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

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Business Education Q 'f-k fs .K , l THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: Row A: Mrs. Plummer, Mrs. Priebe, Miss King, and Mr. Barnhill. NY? vs f M. BUSINESS MACHlNES, a required course for all business maiors, enables students to gain practical experience. 1 C' K' ,vm ff ifflii i as PRACTICAL BUSINESS SUBJECTS TEACHERS who prepare students for future job opportunities are Mr. Desrosiers, Mrs. Van Kirk, chairman, and Miss Caras. Second row: Mr. Manos, Mrs. Berry, Mrs. Campeau, and Miss Sheldon. English 'I-l Lu. as X, Q ic.. sa fx -wr ?W ,,s. etr, Mrs. Buck, Miss Sheldon, Miss Morris, and Mrs. Varga. Row B: Mr. Kemper, Miss Montgomery, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Douglas, chairman, Mr. Dalinsky, 5lRM0S 5 liXlllXN . lil llllll es, ,af il ENTHUSIASTIC SPANISH STUDENTS, Jerry Palo, Karen Edwards and Jack Kanberg discuss the previous assignment. JULIUS CAESAR is reenacted by enthusiastic tenth graders: Rick Bender, Cathy Gourley, Donna Brown, Glen Jackson, and Ann Anderson, O Foreign Language NUI!! .-.E 9 S: 3' . il td 'Y' 'ul FOREIGN LANGUAGE is capably taught by: Mrs. Stephens, Miss Morrison, Mrs. Charnes, Miss Kalpakian, and Mrs. Keirn, chairman. Second Row: Mr. Desrosiers, Mr. Gonzales, Mr. Stein, and Mrs. Aberson. Homemaking L n-f. IU' 17 .3-ad - ' N W , .. ,J J M saw FASHION EXPERTS, Mrs. Earick, chairman, and Mrs. Bush consult pattern books for new ideas. FUTURE MATHEMATICIANS are ir1SfI'U Debelak, Mr. Johnson, and Mr. Wer Nothing Succeed: ,4- A .xr-qu , ff DESIGNING new school fashions are Leslie Phillips and Betty Meisenbach, while Mrs. Earick helps Sharon Smith and Sue Widauf. vw-..,, THE MISTAKE IS HERE, indicates Mr. De Angelis to Pat McMillan, Charlie Shaw, Danny Myrtle, and Mr. Ullrich. Industrial Arts 66.-'W' X Q-c INDUSTRIAL ARTS teachers, Mr. Lillegraven, Mr. De Angelis, Mr. Durham, Mr. Ullrich, chairman, Mr. Beattie, Mr. Spaugh and Mr. Svidor, teach stu 8 Mathematics 8' . Q '? methods of solving problems by Mr. Pollock, Miss Poffenbarger, Mr. Foote, and Mr. Graham. Second Row: Mr. Shafer, chairman ii' ,GI -,we ,-wi I I ww. , ,' I .Z t My ing . is ' . Ns, . I l m i .M . . 41 , 'I Q - I 1 '-Q I SCHOOL SPIRIT is displayed by Westchestefs talented band members. KT' 'K' EW F Q 3 f il trades. NEW ARRANGEMENTS are planned by Mr. Wood, Music Department Chairman and Mr St Pierre ' 1 , . I .3 ,N 3 V it I . ,. ' 'sswfslr E ' 1 3' crr, as I as t ,., ..,,, ,.., K X . - I . S' In '- ' llf1?f'i-VV? ' hm' ,Q I I , fig 5 K get 8 f E H 'J' I 9. X . fam n 3 I W THE SLIDE RULE is an important tool for advanced mathematics as Bob Blakeman and Mr. Schaffer demonstrate its use to the rest of the class Physical Education Girls' R' '19 OUR LEADING LADIES who make P.E. a pleasure are Mrs. Kweller, Mrs, Hill, Mrs. L.. C? A A K, it it Hannah, chairman, Miss Peterson, Mrs. Castaneda, and Miss Davis. Education forms rf f ,- C T ,M , X. w.-.., ,,,. , ,, ., , .,. ar ' - EXERCISING is a daily routine in all Physical Education classes. as I 3 H, y 'Q 'sf ENTHUSIASM for gymnastics is displayed on the ropes by Bob Suddaby Dennis Kuhl and Doug Phillips on the parallel bars while Mr. Greves Physical Education Boysl ,Q gs. , sf - K 1 54 PREPARING teams for competition is one of the numerous duties of our Boys P.E. Department consisting chairman, Mr. Saunders, and Mr. Young. all of Mr. Greve, Mr ' va! b .......... Q X 1 l X ' ,, his Q Gonzales, Mr. Brubaker Science if 1 AN OUTSTANDING Science Department endeavors to create interest in the field of science. Row Ai Mrs. Brooker, Mr. Cannon, Mrs. Castaneda, Mr. Burt, chairman, Mrs. Schiff, and Mr. Waddingham. Row B: Mr. Baker, Mr. Monahan, Mr. Cord, Mr. Cheetham, Mr. Gordon, and Mr. Lamm. the mcin ...W 4 .. mm W -Q ' W... W. , 1 1 -Q... . .. ng 5'-we C' ' N 1? S-Q DISPLAYING their skills in chemistry are Doug Linn, Dennis Turner, and Ken Willis. EAGER STUDENTS listen attentively while Jerry Goodell gives an oral report to Mr. euiiers us. History class, vs' Y' THE SOClAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT consists of Mr. Leiffer, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Tucker, chairman, Miss Walsh -and Mrs. Newman. Second row: Mr. Lipshutz, Mr. Khasigian, Mr. Anastasia, Mr. Robbins, Mr. Paulson, Mr. Gutter and Mr. Nudson. l l 'LLK - 'mn um imsflsmz Gas -.......-- ' ' si U 'Nw LAST MINUTE CRAMMING is done in the school library. Mrs. Templin, library assistant, confers with Mrs. Bennett, Westchester's outstanding librarian while Sue Nelson assists students in the selection of books. In the foreground students study while Elaine-Droge consults the card catalogue. . i 'TT ' -tn-it fs i s ss fe INSTRUCTING Drivers Education and Drivers Training students are Mr. Hirsch and Mr. Lipshutz, while Mr. Waayers is on the road. N 1 CANTEEN THE RUSHING to lunch lines, purchasing food, and meeting friends is typical of noontime at Westchester. i2 ,,,,,..,....---- ,,,,,......----' .- an Competence ond Helpfulness fi G4 fx l 5 -16 4-ar 'Q 3. CQ? ,,.,..--- ,,..,-- .,...-- Q Q? THE OFFICE PERSONNEL includes Mrs. Schumacher, credit clerk, Mrs. Moreno, secretary, Miss Dugger, clerketypist, Hughes, clerk-stenographer, Mrs. Templin, library clerk, Mr K BEAUTIFUL CAMPUS is maintained by West- :hester's gardeners: Mr. Dennler, supervising gar- lener, Mr. MacRae, Mr. Howlett, and Mr. Pallesonp Vlr. Purser, Westchester's engineer, smiles his approval. i 'Nike s. Franz, clerk-typist, and Mrs. Mason, textbook clerk. Q.- '- -uv uu- 3 and Roberta Rudd, helper. Second row: Mrs. Q J QF I 'fs if I ' 9 I X 431 , . , PREPARING FOOD for all occasions is the cafeteria staff: Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Converse, Chair- man, Mrs. West, Mrs. Sneckenberger, and Mrs. Rolark. Second row: Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. McMurray, Mr. Jones and Mrs. Brinkley. H ? 2, ft WORKING AT ALL HOURS to keep our classrooms clean are the custodians. Row A: Mr. Young, Mr. Bunting, Mr. Sypolt, Mr. Lindsay, Mr. McAllister, Mr. Moore, Mr. Riley and Mr. Avant. Row B: Mrs. Howard, Mr. Rasmussen, Mr. Hill, Mrs. Jackson, Mr. Crawford, Mr. Watkins, supervising custodian, Mr. Burton, Mrs. Llfuubine AAR fn:-tnlnrw-J nn,-I Alf: LI,-sun-sn-J Student Government School spirit has been at its peak this year. The s dent body officers have been working diligently give Westchester the best leadership possible. S dent Government has been in charge of all spc rallies and worked with the Pep Club in giving We chester one of the finest card sections in the Weste League. The Howdy Hop, at the beginning of ec semester, gave everyone a chance to welcome 1 new BlO's. The traditional Homecoming game was planned the Commissioner of Girls' Athletics. Each year 1 alumni return to view the Homecoming activities. The Commissioner of Records and Trophies is charge of Winter Wonderland, the first formal dar of the year. This dance had the enthusiastic suppi of the entire student body. , Westchester's Student Body officers have lived to the standards set by previous student leaders a have made the past year a great success. M L Students Gain THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT plans the activities for a successful year. Discussing this year's program are Lee Silverman, Leslie Phillips, Roy Harper, Pat Sawyer, Sue Nelson and Marcia Hammer. 1 WINTER SENATE Row A: Barbara Fulkerson, Teressa Carr, Lynn Ferguson, Diane Walton, Eileen Yurga, Lynne Fratus, Lee Silverman, Sherry Thomas, Kenny Walker, Sue Hudson, Diane Doling, Bonnie Levy, Karen Liunggren, Elyse Miller. Row B: Jerry Cregar, Gayle Freeman, Marv Silberman, Bob Schwartz, Jim Hudson, Doug Delio, Fred Lach, Jim Collister, Susan Kibler, Milanna Nickliss, Carol Schoch, Brenda McGuire, Carol Strong, Judy Schwartz. Row C: Leanne LaFond, Bonnie Galiher, Norrene Walton, Connie Hayes, Darlene Webber, Kathy Kirkpatrick, Sunny Davidson, Roger Brown, Gary Glynn, Bob Schwalm, Mike Cutter, Susan Winchester, Diane DeMatteis, Bob Saitman, Barbara Chadwick, Carol Church, Lani Galiher, Virginia Savory. Row D: Lynn Pfeil, Tom Wood, Donna Rice-Wray, Don Devine, Andy Nyhuis, Dick Crotsley, Dean Graen, Sheldon Cohen, Sven lbsen, Ken Hudson, Hugh Hoard, Jon Rasmussen, Sheldon Maiman, Terry Larsen, Paula Hoffeld, Al Zusman, Jim Yoshitani. QQ' Lee Silvermqn Pat Sawyer Marcia Hammer Student Body Vice-Pregidgnf Student Body President Student Body Secretary Valuable Experience Through Leadership U- . i ' V1 WINTER STUDENT GOVERNMENT. Row A: Marcia Hammer, Pat Sawyer, Lee Silverman, Row B: Mr. Baker, Marv Silberman, Carol Coulter, Don Griffiths Betti Johnson, Carol Reedy. Row C: Renee Yancey, Margaret Alexander, Mary Best, Gay Johnson, Ginny Storie, Marilyn McDonald. Row D: Bob Morrison Leslie Phillips, Roy Harper, Sue Nelson, Jim Burtle, Max Van Orden. re I 5 f Student Government Westchester High School's Student Court is one of the most important branches of the school's government, Patterned as closely as I possible after national courts of law, its SU m members consist of a Chief Justice and a iury of twelve students. Each semester the Chief Justice is elected by the Student Body. This year the jury of the court is comprised of members of various campus organizations. Knights and Ladies, G.A.L.S., Lettergirls, and Barristers, are among those clubs repre- sented. Next year Student Government will .yiy 1 gb.. .,,.. iff, 1r3'.,55f.,-??.,,.fij'5 act as the fury. 1'-4'-If Throughout the school, signs are posted : f'H7fv'fff Dt., which inform the student body of the of- fenses for which a citation will be issued. If a student receives such a summons, he is called before the Court, where his case is heard, and his sentence decided upon. Westchester High School's Student Court has functioned in an efficient and democratic manner, contributing greatly to the improve- ment of our campus conditions. Council Acts MEMBERS OF THE STUDENT COURT penalize offenders of school rules, Len Fligsten, Ginny Storie, Bill Christopher, Bev Gorlin, Mike Josephson, Margaret Alexander, Mrs. Campeau, Roy Harper, Gay Johnson, Ed Olsen, Geraldine Ferguson, Mark Bursfein, Bill Jasper. SUMMER SENATE. Row A: Leslie Critchfield, Joann Bartha, Kathy Nordstrom, Georgia Ketterer, Kathie O'Shea, Allen Hanson, Darlene Noble, Terry Doige, Kathy Franklin, Pam Johnson, Crystal Wood, Bob Schwartz, Carolyn Ensign, Pam Ott, Kris LaRocco, Terry Murphy, Dianne Wyler, Judy Chesky, Barbara Marcom, Marie Slattery, Joan Oswald. Row B: David Eshelman, Georgia Freed, Frank Dodge, Steve Stremel, Erwin Bissinger, Denny Graves, Bob Christensen, Tom McCutcheon, Bill Jasper, Al Zusman, Ken Marineau, Chuck Nicolai, John Nielsen, Cliff Obray, Lynn Pfeil, Judy Ostrow, Roy Connelly. Row C: Jeanette Almquist, Linda Cald- well, Diane McPhail, Sue Hudson, Judy Olympius, Cheryl Overose, Larry Scott, Harold Maas, Bon Schwalm, Don McPherson, Kenny West, Barbara Hefferlin, Christie Johnson, Cathy Parmenter, Susan Kibler, Nancy Millikan, Karen Skuban, Bev Gorlin. Row D: Mike Sellwood, Brian Franks, Bob Morrison, Ken Walker, Dick Crotsley, Phil Renfro, Ken Hudson, Jon Rasmussen, Sheldon Cohen, Sven lbsen, Jeffrey Solomon, Linda Gaskill, Ron Shepherd, Gary Martin, Mike Tyler, Sandy McClintock, Jim Burtle, Ron Millen, George McNeese. Crygml Wood Lee Silverman Sue Nelson S1udenT Body vicewesrdem Sfudenl Body President Sfvdem Body Sffffemfv As Voice ol Sluclenls SUMMER STUDENT GOVERNMENT. Row A: Wendy Yee, Forida Auzam, Crystal Wood, Lee Silverman, Sue Nelson, Linda Gerrish, Carol Reedy. Row B Carol Coulter, Gay Johnson, Margaret Alexander, Sherry Thomas, Renee Yancey, Nancy Foster, Milanna Nickliss, Francoise Gerard, Mr. Baker. Row C Hugo Mafos-Gomes, Dick Mandeloris, John Ford, Ken Hudson, Roy Harper, Bill Jasper, Beverly Gorlin. LESLIE PHILLIPS Winter Girls' League President. WINTER '60 OFFICERS, Doreen Takvorian, Marlene Webber, Judy Ostrow, Leslie Phillips, Bev Gorlin, and Marilyn McDonald relinquish their duties at the Girls' League Installation, BIue Horizons. WINTER GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET Row A: Lynne Foster, Judy Ostrow, Leslie Phillips, Marlene Webber. Row B: Marilyn McDonald, Bev Gorlin, Doreen Takvorian, Linda Pearson. Girls' WINTER GIRLS' LEAGUE Girls' League has had one of their most tri- umphant semesters. Presiding over the fall ac- tivities was Leslie Phillips, who was ably assisted by her cabinet. The fall activities of Girls' League included a B-IO Orientation and the Spinsters' Hop, a gala dance where the girls asked the boys. Also included was the Hi Jinx, a spooky Halloween party. Bobbing for apples and an applesauce eating contest were among the many highlights of the evening. A good time was had by all. Good Grooming Week featured an assem- bly which showed proper care of hair, skin, and hands. Many girls found very helpful hints from this discussion. The welfare proiect which Girls' League chose was to collect toys for the ChiIdren's Hospital. The theme was Fill Santa's Sack The idea proved very successful and rewarding to all. WINTER GIRLS' LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES Row A: Sally Beeson, Marilyn McDonald, Mai'ene Webber, Lynne Foster, Doreen Takvorian, Linda Pearson, Bev Gorlin, Georgena Haida. Row B: Kathie Kaiser, Holly Barnard, Pat Norman, Bonnie Cooper, Karen Blain, Barbie Douglas, Ann Frick, Joann Cummings. Row C: Barbara Blair, Karen Edwards, Chris Spooner, Joan Oswald, Janet Peek, Carol Newkirk, Margie Templin, Jerrie Ferguson. Row D: Barbara Ann Nick, Judy Malin, Linda Clausen, Elaine Droge, Jeanne Yurga, Evan Gesselman, Maryl Colley. KING OF SPINSTERS HOP, Johnny Thomsen, was ,-.-mums.-J ku flii-le' Ipnmn: President Ieslie PHIIIIDS. SUMMER GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET. Row A: Jean Heyerick, Virginia Hammill, Bev Gorlin Marilyn McDonald, Bonnie Galiher, Row B, Bev Gorlin, Lynne Foster, Barbara Nick, Mrs, Keirn. League SUMMER GIRLS' LEAGUE The girls of Westchester have workea diligently to carry on a well planned Girls' League. Some ot the purposes of Girls' League are to promote friendship among the girls of the school, to uphold high standards for girls, to cultivate the ideals ot democratic living, responsibil- ity, and service, and to promote training in preparation for active, intelligent par- ticipation as adults in community life. The Summer Girls' League Cabinet planned many activities tor the spring semester. President Bev Gorlin was as- sisted by a capable cabinet in planning Girls' League activities, Some of these included the B-IO Orientation, which was planned tor all new girls, Girls' Week, a Spring dance: a welfare protect, and a Cotton Day. Igi ill ,M .. -f-' . vii it . . i ' ' -4 i V . ' I f ' Q , 's ' l it s .ig g- ,ir nlul .gli ml' t , A ll , ,.., A sss i E' F' 'af s , I A SPOOKY HALLOWEEN was enjoyed by everyone at the annual Girls' League Hi Jinx. Summer Girls' League President WELCOMING the new girls at the semi-annual Girls' League B410 Orientation Assembly is Lynne Foster. We 1-as wsP.i'T' i ' SUMMER GIRLS' LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES Row Af Judy Holmes, Susan Lilly, Kathie O'Shea, Ginny Storie, Barbara Ann Nick, Bev Gorlin, Marilyn McDonald, Jean Heyerick, Betti Paloutzian, Roely VanDiik, Sue Dodge, Row B: Stella Sanz, Cecile Vance, Donna Jo Seifert, Carolyn Mayberry, Georgia Trammell, Carol Hill, Melody Fleming, Sylvia Steel, Sharon Ordman, Dianne Wyler, Bonnie Matthews. Row C: Eileen Johns, Janet Ewalt, Pat Barclay, Barbara Ogden, Lynn Pfeil, Marsha Matthew, Peggy Wallace, Marilyn Canoe, Gale Smith, Margaret Oben, Marlene Webber, Julie Firman, Row D: Valerie Tutterrow, Eileen Nebel, Diane DeMatteis, Eileen Yurga, Sue Hudson, Barbara Adams, Claudette Unkrey, Sandy Headrick, Joyce Christensen, Trina Dunaway, Karen Rasmussen, Diane Robinson. Jim Burtle WINTER BOYS' LEAGUE CABINET Winter Boys' League President ALAN SMILER PRESENTS Jim Burtle with the President's gavel, the symbol of the office of Boys' League President, at the semi-annual installation. .F ,Q : L'-.F - , . WINTER BOYS' LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES Row A: Tim Morgan, Randy McKnight, Jim Hudson, Jerry Solomon, Jim Burtle, Bill Jasper, Bob Schwalm, Richard Gleinn, Jeriy Kinmont, Alan Gassman, Jim Thomsen. Row B1 Jeff Hubblebank, Gary Glenn, Chuck Kagy, Howard Zeff, Ed McCarthy, Ray Hawkesworth, Dave Cohan, Alan Turney, Steve Chabre, Bill Davis, Richard Yoshioka. Row C: Tony Gardner, Steve Larrabee, Charles Rust, Phil Ahfeldt, Roger Benke, Don Lautenback, Doug Russell, Arnie Sperling, Fred Drilling, Steve La Fronchi, Mike Harding, Don Rath. Row D: Jeff Le Boff, Jerry McElroy, Lee Peisker, Steve Willer, Steve Haas, Dave Anderson, Mike Holty, Larry Colton, Frank Vacio, Bill Smith, Mark Gateman, Paul Zimmerman, Al Zusman. Row A: Alan Smiler, Jim Burtle, Bill Jasper. Row B: Jerry Solomon, Bob Schwalm. Boys' WINTER BOYS' LEAGUE Under the sponsorship of Mr. Lamm and the leadership of Jim Burtle, the Winter Boys' League enjoyed many successful activities. Their first event was the B-IO Orientation Assembly. This was followed by the Fall Sports Assembly and the Boys' Week As- sembly which featured Parry O'Brien, two time Olympic Gold Medal winner in the shotput. Highlighting the events of the semester was the annual Bach- elor's Ball, Candy Cane Lane, which was held in the social hall on December fourth from eight to eleven. The planned program of Boys' League has provided each boy with an oppor- tunity to participate in school activities. CANDY CANE LANE, the Boys' League Dance, was an entertaining evening for all who came. Officers and their dates supporting this function were Bob Schwalm and Leanne LaFond, Jim Burtle and Gay Johnson, and Bill Jasper and Bonnie Cooper. L .. L Vi' ,- i 9 .J , SUMMER BOYS' LEAGUE CABINET Bill Jasper Row A: Jerry Solomon, Bill Jasper, Mike Harding, Mr. Lamm. Summer Boys' League President League SUMMER BOYS' LEAGUE Boys' League enioyed a very successful semester under the able leadership of Bill Jasper, president, and Jerry Sol- omon, vice-president. The first Boys' League sponsored event of the semester was the B-TO Orientation Assembly. The next activity was the Spring Sports Assembly, highlighted by a tennis demonstration which was help- ful to all forthcoming tennis pros. Sug- gestion week proved quite a success. Many helpful ideas were sent to Student Government for approval. The student body wishes to thank Boys' League for the wonderful job they have done this semester and in the past. BOYS' LEAGUE sponsored the Christmas Dance, Candy Cane Lane, This holiday affair was held on December 4, 1959. AT THE SPRING SPORTS ASSEMBLY, sponsored by the Boys' League, the mer of the spring athletic teams were introduced. r' xx - uX Na O -Y?