Whittier Union High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1954 volume:

Vh lf . ' c A . ' ' ' ji ,- ' N it A X ' y. q •s Y V vj-x ' i l y CAROL SMITH Editor NANCY LEWIS Assistant Editor NANCY STEWART Business Manager MR. E. W. DENTON Advisor JANET ARNOLD Cover Design THE Published by Associated S+uden+s WHITTIER HIGH SCHOOL Whlt+ier, California Volume Four+y-four TIME .... omnipotent . . . eternal . . . noiseless in its passing . . . the Stuff Life ' s made of . . . TIME ... a kaleidoscope of infinite designs and patterns ... a rush, a roar of whirling moments . . . and then it ' s gone and only a memori is left . . . TIME ... a record of a year ' s events . . . watched . . . lived . . . passed . . . bound between these covers . . . CONTENTS Introduction .... Student Government Seniors . Organizations Classes . . Activities . Sports . . Advertising 4 20 34 64 84 106 126 156 To Miss Lillian Wolin FOR HER YEARS OF SERVICE to Whittier High School and its ideals as an earnest, modest and ex- ceient teacher of the Mathematics Department. With her willingness to offer her time and talents, she has been an inspiration to her students and fellow- teachers alike. FOR HER CONSTANT INTEREST in the progress and welfare of each one of her many pupils. Always patient, always eager to explain a problem for the umpteenth time, she has earned the admiration and friendship of every student who has had the privi- lege of being in one of her classes. FOR HER DEDICATION TO DUTY during nearly thirty years as an outstanding teacher beloved and respected by all, the Annual Staff, representing the students of Whittier High, dedicates the 1954 Car- dinal, a symbol of our appreciation, to Miss Lillian Wolin. This Book MISS LILLIAN WOLIN IN MEMORY RUSSELL LAWRENCE HANSON Twilight and evening hell. And after that the dark! And may there be no sadness of farewell. W ien embark: — Tennyson AUDITORIUM QUAD V V st a C. H. WENNERBERG Superintendent and Secretary to the Board of Trustees Each person finds, as he goes through life, that he has fime and opportunity to do only a portion of the things which interest hinn. Yet, it is always surprising the nunnber of activi- ties one finds time to perform. The limitations we experience are not so much devices of time as they are expressions of our lack of opportunity and initiative. Happiness is rarely a passive emotion. It is usually an Important part of some activity. Those who will search for a good life, and find it, will pursue happiness, to be sure. They will, in the process, pursue the opportunity to be useful and active. For you graduates, and the rest as well, we hope that your experience here has introduced you to the means for a happy, active life. May you always reflect that you have had the opportunity to fill your time profitably. — C. H. Wennerberg MR. LEWIS MR. GRANDY WHITTIER UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT Superintendent C. H. Wennerberg Business Manager John F. Lewis Administrative Assistant Leonard A. Grandy Principal of Adult and Continuation School Everett Jordan Director of Audio-Visual and Library Services De Loss Williams Director of Cafeteria Services Miss Ross Drake Director of Child Welfare and Attendance Newton P. Robinson Director of Curriculum and Guidance Mrs. Marian Hodge MR. JORDAN MR. WILLIAMS MISS DRAKE MR. ROBINSON MRS. HODGE DR. KERNKAMP MRS. FENSKE MR. AUSTIN MISS WALSH MRS. RICCIO Dir. of Healfh Services Dr. Leiia Kernkamp Dental Hygienist Mrs. Beverly Fenske Coordinator of Industrial and Vocational Education Allen Austin Nurse Miss Eleanor Walsh Psychologist Mrs. Mae RIccIo Dir. of Publications Harold H. Litten Assistant