. Wilkin, M. Webb. MR. SCHAFER B11 FIRST ROW: R. Harmon, D, Farr, N. Benninger, J. Andrews, M. Dykeman, H. Carlyle, M. Hemlinger, B. Barry. SECOND ROW: C. Cruelle, R. Butler, D. Aning, H. Blume, F, Johnson, G. Hubb, B. Bond, H. Hoppe, L. Billing- ton, R. Blalock, B. Gifford. THIRD ROW: V. Benson, B. Citro, E. Doug- las, S. Hartt, D. Glass, J. Campbell, G. Harradine II, D. Calvert, S. Hen- drickson, N. Bronson, B. Hutsell. FOURTH ROW: J. Henderson, J. Brown, D. Erde, J. Blakeslee, C. Abruscato, E. Hough, D. Corwin, A. Halvorson, L. Froehlich, J. Jones, S. Dickinson, N. Bollinger. 1 ff' A x N gf it M--4 A-11 STEERING COMMITTEE Members ot the A-Il Steering Committee are representatives of the A-ll History classes. Their purpose is to direct the activities ot the A-ll class in preparation for Senior Class organization. They plan the selec- tion of the class colors, name and emblem, and sponsor the Junior-Senior Basketball game. A final party is given tor the distribution ot senior rings and sweaters. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Stephens, P. Lurya, S. Tyler, P. Mihelich, D. Meyer, M. Malone. SECOND ROW: A. Conrad, P. Hahn, M. Cripps, J. Lietch, S. Roberts, M. Rinaldi. THIRD ROW: Mr, Parry, S. Pazott, J. Sills, A. Feinberg, D. Grossi. FOURTH ROW: B. Lindsay, C. Stromme, J. Walker. MR. PAULSON A11 FIRST ROW: R. Bora, J. Barry, B. 'F' Baker, J. Balcaen, G. Brown, C. Boos- man, N. Blunt, F. Borden. SECOND ROW: M. Bertram, R. Adamson, C. Acord, G. Beyer, J. Berber, D. Boyd, J. Anderson, D. Albin, M. Bierman. THIRD ROW: G. Arnold, R. Brown, J. Bennet, B. Aikowski, E. Brustman, C. Anderson, D. Elson, J. Bracken. FOURTH ROW: J. Blackie, C. Ayers, J. Arrnandi, R. Akins, M. Alimentario, B. Bowers, J. Arnlzolter, B. Arndt. MRS. BARTH All FIRST ROW: G. Davis, D. Hardy, L. Edwards, K. Colby, P. Davidson, J. Faulkner, E. DePiero, L. Danna. SEC- OND ROW: J. Elling, B. Burdett, H. DeGraw, A. Conrad, V. DeGraw, L. Clark, R. DeBro. THIRD ROW: G Coon, R. DeLong, J. Burkhart, E. Bush, E. Enoch, J. Crowley, J. Carl- son, S. Dragsteed. FOURTH ROW: S. Fairbanks, A. De Yulia, M. Cripps, M. Chandler, B. Edelen, J. Dennis, B. Elton, A. Collins. W I Sul e MRS. GREGORY AH FIRST ROW: C. Goodman, C. Gaebel, D. Grossi, V. Fleischer, B. Gustetter, A. Havens, B. Hannon, T. Gephart. SECOND ROW: B. Gensel, P. Gay- lard, D. Haenschke, A. Goldstein, R. Hart, G. Habram, T. Galbraith. THIRD ROW: R. Gary, C. Hartwick, S. Field, A. Grant, G. Garbell, A. Feinberg, L. Goodman, J. Fowler, L. Franklin. FOURTH ROW: C. Ferguson, C. Flet- cher, T. Gundersen, J. Ford, C. Gibo, L. Hamrol, C. Green, C. Fletcher, J. Field, Pat Hahn. MR. PARRY All FIRST ROW: B. Loughbom, B. Hun- gerford, C. Heath, B. Henning, R. Landsman, B. Humes, G. Jaros, K. Hekel. SECOND ROW: J. Herman, G. Kent, B. Lindsay, M. Hogan, W. Helmer, D. Hoagland, J. Ketchum. THIRD ROW: B. Helm, T. Larkin, B. Ludwick, B. Howell, J. Holton, P. Lurya, B. Lyon, P. Kros. FOURTH ROW: M. LaBeau, G. Kramp, D. Hel- fenstein, M. Lazarus, J. Knifley, C. Lamb. MRS. PLUMMER A11 FIRST ROW: D. Nitzen, L. McGuffin, K. Needham, P. Miller, G. Noerd- linger, J. Miller, A. Norman, T. Mar- tindale. SECOND ROW: C. McNeely, M. Malone, D. Neal, A. Nunez, P. Miller, P. Mihelich, P. Makuh. THIRD ROW: S. Mufich, M. Nowak, M. Mc- Kinney, B. Meekma, D. Murphy, S. Munger, D. Martinek, K. Newton. FOURTH ROW: D. Meyer, S. Millar, M. Nelson, K. McLaughlin, H. Mcln- tyre. MR. MATCHETT All FIRST ROW: T. .Osmer, F. Ritchey, C. Orr, D. Pound, J. Olson, M. Porter, E. Reid, E. Rains. SECOND ROW: R. Poling, S. Rand, D. Platt, B. Ray, P. Poindexter, D. Pecina, C. Phillips. THIRD ROW: K. Roorda, R. Ross, T. Pierson, S. Pazoff, G. Rader, J. Rog- ers, C. Rehberg, S. Roberds. FOURTH ROW: B. Peterson, D. Peterson, R. Puskin, M. Powell, P. Patrick. MISS JAMGOCHIAN A11 FIRST ROW: G. Spirk, H. Stramel, J. Sills, K. Salisbury, J. Spence, S. Scheier, D. Schley, C. Stromme. SEC- OND ROW: L. Simons, L. Shinski, B. Snyder, B. Stone, A. Sunseri, J. Scott, F. Schmitthammer. THIRD ROW: B. Sudman, M. Strehlow, J. Spence, J. Schuster, V. Somma, W. Sandoval, S. Schroeder, M. Stump. FOURTH ROW: J. Smith. T. Surnmo, A. Smith, S. Stophel. MR. ELMGREN All FIRST ROW: R. Vance, D. Zeman. R. Van Slyke, M. Zeakott, B. Uller, J. Walker, T. Vogelsang, H. Ziegler. SECOND ROW: W. Whiting, D. White, S. Theroux, C. Zetterstrom, S. Thomas, P. Wadsworth, M. Verburg. THIRD ROW: L. Shaw, J. Worley, M. Wellington, R. Webb, S. Zbanek, N. White, J. Sally, E. Tobin. FOURTH ROW: N. Wilson, C. Taylor, S. Som- erville, M. Winston, R. Valentine, D. Wagner, J. West, G. Weiner, J. Wood. The Junioraenior basketball game is the first event where the A ll s ppear as a class. Shown here are two acticn shots of the close game 68 L M 1 Q Aa.. y-we aff. L 1 'QV J 0 - , ix ,6 W ,. 4.54.ALA, ,. , Mi fl Wiflmfmvvl 4 i . 5, .- X , z -fwmmwv-.,.M,,.w 2 5 Q KM x 5 fm Q ' A f 3 I K 1? if K f 'Jf' 11,5 kk E y A If I K' A I i w' M K Q -. K5 N , I 'L , im, m i ff i f ' i I 5? . L , . Y' ' - W ,Q vt , 1, f .f-- f I JE, A . - N - 2 ,M ,,,, , 1 if ,. WA Q f' - . J U W 'f AM A ,WL WW5 ww ? ? A .454 fig, . ,iv A 5 Ll.: ,,, me 5 Nl. ' 1- 'hw- fi? 1 ':5ffgfw?15ZW?ff, Ai - , iw , 'a:af,f-my f 1. ,, L,,. gym., K gf wr ,W wwf 4:55, A jg K - :E ia,- f X 1 ,lm 'VHA Q 57 4 A , , .Aa mwkqw' M: 'Y A, LM, WH EY, HQ? ,, ,vi W5 mg .Q We 3-:ag .V ,,, , .T f w Fig ' fgfl-,,,,, xf-Qg55:1,',?5,:, ' iff ., v .. y . kffvzf' 2 f - ,A 1- fi, 1 K We-f':.:g kai-Agig A 5 varsity football T ' 1? , M1 ,Q -.W Tr T -.5352 age.. . Jaw eff d Mr. HUQl1eS ' Mr. Lun uusf q -11:5 MacDonald 3 ' sw- I r T ,1 , - ..... M ' mf. .N i15 sz ff '1e,.... AA., T' ... . 'V Thrasher Eggink i Pictured above is The firsf sfrlng offense of The varsify fooTball Team. They rolled up more polnTs Than Their opponenTs over The enfire season. The mosT points They made in one game was againsf Culver ClTy C40-125. FIRST ROW: Z. Kaiser, J. Ciraulo, C. STromie, R. McKee, M. Block, P. Gold, S. Landers. SECOND ROW: K. MaTsuda, B. Reed, M. Pollock, B. Arnold. 70 TALKING IT OVER are Don Barnfather Chalf- backl, Mike Pollack Kquarterbackj, Ken Matsuda Chalfback, and Ron McKee Ccenterl. Before each game the varsity team would get together to talk over game strategy such as in this picture. Ken Matsuda, All-League halfback, takes a hand-off from Mike Pollack, quarterback, in a losing battle against San Pedro in the season's final game. The score was 2l to 7 when the final gun sounded over the roar of the wind that was blowing across the field that day. I , ,Q , . a Determined! T ' 'K . f, M V ,I . , , , - M 1- ' T- - ,, ' ,.,. , . ' Q , . ' A 'H Q . 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Ken made All-League this year along with Chuck Landers and Ron McKee. The football team that Coach Bill Lundquist turnedlout this year was one that has come a long way since their first ball tutoring under Bob Keefer in 1950. Any high school could well be proud of them for they were in there fighting from the very start until the last minute. A newcomer to our school from Alameda High was Tom Saunders, taking top honors in tackling with a score of 37 tackles. A close runner up and last year's winner with a score of 36 was Charles Landers, Other outstanding players were, Mike Pollock at quarterback, Don Barnfather with 27 tackles, and Bob Toth, a new halfback playing his first season at football. Mike Pollock Things look dark for Westchester's defense as thg offensive platoon waits to regain possession of the ball Mr. Lunldquist shows the same anxiety of the players a- he paces up and down the bench. ,? 'f 7 ,i sk X. 41 it 'Q OVER FOR SIX: Cliff Eggink leads the Westchester student body in wild cheers as the varsity team on the field go over for a touchdown. Some times they did their job too wellg accidents do happen. Here a San Pedro man gets his leg checked by the doctor on the field. ' t Pictured above are varsity football team. the rugged defensive wall of the They stopped even the best teams of the league games our defense a scoring duel to a yard by yard in the city. In many turned the tide from Chuck Landers. Front Row: Phil Gold, Floyd Stein, Don Whitsett, and Clayton Stromme. 