--mf SUMMER BOYS' LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES Row A: Dick Hettig, Jim Hudson, Brian Franks, Jerry Solomon, Bill Jasper, Jim Jones, Jerry Smith, Richard Gleinn. Row B: Stan Francis, Robert Garbisch, Philip Edwards, Al Zusman, Jorge Sanz, George McNeese, William Goff, Fred Drilling, Chris Spencer. Row C: Paul Zimmerman, Jeff Hublebank, Don Stewart, Gary Martin, Chuck Pieper, Doug Amidon, Tom Bartone. Row D: Douglas Phillips, Steve Larrabee, Larry Hoffman, Steve Haas, Gerry Vanderville, Jim Osborn, Fred Potter. Achieve with Honor K l 5 BANK OF AMERICA ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS Row A: Virginia Savory, Mary Ellen Riepe, Naomi Steinfeld, Carolyn Sherman, Catherine Doyle. Row B: Sheldon C Virginia Savory Bank of America Trophy Award Naomi Steinfeld Bank of America Trophy Award, National Councils of Teachers of English Award THE BANK OF AMERICA AWARDS have been designed to stim- ulate and encourage students in their academic, vocational, and citizenship training. To emphasize the value of such achieve- ments, the program grants a large number of certificates, trophies, and major cash awards. Competition and elimination begins in each individual high school, where two classes of awards are presented. The first class consists of eleven specific fields: mathematics, laboratory science, music, art, English, social science, foreign language, business, home economics, agriculture, and trades and industry. Winners in each of these fields receive certificates and are eligi- ble to compete for additional honors in the second class of awards. The second class presents engraved trophies in the four general fields of science and mathematics, fine, liberal, and vocational arts. Those winning a General Field Award participate in a Zone Contest where they have the opportunity to win cash awards. Zone winners go on to city-wide finals in competition for awards of cash ranging from S100 to 51000. In order to qualify as a contestant in the Bank of America pro- gram, a student must be in his senior year, have top scholarship rating, and be nominated by the chairman of the department in which he is competing. Judging is based on the following cri- teria: scholastic achievement, citizenship records, student and community activities, character, and personality. Charles Rose Put Sawyer Westchester 20-30 Club W9SiClWe5i6l' 20-30 Club Citizenship Award Citizenship Award ohen, John Langfitt, Chuck Walcott. We Enter Mary Ellen Reipe Bank of America Trophy Award Linda Joy McCarty National Council of Teachers of English Award KNIGHTS AND LADIES S KNIGI-ITS AND LADIES Row A: Annette Van Orden, Mary Ellen Riepe. Janice Sondreal, Carol Church, Nancy Foster, Larry Colton, Johnny Thomsen, Leslie Phillips, Pat Sawyer, Forida Auzam. Row B: Mike Josephson, Linda Gerrish, Judy Ostrow, Crystal Wood, Marcia Hammer, Hugo Matos-Gomes, Mary Ellen Vorzimer, Carole Carlin, Joan Freisinger, Francoise Gerard, Ginnie Storie. Row C: Don Devine, Don Griffiths, Bill Gray, Bob Beeson, Jan Gary, John Langfitt, Dave Loring, Jim Burtle, Len Fligsten, Lynne Foster, Mary Vige, Lee Silverman. Knights and Ladies, Westchester High SchooI's honor service club, is an organization pledged to serve the school with a spirit of loyalty and good fellowship, Its members render many definite and outstanding services. These include raising the flag each morning, ushering at graduation and at various other programs and serving as the schools official hosts and hostesses. ln addition, members fulfill specific assignments when called upon by the administration. Each semester, the Knights and Ladies also sponsor a worthwhile campus project. For the past year, these have been very profitable book drives, aimed at increasing the library's resources. Mem- bers of the club are chosen on the basis of scholarship, citizenship and service to the school. They must be nom- inated by the faculty, approved by the administration, and voted upon by the present Knights and Ladies mem- bers. Under the excellent sponsorship of Mrs. Buck and Mr. Baker, the Knights and Ladies have had a most active and successful year. We Try . . . We Achieve AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE For a number of years, the American Field Service in our community has annually received several foreign stu- dents. Since T955 one or two Westchester students have been sent abroad. Each of our former representatives has had the opportunity to participate in a summer program where he or she experienced life in another country for a period of three months. This year, however, the Amer- ican Field Service Committee, headed by Mrs. Henry Larsen and Dr. Donald Rock, announced that a new and exciting change may be made. It is hoped that West- chester students may be offered the opportunity to par- ticipate in both a summer and a winter program. This second, and newer, scholarship will consist of spending NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP Each year The National Merit Scholarship Corporation selects almost one thousand high school seniors to re- ceive four year college scholarships with a total value of over five million dollars. In order to qualify for these awards, A-I I's and B-I2's took a special test on March l9, I96O. The results will be disclosed sometime in October. The National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test measures skill in five areas: vocabulary, English grammar and usage, mathematical skills, and ability to understand written material in the social studies and in the natural sciences. The purpose of the test is to evaluate educational growth and aptitude. five school months abroad. Both programs offer the Westchester exchange student the opportunity to act as a junior diplomat, furthering knowledge and understand- ing among the nations of the world. NATIONAL MERIT HONORS Row A: Marv Ellen Riepe, Naomi Steinteld. Row B: Chuck Walcott, William Keenan. Absent, Joan Giffords. AMEICAN FIELD SERVICE FINALISTS Row A: Marie Noerdlinger, Joanne Rothenberg, Pam Johnson, Pat Burn Row B: Steve Alkus, Bob Schwalm. ' ln S ' 'ZS-, . , . . A ,zz ,vs s Q K -1 V., W Q gl . z 5 .441 ALDEBARAN SEALBEARERS Row Af Jim McKinney, Helen Mills. Row B: Bob Beeson, Chuck Rose. IMPERIAL SEALBEARERS C. S. F. THE CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION is a state wide honor society comprised of over a hundred high school chapters. Membership in The group is based upon The achievement of high scholarship earned during the preceding semester. Each Term a student is qualified to apply for membership it his grades include at least Three A 's and one AT The end of his high school career, if he has been a C.S.F. member for at least Tour of his six semesters, one of which must be in the twelfth grade, he is granted a lite membership, Lite members are honored with a gold seal of The Federation which appears on Their diploma at graduation as well as upon Their transcript of records. Leading universities and colleges throughout California and The nation at large recognize This honor and otter special scholarships which are available only to Sealbearer Award winners. Row A: Carole Ingersoll, Janet Ewalt, Ginny Storie, Karen Whipple, Naomi Steinfeld, Mary Ellen Riepe, Julie Aroian, Linda Pearson, Carolyn Sherman, Barbara Tharff. Row B: Sharen Hall, Jill Fredimann, David Cohen, Dave Loring, John Langfitt, Fred Potter, Bill Gray, Mary Vige, Mary Ellen Vorzimer, Marilyn McDonald ,I- S - ,o , rg X I E T 0 Graves, Pat Lambert. w' - Susan Hardy. WINTER CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Row Af Leanne LaFond, Judy Schwartz Naom Steinfeld, Evelyn Hirschon, Sheila Rhodes Trisl Burns, Annette Van Orden, Jon Hetterlin, Bill Gray Carolyn Sherman, Mary Ellen Riepe, Karen Ketcham Mary Smith, Julie Aroian, Helen Mills, Pam John son, Joy McCarty. Row B: Nancy Foster Carole Carlin, Sherry Stonberg, Janet Peek, Gloria Hurn Dorothy Doyle, Diane Clark, Sandi Fatur Sharer Hall, Pat Preshaw, Connie Hayes, Nancy Lubarsky Virginia Savory, Betty Bartholomew, Judy Dyer Row C: Judy Rouleau, Sue Corey, Carole Ingersoll Frances Mullane, Linda Gerrish, Margaret Alex ander, Crystal Wood, Jill Tiedemann, Joyce Hellwig Nancy Millikan, Mary Vige, Marcia Hammer Joar Freisinger, Mary Ellen Vorzimer, Carol Church Kathy Kirkpatrick, Carol Coulter, Joyce Christensen Lindc Lipzen, Linda Clausen, Ginny Storie. Row D Joar Oswald, Joan Giffords, Charles Escoffcry Steve Alkus, Bill Carey, Nancy Welsh, Dave Loring Johr Langfitt, Jim McKinney, Sven Ibsen, Bob Giffords Earl Place, Bob Beeson, Richard Tenney Denny SUMMER CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATIOI' Row A: Karen Ketcham, Evelyn Hirschon, Mary Ellei Riepe, Naomi Steinteld, Ginny Storie, Bonnie Cooper Julie Aroian, Virginia Savory, Linda Pearson Carolyn Sherman, Pat Burns, Donna Massey Rov B: Janet Ewalt, Joy McCarthy, Sharen Hall Caroli Ingersoll, Mary Vige, Crystal Wood, Sherry Ston berg, Mary Ellen Vorzimer, Janet Peek Sheilr Rhodes, Sally Pierce, Carol Smith, Row C Charle Escoffery, Bill Gray, Ken Marineau, Richard Tenney Jeff LeBoff, Bob Giffords, Joyce Hellwig Jud Rouleau, Wes Cooper, Art Gardener, David Cohen WWW Ui D ., an M W WW M7 Myffa M 71 y b af W M ff W W W 5 A WW 'W f M ff JWJW ff df fijWgZjfj4f6y9f1iZ,,ZffMfM JW pf! ! JM!! f Q f , 1 fav M fffz fzgfzgjfw Jw? 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Aldebaran is a red, first magnitude star, at one end of a clear V-shaped star group called Hyades. The horns of Taurus the Bull are extended from this cluster. Saw N EB ARA P-LD gudlw W Sdn - 1 ' Scam x-woxw 130 A.M.4 26, ww mn mas .5 4 9' guyz'-fag? fm Q4 o,,29f1i:'0o Go WESTCHESTER H1614 SCHOOL ,4 qw 'nw HOU-YW009 PALLADUIA 6215 Sami' 5qnudfY29,1960 KADNHT ONE! 51.50 N9 249 pussy D... SUMMER ALDEBARAN OFFICERS Row A: Bob Beeson, Larry Colton, Janet Zankich. Row B: Linda Yagiela, Lynn Straub, Leslie Phillips, Sue Joseph. Aldebarans SUMMER ALDEBARAN OFFICERS The Summer Officers of the Aldebaran class that were elected to plan activities for the first part of their Senior year were: Larry Colton, President, Janet Zankich, Girls' Vice-President, Bob Beeson, Boys' Vice-President, Leslie Phillips, Treasurer, Linda Yagiela, Historian, and class secretaries, Lynn Straub, Recording Secretary and Sue Joseph, Corresponding Secre- tary. These officers worked hard, contributing much to the success of the Aldebaran class activities. Janet Zankich Larry Colton Bob Beeson Girls' Vice-President if ALDEBARAN STEERING COMMITTEE Row A: Leslie Phillips, Sue Joseph, Bob Beeson, Larry Colton, Janet Zankich, Lynn Straub, Linda Yagiela. Row B: Linda McKnight, Andrea Art, Corinne Richard, Norrene Walton, Pat Sawyer, Jimmy Davis. Row C: Ray Hawkesworth, Lou Fetzer, Don Octt. President Boys' Vice-President STEERING COMMITTEE The steering committee serves as an important part in a senior's life. The com- mittee represents the entire class and makes decisions affecting its course, The Al- debaran representatives met T' one day a week and planned the most important activities of the senior year: Vespers, the senior break- fast, election of class offi- cers, Club '6O, and gradua- tion exercises. The results of these activities showed that the committee served the class to the best of its ability and provided the best pos- ! sible representation. lt was 1 J' M agreed by all Aldebarans I pf: that Miss Walsh, sponsor, 'Q '2'l-if did an excellent job. Many activities took place during the Aldebaran senior year that will always be remem- bered. Winter '60 The Aldebaran class officers were elected on the basis of ability to represent and carry out the wishes and suggestions of the entire class. Jerry Palmer, President, was assisted by Sue Horrell, Girls' Vice-President. Secretary Lynn Straub, and Historian Barbara Lake, recorded the events of the year while 'ev Howard Zeff, Treasurer, took care of the budget. WINTER ALDEBARAN OFFICERS Row A: Ray Hawkesworth, Jerry Palmer, Sue Horrell, Row B: Lynn Straub, Howard Zeff, Sue Widauf. Sue Horrell Girls' Vice-President One of the most memorable evenings was the Senior Luau which the Aldebarans shared with the Premiere class. The Hawaiian theme was carried out with exotic costumes and decorations. Refreshments were served in native style. Another enioy- able event was the Roaring Twenties barbeque. Che- mises, turbans, long beards, and raccoon coats were the attire of the evening. The Winter Wonderland, the fi- nal dance for the Aldeba- rans, proved to be a most successful event. Leading up to graduation exercises was the senior breakfast, Grad- uation came at last. Select- ed as grad-uation speakers were Sharon Smith, Howard Zeff, and Susan Douglas. The graduation exercise will be remembered always by the members of the Alde- Pwnrnn f-lnce 8 Jerry Palmer Ray Hawkesworth President Boys' Vice-President Wim, ALDEBARAN STEERING COMMITTEE Row A: Sue Horrell, Jerry Palmer, Ray Hawkesworth. Row B: Carol Duncan, Peggy Olympius, Janet Zankich, Howard Zeff, Roger Brown, Leslie Phillips, Lynn Straub, Sue Widauf. Row C: Louis La Force, Dennis Sullivan, Larry Colton, Mike Bagdonas, Phil Ahlfeldt, Dean Graen, Wayne Seltzer. +5-P I ,E LYNNE ADAIR RANDY ADDISON .A.A.-bowling, volley- B Football-2 yrs., B Track tall 8- basketball, Pep I yr., Var. Football-I yr. Club, Att. Ofc. Var. Track-I yr., L.M.C. . 5 . .. z. '- .1 ew K - .gf H Km if - KVVL: W A A Q I PHILIP W. AHLFELDT ANDREA LEE ART MIKE BAGDONAS BILL BARHAM A-ll, B-l2, 81 AVIQ Steer. Com., C.S.F., Orch., Pep Club Comedettes, Gabrinians, A-I2 Steer. Com., Sen- A-Il Steer. Com., Gym- G.A.A., B412 Steer. Com., ator, Var. 81 .I.V. Basket- nastics-2 yrs., B Football Pep Club ball Letter, Radio Club, I yr., Pep Club, Senator Tennis, Track, Pep Club 1. gy fr, , 4' A! EE? ' ik. I on-ff? ...Z fe. 'TT 'ts i ., , . . W- f, f , JUDY BARNETT ROBERT BEESON BOB BENCHE BARBARA BERG MICHAEL FRANK BERRY ROBERT J. BLACKBURN G.A.A.fbowling, K8.L, Var. Football Track, Cross-Country L.G.S., G.A.A.-tennis, Kiwanis Club Entry, A Cappella Choir, Sen- Letterman-2 yrs., L.M.C., volleyball 8. bowling, Pep Club Gtor, Pep Club C.S.F. Sealbearer, B-I2 Girls' Glee, Work Exp. Class Boys' V.P. Ofc., Pep Club ' 11- ' ' .f . ta . 52 t,. ,. ' eg , , . I it Q ev 5 F , I fl ..I f. I ROGER BROWN SUSAN BROWN etterman-2 yrs., L.M.C., Pep Club, Proi. Crew, B Football bowling, songleading 'Du LAWRENCE COLTON SANDRA CRUZAN lvl? Class Pres., All-City 3aseball, Basketball- 2 'rs., KILL, Pres., Senator, A-I2 Steer. Com. 'V' ...- . ..... fi . f , ' Qc. .. A . -I '-ef., Ffa' 4 ' .: 1,36 Zi, 5 : .f 2112 5 .Z- rgf' ri .fx enator, Var. Gymnastics Commercants-Sec., Girls' Var. Football Letterman KILL, Arondas, L.G.S., League Rep., B-I2 3 yrs., L.M.C.-Pres., Boys' G.A.A.-Spts. Mgr., C.S.F. Steer. Com., G.A.A.- League Rep., Proi. Crew, Sealbearer, UCLA Honors G.A.A., Pep Club Var. Gymnastics Letter- Att. Ofc., Pep Club I 53. xt .. . , I .. , WAYNE CAYWOOD BARBARA CHADWICK Girls' League Rep., DON CALLICOATT CAROLE CARLIN Bowling Pep Club Program, B-I2 Steer. Com. DARLENE BARKLEN G.A.A.-volleyball, 8 bowling X? ' if . O SL! tis . Q , ' ROBERT BLYTHE Track Letterman - 3 ' B Football Lettermc 2 yrs. Q -95, 1. CHARLES CHAFFE Boys' League Rep Senator, Pep Club, G.A.A. Kiwanis Award En 50' 'fit' 'T ,pw- DICK DAUN ELLEN MARIE DAVIDSON GARY DAVIDSON JIMMY DAVIS Radio Club, Sound Crew Var. Track-I yr., Boys' League Rep., B-I2 Steer. Com., Senator, Senior Prom Com. man, Kiwanis Contest- 3rd pl., Woodshop I I- 'I W' --If S- ' ff :SV ' . . ii .:......t...-.W A f- 5. - ., , l . I. - .g. M - 32:- ..-' X, Q qt? f 3' te. Ni it A I H I .fi CHARLES DIAMOND HENRY DOLIM SUSAN DOUGLAS ALEC DUFF CAROL DUNCAN RANDY ELLIOTT Chess Club, Pep Club Kiwanis Indus. Arts Con- Mod. dance lStudent Cross Country A-I2 Steer. Com., Indus. Arts Awards-2nd test-Ist 81 3rd pl. Winner, Teacherl, Spectrum in Arondas, International pl. Metal Shop, 2nd Bi Marching Band-I yr., Music 84 Motion, Lead in Set, Girls' League Rep., 3rd pl. Drafting Radio Club, Latin Club 28 Night of Jan. I6th, A-II Hi-Jinx Chm., MARLA DAWN G.A.A., Pep Club Drama Club 'bf JUDIE ELLIS G.A.A.-bowling, ba ball 81 volleyball V.P. Office 'E DEXTER ERSKINE ar. Baseball Letterman I yr., Var. Basketball Letterman-2 yrs., All League Baseball, J.V. a,,a f aL-.W. ,i g fi' IARILYN A. GIBBONEY G.S.-Pres., A Cappella Choir, G.A.A., Inter- ational Set, Orchestra BETTY HALE Mod. Dance, Ofc. 'ork, Mod. Dance Prod., G.A.A., Pep Club tdv. Zo- ,,..-w -f 'Phe is-5 'UCI' . N512 ALICE GAMEZ G.A.A.-tennis, Pep Club, Adv. Folk Dance, Com. Chest Award lPubIic Speakingl, Choraliers A I DIANA FELDMAN LOUIS FETZER BOB FIELDS BRUCE FRANK A-II Steer. Com., Pep Senator, B-I2 Steer. Boys' League Rep., Pep Club, Tennis Team, Club, Girls' Glee, Adv. Com., Boys' League Rep., Senator, Pep Club B Football Mod. Dance, Christmas Linotype opr. Assembly hun. Q from ' ZS x i . LA. BARRY GLADSTEIN School Caf., Library Serv- ice Chess Club, Science Club, Math Club s BRUCE HALSTEAD DENNIS GLYNN Printing Staff VICTORIA HAMMOND L.G.S., Senator, Girls' League Rep., G.A.A., Pep Club K 3 32 Et 1 3. .iw-ffftraffl 1- VERGINE GARDIP Mod. Dance, Pep 1 EILYNE GOLDSTEIN DEAN GRAEN BILL GREEN ALICE ELAINE GROL Girls' Glee, Mod. Dance, B Track, A-Il 8K A-I2 Var. Football, Gymnastics G.A.A. Board, L.G.f Choraliers, G.A.A. Steer. Com., Senator, G.A.A.-tennis, Girl' Pep Club League Rep. l! 2' 'q C!y: 'b tfhvu- I S-:rc fi JUDY HANSEN DONNA HAUGEN RAY HAWKESWORTH Shereens-Pres., A Cap- Shereens, Senator, G.A.A. A-T2 Boys' V.P., B pella, Girls' League Rep., volleyball, badminton, G.A.A. Serv. 84 Scholar- ship Board, Pep Club Pep Club I I I ' 'I ' ig, x xx I 'N Sie. 75? I 'Q NANCY LEE HELLER SHARON HOLM SUE HORRELL JACQUELINE HOWE JOHN HUDSON -I2 Steer. Com., Gab- G.A.A.-tennis, Att. Ofc. A-I2 Class-Girls' V.P., B-I2 Steer. Com., Girls' B Football-2 yrs., nions, L.G.S., G.A.A., Award Comedettes, Gabrinians, League Rep., G.A.A., Steer. Com. nericfm Legion Award, A.F.S. Finalist, B-I2, A-I2 Pep Club PGP Club Steer. Corn. Swim., Basketball, Foot- ball Letterman, B-I2 Steer. Com., Senator -wg... JON R. HEFFERLIN B Track, J.V., Var C: Country, Int. Set-Pri C.S.F.-Parliamentariz Debate, Spanish CIL 41 X- 55- ac. '1 ff? . . JACK HUGGINS WALLACE M. JOHNS Var. Football-2 yrs., Gymnastics Letterman Key Club, Band, Var. Swim Team Letterman Letterman, Orchestri ,L KN. SUE JOSEPH B-I2 Class Rec. Sec., K-II Steer. Com., Adv. Mod. Dance, Dance Prod., G.A.A.-bowling F- ,JN 'rf-. . 55 ln RONALD KILLIAN STEVE LACHTMAN LOUIS LA FORCE BARBARA LAKE STEVE LEWIS DOUGLAS LINP Var. Gymnastics Letter- B, J.V. and Var. Var. Track Letter A-I2 Class Hist., A-I2 Football-I yr., Track-I yr. Photo Club, man-2 yrs. Basketball, Pep Club Steer. Com., F.T.A., Mod. Pep Club Chess Club Dance, Senator, Pep Club, Dance, Theatrons, 29 sk H l . :M Aix A - if t , ,- fn X - 't I -of i V: .ii i ,. 14,-its PREX LINVILLE ED MCCARTHY JAMES R. MCKINNEY LINDA MCKNIGHT LINDA MGCKINNON LARRY MALLEK iotboll, B Track, Var. Football Letterman- C,S.F.-Sealbearer, Chess B-I2 Steering Com., Mod. Dance, Girls' B Basketball, Tennis, iastics, Ist Place 2 yrs., B Football Letter- Club-Pres., Chess League Senator, Mod. Dance, Glee, Pep Club Radio Club, Stamp iiwanis Contest, man, Boys' League Rep., Tournament - Director, G.A.A. - bowling, Pep Club, Pep Club I Steering Corn. Swim Team Band, Orchestra, N.M.H. Club if CAROLYN MILLER Commercants - Hist., e Production, Pep G.A.A.-songleading and Club, G.A.A. volleyball, Pep Club-V.P. TY MEISENBACH Mod. D a n c e, HELEN MILLS C.S.F.-Sealbearer, G.A.A. -tennis, bowling, bad- minton, L.G.S. - Parlia- mentarian, Spanish Club hx DANNY MIRTLE Var. Football - 2 yrs. Kiwanis Award in Met- al, Pep Club iz PAP Rim ., LINDA MISNER A Cappella Choir, Sher- eens, Medical Arts, G.A.A. Letter, Pep Club 453' JOHN MITCHELL C, B and Var. Track, B Football tt-9 arf ZBARA MONKS BARBARA MONOVITZ DENNIS M. NORTON PEGGY OLYMPIUS G.A.A., Mod. Dance, Var. Gymnastic Letter- G.A.A. Board, G.A.A.- Pep Club man - 2 yrs., B-I2 volleyball, softball and Steering Com. bowling, Library Service, Steering Com. SW L fist +14 5 A is -'ff ' N 'RY DALE PALMER SUE PARSONS LESLIE PHILLIPS CAROL RALPH Class Pres., L.M.C., A-II Steering Com., Girls' League Pres. Pep Club, Club, A-11, A-12 G.A.A. . bowling, . Com., C, J.V., Var. Pep Club aketball Letterman :fit K 'Q '1-1s'1'1 ' ij -,'1V tc I . is . ' I -Z, j 1 .J if it . yi .LAN ROBBINS 30 CHUCK ROSE Swim Letterman, Cross Country Letterman, L.M.C. Key Club, Spec- tator Staff, Sealbearer K8.L-Hist,, Class-Treas., L.G.S., Steer, Corn., Library Service ' Arondas-Sec., ,. s - I SC . I 'S' ' iv --.., ..,,, 5 'Offal- N' RICHARD J. ROSENTHAI. CHARLES RUST Var. Track Letter, Var. Football 2, J.V. Football, Div. Winner Barker Bros. Contest AR' 'Y av-up RICHARD ORRICK IOth Grade and J.V. Cross Country Letter- man - League Honors, C and B Track, Pep Club -vm Q7.' DON OTT Boys' League Rep., B Track - I yr., B-I2 Steering Com. fs lict 2- s C - . ---' I 9 ,- BECKY REBERT G.A.A.-basketball and DON REYNOLDS Ford Industrial Arts and volleyball, Girls' Award-lFirst Placel West- Glee, Medical Arts chester Kiwanis Service Club, Pep Club Club Award A ' I ,i ' hh 'SX A K 1. I- 5 I P: , . T. MARILYN ST. GERMAIN PATRICIA SAWYER A.S.B. Pres., Com. Pub- lications, Lydians, K8iL, Comedettes, Steer. Com., S.B. Song Girl PEGGY MALOSH loc -uf' .IEANNETTE MOGCK Pep Club, G.A.A. - bowling and volley- ball, Girls' Glee 7' CR 'rm C SHIRLEY PAGAN G.A.A., Girls' Glee, Pep Club YS? CORINNE RICHARDS G.A.A., B-I2 Steering Com., Pep Club, Girls' League Rep. . sf' I , fx R., 'P' ,.--ff ' .. RITA A. SCHOLZ International Set, Medical Arts Club, G.A.A. fu- .4 ' ! T , 'I K f . ' ' . s K Ai eclt if 1 ,, .ASS 'S sg V 4 I Var. Football Letter - 3 B Football - 2 yrs. Pep Var. Football Letter - B Track Letter Var. G.A.A, - basketball Adv. Mod. Dance WAYNE SELTZER ARNOLD SENTER CHARLES SHAW GARY SHEPPARD ROGER SHUTE ELLEN SIPES SHARON JEAN Sl' yrs., Dance Band, Band Club, Guys', Corhmu- 2 yrs., L.M.C., B Track, Track, lOth ,Cross- badminton and bowl: Steering Com., G Letterman, Var. Track, nity Chest Award lPub- Boys' League Rep., Country Letter ing, Pep Club Letter and Star, S Steering Com. lic Speakingl Senator rum, Decorating 'Z l '91 l SANDIE SNEDECOR JERRY STEELE DAVE STEVENS LYNN STRAUB DENNIS SULLIVAN GLORIA SUSSWAIN ROBERT WAINWI L.G.S. - Treas., lnterna- B Football Letterman - B Football, Pep Club A-I2 Rec. Sec., B-I2 A-I2 Steering Com., C Band and Marching tional Set, G.A.A., Our I yr., Var. Football Let- Corr. Sec., G.A.A. - and B Swim Team Let- Band, Orchestra, Band Town and Arsenic terman - 2 yrs., L.M.C. bowling, Beg. and Adv. ter, Pep Club Letterman, Library Serv- and Old Lace Folk Dance ice, Cafeteria Service X NORRENE WALTON Comedettes-Sec., Man- ager of Fashion Show Via Avi0n , B-l2 Steering Com., Senator Pep Club DON WESTPHAL Var. Baseball Letter- JANET ZANKICH HOWARD ZEFF man, J.V. Football Let- ter, Boys' League Rep., J 'er SUSAN WIDAUF RICHARD WILSON TAM WOLK LINDA YAGIELA CAROLE 'YOCO A-12 Corr. Sec., Sena- Auto Shop Contest - Ist G,A.A. - 3 semesters, B-I2 Class Hist., Aron- Senator, Girls' Le tor, Girls' League Rep., place and 2nd place, Adv. Mod. Dance, das, Girls' League Rep., Rep., Arondas, G G.A.A., Adv. Mod. Football, Track Spectrum in Music , G.A.A. Letter and Star, Dance B-I2 Steering Com., Jr.