Westlake School for Girls - Vox Puellarum Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1957 volume:

i f X .Q Q3 4211 A Z III IILIIIIII annuals. WESTLAKE SCHGOL FOR GIRLS 700 NORTH FARING ROAD LOS ANGELES 24, CALIFORNIA AC PROGRAMME cene FACULTY cene SENIORS cene 1 SPORTS cene 2 ACTIVITIES cene 3 FINE ARTS PA A AG A PA PAGEIOB ACT I S 1: ..... GE S 2: ..... P E 14 Scene 3: UNDERCLASSIVIEN . . PAGE so T II S : . . . P GE 78 S : . . . GE 90 WESTLAKE 4 theatre g 1 f , Z2 ey IIVIPRESARIOS Nliss C trol Nlills Miss Helen Temple Miss Mills and Nliss Temple h ive provided us the el iss of 57 with miny intangible ind indispensable quilities From them we have standards hue required th it we work h ird and study intelligently They have given us an in ireness of our ovtn potentials and have urged us to fulfill them NVe h ue le nrned the value of a good eduea tion and the methods ol requiring it eolleve profound study and 1 full and varied life Miss Mills ind Miss Temple will lixe in our memories as sources of guidanee and inspirition for which vue shill tlxtaxs feel the most sincere Gratitude e W. F4 x ' .. . A , , L , ' , A.. , , Ll... 'b . .' 1 ' ' ' ' 1 ' 1 ya ' L X ' ' ' absorbed u respect and a desire for knowledge. Their demanding . ' ' . 1 '1 - ' 1 ' ' 1 ' q ' 'g '. F' Q 1 I 1 1 rx xl 1 1 , xl - . . REGISSEURS Nir and Mrs Sxdncx A Temple No show is complete without bankers and Westlake would not be the sime to any of us without the Temples We shall fondly remember lawns and fa niliar buildings of our Alma Mater a part of our happiest memories and we shall never forget the Gracious and pleasant moments spent in their eompanx l their kindness and friendliness which have helped make the green We feel sure that you. Miss Smith. deserve a silver star for all the help you have given us. You have not only aided in the organization ofthe annual. but you have strug- gled through senior math with us. which was a task in itself. To Miss Van Burg we are grate- ful for her many little words of inspiration. Her method of self- analysis will be with us wherever we go. A snappy :ed and white Ford- Tom is coming to dinner-Mike won another scholarship! Who else could it he but you. Mrs. Hinckle? We shall never be with- out memories of your patience and understanding. Mrs. Elizabeth Hinckle A chemistry. hiol0gY F --' J Miss Dorothy Smith commercial subjects FACULTY Nliss Je inne Anderson N1rs.lane Rankin music English. history. science. Pi - -It ...Q - .i . s -lf' ,,,,, Miss Junita Van Burg mathematics Heavenly voices fill the air. and to our delight we find that the choral club is preparing another program. Your music. Miss An- derson. is another part of our life at Westlake. Mrs. Rankin may frequently be seen running from English class to English class and popping into study hall to check on her Pi re- porters. We thank her for our lively copies of Pi. Mr. Joseph D, Coles bookkeeper Strange notes-weird drawings- what's this? Adlai didn't make it this year. but by and large. well -anyway we'll never forget you. Mrs. McNiece. Nlrs. Hazel NlcNiece history sf Miss Lou Bredlow English. Vox Mr. Coles is otlicially known as the business manager of West- lake. However. to many of us he is an expert golfer who proudly displays his hole-in-one trophy. The pleasant hours spent in his othce will be remembered by us all. Words cannot express what we seniors feel about Miss Bredlow. As our advisor for tive years she has always led us unfalteringlyg and even though we are leaving. she will always be within our hearts. STAGE DIRECTDRS Nlrs. Margaret Sterett Mrs. Irene Wilson Miss Louise Carlisle housemother secretary We pay special tribute to Mrs. Wilson for the all-important task that she has more than carried out. The boarders all agree that they could not ask for a more kind and understanding housemother. The sight of Mrs. Sterett sitting at the switchboard with her little parakeet perched on her shoulder will be among the many pleasant memories that we shall take with us when leaving Westlake. The friendly face seen in the telephone oflice each day is that of Miss Carlisle. We admire her extreme patience in the midst of our daily needs for money. stamps and telephone permits. Q ' . '-55's Z? ,7 C' Mrs. Gertrude Gardner Mrs. Charlotte Morgan secretary registrar We seniors wish to thank you. Mrs. Morgan. for the hours you spent trying to get us oil to col- lege. Your pleasant smile has heen a comfort for all our various prohlems. Another group ol' Mrs. Gardneris babies is leaving. but she will still he there with a smile and a xvord of encouragement for us in our dying moments. FACULTY Miss Mary Perrine Miss May Karlsen physical education And away she goes! C ould those be skis in the back of your little M.G.. Miss Karlsen? Well. she's orf to Mammoth again but don't get excited: we'll be doing exercises again on Monday morn- ing. A good friend to all. always will- ing to help. and producer of out- standing water spectacles which continue to he successful year alter year. This is Miss Perrine as we shall all remember her. Mr. and Mrs. Constantin 'lanasescu tennis 'lxxo of our favorite people are our tennis teachers. Nicki and Tani. From early in the morning until late evening they can be seen instructing girls in the art of the game. We are grateful to them for the pride they have given us in our tennis team. Madame is not only an expert in the French language. but also an excellent model for the latest French fashions. We shall remember the many times we ad- mired Madame Egan in her beret and her endless collection of scarves. Mon dieu! Mon dieu! Can this be an- other French picnic? And why not? Madame makes the best cakes we have ever tasted. Madame and her cakes will always go unequaled in our memories. Senora not only teaches regular classes: she also has guard duty over Friday afternoon study hall and then rushes home to admire the mosaic work in her home that she artistically created. We welcome Mrs. Lees as a new member of the faculty. An expert on the subject of Latin, she holds classes each day and then rushes home to tutor her son in- you guessed it-Latin! 19 Nladamc Simone L11 in French Nladamc Nladeleine Serveant French STAGE MANAGERS Our thanks go to Miss Millard for all the pleasurable hours she gave us in assembly. The drama class is another important part of the activities we are leaving behind but will never forget. Among the many activities at Westlake. art is one of the most important. We will always be grateful to Miss Lamson for brightening up the school with the works Miss Gertrude Nlill ard dr imt of her many talented pupils. Miss Lois Nl ills Nliss Agnes Chaney music. library '-u. AY f Mrs Olivia Conway Spanish Nlrs Irma Lees Latin Nliss C h irlotte I imson music The lovely musical accompaniment that completes our programs at Westlake is that of Miss Lois Mills. Our moments spent listening to her play the piano will never be forgotten. Indispensable is the word for Miss Chan- ey. Her knack for knowing exactly what we need will be missed when we are buried deep in our college courses. 6-0 s.:',1 if PROGRAMME NOTES A 5 1' SEPTEMBER I2 Mothers' Board Meeting I4 Student Council. Arrowhead l8 Lower School Opening Tea l9 Lower School Classes begin 1319 High School Opening Tea 20 High School Classes begin OCTOBER l Mothers Meeting. 1-2-3 3 Mothers Meeting 4-5 5 Mothers Meeting, 7-8 8 Mothers' Meeting. 6 9 Mothers' Meeting. 9 12 Mothers' Meeting. IO 313 Interscholastic Swim Meet Chadwick 15 Mothers' Meeting. l l l6 Mothers' Meeting. I2 NOVEMBER 3 Fall Dance l-1 Mothers' Club Meeting Civil Defense I6 lnterscholastic Volleyball Westridge School 16 First Ouarter ends 320 Graduates' Dinner Senior Ring Ceremony 21 Thankgiving Recess 26 Classes resume DECEMBER 9 High School Christmas Yespers I3 Christmas Dinner U14 Lower School Christmas Program I4 Christmas Recess JANUARY 2 First Semester ends I9 Between-semesters Recess 28-30 First Semester Examinations 30 Classes resume 30 Webb School Dance FEBRUARY 4 Classes resume Second Semester begins :Fl-1 Alumnae Valentine Party W5 4' Rn 'R 5 as tw., ,gt MARCH APRL JUNE 1 2 S-7 7 9 I0 ll :ill 'Vlothers Club 'Vleetin Third Quarter Reports Ditch Dix Sprm D nncc Sprln Recess C I isscs resume May Fetc Alumnae Tea for Seniors Mothers' Club Mcetin Hivh School Family Night Fashion ShowwSenior Ten Junior-Senior Prom Lower School Family Dug' Second Semester Exuininu- tions Lower School Exercises amd Dismissal Buccailuureatte Yespers Athletic Breakfast Poets' Dany Exercises Commencement Mrs. Charles A. Aston. Mrs. Ralph G. Ritchie. Mrs. Frank 7 Pittman. Mrs. Willard CI Chamberlin. Mrs. William J. North. Mrs. Robert H. Miller. Mrs. G. Under the presidency of Mrs. Frank Pittman, the Mothers Club had several interesting meet- ings. The first on November I4 was a panel discussion on civil defense, on March 26, Mr. Wilbur Chenoweth. composer and pianist, was the guest. The annual May luncheon honored the new officers. The Alumnae Association with Mrs. Edward Conroy as president sponsored the Friendship Tennis Tournament for the benefit of the Childrens Hospital. Westlake, Mary- mount, and Marlborough participated to make it successful. The tournament will become an annual event with Westlake alumnae and mothers as hostesses. The traditional Valentine Tea found many alumnae and their children back at Westlake. ALU IVI NAE ASSOCIATION i A ' ls. Aft R, fuk. ..,, .15 4.5.-:.3lv,l i , c - .. - . the 'll?'2ill '4 . F A 1-fisi4is1 ff.tl,2f .f J . ,.x, .f, -' 5' . 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Mx y kk 1 S. tc.: . L . F n L 1 ' 1 1 1 5 . ' 1 ' S A L fu. H- 1' u -. s 1 fi fx ' K - l J' l ' 1 1 1' f'z if l , .L,:: ,' U 'L Lv' .lbs V. , . 1 , . , 2 1 ' ' 5 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 2. SUE BINGHAIVI ,Q . . Sue vull be remembered by Westlake as a hard worker and a good frlend to all The former attribute has been proved more than adequately by her work as busrness manager of both P1 and Vox a reporter for P1 and a member of the Student Councrl Less spec tacular but just is lmportant was her work on the dance proctor open house and chapel committees ball and basketball teams was greatly appreciated Sue s favorrte pastunes are readmg playmg: the pn mo and swlmmrng At school she prefers mathem mes and English From Westlake she ll remember A quo: bon' her frrends and ehemrstry exams We predict that she will be happy ln whatever dlrectlon she ehooses to turn her talents and her Good n :ture :Z f 3 ' l . 1 1 ' 1 --y 1 Q ' , ' vs . , .in ' . . ' ' ' l fa W 1 1 B- ll- 1 1k- r K Her enthusiasm as u member of the White volley- 1 1 4 4 if 5' y1-- 1 1 I I '1 ' ' Q ' ' Y. Q . - 5 ' 1 1 ' - ., , - 'C , b.. ' . N, ,' ' . ' ' C 1 '. AJ IVIARTI BROWNING Durmg Martl s Westlake days she has endeared herself to all her classmates wlth her happy nature Naturally her favornte pastlme havmg fun makes her a lot of fun to be wlth Durlng her two years wlth us Maru has worked on the lnspectnon C0mmlttCC and 18 chalrman of the char lty committee m the semor class An avld volleyball player she has played on both the semor and the White A volleyball teams Mlss Temple s physiology tests and the frlendshlp and fun wlth her classmates are what she will remem ber from Westlake not to mentlon the day when she reigned as Queen of the May Fete Maru s crystal ball predlcts a happy go lucky future as a beachcomber The unpredictable ball m more somber perlods hnds her wlth a home and a family X . V 1 vl ' I fb VA if ig ' In t r a . x, o ' I ' A : 'n p ' U K L ' A ' . I 'I ,K 1 1 . 