73 defensive game. Back Row: Zybby Kaiser, Don Barnfather, Dick Basford, Mike Pollock, Tom Saunders, Terry Paige, bees football Here Mr. Bill Young stands with his two eo-captains, Dave Linn and Gary Hubb. These were the big three on the Bee football team this year. Below are the members of the l953 Bee football team. They managed to get a second place in league competition. They deserve a lot of credit for the great job they did out on the field during all of their games. - K Refi C SGS T T Mr. Gerard Lopez among oTher Things coached The Cee TooTball Team This pasT season. He is shown here vviTh his Team who played only one game This season which They Tied. From leTT To righT are: FIRST ROW: J. Malloy, D. Ingham, B. Wall, J. Collins, D. Wood, L. Spencer, K. Baker, D. Gotherd. D. Simbro. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lopez, L. Luce, G. Dill, J. Shoe- maker, P. Nowatka, A. Funk, D. Jack, C. Wilkins, T. MarTin, J. Huncke, L. LindsTrom, L. Pierce, and D. Early. Aw - The Bee offense has always been very sTrong. Here is This year's TirsT Team aggregaTion. H. De-Gravy edges around some Narloonne defensive men To rack up a liTTle gain againsf Them in The season's opener which ended in a O-O Tie. HERE'S HOW TO DRIBBLE: The combined Varsity and Bee basketball teams very deftly show their dribbling power which helped Them to evade many defenders in the past season. They had an average season as Tar as wins and losses go, but the individual scores were not very one sided This season. Not big in numbers, but big in Tight and spirit are The varsity basketball team of this past season. They represented the school well in every game they played. FIRST ROW: J. Angichado, J. Linton, D. Peters, F. Stanley, B. Thompson, and B. Gustetter. SECOND ROW: K. Heckle, R. Bora, J. Snel- son, J. Lindsay, M. Queen, and H. Mcllvain. Mr. Bill Rankin was the Varsity and Bee coach. 5 K 3 varsity basketball bees basketball Dino Grossi, Bee basketballer, watches and waits as team- mate puts a good hand block on hopeful Jordan player in a jump-ball situation. Pictured below are the Bee basketball team. They showed good team work and good scoring power this season and should make a great league contender for the varsity crown next year. FIRST ROW: D. Maxey, R. Polling, A. Sencery, B. Henning, P. Richards, J. Bennett, S. Abruscafo, T. Vogelsang, J. Yee. SECOND ROW: H. Mcllvain, D. Smiler, B. Snyder, D. Grossie, D. Wadum, S. Marcom, T. Reddin, K. Dalton. cees basketball Mr. Chesley Saunders coached The place in The league Cee Team This year along vviTh his winning Dee Team. Here is The Cee Team of This pasT season. FlRST ROW: A. ScaTes, P. Volman, D. White, H. Anderson, Nlr. Wellington, B. Knause, J. Martin, B. STeigerwalT, L. Rifkin. SECOND ROW: D. DexTer, G. Preibe, B. PearT, D. Snyder, B. NlienharT, B. Mayey, F. Warga, B. Katz, R. Rowe. AT nighT This year some leagues were formed for boys who liked To play basketball. They formed The gold ball TournamenT under The direcTion of Mr. WalTer MarleTT. Here is The midgeT division winners who will in The nexT year or so probably be in The picTure above Them. From leTT To right are: L. Buckridge, E. Stump, J. Kessler, F. HallsTed, G. Duncan, B. Hoppe, G. Burk, G. GosTolla. dee champs Here are the Champs with their winning coach, Mr. Chesley Saunders. They brought in one ofthe very first L h . . . . eague c ampionships to Westchester. They vvon all of their games during the League season. FIRST ROW: C. Arringdale, P. McGibbons, J. Helgar, T. Sawyer, D. Gibbons, M. Feingold, B. Morgan, D. Davis, K. Krause, R. Pelton, J. Mar- I S zu o. ECOND ROW: D. Hart, B. Rabune, J. Johnson, J. Chesley, L. Neilson, W. Riblett K. Philli s D. D' k , p , ic enson, J. Leonard, M. Hayman, D. Carver, G. Bauserman, E. Rios, B. Gleinn, R. Rowe. The cheer leaders , C. Eggink, G. MacDonald, and T. Thrasher give a big hand to the kings of The court pictured above. i f . . -B if , Ii if J .... . J T . ,:f. M X! Q, Q Z , Q-jr ff J J .fe . fm... - we - at-M' sw. Y. .. were 1.5, . A sfwfz QKEYNW- ,.,s.s..ws.,,, v,,, . ,.,. W , h . , .,...- -W . , , W - f is-:p:xE5fs 79?l5:135T'QK.i5: kffmf . . W? 75i6'77'lffL:5r'i fI2AS1EI7l ililmwii-'iw' fiiiyv flue. H swimming ,,.. O I' 1 5 2 3, 9 3 il 4 7 .v ig 'll' I 3 X 5 ' Practicing kicking are J. Spence, F. Bordon, J. Welker and D. Van Slyke. These drills musT have helped Them as They, along wiTh The resT of The Team, Took The championship in The newly- formed Sunrise League. These five swimmers are: McDonald, Heiner, Welker, Phil and Sam. is S 1 . .. . as T . . 2 ., 1 ' , T fl A-- A Q ,i-, . F T' Q PM . T . - ' 1 is -A .Qsi .M -- ' , .fi ,Q ' V F . , Lf T ir 145: -fi - V ' . clss . f T ' lf T' T wr'l' r s':11: v:e::z.. f'T'!'Ql ffl-1 li- -' 122 si i ii. l5 7f'1 'ISEY -T 1- fi: .f V ., f ' :- -' fl' Jr-if f if K 'llil ' . - T 1 El T . A ' ., V .gg r' 5 2 ET Q IQ : ' '. E 1, --F22 IQ' Q A si .. .s : r .si .. ' i1?8l?l'., l 'z ...Els ' . - . f 'a--' ' I 's .. . - rw. ,,- , - aff' p x . 'E A f :P ' 2 . 1 sir- f ' ii ii T E - i,,'. ' . . , , ' .sz . . as -'1 . Mir' 'zz .gfgaf f -f :-,:.. 4 13' F PQ- 51:5 'j . :gum ' f ' .52 'fis -'P 'E i z. . ..ziS. '.-' 5' I ' if - ,.,..f .i ' s - .z. S ' . :k..,, - .- i, gf: kisgm gi .WE-: ::f sf- -7 5 -: L Egg s A :sg T' all , , A, , 'af 2 T .gi . ll I l' 1. , .. T ,..ri - ,.,r - 1 ii . ' . as . - 1 i.... -a'a T I In K K E A K ,. 4 :e,,g:,.fi,.:, gi.. 5- . 1 ,'-, K A- 5' 1 . -. -'f- vas- u li. '. If 1 s . T . . . . H 1 i. g Here are The champs and high League qualifiers in The swimming Team for VarsiTy Bee. Mr. Pollock, The coach, is aT upper righT. FIRST ROW: Davis, Elton, TerompeTTe, McClung, Kessler, Firth, Malis, Marzullo, SmiTh, Willis. SECOND ROW: Firth, DalTon, Calverf, Marcom, Gissell, Cerveny, Spence, Wilburn, Hall, Fligsten, Goldstein. THIRD ROW: Hack- worth, Maddy, Cohen, Powell, Parsons, Greenslade, McHale, PraeTT, Martin, Selby, Greenslade, Walcott, Sills. FOURTH ROW: Andrews, Roberts, Colby, Boris, Helmer, Smiler, Stence, Williamson, Welker, McDonald, Dorward, Schuman, Borden. FIFTH ROW: Van Slyke, Rohrer, Gold, Goodman, SheTrone, Walker, Rogatz, Edwards, Bromley, Mohr, Heiner, Lethin, Mr. Pollock. RacqueTs ready, The Tennis Team poses for a Team picture along wiTh Their coach, Mr. Don Hahn. As They have done in The pasT They placed very high in 'The league compeTiTion This season. From leTT To righT are: Row l: Mike Padlipsky, R. PelTon, S. Allison, P. Elkins, P. Miller, S. VValTher, T. Harman. ' Q r. T , in 4 'W ,.,gTn.:..Wc..c,. Mm A, TYMMW Ylll . L.. 1 si AT work practicing for TuTure maTches are some of The Team. They pracTice every aTTernoon aT The WesTchesTer playground dur- ing The season. Dick Schiers demonsTraTes a side sTroke. tennis Z 5. . R v W gi R. V. I K gymnastics FIRST ROW: S. Munger, L. Baer, L. Garbell, D. Peoples, B. Eclehon, K. Cluff, B. Shallenberger, B. Boothroyd, Clark, B. Jacobson, A. Nunez. SECOND ROW: Coach C. Sauders, B, Blakeslee, D. Mafhieson, T. Shoemaker, R. Renfro, F. Voak, B. Bass, B. Sandoval, V. Walne, B. Jacobson, B. Phillips. THIRD ROW: R. Booih, T. Heggi, W. Martin, C. Cluff, G. Harrison, G. Fredrich, S. Shoemaker, W, Headrick, G. Lewis. GYMNASTIC TEAM This year the combination of crude talent and fine coaching pulled Westchester through with a Fifth Place gymnastic feam. It also gave us our first All-City varsity ath- lete of any sport, Vic Walne, with a 5.3 climb. Doing a nice routine for fifth place was D. Mathieson on the long horse. C. Cluff barely missed a difficult vault and did not place The top men in each event are as follows: Rope, V. Walne and A. Nunez, Free Exercise R. Renfro, W. Martin, and G. Clark. Side Horse, G. Harrison, T. Heggi, and G. Lewis- High Bar, D. Mathieson, S. Shoemaker, B. Sandoval, P. Bar, D. Mathieson, B. Blacksly, F Voak. Rings, S. Shoemaker, and B. Sandoval. Tumbling, S. Munger, B. Sandoval, and B Edelton. I I 401 I llll LETTERMEN Pictured above is the reorganized Letterrnen's Club, sponsored by Mr. I-leusolens. FIRST ROW: J. Lindsay, S. Sobbe, M. Queen, B, Engstrom, K. Matsuda, J. Ciraulo, T. Osmer. SECOND ROW: D Boyd, G. Engelken, B. Moore, Z. Kaiser, P. Gold, R. Mason, R. Harmon, F. Stein, M. Witherspoon. THIRD ' d B. R d, ROW: B. Moffitt, J. Welker, M. Pollock, D. Barnfather, R. McKee, B. Doell, J. Vickers, C. Acor , ee F. King, R. Richards. FOURTH ROW: S. Pazotf, D. Motley, D, Albin, C. Kaiser, T. Paige, R. Booth, D. Farrell, L. Cox, J. Spence, G. James, D. DeBru. I Es sim ' N31 These are the varsity classification winners Gold Ball Tournament teams, the Westchester Trotters. They won most games in their section night play-offs. Mr. Marlett acted as sponsor. son. SECOND ROW: T. Paige, Z. Kaiser, M. Queen. FIRST ROW: M. Pollock, R. McKee, M. Witherspoon, J. Lindsay, S .f of the Globe at the R. Alder f6.s4-ieseqg ..,, 7 A - , A . ,EW me2..,.... ?,eeg...... .N fr... 