Dir. of Child Welfare and Attendance Robert E. Olsen MR. OLSEN MR. LITTEN BOARD OF TRUSTEES L. J. Swain President R. Lee McNItt, Jr. Vice President Wallace S. Wiggins Clerk Douglas Ferguson Member Dr. Maxwell Flanders Mennber Mr. Wennerberg, Dr. Flanders, Mr. McNi+t, Mr. Swain, Mr. Wiggins, Mr. Ferguson, Mr. Lewis Every man of us has all of fhe centuries !n him. Gladstone ' s philosophy seems to sum up neatly the objec- tives of our American schools. It Is true that we are never one moment away from the products and progress of man ' s struggle to better himself. Hundreds of years of thought and research are reflected within our experiences and learning at school. Time teaches us to sift out that which is helpful and good from that which is not. Time teaches us to profit from the wisdom of our forefathers. The years spent here at Whittier High School will stay a lifetime with you. It is our hope that your brief span of time with us has helped to point the way to a full and happy life in those years to come. Dana Scott Winters SCHOOL MR. DANA S. WINTERS. PRINCIPAL ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Mr. Louis Avila Dean of Boys Mrs. Harriet Cumberland „ Dean of Girls Mrs. Madeline Sorensen Asst. Dean of Girls Mr. Steve Eilish Asst. Dean of Boys Mr. Morris Padia Director of Guidance Miss Mildred Finnerty Dir. of Student Activities Mrs. Florence Hurst School Nurse MRS. SORENSEN MR. PADIA MRS. KRAMER MISS FINNERTY MR. EISEN MRS. HURST STAFF MR. LOUIS AVILA, Dean of Boys P. T. A. Presidenf Mrs. Eugene Oa+es 1st Vice President Mrs. Harold Gray 2nd Vice President Mrs. V . Morrison Recording Secretary Mrs. Gardner Brown Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Manville Saxton Treasurer Mrs. J. O. Eaton Auditor Mr. Fred Weiss Historian Mrs. Linial Taylor Parliamentarian Mrs. Chas. Morgan P-TA EXECUTIVE BOARD Top Row: Mr, Nichols, Mr. Burroughs, Mr. Mlletich, Mr. Brownell. Middle Row: Mr. Manis, Miss Hussey, Mrs. Throp, Mr. Bossone, Mr. Kerr. Bottom Row: Mrs. Correll, Mrs. Naylor. Miss Wood, Mrs. Sorensen, Miss Chaffee, Mr. Ahlsten. Top Row: Mr. Schumann, Mr. Cartwright, Mr. Blalcemore, Mr, Cohen, Mr. Lee. Middle Row: Mr. Kelly, Mr. DeNoon, Mr. Walbrecht, Mr. Morton, Mr. Harrison. Front Row: Miss Shepherd, Mrs. Jones, Miss Hanson, Miss Steigenga. ENGLISH ORIENTATION WORLD CULTURES THE FACULTY SENIOR ENGLISH Top Row: Mr. Cartwright, Mr. fcddy, Mr. Kerr. Mr. Lee. Front Row: Mrs. Throp, Miss King, Mr. Bossone, Mr. Manis. These are our teachers, a friendly enthusiastic group, who never weary of their students or their subjects. They guide us in the trackless labyrinths of grammar, reveal to us the mystery and romance lies concealed under the name of his- tory, and inspire us to heights unknown with their interest and encouragement. Top Row: Mr. Smiley, Mr. Osborn. Mr. Georgiades, Mr. Denton, Mr. Ballard. Middle Row: Mr. Casjens, Mr. Eddy, Mrs. Mize, Mr. Copeland, Mr. Gus- tafson. Bottom Row: Mr. Stevenson, Mr. Newton. Mrs. Sheets. Mr. Lane, Mr. Knox. Top Row: Mr. Schumann, Mr. Burroughs. Mr. Georgiades, Mr. Blakemore, Mr. Smiley. Mr. Gustafson. Middle Row: Miss Shepherd, Mr. Ballard. Mr. Casjens, Mrs. Mlze, Mr. Stevenson, Mr. Nichols. Front Row: Mrs. Sheets, Mr. Wolstoncroft, Mr. Knox, Miss hian$en, Mr. Newton. AMERICAN LIFE WHO DIRECT SENIOR PROBLEMS LANGUAGES Glancing at their morning mail are Mr. Kerr, Miss Root and Mr. Kelm. Top Row: Mr. Mathewson, Mr. Johnson. Middle Row: Mr, Webster, Miss Freeland. Mrs. Brannan. Bottom Row: Miss HHolmes, Mrs. Holt. Top Row: Mrs. Rowe, Mrs. Goodale, Miss Hiatt, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. McCandless. Bottom