1 hh ' Q l , . . . Q' G 1 X ' 1 - S Q 1 . ' .N CONNIE CHAIVIBERLIN Wu Comme the semor eluss eoxer furl IS 1 l1ll sunny url mth 1 brwht sm1le Shes h1d so muny olhces youll nuer belleve But here woes vxce presxdent und seuremrx ot the freshmun el 1ss presldent of the soph nmores .id XCI'llSlI'lU munuger of P1 ln her jumor year .md 1th lem .1ssou1t1on seeretury thls yeur On top of thus she h1s 1lso dmded her Illllt. nmonv the el1 1pel cle m up IIISPLLIIOI1 1nd proetor L0l1lllllIIt,CS Conme spends 1 lot of IIINL on the telephone no wonder lh1t her fuvorlte suymg IS Guess who culled me lust mghl' When not on the telephone she IS usually Skkllllllllflg For C onme vue predlet .1 fubulous career IS .1 model with two sets of tmns ut home , , J: .',z'1.: ru-1 . ' .,2x V' ,U ,1 ' ' , - ' . 1 - . 1 s, ' ' 1 L - 1 . . . . C . . , K , L . C C. , . 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L 1 17 4 RUTH CHATBURN Ruth h ns l11ldL 1 n :me for herself nt Westl tke espe elally for her vxork ns eh urm tn ot the mspeetlon eom mittee She md the other members ot her LOIIIIHIIILK. have tr1ed to m :ke us ne nter mth respeet to our books year and IS a very ILIIVL member of the ehoral elub Physlolovy rs her favorlte course and SWIIIIIIIIHU her fxvorlte sport If there s a ray of sunlight Ruth IS out slde exther tryxnv to vet or to keep a tan Ruth IS wantmv tor a pink Thunderbird to roll her way and maybe one wxll lf she hmshes her tralnlnv as x camp counselor and IS paid .wi , , :I L - 3 L, L 1 i 1 x 5 x l' x l L xp L ' I. xi' IA C. , V . L. . L' L ' -. ' h- i s ' . Q ' mm. 1 L 1 . s s h ' 1 - ' s. ein 3 ka! Qi, . ' 2 ,. .2 . f ,- .. .Q r Six , . , Q . 1-4-f N '?+- and coats. She worked on the uniform commlttee last r, , , . . Y f .r , p 'z' f 1 . 2 I Q-2 C Xi I 'T 5 C, 5- . . . 5. , S -Af W A- Q f C C1 V . , . 1, Mg-2 -e D ' c 1 B- 2 xl N' 1 -5- 1 . . JUDITH ENGLAND As dlfhcult as an atom to determine and equally ns fasclnatlng Judy joined our bevy of lndlvlduallsts IS a sophomore at Westlake Sh wlll be remembered for her daring escapades profuse knowledge and lntermmable eurloslty 1ll of which have endeared her to her classmates Actne 1n sports Judy vsas the semor class volleyblll eaptam and member of the tennls team She IS re varded by the Vox staff as their own private SJVIOI for the hours she spent on the annual She has served elllelently as council representatlve for the semor elass and Mrs Hmeltle will never hnd a more cnpa ble chemrstry asslstant Our fortune telling apparatus foresees an active and varied future for Judy but whatever she does bermuda shorts a yellow bomb an ll1fCCIl0US smlle and a candid nature will nlwnys brmg her to mmd l hope to tell you' fi X ,fj X - it 19 . . J ' .j1, 31 M ,. jl ' .If 551 - fs .52 Q, 11,1 -' V' ' Je, m y - N ' u-as Q 1, -1 , My , . 'V . X, 41-1. J ,,,, .- -V1 l3 ,11Mif: 1. - wb? 1. , , , 1 - 1 - 1 f 1 V Q . L . . . .1 :X . X r-:lm f 1 1 - - 1 ' - fy J: .1 1 1' s - J fer ' 1 s 1 1 ' 1 1 x jf J . 1 1 X- ., . ' . '. ,, '. - Il 1 1 - - 1 1 - ' ' 1 -1 ' - x 'C 1 - s 1' - 1 ' 1 ' . 1 - - 1 - ' y 1 1, 1' ' 1 1 1 - . . , . . 1 1 - N 1 N- K ' magna! 4-11-i . 1 1 1 - x - gg - 1 1 ' 1 . 1 N- A-. 1 . 1 I L- . 1 1 uf . 1 v' 1 11 . I ' A' I. K 1 61557 lf X i 5 l IVIADELINE FORD M ndelme has been xn mftlllble .tddltlon to the el 1ss of 57 because of her nthletle prowess .md her unfaxl lngly cheerful reetmls on dre try Nflonday mormngs A w hw tt sports she IS 1lso wonderful to h we around wln .md the ood sportsm tnshlp to pull off anythln 1 r neefully Besides spralned feet .md How Flrm .1 Foundation we know shell rememb r Mlss Temple s hve mlnute qu1z7es If her dI'llblIlOI1 to hnlsh eollefe IS reallzed her sup pressed deslre may .also come true .md Madeline will fly .away as an .nrhne hostess ,f - 'f I ,Wi 'Z IW, 2 . L . L . 1 I . . E zu, ef fe 1 '. 3 f 1 X ' - ' W ,f N ' 1 f u 1 ' vp 32 A ' ' vp. M5 QQQ. N v' 'fz 5 Jz.' ' L 1' R53 fig: ,Mr fl' if the morale is low'. because Madeline has the will to ft X 1 1 N '. ' f F QW . , , . . .. . 5 C y ' 1 . ANDRELLE GARNIER FRY Mi.. Raspberry Romanolf IS Andys tavorlte food and lf ll sounds dreamy and exotic 1t s because that s Andy An mveterate dreamer but also a hard worker she has what lt takes to be a bl success She has held dlfferent types of ofhces durmg her ca reer at Westlake Including treasurer of the nlnth grade chapel commlttee chalrman and co edltor of Vox A reporter for P1 membership ln the chapel eommlttee and swxm club have been her other Jobs Andys favorite pastlmes are swlmmmg and sleepmg late on Monday mormngs Her ambmon rs to be a secretary and from the job shes done coordlnatmg plctures and Wflllflg copy for Vox she cant mlss X My I N I .- , . . . X - - , -..... ' ' ' ' - ..-?s s 1 1 1 1 , . A: v . 1 . . . . 4. v - - - - - .. 1 A- 1 1 1 .. 1 U B- ,, Q ' , C 1 - - ' - ' 1 1 - 1 - 1 . ' ' ,1 , ' . , . 1 1 ' . , . . ' , . ' . , , ' , Q 1 . . . . . , , , , , . , . - 1 1 ' ', ' 1 ' , , . . . . , . , 1 - - 1 1 , . . . , . .. . - 34lulm A Q c SONYA BESSIE GANCZ scoplc Spamsh accent and lnsane sense of humor To Sonya everythmg IS hllarlously funny and she can usually be found just havlng a blast be It ln the dorm where she reigns supreme as dorm president or m the center of her handsome male entourage Freshman class treasurer dorm treasurer as .1 sopho more and the charlty chapel and proctor commlttees are just a few of Sonya s HCIIVIIICS not to mentlon the office of dorm presldent But we wlll especially remem ber her yells as class cheerleader during our sopho more and semor years The beach at Acapulco rs the place where Sonya w1ll l1ve happlly ever after 10. 'J n ' fl, , 7' .1 6 wx . Sonya fBessieJ is greatlyirenowned for her micro- q T ix? Ljll 1 . ' ' , f' ' D . Q 1 ,, If l L . ' L T1HyYH!fH 'Xp . L L7 J . a V ,, h . Q -xg NPLWX . ' L - M7 1 ' - CAROLE GREENUP C arole has been a welcomed addltlon to the class ever smce her JUHIOI' year when she entered Westlake She s been kept busy as a member of the boardmg depart ment has served on various COFIIHIIIICCS and helped entertaln us as a member of the drama class C ommg from Montana vsay C arole s favorlte sport IS horsebaek rxdlng and her favorlte lndoor sport wrltlng letters Shell remember bookkeeping: typing: Oh really' and her many frlends from Westlake We predlet that even lf her dreams of FBI agentlng or modelmv dont come true C arole vull be as warm and wonderful a nurse as she IS a person IJ I 'Mi , 1 . l 'Q,,, X It ff 4,x ,?xJ ' il . . XVI! I .i a ,' 1 B 1 1 - 1 4 B- . y 'Y . I I . y . V H 1' ' C ' . '. h ,' ..- ,f I1 F1 KATE HANRAHAN Kate our student body presldent has a long and ad mnrable 11st of accompllshments begmmng wlth class secretary and golng on through Whlte team captam sports edltor of P1 and class cheerleader and finally student body presldent She has also rallied the Whltes to vlctory as '1 member of the basketball team and has served on the flower committee Belng a gurl of many talents Kate also loves tenms and football and Just for fun plays the plano and records Kate wlll be remembered as an ardent follower of polltlcs and her lmpassloned Impromptu speeches on thls toplc wlll long resound through Westlake s halls She w1ll carry wlth her a flalr for speaking French and memorles of the plgs ln physlology as well as a love of plzza and an 3mblIlOH to be the first Buddhist mlsslonary wlth seven red headed chlldren named Sam . g I 3 A , J' Ju A- , r ' ' , ' I '+ l - TONI HENDRICKS i Partles partles partxes Tom s always on the go She usually dlvldes her tlme between the country club and one of the many ln At Westlake she has participated as a member of the mspectlon chapel and flower COITIIDIIICCS not to mentlon the B volleyball team Swxmmmg water skxmg and promoting a tan during the summer are her favorlte actlvmes So for Tom we predict simply more partles and a very gay and happy llfe 'Q 1 0 3 Sy 1' X P , K T X X ll teresting men always found on her doorstep. Q ll 4 'f I 1 y , 5. . ' ' 1 8 4 l girkl. 1? 'lg S' ...ff JOANNE HOUGH D .Ioanne althouvh new to Westlake this year IS a wel come addltlon mdeed She has made herself known through her work as chairman of the flower commit tee thereby being responslble for the lovely decora tlons found around school She has also done valuable work as a member of the chapel and lnspectlon com mxttees Parties md clubs take up most of her tlme except for those hours spent pursumg her favorlte school course drama and her favorlte sport water sknng Joanne will take w1th her memorles of the Westlake student body the homework and tests as well as a passlon for steak and pizza We predxct shell go to college major ln pre med and become a world famous surgeon I i ' , A l 5 5, if? ' . . . . . D. . - . , L. , - Q1 - w . , , , ' ' . 2 Q ' ' ' . f K. . . ' 1 ' B. .Q , I I g ' . n 5 - .D I B ' -1 s 1 - 9 -N J - l l ' , s ' Q ' CYNTHIA JACOBS Q03 Cynthla has served Westlake by bemg councll repre sentatnve ln the elghth and tenth grades by contrlbut me her ablllty to the v nrslty volleyball basketball and tenms teams and by workm on a multlple of eom mlttes meludmg: the ehtpel llbrnry and open house eommlttees C ynthxa s favorlte pastimes melude playmp: volleyball and tenms studymgc Engllsh and of course .llm Shell remember those early elasses I eant bCllCNL lt' and eoffee lee ere nm with hot fudge sauee We prednet that after the sux week sojourn In Hawan learnmg to surf Cynthlas lmbmon 1 home md family vull be fulfilled f 'L7 4 f' f X M. I - -.4 Y. le Z? -A 35 ' 'f .Lf sf V . r ' ' - AM - 1 ' ' ' 4 . ' 2 X - 'Q ' X ' , , L 5. , . y . . i P-I x , -. . . . s K, . ' , - , - 2 f' - :: --rl - . - . - , , . L - . . , ., Cx X .. . . , Q , f X .. W5 x ' '-'Q . ' fn- ' Q ' - . ' , 1 ' .', .1 Y .h . ' , .5 , . ' 1 3 '1 5' in ' 11 Q ' Yi g l i 'w a 1 '. 7 f ' . . 4 4.- -' ' 5 , ' z -1 z 1 . 1 7. . J.. NIELINDA TERRY JOHNSON All rlght another ponytalll Whose' Mel s of eourse Shes bearxng down on us m her racy blue Ford Thls may or may not explaln Mel to you so we ll try agam Its really not hard fun and Melmda go to ether Also the sporty type Mel has been class team eap lain at various tlmes and IS alw nys on the A teams She has served on the chapel lnspectlon charity and proctor commlttees as semor class treasurer and as co chairman of the semor talent show Asked what she d remember most from Westlake l ll never forget any of lt' Mels ambltlon IS to be another Carol Haney but whether that happens or not we know shell get mar ned have seven screammg young ones ffour boys and three glrlsl and llve happlly ever after aah, JK 1 ft fr x 7 W Q!! J g Z 5 . lie- f iw , E3 I ', -. .' W- '- . . 1 W 'Q U . . ., . . screeeech-she stopped just in time,-for once! 'KS , 1 1 ' L :- ' r X R9 sz . N l l sf .-. ' .1 .' I '... , 1 I.. I uh ' ' .V9 s ' ' KAREN KAUB af: KJILII 1 nux lddlIlOl1 Io thy xx vi 10118 to whool muy moxnmv m 1 blue md uhm Ford LOI1NLlllblL Shy hops out .md runs IHSIGC to duck IO lShLs our glass su.rLt.1rx I Durmv Ihg dn sn monks on lhg rdrgshnunl .md iloxur LOINITIIIILLS uns L s . L -Y rmnv .nn dxmm-1 Shgll TLlNLlNbL,f Lspgunllx hu Qlmlnntu nl VVull1kL Hu suppruspd dulu IS to drug 11st sppnd monu md bg 1 txshnon modpl Whgn shy Lolms bduk dow n to unrth sho ll xxolk im L sag gp! Illlunl II1 Oruvn sgrwlu in IH tux xg nrs shy m xx by our ambassador to Frmu X-2 LL , 4 I : 5 . A E L wyf ' 'N .L 1 'slug l'l57. 'Li up x mix.. x1..i.dL l . :K .I L xl. t. . ' ,Ai Q U K,-M 'Il. 'c X 1,211 , L' o XXQQ Ku' , tuvorn- PLISIIINC, '1r- damn, d ' :. ' d i . 1 ,b L ,. 5. , -U - - V- 57 XXX . 1. . . ., . H o X X Q' 1 1 x x - f 1 -v - x- C V -- ' - 1 XJ ' ' . . 