'ff-.,v.f5EsJ.,, 4. 85 1 Jw i Si. sfaggggggwevff, '1 I 3.31 is .??3fpqw.ff- 1... I J if . , in 4 , ., 7. ,. 5 WigffiwifatftssiiiiifelfiQiiisimewaf'45241e,s2,ge,ef'l,ivsQ.g,j.:f. it. f.g2,zf' gil-, ..i4a2ge.fs,.: 3 Q ' K , . T' Y-ff? .-fxwase. , ...i ffm... ' .,, 'x -.mas ,,.,, , ,.. ..m.s...,,,,, ., rw.-fu ..v..a.fM, f:.,weJ we ...tw Pgefxfsvf .., ..,,, f... ...W . ...,,.. ,...,.,.,.,...,... M.,.,,..,,W,.. wr--'fli fw.. M:seam-gpm.w.sse.sz12vw-- H rea, .tgswf,+ sg :.:qz:,lfw 1f57s?f+ss.Q5Q's:' Q, fs ,vt f.?Es:2fgw.g...r, fft..2fi2'r 1 ,fe..is,.f:z..i....ggre529?fyxQyi7wg ' fzgasfegfwrqgg, ,ef rr --at-fe-.M ...-M.. s,,,,.af I . . .......s.w f 1 I is ' ' . .3 -. at S .. W .L .1 , ..,,,m.,.gxe..,e.,, www K, ,fe 1 .H mm te. fee... 3 ,L J, M 1 'f by 1?-lts..-ftef es . .. as .. , r. . -- . .1- . :. :P jvc it , ,, fi' sm, 1 Pm 1 e F tw -- .. M , ... P - - ... ., ,W . it The third League championship of the year goes to the undefeated J. V. baseball Team under the coaching of Mr. Bill Rankin. An excellent pitching staff helped the team This season. FIRST ROW: D, Brooks, B. Rabune, T. Hartt, W. Zusman, B. Kahn, J. Bennett, R. Rosenfeld, B. Stigerwalt, H. Anderson, J. Frodahl, G. Johnson. SECOND ROW: T. Osmer, C. White, K. Hen: drickson, J. Yee, H. Gerschenson, K. Phillips, D. Simbro, A. Goldstein, B. Mavey, A. Skates, R. Blalock, J. Hinton, E. Douglas, D. Gibbon, K. Krause, D. Brown, V. Erskin, F. Ritchi. Jim Lindsay, Commissioner of Records and Trophies, will be putting up quite a few new awards this year with the League honors in athletics that Westchester has WON . Q .. 4 ' it ,.,,...... M 3 a?5'qf f. vga Q, Q, 1.5.4. . . C K gif... ig. V. if . .....a'.L,.1, .Q -ws-L... J 1 fe, M Q I 1' . . rg, 'nl ' ' .an a iff? E.QQ55'ii':.1' V - i -Wygagegazggg fr zf?gf..3.,f4,f,j,Qg.5ff, W if In 'fg.'-v?.ziE.:'1 g'i5w'.2, Ylafsei.-f 'ff Sac . L , ' - ffN,wgf5t'am Y 'ig' - fr i'sp.i,,:gw.a g,1Q5i , H. n k... lg. t frql. A t i , 5... . A. 3 55? Q: t iw ailif s ' 'L : W S T fl-'-i. 7.1 ,wggeff wef t .Q m ,, . N, .. . .I V. . ,. . . .. H - ,xi ., J . .J I varsity baseball 'N' T ly? xdx X w.- Pircher Harry Mcllvain Captain Richard Richard THE MIGHTY NINE: Here are The members of The 1954 varsiry baseball team. They pulled in an impres- sive second place in league competition This year. From left To right: FIRST ROW: B. Pagan, B. McKeehan, R. Richard, K. Matsuda, J. Goldsborough, B. Baker, H. Mcllvain, B. Moffitt SECOND ROW: Mgr. D. Teson, Coach B. Lundquisf, G. Engelken, R. McKee, C, Lander, B. Moore, C. Acord, G. Hubb, D. Farr, M. Pollock B. Gifford, Manager D. Jack, Manager P. Paskus. 86 LAST MINUTE INSTRUCTION: Coach Bill Lundquisf of The varsify basebali Team Tells his boys how he wanfs The game hancIIecI. The team has macle The best showing this year in Ieague competition. Goldsborough McKee Gifford Mr. Gerard Lopez, coach of the cross-country team, is shown here with his surprising squad, who lost the league championship by missing a bus. From left to right are: Mr. Lopez, R. Harmon, C. Campman, C. Caniff, C. Eggink, J. Watson, M. Porter, and C. Brown. UP AND OVER: Don Baker, varsity pole vaulter, demonstrates his skill by clearing a height of almost eleven feet in a recent Marine League Meet. Wim., V varsity track Don BarnTaTher, Third in league in The high hurdles, shows his form in pracTice for The ciTy preliminary meet. Terry Paige going on The idea ThaT good Things come in small packages was WesTchesTer's only qualifier in The shoT puTT for The city preliminaries. H e To o k fourTh in The league. Here us The varsity Track Team who came in TourTh place in The league dual meeT This season They losT Three of Their meeTs by only a few poinTs. The oThers They won KexcepT for Jordan ThaT ISD Mr Bill Young The head coach is shown here wiTh The Team. FIRST ROW D BarnfaTher B Toth T Paige, F. King, D. Baker, K. Mafsuda, D. Hagstrom SECOND ROW T Miller L Meadors C ZydersTrom R Wadum M Porter R Towner, W. Young. THIRD ROW: J. Baird J Vickers L Cox D Schiers G Gensel B Arnold C Camff FOURTH ROW J Ciraulo D Boyd, J. Miller, D. WalTefS, P. Bronson B Doell C Goodman The Bee Track Team This year was undermanned and inexperienced for the most part, but managed To Take a couple of meets during The season. They placed several men in The league meet at El Camino. Mr. Young is pictured with The Team along with Mr. Wayne Hughes, who coaches most of The field and distance events. FlRST ROW: Zeman, A. Tafoya, J. Calvert, D. Dexter, R. Allison, Harris, D. Motley, M. Hogan. SECOND ROW: W. Young, R. Stone, D. Schuler, D. Farrell, D. Platt, C. Eggink, J. Watson, C. Campman, M. O'Grady, W. Hughes. THIRD ROW: J. Baird, D. Salsbury, G. Geiselman, G. Tilly, G. Prieloe, D. Thomas, M. Hoagland, J. Scott, M. Phillips, L. Franklin. Harris warms up Tor the Bee high iump at Tour feet in a recenT meet at Loyola. Mr. Ken Horner iudge of the evenT at the Track meets held at Loyola watches him. W bees l atm- f-4 'I Jw... . - track ' 3.72, FF 4-M' f--f Q J Mike Wellington, Second All-City, shows how he did it in the Cee pole vault. Mike also shot putts. . h: Zeman and Al Tafoya blare into a dead heat at the second high hurdle in the meet with San Pedro. Al ended winning the event second. This meet took place at Loyola. C EES 'Howl Mr. Young and Mr. Hughes coached the League third place Cee track team this paST Yeaf- TPSY are shown here with the team. FIRST ROW: B. Baker, B. Gleinn, M. C-ansler, G. Harridine, M. Wellington, D. Rodolf, E. Brustman, Woods. SECOND ROW: W. Young, L. Peirce, A. Secrest, L. Loose, C. Cocheran, R. Stith, R. Hoskins, Brockman, W. Hughes. THIRD ROW: T. Hill, M. Lyscowski, J. Ches- ley, L. Spencer, J. Melton, E. Stump, Clencly, B. Stafford, T. Pierson. 91 , W L,L, WW ,. V MSP., H ,, V 1 dance production MODERN DANCE .l. Hale, J. Howard, R. Puskin, M. Stump, R. Fradkoff. These are only a few of the girls who put on Tribules In Modern. We would like To Thank Them for a wonderful show. il 5' n .s b j .f .4 L ,- ,V . ' kg? , 5k- ,..., 5:?:T'.3 Q 125 321' -2 U, Fl y - 3 HJ 2- .?' 71 '.. le :Ti rvgg,:qkggQg,5jg5 ,.,,:- S .,,. , . .,V. V' . ..,i.,,. . .A L:Al E . . I, H- A H W ll. 6? :fy s l. iii ' frsiff QQ .Eff s ' -'ii' ig' , 1.1 3w,.s1:ez. 3' FIRST ROW: J. Kistler, B. Ludwig, E. Hough, M. Jesperson. SECOND ROVV1 V. Jarrett, B. Arndt, J. Howard, D. Magee, Mrs. ROLOIDSOVI. Past activiti 94 PAST G-A-A. BOARD PRESENT G.A.A. BOARD V. Jarrett, M. Jesperson, S. McElroy, J. Kistler, J. Kistler, Lyon, N. Magnuson, B. Jewell, D. Schultz, J. Hough, N. Lombard Mrs. Robinson. es the Boards have planned have been the G.A.A. Banquet, playdays, and many services for the LETTERGIRL SOCIETY We have come a long way in girls' sports since our school began. At first we had only the G.A.A. After the girls had earned their letter, they were automatically received into the Letter- girl Club. lt was soon discovered that the club would grow larger each semester. We decided to organize an honor group for Lettergirls, with a limited membership. This group was of course called the Lettergirl Society. They have done an excellent iob ushering at games and assemblies, and performing various other services to the school. FIRST ROW: S. Steele: K. Broman: J. Blakeslee, treasurer S '54: N. Bronson: D. Schultz, president S '54: B. Arndt, president W '53: B. Lyon, vice president S '54: S. Thomas, secretary S. '54: V. Lawrence. SECOND ROW: N. Magnuson: S. Baker: N. Blunt: L. Rosenkranz: K. Needham: D. Dubec: S. Theraux: D. Stevens: C. Mohler: S. Zbanek. THIRD ROW: M. Zielinski: B. Jewell: S. Early: P. Makuh: K. Klein: D. Magee, treasurer W '53: P. Mihelich: A. Grant: M. McPeak: J. Howard: C. Rousseau. FOURTH ROW: J. Arnholter: J. Levy: E. Jensen: P. Schumert: J. Field: J. Martin: E. Boyce: S. Champlin: J. Wood: N. Wilson: M. Jesperson. E. Hough, B , K. Broman school. dance production We Thank These girls' for Their assistance 'fi OUI' dance production. . axawxiszlri . . is- zrtvlwmiifi gxezgfizggsgif 1- 'fan BADMINTON CLUB 9 FiRST ROW: J. Barry, M. Nelson, S. McElroy, J. Roderick, C. Rains, A. Harding. SECOND ROW: C. Dienemann, S, Pierce, A. Shoulders, P. White, L. Schalm, B. Boris, ,nv- M. Eggerts, B. Ludwig. 