Row: Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. Ostrander, Mrs. Garey, Miss Denworthy. Mrs. Smith. Top Row: Miss Niles. Mrs. Stinson, Mrs. Croffoot, Mrs. Tannheimer, Mrs. Hastman, Mrs. Davis. Bottom Row: Miss Cavalier!, Mrs. Ogilby, Mrs. Routledge, Mrs. Hughes. Miss Mathony, Miss Ernst. Top Left: Mrs. Allen, Miss Barnard. Top Middle, Mrs. DeJardine, Miss Cavalierl. Top Right: Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Cumberland. Bottom Left: Mrs. Nowlln. Mrs. Croffoot. Lower Left: Mrs. Hepp, Mrs. Randle, Mrs. Hartman. OFFICES MAINTENANCE CAFETERIA AND BUSSES Top Row: Mr. Plooqh, Mr. Johanson, Mr. Wagner, Mr. Peek, Mr. Townsand, Mr. Cremer, Mr. Haitt, Mr. Erwin. Bottom Row: Mr. Parks, Mr. Stroud, Mr. Rouzer, Mr. Troech, Mr. Van Alstlne, Mr. Sargent, Mr. Berryman. Top Row: Mrs. Jelinek. Mrs. Stobauqh. Mrs. Elliot, Mr. Strunk, Mrs, Couch, Mrs. Cortez. Mrs. Birkes. Middle Row: Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. Stinnett, Mrs. Essman. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Epperly, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Cooley. Bottom Row: Mrs. Lonley, Mrs. Weissenbuhler, Mrs. Sallgren, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Johnson, The Indispensable iCM . Services Top Row: D, Tedrick, A. Turman. W. Lawson, R. Thorman, W. Kalk. M. Sippel. R. Capps, M. McCann. W. Newsom, Bottom Row: J. Blake, R. Burns, G. Summerfelt, K. Sheldon. W. Kleese, D. Chambers, H. Arnett, M. Hoag, A. Riesgo. H ' r ■55 ..X W • -.- T i ' ■  ufc- • N M L IS! ■P HH; . r OT ( ■p Student Government Formal meetings with feet propped on desks . . . Laconic Pete wielding the gavel . . . Campus clean-up campaigns . . . The breath- less excitement of elections . . . Garish post- ers littering the grass . . . Brilliant strategy to make or mar a campus wheel . . . Tense hours waiting for election returns . . . The impressive and solemn ceremony of the in- stallation assembly. STUDENT DEMOCRACY IN ACTION A.S.B. PRESIDENT— PETE TURNQUIST A salu-fe to our unruffled Associated Student Body President, Pete Turnquist. Here is an accomplished junior statesman, a logical and persistent worker who represents the Whittier Cardinals honorably and efficiently. Precocious, Reflective, often absent minded, and a thoroughly nice guy, he is our teen age study in comfort. Hi. Firs! Row — J. Cressman, J. Upton, J. Dunlap, J. Roberts, C. Sullivan. Second Row — P. Turnquist, A. Martins. C. Milcelson. L. McMillan. Third Row— L. Smith, S. Taylor. D. Davis, A. Wayte, B. Bruen. Standing — D. Eaton, M. Ashton, EXECUTIVES OF OUR GOVERNMENT Capable and amiable Jim Rob- erts, vice president, is Whittier High ' s industrious, energetic, and efFicient politician. With her friendly, gracious smile to all, our attractive A.S.B. Sec- retary, Beverly Bruen, has en- deared herself to each and every- one of her classmates. Quiet, seri- ous, and unassuming, Bev is our idea of a competent and fun-lov- ing leader. With his original ideas, hard work, and long hours. Publicity Mana- ger Charles Chuck Sullivan suc- ceeded in making 1954 one of our greatest years publicity-wise. 5 iJ!ni n «i s ? ' F f P P SONG AND YELL LEADERS Joanna Cressman, Marilyn Ashfon, Louise McMillan, Donna Davis, Sue Taylor, Dorothy Ea+on. FOR PEP - SPIRIT - AND ACTION Jimmy Upton, Carol Mikelson, John Dunlap, Alan Wayte, Alma Martins. Larry Smith. CABINET IN CONFERENCE Carol Smith - Annual Editor Shannon Mihid - Sirls ' League President Jim Roberts A. S. B. Vice President Pete Turnquist A. S. B. President Charles Sullivan A. S. B. Publicity Manager Beverly Bruen A. S. B. Secretary Louise McMillan Head Songleader Susie Wrinkle - C W Editor John Dunlap Head