'L . L- J ' th' .l'I' dxzr ' f 'S v z d an ' Z i JOAN GAIL KNOUF Joan the rldlnf eh11np of Westletke when not pur sumv her f.1vor1te sport or seem U Gone W1th the e.1kes or 1.lSSldL10LlSly studymg bookkeepmg h1rd worker on the mspee lo IH h 18 proved herselt 1 t1on 1nd eh1r1ty eo1111111ttees 1nd IS ei volunteer ll UC LA She h11s 1lso been 1 w 1lu.1ble nsset to her el 1ss IS 1 memb r ot v 1rs1tx te 1111s 1nd to the uh1te te 1111 bx d1spl.1x1n1' her prowess on the A te1111s Jo 111 mll re111e1nb r the be 1ut1tul Westlake e 1111pus It h r dLSlfC to b 1 rodeo eh1111p1on IS not re1I17ed she mll b in outst 1nd1n1 e 1reer Ulrl 1nd we know th 1t exen 'N an I 1 'r 1 fm: 'sw' ' 1 . U I xg w 1 N A- 1 v . - 5 . :K -1 4 -H I. ...i C .' xx f Wmd. may be found z1d1111r1ng Madame Sergezmts 1 f 5 i 1 1 1 1 1 ay ' 1 1 ' . 11 1 'L ' 1 1.1 e ' 1 1' 11 ez 1 ' 1 11 1 1 1 e 1 1: 5 ' '1 'L .. 4' 1 '1 ' ' 1 1 '1 c e 1 1 WL ' ez fl '5 'L 1 C' . LAURENE LAURENCE Althouvh she h isnt bun vstth us lonv L tutgnc will lu tw hu tmpttnt on our mg mortgs Qutct smtlts Hu l norm school Loursp ts Lnvltsh und uhm homt, vtork IS dong shy mny by found pl nytnf thu pt mo mtttng lpttus or ltstuntn-' to rguotds lll the. dorm I Whgn shy runtntsu,s tbout Wgstl tltg shy ll tumtnbu most ol tll tht xxondgrful studpnt body tnd thy LI1 mu to wt 1 xuy wood Lducttton and by prgpugd or Lollpgu L :umm xull ddtnttrly und up ts 1 water sknn nf' ltsh tg :dur vu ho tr tx pls In ndly on x tn nttons ,r -'7 X fif- C 5- 3 li- ' xx V' l- Cu 1 -m v' . 5,' :h'h l ,, ,, QM ' ' 1 . ' 1 X ' 1 'A 1 X 'L . f X so-.H , ,-- - ,. - As , X7xFl .. . 3 , . J k ,tx As for sports. Luurcnc likes roller skating und volley- l x ball. Q. hh is s x' -gil X-Q 1 s' I-W I 5,1 ,,-,t , -L' 1 , f s -. -l x 5 ' 1 1 is L vt I m ,.- -N g E S- 5 fa' ' ' 1 'H' 1 'L 'z PHILIPPA LAY 1 - z.. ' 'fi f 1 .f 1, . ' . 6' Phu thL lxlLlL will nLxLr bn, to1vottLn lor hL1 h 'stLr 1L. IL llll' 1 ll Lllltl thL lhllllllly Ll LIIOI1 spLL 1 r t1lLnts 1nLluLlL othL1s th1n thosL ol TL s shL h 18 L 1nt11hutLLl to thL lost 1nd found LOIHIIIIIIL L11 IIT llld to IhL tLnn1s Lluh IS prLs1LlLnt L L hLr IITSINILNL th.1t shL L 1nt pl1 L 1'11nL 7 1 r CLIIIPUS Chatter L0 ulnn ln JI .1s L11 un shL rn ldl 11 UrL ll sLn1or Ll 1ss sLLrLt.1ry so1nLhoxx llnd inf' lllllt, to Llo lots ol woluntLLr work 1t thL UCI A Il1CLllC 1l LLHILY Phil xxlll L.1rrx mth hLr from Westl1lLL INLINOFICS Ll LLIIIHU LxLrxthmv l1ttLn1nU of those 1ntLrm1ttent fdlflllfll' spLlls 1n phxslolovy md LITCLHNS of thL Lert.11n person WL ll remen1bLr HLNLT L1 dull moment l1fL mth Phnl m the dorm the LFLIIV sense of humor 11nd the dLtermm.1t1on to have twelve ch1ldrLn 1ll we LISSUHIL 18 lllllkh fun .1s thL1r 1nothLr 2, P? ,XV 'L -- , .' w , 1, ,' -C L ' .- yu , - 1l1't:1blIy.' t ' :' . Ll, Hc Q ' , ' f L ' tl ' .tugci L ' 1, '1 - 1 , 1 ' ' ' 'Q us 'lzirlnz 1 1 ' ' ' ' 1. ' . Ll'- spitr 1 ' ' 'Q ' , - '1 ' Ly th' :L 2 lh'l kept us ull up to Llute on thc school gossip with he 1 . 'l ' l'l',ty1'r.'cl , 1 L 1 1 A sl , x ' . is-, t 1 s s - . ,- x ' 'I - ' 1 'f ' . M . C an .C .L 3 . C... K. . X . . ' ' - h s H- ' 1, ' -N 'L 1 ,- s. s . ' -, ' . ' 1 ' x T2 . - NIARIAN ANTONIA LYRIS l NKLLIIL. UL, 1' Q. 1. Who else but 'Vlllldll One ol our oldest Westlake s u ents N1111111 has been here slme the hrsl r e m she s stlll eonw stmnl' ex been serv bum loo k.0LlI1Lll memh 1 ILSHULII LOLlllLll member md lrelsulel duxmw our sopmomoxe New rumor elm plLSlklLlll md Loumll eh mel prmlm Ll11IlIN md umlmm L wmmlt eu lllll xxlll remember the lll1LlLILllNNIllLI1 lllllS wulmons ml e U as re 1 x :mv lele s md Cmrdx 1 Il 3iSSl0I1 Nfl rum s rm do S0l11LIl1lI1f' lxsunf' tor l1Lll11lI1llN f5 2 X, if ji? ' I HQ S W! Amd O ' l'z1sz1'? rin: in thx l'1lls. 1 'x A Al v ' - v v 1 V, id' ... z 1 A H r- - gudk --l- a d, . ' - ' -. ' -. . - . , Sh H 2 ' ' e' for us us lvl '. ' x 1 '-1 5 ' member this year. Shek also served fuillmlillly on the '1 '. ' 'r r e e v J 1 y lVlL'Ll ' ' ' X '. 'a. amd 1 HN . . . . . . . I 1 lrll . 4 hmm: el: s pwxldel 1. vrt F 'l'r,. L lr liver if Marlon liramdu never loves her vvilh ll md IL... . ll 'L i, certain to reur Ll family of live 1 i , X ' - 1 ' .. ' L ' '. S, BOBBIE IVIABEE Bobble h ns yndy xryd herselt to hyr yl nssm ntes .lbovy :ll for bemv the ylxss of i7s yontus d humorlst often sy n dolnv modyrn dunyy whyry she usuillx llnded on thy lloor In thy mlddly ot 1 llynnv len A wood xlhlyty Bobbly cxyyls m SXNIIIIINIHU volly ball md bxsyblll Hyr fnworlly syhool subjyyt IS Spmlsh 1 llllullluy whlyh shy spy lks wyll But for some ry rson shy ll rymymbyr Mlss Malls tyst on the Life 1fBllll1s Bobbles zmbmon IS to work Ill thy hyld of nrt md deswn Her sp 1re txmy shy ll spynd pl wmv b xdmmton md pine ponv f' 2 ! 4 xg '13, akin .V Q WV ' 1, f -z 3 5 ' - 1 x y :U y Before she ruined her knee on the ski slopes, she was LN s - . L ,, , ,, V ,. Z , sql 1 ' ' ' ' ' 'L ' ,C ap. s C z ' ,f C.. fy- X '.z zyfz. ' 1' x ve K Y Lfgzzczcf W. ' e J' . . . X X 3 X 5 X ' ' '1 ' fc. Ja ' M' 5 - za' c 1 ' MARY MARVIN Mary has been a really outstandlng member of the Westlake student body Upon entering Westlake ln her jumor year she became jumor class secretary and vnce presxdent of the dorm Durmg her semor year she was vlce president of the student body and served outstandlngly on the charity commlttee She chalked ball and volleyball teams and as may be expected her favorlte sport IS basketball Marys favorlte pastxme ts havmgs fun and her Oh fabulous I9 always a welcome sound ln Westlakes hal s We know that her dreams of becomxng a Eood secre tary and housewxfe wlll come true even lf she doesnt get that brlght red Corvette 366 55 1 Q V 1 Q1 ,tw ar .1 ' ' ' a 1 , y ' A g 1 , A- 1 ' A I 1 .1 up many scores as a member of the White A basket- 5:3551 .-35 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 C rg c: i-Z if ' . L ' A :fag-gig 5 '-Q-Q22 ,U . . .Q . M f T fit? - . 5 . A . , . ' lx. - 1 1 - w ' 1 y - v ' ' !f XJ W NANCY IVICNIAKIN Nancy a newcomer to the senlor class and the dorm this year created qulte a stlr even on her first da when we found out where she was from' She has deli nltely made a nlche for herself as ls shown by the fact that she was elected secretary of the student body during her second semester She has also partlclpated ln the work of the charlty commlttee Nancy likes to swlm In the dorm she IS often found llstenlng to the radlo and Wfltlng letters To become a good housewlfe IS her ambltlon We pre dlct for Nancy a tall handsome Marlne and ten chll dren And of course she ll llve happlly ever after A 1 , 1 K' . 1 .-.- 1 L. Q . . y I'-V-I' h Q , A e . X' I ln , 1 , - 1 QW XA ' . . . . . I Xmxxgtf 1 Q . , . '. .' ' X 1 ini! ' I XXJ fl . . . . I K l Ll n v W K 1 . . Q 'x.f . ly ' 1 , , . . - . , . , . . LYNNE MARION MEYER ska GIJM- An irreplaceable addntlon to the Westlake School IS Lynne As vlce presldent of the senlor class shes donc a great job makmg the last semor dance and Grad nwht bw successes She has servcd as chalrman of the Inspection comnnttee and has also been a mem ber of the sklt comnnttee Lynne has also been rec ogn17ed for her art vtork ln Vox Lynnes extracurricular actlvltles mclude keepmg an eye out for 6'4 wlth a red Ferrari, and tapping her toe to Stan Kenton. June C hrlsty and the like Thls gurl rs athletic long vull those spectacular splkes Ill volleyball be remembered She vull carry avt ay vuth her from Westlake lllCl'l10I'lCS of the school dances. those wmdmg roads around Westlake and a love of anchovnes matlos and chicken M! fb A -. f.,:3fQg' fl ,a r, 1, , .- - . - ff, af., -A, -,K ' ' , vvifkfgr' ,-g.',111-11--' - - fy 'gf Q, ,, ,Q . ,f - ' W - ,- , X gfhmilzgr' .- f ' f'v1',,L-.y'- kcffi' 25 11 eww ' '- f 5,,?QiQf J- 9:5 . Z , Q- f ' fair .. '., N A r 7? J ay' 5 4 , may A rg if-5, Q. W, he ,'.iig5Y4. If . 'mg' i . ' ' at t , ci: P. B X' rj l 1 I x -' 1 I - . ' . . . ' . . . . , . . Zi 1 4 . 1 . 4 1 1 . 1 I , , . . ' ' . .. . . 1 1 1 1 1 ' . C' C' C' A ' ' ' ' A kj ALEXAN DRA KATRINA NASH A w trm spot ln the he arts of her elrssm ntes IS held for Sandy She rs not only a Hood friend but 1 h 1rd worker ts well ts shown by her m my posltlons ln the mnth 1 rrde Sindy w rs tre rsurer md eounell rep resentxtlve rn the tenth trtde she was re eleeted tretsurer She served ts vrte president In her junior eh urm tn ln her senior year As one mwht vuess from her othee S rndy s pet peevt rs the ltrve number of mrsdeme mors she encounters Her frvortte sport IS horsebaelt rrdmv md she owns two horses cf her own Stndy loves mythm' edible md her frr nds cm testlfx to the fret that she ptelts pretty good lunches When Sandy IS a famous wrlter shell remember her days at Westlake the fantastlc tlmes wrth her cra7y friends ltlddo-dont fret lo1hn2 and dre rmlnv about guess who' , JA' 2 Lf-1 . N , .. . , . ' . 5 ' ,C 1 1 A fr ' ' if . ll Q ' ' 1 J ,Y X I G L. L L. L. K La ,As L sl 'gl , -it.. A J up X . 5 ay ' - g ' 'J y Q ' year und has made Ll very capable student court I ' 3 . 'A .xx I Q' 1 x I l ' C C ' ' 'L A O :QKO ' L C1 'S xi 'S 'S l -li 1 L ' 1 F' K- Q- . ., C.. 2 A- , 5 ' Q , 2' ' . L ' .' 1 ' 5 ' 1 z 'e 5 z 'J ' if ' 2 ' ' 5 ' 1 ' ,,. ..,' - ... 2- th. ' 2 . C LIZ NORTH .avg When we thlnlt of Llz well remember most of all her conslderable prowess 1n hrstrlonxcs Declannmg all sorts of thmgs Llz sparked dozens of plays pre sented by the drama class even those for whlch she was saddled with a boy s part On the sports held she has been a member of the Gold varslty team She has served on the uniform committee and was a reporter for P1 Physlology IS Lrzs favorlte subject and that may be the stlmulus for her wnsh to be a mad sclentlst Whether she becomes an entertamer or a mad sclen tlst a red jet will be her mam form of conveyance Anyway lt wlll blend well with her curly red pony tall I. 'wa 2 . 1 , f 1 Q 1 1 ' ' 1 1 - , ., .., . - 1 1--1 1 Q 1 . . ,. . 1 111 ' . . 1, . . , . ., . , , , , . , . . , . . . , , . . - -1 1 1 - , .... . . 1 VI. , . JUDI PATTON MSW view lx A dlnner date wlth Marlon Brando' What gurl wouldnt dream of rt' And Judrs ambxtron rs to be a wrrter possrbly along Tolstoran lines Although she only came to Westlake rn her senror year Judr has served on the IIISPCCIIOII commrttee and the chapel commrttee Shes also notrced the frlendly sprrlt among the grrls one of the memories shell carry wrth her She ll also carry wrth her a lrkmg for plzza egg sand wrches and buttermrlk and a love for flyrng down the slu slopes Westlake wrll remember Judl too for her sunny smlle and matchrng drsposltron which have made an mvaluable addmon to the school and to the class of 57 , 1. N Y ' 1 V 'iv , l - X ' Am i . f' . gf ,J e 1 V' I . E z, I . 4 .,,1, L ,,.., f 5 'M V l J J H . ' V , Q K ., 1 I I. 1 u ' , . . 4 . . , ' . 1 . . . , V' - 1 'Q . . . . . , . 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Lk X NICOLE PETER W' nh, N UL S hum s 1 hunt LS H IIL In Ill vllgl vorts E NI I I1tsxxolIsLt xg It m n E 1 I rgsrti Sht pI tx L NLIYLL L uh E up tom: us 1 rtpo tok s I not L 1 str rms un md ot Lou s un Hu llllblllltll I1 ns hun to undust md xx 1 xt xxtts rv on Ill Elnmrsttx Xkhgn Nruolp thmlts ot X L E s ILIIKIN t, NL 'IL mud up pomt sXslLl1I V. I I Iivcry group Inns ll mud .Iticr und Nicolc is tr . A ski to thc cud. II' thcrc is non within 1 lrcd milv. sltc xxill Ic I irc. .-Xct tI-'sr dusxxfII..IcmIcz I ry Iturd ut coortlinaxting this ycur's sports :1ctixIit s I thc culucity oI' .'XlI1I'IIC .-Xssociattior V cnt. .' ' tied S its guard on thc varsity ImsItcth11II tcauu. und was one XII. I oI' our junior class cI1c'rIcutIcrs. Shu Itus -' '-I on ' I th' ' uritg. 'I111pcI. amtl music I prcciution ' nit- I t .. und xxgns at I rtcr. I Ni' 1 'It'tu 'r H urcb' glutcz . I N rsc. Ifg. 