5 4 0 ,VJ ', . I frown 96 tennis r . r . TENNIS N FIRST ROW: D. McQuillian, J. Nace. SECOND ROW: R. Ellman, K. Oliver, Brown K. Lanaion, S. Main, J. Rowe. THIRD ROW: J. Bartz, N. union, K- Douglas, 7. 2,0 J. Howard, B. Brining, C. Feldman, B. Lyon, N. Lombard, V- l-awelencef . K. Broman, J. Meyers, S. Macprang. If 'ill 1 'il fill ,f 17 'J C ' 'lf 1? msd gf. I la l K, Needham, M. Siump, J. Felix. bowling if 5: . i g . l J . 2 . .T no llnn f KKKKK A I ... ii' :S .. nnhln Q... I llll . KKKKK Wm Q ,,.. . .., M Q if , vV,, VLL kubqu A i . . . , A ' G I . . . B5 . I ' V:.V I . ' K V V: I 5 -- f. M e bb , ' Y . I : 11 P gk me as 1? . V A l affi ne ii 1. 1- V R: -:M Z. , H Q1 , ,ii ,9f V - Z :V ,fx - , i f .55 :t axlaiyi I :.' .L I .,.- x s' .. ' 'ii 1 Y Q , V.kh , Eg' H - ' if E 5 5- V W ' ' i n lll . ,i K ' 1- J Q., 5, ' Y K a l n I J. I l n . .ll. nlnn :' I ...... ..n K . A . , zz l.K..K. - . A f L.....i: - A G. A. A. BOWLING CLUB FIRST ROW: N. Blunt, J. Hough, J. Jones, V. Jappel, R. Moore, C.. Rousseau, P. Schumerf, R. Thompsin, E. Walters, R. Merz, E. Hough J. Burke, N. Nichols, P. Gaylord. SECOND ROW: K. Miska, B. Harris, M. Webb, J. Wright, B. Colton, P. Vaughan, L. Wright, J. Nelson, S. Somerville, C. Held, S. Russell, B. Wolk, K. Thieben, E. Alterdice, J. Bosben, J. Grey, L. Anclerson. THIRD ROW: M. Dykeman, D. Moore, N. Mereness, A. Halverson, M. Burns, E. Fenning, B. Nebels, S. Theroux, E. Royer, A. Wuchter, C. Anderson, J. Arnholder, J. Levy, A. Christian, P. Moore. FOURTH ROW: P. Viet, A. Lamoureux, M. Malone, C. Heaih, S. Zbanek, G. Rader, R. Brown, M. La Beau M, Cripps, M. Ranaldi, A. Havens, D. Corwin, D. Stevens, J. Blakeslee, E. Narr, A. Josephscn. 1 , fl 5.4.5 f ,..1... .'.:.l -, : 153.1 . if - 1 V N X i fr . ' Al fi f T -' .,l. x .f ip.: W ' 1 ' 1' 'Q , X . V. 1 X 4: f K' f L-Xl itz. S sl' A . XX- M C f' if J ' . 4.-ev 5 . N '- .- A x 'I 1 . QR u e. , n eiuvlr 'B 2,63 .L :X L3 , we ' ' 4' A . fe- . c . Qu. VOLLEYBALL FIRST ROW: B. Arrldf, A. Mor- ris, J. Martin, M. Sfrehlow, J. Armandi, P. Shank, C. Mohler, S. Early, B. Giese. SECOND I W-.wa-m.u.A ROW: C. Orr, M. Metzer, S. Z Stump, K. Needham, S. Blythe, P. Barry, V. Ryan, J. Wood. A THIRD ROW: M. Jesperson, M. McPeak, N. Lloyd, S. Fairbanks, C. Rich, N. White, D. Wagner, B. Bowers, R. Damm, S. Small. 1 V x-9 ' 'fb Hawkesworth, R. Cross, M. W Q am A 4 .gg A 4 411' it Q ,A ' K Av. . if s W 3 W WK P volleyball .L r, , Mi A if 4 an 1:5 Q me if . 5.2. Cngigydi . 3 Y'V xr'-1 ' .Z i Sl Our Song Leaders have done a mar- velous iob of creating enthusiasm at toot- ball games. We thank B. Jewell, J. How- ard, D. Lockyer, and N. Lombard for a iob well done. , ., 69 G. A. C. FIRST ROW: J. Jensen, E. Miller, B. Schmitz, L. Fatur, J. Carson, J. Stein hauer, B. Horwell, J. Edwards, M. Hughes, H. Legg, J. Hortt. SECOND ROW C. Gillett, S. Graney, P. Granger, I. Ottina, L. Baker, P. Hocker, B. Berg P. Marsh, D. Caulfield, N. La Bounty, N. Sheltrone, B. Tilden. THIRD ROW J. Brodecky, S. Dowell, B. Moores, C. Wiles, J. Ruppert, M. Shepardson B. Davidson, N. Davidson, H. Mills, B. Robosson, G. Qualls, P. Skinner FOURTH ROW: J. Gibbons, L. Harris, A. Hammack, L. Reposa, I.. Nelson A. Duga, D. Perron, B. Brady, J. Byers, L. Kutner, K. Judd. FIFTH ROW Mrs. Gorman, J. Burke, K. Boaton, K. Sawyer, S. Peterson, J. Allen N. Walton, L. Misner, G, Jalbel, J. Levy, L. Cowdell, J. Frantz. W lf 1 1 FIRST ROW: M. Leggett, J. Blakeslee, J Allen, M. McKinney, J. Jones, J. Wood M. Martin, N. Schafer, E. Boyce, J, Bracken SECOND ROW: M. Strehlow, A. Keller, R Ellman, J. Rader, J. Smith, B. Bordquist L. Gleinn, P. Lurya, P. Pitcairn, R. Damm THIRD ROW: J. Erickson, P. Lane, K. Klein B. Reed, R. Merz, C. Ritter, B. Brining, S McElroy, L. Froehlich, A. Snyder, C. Stru har, M. Moran, S. Robertson, N. Bronson FOURTH ROW: F. Griffin, S. Zbanek, N Worsham, N. Benninger, D. Schultz, M. Malone, C. Mohler, J. Winquist, N. Berger- on, J. Martin, B. Kaufman, M. Dykeman FIFTH ROW: L. Story, C. Feldman, J Barry, D. Stafford, C, Raboch, K. Broman K. Stanton, H. McLaine. 'NA Vx u-v ll 'Q .f DRILL TEAM Our Drill Team has marched at all of our home football games and at the Milk Bowl and Gardena. Their splendid march- ing has held the attention of everyone during half time and has created a great deal of school spirit. F. Griffin, W'53, and K. Broman, S'54, have served as presi- dents. file to iii si .I Graduation is perhaps the ultimate goal tor many of us, and for others there is a higher edu- d We the CONTINENTALS, are the cation beyon . , charter B7's of our school, and the first class to go all of the way through. How well we remem- ber sitting out in the open, on cold, wet benches, s in the early morning hours of that first foggy day. Being members of the Westchester High stud- t d cl ince it began we have many on Vent bo y s , memories to look back upon. lt was a long, hard struggle, but.you can be sure. it was of great value .to us. me CONTINENTAL t'nentals the Continentals, The Con u , We are the ,seniors of summer fifty-tour, We help each other, we stick together, And to great heights we will soar. ' tors, We lead the fashion, we are the vac ' ' ' die, Our loyal spirit will never Our education is our relation, To happy days gone by. C ntinentals the Continentals, The o , ' We are so suave and debonair, ' We're all together, we Continentals, h We are the tops everyw ere. ,-vd THE CONTINENTAL STEERING COMMITTEE The Steering Committees are composed of the Senior Officers and one Representa- tive from each Senior Problems class. The W'54 group was composed of: FIRST ROW: S. Steele, N. Lombard, F. Griffin, J. Howard, N. Worsham D. Barnfather, J, Butler. SECOND ROW: G. McDonald, T. Paige, D. Klink, B. Price, T. Thrasher, M. Wither- spoon, J. Ciraulo, M. Pollock, R. McKee. The S'54 group is: FIRST ROW: J. Howard, F. Griffin, N. Lombard, J. Hale, F. Wright. SECOND ROW: J Goldsborough, D. Miller, T. Thrasher, R. Mason, P. Gold, M. Queen, V. Smith, M. Witherspoon, J. Butler There are not enough words to express our feelings toward MRS. THERESA JINKS, who is a true friend as well as our class sponsor. We shall never forget her for her unending guidance which helped make our Senior year a most mem- orable one. MMM, xiii: ' 1 .. J 5 .Ai . ' t. ..e. ' A .4 sss. Lili. l s is V x lI. y A .gms , ft .wx .1- KL JLE: fi n N K I ,.., ft ig , ff , DON BARNFATHER-Knights and Ladies, Varsity Football and Track, Letter- men's Club, Commissioner Boys' Athletics. SANDY BAUBY-Senior Play, Club '54 Committee, Graduation Committee. BARBARA BAXTER-G. A. A., Bowling. THOMAS BELL- NANCY BERGERON-Alphas, Drill Team, Luau Decorations Committee. JOHN BIARD-B Football Letterman, Track, Track Manager. GERALD BODDA-Cross Country, J. V. Baseball. ROBERT BOOTH-Football, Band, Orchestra, Boys' Glee. ROGER BOOTH-Gym Team, Football, Track, Lettermen's Club. JUDY BOSBEN-Gammas, Bowling, G. A. A. JACK BOWEN-A Cappella Choir, B and Varsity Football, Boys' League Representative. ROBERT BROGAN-Senate, Boys' League Representative. BARBARA BROWN-Skyliner Staff, C. S. F., Flight Staff, G. A. A. JAMES BROWN- GENE BURKE-Swim Team. JACK BUTLER- Key Club Vice President, Football, Track, Senate Vice President. CLAUDIA CALDWELL-Lambdas, Fellowship Club, Girls' League Represen- tative, Hostess Club, Band. ABBIE CAMBRON-Senior Play Lead, Girls' League Representative, Modern Dance Choreographer, Chairman of Luau Decorations. CHARLES CAMPMAN-B Track Captain, Cross Country, C Track, Band, Orchestra. CHUCK CANNIFF-Track, Cross Country, Bank of America Agriculture Award. 