Yelleader Nelson Palmer Finance Chairman Haiel Crenshaw G. A. A. President MISS FINNERTY, ASB ADVISER REP BOARD Row I — left to right: D. Davis, C. Wile, M. Richardson, J. Roberts, J. Trierweller, G. Turner, D. Eaton. Second Row — left to right: D. Swartz, B. Bruen, L. Turner, S. Taylor, R. Boettger, hi. Crenshaw, C. Snnlth, C. Mlltelson, J. Cressman, B. Smith, S. McCrisfy, L. McMillan, M. Ashton, P. Albert. S. Mihid. D. Hoffman, H. Wiclt. Third Row— left to right; D. Westsmith. J. Dunlap, C. Sullivan, B. Oates, E. Simpson. Joanne Trierweller, Mary Richardson, and Dave Westsmith are doing their part in the Campus Clean-Up Campaign. Joanne Trierweller, 1st semester secretary, Jim Roberts, chairman, Mary Richardson, 2nd semester secretary, and Miss Finnerty, advisor. Campus Cleanup can be fun, too! FINANCIERS and PUBLICISTS The Finance CommiHee was kepf busy wi+h the laborious and time-consuming job of preparing, selling and receiving tickets for admission to all activities at Whittier High. Nelson Palmer ' s hard-working crew deserves a note of thanks for their excellent work this year. First Row: K. Lindgren. D. Wekall, N. Benne+t, S. Neely, M. Hepp. Second Row; G. McCue, N. Palmer, E. Simpson, D. Hoffman. D. Hoffman, Mr. Davis, Third Row: L. Wyclcoff. B. Bradley, J. Westman, J. Balcer, R. Christy, B. Tokheim, S. Sanders, K. Kolle. Long hours spent working in the paint room, originating new ideas, and tacking up signs paid off well for the Publicity Committee. They furnished publicity for the Spotlight Revue, Sadie Hawkins Carnival, and all foot- ball and basketball games as well as num- erous other activities and sports events. First Ro C. Su C. Hewitt, J. Roth. S. Westsmith. B. Rader. Second Row: G. Quails, M. Wise, van, D. Westsmith, B. MacDonald, Z. Norris. F. Spencer, P. Aderman, S. Goodwin. SENATORS First Semester — B. Osborn, B. Gordon. J. Pickering. D. Ferguson, Second Semester — C. Holtoway, B. Hill, W. Oates, J. Taylor, Mr. Ellish. First Row: B. Lee, D. Greenlee. C. Holloway. D. Ferguson. C. Chapman. J. Taylor, K. Lindley. Second Row: R. Kemp, B. Gordon. D. Mead, B. Osborn. D. Deatherage, W. Oates. Third Row: H. Smith. J. Pickering. B. Bachman. B. Hill, P. Henney, J. Upton. C. Rodriguez. Fourth Row: L. Smith, D. Olsen, J. RIos. D. Bruce, J. Flores. E. Simpson. Fitth Row: J. Ball, C. Bartley. B. Holdbrook, D. Saffels, D. Fernandez, B. Sertberg. The Senators, WhlHIer High ' s honorary club for upper-class boys, strive to maintain high standards of conduct on the Cardinal cam- pus. Mr. Avila advises this group selected for leadership ability, citizenship and schol- arship. Led by Mary Richardson and Jean Aitig, the Girls ' Council, composed of Junior and Senior girls, contributes greatly to our school by raising the moral standards and making our campus a more friendly one. Helping with such projects as the Big Sister Plan, Mrs. Cumberland willingly devotes many long hours. First Semester — Jean Altig. Carol Spanks, Ann Norton. GIRLS COUNCIL First Row: C. Coop, C. Hewitt. J. Mortruede, N. Stombaugh, N. Phlllippi. Second Row: D. Fitzgerald, L. Hathaway, F. Spencer, J. Montgomery, L. Millman. Third Row: A. Norton, C. Aguliar, P. Menagh, S. Mihid, L. McMillan. Fourth Row: B. Bruen, M. Richardson, P. Albert, Mrs. Cunnberland, Advisor. A. S. B. COUNCIL SUZIE AND ALAN PLANNING A MEETING Nancy Lewis, Assistant Editor; Mr. Denton; Carol Smith, EdI+o Ruth Galloway, Nancy Stewart, Business Manager, M, Sandvlclt, Advertising. Dorothy Eaton and Judy Arnold, Student Government. CARDINAL STAFF Sue Taylor, Sherry Hewitt. John Dunlap, Activities Pam Stanfleld and Gall Quails, Opening Carol Mlltelson. Marilyn