-Sr. Song Girl JOHN ZORGER B-12 Class - Girls' V.P., A-I2 Class Treas., B-I2 Pep Club - Pres. and Arondas-Pres., Comed- and A-12 Steer. Com., Pub Chm., Latin Club, ettes, Commercants-V.P. J.V. Baseball Letter- C.S.F., Boys' League 8. Trs., Steer. Com. man, Mgr., Var. Tennis Rep., Rally Com. Aldebarans whose pictures do not appear, .loan Giffords Bonnie Lunn Marlene Martin Evelyn Pfaff Bob Singleton Demetro Tokaruk Dee Tolboe Erika Trollman john Webb 31 A h I o . I , ,. I S L mperia s ' s- .f , , ',.. KT ' I ,ts i I 5 . ,, fy-g . , 1, C WINTER IMPERIAL OFFICERS I , , I I ig 3 I Jon Rasmussen, class president, with the help of vice presi I y Q I my L f ' ffl , 'R dents, Sherry Thomas and Don Devine, efficiently guided the 1' g , . ' 'lr' ,lg Winter Imperial cabinet in planning Their many varied and It Y L 1 l llll' ' exciting senior activities. 1 l I 5 If This cabinet included Carolyn Sherman, recording secretary WINTER IMPERIAL OFFICERS Row A: Don Devine, Jon Rasmussen, Sherry Thomas. Row B: Diane Walton, Sheldon Cohen, Carolyn Sherman, Pat Meehan. Pat Meehan, corresponding class treasurer. secretary, and Sheldon Cohen Sherry Thomas Girls' Vice President Jon Rasmussen President 4 . IMPERIAL STEERING COMMITTEE Row A: Diane Walton, Sherry Thomas, Jon Rasmussen, Sheldon Cohen, Carolyn Sherman, Pat Meehan. Row B: Carolyn Ensign, Diane Doling, JoAnn Levenson, Crystal Wood, Nanci Conover, Cheryl Holm, Sharon Walsh, Kathie O'Shea. Row C: Paula Murphy, Al Zusman, Ken Westrick, Larry Weinberg, Jim Frautnick, Frank Vacio, Marsha McKenny, Georgia Ketterer. Don Devine Boys' Vice President STEERING COMMITTEE The Imperial Winter Steer- ing Committee has done an exceptional iolo in leading their class during the first half of their final year at Westchester. The steering committee is composed of two representatives who are chosen from each govern- ment class. Jon Rasmussen, class president, headed the committee sponsored by Miss Walsh. The Senior Sweater Party which cele- brated the issuing of lm- perial sweaters was the first of many activities. The noon dances for seniors only, which were held in the girls' gym, were a big success. The biggest event of the semester was the Senior Luau. Everyone came dress- ed in colorful Hawaiian clothes. Ham, fish, and fresh fruit were among the many foods served. Summer '6O SUMMER IMPERIAL OFFICERS Jon Rasmussen, Class President, led the lmperials in their second semester of Senior activities. Other officers were Kathie O'Shea, Girls' Vice-President, Don Devine, Boys' Vice- President, Sheldon Cohen and Pat Meehan, Treasurer, Paula ssrs, Hoffeld, Secretary, and Bonnie Matthews, Historian. v 1 Kathie O'Shea Girls' Vice President President Jon Rasmussen STEERING COMMITTEE Every senior class has ac- ? . - c..y,,!L.w39ibr 1: ? - . v I 6. Q ' A-. Q I ,' J W 7 xo V v g . S I I J' '1 N' 1 S 1 Q' 'V I I . W .X 2 J' 3 1, if one ,Q '- fs v .. 1- , I SUMMER IMPERIAL OFFICERS Row A: Don Devine, Jon Rasmussen, Kathie O'Shea. Row B: Pat Meehan, Sheldon Cohen, Paula Hoffeld, Bonnie Matthews Don Devine Boys' Vice President tivities, but the Imperial class will remember theirs as . IQ A Q the biggest and one of the y I 8' JP.-6 -v - 4 - - best. The Summer Steering ' X , 2 . . r X. - ,. H L f s Committees worked hard , 5 3 ' i and long planning Club '60, , ft J I S7 ' Q a dance especially planned J..-g., s 3, ,, Q to have a night club asmos- T T 'J T ' 1 phere. A new idea, a senior . : 1, I iff Darents' reception was form- I , ,ef jFT,Q,.,,4 f, is ed and carried out by the tb' ' -f -YL T 'T r , steering committee. It began with a student talent show held in the auditori-um and concluded with the parents meeting the faculty in the Social Hall. The climax of the lmperial's last twenty weeks was the spectacular Senior Prom. SUMMER IMPERIAL STEERING COMMITTEE '13 Row A: Diane Doling, Jeannine Moore, Paula Hoffeld, Bonnie Mathews, Don Devine, Jon Rasmussen, Kathie O'Shea, Pat Meehan, Sheldon Cohen, Diane Walton, Karon Jacobson. Row B: Pam Myska, Dianne Wyler, Janet Kickmeyer, Paula Murphy, Judy Dyer, Jill Tiedemann, Al Zusman, Sharon Walsh, Judy Ostrow, Marilyn Mc Donald, Carolyn Sherman. Row C: Marsha McKenney, Bob Fisher, Jim Frautnick, John Thomsen, Hugh Hoard Garv Crowlev. Rov Haroer. Larrv Wavne. Rnv .lnrkmnn sham, Tlmmm ia.-.,4,. ia...+,,.,.. IMPERIAL CLASS SONG Tune of Unchained Melody Oh, my class--lmperials I sing my praise to thee At Westchester High Time goes by so swiftly And then we say goodbye And take lifes road. When we leave here And shed a tear God speed us on our way. Green and white our colors Memories-Memories l'll forever see memories Of this last year- Which way of life is for me. IChorusI IMPERIALS '60 ?. RO BE RT ADAM si RlTA AMMAN Girls' League Rep., Adv. Mod. Dance, G.A.A., Pep Club 'vofx 4e 'f -IONEY ARMSTRONG Photography Club, Pep Club CAROLYN BANTA G.A.A., Pep Club Adv. Mod. Dance, l' ,., 'l, lo TOM BARTONE Spectator Staff , 0. fi. +- JUDY ADAMS Pep Club : A + Q ' .atm is L N.. MIKE ANDEREGG Thespian Society, Arsenic and Old Lace, Night of January 16 T' JULIET AROIAN C.S.E. Sealbearer, Medical Arts Club, Arondas, Comedettes, NORMA ADAMS MM W, ,.,A Wk. . .X -- - . I Af' ,. 3 f 5 f X. M A SALLY ADLER Arondas, Girls' League A Cappella Choir, Rep., Adv. Mod. Dance Prod., C.S.F. , R 2' ,L gi If-I .iiiiilf A DAVE ANDERSON J.V. Basketball, Var. Basketball Letterman, Boys' League Rep., x Key Club l . cal ,ff 'f ll, RICHARD ASMUSSEN Spanish Club, Serv. 81 Scholarship Board Pep Club 1 Pep Club, A-ll Steer, Com., Girls' League Rep., Sen. M if J R DOUGLAS ANDERSON A Cappella Choir, B Swim Team, Latin Club, B-12 Steer. Com f' FARIDA AUZAM A.F.S. Exc. Student, K. 81 L., Gabrinians, Int. Set, Student Epheblon Government A ' 1 C' ' PAT BARCLAY TONIA BARCLAY BRUCE BARNARD Adv. Mod. Dance, A.S.B. Song Queen, J.V. 81 B Football, Girls' League Rep., Adv. Dance, Rally Sen., Pep Club Sen., Pep Club Com., Lydians, Winter Wonderland Princess .1 1 .1 f? - 'Z' We JANICE BASORE KATHY BAUERS GARY BAXTER C.S.F., Int. Set, Girls' League Rep., Orch., J.V. 8. Var, G.A.A., Southern G.A.A., Homecoming Cross Country, Var. Calif. Science Fair Princess, Pep Club Tr., French Club IHonorable Mentionl fm- . 4 DAVID ALBIN Proi., Radio Club, Chess Club 4.2 5-me GARY ANDERSON Pep Club E l C- A 9 DON BAKER Swim Team, Pep Club 453 ' MS JUDY BARNFATHER -.-- . sr. - . 6 T 'YI' LA PERRY BAXTER f' ,I iv Sty ww DEA ALLEN 'L YF--' CAROL ANDREASON C.S.F., F.T.A., G.A.A., Pep Club 'ix LANA LEl BAKER Commercants, Pep Club, Folk Dance, Tennis, Glee Club sip x GQ, 0 xf Nhvs, it DALE BARRACLOUGH Tr. Letterman, Basket- ball, Boys' League Rep. . 6 ' QQ tl Sv vu.,- Q 1 KURT BEALER Var. 8- B Swim Team Letterman, J.V. Cross Country Letterman, Var. Baseball 'fn LID' .W , 4.05 JANET ALLEN Medical Arts Club G.A.A., F.T.A., lnt. Set, Spectrun in Music and Motioi .ax fb: MARGARET APODAC Spanish Club, F.T.A Serv. TZ' IT, COREY BALES J.V. Baseball, Pep Club JOANN BARTHA C.S.F., G.A.A. Lette girl, Commercants Sen., A-ll Steer. Co -37:9 sf RICHARD BEGGS 35 OYCE BENEDETTI Girls' Glee, Pep ilub, French Club 'fm PHIL BLEDSOE 'ar. 81 B Football tterman IAII West- n Leaguel, L.M.C., Var, Baseball SHIRLEY BRAND PAUL BENKE ERWIN BISSINGER B 81 C Basketball B Basketball, Var. WILLIAM BIXBY Letterman, Tr., Boys' League Radio Club, School Pep Club Rep., Sen., Pep Club Caf., Sound Crew e Peee . . Irre 4 if . 1 ' - fl L , . eeee A -L s STAN BLUNT Var. 81 J.V. Baseball, B 81 J,V. Basket- ball, Boys' League Rep. RANDEE BRENKERT G.A.A. Pres., Lyclians, Comedettes, Sen., ilk Dance, Pep Club L.G.S. T RICHARD BROWN fmnastics Letterman Western League ampion Side Horse 81 Parallel Bars MADELYN BYERS iolk Dance, Girls' .eague Rep., Pep Club an .f , 4.-. SHARON BROWN Gabrinians, Pep Club, G.A.A. LINDA CALDWELL Sen., Medical Arts Club, G.A.A. PSA BONNIE BODEN G.A.A. Lettergirl, GARY BONNER Band, Pep Club, Adv. Folk Dance, Drama Club, Camera Commercants, Pep Club Club ROBERT BREWER SHARON BRIGHT Girls' League Rep., Pep Club, G.A.A. KAREN BLAINE G.A.A., L.G.S., Sen., Girls' League Rep., Pep Club nm-ws DOROTHY BOOSALIS G.A.A., Pep Club, L.G.S., Night of January 16 MARY ANN BROGAN Spanish Club, Sen., Mod. Dance, G.A.A., Choraliers BOB BLAKEMAN Var. Gymnastics Letterman, L.M.C. Boys' League Rep. jak 'Ou Q' Q .... L X Ts J' l ' ' N 1 L, 5 ROBERT BOWEN BOB BROWN Proi. Crew, Parking Lot JULIE BLANKMAN Adv. Mod. Dance Prod., G.A.A., Girls' League Rep., Sen. Sis.. f , .0 1 1.1 4 S 8 jar 14'-H :ws--i .,.sf . 5 I -.4 ,,f '1'f ,,N...,..,,. 4, .K . , . , PAT BOWMAN LIONA BROWN G.A.A., F.H.A., Girls' League Rep. 1 L-.. bf 137 . ,sri 5 - I -aff' janv' WILLIAM BROWN Football Letterman Radio Club CARL CAMPBELL Oklahoma Orch., Medical Arts Club, Guys 5 4, T'- A .kg Q5 . ia gy ll J I I DAVID BRUCE JOAN CARLETON Girls' League Rep., A-II Steer Comm., Mod. Dance, G.A.A., Pep Club BILL BUCK Gymnastics Letterman IAII Cityl Westn. League Champion Free X 81 Tumbling JANET CARMICHAEL Girls' League Rep., A-II Steer, Comm., G.A.A., Pep Club , , .-1 TZ i ' A. ,A H x JAMES BURTLE Boys' League Pres., K. 81 L., Key Club, Var. Tennis Letterman, Basketball Letterman ROBERT CARNS PETER BUSHELL PENNY CARR Adv. Mod. Dance, Science Club, G.A.A Lettergirl, Pep Club French Club ewan, 'Q CAROLE CASEY Xrondas, Comedettes, Sen. DAVID CHRISTENSEN JOYCE CHRISTENSEN Boys' League Rep., Comedettes, Shereens, Var. Basketball 81 Medical Arts Club, Baseball C.S.F., L.G.S. 'D' pu ANN CLEVENGER JIM CONSIDINE 'FC . bg: 63 vu..-v .f X s A v I X c ff'.'r4f 'QL' Q O 4 i . W DAVID COHEN Tr., Cross Country, C.S.F. Sealbearer, Boys' League Rep. Sen. SUSAN COREY 1 C.S.F., Band Letter- man's Club, Girls' League Rep., Serv. 81 .L SHELDON COHEN Sen., Imperial Treas., A Cappella Choir, Boys' League Rep., Rally Comm. JOANNE COSTALES A Cappella Choir, L.G.S., Pep Club, Gymnastics Scholarship Board G.A.A. I Q . 'W , A fo, .,, l rl Q s 1 i It , I es: Y 1 A an t gb' L g I 171 . ls.. .Wx TOM DAHL JANICE DAHLSTROM BARBARA DAUGHERTY asketball, Var. Base- G.A.A., Pep Club Girls' League Rep., all Letterman, L.M.C., Boys' League Rep., Sen. WILLIAM DAVIS Steer. Com., Sen., Boys' League Rep, Ig. . ml S 2. f -'ff' i PETER DeBEVER 1' Q31 Qtr' Choraliers, Pep Club DIANE DeMATTElS Alt, Song Girl, A Cappella Choir, Adv. Mod. Dance Prod., Shereens, G.A.A. ff'- KATHLEEN CHRISTMAN G.A.A., Pep Club ff? 13 CHRISTINE COLLINS Spanish Club, Com- mercants, G.A.A., Pep Club, Serv. DIANE CRAWFORD C.S,F., Spanish Club BILL CHRISTOPHER Thespian Society CAROL CHURCH IPres.l, lnt. Set IPres.I, Gabrinians, K. 8. L., Serv. 81 Scholarship GALS Executive Board, Board Comedettes, C.S.F. I W is I fri DALE COLVIN Var. Tr., Football, Sen., Pep Club ALAN CLARK Band, Dance Banc Stage Crew, OkIi homo Orch. 'T 'T l A gf. Dx . Q- JERRY CONLEY Var. Football Letterman RANDOLPH CRAWFORD ROBERT CREMERING ! ' 5 QW, te--.7 SHARON DAVIDSON Girls' League Rep., Sen., Poster Com., o.A.A., Pep Club LARRY DeVERE C 81 B 81 Var. Tr. J rs? L .3 I' 1 M .,,. 'Q-ff DIANA DAVIES Records 8. Trophies Com., Yearbook of Sound, French Club, Pep Club DON DEVINE K. 81 L., A Cappella Choir, Imperial V.P., I C3 C I to ' .VA JIMMIE DAVIS S. Var. Tennis Letterman, JUDY DeVUSSER B Football Letterman Pep Club, Choraliers f -' ii . - -E up - XY' ' in vs, 'ti' Qx -CZ' NANCI CONOVEI Lydians, Comedette Song Girl Ur. vs. E Football 81 Basket balll, B-I2 Steer Co GARY CROWLEY Boys' League Rep. A-I2 Steer Com., Pep Club, s QR. ll., AC! ec SHERRY DAVIS Band Lettermen's CIL Science Club, G.A.! WARREN DEXTER A Cappella Choir, Drama Club, Spanis Club, Pep Club, Night of Jan. I6 P535 'Q . - I JAY DeYOE Dance Band, Orch. 'Newt .,,,. DIANE DOLING Comedettes, B-I 2 eer. Com., Shereens, L.G.S., Sen. I' yi., ' 1 ' X , TED DRIVER Night of Jan. l6 , Broadway Escap- ades CAROLYN ELLETT Iomedettes, Gabrin- ,I-Q8 SPENCER DeZUBE Var. Tr., J.V. Football ra j . y Ns ' K A gi CHUCK DONAGHY Var. Football, B. Football Letterman, Sen. JOHN DUNCAN Boys' League Rep, '15 if ...- ALAN ELLIOTT Ai 0 pg-gs . Cf W3 ' F A 'iffftl JANET DICKMEYER CLAIRE DlMlTRlOU MARION DITTMAN RONALD DOBBINS DENNIS DODGE Arondos, Comedettes, Glee Club G.A.A., Pep Club Boys' League Rep., B Basketball, Ches A-I2 Steer. Com., Pep Club Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., F.T.A. Spanish Club Liam, ,S ,lcv fl I CAROLE DONELSON WALTER DORAN WILLIAM DOWNS CATHERINE DOYLE FRED DRILLING G.A.A., Pep Club Annual Photographer B A C Basketball Girls' League Rep., Var. Tennis IAII Ci Letterman, B Football G.A.A., Pep Club 'C' MICHAEL DUNN Sen., Poster Com., Girls' League Rep., Play Prod., Adv. Mod. Dance HELEN ELMER F.T.A., Lib. Serv., ians, L.G.S., G.A.A. Spanish Club, G.A.A., Board, Pep Club Pep Club 'Q' 'Z JUDY DYER Gabrinians, Comed- ettes, A-I2 Steer. Com., Sen. I A .. . 3 L , . Zi,-.L - . 3l3 if1,. - :fe 'V -L L .L ' V VN' .H y I .. R.Z..,,,...--R - 1 CAROLYN ENSIGN Adv. Mod. Dance Prod., Drama Club, Pep Club, Sen., Girls' League Rep. 'SI - fl! ,. 2 , wr 4 7 DAVID FAFARMAN RICHARD FAIRBANKS DOROTHY FALLSCHEER SANDRA FARLEY J.V. Football, Photog- Medical Arts Club, Commercants, G.A.A raphy Club Band, G.A.A., Lib. Pep Club 38 -1 LETITIA EARLEY Girls' League Rep., A-II Steer. Comm., G.A.A. fa-v ,R wg! N. X Q IQ R 'lt ELAINE ERLANDSON C.S.F., G.A.A., Sr. Orch., Pep Club JANICE FAZEL Girls' League Rep., Glee Club, Pep Club New-'E ALYSE EDGERTON Sen., Play Prod., Broadway Escap- ades , Int. Set, G.A.A. -.Q -6 NANCY EVANS Counselors Off., Attendance Off. CJK- JERRIE FERGUSON A Cappella Choir, Comedettes, Madrigals, Shereens, L.G.S. First Teaml, Var. Basketball, Key Clu L.M.C. 1 KAREN EDWARDS Comedettes, Shereen G.A.A. Lettergirl, Play Prod., Girls' League Rep. our 'i :QQ JANET EWALT C.S.F. Sealbearer, A Cappella Choir F.T.A., Girls' LeagL Rep., G.A.A. LYNN FERGUSON Comedettes, Sheree G.A.A., Sen., Girl League Rep. X ' li Z fl! . xg it fb' ak. .5-if vw- I J My ALICE J. FEWKES GARI FICKENSCHER C.S.F., F.T.A. Var. Cross Country X s '4 b. 508- X ix S T W v Q as '.YNNE FOSTER Girls' League V.P., K. 81 L., Gabrinians, Comedettes, L.G.S. 14... fi , ,Q MARK GATEMAN A-ll Steer. Com., Sen., Pep Club, Boys' League Rep. fic. KATHLEEN GILLETTE G.A.A. Board, Girls' League Rep., G.A.A., Attendance Off., Pep Club Letterman, L.M.C., B 81 C Tr., A Cap- pella Choir NANCY FOSTER G.A.A. Pres., Comed- ettes, K. A L., Lydians, Ephebian, Comm. of Girls' Ath. ' ' X 2 .' . ' F5522 3 .. : fi- L' fi 'Sf . I N 'ec 1 'Wal I a YQ-..,f f st I. s .. . T 22 .'3 f .-2' RICHARD GELATT Electronics Club 5-7- PATRICIA GILLOTTI Choraliers, Girls' League Rep., G.A.A., Sen., Pep Club JOHN GOOLSBY ilar. Football 8. Base- oall, Pep Club, Boys' League Rep. 4' BEVERLY GORLIN Girls' League Pres. 81 Welfare Chairman, L.G.S., Gabrinians, Award of Commend. ' .'95l . .x I Q X N z QS . Q i . J . .xr S .. - JANET FINIGAN Drama Club nf. JIM FRAUTNICK Key Club, B-I2 81 A-I2 Steer Com., Swim Letterman, C Basketball Letterman ICS. .IEANNE F. GERARD K. 81 L., Gabrinians, A.F.S. Exc. Student, Int. Set, G.A.A. 4 , .4 .I ip X . as .. C 5 .K- X I STEVE GILLMAN J.V. Baseball M.V.P., B. Basketball .. Q . 's f . X EY 'B gt 5 Rf .. 5 Q , K' R v-nl , fy STEWART R. FISCHER C.S.F., Tennis Team, Science Club, Chess Club ff' A fl' ,fix i ki cv, Y. i 3 DAVE FREEDMAN ,fi sq' Q! 'f LINDA GERRISH A.F.S. Exc. to Sweden, Comedettes, K. 81 L., Gabrinians, C.S.F. Ephebian ,--... i Sw . Q- W.. Q RICHARD GINELLI B Diving 1959 Letter IFourth Place in Lea- guel, C Basketball Boys' League Rep. S Vg., . . . 1. . . .E 'Quar- es ROBERT FISHER B-I2 8K A-I2 Steer. Com., Basketball, Spectator Staff, Pep Club QF . JOAN FREISINGER Comm. ol Safety 84 Campus, A.S.B. Song Girl, Comedettes, K. 8- L., C.S.F. Q- fs. N DARLENE GERTIG Serv., G.A.A,, Glee Club d 'x VICKI GOINS Spanish Club, Band Q-my 9' I 1' 3 f 7,5 BRUCE FLEMING J.V. 81 Var. Basketball Letterman, J.V. 81 Var. Baseball, Boys' Lea- gue Rep. LEN FLIGSTEN K. 81 L., L.M.C. Pres., Sen., Var, Football Letterman, 9 Q FRANCES FUKE Girls' League Rep., Mod. Dance, Sen., G.A.A., Pep Club KAREN GESSELMAN Girls' League Rep., Mod. Dance, Co- ordinator of Spring Fashion Show BILL GOLDSBOROUGH Football B Baseball Letterman, A-I2 Steer, Com., Boys' League Rep., L.M.C. GLEN GRAY JANICE GRETTENBURG .. -.., 1 t.-.J Q . I . gr A, Q. ....- :.- if ,fu ' . . ,Qi .. , , L1 as .LLI - B .. N.: A S 3 521 ' ' ff sw- Q Jzrtiix' . I MALCOLM GRAHAM BILL GRAY Pep Club Boys' League Sec., C.S.F., Guys, A.F.S. Finalist, K. 84 L. Sen., Girls' League Rep., G.A.A., Pep Club, Mod. Dance Prod. Var. Baseball JAN GARY K. 81 L., Cheerleade Key Club, Boys' League Treasurer ig . . R 0 A I BUTCH GIBBS Thespian Society, Arsenic 81 Old Lace Night of Jan. I6' Ten Little Indians -vs 2' CORALIE GOOD C.S.F., Pep Club 'F ,O DON GRIFFITHS K. 81 L., Comm. of Drives, A Cappellc Choir, Madrigal Singers, Key Club 39 SHAREN HALL GARY GRIMES C.S.F. Sealbearer, ar. 81 J.V. Baseball, JOHN GUSTETTER BARBARA HALFEN G.A.A., A Cappella ilar. 81 J.V. Basket- BRUCE GROSJEAN B Football, J.V. Commercants, Sen., BOB HALL Choir, Gabrinians, ball Var. Tr. Tennis, Pep Club Serv. Basketball, Pep Club L.G.S. MARCIA HAMMER A.S.B. Sec., Ephebiai K. 8- L,, L.G.S., Lydians i . 9- 5, -.. 'Y' XL , R P , 3, in 'lbs ' , fl ,ix I ti, GFWTWN Yi 'IRGINIA HAMMILL Gabrinians, Girls' League Treasurer, 5.S., Pep Club, Girls' League Rep. ROY E. HARPER f. 84 L., A-ll 81 A-l2 Steer. Com., Letter- ftan, Ephebian, Sen. .ff if JAY HANSEN BLAINE HAPPY MIKE HARDING Tr, Boys' League Histori- an, Pep Club, Boys' League Rep., Gym- nastics KIRK HAWES MARTHA HARTMANN B Basketball Letter- G.A.A., French Club, man, Chess Club, Pep CHARLES HARRIMAN Pep Club Club, Var. Tr. .al 51 9 gn... KK, - .. D ' .2315 ,L K. .,,., 5 7 '1 - ,V ,.. 'ff x L - ,, - -:f . q , L i s ' 4 g 'Y STEVE HERBST Varsity Football 8- xseball, L.M.C., Boys' League Rep., Pep Club ATHLEEN HOFFMAN 3.A.A., Employment Dff., Pep Club, Glee Club -21.21 K fits Q FK . t f .. is 25: . L t -, i 1'- DICK HETTIG B Football Letter- man, Choraliers, Boys' League Rep. Pep Club LARRY HOFFMAN Var. Football, Va r. Tr., Boys' League Rep., Guys Club ham,- x SUSAN HARDY C.S.F., Girls' League Rep., Pep Club, Latin Club, French Club CONSTANCE HAYES Shereens, Thespian Society, Our Town Broadway Esca- pades , C.S,F. GEORGETTA HARKINS Pep Club, G.A.A. IAN HENDERSON Var, Tr., J.V. Cross Country Team 2' - . ,fs D LARRY HARMELL C Basketball, Var. I J.V. Basketball WAYNE R. HENRY Band Letterman, Dance Band, Latin Club, Orch. l Okla homo Prod.l 'Rb Qin ,am- 'T i!. T 17 Nav' DENNIS HETTINGER JEAN HEYERlCK HUGH HOARD LANE HODGIN B 81 C Basketball Gabrinians, Girls' A-12 Steer. Com., J.V. Cross Country Letterman, Gym- League Publicity Var. 8: J.V. Football, Letterman, Tennis, , nastics, C Tr. Chairman, Spectator, Sen., Pep Club Tr., Radio Club, Quill 81 Scroll, G.A.A. Photography Club JOE HOLLINGER CHERYL HOLM DENNIS HOLCOMB Var. 8- B Football, HARRY HOLLYWOOD Comedettes, Lydians, Var. Tr. 81 Cross L.M.C., Var. 8- B B 81 C Tr. Letterman, B-12 Steer. Com., Country Swimming B Football, Var. Tr. Pep Club, C.S.F. PAULA HOFFELD Gabrinians, Sen., G.A.A., Pep Club, Imperial Sec. JUDITH HOLMES Sen., Girls' League Rep,, Mod. Dance, Pep Club, G.A.A. We-L MIKE I-IOLTZ Boys' Langue Rep-I PAMELA HUGHES B 8. C Basketball JAMES HOROWITZ Comedettes. Gobrini- Letterman, B Tr., Pep Gymnastics, Letter- IRVIN D. HOWLETT ans, L.G.S., C.S.F., STEPHEN HULSEY Club man, Chess Club BOB HOUSTON Gymnastics, Pep Club G.A.A. Board Proi. Crew 1-.P SVEN IBSEN Science Club, Sen., Boys' League Rep., C.S.F., Photography Club BETTI SUE JOHNSON Gabrinians, National Thespian Society, Comm. of Publications, Our Town IN lf' 452. 'ltr' MICHAEL JOSEPHSON K. 84 L., Key Club, C.S.F., Sen., Boys' League Rep. SHARON KATZ G.A.A. 4 , -.-.Q uv, f 4 LC s L' 1 F ay CAROLE INGERSOLL Comedettes, Shereens, Medical Arts Club, C.S.F. Sealbearer, Flight '60 Staff EUGENE A. JOHNSON A Cappella Choir, Madrigal Singers, Pep Club i . ,I ag 'fs . my gh fi! wg.-.si SHARON K. JUNGE G.A.A., Pep Club PAM KEEFFE Comedettes, L.G.S., Medical Arts Club, G.A.A., Pep Club Q' ici, -... . . ,,....