02 CONTINENTAL CLASS SALVATORE ABRUSCATO-Basketball, Swimming manager, J. V. Baseball manager, Sound Crew, P. E. Letterman. ROGER ALDERSON-Steering Committee, Senate, Key Club Secretary, C Basketball. CAROL ALDRICH- A Cappella Choir. VALERIE ALLEN-G. A. A., Drama, Girls' Glee. LORETTA ANDERSON-Gammas, Choir, G. A. A., Hostess Club, Senate, Girls' League Representative. JERRY ANGICHIADO-A, B, C, D, Basketball, J. V. Baseball, Senate. RICHARD ARCHER-Gymnastics Letterman. ROBERT ARNOLD-B Football, Varsity Football and Track, B Track. RALPH ASHLEY-Band, Orchestra, Gymnastics, Track, Swimming. JAMES BAEHNE-Senior Play. DONALD BAKER-Track, First place in League in Polevaulting, Fourth in City Polevaulting, FootbalI,, Boys' League Representative. CAROL JO BARNER-A Cappella Choir, Travel Club. sizgt, jk ' V 11 J R iiiere A R... .t -1 - - - , . - . 1 - . M ' ft- . tp if. g . 13. gg. Q .,.k r X -Q 'fi 'Q 5 , Fifi i it self! Q 1 LQ. . e . 3 ,,,, l M., gl ':'F3' f fllxm ll g . ggi . .at , 1-gas:-.J .3 vs...-'S Q . if ffm ...g age M, ,. it an : V ,. - ,' - K E JQSQQ t f . ,, e Q 2-2 ssc' - qi, kms E ..,,. A, Ax 3 rgcw, . V.:.:Vg Vgig mr, . .,,,. gggr at t llss - rss. 1 t E l ' E ? i s E e ' ie t ......... A ' T ,B f .Xt li i llite ss t it teiittt. 3. U A J 5 is if . gillill . 'IL .,t, at .... Etiitiitt it ii X it it ti J, 5. - ,.. xx . . in ,SS f t A' 4 N Q Q KX hx CHARLES CAREY-C. S. F. Sealbearer, Hearld-Express Oratorical Contest, Examiner Historical Quiz Contest, Bank of America Language Award, Annual Staff. SHARON CHAMPLlN4Student Body Secretary, Recording Secretary of Girls' League, Gammas, C. S. F., Knights and Ladies, A Cappella Choir, Drill Team, Lettergirl Society. NELDAFAE CHILCOTT- JOE CIRAULO-Senior B Historian, Lettermen's Club, Varsity Football, Track, Basketball, Key Club, B12 Steering Committee. CHARLES CLUFF-Gymnastics Team. RICHARD COFFEY- JUNE COLVIN-Senate, Skyliner, Thrift Representative. HAL COWDELL-Spelling Bee, Boys' League Representative. VICTOR CRESAP-Drama. MICHAEL DANIELS-Associate Editor of the Skyliner, Annual Photography. STEPHANIE DARSA-Annual Staff, Skyliner Editor, Gammas, Lettergirl, Advanced Modern Dance, Swimming Club, Tennis Club, Song- leader's Club. PATRICIA DEELY-G. A. A., Modern Dance. st t in .. t . L 4? 5 f I I if .t f I is as t ii A A lim. t.t llift l. 21. eaet J Q Q E ..,, , g f, gg,pg . U it-be . llixx iii all E I , ., . igg l, . S g S g . iiiit J ...i I C - L 3, ,.,g gg t 'ii Y ffl :lla ...e. it .lEfi.Lsll 'rlll syit tl X it A i'l't 2 X3 li' Y N1 ti xl Klll ls. . lift. Q .4 V M-I .. A . ... Q 4 1' g iiii .ft 'i , ..., . . ' J , ,Q ,..,,.,. . g I, 3 'l as . as .... llll I i l A .iii.iF ltyla yrttlr Q .rtlir itiia Q i it. A Mf r. I ieiii iif.' tlil . 'i, . 'i'V ' it A ' A 5 32' 'fl . f -J 'il A a i X xt :QE t xaltfligfttapt v it as JOHN DIEBALL-A12 Steering Committee, A Cappella Choir, Graduation Committee, Boys' League Representative. TOM DE YOUNG- CAROLE DIENEMANN-Gammas, G. A. A. PAUL DRAKE-President of Math Club, President of Science Club, B Foot- ball Manager, Varsity Baseball Manager, Specialized Lighting. JACK DRESSER-Boys' League Representative, Senate, C. S. F., Bank of America Math Award, Annual Staff. DIANE DUBUC-Senior Play, Modern Dance, G. A. A., Lettergirl, Girls' League Representative. BETTY EARLEY- CLIFFORD EGGINK-Cheerleader, Track, Football, Cross Country, Boys' League Historian, Letterman's Club. PAT EVANS- JEAN FISH-A Cappella Choir, Steerinq Committee. JANE FISH-A Cappella Choir, Steering Committee. CHARLES FRASER-Key Club, Senior Play. CAROL FREDSON-Alphas, Hostess Club. ' GERD FRIEDRICH-German Exchange Student at Westchester, Key Club Secretary, Gym Team, Senate. REXLYNNE GARY-Finance Board, Christian Fellowship Club, G. A. A., Unesco. VIOLA GASOWSKI- PHILIP GOLD-Senior A and B Class President, Editor-in-Chief of Skyliner, Boys' State, Varsity Football, Swim Team Captain, Knights and Ladies. JAMES GOLDSBOROUGH-Varsity Baseball and Tennis, J. V. Baseball, Steer- ing Committee, Senate. JANET GRAY-G. A. A. Travel Club. RICHARD GRAY- DONNA GREGG-Girls' League Representative, G. A. A. 103 5 I04 FRANCES GRIFFIN-Commissioner of Events and Publications, Girls' League Secretary, Girls' State, Knights and Ladies, Senior A Girls' Vice- President, Drill Team President, C. S. F., Choir, Alphas. NAOMI HAAS-F. H. A., Fashion Show. JEAN HALE-Senior A Historian, Commissioner of Safety and Campus, Knights and Ladies, Service and Scholarship Board, Steering Com- mittee, Senate. JOAN HALL-Gamma Vice President, Letter Girl, G. A. A., A Cappella Choir, C. S. F. NIARY'LOU I-IALLETT-Annual Staff, Art Department Award. CARLENE HARRIMAN- A Cappella Choir, Senate, G. A. A. THOMAS HEGGI-Gymnastics Team, Letterman. JAMES HEINER-Swim Team. MAURVENE HELM-G. A. A., Letter Girl. BETTY HILTON-A Capella Choir, Swirnming,Club, Perfect Attendance. ROBERT HIXON- DOROTHY HOEFLER-Lambdas. , A., , tllll lii ,,,.,.. tl ttsliti 1 atss tiiii iliililli t il 1 tl . ilsasii f , - :i . .gy 7 T iasti S . T iia. A tsss ' i ' I i ii l f K, - K LV A p ix . .KLLVL i t I r'ic ss is ,,gg g .: , ggbllg ,Q A N.. pf. san. ..., gg . ...g, g eg . .l Lilt . iaes itii f ifiisii tasii f ' A S tss. ,ste iii - .. siii , ,,,,, .,...,,,f, 5 ,. ,b, b.. ,ff M ' ' ' isfi 3 at 6 'E:,7:..l. In ziu ,-, A ,I A l ,,,, A Q M asii . .rttstt C... . t s .ei l:': t Q ,.si f tris itii X N' . eee I' M 'ff' . .,... is ' ' fr F ' -fr Q ..ti ...L , iiils if sss. CG.. sssi iiisi . A . lgss 3? K :li Izi Y 17 fi'i' Life ...H . . i si . A , A F ' 6 .,., , -f E .,.. . pf fag' 1 e ,fi 3 2 .gt - l .fts ,,, Alll l J' ' lslii t-.l ' ,.., Q i t lll l M it R .ai as .QL fi . ssair mf 1 l 1 gggg, ,C ' . A Ati' MARY ALICE HOGAN-Secretary ot Homeroom. FRANK HOLLISTER- Key Club Vice-President, Boys' League Treasurer, Senate, Basketball, Track, Swimming. JOAN' HOUGH-Alpha Secretary and Vice-President, A Cappella Choir, Secretary G. A. A., Hostess Club. JOANNA HOWARD-Knights and Ladies, G. A. A. President, Letter Girl Secretary, Lambdas, Senior B Girls' Vice-President, Senior A Record- ing Secretary, Song Leader. LOUISE IANNE- Band, Orchestra, Skyliner Staff. VIRIGNIA JARRETT-Cotton Queen S'53, G. A. A. Historian, Girls' League Representative, Set Manager for Dance Production. CAROL JENSEN-G. A. A., Letter Girl, C. S. F., Modern Dance. ELLEN JENSEN-G. A. A. Cheerleader, Letter-Girl Society, Hostess Club, C. S. F., F. T. A., Swimming, Tennis. JANET JESPERSEN-Girls' Vice-President of Knights and Ladies, Gamma President, Treasurer, and Historian, Commissioner of Posters, Senate, Girls' League Representative, Modern Dance. BARBARA JEWELI.-G. A. A. Vice-President and President, Song Leader, Modern Dance, C. S. F. CARROLL JOHNSON- CORRINE JOHNSON- GWEN JOHNSTON-Finance Office, G. A. A. ROBERTA JUULI.-A Cappella Choir, Annual Staff, Alphas, G. A. A. ZYBBY KAISER-Varsity Football, Sports Editor of Skyline, Key Club Pres- ident, Letter-Men's Club, Boys' League Representative, Senate. NORMA KAPLAN-Class Valedictorian, Knights and Ladies, C. S. F., Gam- mas, Girls' League Publicity Chairman, Finance Board, Modern Dance, Hostess Club. ANN KELLER- Commissioner of Drives, Girls' League Secretary, All Steer- ing Committee, Drill Team, Modern Dance. PAT KELLY-Modern Dance, G. A. A., Skyliner Staff. MICHAEL KIMMEL-F. T. A., Key Club, Red Cross, Drama, Language Club. FRANCIS KING-Varsity Football Letter-Man, Key Club, Most Valuable Man Bee Track '52, Sports Editor Skyliner, Editor-in-Chief Flight '54, Bovs' Leaque Vice-President, Senate. ,Q A 4, like A r , f ., ,V..,.Y , ,,., , WVAV . llitx . TG i t 6: A . 