Wing, Sharon Adamelt. Seniors Organizations: Marilyn Ashfon. and Pat Patterson This hard-worlting annual staff composed the yearbook Having suffered growing pains since last September, the Cardinal has finally enrierged out of eight months of chaos. Led by one ed- itor and two assistants (all driven to distraction by section members) the staff has known hours and hours of work, innumerable headaches, and many hearty laughs. As the last picture and the last piece of copy was sent to the printer, a gasp and a cheer could be heard from A 117. Photographers: Top Row: W. Purdy, B. Tibbetts, L. Berry, F. Nuffer, M. Copeland, D. Williams, L. Foss, and Mr. Hemmerling. Bottom Row: D. Marzoff. B. Karns. B. Lanier. P. Shook, and R. Sturtridge. c EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Susie Wrinkle ASSISTANT EDITOR Lorece Turner First Row — M. Velasco, C. Dees, D. Brown, S. Reese. Second Row: L. Turner, A. Wayte. D. Saffels. D. Coffman. Front Page — B. Holdbroolt, D. Brown, A. Wayte. Feature Page — R. Jarman. K. Kunow. Society Page — M. Velasco. S. Wrinlde. S. Reese. w C W Adviser — MEL HARRISON Business Manager — NORMA KELLEY Under the leadership of Editor Susie Wrinkle, the C W Staff worked hard to bring the news of school to every student. Advisor Mel Harrison spent long hours with the staff and devoted much of his extra time and ideas to the paper. All in all this year ' s C W Staff has done a great job in publishing the voice of the student. Staff Artisf — BOB BACHMAN Sports Stdtf CRAFT. B. HOLDBROOK, G. JOHNSON, D. SAFFELS Circulation Manager — LIZ POTTS Seniors Back to school with a strange feeling of old age and confidence . . . Familiar halls . . . Old friends, old places . . . New ones, too . . . Central station: quad . . . Spring quarter ar- rives on swift wings . . . Epidemic strikes . . . Spring fever . . . Bal for the last year . . . Senior Mother ' s Tea . . . Farewell dance . . . And finally . . . Accompanied with mingled feelings of joy and sadness . . . Graduation ... An unforgettable milestone ... A door closing one part of our lives, but opening another. SENIOR CLASS G. Widell, H. Crenshaw. B. Toliheim, N. Lewis, P. Menagh. President JACK TAYLOR Vice-President WALLY DATES ' ' f- Secretary MARY RICHARDSON Social Chairman PAT BROWN Yell Leaders: PAT ROGERS. ANN LOSEE. AND BARBARA KLEPING ER Song Leaders NADA BOWEN, MARSHA STINSON. JOLENE DYSERT, AND MARILOU KOENIG Thanks for fhe Memory could well be the theme song for fhe Senior class. Events under the leadership of Senior Council came off smoothly and profitably. Spectacular in a crowded calendar of achievements were the graduation festivities. The potential Great of ' 54 may well look back and say Thanks for the Memories . . . Wally, Pat and Mary. Top Row: Marsha, Jolene, Nada, and Marllou. BoHom Row: Pat, Ann. and Barbara. Mac and Jack. Senior Council Top Row: J. Alexander, L. Millman, C. Miltelson. J. Taylor, N. Puclcett. Middle Row: M. Ash+on, D. Cremer, O. Home, M. Stinson, D. Davis, J. Chidester. Bottom Row: Mr. McCartney, J. Cressman, C. Hewitt, M. Hewitt, B. Austin, M. Koenig, P. Rogers, J. Dysert. JIMMY ACOCKS KENT ALDRICH DONNA ADAMS SHIRLEY ALDRIDGE JIM ADAMS JANET ALEXANDER LINDA ANDREWS WALTER BABSON ERNEST AGUILERA JIM ALLEN RON ARCHER JUNE BAILEY LYDIA AGUILERA JEAN ALTIG BILL ARCHER JOHN BAKER tkJ JMt L.MI lk 4i - ' p r: -A fr-i !rf%A . GENE ANDERSON PHILLIP ANDERSON JOANNE AUGUSTON BOB BECK PAUL BEESON JOHN BILLHIMER CHARAMINE BISCHEL ryw iU..4k ' « TRUDY BARNES ROD BELL DEAN BLAGRAVE BARBARA BOOSE SUE BARR SHIRLEY BERGEN DOUG BLANKENSHIP GEORGE BOOZER KIRK BATHGATE NORMAN BERNIER LENA BLEHM NADA BOWEN SHEILA BAXTER DAVE