-Q. W? MARILYN INMAN A Cappella Choir, Play Prod., G.A.A., Girls' League Rep., Pep Club LESTER JOHNSON Cross Country, Int. Set, Pep Club, Student Store Salesman wx:-v JOSEPH JUNGEN WILLIAM KEENAN Chess Club, Latin Club, N.M. Finalist I .,,. Vkr. -.ii . ,,, , . .. , ... . . LVN' my--fv 'QR RAY JACKMAN B Tr., A-I2 Steer. Com., Band, Guys, Pep Club LINDA JOHNSON Mod. Dance, Pep Club, G.A.A., Spring Fashion Show KATHRINE KAISER Gabrinians, Comed- ettes, A Cappella Choir, Medical Arts fliilw FSF EVELYN L. KELLEY Madrigal Singers, A Cappella Choir, Pep Club EILEEN HUNT Commercants, G.A Mod. Dance, Pep K tmp KAREN JACOBSON Comedettes, Gabrini- ans, Sen., G.A.A. PATRICIA JOHNSON Serv., Mod. Dance, Glee Club 7- . W it I 'mv X f XGA' . sc. Ei' FRANK KARNES B 84 C Swim Team Letterman, Var. Cross Country IM.V. Runnerl JAMES KELLY Cross Country, Nation- al Thespian Society, Play Prod., Boys' League Rep. I f Vw? if vis 1-gg Rt is ,QV Qrw-W I ,- - kk v-.Z I L CHUCK JAMISON Pep Club JACK JONES Tennis, Golf Club, Pep Club i v . if? f P . fri' X. - 5. gf - L 'N J' Q . 1- 1 1 CHARLENE KARSCHNER Pep Club, Mod. Dance A Cappella Choir, G.A.A. MARGARET KENNEDY C.S.F., Spectator, Quill 81 Scroll, Medical Arts Club, G.A.A. ls- wr'-., Vx if I DONNA JAMISC Comedettes, A Ci pella Choir, Gabr ans, Medical Ar Club, G.A.A. Letteri VIVIAN JONES G.A.A., Pep Club, 1 N-1 -if -5- V'-'f JUDY R. KATCHI Glee Club, Lib DIANE KENT G.A.A., Pep Cl 14 IS c,,. Q? NITA KERSHAW ls' League Rep., 1ish Club, G.A.A., Pep Club .4 ' --Q is D A L lARLES KUNELHIS .ketball, Baseball, Football, Tr. .ew XTRICIA LAMBERT F.S. Semi-Finalist, F., Int. Set, Science ub, Russian Club IARY LAVALLEY ,A.A., Pep Club . M Q fir W, A I f ann, f I IENRY LEVINE Pep Club 42 Q S: , rw., gf: K. :kg g fi i IQ ,435 ' Q A , I ...wh '13, x if 3 if , SANDRA KESTERSON Shereens, Medical Arts Club, G.A.A., C.S.F., Pep Club T ? 'y JOE KUNYSZ Pep Club, Photog- raphy Club ff, L' . .af ' ix . V , Q 's x., JOANN LANGE Girls' League Rep., Mod. Dance, Sen., G.A.A., Pep Club K W. ?s . -Q54 ,- 15' be l A RON LEAVITT A Cappella Choir Q25 1? It M K llf . 5 K 1 . . ln.. BONNIE LEVY Arondas, L.G.S., A-ll Steer. Com., Sen., G.A.A. GEORGIA KETTERER C.S.F., Steer. Com., Sen., Girls' League Rep., F.T.A. llf 'eel . I . it 1,V C Q DAVE KURT K 5 .,:,g'f..'fl:K yrs' 5 A g if ,bf .iwgl I - JOHN LANGFITT K. 81 L., A.F.S. Final- ist, C.S.F. Sealbearer, Band Letterman's Club, Ephebian ff- , 'si Lift, 4' 1515 Q 1 v iii. Q, ' q 3 I , .. my ..., .WF I A JOHN R. LEITZELL SUSAN LILLY Girls' League Rep., Pep Club, B-I2 Steer. Com., Tennis 4..- SANDY KISSEL Pep Club, Choraliers, Serv., Nurses' Club GAYE LABBEE G.A.A., Pep Club, Adv. Mod. Dance, Journalism Staff, Sen. LINDA L. KOZAK Co-ordinator of Spring Fashion Show, Adv. Dance Prod., Pep Club, G.A.A. DIANNE KREMER Comeclettes, Medical Arts Club, G.A.A., Pep Club r . . , -v A5 A ik X! ,. A A DENNIS KUHL Gymnastics Letterman Boys' League Rep. 4.-...J FRED LACH B Football, Sen., A Cappella Choir, Pep Club, Boys' League Rep. CAROLYN LAIB L.G.S., G.A.A., Pep Nb' gpg... my. SALLI LANGREN Mod Dance, Pep Club, G.A.A., Folk Dance , ' ' X K V ', KEN LEONARD Cross Country Letter- man, Var. 8. B Tr., KAREN LARSEN Annual Staff, Girls' League Rep., G.A.A., Beg. Mod. Dance Club ' f s wans 7 ,, as life LYLE L. LARSEN Play Prod., Drama Club, Tr. 11X egg, Of WF?- LINDA L. LEOPARD F.T.A., G.A.A., Pep Club, Spanish Club, EDWARD LESKO C.S.F., Chess Club PGP Club Glee Club I v -sn 2 rf' 'an 'newer' L mf .NJ I EDDIE LINDROS RON LINDSEY LINDA LINSTROM Pep Club, Boys' Basketball, Gymnastics Lydians, C.S.F., A-I2 League Rep. Steer. Com., Dance Prod., Medical Arts Club T' MIKE LAMBERT Var. Football, Sen., Pep Club 9 'is LINDA A. LARSON F.T.A., G.A.A., Pep Club, Spanish Club -cf' JOEAN LEVENSON A Cappella Choir, A-ll SQ B-I2 Steer. Com., Medical Arts Club, Shamrocks ev-A gg., - 4, .5-.,-1. Q LARRY LIPZEN Boys' League Rep., Pep Club . -ix N4-Y' rzjf JIM LOCKRIDGE DENNIS R. LOCKYER B Football, Sports- Sen., Boys' League night Com., Sen., Rep, Boys' League Rep. if gif? - .f S, p-f'f gi -.9 LINDA JOY MCCARTY CLAYTON MCCUISTION Spectator Staff, A Var. Football, A Cap- xg s ss , fs C Q :Set Ax -is A we fel I R A r 'K 0:4 5 -ns... 'N KAREN LONG DAVID LORING NANCY LUBARSKY Photography Club, Key Club, Spectator, F.T.A., C.S.F., Spanish Spectator Staff, Debate Club, K. 81 L., Club, G.A.A. F.T.A., Int. Set Pep Club MARILYN MCDONALD C.S.F. Sealbearer, .X TSW. . 32 V... L. MIKE MCDONNELL Medical Arts Club 'W it CLAUDIA M. LYME G.A.A., Pep Club, Lib. 'IN' .fi 115, V1 BARBARA LYNC Comedettes, G.A Mod. Dance, Theatrons 4 fi of pl :fa to - , MARSHA MCKENNEY ROGER MCLAINE GARY MCLEAIN A-I2 81 B-I2 Steer. Cappella Choir, pella Choir, Key Club, Editor Spectator, Girls' Com., Serv., Pep L.G.S., A-'ll Steer. Debate Club, Int. Set League Rep., Gabrin- Club, Attendance Off. Com., N.M.H. ions, Ephebian ,,,,,c,.,s.. .... . . 1 A It nf. A L K ' if -by ...,. if , .C S' ' X f w' , ' - 211- 'A DON MCNAB GEORGE McNEESE Sen., Boys' League Rep., Var. Tennis lLet termanl, J.V. Cross Country lLettermanl X 1 JOYCE MALONEY Finance Off., Pep Club, Girls' Glee, Girls' League Rep. Folk Dancing Us 5 lT '?' JUDIE MANDEL Spanish Club, Girls' League Rep., C.S.F., F.T.A., G.A.A. 6 'PLT' GARY MARTIN Gymnastics lLetter- manl, L.M.C., Sen., Boys' League Rep., B Tr. 'wiv MADELAINE MARTIN Girls' League Fashion Show, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Drama Club, Work Exp. Off. DONALD MCPHERSON B Football lLetter- manl, Swim Team lLet- ALAN MCQUERREY Boys' League Rep., A-II 84 B-I2 Steer. BARBARA MADDEN G.A.A., Folk Dance, School Cat., Pep Var. 81 J.V. Football iLettermanl, L.M.C. Is- 'C' SHELDON MAIMAN Sen., Boys' League Rep., Steer. Com. fl? JUDY MALIN Comedettes, G.A Board, Girls' Leoi termanl, Sen., Boys' Com., Football lLet- Club Rep. Rep., Arondas, LJ League Rep. termanl, Pep Club 'N 'L . as K ' 'fu i . ...Q ... 1 . fs, ff 'f 'I 'A BARBARA MARCOM ROBERTA MARCY MIKE MARGOLIS FRED B, MARSH CHUCK MARTlh Pep Club, Sen., Play Oklahoma Make-up Pep Club, Chess Club Thespian Society, Var. 81 J.V. Boseb Pfod.. GIGS Club, Crew, Finance Off., Chess Club, Pep Club, Var. 8. J.V. Footbi Main Pep Club Arsenic 8. Old Lgcef' Our Town f o . ' 'I . . g w 1 VK I S I 5 9' S is ' Tv 'J n Y ll iQ :Ti If-1' me ale ' J A K ' ,V 1 x- I 14' gg I i Q14 'Wh' ft, ' I 1 i -A '-nr, 1 .QR . BRYAN MASCOE CAROLYN MASON RAY MATHIASEN HUGO MATOS-GOMES CALVIN MATRANI Girls' l-EGQUS Rep., A.F.S. Exchange Stu- A Cappella Choi GA-A-. M0d- DOME, dent, Student Govern- Pep Club, Printin Sent. PGP Club ment, K. 8. L., Cross Staff, Choraliers Country, Drama Club 43 ARSHA MATTHEW light of Jan. l6 , rama Club, Girls' ugue Rep., G.A.A. Fir! Qwvs, 'M-71 W 'Qs A . ,N I DONALD MEAD ll Steer. Corn., B :atball lLettermanl, B Tr. JEANNIE MOORE Jmedettes, B. of A. ward, A-I2 Steer. Com., Beg. Mod. Dance, G.A.A. ima' - . 1 . 3-. Q w f,'?'t 179 ANNETTE MULFORD illedical Arts Club, Pep Club HOWARD MYERS Proi. Crew, Stage Crew Wy in. ' BONNIE L. MATTHEWS Imperial Historian, Shereens, L.G.S., Adv. Mod. Dance Prod., Girls' League Rep. W PAT MEEHAN Imperial Recording Sec., G.A.A., Adv. Mod. Dance, Pep Club, Glee Club STEVE MOORE Var. Tr., Boys' League Rep., Stage Craft, Science Club, Photog- raphy Club fg er ' if I . ...L X 1 . P if ii A l 'Ii' for 4 3' K an gr' L, ,-:gt lb Jeff FRANCES MULLANE N.M.H., Science Club, Drama Club, Int. Set, French Club HUBERT MYERS B Football iLettermanl Guys, Drama Club, Pep Club, Sen. ALLEN MAY Pep Club, B Tr. f ,QV ' 'srzfi' 1 Teil. i 2. DONNA M. MENEFEE G.A.A., Girls' League Rep., Pep Club, Sen. JUDY MORAN Broadway Esca- pades , Dance Prod., Girls' League Rep., G.A.A., Pep Club , x me ,. ,I U CAROLYN MAYBERRY Night of Jan. 16 , Broadway Esca- pades , Choraliers, Medical Arts Club MARTIN MAYFIELD Night of Jan. lo , Ten Little Indians , Swim Letterman, Steer. Com., Int. Set MICHAEL MAZER C.S.F. Sealbearer, Latin Club, Chess Club cuff 'Of' Q,-K' 'SIL' DON MILLER Spanish Club, Pep Club GLENN MORRISON B Tr. ,aug ik MARY MUNGER Lydians lPres.l, Comed- ettes, Sen., Girls' League Rep., G.A.A. PAMELA MYSKA Arondas, L.G.S., '-av' WILLIAM MILLER Sen., Pep Club, Swim Letterman, Chess Club CARLOS MOU RA '97-.-L X vs - xr, . . i, F . - E 4 I' 'Wir PAULA SUE MURPHY Gabrinians, Comed- ettes, Steer. Com., G.A.A., Pep Club LINDA NASE Play Prod., Mod. Dance, Winter Sen., G.A.A., A-I2 Rep., G.A.A., Girls' League Pep Club Rep. rw SANDRA MURPHY SUSAN L. NELSON K. 81 L., A.S.B. Sec.. Comm. of Girls' Athletics, L.G.S., Gabrinions .-,, MARGIE MIRETTI G.A.A., Pep Club JAMES MROCZ KO CAROLE A. MAZZON Gabrinians, Medical Arts Club, Night ol Jan. 16 , A Cappellc Choir, Lettergirl -as .. , v 'C ' tr, 'Ko VANCE MONROE Int. Set, Pep Club WENDY MUETERS A Cappella Choir, Madrigal Singers, Dance Band Vocalist, Band Lettergirl .45 -ff' TERRY MURPHY DEON MURRAY B Football ILettermanI, A Cappella Choir, C Tr. lLettermanl, Var. Football, Boys Gymnastics, Sen., Boys' League Rep., League Rep. JUDY NERKINS Pep Club 'gl' as 'X FW I Chess Club GARY NICHOLS Oklahoma Orch., Medical Arts Club gulf' BARBARA ANN NICK RICHARD NICKLOFF L.G.S., Gabrinians, J.V. Football, ANDREW NYHUI5 Sirls' League Record- Radio Club, L.M.C., Var, Football, ing Sec., Spectator Chess Club, Sen., BOYS' I-e09Ue I-ARS OBERG Staff, Choraliers Spanish Club GINGER NORMAN RCP- Radio Club S' T7 G- BARBARA OGDEN Girls' League Rep., Dance Prod., Sen., Adv. Mod. Dance, G.A.A. Y JUDITH L. OSTROW K 8. L., Girls' League V.P., Lydians, Dance Prod., Oklahoma f ' V: A, wg. EDWARD L. OLSEN Key Club, A-I2 Steer. Com., Sen. JIM OWENS B Swim Team lM.V.P.l Var. Swim Team, Chess Club, Pep Club, 5 K fi vs. iQ Ls, six 1 R 12:9 'lu i. . J Q13 Q ' .J N 'v 2 1 it t Q, S65 ,-vi' -csv!-' 'Os vm' JUDY OLSON A Cappella Choir, Choraliers, G.A.A., Pep Club, Medical Arts Club JACQUES PANOSSIAN Orch. V227 vs., MICHAEL L. OLSON B Football, Pep Club BEVERLY PARSONS G.A.A., Pep Club RUTH L. PEARSON G.A.A., F.T.A CHARLES PIEPER Var. Football, B Swimming, C.S.F., Boys' League Rep., Stamp Club sl A .4234 X1 -4 . . K . -2.-f:fQx .f ROBERT PEHRSON Sen, B Football, B 8g C Tr. lLettermanl, J.V. Baseball JOYCE PILNICK html' BOB PELLEGRINE B Football, Var. Gymnastics Letterman MARSHA PIPKIN Comedettes, Shereens, Sen., G.A.A. Board, Pep Club G.A.A., Spanish Club Leadership Workshop is fi jx 1., SAMUEL ORNSTEIN EILEEN PATTERSON ' .I . .YK ,l-: an-A.-,cl 1 w f LF. A I 'T' Q s Q- ROBERT PELTZMAN JAY PERRIN Tennis, Pep Club WILLIAM PLACE School Caf., Pep Club, Chess Club, Barristers Pep Club, Guys, C Tr. DONALD POINDEXTER CLIFF O'BRAY B 8- C Basketball, B 8- C Tr., Sen., Pep Club ve- ' .. an I 'C' S sz:-'f nd' JAMES R. OSBORN Pep Club, Chess Club, B Basketball, Boys' League Rep., Serv. PETER PAULIN Latin Club, Boys' League Rep. gr Y'- iz X. , MARIE PETERSON Girls' Glee, Pep Club SANDY POMEROY Theatrons, G.A.A., Choraliers, Int. Dance Sub. Girls' League Rep. Q fi! R. I gb, -K1 Q ' MARGARET O'DEL Glee Club, Girls' League Rep Pep Club, G.A.A. Medical Arts Clul 'Ax 5+ T7 Q KATHLEEN O'SHEA Imperial Girls' V.P Lydians, Sr. Song-g A-I2 Steer. Com., Se LINDA PEARSON Comedettes, Girls' League Trea Gabrinians, L.G.S C.S.F. Sealbearei sffi' LARRY PHILLIPS Var. Football, Band, Orch. FRED POTTER C.S.F. Sealbearer Chess Club, Latin Club, Int. Set Q- 72 Q CT' INGRID PRATT ff PATRICIA PRESHAW lx NANCY LORE PRICE l t 'Y LESLIE C. RANDALL 'nt We JON RASMUSSEN C.S.F., G.A.A. C.S.F. Sealbearer, Commercants, G.A.A., Yell King Sr. A 8- B Pres., Lettergirl, F.T.A., French Club, Adult School Off. ICheerleaderl, A-ll Steer. Com., Sen., Russian Club, Latin Club, Gymnastics Letterman, Boys' League Rep., French Club Spanish Club, G.A.A. Debate Club, Key Club Pep Club 'A 3' ' ' t Q , - 'T 'jx ww ,H f ft. as I I A Q ..Ak I , .5 l , , ,, I I 35-,st X l PHIL RENFRO JERI-ALYNN RHOADS JOHN RICE JUDIE RICE DONNA RICE-WRAY Cheerleader, Adv. Mod. Dance Pep Club Ten Little Indians, Comedettes, lmnastics Letterman, Prod., Annual Staff, Broadway A-ll Steer. Com., Sen., Boys' League Pep Club Escapadesf' A Cappella Choir, Rep. B Football Theatrons, G.A.A. Sen., Annual Staff I m9, .f ' .1 8 ., ., , fp' ',..s 1 ' s 0' ' 'fr' . ...-. M y we ll i '--' I t C , JIM RIX WILLIAM ROULEAU,Jr. GARY RUBIN WALTER RUBIO DOUGLAS RUSSELL Var. Basketball, Boys' League Rep., Cheerleader Boys' League Rep., Pep Club I WiIIie I, Sen., Cross Country, Boys' League Rep., A Cappella Choir Gymnastics ,,. ,f i I -rl? ,--. xt .., - 1 VIRGINIA SAVORY CLINT SCHMIDT RAELENE GAIL K. SCHOLTENS BETTY SCIACKITANO . of A, Award, C,S,F, B Basketball, SCHNECKLOTH National Thespians, G.A.A., Finance Off., aalbearer, Thespiqng, Var. Tr. Letterman Sen., Counselors Off., Prod. Manager of Serv., Pep Club Oklahoma, G.A,A, Girls' League Rep., Night of Jan. 16 Spanish Club, G.A.A. 81 Ten Little Indians' .41 IONNA JO SEIFERT Dance Prod., Girls' League Rep. 46 P., um s. , 4 .Wy I , wa- ' 'W fm Q5- i I' ,.'f1 il ' fell I KAREN SEWARD Arondas, L.G.S., G.A.A., Mod. Dance, Pep Club SHARON SHANNON Mod. Dance Prod., A Cappella Choir, C.S.F. lyk 5 I' I f-Q, R 4 I 1,- vs. f 5 A 1 Q' P U . si Z BARBARA SHARFF C.S.F. Sealbearer, L.G.S., F.T.A., Spanish Club, Serv. x Q CHARLES SHECKELLS Var. Tr., Printing Staff, Pep Club KAREN RASMUSSEN Mod. Dance Prod., Girls' League Rep., Pep Club CHERYL RICKARD G.A.A. Cabinet, L.G.S., Comedettes EARL SAMPSON Basketball Letterman, J.V. Baseball, J.V. Tr., Pep Club, Boys' League Rep. 1! f 'x LUCILLE SCOTTI G.A.A., Pep Club 'T JOHN SHEPHERD , , x N . NX m JANELLE REIRING Girls' League Rep. Arondas, Comedette Mod. Dance, G.A.A Nun X I II . MARY ELLEN RIEPI K 81 L., N.M.H., Mod, Dance Prod., C.S.F. Sealbearer, Ephebian Yrewf - STEVE SANDOW Sen., Boys' League Rep. LAWRENCE SCOTT Boys' League Rep. Football Letterman Sen., J.V. Baseball Q' CAROLYN SHERMAIN Imperial Sec., Comedettes, A Cappella Choir, Shereens 'G XNA SUE SHERMAN Sbereens, G.A.A., Sirls' League Rep., Drama Club, Comedettes 'i ,.. .. , 6' - .na-.Av -sr N, i .L I ,,,, T lg. it Sir fi W' SHARON SHETRONE G.A.A. Lettergirl, Pep Club, Finance Off., G.A.A. X. ROGER SIKORA Boys' League Rep., Pep Club, Var. 81 J.V. Baseball ' 'X i - S... Rl Ei 1 ' Y'fT 7- KAREN SKUBAN ALAN SMILER DON SMITH Arondas, Sen., A Cappella Choir, School Caf. Mod. Dance, G.A.A., Boys' League V.P., Girls' League Rep. L.M.'C., J.V. Basketball, lM.V.P.l, Var. Tr. 1 1 .. 'D - ' -- ' ind, ' G! s vm .ass if W' P' 8 B 1 M., . .V le , R if N TERRY SMITH JEANE SNOKE KAREN SNYDER G.A.A. G.A.A., Pep Club qnur i R NIANCY SPENDLOVE JANET SPIER GARY SPINK Pep Club, G.A.A., Comedettes, Arondas, Var. 81 J.V. Football Counselors Off., L.G.S., G.A.A., Letterman, Glee Club, Tennis Pep Club Football Club BRUCE STERTEN Sen., Boys' League 2ep., Var. Football, asketball Letterman, J.V. Baseball :ac 3, 1-as . I ' Q' Q-. ..- L 1, H. 3 O MARVIN SlLBERMAN Comm. of Safety 81 Campus, Key Club, Sen., Var. Tennis, B Basketball 'Vw 'TW GALE L. SMITH Girls' League Rep., Drama Club, G.A.A., Pep Club, Choraliers O LEE SILVERMAN A.S.B. Pres., K. 8. L., Ephebian, Boys' State Rep., Key Club 11 A M..- if' JOAN SMITH Girls' League Rep., G.A.A., Pep Club ,ea ff'-0 BARBARA SIMON NANCY SMITH Arondas, G.A.A., L.G.S., Pep Club xwwlr' . l Q' vi 'c l ' ev . nfzagf -- A -w st.. ' .S H 1v t W J' -ff , f fis t ? ? ?'f- JANICE SONDREAL K. 81 L., A Cappella Choir, Gabrinians, Comedettes, Kentwoods JANET STAFFLER Glee Club, Pep Club JIM SORENSON A Cappella Choir, Var. Football, Var. Baseball, PAT SPARKS G.A.A., Pep Club 'W DIANNA STAGNARO Girls' League Rep., 0- 'ix 3 v-. ANITA STEIN F.T.A., G.A.A., G.A.A., Pep Club Pep Club, Barristers 1. 1:-ru' I' JAMES SKITT ,Ch ,. , -rv. ' RICHARD L. SMITH Var. Swim Team, French Club , f ....,,, N is ms gg 4 ' ' 5 T 1.33.1 Dr Rm if JEAN L. SPENCER Medical Arts Club, G.A.A., F.T.A., Pep Club L yi, NAOMI STEINFELE Mod. Dance Prod. Medical Arts Club, C.S.F. Sealbearer, Gabrinians, Sen. ,lla - K ' 'fe '1 'fm' T fi Z ' 'TAT ,QT Q' N 'ff' N- g wh., Q- - ' l . 2. Q . . W - DON STEWART JOYCE STEWART THOMAS R. STEWART ANN TERRIE STONE VIRGINIA A. STORIE BOB STRINGER Girls' League Rep., Var. Football, Sen., Girls' League Comm. of Student Boys' League Rep. Sen., Spectator, Var. Swimming, Rep., Poster Com., Personnel, Ephebian, B Football, G.A.A., Pep Club 3 year Letterman Pep Club Lydians, K. 81 L., J.V. Baseball C.S.F. Sealbearer 47 OWELL STROMBECK Debate Club, Tr., 'oss Country, Int. Set -A 0 A ig . 1 fin .2 ig if is 's i . 3 K . Fr, i'y'x e :-L , , GARY SWENSSON DON THOMPSON Gymnastics, B Football .,,, 1 LINDA TINDALL Medical Arts Club, wespians, Prod. Staff for Our Town 81 Oklahoma MIKE TYLER Var. Football Letterman, J.V. Football Letterman, Symnastics Letterman VERNON STRONG L.M.C., A Cappella Choir, Swim Team, Football, Cross Country KTM' M..- RON STRONGWATER Sen., Boys' League Rep., A-II Steer. Com., Sportsnight Com., Pep Club if .def 'i'Z '7',' S SHARON SWENSSON MARTIN TAUTRIM Shereens, Comedettes, Boys' League Rep., G.A.A. Lettergirl, B Basketball L.G.S. JOHN KEITH THOMSEN K. 84 L. Pres., Var. Football, Baseball, LaNETTE THOMPSON A Cappella Choir, G.A.A. Ephebian -45' JANE TORRES G.A.A. Lettergirl, Finance Off., Pep Club, Tennis, Glee Club FRANK VACIO B-I2 Steer. Com., Sen., B Football, J.V. Baseball, Var. Baseball X tg 1 K 'Y' j -v A f . VI, .s,z '... L lf., .,,, S3 DAVID TRABUCCO Our Town, Arsenic 81 Old Lace, Night of Jan. I6, Ten Little Indians BILL STUBBS Pep Club 0' 'H 75? LYNNEA THATCHER G.A.A., Glee Club Health Off. ANN THOMSON Arondas, Girls' League Rep Sen., Mod. Da nce,I G.A.A. ROBERT SUDDABY Pep Club .. r ' . 5,3 . ,, 4 X. SHERRY THOMAS Comm, ot Posters, Imperial Girls' V.P., Sen., Sr. Song-Girl, Lydians SUE THOMSON Shereens, Mod. Dance, G.A.A. Lettergirl, Pep Club QS kts R TERRY TRACHY CECI LE C. VANCE LINDA VAN BUSKIRK Shereens, Latin Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Sen. G.A.A., Sen., Girls' League Rep. a-as-5 iv' .,.. .. ,. STEVE TURLEY B Tr. Letterman, Var. Tr. Letterman, L.M.C. DOUGLAS VANCE SUSAN SUNBERG Pep Club, Serv., Medical Arts Club SUZANNE THOMAS L.G.S., G.A.A. Board, G.A.A., Pep Club RONALD THORNE Kiwanis Award MARJORIE SWACKE F.T.A., Spanish Clul Medical Arts Club G.A.A., Spectator Staff ss i.'ii 14Q'i'. .i-.M ' if . .N ' x A A .. f. BILL THOMPSON JILL H. TIEDEMANI K. 81 L., Gabrinianf Comedettes, C.S.F Sealbearer, A Cappella Choi: Q if--r, A 0- JoANN TURNER G.A.A., Employment Off., Pep Club GERI VANCLEVE Medical Arts Club, Int. Relations, Russian Club, G.A.A. VALERIE TUTTERROI A Cappella Choir, Arondas, Girls' League Rep. Medical Arts Club, GEORGE VANDEN-HEUVEL Band, Chess Club Stamp Club Q5-'Y :RED D. VANDE REN DE 3' cn.. RN MARY VIGE K. 8. L,, C.S.F. Sealbearer, Gabrinians, G.A.A., Comedettes BARBARA WASHBURN RICHARD VANDUSEN GERRY VANDERVILLE A Cappella Choir, Cross Country, Tr., L.M,C., Key Club, Madrigal Singers, Photography Club, Boys' League Rep. Spanish Club, Science ANNETTE VCIHORDEN K. 81 L., Lydians, G.A.L.S., Exec. Board A.S.B. Chief Justice, Comedettes LARRY VanPELT Var. Football 01' ho' 121' MARY E. VORZIMER C.S.F. Sealbearer, A.F.S. Finalist, K. 8. L., Comedettes, A Cappella Choir KATHARINE WEAKLIM il? rv CHARLES E. WALCOTT N.M.H. Finalist, K. 81 L., B 81 C Basketball Letterman BOB WEAVER Radio Club, Boys' League Rep. tw tv 'is WH? 15 'US PENNY WEISSMAN Medical Arts Club, lance Prod., G.A.A., Drama Club IAICHAEL WHITMER Swim Team, J.V. Football Qvxhdr L Sen., G.A.A. Pep Club it M BH L 1' JIM WELLS C.S.F., Tennis, Photography Club DALE WHITWORTH Student Store Sales Mgr., Tennis, Pep Club, Sen. 'Y' . ,, 4 . 4 be-v.. CAROLYN WERGER G.A.A. LINDA WHYTE Gabrinians, L.G.S., G.A.A., c.s.F., Pep Club Cf SHARON WALSH Arondas, A Cappella Choir, B12-AI2 Steer. Com., Adv. Folk Dance, Sen. LINDA WEBBER Arondas, A Cappella Choir, Girls' League Rep., 'SSR 'Rav VIRGINIA VAUGHAN G.A.A., Flower 81 Crown Com for Fashion Show 38,5 'HO DIANE WALTON Arondas, Sen., Adv. Mod. Dance Prod., B12-A12 Steer Com. LARRY WEINBERG B12-A12 Steer. Com., G.A.A. Pep Club ,vb . V ,X jf - B 'S iff. 'B' n ' er: . ,gg B ' ,, Sf , L . ...., Q I gb . K fl Q KENNETH WEST Sen., Boys' League Rep. KAREN WILDERMUTH Girls' Glee, Pep Club, Girls' League Rep., G.A.A. . ,fax - .4- KENNETH WESTRICK A Cappella Choir, Madrigal Singers, Broadway Escapades TOM WILKIN Marching 8. Concert Band, Boys' League Rep., Oklahoma Orch., Dance Band 'Mn YT' .SY DAN WARD NOEL WEINER Our Town E ,ev Q7 5 , lx l ri KAREN WHIPPLE Comedettes, Shereens, C.S.F. Sealbearer, G.A.A. KEN WILKINSON Assoc. Sports Ed. of Annual, Spectator Staff Cartoonist . fi li So N- , A K . sv A . g 41,5 I x Q . , -'an L- GARY VEITH B Basketball Letterman, B Footb Letterman, B Baskt ball, B Tr. tk tl K- 'FS' h it li 1 few? ls- Q- SHARON WARREIN Pep Club G.A.A., Girls' League Rep. Sen., Attendance O' MICHAEL WEISLEI 11' IF. Q1 Y-...., MARY A. WHITFOF G.A.A., Pep Club CAROLINE WILLIAN G.A.A., Pep Club, Girls' Glee, Girls' League Rep. r 1. N.. 5, A fi 0-'. I as I 8 :l u I I , E ., .... . ng gy A,,.,? ra 5 W L .. SANDY WILLIAMS BEVERLY WILSON JENNIFER WILSON JANE WINSLOW GAIL WINTERROWD STEVEN WOLCOTT BARRY WOLFE G.A.A. Debate Club, Int. Set, Int. Set, Latin Club, G.A.A. Arondas, G.A.A., Band Cross Country Barristers, G.A.A. Medical Arts Club Pep Club, Letterman Girls' League Rep. Y- .'