'K' , g W4 ii 4 lliltallt A t it ii .J a S i o C , .. lint la ta e e tae like ft PATRICK LITTLE-B Track. NANCY LOCKE-Girls League Representative, Gammas, GEORGE MQDONALD-Sports Editor of Skyliner, President-Vice President of Key Club, A-B-C- Swimming Letter, Yell King '52 and '53, Service and Scholarship Board, Boys' League Representative, Bl2 Steering Committee, Rally Committee, Lettermen's Club. WILLIAM MQGIBBONS- HARRY MclLVAlN-Baseball, Basketball, Letterman, Sound Crew. RONALD MCKEE-Bays' League President, Varsity BasebalI-Football-Basket- ball, All Marine League Baseball and Football Teams, Knights and Ladies, Senior Boys' Vice-President, Commissioner Boys' Athletics, Key Club, Lettermen's Club. WILLIAM McKEEHAN-B Football, J. V. Baseball, Track, Bank of America Award for lnclustrial Arts, Boys' League Representative. SUZETTE MACKPRANG- G. A. A., Tennis Club. CAROLYN MADDOX-Knights and Ladies Secretary, Alpha President, Re- cording Secretary and Historian of Girls' League, Commissioner of Publications, Miss Westchester Swims. LOIS MALLOY- ROBERT MARTIN-Boys' League Representative, Senate, Varsity Basket- ball Letterman, Most Valuable C Basketball Player. JANICE MARTIN-Commissioner of Publications, G. A. A. Cheerleader, grill Team, Gammas, Bowling, League Representative, Lettergirl, . A. A. WILBUR MARTIN-Gymnastics Team, Lettermen's Club, Boys' League Rcp- resentative, A12 Steering Committee, Drama Annual Staff. RON MASKA- RON MASON-Knights and Ladies, President, Varsity Football, Commis- sioner of Student Personnel, Commissioner of Safety and Campus, J. V. Baseball, Service and Scholarship Board, A12 Steering Comm. DAVE MATHIESON-Marine League Hi-Bar Champ, Gymnastics Team, Boys' League Representative, Basketball, Swimming. KEN MATSUDA-Varsity Football, Baseball, Track, Outstanding Athlete of Marine League, Al2 Steering Committee, Lettermen's Club Vice- President, Senate, Boys' League Representative. LENNIA MEADOR-G. A. A., Senate. 10 WALTER KIRCHEN-Swimming, Tennis. JANE KISTLER-Commissioner Girls' Athletics, President of Girls' League, G. A. A., Tennis Manager, Gammas, Knights and Ladies, Steering Committtee. KATHARINE KLEIN-Bank of America Award for Home Economics, Drill Team, Modern Dance, Letter-Girl Society, G. A. A. DON KLINK-Boys' League Representative, Steering Committee. CONNIE LA FRANCHI-Commissioner of Clubs, Knights and Ladies, Gam- ma President, Senate, Girls' League Representative, Modern Dance, G. A. A. FRED LARSON-Gymnastic Team, C Basketball. NANCY LEE-Alphas, Christian Fellowship, All Steering Commissioner, Senior Girls' Glee. MARY LOU LEGGETT-Senate Secretary, Gamma President, Girls League Treasurer, Bowling, Drill Team. DON LE FEVER- STANLEY LEIBON-C. S. F. JAMES LINDSAY-Varsity Basketball Captain, Commissioner Records and Trophies, Knights and Ladies, Boys' League Secretary, Letterman's Club. DAVID LINN-B Football, C Track, B Track, Senate. 'sta ' 1' ' . MMI' W ' .. 1, t . ,A ,gg ,fy I 1 ,.,, A .aet f . l is 1 ,LSL tssrsi .,',. ,ill H fl f.-t- - at .l VVA, this X l -.. 1-I T. if A ',': .,'. 5 .,, L ill 'iii .4 1 4 : 'ii 1..... ,,,, ,ti ,ii it W its 4 C its .r', ii ii 1 I, ' v: - I -4 I , f, A ,. , . ' gflft f H MHVMVR kr .,, afi' ttitr 12- ti . i ' ','- t. A A .,.. L liii, fiffililfitfsiifl all iflill 32: 'it , W Q 4 .4 ,. . V , HQGA t 'N A ' . f- .-.. nfs. 'f-, ., , lf' I , ,ig l f ' 1 ' , i f 2 ' aff or . ' ' -' . ,.', . . . .. . - --'1- I if I . . . i . if A I A 2 -,L---' . S --VL I L',f fi i'L,' . .. ...P P., . . .. .. .2 . iss.-wish. H - - y . 1 , 'L X - .,. K. .W ...: Av:,, 1 , A k ' V V J J' . J -f.1fU'.ss:.,-is-a...,.. ,. . -- .: K ' .,f,:'- -f -m g . 5 K , in : - ..- .gt , j. - , if- f. Q, 11-if.. .,-3.139 - , A . fx ., A .1 If U I gin ' V ' . . .- ' gk- ,tv - ' I ' r . ,,.. - S - '- .. , f - f ,- . . . ,LLV. .Q ' ' . . 'Y . .ss t . 22gk.L9 5 fig. --'-izjggk S ' ' , 'iii' 1 is W L is -Se-A - at fs.. ,, Q' :iw .-amz.f'5j..9ii'v1'.egg-1.s2i:f1, x if A221 .s ' EDITH PATTISON-G. A. A., Modern Dance, Sally Play, Yiirls' Representative, Hi Jinx. League ROBERT PEARCE-Key Club. PAM PEARSON-Senate, Girls League Representative. VIRGINIA PEART-Knights and Ladies Historian, Gamma President, Hostess Club President, Girls' League Welfare Chairman, C. S. F., Senate, Finance Board, Modern Dance. BARBARA PI-IILLIPS-Lettergirl, Bowling. MIKE POLLOCK-Student Body President, Boys' League President and Vice- President, Commissioner of Boys' Athletics, Commissioner of Safety and Campus, Knights and Ladies, Senate, Key Club, Varsity Base- ball Varsity Football, Lettermen's Club. GEORGIA POWELL-Gamma Second Vice-President, A Cappella Choir, Senate, Chairman of Rally Committee, Girls' League Representative, G. A. A., Al2 Graduation Committee. WILLIAM PRICE-Knights and Ladies Treasurer, Bl2 Class Treasurer, Bank of America Award in Math and Science, All Steering Committee, Senate. MACK QUEEN-Senior Steering Committee, Varsity Basketball Letterman, Key Club Treasurer, Lettermen's Club Secretary. CURTYNE RABOCH-Alpha First Vice-President, C. S. F., Girls' League Representative, Drill Team, Senior Play, Hostess Club, G. A. A., F. T. A. DIANE RACHLOW-Commissioner of Finance, Gamma Historian and Par- liamentarian, Modern Dance Publicity Chairman, G. A. A., Finance Office. RONNIE RAWLINGS-Secretary of Thrift Committee, J. V. Baseball, B Basketball, P. E. Letterman. BOB REED-Lettermen's Club, Varsity Football, Senate. GARY REHBERG-Senate, Barons, J. V. Baseball, Wood Production. ARLENE RICHTER- CAROLE RITTER-Knights and Ladies, Commissioner of Finance, Commis- sioner of Service and Scholarship, Lambda President, Girls' League Treasurer, Drill Team. DON ROBERTIS- MARILYN ROHNER-C. S. F., G. A. A., Steering Committee, Transfer- Modes and Manners, Rifle Club, Pep Club. ROTI-IENBERG-Girls' League President, Knights and Ladies, Com- missioner of Publications, Gammas, C. S. F., Girls' League Welfare Chairman, Senate, G. A. A. ROUDINE- Bank of America Award in Art, Annual Staff, Schol- astic Art Certificates, Spelling Contest Winner, P. T. A., Summer Art Scholarship. DIANE JOAN 106 MANYA MEADOR- SALLY METZGER-G. A. A., Transfer-Latin and French Clubs, Gym Leader, Student Election Commissioner, Girls' Club. DEAN MILLER-Knights and Ladies, Comissioner of Events, Boys' League Historian, Senate, Finance Board, C. S. F. BARRY MOFFITT-D Basketball Letterman, J. V. and Varsity Baseball Let- terman. MARGOT MORGAN-Girls' League Representative, Alphas, G. A. A. JIMMY NEFF-Key Club. NANCY NICHOLS-G. A. A., Lettergirl Society, Band, Girls' Glee Hostess Club. JACK OLOF-Baseball, Basketball, Swimming, Third Place Ford Motor Foundation, Annual Staff. LESLIE OLSEN-News Editor, Honorary Journalism Society. JUNE OLSON-Modern Dance. JON OVERTON-Band, Orchestra, Knights and Ladies, Senate, Swimming. TERRY PAIGE- Boys' State, Student Body Vice-President, Varsity Foot- ball and Track, B Shot Put Champ, Knights and Ladies, Key Club, Lettermen's Club, C. A. S. C. President, Comissioner of Boys' Athletics, Commissioner of Events. ,s , . eww . K xg A f. A .V T 1 . .K .ti k fx K i.g..,g?.,,.k:..,s.:kM 1 ,ig fig. f .4 L 1 ce..-. Sc -. '. 21.3 I 'efi:?i!f1Lff K ' i t 1 t if A S . v , ' ,- .. ' . :-eg -f . ' - .12 , ., . - . '. Qi5sf'5?lfsws?ig5.a . . 5 .1 - . fy -. . ,,.. , ' 2 ' . A . - 'sift-isa fif i is in f. ' . 1'-U1:,,:.-aiii. mis: , ' f isvfszig -M ,, . ' I .f ' ' I s . r s ste., .. sg... 4 gss. A ' ': x 3. 5 . , :i-:: ,t.. if f r . sisi S i 1 f ' 1 I Sa ffi.:f .fi5 'fi' 2 .,': Q It S ,. . lssstsi . 1 A J a egis. 1 R ,VL.V Q A . 1 '.--ii 1 S . . J A . ., , .,'. A . gt 'i -' 1.,.3 . '- ,,. .r x .E .. . . -. a 1 -' .,--. ..,. , ,..,..,..-.,eaf.... s . i- .... ,Ss .. ...- ,f .. Sf.-. ,.., ,..,. .. , . . . - .,. e . f ......sSe:s1s2i.se 1 ,. ...nel - - it .. - if Q' W --4: -- - .-.,. . . -. Hi.: .- 1... Q. 4 :si 1 -P if V 'J J - -' B Ks gg-t... , .S V . . our fi if : wi zu s, .. J K 2-Q. K .gfgffi .55-g, -.- g .. ,sa g 11 .9 .V 'K .. f',s-Qgg.Zgg..5- ' 'A E 1 Q 1 1 . is ew .S X , 2 kl 'ii' . sit' '..t' A 1 iitis 'si CLAUDETTE ROUSSEAU-A Cappella Choir, Lettergirl Society, Bowling, Drill Team. LORRAINE SCHLAGER-Girls' League Representative, Finance Office. PATRICIA SCHMITT-Girls' League Representative, G. A. A., Drama, Grad- uation Committee, Bowling. DONNA SCHMITTHAMMER- Transfer-Band, Student Government Council, Choir, Girls' Glee Club. RICHARD SCHROEDER-Sound Crew. DEANNA SCHULTZ-Drill Team, Modern Dance, Lambda Historian Treas- urer, Lettergirls' Society President. PAT SCHUMERT-A Cappella Cholr, G. A. A., Lettergirl Society, Bowling. LYNETTE SEABAUGH-Modern Dance, G. A. A., Senate, Girls' League Rep- resentative, Club '54 Committee. BARBARA SHENEMAN-Skyliner Staff. JERRY SHONER-Industrial Arts Ford Foundaion Award. BEN SIMMS-Football, Band. i. A lx. lair-a i f , , 1 . , I lhlb E 1 E E i ' 3 i A ...,, 'S L i-1 Q X 11, W : lill V g ulg , gggy V ,',.,, SQ .ilt i -- l- i , l - JV 'Milt lf-Elini. Y i 'lli ii .lizli r ' . m y J 5 . i---...,.. r.