BICKERSTAFF MILDRED BOEHM MARY BRANNON DICK BEAM BARBARA BISGS RENATE BOETTGER DON BRAUN liik li RICHARD BOHN ELSIE BRAY NICK BONTEMPO MARY BREHM 54 DAVID BRUCE ROSS BRENNAN BOB BROWN BEVERLY BRUEN JIM BURGNER ARLENE BRENT MARTHA BROWN HERB BRUSSOW BRUCE BURKE BOB BRESHEARS PATRICIA BROWN MARY ANN BUELL DICK BURNETT SOPHIE JEAN CALLAS GERTRUDE CAMP HARVEY CALLAGHAh BOB CAMPBELL is 4 SHERRILL CAPELL ESTHER CARRILLO JOHNNIE CARRISOSA DWIGHT CARRITHER5 JAMES CARROLL MIKE CHAPMAN MARY CISNEROS KENNETH CLOWARD JUDY CASAD BOB CHEATLEY ANNETTE CLARK BOB COCHENER SHIRLEY GATE NANCY MARIA CHEN RICHARD CLARK DIANE COLE ROBERTA CEDERBURG JERRY CHERMACK JIM CLARKSON FRANCES COLEMAN JUNE CERUTTI EUGENE CHERRY JOE CLEMENTS DONNA CONWAY aiO r tICHARD CERVANTES JOAN CHIDESTER -54 EUNICE LEE COOK LOUIS L. COWEN CECELIA COOP EUGENE COX NANCY COOPRIDER ROBERT J. CRAFT BOB CURRAN DON DEATHERAGE NANCY COOTZ DONNA CREMER WARREN CURTISS RONALD DeVILBISS LEROY COSTELLO HAZEL CRENSHAW BARBARA DANIELS MOLLY DIKEMAN LARRY EARNEST SHIRLEY EILAND SHARON DWYER NORMA EDMUNDS JOANNE ENZ BOB FEGEL JOLENE DYSERT BETTY EILAND EDWARD ERICKSON SANDY FELDT EDWIN ERICKSON DICK FERGUSON CHARLIE ESPINOZA CHARLES FIELD 54 GERALDINE GAM: CARL GILLIAM DORIS FITZGERALD BARRY FRY JACKIE GARRETSON JANICE GILLILAND JIM FLORES FRED FURGINSON MEREDITH GAULDIN BARBARA GIPSON MANUEL FLORES BEVERLY GAER DON GAYNOR SHIRLEY GISH RAMIRO FLORES GARY GALBRAITH ALAN R GEORGE ROY A, GLADWELL LOIS FOX BARBARA GALBREATH BOB GERRITSON WANDA GLASGOW JUNE L GLASS FEJEAN GOULET GARY GOFF MARILYN PETERSON ' 54 4 DELORES GRADA PAT GRAHAM JANE GRAHAM VIRGINIA C. GREEN VIRGINIA E. GREEN ROBERT HAMMIT KAYE HARPER HAROLD HAYNES DALE GREENLEE KAREN LEE HANSON JUDITH HARRISON C. HEADRICK LYNN HAGSTROM JOE HARBERTH PETE HARTMAN YVONNE HELM MARY LOU HALBURN PAT HARDIN MARGARET HASKINS HAROLD HEMMELE BILL HALL MARILYN HARDY RICHARD HAWKINS IRVING HENDRICK Md ik ARVEY HAMBARIAN ROBERT HARKER llfc j HOWARD KNOWLES MARILOU KOENIG SPENCE LdMOURE PATRICIA KENNY BARBARA KLEPINGER CHARLENE KOPPEN BARBARA LANGAN BARBARA KING ANDISS KLINGIECK PAUL A KRUCK BOB LANGFORD JEANNE KINGSHOT MARGARET KLINKER INGRID KRUMM NANCY LAPPLE FRED KINGSLAND DOROTHY KNISELY HELEN KUNG MARLENE LARSON RICHARD KLEIN CHARLES KNOUFF KAREN KUNOW ROSLYN LASCARI MARY JEAN LAWS WILLIAM LEE THOMAS LAWSON JO ANN LEECH ' 54 MARVIN LEITNER BOB LEPPOLD GERALD LEONHARDT JOAN LESLIE bJ ROGER LOEST NANCY LYNCH -54 KENNY LINDLEY CHARLEEN LOWRY BARBARA McCABE DIXIE MclNTIRE SHIRLEY LINE FRANCINE LUCAS GERLENE McCLAIN SHARON McKEEN LUDEANE LOCKHART LYNETTE LYFORD BOB McCOID LOUISE McMillan •5 4- ARLIS McMINN LUCRECIA MAPES MILTON MACHAMEF BARBARA MARLATT DON MACHEN VIRGINIA MARQUEZ LORAINE MERRITT JOHNNY MIZE SARA MACREADY E. MARRACCIN SHANNON MIHLD PAULINE MOFFITT DON MEAD PATRICIA MENEGH EULIMMA MILLER LAURELL MILLMAN MANUEL MORENO DENNIS MORTENSEN ,X- CSJES It i ' - r= ' SHARON OVIATT RAYMOND PACE R, NELSON PALMER WILLIAM PANNELL SURL NIELSON KEITH L. OLSEN LILLIAN PACHECO ANN PARKER HAL NOLTIMER BOB OSBORN JEAN PADIA LYLE PARKS PAT PATTERSON DARLENE PAULSON DEAN PAYNE ALAN PEEL 54 MAX PERICH HELEN PERKINS JEANETTE PERRINE ROBERT PERRY isJi MARILYN PETERSON LEAH PAOLINETTI AIDA PUIJADA EDDIE RAMOS LIONEL PETTERSON LOUELLA POTTER VIRGINIA pUIROZ JANICE RANDELL CAROLE PHILLIPS CARL POUNCEY DAVID RAINVILLE RICHARD RANDLETT JACK PICKERING SHIRLEY POWER G. M RAINWATER JOSEPH RAVENNA CARL PICOTT DAVE PRICE DONNE RAMIREZ SHIRLEY REARDON 1 JACK PIERCE RUSSELL PLANT NORMAN PUCKETT EUGENE PUSEY ■■w jTifc (i 4t4 iM DON REED JACHIE REED JACKIE RICHARDSON MARY RICHARDSON SANDRA REESE PEGGY RICHARDSON NELLIE ROBLES JACKIE ROSS CARMELITA