'AL H L U It got 5 A ' - f ' ' - ' ' Vrst- Iatk' in thc future. .I1c'II ' bor. ubt ull. tl X DIANE SOLDANI 46 -, ,Y p - ,4..V llk, mg, .xf 'N MJ Dum thu sgmox sxnnmmnw champ vslll bg remun bum bx 1ll ot hu dassm ms for those lonv tressgs and 1 passion ton pnzzd olhgr lhmvs the toll of sumnmr ruxdmw so fmmrouslx h mdud out hx Mlss Mllls Shy s selwd on thy umform Shgll num forfwt JINODU proulor md LII npd Lommltlus Also .m II1dlSpLI1S lblg nddmon to thu svum dub shg usu 1113 spgnds Wpdms d IX lflQ,I'Il00I1S spl xshmv Ill thy pool You nun om ull but li shy dogsnl h wp to spmd hu tum xx ulm tor ldgphom mlls shgll prob xblx honumoon Ill H.m nl xxhug shy will nur hu fumlx .XXJ-AA' ,JXJN-f En 'VL . , ' ix, ' 1' 4 -. 1 -1 - V . , 1 x 1 x - m-s' V- ' 14 s. -- 1 1- ' - -1 L .. 1 . . - .., . I s. - 1 L 1- - - x sv, Q . I 'R ' C ' C I , , . I 3, , i H ., C k CA C' A .f L x f - ' 1---vs a - .. .. .. . 'Q . . . . 1 - ss . 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R B R4 Q GEORGANN ALICE STREBE W Cieorvtnn is our Alice in Wonderland So muah lun ind ilu nys h xppw spirits just n nturtllw lilt when Dordy is tround Shes b en very busw tt Westltlte too IS xiee ptesi dent ot the doim eounul represent itive school cheer le tder durnw het junior yt, ir md then wine president worked on the chnritx proetor .ind eheerleidinv committees Music is her favorite ptstime Envlish literature ind choral club her fivorite school courses and ch isinv bulls on the tennis court her favorite sport Dordys ambition is to work in business education .md whatever occurs shell bring happiness wherever she Goes CX, A I 4X .A ' xy I 3 1 .'. 5 . 1 1 1 1 5 : 5 1 1 1' ' - ' Q - K 1 - ' A Y ,Xf Y ,L s 'C ' 4,1 -L , rm, if 1 of the senior class. And aside from ull this. shes rv-VX V! H . K J- . 1 E K XX . , ,fb g gw X 1. .Q 1 . 1 I . .Q . . X I si fffgf' I . . L. . C , n ff ' ' 1 5 . ' if C L. , ' ' , , ' ,.' SL. 2 ' . JANE ROXBURGH TRAPNELL What ho' Its Joclto' And wlth the clash of duellng swords Jane IS off on a career of Good grades and fun hnterlng Westlake Ill her yumor year Jane became junior cl ass treasurer and the feature edxtor of P1 She was also on the chapel eommtttee md swam ln the tquleade ts 1 member of the svum elub This year mensely to Vox Ill the eaptelty ot eo edltol .lane s fayorlte sehool eourse IS history and when not studying she s found Ill an tctxng el iss nt the Players Rmg pl tying the bonvos or lending a eheer Ill ehapel .loeko ns vomff to be 1 vsorld lenowned aetress ln a tevs ye trs and well b tble to say vue knew her when l X i I ' 4 R I l ' ' lx.. .Af ' 1 1 ' 'i r . . - 1 ,,. - , L ,, 1 L .. s lb. L , - L. V,- x I fs. N X . . . . . . 1 G bestdes carrying hve soltds. she has contrtbuted lm- flilgm, ., , . ' , .. L .' , ' . - ' - 0 5 1 11' - r ' 1 I' - - --x 'L -1. - 1 J P J V 5 Q ' ' 1 ' ' 1 ' .R lyk x but ,L .gy .. b 'C C , 1 , , , . . ' 1 cz ' ' ' f . l KITTY WELLIVIAN 5? Krtty h rs tl nntttl throw h stvtn yt us nt Wtstl :kt mth rn unlorvttt tblt ponyt nl smnvlntf litlllllil t prottors mth 1 hun 1 tl mtl tht th nptl tc ht m Kltty strwtd tht tl iss ts tt tm t npt un mtl rt NVl1lICS were rlso lutln to h nt htr on tht A wolltx b1ll ,md soltbrll ttxms Muth ot tht sutttss ol our senior talent shovs xx rs betnuse of Krtty s xxorlt IS to chtnrmtm When Kltty thlnlts of Wtstl nlte sht ll rtmtmbtr tht tlose faculty Student rel rtronshrp summer rt ithnv md ont oclock on Frld xy afternoons For Kltty we predlct 1 very brwht futurt tl mtmv oupe or mth Wl IL xx ll bt possrbly both' l' N. M -5 5 L, L 'f ' gr' 'Lit ' 1 . :H 1 X L. U t. C. S x . U Sh' ' ' , 1 lun . 1 t ' 1 ' 'vm- mittee has reully spurkled this year with Kitty ut the xl . ' f' 1. 'L 'z D.: tlx ' k' 1 2 h- - -1' L vm 1- 1 v xi!- Q ' 5 ' 1 ez ,. ' ' ' , ' . Y D 'F ' IA L ' . h' X. '1 1 1 H ' 5 ' a' '1':.L f ' ' za' 1 .. ' ' ' L ' 'C 1 z N' C-in 21 tr . an tull mam. Yeh 'ill ' 2 or CYNTHIA WILLIAMS ,-Q Dre rms ot Tlhm .md vood Iood then s T mx' West lake h as kept her busy m m my olhees vlee pres1dent of her class durmv freshman md sophomore years m eduor of Pr Ind student body seeret xry not to men uon neuxe pnrlrelpmon m the mspeeuon md poster em nmlllees eh mmm ol the lute: md svum eu She ll remelllbel the wonderlul trlendshlp ll Wesll nke f ,fd 1.14 4 . Gy 1 - - 1 .51 b ' 1 . 1 . 5 K 1 L -1 l . L 1 .- e . -, .- - 1 - ' . '-,Q '1- -' . C -.hs , 1 L. 11. -,. L I , ,' ' '. - -,. . , - 1 ,Q . . 1 , , . imp 1.-.l. . 1 'wr ' 'L' 1 'L 1 5' 'I h. I L' 1' 1 1 1- 1 ' 1 1 Q 1 1' 1-1 is 515-'S e L. . i . -. i usx' znsthul lov-l' 11 fll 'az' ' zkes 1' C.. 'L' ' 1. r ' x ze. ' 5. 1 1 1. ,111 . 1 'fx 1 11 ' 1 1 1 'w 1 ' v- i ' Y 1 - 111 ' U - 1 Hr! 1' h ' ' ' I 'h Y ' K . L .1 1 K . C, . . . md the help given wllhnvly mx llllle by the I xeultx xell e x I use le alum eloek ml e uh Nlond my mornmvs I norne p ISIIIIILS melude l n 'hsh el ass Skklllllllllll md 1 nkmg x IL mons I 1 lll1lXL.I'NlIflN0l'IlLI VVe predlet Tum xull be h nppx md sueeesslul Ill xxhuexer she lttempts Wlth sueh I friendly outlook and mnnunv smlle who eould ful' X' I 5 f l 'x S2 IVIARYLEE WINER M trylcc s wood n tturc md vwurm scnsc of humor h tvc mlclc hcr cl vtlutblc nddltlon to Wcstlxlsc Shc h ns worlcccl on thc chttrlty llbfdfy mci music LOIIIIIIIIILLS Gold A tc tm mcl thc scmor VIISIIY tcim Shc h ts xlso pnrtlclputcci In thc smm club Mxrylcc vull rc vncmbcr Ll1'lISl1 clxss lcurnmv how to stuclw tncl pcoplc who comc to school mth colds She xows shc ll Uct through four xcirs of collcvc md vet murrted then nmvbe shell have tlmc to slt down md do tbsolutcly nothmt' In the mc tntrmc shc ll cnjoy pl lynn 1 b xslcctb 1ll c ntmv lce crenm md maltmr lots of frlcnds whcrcwcr shc Uocs , . 7 , A 1 . f 2' S c rll. cf' L mst- CN L xl 1' h , 3 ' L s 1' zz'z qz'1..'z. l 'XJA' . . . 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Ll 5:11101 11 uislf yI1'l1 1111111 11 .'7II1 IICI' I'11x'111'itc PLINIIIIIC ot' IACLILIIIIQ 1111 Ifrcnch. 1. vw 11..1 1 . l'h'i. U' L1111 he I' kj 'IL' F Iucwtly 7 1111 1 - 111' hcr IIILIIIB school 11ctix'itics. 11 hich I11 in- IItL'fiUfk fj 1 , LI11LIcLI Liulics 11s IIILIIILIQCI' ut' l'11.1', Lh11i1'1111111 of thc Mmmwull X III11'111'yL'o111111ittcc.1 ' ' ' ' 1 ' 1 p' -' It fx .XI I111 1 L1 ' 1' . -' I'11x1111itcx I L'I 1LIc Ming LIIILI 1 xv 1I,1I '111 111111 ,I1 II hc xurc 111 1 1 - wr .c illlj , I SCH' ' 1 'i 11-51 11x v1cII 11x - ' 5 hc' 111LIc I' -vw X 1 ' IX- W- ' tI111t xhc will IlIllIx' LI CI'I'II 'I I M tc11'I in S1x1lA'1'I1111Ll. with 111' ' 1 , w in I I 1 . gl- IILIII 1111LI I1ILl.CIIICI'lIIiII go xi ' 'isty CATHY WYLER - if 15- 1' fum. Nflarquales wtll be lonv rememb red tt Westlake for her work on P1 and Vox and as head of the passion ately devoted but 1ll fated Democratre Natlonal Com mlttee Durmv her years at Westlake she has con trlbuted motlons of adjournment to eounell meetmvs has worked on the lost and found and mspeetlon eommlttees and has served as ehalrman of the IUUSIK. appreciation eommlttee C tthx s memortes wtll Include her physlolovy frlend Romeo those m 1d trlps to the prmters md countrx elub parties Spastle LhCCI'lCtldll'l 1 IS a ftvorlte PJSIIITIL. tonv with Ltllllll' sleeplnv tn but of eourse IFUUIIIU' Well no doubt be he trmv of C tthy ln the future when her eonvresslonal eareer IS well under way If shes not In Washlnvton shes sure to he hettlnv on the honvos on the heaeh ln Vl tnvarxx 1 v vrxqbmw W4 4 ft I 4 H . 1 LH I I ' 1 ' ' . . C e t . , , - . , . . . - . .. . 1 V ' Q L Vx V I 1 - . C .... t .. C' s ' ,se . , - - , . - . , ' . ' .' . V. X .V V. . K H I . . . 1 e A - -K 1 . e ., , . , . , , 1 - L . fn l N 1 i 4 Qx W 1 I .' 1 1 - I I ' . 3 ',. , L , . . .. .I . ,, . , . d . - L v-e n-4 5 Ln K . e .. e K n-. in e .. Q I 1 U tl I 3 1 t . C' V . s . -- . s. , - H , ,. b ,. , . . ' , . . . . , , X, . . . ,C , . . , . 5 , - , s- - , L t W - . . .. 5 U X f Ring Ceremony On Tuesday evening. November 20. the seniors were honored at the graduates' dinner. At eight o'clock the music started and the seniors marched down the stairs through an arch of gold and white floral rings held by the juniors. This entrance marked the opening of Senior Ring Ceremony. one of Westlakes most memorable traditions. The girls in their soft pastel gowns made a beautiful picture. Miss Mills greeted the parents. friends. and faculty. and read the tradtional passage from the Bible. Miss Mills and Miss Temple gave in- spirational talks. The guest speaker was Mrs. Lawrence L. Bird ijoan Davey l. class of '-17. who welcomed the seniors into the Alumnae Associa- tion. Tassie Wheelon. senior class president. ex- pressed the appreciation of the seniors for the guidance and encouragement given by the teach- ers and parents. The program was climaxed by the presentation of the ring to each senior. The seniors arose and recited the Ring Pledge of loyalty. Hap- pily and proudly the seniors sang the senior ring song written by Sonya Gancz and Lynne Meyer. This was followed by the singing of the Alma Mater. A reception followed at which friends were greeted and pictures of the seniors and their juniors were taken. The evening was completed with the seniors entertaining their juniors at Blunrs. Cieorgann Strelse . 3 .. .- is r D ' i U l 5 i .f - X X , c -..- .1 ' 3- X .h V If , Q v i 1 li A X ff 1 L ' 5 P ' . a X 1 ' 1: ,K e l . , 1 , ir Q X XX? s ff ' l .sg N . Ziggy 'Q lass President-Tassie Wheelon Ring Pledge We pledge ourselves to seek earnestly the best gifts inspired by loyalty to our Alma Mater. These rings shall remind us always to encircle our thoughts and our actions with a band of gold: the gold of beauty. of truth. and of service to others. This evening. upon receiving these rings engraved with the seal of Westlake. the linal realization that we are seniors has come to us and. I believe. to our par- ents and teachers. For we have not achieved this goal on our own: it has been accomplished through the help of you, our parents. always there to give an en- couraging word and hearing our moans and groans of studiesg and to you. our teachers. who have helped us to understand that education is not just the process of completing assignments and passing tests. but the whole act of broadening our minds and a constant quest for knowledge. With these rings. we shall forever remember and cherish one of the most important experiences in our lives. the experience of Westlake. For some of us. there have been twelve yearsg for others this is the first. But for all. I know that there will be an everlasting devo- tion to our school. For it is here that we have matured our minds. enabling us to become aware of ourselves and of the world about us: and it is here also that we have formed the multitude of our friendships. We thank you. our parents: and to you. Miss Mills. Miss Temple. and all our teachers. we extend our deepest gratitude. . Y L 'l' 1 5, i DITCH DAY who ...,.... , Y,,, ,.... s eniors what ....... .....,..,.. ,..... d itch day when ,,,,,., ..h... F riday, March 29 where ,.,.h,... ..........- L a Quinta fi' wr, Q rm lil El Q 1 1. 'xl H . 'nb' - I -'fi f Q wx 5 an 61 fx f V A q tx, fx V 1. 'Q , 522115 , ,qv A -,',4.J,f ge V Eff if W K. Q -1.-,Q , 'f x . , 1? A I 1 ff Q' l wx X 555 il' Gif K ' Y 1: 2 , NX A ug A ..a' f N. ,Q I JW? k, . -az V ,Ak . LW. , , , 1 13 .fx -4? f M , f . f W 5 ' 5' f af ,J X- . .2 5 , A' ' fs f X' J ' , 74' 3 4 L K j .x ,, Q . A fm A l.,g 4' ev-fuk N .-+137 ,W 5 A Aw , ..,. . ' ' ' sf N . INGENUES l J X. 1 1 9- fi' CLASS OF '58 Jill Kinney Sally Bromtield Ann Fulton Katy Tremainc The members of this year's junior class were introduced to the eight new mem- bers at a class party shortly before the opening tea. The fall dance. Cam- paign Casual. and an outstanding open house paved the way for suc- cesses in non-academic activities. Set- ting our goal at raising adequate funds for the junior-senior prom to take place in June inspired eflicient and enthusi- astic class meetings fled by Vivian Von Hagen and supervised by Miss May Karlsen 3. We have exhibited class and school spirit in sports. the Gold and White teams being under the lead- ership of juniorsg in a dignified Pig in exciting drama programs: and in crea- .Q it . 