-. rire ilrrr .- ..,r.i- iilii .'r ill-..- z. , --f 7 'P 'El b n L u . f f' lfife, I f i., iff? if 'Li A. l -i'- . -- f Q I 2.4 bl l - .J ,...-r l - T a eir ..,... - S' A ,V .3 .Q ,S-, ,T H g . a - .f . ,.-'i. 5 X if Y a. all iliiit . .a.-.,-.A q . , C fL,.L' ,B -'-., -'1- ' i -. 1 . f., 4 A 1? , L 'S-il . t i', fi fa a .1 L iliii -. ' ' , is -it , .t . SALLY SIMMONS-ACapeIla Choir. CAROL SMITH-Alphas, Graduation Committee, Luau Committee. VANCE SMITH-Graduation and Vespers Committee. STAN SOBBE-Varsity Football, Lettermen's Club Treasurer. DIANNA STAFFORD-Alphas, A Cappella Choir, Drill Team, Senior Play, C. S. F., Girls' Glee Club. KATHLEEN STANTON-Service and Scholarship Board, C. S. F. President, A Cappella Choir, Drill Team, G. A. A. Lettergirl Society. SHIRLEY STEELE-Service and Scholarship Board, Lettergirl Society, Senior Steering Committee, C. S. F., Student Government, Flight '54 Staff, Skyliner Staff, Gammqs, G. A. A., Rally Committee, A Cappella Choir, Bowling, Song Leaders' Club, Advanced Modern Dance. TONY STIEBER- LARRY STEIN-Band, Basketball, Science Club, Track. LYNN STORY-Drill Team, Alpha First Vice-President and Parliamentarian, A Cappella Choir, C. S. F. Sealbearer, Annual Staff. MARIE STUVER-A Cappella Choir, G. A. A. RUTH SWANSON-Commissioner of Posters, Alpha President and Histor- ian, Knights and Ladies, Senior Play, Modern Dance President, F. T. A. Secretary, Service and Scholarship Board Secretary. ROBERT TAYLOR- DONALD TESON-Senior Band, Orchestra, Baseball Manager. ROBERT THOMPSON-Varsity Basketball Letterman, Senate. BETTY THORPE-Drill Team, Girls' League Representative, Senate. THOMAS THRASHER-Yell Leader, Treasurer Senior Class, Commissioner of Student Personnel, Commissioner of Campus and Safety, Key Club Secretary, C. S. F., Boys' League Representative. ROBERT TOTH-Varsity, Football, Track. ELSIE TREADWAY-G. A. A. ED URBANK-Key Club Treasurer, Football Manager, Sound Crew, Science Club, Flight '54 Staff. MILT VOUGHT-C Basketball, Pharoughs. T07 ... t H2 ,, e . if K. my , '2.. . ff, it it C iii.. C A A ---,.1 f g A kkkr A ll l In in A A ..' . I. K . Q rtti Fl A 2 . siis . -',:- . -r . khrib, I . srb e S :qu L 'L-'L W .- . -v. ','--' AIA- til vi A A - 'nz y 1. 5- .,w, ,,,. E A . . A. I wsnlq g .. ,. - W . .. , ' -'-W is A A zl. ltss A i 151452 1 4 ' ' ,. .. ,-f- -J ' . L s' 2 -. fe .. , ,, . ef... - Q 1 T1 .. f e ,,,. 1 , 4, H gW..,kjgf, A Q. - f ., . Wie f-Vs F' ' - in , ,,-5. I .. N..-g.., S E 31 4 A :QR ,,.gg .iff gggziq-,:g1Q'f'??iS?e4A , e iii. uf S 1 I 1 -Y-if . CAMERA SHY- RICHARD DYCHES- SHARON FERGUSON- GORDON HARRISON-Basketball, Gymnastics, Annual Staff, Steering Com- mittee, Boys' League Representative. -- .H V , Y A-:xt MICHAEL WALL-Football, Basketball, Drama. VICTOR WALNE-Captain of Gym Team, Swimming. LADDIE WEBSTER-B Football, Wood Production. .IACQUELYN WEESE-Transfer-Tri Omega, Senior Council, Rally Club, Drama Club. JOHN WELKER-All City Swimming, Knights and Ladies, Swim Team, Boys' League Representative, Lettermens Club. CLAYTON WHITE-J. V. Baseball Letterman, D Basketball, Senate. ALLEN WILBER- RONALD WILEY-Science Club Treasurer, Boys' League Representative, Key Club. DONALD WILKIN-Varsity Football, Senate, A Cappella Choir. GAILINE WILLIAMS-G. A. A., Lettergirl, G. A. A. Cheerleader, Modern Dance. JEAN WINQUIST-Student Body Secretary, Girls' League Treasurer, Com- missioner of Clubs, Commissioner of Drives, Drill Team, Gammas, C. S. F., Hostess Club, Girls' League Representative, Red Cross, Fel- lowship Club. MARTY WITHERSPOON-Lettermen's Club, Senate, Varsity Football, Knights and Ladies, A12 Steering Committee. NALYEEN WORSHAM-Knights and Ladies, B12 Recording Secretary, A11 Steering Committee, Senate, Girl's League Representative, Drill Team, Alpha Secretary, Lettergirl, G. A. A. Cheerleader. FRANCIS WRIGHT-Girl's League Vice-President and Corresponding Sec- retary, G. A. A. Sports Manager and Cheerleader, Drill Team, Senate, Lettergirl, A Cappella Choir. THEODORE YONCKANS- MARILYN ZELINSKI-Gammas lst Vice-President and Secretary, G. A. A., Tennis, Lettergirl Society, C. S. F., Red Cross. ' X A . 108 continentals and elysians f--pwpw Ai t 15. Q 'E 5. 1 A ik s X L1 ., A 9 2 is f figs Qfli Q vim 'eff A fflf ' I f S' KLV. -- . 5 Qif' ' A' 1+ vfl' M N 35,5 Q3 . H Q , z W ilflxi ff 'K 4 - 6 ' I m 'L 'W ' .2 5k V. L TH, I ' Q1- ' 1 1 .,.L, 5 X 5 W... ins-fs DUN: HTF! 'W is Meswsgif Amr, 151 we f --f' :ww mms, 3 An ,.g ,wa K' 55. gr l, Www if 4 Wa Wu WW ,If 37 if 6 2' 'ff 5 'M' 3 3' H ELYSIAN CLASS SONG CTO the tune ot Auld Lang Syne Lyrics by l. Routh, S. Steelej With Colors yellovv, charcoal gray, And for friendship we do strive. We'll stand and cheer for the Elysian ot Winter '55. With spirit, loyalty and power, We'll never fade or die. So give a cheerAElysian Class To our school Westchester High. Class Th ee or the A-l l semester was composed of representatives of the history classes. Pictured above are: FIRST ROW: B. Engstrom, Chairman: B. Watts, C. Lander, S. Shoemaker. SECOND ROW: K. Broman, C. Feldman, V. Lawrence, L. Gleinn. e Elysian steering committ t The present Elysian steering committee is of the officers ot the class and r : . Feldman, Girls' Vice C. Robertson, Secretary: H. Scholtens, President. ROW: K. Broman, Treasurer, F. Stein, Boys' Vice D. Motle - N ' y, . Magnuson, Historian. THE ELYSIANS, one of the smallest classes to grace the Westchester High campus since the school began, made up for their lack of quantity with a tremendous amount of spirit and loyalty. Carrying on in true Elysian style, with their colors charcoal gray and yellow, the Winter Class ot '55 will always remember their Senior Prom, the Luau, Club '54, the Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game, and many other activities wh' h ic will remain the cher- ished memories of their senio r year. M , sponsor ot the senior class, has proven her abilities through her un- ending help and advice which she is always ready to donate. We, the members of the Winter Class of '55, wish to salute Mrs. Jinks . . . a lady. RS. THERESA JlNKS great epresentatives. above are FIRST ROW C composed Pictured President: SECOND President, 114 ELYSIAN CLASS LOWELL AAFEDT-Wood Production SHARON RAYE BAKER-Lettergirl Society, G. A. A., Dance Club. VIRGINIA BEGGS-Girls' League Vice-President and Corresponding Sec- retary. ART BLACKBURN-Varsity and B Football, C Track. ELAINE BOYCE-Commissioner of Girls' Athletics, Girls' League Chairman, G. A. A. Cheerleader, Lettergirl Secretary, Drill DON BONANO-Senate, Boys' League Representative, Varsity and ball, Mast valuable track man in '52. KAREN BROMAN-Knights and Ladies, Commissioner of Service and S ship, Commissioner of Clubs, Lambda President, B12 Treasurer. ROBERTA BUNN-A Cappella Choir, Modern Dance. cumuorrs CONMELL- ' SHARON COSIELLO-Art Service, Scholastic Art Award of Merit, tion Committee for Club '54, Big Sisters' Club. ADA MARIE CUPP-G. A. A., Lettergirl Society, Lambdas, Senate, GSITB. LYNETTE DAHLSTROM-Girls' League Representative, A Cappella . .,,. il. . -- ,5 k.:iEn,.ik:fgg, f ,tg-.WMV H S . ,.k,. Q . .5 3 ,K K i f 5 ' . 1 it A :exe-1-,.w,.wf+2 1. .. aww . f . ., 1 .. f,....'f1' f- 'si - 'W - -. . ,- ia'f:.:g:.:ii1ti25ZfgZef - 1. fig. f. A ., .- -A - 5 -- P 1 X.. . FE' . f.. .. 1. ..wf......a le- -3- 1' 11- , M -f -1 . .e-LM. .,.. J..-.,.y,,,w ..,. . . is . 31. Q Q F -V H . .... ,. f ., . V A . v ' I A a's' - f , Welfare L 's.,'. A Team. ' -S . 1 VV,k . .751 1 B Foot- I - W 7 M Q 5 ' - R cholar- .1 e - Q-Eff: ,'.. .fi s Q., f1i2if5 . , ,ttl W -L V, 1 A , WW . is - . A ' 'i . - if - -' 2 ---5.4 .. .g A-lfgz'-f .X,- r -, H s.., ' ' itra Decora- ,V -, he . mags- .N e i.: - , Orch- .... A 'T J .a,.,.... . ... E., .,..,,..,.. . ... ., ,.... ., , . 