.:: I Lll X I 'S .Q 'EII LLII I 2' ' I , 'I 'ir ' Q s Iree I ' is A In A f ' -a+ QL' lx I nr-fs, is J S I' .L . ' JOHN WOLFE CRYSTAL WOOD RICHARD T. WOOD JIM WOODBURN JOYCE WRIGHT KATHLEEN WRIGHT RICHARD WYCKO B 81 C Tr., C.S.F., C.S.F. Sealbearer, Key Club, Spectator Staff AAdv. Mod. Dance, A.S.B. Songleader, Var. Swim Lettermi Spectator Staff A.S.B. V.P., Ephebian, Oklahoma, Girls' League Rep., Lydians, Mod. Dance C Swim Letterman Comedettes, K. 81 L. A Cappella Choir, G.A.A., Pep Club Prod., A-'Il Steer. Pep Club, Song Girl C,5.F' Sen, Com., C.S.F. Noon Movie Crevi . I I Iss, ,... E ,I I I DIANNE M. WYLER FRANK YAKELY RICHARD YOSHIOKA JANICE YUNKER JEANNE YURGA SHELLY ZAVAT SALLY ZECHES A.S.B. Song-Girl, Tr. Letterman, Sen. Basketball, Tr. C.S.F., Sen., Int. Set Shereens, G.A.A., G.A.A., Spanish Club, Commercants, Mod. Dance Prod., Girls' League Rep,, Barristers, F.T.A., Pep Club, Glee Clu A Cappella Choir, Comedettes, G.A.A. Pep Club G.A.A. Comedettes Board ' AL ZUSMAN Boys' League Rep., Key Club, A11-A12 Steer. Com., Sen., B Basketball Adv.-Advanced A.F.S.-American Field Service Corr.-Corresponding Secretary Com.-Committee Comm.-Commissioner C.S.F.-California Scholarship Federation F.T.A.-Future Teachers of America G.A.A.-Girls' Athletic Association Int. Set-International Set J.V.-Junior Varsity 50 K. 84 L.-Knights and Ladies I num IA Dan il annum Pnnrncantntiva lmperials Whose ANNA VEE ACORD HOWARD BLINDER PETER BODETTE FLORENCE BRADLEY JAMES CLARK LEN CUSHMAN ALLAN FRISCH Pictures Do Not Appear MONTY MOSER BILL PAJAK LARRY SOTTOSANTI JON STROMSLAND JUANITA SUTCLIFFE DAVID TILLMAN GAY WILLIAMS NANCY HEISER 'KAY WILSON Glossary L.G.S.-Letter Girls' Society L.M.C.-Letterman's Club Mod. Dance-Modern Dance N. M. H.--National Merit Honors Orch.-Orchestra Sec.-Secreta ry Sen.--Senior and Senator Serv.-Service Steer Com.-Steering Committee Swim.-Swim Team Pres.--President l Tr.-Track Prod.-Production Var.-Varsity Proj.-Proiection V.P.-Vice President and Vice Principal Rec. Sec.-Recording Secretary Work Exp.--Work Experience Rep.-Representative S.B,-Student Body Srlmnl Cat.-School Cafeteria Yrs.-Yea rs 1 --...--..........,,-...---.--.. -W-f'f.-, 3 NEXT SEMESTER . from thy desk of CARROLL Principal W HIGH' SCI 'omfhcdlskof - i if 3 pm w 5 ...W .ar-1, W , f LGCKRIDQ . , E 'X 3 5 rf-' ' PV' W if Sk I rw ' ' -- K I lf Q.. M s 1 1 4 ...Z f W al' 2,7 W X jaf 1,41 willing, k f V ' n an xl f ,Z Q X, 0 y K J l --0 f X ix , ,- i K 4 ggrym QM Iww Q X 1 S1 3 .., , K ip- ' Qs, ' . Q' QQ- - N ! X ' 7 A .airf- Ix 'sw - six' , U I X -. A : A -QQ . D fx -v , 6. - 'Q , ., t. E Q , ' g 9 ,. Q f f I x ,it -U... . Lff' ' -A' ' 8 '- ww , A ' A V' '7 xx X Af' 'I kffy' 'nh-Aww ff I If Aywvdsw xxxi was 'nf 1 5 QP U A i ,,, 4 3. , .xx - , ,L- 4, Q Aw , if fu. ,V qv-F' 'ff I J if if X I If xg. ii ,ff X X Y , 339 , X'Tso C' ff i ' I If I ls. . If-R f Q A f X MN 'X F X x i. K ' X f X Y txm K N - X 5' 'YK fl 9 5 gi 'ur I ff, -Q N. ,x,. f,gf -f , X A A N f i ,ff ' V iw ' 1 J N , 2 0 + I. Q. f V . 1 .X q, ., 1- - -- fm :.11f,...,41.4,,, .:...,. 4 'g.,., ,, ' Nga' . 1' ' x b . A ' .1 ' , .P , A ,I . , 3' 4 g. t ' . Q W N ' - -P 4 ,- ---if flsfs Q .., M,-. 4... , their Campus. ALDEBARAN EPHEBIANS Pat Sawyer, Bob Beeson, and Carol Carlin are con gratulated by Mr. Lockridge, school principal. Ephebians IMPERIAL EPHEBIANS Row A: Mary Ellen Riepe, Marilyn McDonald, Julie Aroian. Row B: Marcia Hammer, Ginny Storie, Crystal Wood, Nancy Foster, Linda Gerrish, Sue Nelson. Row C: John Thomsen, Lee Silverman, John Langfitt, Roy Harper, Bill Gray. EPHEBIAN SOCIETY The Ephebian Society is a civic betterment organization whose members pledge themselves to serve the city by leading lives of civic inspiration. The major purpose of this Society is to focus the attention ofthe outstanding graduates from the Los Angeles high schools upon matters of civic import- ance. The candidates are selected for membership on the basis of outstanding character, leadership ability, high scholastic achievement, and demonstrated service. One Senior-A from each forty may be chosen as an Ephebian Can- didate. Oualification for membership is determined by the student's class standing, which must be in the upper twenty per cent, his grade average, which must be at least a B , and the election of the candidate by his senior class and the faculty of the school, Final selection of the candidate is made by a faculty selection committee on the basis of the aforementioned qual- ifications. To be accepted as a member of the Ephebian Society is the highest honor that can be bestowed upon a graduating senior. lt is a real challenge to accept this honor in that the real work and contri- butions commence after the individual's graduation and throughout his aolult life - that is to take an active role in civic betterment programs to make our city a better place in which to live! Outstanding Seniors Receive Honor! Carol Carlin Westchester Exchange Club Award Beverly Gorlin, Annette Van Orden, and John Thomsen. Donna Haugen Betty Crocker Homemaking Award f AWARD OF COMMENDATION 54 VPU -I f .' .ax THE ALDEBARAN BARBER SHOP QUINTET drorncitizes the Roaring 2O's theme. S I .Ji 'I E ,,,- AT THE SENIOR LUAU, Imperiols met for on evening of enjoyment. SENIORS eagerly Iook forward to having their groduoition pictures token. Senior Memories Q 1' THE TRADITIONAL SENIOR LUAU was one ofthe highhghts ofthe seniors' activities. IUHRIN SIX ALDEBARAN GIRLS show the rest ofthe closs how it was done in the Roaring 2O's . THE RECEIVING OF DIPLOMAS vvos Q memorable occosion. Rel I ISI I IIDSI' When . . . rg 3 V ,..,, .wfg,,W,,x,-y, I . 1 .ir xii, - K ,E ,A J, l.Q..g.g.....4,...g.: 5 0Q-42-wi42.d.i- 51 ff ,L 4 931493 W - :ia aka M37 ball rings, 4 5 tummw Tsachorfslgnntuu i6 .TON Dm Abaence...u....4.. .... , EXCUSE lm! F unexcused AMGNG aura FAV G I E ecxchers Wesfcnester mg: ww' ? Ylce-X X Quai PEP CLUB 1.959--1960 WND- ' ' Qmsfff 2 Effflsfiiai SSG NN igafiji 22: .QTL 45551- 5 M . 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V II Q 1 - 2511 , f '7 ' f Qi W GW Zin Q4 X59 P5555 WESTCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL S9 ' Benefif Fooiball Game 0 sermons vs. vARsuTY X E Friday, December 11, 1959 I 8:00 P. M. Student Adm. 50c ,'::.:.Fmu ...5 :':.'P'..':..' and ol Baht. W N esfchesfer V NN, ,917 Ev 'ab' of J ,Players e . nlng: u . M We Urdoy N .ry '60 sfchesfer H., OV. 8 A 'sh ' P-fn. Sf 0o1,4,Won 7 Um . gchoox xer Wgh Bonquef Weffchesox GM INTER u Sem-Nm 1959 Y XB. ednesdoy, Jonuor NN N0 199 X Og-30 M, into 9100 P' SN .25 lilly ali' ,DB ELEVENTH GRADE Row A: Karen Kapke, Marilyn Allen, Rosalind Nebel, Marilyn Bearden, Cheryl Johnson, Mary Buelow, Mayrl Colley, Jeri Beck, Barbara Brown, Christie Johnson, Marlene Hekel, Linda Clausen, Sunny Davidson. Row B: Mary Pat Coffey, Margaret Hulett, Audrey Fahrenkopk, Barbara Kahn, Carol Lockin, Elaine Bodette, Sally Pierce, Vicki Houghthling, Betty Bartholomew, Lynda Lang, Sandy Lynn, Chris Spooner, Sharron Jagosz, Judy Riley, Row C: Irene Marie Tarrant, Carol Rogers, Bill Goodwin, Ron Radelet, Dickie Burns, Ron Shephard, Jerry Schley, Rodger McWilliams, Dick Maschmeyer, Brian Franks, Bill Bronson, Paul Ahrens, Kathy Quesenberry, Donna Massey. Row D: Gary Frye, Ken Kaden, Don Cheek, Dennis Everett, Mike Chambers, Gary Hessler, John Moss, Randy Morphis, Bill Carter, Tim Dick, Dave Gale, Douglas Miller, Richard Harris, Duke Kahannamoku. We Look to the Future with Expectation ELEVENTH GRADE Row A: Nancy Mason, Donna German, Karen Ketcham, Verna Vanderville, Diane Gwinn, Bonnie Galiher, Judy Hudson, Judy Ames, Norma Browne, Kris La Rocca, Chris Pollock, Sandra Sandler, Diane Thomas, Rosalee Halstead, Faye Jay. Row B: Judi Sherven, Beverly Johnson, Dean Kemp, Donna Hartsock, Doreen Takvorian, Juelle Hutchinson, Linda Szabo, Marie Noerdlinger, Helene Winer, Virginia Burchett, Sandy Witten, Patricia Allen, Carol Smith, Alexa Nickliss, Stephanie Wheatley, Row C: Tanya Thomsen, Joyce Wiechmann, Dan Devendorf, Chris Graff, Steve Dade, Jerry Presson, Dave Roen, Bob Whitney, Hyman Winstein, Jerry Kinmont, Jim Ellman, Orville Harris, Jack Capito, Sue Murray, Dianne Bianchin. Row D: Charles Escoffery, Mike Cutter, Jeff Leboff, Larry Loft, Walter Rhoades, Ed Rossier, Jeffery Bernhardt, Ken Willis, Richard Berrell, Ken Hamilton, Gerry Palo, Bill Stauffer, Tom Cohn, Don Soul. hi - ii I f ...,d ELEVENTH GRADE Row A: Ellen Brean, Carol Hill, Linda Honer, Sandy Jeffus, Merilyn Diezman, Nancy Kelly, Mark, Danelle Gallen, Kathy Morgen. Row C: Robinson, Peter Schechberg, Bill Greene, Bill Fred Borchert, Gary Hubbard, Ronald Johnson ELEVENTH GRADE Margaret Oben, Sharon Wasser, Pam Olson, Linda Morrison, Patricia Burns, Janet Jones, Maureen Giumentaro, Karen Hammond. Row B: Jane Ormsby, Sue Steele, Valera Wright, Jeanette Valliere, Cheryl Everett, Carol Sue Dave Hahn, LeRoy Barr, Blair Swanson, Tom Mitchell, Bill Nyberg, Don Lautenbach, Earl Place, Bob Pfeil, Jack Goff, David Sears, John Pobuda. Row D: Donald Long, Gary Haslam, Jim McAllicher, Phillip Vango, Gene Brown, Vic Matson, Charles Curfman, Joe Moore, Dave Kellner, Fred Haug, Stan Deyoe. The Future Row A: Karen Wolfe, Mary Shinn, Marie Slattery, Karen Mitchell, Carla Blake, Luana Davis, Karen Kremin, Karen Snyder, Yvonne Lock, Linda Roberts, Barbara Fulkerson, Pat Camiso, Narda DiMaggio, Marion Schottmiller. Row B: Nancy Lostutter, Kathy Kirkpatrick, Ellen Regensburger, Judy Goldstein, Renee Yancey, Barbara Howard, Darlene Abramowski, Marlene Webber. Row C: Martin Gladstein, Richard Koss, Gary Myhre, Don Brown, Rob Blackborn, Chuck Turner, David E. Holmes, Jim Mignacca, Stephen Horowitz, Henry Roedigger, Willaim Wilson, Peter Beck, Tom Forrer. Row D: Larry Kaluzok, Ron Elwell, Ron Smith, Doug Mclntosh, Charles Lazzaro, Steve Alkus, Max Van Orden, John Rivenes, John Nielson, Denny Graves, Jim Vogl, Jim Pearson, John Vaughan, Fred Lyn. 1 .'- 'I xv IC .15 ff K 4 l l i .- miss , ELEVENTH GRADE Row A: Pat Gahoof, Linda Norton, Bonnie Olsen, Diane Robison, Cathy Moore, Marilyn Apodaca, Chris Bond, Chery Overose, Pat Sharp, Dianne Decker, Carol Juengel, Carol Whitworth. Row B: DeAnne Collins, Carol Kail, Glynda Woodman, Carole Heap. Row C: Janet Sommersteclt, Peggy Stewart, Pete Elkin, Richard O'NeiIl, Bob Follmer, Barry Heil, Douglas Phillips, Martin Kaplan, David Odom, Howard Owens, Eddy Parris, Jim Bishop, Ron Zindars, Frankie Frasier, Sue Withnell. Row D: Richard Miller, Don Moberly, Edward Ricketts, Arnold Sperling, Jim Jones, Roger Walton, Stephen Oliver, Dennis Shaver, John Morris, Bob Mingori, Bruce Martin, Gary Neve, Vince Stott, Mike Luirette, LaVonne Buakmaster. Depends on Us ELEVENTH GRADE Row A: Diane Amato, Candi Cotton, Diane Lamb, Cindi Sheppard, Susie Swain, Joyce Salk, Karen Rice, Mary Stokes, Carol Laris, Jennifer Soward, Peggy Luke, Jeanette Tuso, Donna Troup. Row B: Janet Clatfelter, Pam Tate, Diane Sheerer, Jeri Van Belle, Fyllis Kramer, Cherry Gamage, Nancy Ernst, Gloria Hurn, Eileen Romm, Linda Welker, Lanette B. Sommers. Row C: Chuck Ewing, Bill Jasper, Charles lsham, David Cates, Bob Giffords, Mike Bennett, Aaron Barnett, Morris Rush, Mike Wagner, Neal Rinaldo, Brenton E. MacKinnon, Jack Kanberg, Steve La Franchi, Larry Larson, Gary Mitchell. Row D: John Wehmeyer, Norm Goodkin, Robert Hartwick, Steve Saitman, Steve Ginsberg, Steve Chabre, Rick Bagley, Ronny Karren, Tom de La Garrigve, Ray Williams, George Mc- Gregor, Russel Cox, David Werner, Steve Lawson, George Elliott. ,jr ,M ELEVENTH GRADE Row A: Peggy Oberg, Georgene Haida, Sue Watson, Kay Pelton, Nora Heitzenreder, Marilyn Peck, Lani Galiher, Grace Rudolph, Roxie Baer, Jeannine Brown, Susan Schonheinz, Leah Shenitzer, Sylvia Steele, Linda Smith, Andree Auger, Tondra Glenn. Row B: Patti Pereira, Nancy Randall, Holly Haas, Mary Ann Farley. Row C: Jack LeVan, Ted Buergey, David Nadelman, Dennis Martin, Neil Stone. Row D: Roger Schroeder, Phil Lingman, Richard Herz, Bruce Blum, Tom Flanagan, Bill Tompkins, Gordon Tomkins, Gary Hunt, Gilbert Ravich, John Brining, Tom Wobberma, Tom Wallace, Gary Modeen, Gene Liberali, Richard Burke, Phil Price. ELEVENTH GRADE Row A: Jud Steele, Mary Howlett, Mary Best, Merry Ann Blunt, Linda Poole, Marilyn Fox, Katie Wiman, Peggy Wallace, Pat Fisher, Judy Stumpf, Donna Arm Y strong Roberta Linn Renee Dirkmaat, Row B: Lucille Malloy, Richard Walsh, Bob Ruzicka, Bill Nugent, Jeff Alder, Don McCormick, Paul Bennett, Mike Hillhouse T M J hn on Phil Adams, Roger Atherton, Earl Fliger, Marilyn Matthews. Row C: Ken Carrington, Dick Porter, Terry Blalock, Dave Collister, Dennis urner, onty 0 s Larry Krause, Harold Juhl, Lee Peisker, John Jacobs, Glenn Marshall, Dennis Danskin, Chuck MacRae, Ronnie Modeleski. rv.: T3 x., ELEVENTH GRADE Row A: Kathy Spear, Sandi Curry, Anna Caruso, Joan Oswald, Jeanette Almquist, Judy Rouleau, Linda Rachlow, Sharon Clark, Linda Goorman, Raneen Dussing, Diane Thorpe, Eileen Johns, Bonnie Cooper, Terry Doidge, Linda Morris, Reva Binstein. Row B: Dan Sirks, Jim Marko, Dave Boggs, Doug Delio, Michael Royer, Larry Weitzman, Bob Silcott, Steve Pantell, Harold Boyd, Bob Williams, Don Barcellona, George Hinze. Row C: Dennis Eldridge, Alan Kushner, Terry Utpadel, Bill Carey, AI Daniels, John Lincioni, Rick Mclntosh, Don Henyan, Allen Rose, Dennis Booth, Gari Fiekenscher, Dan Stouffer, Jim Rossier. ELEVENTH GRADE Row A: Judy Person, Irene Gimpel, Marsha Malis, Rosalee Bulechek, Linda Sharp, Karen Leren, Judy Schwartz, Vicki Shields, Nancy Dunn, Mary Roys, Helen Brewer, Judy Burch, Gail Lawton, Evelyn Hirschon. Row B: Sue Nadler, Pat Norman, Margie Templin, Leanne LaFond, Carol Reedy, Dallas Beardsley, Joanne Rothenberg, Diane Jackman, Judy Wilson, Sheila Osborn. Row C: Becky Becker, Lynne Fratus, Sheri Canady, Ann Engelbrecht, Nancy Millikan, Cheryl Hunter, Judy Smith, Joyce Hellwig, Jenni Shaver, Mike Lepole, Margaret Alexander, Norma Murray, Judy Daily, Gayle Berry, Karen Godding, Linda Cocores. Row D: Tex Rainer, Bob Dill, Al Komp, Simple Simon, Chuck Wagon, Robert Hackforth, Lee Crofton, Phil Smith, Gary McLemore, John Nelson, Gary Muffley, Bob Nash, Skip Doolittle, Mickey Campbell, Jerry Smith. ,vig Q.,,,,d,, if li, . C 0 f TENTH AND ELEVENTH GRADES Row A: Pam Davis, Eileen Polkka, Beth Remington, Brenda McGuire, Patty Walk, Carolyn Condra, Carol Coulter, Janet Peek, Brigitte Knacke, Sharon Conley, Darlene Webber, Rosie Justice, Rochelle Burns. Row B: Joanne Schlicher, Pat McMurrin, Sue Peterson, Annette Gres, Diana Born, Donna Belond, Jill Labbee, Mary Scheid, Linda Pendergrass, Gayle Freeman, Annette McMillan, Gail Peterson. Row C: Sherry Stonberg, Linda Shiveley, Elin Robinson, Carolyn Skelton, Diana Smith, Sandy Headrick, Julieann Schuske, Linda Gaskill, Elaine Droge, Tonya Hillis, Anita Ulicny, Barbara Adams, Linda Pollock, Susie Huncke, Nancy Biddle. Row D: Jay Wechselberger, James Thomson, Jim Cook, Kim Burdick, Walter Reim, Jim Van Dusen, Perry Phillips, Jim Bonnot, Gary Glynn, Ken Spencer, Mike Crossley, John Jackson, Dave Harrill, Bill Damm. TENTH AND ELEVENTH GRADES Row A: Vicki Miller, Connie Kidd, Carol Williams, Carol Puissegur, Sue Ann Jerri Henderson, Linda Sutton, Barbara Vicars, Mary Maloney, Jill Sekeman, Crook, Sunni Smargon, Benette Sabbath, Judy Blake, Bonnie Dater, Edna Peggy Schultz, Dianne Hendricks, Patricia Gates, Diane Dillon. Row C: Bob Martin Collen, David Eshelman, Gary Mohler, Chris Haist, Mike Gould, James For They Conquer Flock, Donna Richards, Mary Conder, Fran Nyberg, Linda Christian, Linda Jungen, Polly Greeneberg, Diana Randall. Row B: Carole Scurlock, Janine Doran, Carol Lumel, Susan Davidson, Kathy Cooke, Johnny Garret, Janet Draper, Sheila Rhodes, Bowman, Lorry Weirum, Wesley Wolfe, John Boletta, Bill Steffens, Joe Ashenfelter, Tarleton, Randy McKnight, Bill Toplikar, Tom Benavides, Terry Anderson. Row D: Phil Hanson, Katsuro Taenaka, Steve Snipper, Marshall Kempf, Bill Unger, Rodney Dames, Barry Wolfe, Brian Warner, Kim Hetland, Bill Warren, Shelby Scott, Richard Warden, John Caywood, John Gallas, Steve Hanson. . 'QA .,,,.f' .I h I ,f Lo' V Mig xi? TENTH GRADE Row A: Gerry Penque, Judy Sheeley, Tony Recht, Joan Zager, Robert Hoffman, Pam Josephson, Georgianna Veach. Row B: Sheryl Ferguson, Catherine Hansen, Grace Pisciotta, Susan Ree, Wendy Yee, Mary Ann Reed, Sandi Schneider, Judy Falvey, Susie Harrison, Michele Freit, Joan Hoffman, Rita Meiser, Jerry Smith, Matilda Smith, Linda Peterson. Row C: Pam Pinger, Florence Perri, Sue Risner, Dona Ryall, Carol Truxal, Mary Twohig, Barbara Hefferlin, Donna Day, Sue Parke, Penelope Pearson, Melodie Wells, Kathleen McLaughlin, Betsy Schmidt, Shirley Wood, Marianne Woodburn, Kathy Tomkins, Milana Boyd, Gail Whisnant, Madeline Reed. Row D1 Henry Varney, Paul Zimmerman, Jim LaRocco, Bill Shadowens, Richard Hawes, Jim Baker, Bruce Sommersteat, Mike Winderm, Mike Frey, Dave Douglas, Gil Levasseur, John Ford, Andy Klute, Don Dittman, Ron Dorson. Who Believe They Can TENTH GRADE Row A: Beverly Bowen, Deanna Koss, Maxine Lever, Jackie Hill, Dale Horwell, Trudy Krause, Barbara Howe, Betty Larson, Dana McCauley, Diane Taube. Row B: Lee Ann Greene, Diane Baker, Melody Fleming, Donna Dooley, Nancy Crouch, Trina Dunaway, Bev Chambers, Gaye Gregory, Martha Barnard, Janice Gruber, Kay Johnson, Janeen Bedard, Brenda Harkins, Lynnea Buelow, Lei Lani Chalker, Cheryl Lang, Peggy Ehrlich. Row C: Ron Rowland, Dave Taylor, Ken Costales, Carl Claybaugh, Mike Holmes, Steve Flowers, Frank Bowers, Donald Glenn, Edwin Lasley, Forrest Prather, Rodger Neill, Bill Burke, Frank Dodge, Bill Curtis, Tom Davidson, Tad Ulrich, James Barriault, Rick Wood. v-Nm K f,e.aae..w E -l .. 1 r SL Z! 4. ,ga if , 'X 1. 5: ff , 1,1 Y' ..r,x TENTH GRADE Row A: Francine Uffner, Bonni Bailey, Joanne Rust, Vicki Mueller, Nancy Tomer, Cheri Smith, Linda Simmons, Carol Richardson, Sharon Ordman, Connie Thomp- son, Suzan Steinman, Sue Schmidt. Row B: Carole Osterloh, Betti Palovtzian, Loraine Norman, Lynn Hansen, Barbara Wagner, Mary Lou Saxton, Kathy Nordstrom, Georgia Trammell, Jan Trachy, Georgeann Theroux, Kathy Taylor, Darlene Suhy, Mary Schmidt, Eleanor Wilson. Row C: Cheryl Silvers, Ami Weber, Karla George, John Downey, Vic Silveria, Jeff Hubelbank, Bob Hurwitz, John Bruce, Bill Hatchard, Bob Forrer, Wylda Vold, Diane Wetherbee, Cathy Cooper. Row D: Mark Earnest, Norman Spickelmire, Brian Fleming, Kent Irwin, Marvin Brown, Fred Thomas, Alan Johnson, Charles Thorne, Dennis Stone, Norman Smith, Bob Harter, Mark Burnstein, Richard McCoy. TENTH GRADE Row A: Jayolene Leinbach, Donna Meckler, Pat Jarrett, Suzanne Miller, Cheri Beth Mead, Barbara Bennett, Ann Gerrish, Naomi Josephson, Joyce Sklarewitz, Janet Petee, Linda Olmsted, Julie Firmin, Linda West, Donna Swanson, Row B: Pat Lynn, Judy Pabst, Carol Callicoatt, Sharon Bender, Janet Krause, Cynthia Raney, Kathi Thomas, Marcia Franks, Diane Clark, Ann Compton, Leslie Critchfield, Nancy Bailey, Dorothy Kohansky, Jean Drayer. Row C: Pat Kelly, Vicki Cox, Lynne Kastner, Ronnie Stith, Richard Long, Von Miller, Craig Lester, Joe Tymczyszyn, Paul Miller, Johnny Hunt, Barbara Richter, Martha Gallaher, Beverly Skofield. Row D: Chris Jett, Ted Landis, Bill Walker, Skip Rosenbach, Roger Willer, Lance Harrington, Phillip Stewart, Al Strand, Louis Bourgeois, Quenten Riepe, Larry Lewis, Reg Bauer, Tom Beard. .