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

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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.

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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.

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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