2- 1'fl tive arts. Sheralyn Morris Lorraine Holnback A 9 f .Z --.. we f ,as 'flip Y f ' 'Qw- X 4, Brenda Elfstrom Hallie West Ana Olyslager Ann Gerstlcy Sandra Snow Linda Caughey Patricia Mays Shelly Reno Janna Manning Kim MacMillan Sandra Vale Sarah-.lane Futch 'J' A ,v N yr t Sue Wotring Melinda Ogle Sharon Mciiinnis Judee Wood Vivian Von Hagen Sharon Aston Norma Rcasin Diane Prucher Victoria Vicrtcl Sandra Hough Jerc Dixon Joyce Clary Nancy Amon Patty Vcitch Judy Lang Sisty Crawford Cherron Grckel Marcia Stephens Vicki Curti Jan Ahlswcdc Nancy Amon B. Elfstrom. S. McGinnis. S. Wotring. M. Ogle. V. Von Hagen. Snow. D. Prucher. N. Reasin. A. Gerstley Alfa r v fm, ,4 il., S' X f X- 2 , Af X W 12 rc. .4 . N 5. - Xa- si. f- a: ?v ff . ,TQ i f , -. 15 0 -r ,YW ff 2' .,, pa, 3 i ...N 'av EW x. 63 .fe- ,- r 1. Z' ANS io 64 T. V-n :nc ,K rf' J Sus nn Bruur Join H mson Jmc D nldson 'fi ,..., I nth allm Jacqugllno. Bgllon rwnrn xnthnn Comm lxnn Fu gr C uolxn lmmons ,giik Q- W 10 Q' an-v Y' ff--v CLASS OF 59 Sumn Spnuldln lx nlhnrlm YLIIIL m C 1 din Sho N h ru Susan Rnd Jum Cmgn Iomnn Ju n lu 1 l'XklIl1LdX In ll Buuhur Judx H :mon 1 M my nn L r S sm 'NMI Lan I at lrmhlm N nu Fu ur R IL IX .X A V:-N- 8 I M' ' , 'W Q4 ff L- 'Q' fx V ,J 3, . . , Y t - , . 1 . fp x ' 0- -15. X ' L' fx M N J lilihulw' 'la am 7 'ur 1- f' x 1 ry Bu la 1 l.c0 X f s ' ' C ' . gf 5- X 'Hi .4 - ' ,ev I , 4? O y 'II' 2, X - '45, if f I '. x .. A A--E - 5. ff? 101 qfklig San '1 f lur 8 f f gg fx 3 ' - , , f , ,- - ,. 9 ' A, fn . '. A 'A 'fx C1 rg ,- -' Sum P'1'f N . .. ' P 1 1 Q x . 4, 1 ' I ' 4, ,J--vf ,A is . V I , .- ', , 'ap 1- ' 'Q 63 '-'- 1' , All V' ' 5 .m ' Ni - f I I V K Au. .- Ia ' N V 1 I N , W ' 4 V I 8 , ,Q A V C sl: ' I :gh x - - ' .ua ' Ja , K xy' E' ,Q .Q , I h 4 fu Q -' llf ' ' - ' ' J1l'k-'VIA lor JE 1 P W I This year the class of '59 welcomed seventeen new sophomores. We began the year with a class party before the opening tea when all forty-one of us met at the home of our president, Sarah Price. During the year we had other parties. in- cluding our Roaring Twenties dance in April and the Open House which we sponsored in January. Guiding us this year was our able advisor. Miss Charlotte Lamson. Both academically and athletically the sophomores were tops, with many honor students representing us at the honor dinner and the varsity teams boasting sophomores. We even found time to work on charity drives and at U.C'.L.A. The sophomores were everywhere. if Susan Straith Dawn Nicolosi Jonnean Beeman Hildegarde Heidt Betsy Veitch Candy Danielson Patricia Ludlum Jeanine Hendricks Claire Peter Rachel Goold Helen King Christina Quinn Carole Stevens Peggy Johnson Jane Nobes Gay Fisher 6. S- A gsm J 'EZ' l S. Straith. A. Astaire. C. Peter. Price. B. Lee. C. Stevens J. Ciiven. J. Hendricks. fe' ' 5.4. . f X Q gy? I , s as -5' M I f i f 4' 17 V1 X vi . ' ll' , -1 'f 69 -J O 66 'E' 40 3 5 4: 1' fx l Ill ihuh Fulton Ann Pune lx u un hr Ah lm Xl xrcla 'xlcl L an Jgnmlgr Dlouhx C ollun H 1ll xhdn B irh url Frltschl hum nm Plttm nn D ara Addison Dorothx Juvm Judx Anderson N4 :rx Jorgcnsgn Mollx VVr.1thu Pes. x Hwrgu ar P IITICII Nloshnr Cilorill Din Lilwlwy Rcdwim l.f'DL.l'l Fishul Annu l.ou Vlkxoldridg. Cwthy du Schullhcxx Swllin Al ison K'nlhr5 n Nohlc SLYH1 Hwhmwnn ' In 1 Nlwrgarul Edmondx X 'llgriu H'1mill0n l 1trici'1 I i . 'S' 6 4 1 'rl 1- 4 6- lv d X l , N N N V , . la 'z .K L21 Q 6 ' mx 1 l . Y , . . 1 L ' x A A ' , 1 1 - ' 1- as n l , , W L- fx IN , nd Z. X V tj f X f '9 , A rl A ..,. Q M 4 I 9' l Linda Zabel , ' W K C f . . Q X .. w xN 1 V 2 2 A , , It ' 5 . glc - A6 'N , 4 AIX -sy in 1 1 x . X l L A ' l 'S P Q- A - 1 A 4 X K I - -u . at l Frl j 'I ,M lm.. -I. nd lx 5' N , ' l' l ,L i . . ' pcs l ' N 4 3' JV ACIIVIIICS beffan mth 1 party at the home of Germame Ptttm 1n Fresh men lI1llldllOI'l mme ID Oetob r November saw freshmen collaba r1t1nU wlth junlors ln plannmv the Utd Campawn C 1su1l ln e eember we enjoyed 1 Chrlstmas party wlth one of Nllddllle Set Ueant s lusclous Cakes' I:1g:ht fresh men attended the honor dlnner m March On the sports field fresh men 1Il'lpI'CSSCd everyone with some splrlted cheerleadlng After the athletlc breakfast Susan Hagmann s home provlded the settmg for our last but most enjoyable party Nlellnda Fee Nancy Nutt Alana Ladd Joyce Mannmg 1rc1a Wheelon blorln Sutton K1x l ustx B1rb1r1Blngh1m Sus 1n Tfllllllb Ann Johnson Vtcln Bax Xlarx Dunn Judx Wxler Ellen Thtem Karen Smith Kathleen Hlltw B Fulton A Wooldridge V B1y C1 Pxttman N1 Wrather J Wyler 'VI Dunn K Lustv V Hamtlton 'C' I L . C V- F. ' - V I. I . C x A M Q' A cal' 'C' Z.'l.1 De ' , V. ' . Q Q . - I A , . . . ' l Q ' ' F 1 ' f . . . yyy, 'sg 1 K 2 V4 '.rf...v V, N 1 M1 1 li ' '1 . vm 6' s P 1 ' 9 3' . - xr I 4 Q , ,ft K - 1 , , ' I . 1 . N sl 1 N . ' .N V 's ll U I. A , ,Q X- - l ll' 1 M -t - I CLASS OF 61 'swf 'Q-is 17 1 PM L. 1 Ho nh mls D1 am Dohgnx R ands l Lo. uhh NIDLICLH exuberant elgthth gmdgrs jompd tho hr h suhool on Septcmbur 20th Our f.l.1ss may by sm 1ll but wh nt vm lads ln numbrr wr make up ln splrn Thy wvhllm vrndgrs vwrp wry .mum IH school projuts md on mrxous LOIDIUIULCS Ihls xp lr XM h rd thru wry sucmssful Ll ass partlcs om ot vslmh up huld n school C lass games ln sports md rom pumon lor Ihr Ll ass pl lquc rc nllv lsppl us on oul Iocs Many lhmlss to our hglplul md dllulunl Lllss olhmrs our wonderful room mothnr Mrs Smvlp lon md our Llpnblg and outstandmv rdvnsor Nfllss Perrlne X us lroorluln l uLu1nn lk k Jom Sm lgton Om J! lx rm: Amustox 6 Q'- .ln m Cnllgnxn mrs D llk H rum mn l :mln Cmor m .ll x , 1 ' 1 xx-' ' x 1 v i 3 ,,.. ,Y 1. , . - s. . L 4 X il I X ' 'X X V1 ' 'N-71 . W .C S. . , QI' ' V' ' V I 1 ' . 'H' 'Vx .L . . ,i . . L 1, V, -.ss,ss sl-- . 's , ' ,'. -, -, . . ',-- . -' - . . - . . . ,. . , .. -, ' , s.-- . 4 -, . ... . L 1 , . , . , - -. ' 4 1 'fs .. L L - L L.. w'i ' V I ' . 1 ,. ,A .. ,C - .1 'L Z 'Z CL f . A ...l 1 f 1 I ,fu w .L Qs fr JL av N! V Xlurlamc l 1' OC , ' 53 S' 6- s 4 N My 5' .sv N - 'F' . fy i - -, 1 V I . . . N. I J '. 1 ' ' ,.P , -' -. .K , 4' v- - 'sw .lz'- '3 X' A ' lv 2h 'l 'ul 1 ' '1F. . u Q Q, .,,A In - l .- f. -av, Go l , lp -U ., . I -- 1.-N L v V? N Q 1.- 1 , I I ' yfx s ., H ax as A . t , A. I .1 tl J Cnllemmters Nl Cloodmn 'Nl Holnbdck R lee Q Endnrl D Hvmxnn J VVehster Nlarcm N1 xcl L an Jam Dart l mdx Berrx Shtlll Emlnrx C xrolxn Hobbs Judw Webster is I Clssx Wellm an 'P' Ellen lou lxosntchek Ann Ulrich Sus an Jord nn i R- 69 Pi eg. ex-r ' W' A 5 . ' 'fl ll l , A I I 'l l V 7 Q P N W lv . 1 l N i 5 A .. 5, .,:, M i V K I, p. , . K , ., Q l ,-. QT I lg Q-.. g ' ' gf Ay Q. X., , USS i 2 N e of ' l fl H-r . p ' V N Q , . . X f - - X, XX Y. Q. , ., A 4 is 5 ' 1 nz L' X Q51 ,- R' A A. , . I fl l. r j J ' ll N 'ix 77 SEVENTH GRADE ,Q J gfw t ' 1 , , . . l , is - H cz, X,-f . T iw '. - , b 1.4 A fu, 35124 9.1, A., ..,,.,a..gf , ,, gg-are Hg. 4, 5. . , Q,-r31vfs, V--rgffw- itfgagg.. : .-'31, .A-,s . 'ff equi-'?pg,,,+: 4. 'N-.ggffgkf- Zz ' if-z fr N.5.Rp151s '4e'-2 if -,Q 'I ::-- - A , f We .1f.,v..J?-',.-aa.. . M... -W.: . -, .- 4 5. was -f..-af. f 1 .s-- 51 , ,. - Third row: C. Conway, V. Francis. S. Grew, C. Miller, Mrs. Rocks, Mrs. Johns. P. Hunt, T. Top- ham, T. May, J. Sullivan, J. Frick. Second row: G. Russell. J. Burkett, C. deSchulthess. P. Barry. S. Staples, V. White, L. Loveton, F. Drown, M. House. First row: J. Johnson, C. Chatburn, L. Mac- Donald. A. Tibbals, V. Graham, P. Cook, T. Berdge. The seventh grade has had a year filled with work and fun, too. We have tried to pre- pare ourselves for the future, not just for the eighth grade, learning to be prompt and careful in our work and building the qualities that will make us better citizens: self- control, cooperation, and honesty. This year we elected our first two seventh grade officers to the newly-formed Junior Council. Our school activities included assembly programs, class meetings, our first life-saving course, swimming practice for the aquacade and dances for the May Fete. Projects for art, science, social studies, and music appreciation classes and frequent letters to and from our Belgian orphan, Mia, broadened the range of our knowledge, trips to the Huntington Library, the County Museum, and the opera Madame But- terfly carried our interests from the classroom out into the world. n I - ' - W U as ff? I X f , is ' -he, .V I. 2 'V ,,,, KJ ,, ff' ',' .' , - - ers, H T27-' A L I rw. 4 . x .,- vii.: 4 , J Tl! 5 11: 1 X , . t , . .t i as f SIXTH GRADE 57 'gy 115 ' f-1 'f Q. QN O ,ff f 4' ' ll A fy t ,IX -mm Second row K Miller S Ulrich J Converse R. Johnson C. Bergen. A. Panunzio, L. Garret, Mrs. Stabler J Richie S Fareed J Wenmouth A. Homan. First row: S. Seward, J. Maroney, H. Stevens. S Doheny M Amestoy A Vollaerts B. Hay S. Ackerman S. Good. Our principal aim as sixth graders has been to promote Westlake's ideals for develop- mg good American citizens ideals of honesty dependability, courtesy, cleanliness of body and thought cooperation and leadership. Our projects for the year that have been fun and full of satisfaction have included the soft warm blanket we knit for a needy eighty-two year old Havasupai woman, and gifts of warm clothing and toys for the Havasupai Indian children for Christmas, and our Christmas tree for wild birds boughs heavy with goodies that the birds enjoy. Through our study of conservation of our natural resources, we have learned to better understand and protect and appreciate Nature's wonderful gifts to us. To this end, we plant and care for a sixth grade garden. Plant, don't pick the wild flowers is our motto. FIFTH GRADE 5 uv .iff 'WL f . 1 GU ' 1 e e l 1 Second row: K. Hayward, B. Wright, L. Brown, L. Topham, C. Hall, F. Kennaugh, Mrs. Allison, B. Bearder, M. Asmussen. First row: F. Dible, P. Fulton. P. Newberry. N. Cross. P. Sherman, S. Elliot, C. Collins. Our aim has been to make our classroom activities contribute to a well balanced in- dividual, an individual who practices self-control, thoughtfulness of others, and perseverance. We were very enthusiastic about presenting our six assembly programs, especially the Thanksgiving play. This year we made maps of the United States, North and South America. We also enjoyed making booklets of the poems we memorized. In arithmetic we learned how to do thought problems, long division by three numbers, and fractions. In geography and history we covered the Western Hemisphere. Reading has been a special joy. All year we have worked hard to achieve a high standard of spelling, vocabulary build- ing. and penmanship. ln the fifth grade we have been a happy group working and playing together. The object of teaching a child is to enable him to get along without his teacher. ELBERT HUBBARD 'sr -.J FOURTH GRADE f I E . 4 I :ll 74? . ,V 75 'vi B' . W ii 7 ,K A U, , - W, i -'T MV .v,f. z .W ,JI-2 .y ' T ' , Q I ' Iva.. K' 1 ..