- J 41 N.: A' M: es.. - 4-...Q-S53T5 'Y i s 51 4 4 4 ll r f 1 4 ,nv .. g TENTH GRADE Row A: Mickey Gamson, Janet Boyd, Babs Miller, Sande Aaron, Clara Chaney, Vicky Churchill, Louise Matteson, Carol Hodge, Susan Hale, Nanci Hall, Karen Liunggren. Row B: Susan Cohen, Nancy Sue Mclntosh, Helen Jewell, Leslie Lacey, Carol Frigon, Bonnie Kuhny, Paullette Crosby. Row C: Marion Campbell, Nancy Gibboney, Kathy Matthes, Suzanne Leveille, Claudia Heimurlle, Paul Read, Peter Goldberg, Sandy Feldman, Don Marshall, Howard Guiles, Kathy Crouch, Elizabeth Elling, Berni Lewandowski, Sharon Montgomery, Nancy Horn. Row D: Howard Gertz, Nick Peckin, Gary Smith, Michael McLaughlin, Eddie Bravo, Milt Goldwasser, Dennis Hedley, Gilbert Cataldo, Fred Blubaugh, John Toomey, Chris Waters, Joe Amato, Richard Weinberg, Robert King, TENTH GRADE Row A: Donna Barton, Rene Thomas, Margaret Charrett, Ethelyn Holland, Stella Maris Sanz, Rosemary Frank, Pat Gould, Joyce Brady, Marilyn Scott, Laraine Skagen, Elyse Miller, Diane Robertshaw, Joan Levi. Row B1 Juli Landfield, Barbie Douglas, Mary Bradshaw, Sally Beeson, Penny Ross, Judy Karmasin, Sue Ledsack, Eileen Briggs, Marion Leopold, LouAnn Danforth, Carolyn Davenport, Diane McPhail, Row C: Jane Whitehead, Judy Whitehead, Sandi Fatur, Linda Johnstone, Arla Culver, Carol Newkirk, Barbara Norman, Sallie Thrall, Janet Nevin, Nancy Welsh, Sharon Erickson, Pat Wright, Barbara Parmenter, Eileen Nebel. Row D: Don Seale, Chuck Nicolai, Roy Alberoni, Barry Weiner, Jack Riffle, Al Turney, Laurie Heiser, Gary Ratzlaff, Kurt Franzen, Don Rath, George Goldman, Tim Morgan, Bob Fenn, Paul Ramsperger. fx, , -l -Hanan- Q' .m-sr' P TENTH GRADE Row A1 Pat Peterson, Arlene Galanda, Sally Cook, Barbi Champlin, Cathie Walsh, Dora Biblarz, Nancy Jo Rix, Diana Anderson, Cheryl Leland, Nancy Caywood, Judy Corn, Paula Andersen, Gloria Gold, Linda Larsen, Dorothy Doyle. Row B: Mima Saenz, Sandy Carrouth, Elaine Siverts, Linda Layton, Eileen Ashelford. Row C: Steve Pitts, Bill McComb, Ron Oskins, Rick Hamilton, Lawson Adams, Ken Showalter, Lee Beaumont, Barry Lunger, Raymond Griest, Dan McQuerrey, Steven Vogel, Jim Wells, Nick Olson, Dave Simms, Hitch your Wagon TENTH GRADE Row A: Margaret Cole, Paula Long, Carol Strong, Carol Schoch, Kathy Blair, Barbara Blair, Holly Barnard, Sandra Blount, Arlea Gibson, Cheryl Mayberry, Beth Cox, Ann Crews, Ann Keyser, Sheila Field. Row B: Sue Ehrhardt, Carol Kiefer, Linda Lipzen, Bonnie Heil, Kathy Saum, Pam Stocker. Row C: Bill Johnson, Larry Bell, Jerry Ode, Wayne Hodge, Steve Wolpa, James Mattheson, Glenn Pfaff, Bill Jackson, Gary Ibsen, Bill Jackson, Lee Davies, Bob Smith, Bob Simmons, Al Walker, 0 W-in 1 io i ll. r 2 r TENTH GRADE Row Af Sharon Janes, Carol Meldrum, Kathie Kurt, Eileen Flanagan, Linda Cowart, Anita Wiegand, Lorna Lammi, Martha Apodoca, Beverly Robin, Sue Sackett, Claudia Bean, Linda Shutt, Kathy Gourley, Mary Ellyn Faughnder, Cheryl Oakes. Row B: Carroll Grieb, Pat Nugent, Donna Matthews, Robbie Usadel, Phyllis Shepperd, Susie Petersen. Row C: Alan Brody, Dennis Sprague, Gene Tokaruk, Larry Baker, Gary Berger, Domenic Whitsel, Mike Eoff, Larry Moses, Leon Cerniway, Ken Silvertone, Dale Eastep, Steve Toplikar, Jerry Cregar, Dennis Vesper, Sam Panossian. to a Star TENTH GRADE Row A: Sheri Knapp, Nancy Grace, Beverly Schirer, Diane Metzger, Donna Oberg, Christine Essig, Susan Gilman, Kathy Peckin, Sandy Shell, Pat Hollingswolth, Kathy Kelly, Jane McCarthy, Andrea Puma, Jean Leitzell. Row B: Martha Ricketts, Cathy Parmenter, Cheri Labbee, Meredith Lafranchi, Donna Harriman, Janice Hardwick, Ruth Higgins, Carol Gehrig, Lynn Pfeil, Susan Winchester, Susie Snedecor. Row C: Jay Browne, Mike Hale, John Gosztola, Sam Palazzola. Row D: Bill Coe, Rick Hoard, Sandy Russo, Bent Christiansen, Neil Dougherty, Doug Carlson, Michael Cleary, Steve Cunningham, Tom Armstrong, Richard Tanner, Craig Selby, Larry Johnson, Richard Tenney, Jerry Burkett, Brad Gardner. .... 23 .. X 3 A QQ ...uf ai .W in fi' TENTH GRADE Row A: Jean Steele, Pat Mulford, Beverly Gibson, Linda Sullivan, Diane Weltmer, Alana Woodward, Sandy Gonez, Carryl Scott, Zena Lansky, Ginger Jungen, Sue Scholes, Janet Mixior, Carol Kamenis, Sharon McGinty, Pam Ott. Row B: Laima Zatkus, Mary Humble, Carreen Holman, Kristi Carns, Carol Bixler, Mary Brock, Penny Broyles, Linda Irwin, Lin 'a Moody, Ann Anderson. Row C: Ray Adler, Bob Rosengard, Ron Rose, Bill Cowdy, Matt Portz, Tom Coleman, Glenn Mclntosh, Ray Pedersen, Ken Benson, A' .ce Robertson, Joseph Powers, Dale Freed. Row D: Jerry Newman, Pat McCorry, Doug Pignet, Gerard Van Wesed, Chris Fee, Tim Leddy, Earl Preshaw, Jeff Benton, Greg Chamberlain, Roger Trimble, Stewart Hopkins, Bill Sorensen, Butch Kuflak, Don Roach. The Journey of ci TENTH GRADE Row A: Sue Chambers, Ricki Cousin, Bari-Lynn Brustin, Sue Melton, Eileen Sullivan, Karen Reed, Karen Skarseth, Linda Hansen, Karen Arvidson, Cheryl Wetzel, Carol Wick, Eileen Yurga, Gay Johnson, Milanna Nickliss. Row B: Susan Kibler, Sherry Pearson, Peggy Brickner, Linda Easto, Joan Kassell, Marianne Doveidson, Betty Brown, Jo McKinney, Dora Edberg, Judy Pagan. Row C: Steve Brown, Charles Yancey, Ron Lange, Howard Hatfield, Steve Wilson, David Heacock, Alan Wheeler, Cary Joseph, Gary Schwartz, Frank Nesbit. Row D: Jim Collister, Steve Reed, Tom Clark, Harvey Wallace, Bill Scanlan, Spike Reed, Ron Davidson, Bruce Treadway, Dave Vanden Heuvel, Mike Duncan, Barry Brugman, Douglas Carne, Wayne Reese, Kent Roberts, Bill Thomas. ff 4 3 sf X , ic, Iss A 5 ,'P - up .-r J' l',' .1 ii '4 , . 10,3 4.9 U 1,R' TENTH GRADE Row A: Susan Murdock, Coleen Clark, Carol Amantea, Judy Beach, Rosann Frustaci, Miriam Geary, Darnlee Sperling, Chris Boone, Fran Frumpe, Nan Brown, Diane Williams, Inga Braum, JoAnn Cummings, Row B: Jan Barnard, Judy Angel, Christine Whyte, Janet Driggs, Vicki Custis, Jacki Waddill, Sue Powers, Nan Petty, Pam White, Sheila Ellis, Sharon Benson. Row C: Paul Grosiean, Van LaMaster, George Bealer, George Todd, Jack Child, Howard Watts, Ken Elliott, Louie Martinez. Row D: Jay Spence, Ronald Prior, Mike Dowdy, Jim Harman, John Barry, Ronnie Hanson, Rick Otterstrom, Mike Heininger, Chris Spencer, Jim Blackburn, Joseph Rouleau, Ric Oxford, Phil Fagan, Dennis Turner. Thousand Miles . . . TENTH GRADE Row A: Mary Ann Simon, Cherie Spears, Linda Jamison, Donna McLaughlin, Gloria Brodsky, Barbara Gibson, Bev Bromleet, Claudia Stadden, Barbara Breese, Bonnie Baker, Sandy O'Toole, Roberta Ruud, Marianne Hurlen, Teressa Carr, Marcia Fenwick, Vicki Farah. Row B: Nancy Arlene Janes, Jeannine Hawkins, Linda Weinert, Sharon Reynolds, Nancy O'Brien, Kathy Pitt, Janet Carleton, Carol Grings, Eloys Reiter. Row C: Rich Blinder, Don Searles, Richie Lynd, Harold Julius, Bill Casady, Mike Wicon, Bruce Cameron, David Conley, Daryl Plueger, Dave Schriantz, Glen Christensen, Mike Petty, Mike Frazier, Roy Connelly, Chuck McComb, Richard Mosieur, Doug Byers. L , .A 4 .. 5 4 ... l 1 an .. if r A X-M. TENTH GRADE 4 4 l Row A: Sue Kuttnauer, Donna Vesper, Signe Rogerson, Bonnie Streitfeld, Kathy Rich, Sonya Haberlin, Karen Bailey, Anita Phillips, Judy Larsen, Carol Wirnpress, Pat Fickenscher, Susan Westen, Carolyn Zinders, Sharon Pugh, Marilyn Wittenberg, Pam Self. Row B: Judy Olympius, Susan Bushell, Kathy Franklin, Diane Presley, Ann Frick, Donna Brown, Lauri Bush, Jean Brock, Carol Clemmons. Row C: Linda Lou Evelyn, Marty Boren, Mike Jacabs, Larry Berg, Roy Spaeth, Charlie Moore, John Payne, Larry Fritcher. Row D: Dennis Thomann, Mike Warga, Bill Ferrell, Bob Seeman, Art Gardner, Bob Burbridge, Charles Ashbaugh, Wes Cooper, Bill Hyland, Steve Bush, Ken Mcirineau, Jay Lechner, Doug Dyer, Bruce Pilnick. . . . egins wit t e First Step UNDERCLASSMEN sign their names for Flight pictures. g--...... 4 if ill' I' 5 pa C v l ' l 'if , A . J xv v IX F ,N h M ,Q 'f '11 tv , X i 'R L V .,-,.. hue' J' I K 9 i E- 7 I X fs, , ,iff 3, fir 2, -f J f ' 1 ,225 ! -. I TENTH GRADE Row A1 Larry Fritche, Sue Black, Mark Alder, Edward Levy, Vickie Albright, Pat Bennett, Sandy Benson, Joan Berger, Sandy Jo Bond, Eileen Bingham, Elliot Diamond, Paula Schmidt, Row B: Jack Child, Steve Mayer, Gail Cooper, Cathy Caldwell, Doug Hutchen, Rod Bruck, Ron Murdock, Charlene Adair, Roxana Seeger, Cheryl Anderson, Janice Bauer. Row C: Steve Crowe, Bob Christensen, Richard Bryan, Jerry Newman, Joe Critchlow, Cal Acord, James French, Ken Curry, Marty Church, Donald Dittman, Chris Keethe -K 5' 3,410- ,A TENTH GRADE Row A: Tom Dickinson, Jim Gillett, Alan Mitell, Mike Culbertson, Bert Peck, Steve Stremel, Frank Bartha, Ronnie Berg, Jim Beck, Jill Higgins, Kathie Linville. Row B: Gary Bechtel, Kenneth Johnson, Paul Sardell, Ken Dunlap, Tim Knox, Bill Lingeman, Juliett Bartholomew, Pete Pomeroy, Ron Rose, Fred Lynn, Jack Albertson. 4 C X! TENTH GRADE Row A: Dave Witham, Jim Randall, Pat Cummings, Mary Bernstein, Christine Scott, Susan Shev, Lory Graff, Lisa Levine, Eileen Gardiner, Mary Elmer, Susie VanEvery, Sue Merritt, Fran Dusch. Row B: Dale Mackrow, Gael Harrington, Susan Smith, Jaynee Goldberg, Roberta Frye, Elsa Pepperdine, Fred Horowitz, Robert7l Collen, Sue Berro, Sharon Fuchik, Barbara Hunt, Susan Hannah, Mike Fatur. Row C: Jim Cornfield, Don Page, Tom McCutcheon, Candy Johnson, David Clark, r- rx , ki L.,-.. i N . .ttf it. - ,, ., . . N... -. i ... A .. . - , .mix 1 Q. i TENTH GRADE Row Af John Humphrey, Jim Hawkins, Bob Cassietto, Norm Topp, Jim Jay, Kenny Pabst, Courtland Prittie, Eddie Thrall, Arthur Elmgreen, Ron Trompeter, Terry Stiles. Row B1 Marvin Friedman, Neill Clark, Joe Fagan, Diann Garry, Lee Clifford, Terry Clifford, John Knight, Ronnie Olson, Richard Gray, Arnold Gregg. Row C: Barbara Grimme, Joan Hornbeck, Bob Wood, Gary Uline, Dennis Dicks, Robert Conrad, Larry Hughes, Bill Olson, Jorge Sanz, Gail Weaver, Carol Wilson. 5' in-., ai? TENTH GRADE Row A: Sue Mazer, Valerie Fuentes, Gale Gordon, Joy Hollingsworth, Lynda Frank, Judy Lesovsky, Berdett Petersen, Darlene Noble, Sue Dodge, Linda Pool. Row B: Sharon Pound, Ray Casner, Donetta Moser, Randi Miller, Diana Ridell, Sharyn Roark, Lari Morrison, Diana Rich, Sally Roth, Row C: Bill Schwartz, Ronnie Stras, Jim Ingham, Glenn Jackson, Robert Calderhead, Bill Mason, Jim Ruppert, Pam McClung, Art Rybin, Michael Mays, Tom Rouse. 'Nr QI' TENTH GRADE 72 Row A: Darlene De-Silva, Alexis Robinson, Gail Sherman, Margot Hodges, Gale Murray, Roely VanDiik, Alan Oller, Row B: Dianne Pepper, Maureen Dufour Donna Wolf, Dan Gade, Delberta Hayes, Tom Stevenson, Jimmy Rosenberger. Row C: Don Moore, Donna DeMatteis, John Aldrich, Danny Ulrich, Curtis Livers JWQQM ,WW- ,j'Q 50271, Ama fJ'.W72444f05f., fx:,4,4Og Wwg Sf-vzazzf g4Z544'i!'Z,f ACTIVITIES Howdy was the greeting of the day Seniors with nimble fingers. Work, work, work! Did I smile? Catch u falling star! It's u long way up! THE FIGHT SONG FighT, fighT on WesTchesTer High, Keeping The reol and whiTe in The sky, Send a volley cheer on high, Shake down The Thunder from The sky, WhaT Though The game be Track, or wiTh' ball, A WesTchesTer High will win over all, When The loyal Team comes marching Homefrom The vicTory. ALMA MATER All hail To Thee our Alma MaTer, FairesT of Them all. All hail To Thee our Alma MaTer, We will never Tall, Since firsT we meT life's biTTer Task Our hearTs are sTill aglow, g WiTh ThoughTs of Thee, WesTchesTer mine, Loyal A-lma MaTer. WesTchesTer Hail, WesTchesTer Hail, All hail To Thee. Q A THE VARSITY SONG Hail To The ComeTs glorious, Hail To The Team vicTorious, Hail, Hail, WesTchesTer High, We're loyal To you. Hail colors red and whiTe, Symbol of sTrengTh anol mighT Hail, Hail, WesTchesTer High, We're VicTors brave and True. Student Service STAGE CREW Row A: Alan Brody, Pierre Bcsbous, Ray Adler, Steve Bush, Howard Warts, Phil Fred Morsh, Steve Moore, Lone Hodgin, Chuck Goolsby, Bill Bronson. i ,.,,e. , He Profits Most who Serves Best 3 73 Price. Row B: Alon Clark, Richard Ginelli, M.. so '97 9 NJ' 'fd' :L 4 CAFETERIA Row A: Sandi Fafur, Barbie Douglas, Linda Layton, Eileen Ashelford. Row B: Milanna Nickliss, Barry Gladsfein, Jean Drayer, Linda Irwin, Diane Clark. Row C: Jay Perrin, Sven lnsen, Don Smith, Nancy Welsh. COUNSELORS' OFFICE Row A: Teressa Carr, Doreen Takvorian, Jeri Van Belle, Row B: Sheri Canady, Marsha McKenney, Lynn Pfeil. 1 In ,, .ig W: it ,ze 6 'R ATTENDANCE OFFICE , Row A: Ethelyn Holland, Betti Paloutzian, Ann Frick. Row B Dora Edberg, Marlene Hekel, Lauri Bush, Nan Brown. A ,, uf iii' 4'1V'?seif ,. , 3 RM!! GIRLS' GYM OFFICE Row A: Susan Douglas, Julie Firmin. Row B: Joyce Salk, Nancy Foster, Linda Gerrish, Sherry Thomas, Joan Oswald. Row C: Carol Church, Jeri Beck, Barbara Brown, Maryl Colley, Dorothy Kohansky. -Aff-M -f - +15 Ti f - 1 -f -- 'K' ' ' r Nfl'a - Wil -- F 1 A - N' vie' .f F .11 ev 4 4-Q i if MAIN OFFICE AND VICE PRINCIPALS' OFFICE Row A: Sue Kuttnauer, Roberta Ruud, Linda Shutt, Sue Schmidt, Mary Roys. Row B: Roberta Walker, Sandra Sandler, Diane Gwinn, Donna Swanson, Stephanie Wheatley, Wendy Yee, Marilyn MacMinn. Row C: Lynne Walker, Patricia Allen, Jeanne Yurga, Paul Zimmerman, Joann Bartha, Nancy Mason, Mary Humble. rss? EALTH OFFICE nw A: Alice Gamez, Rene Thomas, Linda Christian, Diane Thomas, nda Sullivan. Row B: Bari-Lynn Brustin, Diana Smith, Sandy Headrick, iarie Slattery, Edna Lumel, Julie Aroian. - -I s 1 A-Q' W -M55 I wh' 'll' Q 'J 1. I-'I Y LIBRARY AIDS Row A: Beverly Robin, Carol Williams, Barbara Sharff, Alana Woodward. Row B: Sheryl Ferguson, Cecile Vance, Georgia Trammell, Kathy Taylor, Paula Long, Claudia Stadden. Row C: Gilbert Cataldo, Sheila Rhodes, Susan Winchester, Judy Smith, Brigitte Knacke, Georgeann Theroux. Row D: Barry Gladstein, Jan- ice Gruger, Elaine Droge, Sue Nelson, Ronnie Killian, Linda Rachlow, Dottie Fallscheer. SERVICE AND CLUBS BOARD Row A: Annette Van Orden, Nancy Mason, Bob Morrison, Karen Bonebreak, Julie Aroian. Row B: Janet Zankich, Nancy Foster, John Zorger, Judy Hansen, Carol Church. Row C: Edward Olsen, Larry Colton, James McKinney, Jon Hefferlin, Bill Gray. 13. .. 'P F- 'lf' l 75 THE SHAMROCKS, one of Westchester's newest singing groups, made their debut at the Hamilton exchange assembly. THE MELODIOUS FOUR, another of our singing sensations, were among the acts featured at the AES. International Varieties. Y,-Q, ,K pi-. 41 WESTCHESTER STUDENTS set the holiday mood by re- enacting the first Thanksgiving feast. The A Cappella Choir and our foreign exchange students were also featured in this assembly, Westchesters' MICHELE DUSIX and her accompanist, Mike Gold, set the pace for our exchange assembly with Hamilton. Mike also did a comedy routine which everyone enioyed. EXCELLENT MUSICAL entertainment for the Westchester Student Body assemblies was pre- sented by the talented A Cappella Choir under the direction of Mr, Wood. The Comets Have Assemblies i THE MODERN DANCE CLASS, under the direction of Miss Peterson, performed ot mony of our assemblies, THE CLASSMEN, cm talented group from U.C.L.A., honored the OUR ENERGETIC SONG GIRLS lead the Westchester Comets in rousing student body ot one of the first assemblies of fall semester. cheers, 4? w .. 1 A ,I '. . ,. ,,!'s an I ' . S . I L. L' 'I I. C , ssss C A J hs A L xi A STOP OFF ot goy Poris, vio Westchester, is the scene of the con con, by the DAINTY CHINA DOLLS serenode Westchester Comets. The Very Best A' BY HANGING the last little Indian Sir Lawrence Wargrave H i. E. THE CAST PAUSES for another curtain call. 'lTen Little lndians THE SUSPENSEFUL MYSTERY THRILLER, i'Ten Little lndians, was successfully presented by the student body on April 8 in the school auditorium. The Ten Little Indians, a cluster of statuettes on the mantlepiece of that byzantine mortuary, referred to the series of deaths which were to follow. Butch Gibbs portrayed the character of Lombard, while Judi Sher- ven played that of Vera Claythorne. Other excellent perform- ances were given by Hank Matson, William Blore, Mike Anderegg, Sir Lawrence Wargrave, Ken Westrick, Dr. Arm- strong, Judie Rice, Emily Brent, Dave Trabucco, General Mac- MRS. ROGERS FAINTS upon being accused of the murder of an old woman. kenzie, Lyle Larson, Rogers, Francis Mullane, Mrs. Rogers, Marty Mayfield, Anthony Marston, and Jeff Flaa, Fred Nar, racott. None of these unacquainted guests knew why they were there or from whom the invitation had been sent. While they were assembling for dinner and discussing the identity of their absent host, a mysterious voice came out of the air and accused everyone present of murder. As the mysterious voice called, one of the Indian statuettes toppled off the mantelpiece and broke. Thus began the series of deaths in that weird island home off the coast of Devon. WHILE DISCUSSING their mysterious host, the guests are called to din Def. . Nxs i MARILYN MCDONALD MARGARET ALEXANDER Winter Editor Summer Editor Spectator Staff Lost: One Crystal Ball ..... Desperately needed before next sports events! Return to frantic Spectator Staff. Since the Spectator is written two weeks in advance, the fames and fortunes of Westchester High School must be known even before they happen! First period is a busy one, not only for fortune tell- ers, but for all Spectator'Staff, As their industrious leader, Mr. Kemper, supervises, the staff begins preparation for the coming Spectator. Two weeks before Comets receive their papers, Spec- tator photographers scurry around snapping pictures and page editors plan the lay-out and articles for every page. With time passing swiftly, typewriters are clicking at top speed! At long last, when everything is fin- ished, the newspaper is rushed to the print shop. Without Mr. Lillegraven's indispensable supervision, the Spectator would not be in print. So you see, type- writers are not the only equipment needed to pro- duce the fabulous Spectator! Spectator Staff, we salute you . . . even if you lost the crystal ball!!! BARBARA NICK DAN FOSTER CHUCK ROSE JOY MCCARTY JOHN WOLFE DAVE LORING Winter Page 2 Editor Winter and Summer Winter Page 4 CofEditor Winter Page 3 Co-Editor Winter Page 3 Co-Editor Winter Business Mar Page A Co-Editor TOM BARTONE KAREN LONG BILL JASPER LYNNE FRATUS BONNIE COOPER MARGARET KENNEDY Winter and Sumn Ninter Exchange Editor Summer Business Manager Reporter Associate Editor Headline Editor PCGS I ECIIYOY NORM GOODKIN JEAN HEYERICK CHRIS BOND BOB FISHER Summer Page 3 Editor Summer Campus Editor Summer Page 2 Editor RSPOYTGI' i I i . BRIAN FRANKS STELLA SANZ Summer Page 4 Co4Editor Summer Exchange Westchester Speaks in Print 4 fl ! i '-N-S -i-ii -- .ax IONFERRING with their sponsor, Mr. Kemper, about WESTCHESTER PRINTERS, under the direction of Mr. Lillegraven, print the we next issue ofthe Spectator are Marjorie Swacker, Spectator and all school publications. Working diligently at their task are Bob DiGVtG DGWBS, Rifltltfd Gleinn, Oftd DON SOL-tl. Saitman, Gary McLemore, Eddie Bravo, Mr. Lillegraven, and Brad Bodoli, PRINTERS Row A: Walter Rubio, Dave Tillman, Dick Hettig, Don Baker, Mr. Lillegraven, Jim Mignacca, Bruce Grosiean, Gary Spink, Joe Yarchever, Jim Winstein. Row B: Neil Dougherty, Lester Johnson, Cal Matranga, Phil Renfro, Gary McLean, Chuck Harriman, Vic Silveria, George Elliott, Steve Duga, Gari Fickenscher. Row C: Gary Neve, Brad Bodoh,, Larry Van Pelt, Carl Pettit, Jim Woodburn, Chuck Sheckells, Don Smith, Sheldon Cohen, Terry Harper. .b ,Q go , 9 vu v- , ,.... i , no - i 0 ..- it W 5 4 p ' ,Y uw VQY y Y 4 Music MADRIGAL SINGERS Row A: Wendy Mueters, Judy Corn, Nancy Lostutter, Marilyn Gibboney, Narda DiMaggio, Row B: Jerrie Ferguson, Bi ll Jasper, Earl Place, Lorna Lammi, Bonnie Cooper. Row C: Don Griffiths, Steve Willer, Eugene Johnson, Lee Peisker, Jim Sorenson, Ken Westrick. . ,U M 'X i? 9 is Instrumental and Vocal Groups SQKST-..fr , -L ,1..s - f - ' A CAPELLA CHOIR Row A: Judy Corn, Kathie Kaiser, Bonnie Cooper, Judy Olson, Margie Templin, Dianne Wyler, Lynne Fratus, Joe An Levenson, Lorna Lammi, Jane Ormsby, Carolyn Sherman, Sharon Shannon, Karen Leach, Marilyn Gibboney, Sheryl Ferguson, Narda DiMaggio, Wendy Mueters. Row B: Joy McCarty, Janice Sondreal, Mary Ann Blunt, Susan Kibler, Judy Hansen, Linda Misner, Chris Bond, Carole Mazzone, Mary Ellen Vorzimer, Linda Poole, Peggy Luke, Eileen Romm, Jerrie Fer- guson, Donna Rice-Wray, Nan Brown, Sandy Lynn, Sharon Walsh. Row C: Bill Jasper, Don Griffiths, Don Devine, Jim Matthews, Valerie Tutterrow, Sharon Clark, Crystal Wood, Diane DeMatteis, Jill Tiedemann, Nancy Lostutter, Cheryl Hunter, Evelyn Kelley, Dorothy Kahansky, Sharen Hall, Donna Jamison, Fred Lach, Jan Gary, Deon Murray. Row D: Ray Furman, Ken Westrick, Doug Anderson, John Thomsen Kenneth Hudson, Steve Willer, Robert Blackburn, Gary Rubin, Euaene Johnson, Richard Van Dusen, Sheldon Cohen, Ron Leavitt, Lee Peisker, Jim Sorenson, Warren Dexter, Earl Place, Rick Headlee, Mr. Wood. Absent: Y-s r, 5 . I ,Q U ' 4 ORCHESTRA Hl-TONES Row A: Mr. St Pierre, Nancy Arlene Jones, Sherry Davis, Nancy Pow A: Mr. St. Pierre, Eileen Romrn, Roy Alberoni, Rob Blackburn, Dan Crouch, Eileen Romm, Jean Steele, Row B: Betsy Schmidt, Ami Weber, Sirks. Pow B1 Henry Dolim, Gerard Van Wesep, Fred Kropf, Ami Weber. Bob Rosengard, Henry Dolim, Harvey Wallace, Gerard Van Wesep, Row C: Aaron Barnett, Don McCormick, Jim McKinney, Doug Miller, Charles Escoffery. Pow C: Jay DeYoe, Jacques Panossian, Bernard Blau, Jay Deyoe. Frankie Frasier, Aaron Barnett, Don Stewart. Row D: Terry Blalock, Andre Bakstair, Doug Carlson, Jim McKinney, Fred Potter, Dave Schwartz, Michael Cleary. Promote School Spirit .kr-' -ei-.egg BAND Row A: Mr. St. Pierre, Bob Harter, Don Marshall, Paul Grosjean, Jerry Gregor, Jim Harman, Roy Alberoni, Kim Boal, David Cates, Mike Holmes, Rob Blackburn, Sheila Rhodes, Steven Walcott, Helen Jewell, Sherry Davis, Diane Thomas, Bill Christopher. Row B: Brigitte Knacke, John Barry, Penelope Pearson, David Heacork, Dennis Eldridge, Henry Dolim, Fred Kropf, Doug Carlson, Larry Phillips, Douglas Miller, Jim McKinney, John Langfitt, Donald McCormick, Aaron Barnett, Van Wesep, Larry Moses, Leon Cerniway, Quenten Riepe, Ami Weber, Don Rath. 