3. . Ch . 1 - 1: f was ,.-- .su-g?ifjs1.: . Q '. ':vfgfff3g-gg w t fflrff ei 55 mr' ' fl . Journalism Staff, Unesco Club. ..,,, N H I :-t R- M .,.. g i .. gz- --ef i'-. ' 1 1 .1:5: I . A . s' , ,, L, t.... sift ' A 'r 5 In 'I' - :-ug. A 1 ' an ki 1 - - . . . A V ' .tii , ' . S at .s. A f 1 - IS., l ' ll lm' S . . , l ll ' ... 'iig I 1 , ,. as .. - H 1 M - f:- S f 'ill S' '.--. ,stiei siss as -' .. sa' V A .-QI. ,..' ' www l , .f ' ..' Sl tim e f 2- Q , .L R W .. . .,,.. 4 1 K I K V - ...'.,,,v er 2.1. I C , L' . ia ,J hai ' . . f ,-..- i ., . ' ., .SES A ,,t.r-, .,'. .,,.,,. ,.., S iirsi A MARILYN DU NSWORTH-Modern Dance. BOB ENGSTROM-President of Lettermen Club, Commissioner ot Events, Comissioner Boys' Athletics, Senate, Varsity Football and Track. JUDY ERICKSON-Drill Team, Lambdas, G. A. A. CAROL FELDMAN-Senate, G. A. A. CLAIRE FELDMAN-Lettergirl Society, B12 Girls' Vice President, A11 Steering Committee, Lambda Historian, Drill Team. ROGER FENTON-B Track, Tennis. RICHARD FLETCHER- LOIS GLEINN-Drill Team, C. S. F. Vice-President, Finance Board, Service and Scholarship Board, Lambdas, G. A. A., Annual Staff, A11 Steer- ing Committee. DICK GOODMAN-Track Team. SHARON HASLAM-Girls' League Representative, Modern Dance, Hostess Club, G. A. A., Senate, Lettergirl Society.. JANET HOFFMAN-Modern Dance, Senate. DARLENEXJAPPEL-Senate. CHARLES LANDER-Knights and Ladies, Senate, Varsity Football Captain, Varsity Baseball, Lettermen's Club. VICKI LAWRENCE-Lettergirl Siciety, G. A. A., Tennis, Lambdas, Senate. JAY LINTON-Basketball, Lettermen's Club. NAN MAGNUSON-G. A. A. Vice-President, Drill Team Secretary, B12 His- torian, Lettergirl Society Vice-President, Lambda Treasurer. EDWARD RALPH MARZULLO-Tennis, C Track. MARGARET MORAN-Drill Team, Senate, Girls' League Representative. DON MOTLEY-Key Club, B12 Steering Committee, Tennis and Swim Team, Science Club. BONNIE NEBELS-Girls' Glee, G. A. A., Swim Team. ...G hh'l y 5 My I :vw ly R 1' 1 'Q' 1 ft. ' ' 1,, . -. A I ,,:- 'Ai T A if fy 'li I L I A ib' ' . ' . fl li! if A if lilies fi il -P yyt . , A A. ii l lit. ' il 'I'I5 JANE OLSON-Transferred from Arizona, Advanced Modern Dance, Girls' League Representative, G. A. A. TOM PEEL-B Football. SHARON PERKINS-Girls' Glee Club. PAT PERRIN- JAMES PETTY-B Football, Varsity Track, Annual Staff. VIC PISCIOTTA-Swim Team, Second place in City Swimming, Senate. RICHARD RICHARD-J. V. Baseball, Varsity Baseball Captain, B and Var- sity Basketball, Lettermans' Club. CAROL ROBERTSON-B12 Secretary, Drill Team, C. S. F. SHIRLEY ROBERTSON-Drill Team, Girls' League Representative. gy A w e g T A ...- c LENQRA ROSENKRANZ-Lettergirl Society, G. A. A., student store Staff, We L F. T. A. -1154 , 'Y V, f fgll msn: mourn- ' . ifkigyf' 'TS '- A .fl 3 l fl ..' a n MARSHA RUSS0- L i'i' A A cc gi, y ag fit si-mm SARDELL-Modem Dance, senate, Finance Board, Student sfore. A A Aiia . L Q L. i l 2' . are nas- Ji f it lu Nl 4323. :Q , .... l tl A .- - .. ., I 'WW' -M A In W HERMAN SCHOLTENS-BI2 President, B and Varsity Football, swam Team, T iii I 'A an H: A W Boys' League Representative, Key Club. zau ' srsvs SHOEMAKER-coums, Gym Team, A11 steering committee, wood ' sy K? , , ' aw ..y 'ik i,,. y A iv .A ik l ill ,,. SANDRA stem- ' ' ..., A A A ...W t , , C ..,. FLOYD STEIN-Senior B Boys' Vice-President, Varsity Football and Baseball, , . 5 ,.., ,HWS Lettermen's Club, Bank of America Award, President Senior Band. ,rl - ,gt g , F ..V gg DON WALTERS-Track T,eam, Senate. Y i't . 1 39' Y BILL WATTS-B Football, C Track. S A 4 ,V ,V - . . - . if iis.. ' f iill 3 'fe . if - I TOM WELLS-Basketball, Swim Team, Second Place in City Swimming. I .ygy .,.. gy Et ,V ,M iiii CAROl WHITNEY- 1. c if f in L l DON WHITSETT-Football, Track, Annual Staff, Senate, Letterman. J , V - gg, L -ff JERRY WILLBURN-Key Club, Gym Team. . A A f c .s... .,,..... it A I ,X . A ' r.At A f Nfktt .ssi la CAMERA SHY SIGRID ABRAMOWSKI-Senate, Girls' League Representative. SHIRLEY BROCKMAN-Senior Play. FRANK DUNAWAY-Key Club, Track, Football. ROBERT GAY- LARRY MCCREADY- PHILLIP TOWNER-Varsity Track. PHILLIP WEBB-Track Manager. DHIH6 '39 gi g? WAN 12.295 i gi 3 K WQQE, QM '?'F5E W' N4 TC? 2 HA? PROM an SENIOR FAREWELL Since the school began we have been a part of it. Six years ago Westchester was a new school with buildings still to be constructed. The un- educated scrubs of that first semester are today the Continentals. Then in the following spring another class of green B7's enrolled, and now they are the Elysians. We have reached the first of our main goals, graduation. There are new goals to set for our- selves now, perhaps higher and more difficult ones. To our teachers and sponsors we wish to ex- tend our gratitude for their patient guidance through our years of growing up and learning. They have all played an unforgetable part in our years at Westchester. 7 ,uf ,,-uizwifi Q . C. Feldman, P. Gaylord, J. Rowe. 118 honors We salute all of those graduating seniors who have brought so much honor upon Themselves and upon Westchester, but especially we salute these eleven ranking in order at the top of their class NORMA KAPLAN-Valeclictoriang Sealbearerg Exchange Club Awardg American Legion Essay Winner, Harlan Q. Acre Award: Reader's Digest Award, B'Nai B'ritl1 Essay Award. CHARLES CAREYeSaIutitorian, Exchange Club Award, Bank of Americap Language Department Awardf Sealbearer Award, Creative Writing, National Hearst U. S. Examination Award, Spelling Contest Winner, Iowa Test Achievement, I-lerald'Express Speech Contest. TERRY PAIGE-Parisi Award, Citizenship Awardg Iowa Test Achievement. - .Vk- V- A ' PHILLIP GOLD-Sealbearerg Bank of America Cup, Citizenship Achievement, Quill and Scroll, Iowa Test ti- ,L Achievement, B'Nai B-'rith Essay Award, Robinson Award. new , . BILL PRICE-Iowa Test Achievement, Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps Scholarship, Bank of America ff :tw ' 4. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION High grades are your only pass keys to this exclusive organization. Mr. Schafer is the sponsor. FIRST ROW: D. Stafford, C. Raboch, C. Orr, K. Stanton, L- Gleinn, F- Gfti' fin, N. Kaplan, K. King, P- Dienemanf C. Carey, L. Storey. SECOND ROW! B. Jewell, C. Fletcher, P. Makuh, V- Peart, S. Steele, D. McQuillir1, M, Burns, K. Roorda, B- Boris, NI- Ulene, CUP: Science Department Award. JUNE COLVIN-Business and Professional Women's Award, Gregg Shorthand Certificate Award, National Office Management Association Award. li' 'il' THIRD ROW: M. McKinney, ton, J. Wood, M. Padlipskyf Borgquist, M. E. Grant. M. R-andolph, R. Gold D. Rothenberg, J. Stan- M. Lebowitz, M. Caley J. Field Beniman, C. Struhar , R. Hann, B CAROLYN MADDOX-Classroom Citizenship, Los Angeles Sales Executive Club Award, Douglas Manage i Y .. , A S . gage .,.l- I Y filsipio l'1 5 fl .V VIRGINIA PEART-Classroom Citizenship, Business Education Department Award, Douglas Management THOMAS THRASHER-Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps Scholarship, lowa Test Achievement. M9 W' 1 iiii ifiz . 2 , Q r', GERD FRIEDRICH-Exchange Student from Germany sponsored by the United States Government. , Mr. Schafer is the Coordinator of Scholastic Achievements and Honors. li ? KNIGHTS AND LADIES Good KNIGHT Ladies -. The Knights and Ladies pictured above are the mem- bers of the only Senior hon- or organization in the school. Thc sponsors of the organi- zation are Mrs. Shirley Tay- lor and Mr. John Reilly. To be a member signifies that you are considered one of the top personalities in your class. FIRST ROW: M. Witherspoon, C. Maddox, D, Barnfather, R. Mason, J. Jespersen, J. Pesrt, B. Price, P. Gold. SECOND ROW: D. Miller, J. Welker, R. McKee, J. Lindsay, B. Engstrom, M. Pollock, J. Overton. THIRD ROW: T. Paige, C. Ritter, J. Hale, R. Swan- son, N. Lombard, K. Broman, F. Grit- fin, N. Worsham. FOURTH ROW: J. Kistler, J. Howard, S. Champlin, C. LaFranchi, D. Rothenberg, N. Kaplan. 'II9 0 Q fly. M P ,, L'- ' w ggi Mx b 'wx 3 qi ll, sk J, in we W. .W 1 mm . is r-- ,Jw M ,WMM 44