-1 , . ,, N- . V . ,W , 11.7 if if li X ki Second ron. B. Miller, D. Hunt. L. Hendricks. V. Hyland. W. Stewart. P. de Zayas. Mrs. Plaisted. K. Sharpe. E. Brettauer. Firxr row: M. Adler. L. Wallace. T. Scatena. l.. Rushton. Ahxvni: B. Har- ris. C. Bradley. In fourth grade we learn that all our subjects are related. We discover from experience that we need arithmetic in science, history, and geography. We must know how to read maps to find the places about which we read in stories, newspapers, and in his- tory. Learning to read well helps us to understand thought problems in arithmetic. We begin to see a purpose in going to school. In social studies we learn how people make a living in various kinds of places in our own country and in similar places in other parts of the world. ln history we study about the people from many countries who helped to discover and settle the United States of America. We read many books for fun, for information. and to develop our skill in reading. We learn how to choose books. discussing our reasons for choosing them. We'll remember our assembly programs. especially Animals in the News. and George Washington as a Boy. THIRD GRADE ' '59 ...' Hngruy f--qi Z' 'E 4 x Q if K 'X it k ,A 1 ik ef, ik N ,J M Second row: A. Watson, V. Hart, P. Shoop, N. Bearden, C. Kirk, A. Brown, M. Kennebaugh, Mrs Ruick, M. Cummings, P. Ames. First row: E. Dible, E. Jensen, S. Dugdale, C. Cross, L. Wrather M. Fareed, V. Appell, V. Vollaerts. W's for wisdom we all wish to win. E is for endeavor, and effort put in. S is for studies, we strive for success. T is for talents we trust we possess. L is for lessons, we all love to learn. 3' is for ambition, for knowledge we yearn. K is for kinship and kindness to all. E. is efficiency, ne'er let us fall. S is the sentiment felt for our school. C is the courage to keep every rule. H is the happiness in every heart. O is for order, we must do our part. 0 is for obedience, to all it is due. L is for royalty, lasting and true. s,.,,,.f . gl' ' SECOND GRADE :twin If X Q., . I , . if - V, f. 2 -5 ,X i .1 E W X I W i A i k y . y ' ze ' 1' ..- 'N V . Z f W ..,,., 'ww n iw Iggy .xg , 1 5 1 f sf g 1 Second row: V. Kirk. J. Healy, S. Spriggs, Miss Hall. B. Carlson. K. Brettauer, S. Amestoy. Firsr row: D. Lee. L. Walters. A. Camp. Ahvenr: J. Hamilton. M. King. A happy and busy year we've all had With so much to learn and so much to do, With reading and writing and 'rithmetic, And spelling and dancing and swimming, too: French and sports, science and singing- We just had to extend our day to three And now we wish it could have been more For we have so much to do, you see! FIRST GRADE sd' ll , il MV 14 Lxx 1 4 x, T 2 . 'Flin-1-f .iff i 'ff Second row: C. Lohman. S. Jensen. T. Bannerman. G. Gylfe. Mrs. Cook. First row: W. Ortwin. L. MacLean. L. Asmussen. K. Segura. C. Coburn. T. Franklin. K. MacLean. We were happy to be at Westlake when school began last September. Most of the mothers have visited our room and are happy with all the things we are learning. and especially with how well we swim. speak French. and sing. Along with these skills we have learned about phonics to help us in our reading and spelling. And in one year our work in numbers has been completed. This has not been all work and no fun. Mrs. Jensen. our room mother. gave a lovely luncheon and Christmas party. Mrs. Von Volkenberg, Claudia's mother. also gave a lovely birthday party. These and all the school festivities have given us a very happy first grade year. PRE-SCHOOL Z' .zgt 4 . f if ?Mx'.v? TA, . LL 5 Y ,,,. lf: ' V' W Z' g V. is , Wi ' u. A-4' 1 f QW . fps. 4' 'fb e XR-r Thin! row: C. Grant. O. Daves. Miss Robertson. Mrs. Troxler. l.. Bogart. Nl. Wellman. Scrum! row: K. Carter. C. Bowles. K. Keck. C. Rhoatls. S. Maclean. I-. Foltlvary. S, Guasti. I'ifI'.S'l row: V. Han- son. l.. Doheny. S. Scott. B. Ames. R. See. ln September we were welcomed into kindergarten by our Westlake teachers and class- mates at the Lower School Tea. The days following we have spent in our beautiful play yard and friendly classrooms. learning much about the wonderful world in which we live. and about working and playing together. Aside from our daily craft. music. French stories. and reading readiness activities, we enjoy two special days. Sharing Day we bring to school our toys. pets. and little sisters to share with each other. On Star Day we proudly wear home a small bird. butterfly. or bright star to let our parents know we have been happy and helpful at school. At Christmas time Sue Guasti's mother and Tory Hanson's mother invited us to a Christmas party at Tory's home. ln March we invited our mothers to an Open House so that they could hear our French songs and our Rhythm Band. and see an exhibit of our crafts and work. Mazza. 77 if ,f' n x I . Q Il . ,I. E 'inf I ' 1 ff ' 1 I ' x wh- M N f E1 .,, Jai f' - .iw '4 . 'n ' .,,? '-L.. Q Xb A . ,- Vs 1 I x - f- AX, P 4 , 1 3 LJ ..,., 'T 4 fl.-'J'5f. . S , W , U x I aux xv in -.4 , Y M. 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Sixflz row: M. Ulrich. J. Brccher. G. Fisher. P. Fruehling. lfiflh row: V. Curti. J. Craig. J. Clary. A. Astaire. lfnurflz row: Brewer. B. Fritschi. J. Anderson. J. Manning. Third row: J. Davidson. P. Mosher. D. Addison. S. Allison. Svcwzd row: S. Price. N. Amon. J. Manning. Firsr row: C. Conroy. P. Mays. K. MacMillan. ll mu yri im minn Q l illm n lrrlh rms A Llrich J Dirt C1 Sutton J Nohu luurrli mu Whedon S Futch l I hel C uinn llnnl mu I 'Xie r J Hough J Wood J Ahlsxude Suomi nm l Hendricks X1 owning J Cmen f'lIXlI1lH ' I r hnhi n l Ho hiels VOLLEYBALL First L .. Westridge Second .. .. ., Marlborough Third L , .... Westlake Fourth L .. Chadwick Fifth .. .. Anoakia 2 It , SL M J x G2 N' K ', . I .. v . . Vt- ff iv 4 Qi . 5 Q if C 1 ' ' , Sec-mul row: A. Wooldridge. B. Fulton. J. Manning. J. Manning. J. England. J. Lang. M. Johnson. J. Davidson. A. Ulrich. L. George. R. Lee. Firsl row: J. Knouf. A. Peirce. E. Thiem. M. Fee. M. Wrather. L. Meyer. P. Johnson, V. Hamilton. The volleyball season is always looked forward to with great enthusiasm at Westlake. All year each girl practices diligently to attain a high goal. to become part of the team which will match its skills with those of four other schools at the an- nual Volleyball Playday. This year playday was held at Westridge School on November loth. The hostess school placed first and Westlake won a hard-fought battle for third place. We suifered our only casualty in the last game when Made- line Ford fell. spraining her ankle. There was keen competition in the Gold-White 84 games this year and the season was one of great excitement. The teams were closely matched but the Whites proved themselves to be the better team and emerged victorious for the season. lnterclass competition is always filled with great eagerness and spirit. The tinal game was between the sophomores and the seniors. The seniors' mighty team. the Sioux. complete with red war paint and feathers ambushed the sophomore cap- tain just before game time. They did a war dance around her and then took their positions on the court and in their usual calm. organized manner trounced the sophomores 43-173 BASKETBALL Westlake Westlake Westlake Westlake Westridge Nlurlborough ee Chadwick Anoukiu SWIM CLUB 0 X., L t ' I K ' f' ' l ! , if fl ' 1 . it f C' ,I .5 X 1 N wa - -tt l io. fi , rl l I' 1 M A X 7 s , . . H 9 y . r MEX 5 4- T el U ' 1 in 1 ' . . I I fi . ' 3 g y ' F i' fx .' A il' 'Antz nt T 51? x I N 6 V X . Q 8 C. s J 6, 1 ., a ,. N 7. l T ,r i ,T 5 X A . X f 1 L igiffg N V L45 fx: N -ffm? -mg M 5 A B A a x , xx Q '1'-g F . 4 fx, ' NP X Q, gg hx ha R dv' A A 4' x A Ay' Ax? hx-M I A M' Q, X L X Xt X xnxx' Xxx XX-Y-ix' K M25 . Q Swimming is enjoyed by many of us at Westlake in our beautiful indoor pool. Miss Perrine, our swimming instructor. believes that everyone should know how to swim for safety and for fun. One of the swimming highlights of the year was the Gold-White novelty swim meet. It featured balloon races. disrobing races. tire races. diving competition and diving for pennies. Both teams Nl Vkrtther Cf Crawford turned out for enthusiastic cheering and it was fun for everyone. The Golds surged ahead in the last few minutes to win the meet. The aquacade at May Fete was a beautiful pro- gram showing skill. grace and coordination. The girls spent many long hours of practice with the Swim Club president. Sisty Crawford. and their coach. Miss Mary Perrine. The theme of Broad- way Hits was carried out by using such num- bers as South Pacific. and Showboat . Y. Hamilton Scrum! mw:J. England. Straith J l n E Ihicm Nl Wrather I Fuller V Von Hagen. A. Peirce, S. Wotring. Firsl row: C. Conroy. B. l-ee.J Crug S Nlorris Nl Ogle I Holnhack l George Tennis is a favorite among the individ- ual sports. We enjoyed tennis classes this year on our newly surfaced tennis courts. Some of us simply love to be on the courts in the sun and play a social game of tennisg others of us have taken the game seriously. After a hard fought tournament this year the girls who won places on the Ojai tennis team were Judy England, Lorraine Holnback, Barbara Lee and Mary Ogle in 18 and under and Linda George, Ann Peirce and Ellen Thiem in 15 and under. M. Ogle l-. Geor . .E SHOW VARIETY lVlADANlE CHAIRIVIANH lt IS my most smcere hope that thls year s student government has upheld a tradltlon of mdrvldual IHIIIJIIVC and democratlc pohcy and dld perhaps set a precedent ln regard to our Merlt Honor Roll system Your school sp1r1t ln everything we dld was a constant lnsplra tlon and wlth your cooperation and patrence I feel that we have come a long way I should lllte to express my npprcclxtlon to tn outstmdlng council and on the councils behalf our gratrtude to 1ll uf vou a wonderful group of gurls whom I shall never forgcct ln closmg my deepest thanks for thc unforgcttable expert ences l have had this year md for the prlvllege of beml your president Knr HATNRAHATN . . . , . , '. . ' I .. . . . I . ..' . 1 . . ' . 4 4 ' . I . , .,. - - v .-. - -. 1 1 ' . ' -.1 ' , 1 ' 1 . Q . ',., t. . ,-'. ' . -. ' . .. g u L . L , . . L l . , Y - . - . ,1 .4 ' 1. s' , - . r- 1 1 - s x'- . , . 3 - 1 f '- 4 . ' ' ' y , . L C v . PROIVIPTERS STUDENT COUNCIL J Yes Third row: M. Dunn. N. McMakin, A. Fulton, P. Veitch. N. Reasin, V. VonHagen, V. Viertel, A. Gerstley. T. Williams. G. Pittman. V. Hamilton. Second row: S. Brewer. S. Nash, J. England. K. Hanrahan, M. Marvin, S. Bingham. T. Wheelon. J. Gillenwaters. J. Given. lfirsr row: S. Price. S. Gancz. M. Lyris. C. Wyler, N. Peter, R. Lee. Student Council led by Kate Hanrahan as student body president is the governing body of the school. Its membership is made up of class presidents and representatives, the student body officers, the head of student court, the dorm president and ofhcers, the president of the Ath- letic Association and representatives from Vox and Pi. The Council helps in carrying out the policy and standards of the school. Student Court headed by Sandy Nash and advised by Miss Van Burg is the judiciary body of the student government. It encourages students to observe the school honor system and fosters better citizenship. D Sr'c'0n1lrow.' T. Wheelon. M. Marvin. S. Nash. K. Hanrahan, S. Gancz First row: V. VonHagen. G. Pittman. R. Lee. S. Price. 5 .xg w 7 .y M 4, 'K 3 Q EJ 'fi Q., A ! 3. CJ 'Ting' gv , x ,- .A T7 sy. .fi Sac'm1tfrnii':.-X.Olyslager. S. Qancl. S, Xlorris. .l. liellon. S. ciltf'IC7. Hrs. XX'ilson. Iirxl rim: li. Yeitch. X. Hamilton. J. Anderson. If we could listen in to the chattering in the dorm alter lights out. we should hear about the ice box raids. the eventful home weekends. the reason for that lifteen minute delay in returning. and the subject of that last telephone call. The boarders wori't forget the fun they had at Lake Arrowhead. the regular bull sessions in someones room. and the very popular open houses. ln the lite of the boarders there is always a deadline to meet: it's either that 7:30 Sunday night. the bell for study liall. the house meetings. and getting to the dining room on time in the proper attire. Aside from these minor problems. the boarders have had an exciting time this year. Nlrs, Wilson. the house mother. and Sonya Ciaiicf. the dorm president. have both helped to keep the boarders a closely knit group that can always have fun together. T ' I Qi e ' W , 7 s-. f n' Q ' A ' s ' , , A x.. N 65 ls , X ? 