'lf -+ FP 'N s 1 -ix 5 3 Y C137 WINTER WONDERLAND QUEEN, Jaffa by princesses Lynne Foster A. .ilsgw Us Y Wonderland Dance, offended couples danced fo the musicv f Dances Nights of I5 HOWDY HOP, SEPTEMBER 25, 1959 Ciimaxing the semi-annual Howdy Day was the first dance of the semester which took piace in our gymnasium, and served as a get-acquainted dance. John Ford and Suzan Steinman reigned as King and Queen. , il Resin S W. SPINSTERS' HOP, OCTOBER 2, 1959 Amidst a setting of stars, moons, sateiiites, and dreamy music many couples danced at the Girls' League Stairway to the Stars . BACHELORS' BALL, DECEMBER 4, 1959 Bright gay candy canes set the mood for our Boys' League dance. We danced to the exciting music ofthe Carl Yaeger Band. Treosureol Memories 'Y fu Q WINTER WONDERLAND, JANUARY 15, 1960 Skyline silhouettes, glittering stars, and a sparkling fountain transformed the social hall for the annual Winter Wonderland Ball. One of the most exciting events of the evening was the crowning of the Queen. DRILL IEAM DANCE, JANUARY 22, 1960 The drill team girls and their dates all enioyed Misty Moments which took place in our social hall. Delightful music was supplied by Westchester' own Hi Tones and five excellent vocalists. :org N, ry, SWEATER DANCE, FEBRUARY 11, 1960 The new Senior Class, the Titans, celebrates the receiving of senior sweaters at their first sweater dance. This informal affair was held after school One of the highlights was the announcing of class officers for the coming semester. V ' FQ Clubs MEDICAL ARTS CLUB Row A: Carole Mazzone, Naomi Steinteld, Julie Aroian, Karen Ketcham, Linda Linstrom. Row B: Patricia Allen, Jan Allen, Mariorie Swacker, Gloria Hurn, Kathie Kaiser, Joe Ann Levenson, Carolyn Mayberry, Becky Rebert. Row C: Bonnie Galiher, Jennifer Wilson, Carol Coulter, Dorothy Doyle, Sonna Jamison, Valerie Tutterrow, Linda Misner, Diane Clark, Rita Scholz, Diane Thomas. Row D: Sandy Kesterson, Dottie Fallscheer, Jean Spencer, Margaret Kennedy, Mary Munger, Joyce Chris- tensen, Carole lngersoll, Penny Weissman, Joyce Wiechmann. ll? 44 is Q 4 GALS SCIENCE CLUB One of our successful GALS Clubs in action. The Row A: Sunny Star, Marie Ann Glop, Virginia clubs meet at noon and discuss business for the Greenly, Linda Cook, Sherry Davis. Row B: Barbara following week. Lynch, Alyse Edgerton, Janice Basore, Bonnie Dater, Karen Larsen. Row C: Penny Carr, Frankie Frazier, Pat Lambert, Nan Allen. Row D: Steve Moore, Sven lbsen, Jim McKinney, Richard VanDusen, Fred Potter, COMMERCANTS Row A: Sue Brown, Irene Marie Tarrant, Linda Cocores, Sue Nadler, Anna Caruso, Terry Doidge. Row B: Joann Bartha, Susan Davidson, Janet Draper, Chris Collins. Row C: Patty Walk, Vicki Cox, Nancy Lostutter, Lana Lei Baker, Barbara Halten. lie. as . K v t ' I .F .L , ' 3 A 5 v X RADIO CLUB Row A: Dick Tenney, Bob Weaver, Mr. Svidor, l Tompkins, Ronald Prior. Row B: Henry Doli Demetro Tokaruk, Marvin Brown, Lars Oberg, No Goodkin, Larry Mallek. Row C: Bill Carter, Gr Davidson, Fred Thomas, Dick Miller, Bill Unger. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB Row A: Carol Andreason, Janet Ewalt, Evelyn Hirschon, Fyllis Kramer. Row B: Barbara Lake, Janet Dickmeyer, Jan Allen, Nancy Lubarsky, Donna German, Patricia Allen. Row C: Joanne Schlicher, Susan Hardy, Linda Leopard, Linda Larson, Valerie Tutterrow. -1' G abrinians Row A: Jean Heyericlc, Judy Dyer, Carol Church, Sharon Brown, Betti Johnson, Miss Sheldon. Row B: Sue Horrell, Lani Galiher, Marilyn McDonald, Naomi Steinfeld, Sue Ham- mill, Paula Murphy, Nancy Heller, Farida Auzam, Francoise Gerard, Bonnie Galiher, Carole Ellett. Row C: Karen Jacob- son, Carole Mazzone, Janice Sondreal, Paula Hoffeld, Donna Jamison, Linda Whyte, Sharen Hail, Mary Ellen Vorzimer, Linda Gerrish, Andrea Art. Row D: Nancy Millikan, Kathy Kirkpatrick, Jill Tiedemann, Sunny Davidson, Sue Nelson, Lynne foster, Bev Gorlin, Mary Vige, Pam Hughes, Linda Pearson. rondas Row A: Julie Aroian, Janelle Reiring, Karen Skuban, Janet Zankich, Janet Spier, Karen Seward, Row B: Carol Duncan, Bonnie Levy, Carole Casey, Pam Myska, Norma Adams, Kris LaRocco, Gail Winterrowd. Row C: Carol Coulter, Carol Carlin, Janet Dickmeyer, Sharon Walsh, Nancy Ernst, Gloria Hurn. Row D: Janet Peek, Valerie Tutterow, Judy Malin, Linda Yagiela, Nancy Smith, Leslie Phillips, Diane Walton. ydians Row A: Ginny Storie, Mary Munger, Mrs. Kweller, Annette Van Orden, Joan Freisinger, Randee Brenkert, Tonia Barclay. Row B: Nanci Conover, Lynne Fratus, Sheri Canady, Pam Johnson, Margie Templin, Carol Reedy, Nancy Dunn, Marsha Malis. Row C: Dallas Beardsley, Judy Daily, Gayle Berry, Judy Ostrow, Leanne LaFond, Cheryl Holm, Pat Sawyer. Row D: Crystal Wood, Nancy Foster, Marcia Hammer, Barbara Adams, Linda Linstrom, Marilyn Apodaca, Margaret Alex- ander, Sherry Thomas. S hereens Row A: Vicki Shields, Karen Edwards, Judy Hansen, Cheryl Hunter, Jerrie Ferguson. Row B: Judy Schwartz, Cecile Vance, Carolyn Sherman, Diane Doling, Bonnie Matthews, Terry Doidge, Lynn Ferguson. Row C: Sally Pierce, Karen Whipple, Linda Misner, Chris Spooner, Sharon Swensson, Donna Haugen, Bonnie Cooper, Marlene Webber, Sue Thomson. Row D: Joan Oswald, Darlene Webber, Lana Sherman, Chris Bond, Diane DeMatteis, Linda Clausen, Carole Ingersoll, Jeanette Alm- quist, Sandy Kesterson, Ranee Yancey, Connie Hayes. ,4-. T1 LATIN CLUB Row A: Pom Johnson, Marcus Puhliusciaro, Margaret Alexander, Leanne LaFond, Naomi Steinfeld, Diane Thomas. Row B: Randy Randall, Al Lasas, Michael Mazer, Steve Alkus, Chuck Walcott, Wilheln Keenan, Cecile Vance. Row C: Linda Linstrom, Doug Anderson, Mary Munger, John Langfitt, Fred Potter, Margaret Kennedy, Roy Harper. ,ff DEBATE CLUB Row A: Maxine Lever, Dora Biblarz, Randy Randall, Pat Burns, Patricia Gates. Row B: Bev Wilson, Lowell Strombeck, Warren Lahr, Wayne Reese, Cheryl Sivers, Susan Gilman. Row C: Ray Pedersen, Paul Zim- merman, Larry Johnson, Norm Goodkin, Richard Tenney. 5' . l FRENCH CLUB Row A: Susan Murdock, Coleen Clark, Eloys Reiter, Susan Gilman, Sue Chambers, Linda Morrison, Dora Biblarz, Peter Goldberg, Stella Maris Sanz. Row B: Candy Jones, Gary Berger, Georgia Trammell, Suzanne Leveille, Penny Carr, Dora Edberg, Martha Gallaher, Jan Allen, Sandi Sadero, Less Brains, Pierre Basbaus, Ellen Brean. Row C: Cheryl Silvers, Susie Snedecor, Mike Frazier, Stewart Hopkins, Chris Fee, Richard Smith, Marvin Brown, Bernard Blau, Linda Irwin, Ami Weber, Ray Pedersen. SPANISH CLUB Row A: Stella Maris Sanz, Nancy Ernst, Shelly Zavat, Judie Mandel, Sue Corey, Sally Pierce. Row B: Margaret Cole, Patricia Gates, Beth Cox, Mary Buelow, Sheila Rhodes, Diane Crawford, Dan Sirks, Chris Collins. Row C: DeAnne Collins, Charles Escoffery, Warren Dexter, Richard Van Dusen, Bill Carter, Paul Zimmerman, Nancy Lubarsky. .FXR . . My 3' S, f' A Q13 E ' -P. -of W 2 .Witiiii 1 I ASTRONOMERS Row A: Neil Stone, John Pobuda, Karen Bonebreak. Row B: Don Lauten- bach, Bill Carter, Richard O'Neill, William Wilson. , i fi I :Q X xx I I , QUILL AND SCROLL Row A: Vicki Shields, Carol Coulter, Marilyn McDonald, Faye Jay Row B: Margaret Alexander, Chuck Rose, Barbara Adams Hammer. ow. ESPIANS N A: Betti Johnson, Connie Hayes, Bill Christopher, Virginia Savory. xv B: Butch Gibbs, Jim Kelly, Mike Anderegg, Linda Tindall, Judy trow. DRAMA CLUB Row A: Sue Sackett, Sandra Sandler, Linda Morrison, Hugo D. Matos: Gomes, Sandy Headrick, Diana Smith, Judy Daily, Gale Smith, Peggy Ehrlich, Linda Shutt, Maxine Lever. Row B: Marilyn Bearden, Rosalind Nebel, Carolyn Condra, Tanya Thomsen, Barbara Fulkerson, Brenda McGuire, Melody Fleming, Sheila Field, Jan Trachy, Diane Baker. Row C: Connie Hayes, Betti Johnson, Frances Mullane, Sue Murray, Lyle Larsen, Vic Matson, Elaine Droge, Janet Finigan, Carolyn Davenport, Sandy Pomeroy, Sharon Conley, - , Marcia - g. i 'f 3 f 1 Q STAMP CLUB ls. il 4' . i, f X lg i K l 'U Row A: Da vid Holmes, Douglas Linn, Charles Escoffery, John Zorger, Jack LeVan, Cheri Beth Mead. Row B: Jim Owens, John Stack, Jim McKinney, Jon R. Hefferlin, George Vanden-Heuvel. A 'SS' PEP CLUB OFFICERS Row A: Sharen Hall, John Zorger, Joanne Cost ales. Row B: Sue Nelson Barbara Adams. ii 5 . -Su: A 9l CHESS CLUB PHOTO CLUB l - . 4. .J i Q ' I '!7Q,'S,' le. . K msg M tm KEY CLUB Row A: John Stack, Bill Christopher, Tom Wood, Dave Loring, Mike Josephson, Jim Burtle, Randy Randall. Row B: Fred Drilling, Jim Frautnick, Bob Schwalm, Max Van Orden, Don Griffiths, Al Zusman, Lee Silverman, Marv Silberman, Rovv C: Clay McCuistion, Roger Atherton, Steve Willer, Jim Jones, Dave Anderson, Richard Harris, Jerry McElroy, Jan Gary, Bob Morrison. 1 wx, N GUYS CLUB Row A: Dave Taylor, Howard Hatfield, Alan Brody. Row B: Ron Dorson, Kent Roberts. Row C: Mark J. Barstein, Rich- ard Tanner, Jeff Hubelbank. Row A: Cheri Beth Mead, Jim McKinney, Joan Giffords, William Keenan, Jack LeVan. Row B: David E, Holmes, George Vanden-Heuvel, Douglas Linn, Charles Escoffery. Row C: Jon R. Hefferlin, Jim Owens, Bill Carter, Frankie Frasier, Demetro Tokaruk. ' , ,Q I - 1' : :TB ui 04,9 I we f' MATH CLUB John Gallas. x ful Rovv A: William Keenan, Chris Spencer, INTERNATIONAL SET Row A: Hugo Matos-Gomes, Linda Gerrish, Francoise Gerard, Dave Loring, Jon R. Hefferlin, Frances Mullane, Alyse Edgerton, Patricia Burns. Row B: Sheila Rhodes, Geri Van Cleve, Janis Yunker, Jennifer Wilson, Brigitte Knacke, Lyn Welker, Jan Allen, Vance Monroe, Ellen Brean, Janice Basore. Row C: Kathy Morgan, Bill Christopher, Sandie Snedecor, Sue Nelson, Jim McKinney, John Stack, Clay McCuistion, Pat Lambert, Joyce Hellwig. Row A: Demetro Tokaruk, Neil Stone, Patricia Allen, Karen Bonebrec Douglas Linn. Row B: Richard Fairbanks, Roger Atherton, Franl Frasier. Row C: Jim Wells, Jim McKinney, Johnnie Stiles. 1 S . X g fy . -.. A 'lirih ,f f Q' lit Q. : T '1- BARRISTERS CLUB Row A: John Zorger, William Keenan, Joan Giffords. Row B: Jon R. Hefferlin, John Zorger, David E. Holmes. Row B: Richard O'Neill, Gerry Palo. Row C: Jon R. Hefferlin, Jim McKinney, Bob Giffords, Jim McKinney, ATHLETICS Joan Freisinger V ,, 5. .. ,I - . an - A mug.- 8 ,S V. ,- f, - -pa, ng, 'J, 5.- f L .F mg, if if -fm - V A 5577 ' f 3.-., ' .1 w 3,1-v 5 -1, 'lu- Q, 3-'. 33- L 3 ,N QS I - - 1 sf Sr 'f 4' fav - Ci If -1 . ff . r. s Q fm -' S -r Q -, '43 :QM Q. K ' ,, '5135' DE. la n ' 1 s if X 9' ff 5 'Z f f' S 'QQ '-.f.,- , Ea J' 1 1 'K' X' . 11 Chrystal Wood Dionne Wyler Song Queen Tonia Barclay 3- We he 4. ff' ' 1 4' 'e. , 'vw 'R , , 'sg' I ': QgA,,fi, '-235154, ' ' 1, . 'TVN wr .P 9 Y ,Q y N3 W f a me , -,sa t JA , -1-, ' A M ve v I ' 'HZ 2.3 f - ,.. fff- e Q ' J' rf . ' '. 751: L. Kathi Wrighf 3 F 3 'H il H CHEER LEADERS Donny Morgan Yell Kung Randy Randall Jon Gary Jerry Kinmont Phil Renfro Irene Gimpel Willy Westchester Doug Russell Diane DeMatteis THE LETTERMANS CLUB, under the sponsorship of Mr. Bru- baker, has enioyed a very successful year. Throughout the past semesters, the members have enthusiastically con- tributed valuable service to the school. These services have included assisting the Gabrinians and the Key Club in usher- ing and maintaining order at assemblies. The Lettermen's Club can also be seen each day at noon, escorting the Lydians around the lunch area to help keep the litterbugs in hand. ln addition, at nutrition and lunch, the Lettermen patrol the halls checking for eating, littering, and detacing the campus. Another duty ot the Lettermen's Club is that ot' placing chairs and tables around the campus for use in reg- istration during election week. This year the Lettermen's Club accepted fifteen new members. ln order to be eligible, a boy has to have earned one varsity letter or two letters in minor sports. He rnust also be voted upon by the present Lettermen. We appreciate the service they render to our school. Outstanding Athletes Become Lettermen LETTERMENS CLUB Row A: Joe Hollinger, Fred Drilling, Bob Schwartz, Len Fligsten, Don Callicoott, Bob Beeson, Chuck Rose, Dick Mandelaris, Skip Doolittle. Row B: Andy Nyhuis, Randy Addison, Jerry Steele, Bill Gray, Gari Fickenscher, Bill Goldsloorough, Tom Dahl, Roger Brown, Frank Vacio, Allan Smiler, Steve Turley. Row C: Steve Herbst, Johnny Thomsen, Jerry McElroy, Art Katz, Jerry Palmer, Gerry Vanderville, Vernon Strong, Len Rosenfeld, Phil Bledsoe. 1 V 5 5- Q. 1 551 is ww mg lfwaef 13. ww. , W.. +.MW........,...-........W.... . ,, -F-'35 JE 'Nui' Don ,Cullman Como in -A-,.... OZ O8 OV Row A: Bob McGurk, Clay McCuistion, Chuck Donaghy, Ed MCC' Green, Harold Maas, Bob Thompson. Row B: Jon Steinmeyer, I Kenny Walker, Danny Mirlle, Jerry Steele, Jim Sorenson, Jim Tho Mike Lambert, Deon Murray, Dick Crotsley, Len Rosenfeld, Larry Tylar, Mr. Young, Row D: Bill Landis, Larry Hoffman, Jim Weis Weishuhn, Hugh Heard, Johnny Thomsen, Charlie Rust, Gary C .....-..,,.,.........W..W,..Wa. . . .,,,-,M.,,,-....,..l........................-M. ,,M,.m..+.f - I Q .4 Y A' Sf Q , , 'ifflnod .l.-5 l ,olo L L L L as 3h29fieqf1f' an 1 5 , E, a Q . rw pn Ll, .. L 'G C w',,,,,,5 rare fi P-4 . 41 L tl ,, L A , rx, 1 N 5 s. f p -no X 1 . 5, no 'L do - - L L f n . ut Q . af., M' h . , L A k,:LV 1'-.LS 4 Y I ' , I, . L f - flz' If o ' I f ' fl ' , '-' ' 5 9 t, 'f fy- - L , ' fl ' ffflf SR:-441.5 ff '1 i'7 ,f 9.4 fr' L' A-LW 3 -. f..x'1 ,. ' . 'CCC 1 . Ji qwwgfgf Q ,fu A -w ,f Eq5F1I33,fg1eYii9fi-2? , nw, , asv , f - .W ww ,-1, i W I ai I ,VV ,,,, ,,,, , W ,-.,, f Dick Cratsliw C All Leagup' l 4 -R IQ md: Don Callicoan All League 30 gSs,.,,secQ.,w-is--:,,y is iscsgsps ess1s::f.:fs Q- - W -- ,gg -- - ff- 1-. X f X K N , - s . Soldsborough, Bruce Sterten, Phil Bledsoe, Dick Mandelaris, Bill son, Andy Nyhuis, Bob Beeson, Charlie Shaw, Wayne Seltzer, ard Blau. Row C: Mr. Brubaker, Sandy McClintock, Steve Herbst, Steve Lorrabee, Joe Hollinger, Chuck Pieper, Gary Spink, Mike Callicoatt, .lefry Conley, Roger Mclaine, Chuck Martin, George l -s ef, .1 ma.-:.egaf1:a:t a. s ,ar is l 5' ' 5 1 thai George Weishuhn Rushing Leader Tackling Leader Scoring Leader M.V.P. PLACING SECOND in the West- ern League, Westchester's grid- iron stars enioyed a very suc- cessful season. The Comets high- lighted their entire season with a series of spectacular runs and passes. The Western League teams scored a combined total of only 41 points aaginst the mighty Comets in the '59 sea- son. The Comet squad opened league play with a tremendous victory of 26-O, against Hamil- ton High. With onenvictory be- hind them, the Comets surged on to upset the University War- riors l4-0. ln their most sweep- ing victory, the Westchester Big Eleven downed the Fairfax top gridders 39-O. While Venice managed to edge out the Com- ets by ci narrow margin of one point, winning I4-l3, the Hol- lywood High Sheiks proved to be Westchester's strangest op- ponent by winning 27-6. West- chester High owes much of its success inthe i959 football seo- son to the fine coaching of Mr. Young and Mr. Brubaker. 13? ,aug League Qi'---Q.. lO If fl lf! I I an aaff . VARSITY OFFENSE Row A: Dick Crotsley, Don Ccillicoai, Jerry Steele, Phil Bledsoe, Bob Thompson, Chuck Show, Mike Tyler. Row B: Bill Goldsborough, George Weishuhn, Chuck Martin, Dick Mcmdeloris. fin 5-.., I I Q0 ,....., GEORGE WEISHUHN Fullbczck PHIL BLEDSOE Center my JIM WEISHUHN JERRY STEELE Holfbcck Guord VARSITY DEFENSIVE FOOTBALL TEAM Row A: Andy Nyhius, Jerry Conley, Jim Weishuhn, C: Ed McCarthy, Jim Sorenson. 'fi Q .JV s - 5 . 96 F03 l u BOB BEESON Fullback -bus BILL GOLDSBOROUGH I-Iolfbock Charlie Rust, Harold Macs, Joe Hollinger. Row B: x GR -ai' DICK CROTSLEY DON CALLICOATT End Tackle -'12 - :,' y,:VA X CHARLIE SHAW CHUCK MARTIN Tackle Quarterback John Thomsen, Bob Beeson, Wayne Seltzer. Row Sl' , .,,,:,-EPWK , 4, wx, 1 - BOB THOMPSON Guard i ka- ROGER McLAlNE End lu ,uv MIKE TYLER DICK MANDELARIS LEN FLIGSTEN LEN ROSENFELD End Halfback Halfback Quarterback can -our its IFS WAYNE SELTZER RANDY ADDlSON ED MCCARTHY JOHN THOMSEN Tackle End Holfback Quarterback -AQ , .nfs--s ks' F i t Aw., I F ' Q JIM SORENSON HAROLD MAAS JERRY CONLEY GARY SPINK Halfback JV FOOTBALL J. V. Football Row A: Michael Roberts, Anthony Boosalis, Mike Fields, Don Stewart, Dennis Redman, Bob Schwalm, Fred Stauffer, Eugene Driggs, Row B.: Ed Blesie, Charles Boothroyd, Rick Davis, Bill Smith, Jerry Sommerstedt, Mike Thomas, Bill Petrie, Jett Flaa, Dan Mallonee, Jerry Solomon. Row C1 Brian Wilson, Larry Marineau Dennis Ralph, Denis Moore, Bob Mason, Ken Hudson, Mike Griswold, Doug Townsent, Don Kalivoda. L-fi A. Nl! nf Axwlll ,J X 7lf S4 ' I Ffi3'jTfjg'!J 9,1 Q13 XJ!!! N iff? Q'5'Jf'!Q Qfxw f vybfq 4,5 ,X is SNXW SEMQQ wkyii XMMS SQMM QESQ WS q1KQwg N P Sk QAM WWQSE Xia N N.- 1 x W1 'X , 1 7 k 'x X X. x. M 'V xy X 3 ,axe QA-' 93N 35 ..u-- .-..,, WW W uw, -, ?'Liw.f' , M B V .v Lg L, .T Q 6 . ff?-.wf-41'-. ,.u,,? ffff. . , , Iv -V , ef, . ' 'zyfxl .,,,,,x, x . .-.5x,x..L,Q -w . ' -ff. ifx ' w J .1 1 ' A X M' g ? 'Sk E Autograph 100 B Football s Westchester O .. Hamilton 24 Westchester 6 .. University 12 Westchester O .. Venice 26 Westchester O . . . Fairfax 26 Westchester l4 . Hollywood 26 'f . V V- -.jr 5 A I' 5 2 c lit 3 5 Q, i Y' 4 mg. ry G so 0 . ,, -sii - A , if k git? J H f 4 4 NHS ' 2 B . I . I if .Q , A f ' 1 'f ' xsf .- ' K B, R y A 1 V4 'S . A A 1 'aNs viz .L c ' ff 'ff- B FOOTBALL Row A: Larry Berg, Dave Milam, Jim Yoshitani, Jim Hudson, Bingham Jensen, Roger Brown, Skip Doolittle, Ray Furman, Dick Hettig, Mike Jacobs, Doug Dyer, Rocco Calabrese, Tom Bristow. Row B: Roy Spaeth, Al Komp, Ken Marineau, Art Gadrner, Dick Turner, Tom Hayes, Sam Danna, Jim Frautnick, Russ Keefer, Bob Seeman, Bob Dill, Steve Bush, Ray Hawkesworth, Mike Warga, Larry Fritcher. Row C: Mr. Marlett, Bill Ferrell, Charles Ashbaugh, Bruce Baker, Clayton Edwards, Mickey Campbell, Bob Saitman, Dan Foster, David Conley, Rick Naranio, Bill Hyland, Tony Hamilton, Jay Lechner, Bill Carmichael, Mr. Greve. Row D: John Payne, Marty Boren, Jerry Smith, Al Rabune, Mike Petty, Chuck Kagy, Mike Wicen, Glen Christensen, Robert Hoover, Tom Brown, Bill Downs, Tom Dolly, Bob Burbridge, James Overlin. H ,,k .. -I 1' - f V. 1 . , ii mf vi W' J! elif ' :Fi i P ,y .. N. to lg i :S w ff JIM YOSHITANI Captain SKIP DOOLITTLE Most Valuable Player - ie Q L - A Q A . B OFFENSIVE FOOTBALL Row A: Ray Hawkesworfh, Bob Saifman, Dick Heffig, Bruce Boker, Mike Jacobs, Tom Brown, Clayton Edwards. Row B: Ray Furman, Skip Doolittle, Bing Jensen, Jim Yoshitoni. , ,,,,,, if Q. . 4 my L O. if ,XM -r 'xx X il: P -lv Rif: N ' L Xe . X' Il x RAY FURMAN SKIP DOOLlTTLE Rushing Leader Tackling Leader B DEFENSIVE FOOTBALL Row A: Dan Foster, Bob Dill, Mickey Campbell, Dove Milam, Dick Turner, Jim Overlin. Row B: Al Rabune, Jim Hudson, Doug Dyer. Row C: Rocco Colebrese, Bob Seeman. -n l W, ., .4 - lf B -W - i A 4 . Tlx , A , n ' t H if Q wwf I A 5' V Larry Colton, Co-Capt. BQ . Most Valuable Player , , si Dexter Erskine, Co-Capt. VARSITY BASKETBALL Varsity Basketball VARSlTY BASKETBALL SUMMARY Colton, Dahl, Bagdonas, Erskine, and Anderson paced Comet Hoopsters to a third place standing in the Western League. Most of the games were very close, at no time during the season was any game won by an overwhelming margin. Nevertheless, in one practice game the Gunning Comets banged in 90 points. This amazing feat was done at the hands of a completely overpowered and discouraged San Pedro Five. This completely shattered the previous scoring record of 86 points against Fairfax the year before. The fol- lowing is a list of the past season's scores: Westchester ......... Hamilton Westchester University Westchester .. Venice Westchester .. Fairfax Westchester Hollywood Westchester Hamilton Westchester University Westchester .. Venice Westchester . . Fairfax Westchester Hollywood The Comet Cagers scored an average of 60.7 points per game to their opponents 55.1. This average, along with the excellent coaching of Mr. Hirsch, was the main reason for the Comet's record of six wins and four losses. High point man and most valuable player for the local five was star Comet forward, Larry Colton. He posted a total of l85 points, to give him an outstanding 18.5 average. Col- ton's superb playing did not go unnoticed, for he was elect- ed to the All Western League First Team. Row A: Tom Dahl, Fred Drilling, David Christensen, John Langfitt, manager, Larry Harmell, Dexter Erskine, Gary Rubin. Row B: Mike Bagdonas, Gary Grimes, Dave Anderson, Steve Lachtman, Jerry Palmer, Larry Colton, Bruce Fleming, Mr. Hirsch. COLTON ADVANCES the score two notches on the Comet scoreboard. BAGDONAS SHOOTS another bosket GS the score mounts. 9 't f ' 5 ' Q 1 Qu .- . f TA .VW N . ' 1' It i MIKE BACDONAS K E Center 1 I ox - Q TOM DAHL ,E Guard A ' 5 eff X 1 DAVE ANDERSON Forward ANDERSON SCORES G bmskvf for another Comet victory. 4 J. V. Basketball A xi , 1 ig ,F J X?--5 lax i n A 5 . Y A Q J ,C ,,.. , K. I . :EVV ,l k g W ,ik 5 Q T s,,s A F P J P ' I ic KVVKL J f -..: W K I A I 1 . - Larry Jay, Co-Capt. Carl Pettit, Co-Capt. Doug Amidon Daryl Wilkins Most Valuable Player :mx K bw y , Af 1 i .W K L CQ, , , so X , iei ..,., J , 1 A - :hk TIi,:s5 I K - .KJ i lj, Kg if A . sigma- K Steve Haas Ron Allison John Stack Mike Erlanals J.V. BASKETBALL Row A: Fred Jensen, Doug Amidon, Jerry McElroy, John Stack, Ron Allison, Daryl Wilkins, Dave Anthony, Al Ruegsegger. Row B: Mr. Hirsch, Steve Haas Mike Erlands, Art Katz, Richard Gueble, Ronald Ried, Bob Parke, Lee Cotter, Larry Jay, Gary Kuhl, Carl Pettit, Dave Hull. B Basketball B BASKETBALL Row A: Kirk Hawes, Don McCarthy, Jim Matthews, Chuck Walcott, Al Lasas, Ronald Repass, Cliff Obray, Mike Sellwood, Gary Veilh, Row B: Terry Vinge, Dick Collins, Mike Holtz, Lloyd Doyle, Rion Millen, John Comerford, Howard Nelson, Ed Doll, Bob Morrison, Jim Weldon, Duke Bissinger, Coach Saunders. C Basketball C BASKETBALL Row A: Richard Gleinn, Sieve Hawes, Ron Hertz, Ron Nielson, Tom Harper, Ron Wise, Richard Cowan. Row B: Roger Boeke, Ted Zakaryari, Steve Brown, Doug Dunn, Bill Sobko, Bruce Riblett, Harold Lehnhof, Stan Francis, Allen Gassman, Dave Fay. l Cross Couniry VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Row A: Dennis Holcomb Gari Fickenscher Bill Gray David Cohen Row B John Carey Gary McLemore Jim Kirk TENTH GRADE CROSS COUNTRY Row A: Richard Mosieur, Chuck McComb, Richie Lynd, Roy Connelly, Rich Blinder, Doug Byers. Row B: Harold Julius, Bruce Cameron, Don Searles, Daryl Plueger, Dave Schwartz, Mike Frazier, Bill Casady. lO6 Spring Sports Varsity Track VARSITY TRACK Row A: Jerry Goodell, Tony Recht, Dick Mandelaris, Bill Carey, John Carey, Al Turney, Alan Smiler, Steve Hanson, Bob Nash, Arnold Sperling, Alan McQuerrey, Harry Hollywood, Kirk Hawes. Row B: Dennis Holcomb, Steve Turley, Ken Leonard, Ed Blesie, Paul Sardell, Larry DeVere, Gary Haslam, Mike Hillhouse, Steve Vogel, Steve LaFranchi, Bill Goodwin, Edwin Bissiriger, Mr, Greve. Row C: Dale Hedgreth, Brian Wilson, Jim Jones, Jerry Sornrnerstedt, Roy Harper, Dick Crotsley, Vernon Strong, Alan Wittenberg, Bill Smith, Jerry Schley, Jim French. Row D: Mike Thomas, Lawrence Jay, Gerry Vanderville, John Nelson, Chuck Sheckells, Art Katz, Clint Schmidt, Gary McLernore, Steve Moore, Phillip Vango, Ray Hungerford, Jim Weishuhn. BILL FLOYD Most Valuable B ART KATZ Most Valuable Varsity 108 COURT PRlTTlE Most Valuable C B Track B TRACK Row A: Cliff O'Bray, Stan Hoffman, John Wolfe, Frank Yakely, Lowell Strombeck, Sam Snead, James Yoshitana, Don Rath, Tom Forrvr, Larry Berg, Ray Jackman. Row B: Bill Johnson, Frank Findley, Jim Matthews, Ken Dunlap, Don Searles, Chuck Walcott, Rocco Mead, Art Gardner, Ray Pederson, Ron Repass, Wayne Reese, Mr. Greye. Row C: Bob Saitman, Bill Floyd, Bill Jackson, Dave Anthony, Mike Holtz, Tim Leddy, Richard Tanner, Bruce Cameron, Mike Sellwood, Bob Burbridgr-, Jim Kirk, Henry Vorney, Steve Pitts. C Track C TRACK Row A: Bingham Jensen, Elliot Diamond, Charlie Moore, Ronny Berg, Milt Goldvvasser, Gary Bechtel, Court Prittie, Steyr: Stremel, Richard Mosiour, Richard Cray, Michael McLaughlin, Gary Uline. Row B: Ron Murdock, Chuck McComb, Winford Drmple, Chris Keetlte, Douglas Dunn, Ted Yokaryan, Joe Critclilovv, lcd Landis, Rrcliic Lynd, Bob Seernan, Jay Lechner, Mr. Greve. 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'NN is wh N W4 x. ji, - : . , up K it . f'Qka-5 - . N Y w- a mg, 'QT fit 7, 1 E 1. v, . 4, . . Q. ,,'. A ' P L 'Q , ' ' J - ' fi '-- 'G rx., x Q N N5 i' X Q -M if 4. v' W J 5 fx, xv - 'Af J V9f V1g . ' -5 9 ffxixtfg . gg- ,Q , fp, Q ' . ,M 4 . N- 'iv-4' I V .- . .X Y 4m A K. ' .Wg -A Eff. -- ' ' -Ae' 3, f bf ... M 4 rf, , -X A . my .lfgfvs 'hh W5 .Q ' . , 1 ' Q - Tm I 4 nm WYSJSVSW Chunk Mnvrln L39 Siklammn :nun Blum VARSITY GASEEALL . Rev: In Nw. mazda, Im Stlvwiien, Al Mme, Qlzere, Jrm WeIrien, im filfgmam, ., Mmm liksw Ex Gikmcdbil Ahdlnweo Wflllhim, All mag: R- h gxi, fld, wager. Sian Glsgm-, lien x'deIlw, ,,!dan S1ec4z, Tem Eghl. liewefd Gm MnCwiim mmm., lbw Ge Slam whim Bam osen e Gm me. Gil! . . Www: 'jr , 5 'm' - :X A ,W -- go , g...... M4 Q TL., Liu., it Q iv 7-aan, , .hem .Alain ,name 4 '? -L..an..b,4,..-we his-vel-N - ' w A ' L' sr. ,A . V .Y Y, if gf, , , - , PITCHERS Row A: Jim Weldon, Al Lasas, Al Ruegesegger. Row B: Sian Blunt, John Stack. Row C: Bruce Fleming, Xu K.. -Na . ' K6 WYBY .N P U ... ...M i H Bamwif ..A,'Jmiuah. uiliiiwwiis M, CATCHERS Row A: Bob Schwartz, Bill Goldsborough. INFIELD Row A: Daryl Wilkins, Lee Silverman, Roger Sikora. Row B: Len Rosenfeld, Howard Nelson. Row C: Ken Walker, Gary Kuhl, Jim Sorenson. 1 l 'f:- X lx ,F hy ll ,', Q .' L Vx ,. ' 5. V Z 'Q 1 l .. ME il All OUTFIELD Row A: Len Fligsfen, Doug Delio. Row B: Tom Dahl, Don McCarthy. Row C: Steve Herlast, Gary Grimes, Chuck Martin. .fQ.fa!XssE ttf xi 11 P ui -ul F? , ll J. V. Baseball JV BASEBALL Row A: Rusty Hubbard, Dick Turner, Craig Lester, Bob Christensen, Jack Riftle, Rod Bruck, Alan Wheeler, Ronnie Olson, Russ Keefer. Row B: Mr. Brubaker, Bill Olson Don Stewart, Marty Church, Glenn Mclntosh, Rion Millen, John Gomerford, Dennis Dicks, Chuck Kagy, Frank Bartha, Cary Joseph. Row C: Torn Blunt, Gary Glynnl, Lawson Adams, Rick Davis, Glenn Christensen, Perry Phillips, Earl Preshaw, Roger Boeke, Kim Burdick. X V.-. ,ws P , j 'Y 'Il . if Q, M4- it cv MEI INFIELD F L 'I ournem Row A: Bob Christensen, Russ Keeler. Row B: A' ROW A2 ROHN9 Olson, ROQGY 509l49- RGW l Dennis Dicks, Glen Christensen. in , Q, RiCk DGviS. is rl ll .. t , sf My i , , 2 , ,N , A, , ,A i i ls as W Pirci-iER-cATci-iERs 'lc:.,.,,s Y EQ Q4 Row A: Jack Ariffle, Craig Lester. Row B: Alan J Q: , P ii i M34 Wheeler, Tom Blunt, Rod Bruck. ,Www I A H I M., s, s Il- .wr 1-Ill N' q A Q' t H 'W lla, l ' P, J ,, .B-I 'J W Q J ,lg if B T sssls ilrl J 1 . Yfx' X ky iii il lil B E, ME B mi C: H., STAN BLUNT, ace hurler, retires the side -- three up, three down. 4 Y' , i 1: 1 fre T , - n LEN ROSENFI ELD holds opposing player on first bose. COMET PITCHER puts a curve over the outside corner of the plate. YK Q, 4. -. WOW! What a catch by Comet first sacker, Gary Kuhl. son if 'T . I 1 4 I DOUG DELIO, waiting for the all important pitch. DWI' wfnarikwv ...N 1, y X, .. ,,.o.. .- .- -' - A A ,Nw ' ' QV.- W-,Au Gymnastics RICHARD BROWN Parallels GYMNASTIC TEAM GARY MARTIN Rings Row A: Larry Baker, Terry Murphy, Jim Considine, Ken Costales, Don Devendore, Jerry Kinmont, Richard Brown, Jim Horowitz, Tom Harper. Row B Mr Saunders Danny Morgan, Dave Taylor, John Ford, Randy Randall, Ron Oslcins, Jim LaRocco, Bill Buck, Bob Blalcernan, Doug Hutchen, Skip Doolittle, Row C Jan Gary Don Dittman, Gary Martin, Ron Shepherd, Mike Harding, Carl Pettit, Dave Schwartz, Mike Zellanaclc, Phil Stewart, Bob Forrer, Gil LeVasseur. ge 5 ., yn BILL BUCK BOB BLAKEMAN Free EX Highbor JIM HORWITZ RON SHEPHERD Rings Rope MIKE ZELLANACK CARL PETTIT Rope Longhorse I VARSITY B AND C SWlM TEAMS R A M k Alder Geor e Bealer Ken Salverstone Jnm Overlm Mox Van Ordew Roy Connelly Carl Claybaugh Barry Martin, Frank Nesbit, Bob Whltney Paul ow or g Read Denny Graves Row B Jam Frautnuck Mlke Culbertson Ken Maruneau Jlm Gnlletr Larry Johnson Ruchard Gregersen Greg Garrison, Bob Hoffman Bert Peck ' h R K B l R b rt Bob Schwalm Richard Smith Row C Bob Wood Jum Owens Ed Ricketts Larry Marlneau Duck Wyckoff Tom Stewart Make Griswold, Jo n oat, urt ea er o e BEST C SWIMMERS Row A: George Bealer, Ba Row B: Carl Claybaugh. Varsity Tennis A- , an 1 A ' N -Q V' J A -s. , fs .A 1 f ,gif la X ii L 'f'v:,: f:f5 .sem-f A +V mga 5 J IT A Q E TL ' sw ' -..:- f'--f-' '--f-ff' i -- rx-1 -' m 'ir -' '-' If 1-fix K 5, ' X i, H , . f -3? ,730 gk Q 3 4 1 , I , g . , r I I f ' 1 i f -F . ' s . ' it A , , N - H - 5 R ' 1' ' 1 T fi Q 1- W-'iii 'A ' 1'-J' is X J J X K ,---v , i , Q . . i x I, K W - xc J , r up as Q v X y ' A y N Q I B X ,i-' W V Q . ,-4 Row A: Ron Nielson, Randy McKnight, Jim Blackburn, Mike Fatur, Larry Weitzman, Bill Curtis, Rocco Calabrese, Marv Silberman. Row B: Mr. Hirsch, Don Devine, Fred Drilling, Jim Bortle, Phil Adams, Jerry McElroy, Ron Allison, Dale Whitworth, Steve Lawson, Bingham Jensen. J. V. Tennis Row A: Allen Gassman, John Payne, George Todd, Gary Schwartz, Robert Garbisch, Chris Waters, Richard Cowan, Paul Grosiean. Row B: Mr. Hirsch, Tom Hayes, Ron Simple, Jim Hardy, Jeff Hubelbank, Ken Showalter, Brian Franks, Bill Goff, Jorge Sanz, Richard Berrell. vo, Viv ' f ,T ' E i X A ' -' 'ff . :,':if s t., V' 'Y -1 1 2 ' I s 4 - - - i 'Q J 7 4 Comeclettes sei pulidd Q- A WESTCHESTER COMEDETTES PACK UP for a trip to the Hollywood Bowl and THE COMEDETTES WERE PROUD to be chosen to perform at the rehearsals in the hot sun. Hollywood Bowl on 'Meredith Willson Night. Comeclettes Perform lntricate KS ALWAYS, THE COMEDETTES were the highlight of the show, Their smiling faces xdcled that certain touch to A Night With The Music Mon. Row A: Karen Jocobson, Mary Ellen Vorzirner, Judy Mol Malis, Rosolie Bulechek, Andrea Art, Linda Sharp, Pom Kee Carol Reedy, Pam Johnson, Sheri Canady, Leonne La Fo Murphey, Shoron Swenson, Jonet Dickmeyer, Donno Jamis Vige, Cheryl Hunter, Joyce Hellwig, Lona Sherrnon, No gn-ms. ,wwf - Y Q Q Dance Production Row A1 Donna Troup, Dianne Wyler, Kathie O'Shea, Norma Adams, Karan Leach, Carolyn Ensign, Naomi Sternteld, Sharon Shannon. Row Pa- Sherry Thomas, Kathi Wright, Jeri Rhoads, Pat Meehan, Barbara, Ogden, Rita Amman, Diane Walton, Bonnie Matthews, Joyce Wright, Mary Ellen Riepe, Karen Rice, Beth Remington. Row C: Diane Sheerer, Jeanette Tuso, Jill Labbee, Janice Grettenberg, Gaye Labbee, Linda Kozak, Penny Carr, Linda Linstrom, Diane DeMatteis, Bonnie Dressler, Ginnie Stone, Judy Ostrovv. hge' ahh UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS PETERSON the Dame Production Donna Jo, Irene, Karen, Tonia, Carol, and Patti demonstrate an original class performed in Broadway Escapadesf' design made up by members ofthe Dance Production class. Routine at Hall-time Foster, Mrs. Kweller, Linda Gerrish, Noreen Walton, Judy Dyer. Row B: Annette Van Orden, Sue Horrell, Carol Ellett, Lynne Ferguson, Bonnie Levy, Marsha 'a Lynch, Jeanne Moore, Carolyn Sherman, Diane Doling, Linda Pearson, Julie Aroian. Row Cf Dallas Beardsley, Karen Edwards, Jeri Ferguson, Karen Whipple, Fratus, Janey Zanlcich, Cheryl Holm, Pat Sawyer, Nancy Conover, Margie Templin, Vicki Shields, Nancy Dunn, Row D: Mary Munger, Diane Kramer, Paula Murry, Gayle Berry, Judy Daily, Margaret Alexander, Janet Spier, Carole Church, Kathy Kaiser, Janice Sondreal. Pow E: Lynne Foster, Jill Tredrnann, Mary in, Ann Englebrecht, Jeanne Yurga, Judy Smith, Randee Brenlcert, Joyce Christensen, Carole Ingersoll, Cheryl Rickard, Pam Hughes, Donna Rice-Wray. C 15 Girls' Athletics 9 51- G.A.A. WINTER CABINET Row A: Mrs. Hannah, Nancy Foster, Randee Brenkert, Miss Davis. Row B: Margaret Alexander, Nancy Millikan, Sunny Davidson, Cheryl Rickard, Sharen Hall, Marilyn Gibboney. Row C: Farida Auzam, Alice Ground, Barbara Kahn, Carole Ellett, Joanne Costales. Row D: Pam Hughes, Darlene Webber, Barbara Adams, Mary Vige, Sharon Brown. tw 1 I il :I I 1if1sfJ:'.5fSQT QS' - gf gif' 'fi ii: f .r attends all activities. T Q QU' I W ' 6:22 I LETTERGIRLS G.A.A. SUMMER CABINET Row A: Joanne Costales, Ranclee Brenkert, Miss Davis, Carole Ellett. Row B: Holly Barnard, Alexa Nickliss, Nancy Foster, Pat Allen, Carol Smith, Claudia Baker. Row C: Darlene Webber, Jo McKinney, Marcia Hammer, Barbara Adams, Cheryl Richard, Pam Hughes, Betty Brown. gY:, ::::::,, A, Girls Participate . Q it 'W . 1 Row A: Linda Pearson, Pam Keefte, Bonnie Matthews, Marilyn Gibboney, Mrs. Hannah, Sandie Snedecor, Carolyn Sherman, Carole Ellett, Joanne Costales. Row B: Diane Doling, Patricia Gates, Darlene Webber, Nancy Heller, Barbara Ann Nick, Suzanne Thomas, Barbara Berg, Alice Ground, Marlene Webber, Sue Hammill. Row C: Sharen Hall, Nancy Foster, Randee Brenkert, Marcia Hammer, Vicki Hammond, Sunny Davidson, Carolyn Laib, Linda Whyte, Karen Seward, Pam Hughes, Cheryl Richard. Modern Dance s Q, , J 1-5 , , K Q, F3 - v' xo Row A: Frances Fuke, Lynda Lange, Sandy Lynn, Melody Fleming, Georgia Trammell, Sue Risner, Diane Robertshaw, Signe Rogerson, Virginia Savory, Naomi Steinfeld, Karen Leach, Coleen Clark. Row B: Ginny Storie, Cheri Labbee Anne Caruso, JoAnn Lange, Cheryl Silvers, Julie Schuske, Linda Linstrom, Marilyn Bearden, Linda Cocores, Pam Pinger, Bonnie Dressler. Q 2 4 c c.. fl. .vi ,J , ,- Row A: Kris La Rocco, Bonnie Galiher, Linda Peterson, Dana McCauley, Bonnie Dater, Donna Swanson lSports Managerl, Kathi Wright lStudent Leaderl, Elyse Miller, Jan Barnard, Dianne Hendricks, Lani Galiher, Sandra Sandler. Row B: Sande Aaron, Linda Morris, Barbara Lake, Janice Grettenberg, Lei Lani Chalker, Gale Smith, Mandy McGraw, Kitty Kat, Darlene Sadera, Sandy Lynn, Lynda Lang, Sue Powers. Row C: Marion Leopold, Suzanne Leveille, Jo McKinney, Meredith La Franchi, Linda Norton, Lou Ann Danforth, Claudia Heimeller, Barbara Adams, Jenni Shaver, Brenda Harkins, Sharon Bender, Jeanne Brock, Peggy Ehrlich. Actively in Sports 'I- P1 GAA BADMINTON GAA ARCHERY Row A: Valerie Tutterrow, Barbara Ann Nick, Diane Kent, Joy McCarty, Row A: Nancy Heiser, Donna Menefee, Alyse Edgerton, Jackie Howe, Jane Torres, Sue Hammill, Marilyn McDonald, Cecile Vance, Claudia Janice Basore, Bonnie Matthews, Elaine Erlandson. Row B: Geri Van Lymo, JoAnn Costales. Row B: Dorothy Boosalis, Linda Whyte, Marcia Cleve, Karen Kapke, Marjorie Swacker, Jeanne Heyerick, Nancy Heller, HGYTIFTWEV, JGGH Spencer, Carolyn Laib, Beverly Parsons, Nancy Smith, Jane Torres, Judy Barnfather, Row C: Paula Hoffeld, Margaret Kennedy, Sharon Brown Share-n Hnll c--J1- 1-,--,i..., 1- , ... H ,- .. .. . ., . Q99 , 1 jr . Q Row A: Anna Vee Acord, Diane Jackman, Donna Richards, Beverly Robin, Sue Sackett, Linda Sullivan, Anita wlegana, Ulane vveirmer, Alana vvooawara. ouzuri Steinman, Marlene Martin, Barbara Berg, Sue Schmidt, Pat Nugent, Carole Osterloh, Rosalee Halstead, Eloys Reiter, Lynnea Buelow. Raw B: Betty Sciackitano, Mary Ann Brogan, Bari-Lynn Brustin, Miriam Geary, Kathy Taylor, Paula Long, Donna Hartsock, Margaret Hulett, Kathy Gillette, Carol Smith, Connie Burba, Bernie Lewandowski, Marianne Hurlen, Susie Davidson, Jane Elliott, Eileen Elliott, Mary Pat Coffey, Norma Browne. Row C: Ann Marie Thomson, Linda McKnight, Karen Snyder, Pat Neeham, Jan Trachy, Carol Brickner, Kathleen McLaughlin, Sharon Reynolds, Cheryl Mayberry, Florence Perri, Pat Sharp, Sue Parke, Joyce Webster, Joan Carleton, Joann Ott, Janice Dahlstrom, Lana Glass, Vivian Jones, Janice Grettenberg. Row D: Karen Godding, Betty Bartholomew, Dottie Fallscheer, Janeen Bedard, Sharon Shetrone, Linda Pollock, Maryl Colley, Sunny Davidson, Elaine Siverts, Sandy Carrouth, Donna Beland, Beverly Wood, Georgetta Harkins, Lana Baker, Lynnea Buelow, Linda Roberts, Eileen Briggs, Becky Becker. gixgtxxk Bowling .5 X54 ,U W ,ez . is gfg .il fs v-s as. R GAA BOWLING Row A: Maria Ann Hogan, Marie Ann Glop, Gretta Jeffries, Carol Puissegur, Sue ann Flook, Sandy Snoot, Humphrita Pennyworth, Candy Barr, Carole Knauss, Lucy Lump, Willifra Hardup, Claudia Baker, Barbara Kahn, Connie Kidd, Linda Sutton, Susan Murdock, Sandy Goncz, Lee Greene. Row B: Linda Jamison, Pam White, Joanne Schlicher, Jeri Van Belle, Patricia Gates, Margaret Oben, Evelyn Hirschon, Carol Crook, Janine Doran, Diane Thorpe, Janet Pettee, Kathy Weaklgm, Carolyn Werger, Dianna Stagnaro, Sandy Williams, Sue Roe. Row C: Cheryl Wetzel, Carol Wick, Sally Zeches, Leslie Lacey, Carole Carlin, Donna Troup, Diane Sheerer, Marcia Fenwick, Doreen Takvorian, Marilyn Allen, Marion Campbell, Carolyn Zindars, Jeanette Tuso, Karen Kremin, Carol Frigon, Beth Cox, Virginia Savory, Susie Harrison. Row D: Annette Gres, Diane Born, Jill Labbee, Ellen Regensburger, Jeri Beck, Linda Rachlow, Barbara Howe, Linda Goorman, Diana Anderson, Sharon Erickson, Nancy Rix, Cheryl Leland, Jeanne Yurga, Elin Robinson, Linda Tindall, Sandy Witten, Pat McMurrin, Bev Wilson, Beginning 9 6 ,3 9 Q 9 Tennis GAA BEGINNING TENNIS Row A: Suzanne Thomas, Karen Ketcham, Donna Oberg, Karen Blain, Pat Sparks, Patsy Peroxide, Fanny Frill,, Tilly Tubs, Suzy Spaz, Wacky Walk, Dorothy Dieiob, Hazel Hog, Sherry Davis. Row B: Pam Myska, Patty Boyle, Nancy Bally, Georgia Freed, Joyce Wiechmann, Sandy Kesterson, Carol Clemmons, Leslie Critchfield, Marilyn Matthews, Karen Seward, Crystal Wood. Row C: Donna German, Penelope Pearson, Kathy Matthews, Vicki Cox, Carol Heap, Nancy Welsh, Pam Reynolds, Marlene Hekel, Sue Murray, Dorothy Doyle, Jean Drayer, Annette McMillan, Pat Norman. Advanced . ,, 14 Tennis ,. as F .xgkd GAA ADVANCED TENNIS Row A: Sharon Ordman, Alice Ground, Sandi Fatur. Row B: Diane Clark, Linda Clausen, Sandie Snedecor, Sherry Stonberg, Carol Andreason. GAA BASKETBALL Row A: Diane Gwinn, Sally Pierce, Nancy Ernst, Cherry Gamage, Holly Barnard, Teressa Carr, Ellen Brean, Barbara Blair, Darlene Webber, Sandy O'Toole, Linda Johnson, Sharon Heath, Nancy Heiser, Linda Honer,.Sue Schonheinz, Diane Thomas, JoAnn Cummings. Row B: Holly Haas, Judy Schwartz, Marlene Webber, Joanne Rothenberg, Mary Roys, Terry Doidge, Ann Gerrish, Sylvia Steele. Row C: Jenifer Wilson, Irene Marie Tarrant, Barbara Howard, Patti Walk, Cecilia Ross, Chris Spooner, Marilyn Apodoca, Marie Noerdlinger, Carol Coulter, Linda Layton, Rochelle Burns, Linda Szabo, Sheila Osborn, Judy Blake, Patricia Allen, Alexa Nickliss. Row D: Misti Rhodes, Lyn Welker, Peggy Stewart, Jeannette Almquist, Susie Snedecor, Martha Ricketts, Kay Johnson, Christie Johnson, Dianne Bianchin, Barbara Brown, Susan Winchester, Dorothy Kohansky, Brigitte Knacke, Cheryl Johnson, Bonnie Boden, Kathy Kirkpatrick. I'-c r -X . s H GAA BASKETBALL Row A: Marcia Franks, Linda Johnstone, Nancy Gibboney, Claudette Unkrey, Gloria Hurn, Jean Steele, Pam Ott, Barbara Breese, Claudia Stadden, Bonnie Baker, Clara Chaney, Judy Wilson, Vicki Mueller, Bev Bromley, Carol Richardson, Maureen Giurnentaro, Linda Olmsted. Row B: Kathy Peckin, Sandy Shell, Sharon Beyer, Cheryl Oakes, Mary Ellyn Faughnder, Donna Harriman, Lorni Lammi. Row C: Wylda Vold, Sharron Jagosz, Judy Riley, Mary Twohig, Barbara Richter, Martha Gallaher, Judy Olympius, Suzanne Lundy, Janice Gruber, Donelle Gallen, Kathy Saum, Elizabeth Elling, Mary Buelow, Trina Dunawav. Kathv Nordstrom Sandy 9 nwk, o gy x X Flight Staff Carol Coulter Editor-in-Chief Inside Westchester students, faculty, cmd administration have been at work creating the Flight for 1960. The basic foundation for the annual was laid in the ioint planning of the winter and summer staffs under the guidance of Mrs. Gloria Hansen. Faculty members came to the assistance of the staff by cooperating on days of mass photographing and by reading the numerous bulletins of information to second period classes. In the administrative offices Mr. Lockridge, Mrs. Trieb, and Mr. Patterson were quick to give leadership and experience in the overall plan. The services of the Counselor's Office and the Attendance Office were im- portant facets in compiling the data so necessary to an annual. Outside Westchester, the J. Edmund Watson Studio worked diligently to produce the excellent photographic work. Student assistants who pho- tographed special school events include: Walter Doran, Deon Murry, Richard O'Neill, Jerry Palo, Neil Stone and John Stiles. So many indi- viduals have gone outside the call of duty that only a personal thank you seems appropriate. lt is this kind of thank you I offer my staff, Mrs. Hansen, the faculty, and the administration. If Flight 1960 takes you Inside Westchester in the years to come, then all the work of producing an annual is meaningful and worthwhile. Carol Coulter Vicki Shields Gail Lawton Associate Editor Art Editor l Gloria Hurn Elaine Droge Business Manager Publicity Editor Marie Noerdlinger Carole Ingersoll Photography Editor Handbook Editor l26 Beverly Gorlin Linda RCICl'1l0W Winter Senior Editor Summer Senior Edlti WINTER FLIGHT STAFF Row A: Faye Jay, Carol Coulter, Gail Lawton, Vicki Shields, Gloria Hurn, iyllis Kramer. 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