1 ff- ,. ,nfl f.,,gj-fly' jff ' . , xv 1 3 l Kg ,V N cv- NN gg J. Manning A. Fulton BILLBOARD Nlrs. Rankin --rv l . 1' Y ' 'Swv i il .5 5-H L Pl Wvsllulw Pi is the school news- paper published eight times a year for the student body. lt is edited by the junior class and is filled with entertaining and informative news. Of particu- lar interest are the social activi- ties. the boarders' doings. and sports events. This year two special features have been add- ed to the paper: Westlake Winsome honors the outstand- ing girl of the month. Sports Queen honors the most active athlete. Pi is very popular and is anxi- ously awaited every month by its avid readers. The co-edi- tors are Ann Fulton and Janna Manning: the faculty advisor is Mrs. Jane Rankin. The jun- iors are to be congratulated for having produced such a well-written and interesting paper. i 'Y' -Q .S gf' .v Q I o 3 I 'Q lkfjg it s . x i r N ...x i 7, i Tj 1 rx' I -Q. .- ' X le t 3 l .1 , y ,-4 - 1: tj., I, arf' 'iv' t if f , .fn Y s eel as T kiwi -. lH '. 1 31 ,lil THEATRE ARTS VOX Vox Puellarum. Voice of the Girls, is the Westlake annual which records the events and activities of the year. lt is pro- duced by members of the sen- ior class under the direction of Miss Lu Bredlow and Miss Dorothy Smith. The editorial staff consisted of Cathy Wyler. managing editor. Jane Trapnell and Andy Fry, co-editorsg Sue Bingham. business manager: Christy Wursten, advertising managerg Judy England. manu- script editor: Tani Williams. Lynne Meyer. and Judy Pat- ton. aft editors. Ava Astaire and Susan Straith. two sopho- mores. assisted with photog- raphy. The cooperation and enthusiasm of the staff made the accomplishment of their work a pleasure. J PnLl1nd l Xleyer. T. Williams. J, Patton ...E .sg C. Wyler J. Trapnell A, Fry Bingham. C. Wursten T 5 1 I 2 Nliss Smith. Niiss Brcdlow f ff -I .4 ,a VESPERS Processional: Adeste Fideles . . . Westlake Student Body The Candle ........ . . . Kate Hanrahan Carol: Hark.' The Herald Angels Sing . .... Two Stanzas Audience Scripture: St. Luke. Chapter 2, Verses 8-20 . . Read by Mary Marvin Prayer: lOriginalJ ........ Thoughts at Christmas lOriginalJ: Nancy Amon Germaine Pittman Cynthia Williams Linda George Randy Lee Jan Ahlswede Choral Club: Break Forth, 0 Beauteous Heavenly Light 44 Beside Thy Cradle Here I Stand . . . While By Our Sleeping Flock We Lay . The Shepherds' Christmas Song . . Praise Ye the Lord . . . . an .4 u Thoughts at Christmas lOriginalJ: Shelley Reno Libby Redwine Jane Trapnell Lynn Fuller Susan Wotring Margaret Arkush Choral Club: Jesus Christ our Saviour is Born . Carol of the Bells ..... . No Candle Was There and No Fire . Angels We Have Heard on High . n u ii Carol: Silent Night, Holy Night .... Audience Benedlctton ........... . . . . Sonya Gancz Dawn Nicolosi Sandra Nash Lynne Meyer . . Bach . . . . Bach . German Carol . Swiss Folk Song . . Saint-Saens Sharon Aston Cathy Wyler Philippa Lay . Lithuanian Carol . . Leontovich . . . Lehmann . Old French Carol . Two Stanzas . . . Audience Choral Club Director: Jeanne Anderson Pianist: Lois Mills On the evening of December l3th the boarders held their annual Christmas Din- ner. This year for the first time the seniors were invited to take part in the festivities. In a dining room gaily decorated with pine. holly and Christmas candles we en- joyed a wonderful holiday dinner and sang traditional Christmas carols. After dinner the drama class. under the direction of Miss Gertrude Millard. pre- sented Stephen Benet's A Child Is Born. Imaginative portrayals and excellent stag- ing gave us a beautiful reminder of the meaning of Christmas. We then assembled in the drawing room. When all was quiet we heard the jingling of sleigh bells from the roof and Santa slid down the chimney into the room. He seated himself in an overstuffed chair in front of the hreplace and told a charming story of Christmas to a wide-eyed audience. He then amused us by telling the deepest secrets of our lives. reading from his little black book. This happy evening was concluded by the ex- change of gifts, stacked high under the beautifully decorated Christmas tree. MAY FETE Drama Personified N1ilI'li Hmxxning: M115 Ouccn 'l'l1irfl mum' Vulc. D. Soldzmi. 51. Browning. lx Humuhgnn. D, Slrcbc. K. Trcmuinc. Summl mu D. Hzngmunn. P. Hurgcazr. C. Pclcr. J. Bcllon. li lfulton. .IOIIILIIL Fflikf rfmx' Cf limxlcx. N . whcny. l.. Ifoldxury. R. Soc. S. Ciuzxsln mam. l.. D4 Cf Rlmuds. 1 Wcll 'ig S- 3 ite' 3 fx df' ' f .1'i.f Vi' V. bf.. .49 Q2 1 ' VA x' 3-1. 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Hamilton. I.. Holnhack and dates. I-'irxz row: N. Reasin. S. Price. Y. Yon Hagen. J. Davidson and dates. 9 -4+ fur X Meyer. Cf Chamberlin. P. Lay. S. Naxh and dates. V. Yiertel. C. Circkel and tlatew, 102 SPRING DANCE Second row: M. Dunn, C. Wyler, M. Marvin and dates. Firsl row: S. Gancz, P. Veitch and dates. What ,,,.,, ..... R oarin' Twenties When ..... ..... ......... A p rxl 6 Who .. Sophomore-Senior Where ..... ...... A uditorium M. Wrather and date J. Bellon and date. I. England, C. Chamberlln and dates. AGENTS COMMITTEES .Suomi ron J Davidson 'VI Wrather T Williams C Wursten R Chatburn D Soldani I Fuller V Viertel FITS! ron 'VI Nlarvin K Wellman C Wyler Our committee system at Westlake is organized to promote Group spirit and to provide useful services for the school The chapel committee headed by Kitty Wellman presents interesting provrams for chapel and special events The student body vice president Mary Marvin is in charve of the charity committee which orvanwes the various charity drives The inspection commlttee under Ruth Chatburn is responsible for order of the thc library committee vuth Christy Wursten as chairman Vicky Viertel has been suc c ssful as the lost and found chairman A new addition this year the music appreciation committee under Cathy Wylcr selects musical programs for chapel Our poster com mittee which keeps us aware of cominv evcnts is undcr the chairmanship of Tam Williams Diane Soldani he ids thc uniform committec which sees that all students are properly dressed in uniform Thc civil defensc committec hcadcd bv Lvnn Fuller and l me D mdson plans for thc protection of tic students in cml defense I L' . A I T117 , Y s if .. . T i ' T 1 ' .T I l . ti ' ' ?' ' ' ' .1 ' 5 ' - ' , student lockers and general tidiness throughout the school. The librarian is assisted by .Th B ' 5 Q 5 T. r 1 x B- C- sf 4 . 1 . T A' - . . r X. l .N --.1 H T . ci T it T. T 'i ' T l ' 1 -- ' I 5 x K' v' m s ' 1 mf' xl B N . OSCARS HONOR DINNER 'G Nw!! . Tliinl raw: A. Vlfooldridge. J. Webster. S. Endara. NI. Marvin. Svcoml row: Ci. Dingle. V. Bay. lfirsr row: B. Lee, P. Johnson. L. Fuller. Honor Dinner was held on March sixth to honor all the girls who received first and second academic honors. After dinner the guests were delighted to have Mr. Wilbur Chenoweth play some of his own compositions on the piano and organ. lt was a wonderful evening and well-deserved by all the girls who had worked diligently all year to achieve high academic success. lluul mu Nl Jorgensen. A. Gerstley. K. Hanrahan. P. Mays. D. Nicolosi. J. Ahlswede. J. England. J. Dlouhy. M. Wheelon C Danielson. C. Stevens. Svroml rmv: K. Kauh. J. Trapnell. C. Wyler. N. Peter. R. Lee. M. Goodwin. F k Fnsr mu N. N1cNIakin. S. Price. A. Fulton, G. Pittman. 2i'V4',47Vf77 .fin jf. f Afg' I4 9. -nk, '1 1. l,4x,.4xg--ip! sv. A I . - 1:5 -i-RH M 6 A2 ffiivz I 'L CY ef: u-sf, K V' 'X 1 .is 9 , ' AL' K A 9 . fl' Mp .Gig as A q P , ,141 ' 1, ,., Q., 5 L. QV, ' A,s 1?fQ, :Y , V Y' 'fl 1 V x ful,-fffvb , -,Nx AJ ,. . ar.-- - tg. P I c .9 WL, ,Q '.-2? .vi X 2 , . avi X X X - -5 . 'SVQ XN.f NSS-.QTL-J', L .f sa A. fp. 1-i,,,.. -. gig .A ., ., A.. ,lf rf' V-f 'W .. no .1- 1 gf P ahxgt-f' -513 0 1. '. wif - 1 A19 Q, ,- 5134! 4. 49' -4. .O Q- mng 'fi hui- 1-'ss-!,,78 .vP ,'v,'1 'Qff-,Q 'F 5.4 447--vg I 77-...wr 4 W Jil i va l H x V 9 J ' V 3 J x F. X' ' 1 'l X wg. f-.A .5 , IN lf, f 415 ,W -Q .ff Wig , -,Q u a. Qfg, X . . .. . Nj 1 il W- 4 -4. f 1 IT' ' - X' d ? wa, , ,J.f?k3:??gz I L. ' 1' ..,: CHORAI. CLUB lfnnrlli wmv: C. DeScbulibess. 'l'. Hendricks. Ci. Strebe. K. lremuine. B. l.ee. C. Danielson. J. Given Ch. Tliirzl mum' N. Nutt. C. Hobbs. Jordan. J. Garfield. Nl. Nlzirvin. R. Goold. S. Snoxx. Sw' P. Xeit ond 1-mv: Nl. Wheelon. Wotring. J. Patton. C. Htillubiin. A. Cierstley. C. Wellman. G. Sutton. P Pipes. Rezisin. I-iirxf rows V. Hamilton. Allison. J. Nlunning. Ci. Dingle. 'l'. Williams. Nl. Holn buck. Nl. Winer. Nliss Anderson, li. l.ee I re m Lfnder the direction of Miss Jeanne Anderson. the Chorul Club has presented the Christmas und Baccalaureate Vespers. The group sung at the Veterans' Hospital Lind ut Cltristmus time enjoyed Lin evening of curoling und L1 supper :it Tami Willium's home. . Winer. l. Hendricks. 'lf Williams. .S'i11ing'.' G. Anderson. Nl. Nlgirxin. nine. Y. lilly. Qi. Slrebe. li, .S'If1l1tlIr1Q.' Xl Strebe. Nliss fi' g g g THESPIANS J, England. A. Fry, K. Wellman. T. Hendricks. L. North. J. Patton. D. Soldani. J. Hough. The drama department under the direction of Miss Gertrude Millard has pre- sented for the student body a number of programs consisting of one-act plays, speeches, and scenes from long plays such as Stage Door, The Royal Family, and Little Women. At Christmas time. the play entitled A Child Is Born was given by the junior and senior drama students. All the drama students have developed poise and self-confidence and have enjoyed working together as a group toward a common goal. S. Price S. Aston K. MacMillan S. Reno V. Von Hagen P. Johnson S. Morri . 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The mem held out his museul tr h 1nd to his son As he felt the Qentleness of the httle hnvers elosed mround has he re1l17ed that there xx ts more to thus clasp than he had notreed at first ln hrs h 1nd he s nt the past so xmrm and xxrmlsled wed mth the repe t1t10n of d ulx llfe ln the box s the future so lrwlle ind lnnoeent md ln thelr el tsp the present the tctlxe hnlt between the two perlod Suddenlx the httle hm tuvved lmp ttlentlx tt hls :rm 1nd pointed tow trd the p1th where thex Vsele to -to -Xs thex sttrted on thelr mix the old m tn smlled to hlmsell I -3' xg' Q V hiv. ,,,j,,,-0-'ve' virion- 'W y.'f W, f l 8 Q' 1 If 151 Camlx Danielson t , -P We lam W IHIKIIHS THE ShA The deep blue Green K With whltevmshed etps W Y blves tn lppe tr mee ol power sting t 'P Why not 'wx AK IL Q lt has one: em Phe s .'N-e.. I A 6 X M' I e the QUICI mlhnf' ur the blels ot 1 E As he sllnlts on hrs WL fy, 3 Padded leet V fe ' J But ll KllSl'UlSLS xxllc ness V Lnder these qllltl ll uts Qs 'Q' And the white cwps become '51 xx' s. 'riehtenine e e 'lll t c ' t 'Tri L Come neu. J f ' ' ulwsl'1e's. is not I . . ' W rf ' not ' I ly Nature intended 4 When she m'1de the . . . 1, '4 ' Wild. unkempt xwneler'-M es .' ,mn Iirrn- ' 5 ,,, 'ffm' lll -5 cf' Pal Ludlum REVERIE Dre imily I wander through life Lnmg in my thou hts How much prettier Layer happier t is To live with f mtasv Never thmkinv practical thoughts Nor opening my eyes too wide I stroll throu h Pastures forests rose gardens Of dreams Catlzx Wyler APATHY The flower droops wilted and spent Once bri ht with promise it now stands withered Each yellow ed leaf clings to the vme As 1 dyin soul to 1 dream of h zppiness ON BEING LONELY The window is open and the curtain is softly blow ing towards the inside of my room I sit here gazing at the emptv room which seems so bare and think of my inner loneliness The walls like pine trees in a silent forest straight and formal give me a feel ing of security but I am lonely I have often asked myself how it would feel to have the empty feeling at the pit of my stomach I have it now Yes I hue almost exerythme one could ask for a home 1 good education love and friends Yet within me I feel there s something I havent yet reached some thing w inted by all but which only 1 few can et Wh it is this abstrict thing I want It is so hard for anvone to describe with extreme exactness the neces sity of God Somethm within me tells me I dont have enough Enough to me would be the feeling of closeness to God the feeling that wherever I am He is with me md that I never hive to be afraid I ga7e up md theres a bird on the window sill chirpmg md fluttering his uncllpped wings He is happy his friends are probably near by and he will meet them soon I have a friend Yes it seems rather odd that I would call a bird a friend but he is one of the friendly things made by God I feel God netr by I feel He has sent someone to cheer me up I nm no lon er lonely Somali Ganc f' Life slips iw tv with a bl lt fix As d ark Winter tppro iches Jam lrapm ll I-OG A se tgull s cry pierced the ur The man s head perked upw trds his eyes searching for the bird lost in 1 maze of fog He continued to walk pullm his thick boots slowlv through the soft sand The endless rolling of bleak dunes stretched before him for a few yards and then softly enseloped itself in the fog. Hc pulled his jacket tightly around his body. leaving his head bare to face the heavy dampness of the bitter wind '1 wind which blew oxer thousands of miles of dark blue ocean before battering itself against the land. Soon the man was also caught in the fog. slowly swallowed from view, Again the piercing cry of the gull filled the air as if to bid the man farewell. Manurvu Rafusin ll2 R11 Jackie livllrlll IWW I -fig FUTUZE W 'Q A0105 40 aware Aw' wffoffsfffffv snvofvxam 5000 EVE f ffl ff 'T X! X 4 4 '.,, Nlf!'ff,Wg,! f 5 gl! :N 0 E J- 1 - , -L.. f - R' L.-1 -T -J: f : -iff- L if -- QW I I ' x Ill Ol' Ill I O H L E Manufacturing Co BEVERLY HILLS CALIFORNIA NIAX XDD OLR I OIC! C ONGRATLLATIONS Lee Hotels of California IIXXN x I II Hollxvu unix on r 1 XXIIIR Am. 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Y I 2 V. I A A. 9 . . l I' I from I Q . f.,1lifmAuiu'I Ifiuext linen ,xml Hczlzliug Slow i ire . e 96 , ck n urc If f -6 J Irom l 5 lxAEII md MARX Constantin Tan: Tanasescu Wesfloke School Tennns Cooch Best QMSAQS, Senior TENNIS LESSONS BY APPOINTMENT PM IVIr and lVlrs Coles Trapnell Rust c Pork EX 4 9863 Home GR 2 5546 N U - 00 ' , ' , T' G 6 , oi D, .Q Q 1. .lx -'29 A Z. THE 2 REDHEADS ' ' : , f QS 9 'D A, Q, x JC' I 00 ' 'J w0S GK i 1 . .. . Wilshire Escrow Company Congratulations to the Class of 1957 Wilshire Bl d. L A I C l'f ' k' k - Wr. ancl 740115. Yfwfbcafrz ,Mag ana! sgjanznu FROM GEORGE and ETHEL STREBE S D0ll H0llSE gif 'UMJAQJ ff, me .Senior Cfflrfd Congratulations TO THF from PRETTY GIRLS OF XX ESTLAKF clog Af fAe Classo 9 MELANIE ADLER from thc Parents of One 9 goo MC O f 5 Thank you for the wonderful year and the best of luck to you ln the future J BEST WISHES . . From a Frlend K :DPU I' EOal'!JOI'J.' SON! fl Bingham Company JQealfors Stun 10 Cltx C lllfornu Chrlstx All thc Luck the xx orld ln 111 thc Ima from xour umor Nic 'Inu HAPPY HUNTINC to thc SPNIOR SIULXS from QANDX SNOXX Good luck to thc VOX STAFF from Llthx mc, Andx Suu md Qhrmtx C UOD LUC K IAN md BRFNDA our xx ondcrful umors L lww I 1,1 , ,, in ' ' 2 d 2 . ,. Q i' Q' ', Q: ' 'Q .. . ,. . L . S f, . , . 4 1 w 4 1 1 s A1 A 7ff Q ' Q x ' Q to 2 1 NIXV.-C.G. BRENT AIR PHARMACY Iizcnlu 1 ld Pze fllflflflil C enter FASHION JEWELRY ond ACCESSORIES Brentwood Vlllage CONGRATULATIONS To The GRADUATING CLASS OE 57 John E Reed Studios SALUTATIONS TO MY SENIOR CAROLE GREENUP Brenda Elfstrom Cong,r.1tuI1t1on5 md Good Lunk c Y Il n C11 lh Ruth md Hannah BEST OF LUCK TO OUR SENIORS from Susle Dawn and Sue W1 '1 'rl fx ' X 'I I , f I S Y ' 2 A ' 1 S ,flllnzvyx In lbe .Ilenlbers of tb 1, ep 'r - f fxx of I 'T 2 , , I I ff Flbcrgcs Act IV lbc 1 zgmmc ls xlllfclfifc rn 1441 41 mplJ1sl1mfcd 4 0l116'lHlfl0l1 ullblp m Colm.,nL5 S7 UU to S1000 gr umm 500 lv N 1 ' K' ' - ,f-if ' ,f- 41 J f 1- kQL'I .' 1 ye! light mm' airy and 11 topic of ' ' ' . Av: 'z ' ' l gf -' ..Ax -. . P ' f x. to '.U0 ea! lblldlzea fo Me ou zg ofa ew maffaze 5300! ll S S A l E S BOATS OUTBOARD ENGINES MARINE HARDWARE esf QM Les fo fine enlors fjz IwesilaLe mofAer5 42 ' y , 61' of I U 2847 W. Olympic Blvd., Los Angeles 6 ' DUnkirk 5-7014 ffOH1 9 Q lfl 2 OW SCHIOYS May your college days be as happy as ours have been at Westlake 711 ' ! fm J6,.,..f 0 o O Bog Q0 Q Q0 Q qg SENIORSV USGS w M E 0 0, 0 6 Q U Oo Do WELL WISHERS To Clam Love Klutzw To the best Whlte Tean1 c1pta1n and the best Sen1or yourJun1or To Klutzv Love Clam To my two great Sen1ors Cynth1a and Sue Loxe Ann To Joan and Joanna from Joanna and Joan To Judv nn verv laxonte tennls partner Loxe Babs To Clammy love Wets To my Lreat Sen1or Bobble from Mel1nda To our Sen1ors T1n1 and Tom from Colleen 1nd B 1rb1r1 To H 1nn 1h the most terrme Sen1or th It ever 1 pened B 1rb1r1 B To Chr1st1e Mueh love from Me Too To Karen fthe neatest Semorj and Dldl the erazlest Freshmanj To Cyn who cares about Rosemary? Love Bob To my Sen1or Marcla and my Jun1or Betsy Love Babs To l1l SIS from ble S1s To my Sen1or Mel1nd1 IN-ancy Nutt To the best Sen1or 1 Freshm 1n ever h1d Mart1 lrom Dar1 To mv Freshn11n Ellen Wllh love D1ane To my terr1l1c Jun1or Sue lrom your SIOUX Lots of luck to Germa1ne from Kate To Joanna and Carol Well FITISS vou' Love Coy and Snow To J1ll my l1ttle lun1orfron1 Me your B15 Sen1or' To J1ll and Sharon the terrors ot the Jun1or Class keep up the Lood work' To Pat1enc.e 1nd Prudence from Prudence md P1t1enee Ad1os V1eky 1nd Dorothy lrom Jocko Aurevoor to mv ever lovm servants Sarah Jane Judy and Pat trom your master Tass1e To Hallle d1d vou Iimsh our comn1on endeavor s 1t1sfactor1lv Much love Ruth To Barbara and Sharon have fun and Barb keep that fiture Sha on keep on sk11s Hann 1h Good Iuek to the Sen1ors LEB To the most esotene erud1te abstruse aestheuc dSSldUOUS eh1mer1c.al consummate desultory dllettante efhcauous fdCIlOUS ol derel1cts ever from the Sen1or Cha1r 'viarquales demands that Ellen Tea and Kat1 haveablast' To Susan a great Sen1or from vour Freshman Kathy H To Hmnah w1th love from your Jun1or Sharon To Laurene a sweet and wonderful Sen1or Love Judee See you 1n Mont 1nn Carole Always Judee To that L1t1n Star Dav1dson we th1nk you re 5,l1morous Slfzned Fulton 1nd Cl1ry Stlly see you next Chr1stm1s Mone Bone To n1y wonderfulSen1or Joyee Love Kan11 To Ivy Love Wets To my dear s1ster Love Ya To Madelme and Mary Lee Love Judy and Mary To n1y wonderful Sen1or Joanne Love Jenmter Best luck 1lways to my Sen1or Judy fron1 D1 me To my darlmg Sen1or Georg 1nn Lood luck 1n the future Love Sher 1lyn To n1y ternfic. Jun1or 1nd Freshn1an Jm and Mary l'o V V 1nd G G from 1dm1rers G G 1nd V B To Sue best w1shes trom P1nk Elephant 1nd Bunny or just me She s really sassy my s1ster Tassy To K1tty have a b 1ll 1t eolleae Love Ya To Sally the Lre1test Sen1or Love Ya To Lorr11ne the coolest Sen1or See vou year To n1y Sen1or Tc.1 best of luek 1lw IVS To Glor11 good lutk 1lways To San1 Jme 1nd Slflh You re really Much The Brats To K1tty Learn how to dr1ve' D1d1 and Lar To Clary Remember D1v1d and Gollath and CISSY Best of luck and hippmess to my Sen1or Love always Sandy To Judy th1s w IS 11.re1t ye1r Love Cla1re next Too Dldl on 161 1 1 1 - 1 '. ' , - s 1 1 ' . ' 1 1 1' 1 ' 'T -.1 T 'I Q 1 1 ' L ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 B .1 ' 1 1 ' A'- ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 - . 1 1 1 ' ' ' 2 ' ' - ' ' 7 ' ' . l.. ' 'I . 1 N L 2 1. ' . .. . C , 1 1 c c 2. . ' , ', va .. 1 1 . A - 1 z . 1 I ' 2 ' hap- 1 H . -, ,, .. -- ,4 ,. . c-1 . --z zz . . .. Q - , ,. -1 ' - 1 ' A ,N ', Q 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 K 1 ., . . . ' 'z , . z . 5 T. f 1 1 , . , . ' . 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L WELL WISHERS To Sandy my terrlhe Semor It w1s lun while ll lasted' Love C 1role Well Wlshers Mr 1nd Mrs Renw1el1 MCNICCC Marx you h ne been 1 wonderful Semor 1nd de serve only the best ln the luture Kut Good luels to the Semors Aenes C h 1ney De 1r Judv Har se h 1r you st1ll h me three ve 1rs to go' Love Cllhx To mv Jumor S1ndv 1nd my Freshn11n Al1n1 Mueh loxe Sony 1 To Kute l1lassy K1te tmme Semor! from stllv Sue Kicks 1t Kollefe Ktd' To Jayne be good 1nd dont do mythlng l wont vour Semor To C 1role from Jlm In e 1re ol Elf To my own freshm11n doll of 1 s1ster wlth the 1nt11ls of B B Love Y1 Susan Joclso M 1rqu1les and Kobll lrom your I-rosh Judy Jordne 1nd Jo1n1e from Ke 'Vlarv M 1rv1n love n luck Tuna Mam the greatest most wonderful Semor anvone eould ever have Love Joyce To Conme a ne 1t Semor Love Ann To Wray Love Ivy leauue To Mone Bone remember the M1x1mun1 Ca pacntv Phll love lrom your humble Junlor Sal Bobble love from your Jumor o Mad the bestest Semor ever Good luels ere o Randy 1nd Hlldv hue fun 1nd good luck Jere To mv Ure 1t Semor Kitty Your Freshman K 1ren To my gre 1t Semors B 1rb 1nd Jere Randy To Clthy 1 ere ll slstel H 1ve 1 b1ll tt eoll e Love Judy To Mus 1nd Kut always remember our blasts and IS alw IVS l Ill brm 'mg up the re 1r Much loxe Teer To Strebe Johnson En- land 1nd Lyr1s e stuek It out gmc Best of luelt 1lways 1nd remem ber P 1neho Gon71le7 Ganez from ole Mexleo To the Semors lron1 1 humble heart smeere wlshes for 1gr1nd future S 1r1h Jane Futch Tr npnell Wyler Strebe How 1bout some -rapefrult 'IUILL Your Fellow Whlrley Blrd Patton Bessie G 1ne7 Toad L1 rls nexer forget the Best wnshes from D1wn 1nd Suste 67 lun or Sm V1eente Your buddy De de de George Tr 1pnell 1nd C Vuler The suns eomme up' Strebe Patton de 1r and how 1re the Whlrley blrds' Neyer forget D D15 Love and lafTs George To my three de xr buddnes Love 1nd remember Me ll To my slster whose t11l 'rew longer th IH mme Love Ya Sal To Tree my mlrror buddle love Y 1 Bromle To Cherrle and Sherl our Senlors from you: loeul11rJun1ors To our t1lented tenlssy Junlols Molly 1nd Ellen lrom your not quite so t1lented Semors J 1ne and S1llV To sweet Phlllppa Love 1nd best wishes Sue Struth To my httle number 3 Love Meat To the two gre 1test Semors Tam and Cathy have 11 blast forever Love K 1t1 and Tea To laughable loveable Lynne from goody goody Grekel tyour Jun1orJ To lvy how s the league' Suzned Mlssy To Davld and Gohath thanks' from Mnssy To my schussl Sen1o1 Nxeole 1nd f1bulous Fresh H1111 Ann Love VlClxy To Slsty 11 great Semor Cyn To Surfboard Cyn and Jalopy Lynn To Jalopy Lynn from Surfbo1rd Cyn Love n lucle to Brenda my sweet Jumor Care To Teer flom your st 1rt1ng polnt Mus To Sweetness See you In Sun Vtlley Blnelt Sweetness H 1ve a b 1ll ln Sun V 1lley Sweetness Best wlshes Carol Mllls Love to DIAIIC a wonderful Semor S11ll1e Judee to one sm11ll town gal from 1nother Haxe 1 ball' Carole Best of luele alw 1vs K ll love from your Semor eousm Chrlstv Goodbye fellow ehem sullerer Be ILOOCJ Semor next ve1r K1m Love Chrxsty To C lssv the best Jumor ever Sallle To our d 1rl1nv Junlors Jane and Sarah Wlth loxe Sherl 1nd Cherron C lll1N nn eornball lrlend Remember Dl and the W S Gertte love Ann Tlsh eonf ratul1tes the Class of 1957 .' 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