RENDON AUDREY RICHENS B, ROCKWOOD JAMES ROTH DAVE REYNOLDS JERRY RICHMOND JACK RODDY LEON W, ROWE LARRY RICH FRANK RIPLEY E . ROENHILD JR. BOB RUGG MARY LOU RICH HELEN RIVERS PAT ROGERS BLAKE E. RUNCORN - %Mk i i i t i iiiiyi iiy BRUCE ROBERTS JIM ROBINSON ROBERT ROMICK LOIS ANNE ROOP GARY SARTIN KENNETH SCANNELL SANDRA SCHREIHART CHERYL SCHRUBEN fctJM AURELIA SANCHEZ JOE 5CHL0DERER CARLEEN SCHUTZ TEDDY SIMMES DICK SAFFELS FRED SCHMELZER ANN SECREST JACH SIMON OLIKONG SANDANG KAREN SCHMIDT DONNA SEDERBERG EDMOND SIMPSON STERLING SANDER ELAINE SCHMOKER CHARLES SEEVERS ROSA SKAGGS CLAUDIA SAPP BARBARA SCHRAEK BOB SEEVERE TIM SMALLWOOD j md L. SHALLEN6ERGER AUDREY SMITH PHYLLIS SHOOK CLYDE SMITH ■54 1 CAROL SMITH DONNA SMITH LELAND SMITH PAUL SMITH RONALD SMITH i P aj H ■P JOHN SOVICK CAROL SPANKS ROGER SPEAR DALE STEELE PATTY STEERE XT B ■r HARLEY STEWART LARRY STEWART NANCY STEWART CAROL STILLER MARSHA STINSON ( B -■• • BARBARA STONE CHARLES STOWE SANDY STRAYHORN EDITH STUMPF CHARLES SULLIVAN i PE6GIE SWAIN JACK SWINTON BEVERLY TALBOTT DON TANNER 54 ' 54 JACK TAYLOR BOB TEETER SUE TAYLOR TOM TEMPLETON DARREL THEDE JACKIE THOMPSON JOHN TRAMONTANO LORECE TURNER MARTIAL THIEBAUX BILL TIBBETTS J. TRIERWEILER PAUL TURNER ALSEA THOMAS W. TIMMERMAN ALICE TRIGGS PETER TURNQUIST ELIZABETH THOMAS ROBERT TOKHEIM JERRY TRIMBLE JIM UPTON KEN THOMASON MARGARITA TORRES GEORGENE TURNER DELORES VALENCIA 4; ELAINE VAN BUSKIRK MARY VAN DYKE L. VAN STELTEN E. VAN VORST VICTOR VARELA DELOS VEATCH JANE VROOMAN ROENA JEAN WAER JOE WALDEN EUGENE WALKER BOB WALKER V. WALLINGFORD BARBARA WALVOORD ALAN WAYTE MARGARET WELCHER DAVID WESTSMITH VIRGINIA WHITE JO ANNE WHITTEN HUflERl WICK GARY WIDELL JOAN WILLETT FRANK AMATO CAME GARY GROOM R A SHY JOHN NEVILLE ANTHONY SHAY FRED BERNAL JACK HASKINS DAVIK NUMICK DON SKINNER BUDDY BONDS CHESTER HASELY JEAN PALMER MANFRED STEVER ED CANTU KEITH INMAN APRIL PETTINGER TOM TOBIN JEANNIE CRUMPLAR JAMES JOYCE DORAL ROBINSON BILLY WARD M. DiGIROLOMO FRANKIE MAJARRO HARPER ROGERS BOB WEST JEAN ERICKS RUTH MUMFORD CLIFFORD ROY FRANK WYMAN CORA WILLIAMS MARIANNE WISE DONNA YOUNG DON L. WILLIAMS C. WOHLFORD JILL YOUNG BEVERLY WILSON DOUG WOOD CHRIS YOUNGQUIST JACCPUIE WILSON TEDDI WILSON MARILYN WING MARIANNE WINTON MICHAEL WOOD MARILYN WRIGHT SUSIE WRINKLE DARRELL YOUNG JERRY ZANELLI JOHN ZETZMAN CAROLINA GARCIA CAROL SMITH LIFE MEMBERS - CSF ' ' ' ' ' i   «s HI Back Row: P. Henney, W. Oates, P. Menagh, H. Crenshaw, L. Holmes, N. Lewis, B. Toltheim. S. Neilson, G. Wldell .Front Row; C. Smith, L. Millman, N. Cooprider, B. Salbreath, A. Martins, C. Hewitt, M. Hewitt, M. Larson, B. Stone. Organizations Every week crammed with meetings . . . Com- mittees for this . . . Councils for that . . . Spanish Club tops in popularity . . . Albertson field: fourth period stomping grounds for the band and drill team . . . Romans uncork fun at the annual banquet . . . Pep Club pro- vides spirit aplenty . . . Unknown members always turn up for field trips . . . Popular opinion: Clubs are the greatest. CARDINAL CHOIR GLEE CLUB THE MUSIC GOES ORCHESTRA MARCHING ALONG TOGETHER ROUND AND ROUND VISITW ' . H ' TTIfR DANCE BAND Playing a spirited fight song or a soft dance tune, the Cardinal Dance Band contributed greatly to the success of nnany school functions. They appeared at pep rallies, basketball games, noon benefit dances, and after- game dances. DRILL TEAM Under the efficient direction of Miss Lyon, the over sixty mem- bers of the peppy drill team provided a colorful array of fig- ures at all football games. Exe- cuting smart formations and prancing to the band ' s music, the girls gave a formidable per- formance. MAJORETTES: B. Dennen. M. S+inson. Drum Major— S. Mihid M. Myers, C. Wray. CARDINAL BAND FLAGSTERS: D. Smith, Y. Helm, D. Fitzgerald, J. Tho.npson. VARSITY CLUB ATHLETES UPHOLD C. L F. RULES HARRY JAMES DANCE TICKET SELLERS MAKING SIGNS FOR GAMES PEP CLUB PEPSTERS PROMOTE SCHOOL SPIRIT DANCE CLUB DANCE DECORATORS ART CLUB DECORATING FOR AFTER GAME DANCES ART IN THE BULLETIN CASE SPONSORS OF ANNUAL ART SHOW APPLE OF HIS EYE LITTLE DARLING THE LITTLE PLAYS This year the drama department did a wonderful job of presenting the Little Theatre Plays. For the first time at Whittier High School a centrally staged play was presented. Fun and work were enjoyed by all. WRITERS - SPEAKERS YOURS AND MINE CREATIVE WRITING CLUB LIONS CLUB SPEAKING CONTEST ■ ' DON ' T FEED THE ANIMALS ■SO WONDERFUL IN WHITE THEATER PLAYS CLUBS All those who are interested in speak- ing or writing ■find opportunity for expressing their creative abilities in the Creative Writing Club, the Foren- sic Society, the Lion ' s Club Speakers Contest, and the Thespians. DEBATERS - PLAYERS ' ■DON T FEED THE ANIMALS ■■— fflltir M FORENSIC SOCIETY THESPIANS FREIBURG CLUB To foster world friendship on the Cardinal Campus is the purpose of the Freiburg Club. Their nnain project this year was to make Renate Boettger, our exchange stu- dent from Freiburg, Ger- many, feel at home. FIRST SEMESTER SCHOLARSHIP WORLD FRIENDSHIP CLUB The main purpose of the World Friendship Club is to promote a better under- standing of different nations and their peoples. The Club sponsors various projects and activities to further their goals for World Friendship. (% vP SOCIETY SECOND SEMESTER ;S«iKS 4SS;s;«!S-«5«::f ■ — FRENCH CLUB POUR QUE NOUS COMPRENIONS MIEUX LA VIE FRANCAISE. GRATES MEMORIAL DE AMIGOS Y EL CASTELLANO. SPANISH CLUB GERMAN CLUB DIE DEUTSCHE SPRACHE MACHT UNS GROSSE FREUDE LATIN CLUB PROPONIMUS LINGUAM LATINAM ET CULTUM ROMANUM STAMP CLUB PHILATELISTS ENJOY THEIR HOBBY RADIO CLUB THEIR GOAL IS TO BUILD A SHORT WAVE TRANSMITTER AT WHITTIER HIGH. MUSIC CLUB PROMOTERS OF GOOD MUSIC THRO UGHOUT SCHOOL LIFE FOTOMETERS CAMERAMEN SHOW SCHOOL LIFE THROUGH PICTURES. MATH CLUB OUR NEW CLUB IS MULTIPLYING SCiENCE CLUB WITH MICROSCOPE AND TEST TUBE THEY SEEK THE TRUTH. F. B. L A. AUDITORIUM LOYAL GUARDS OF THE CARDINAL CREST DURING ASSEMBLIES F. F. A FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA THE BACKBONE OF EVERY PRODUCTION F. H. A. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA HEALTH COMMITTEE WELCOMING COMMITTEE OF CARDINALVILLE. C. O. R. S. THEY PROMOTE PHYSICAL WELFARE OF THE STUDENTS. MONITORS. MONITORS HELP PROMOTE EFFICIENCY IN OUR OFFICES. COLOR GUARD THEY CARRY OUR NATIONAL COLORS BEFORE OUR BAND JR. RED CROSS COUNCIL THEY CAMPAIGN FOR THE RED CROSS ON OUR CAMPUS. USHERETTES THEY USHER AT ALL PROGRAMS IN OUR AUDITORIUM Classes Frosh begin high school career with wide eyes and timorous hearts . . . Not long be- fore they look more at home than the seniors . . . Good cooperation between the Fresh- men and Sophomores for Carousel Capers . . . Result: big success . . . Juniors begin taking over the reins of government as up- perclassmen . . . Sponsors of the fall play and prom . . . Thanks for a memorable dance, Juniors. CLASS OF ' 55 Social Chairman, Barbara Rosentrater, Secretary. Jacfcie Hughes, President, Dick Olson, Vice President, Wayne Hlldebrand. Led by Dick Olson and Wayne Hildebrand, the Junior Class con+ribu+ed greatly to the school events of 1953-54. One of their most important projects was the fall play, Sight Unseen. The Juniors efficiently handled all of the ticket sales and publicity for this activity. Another project of this energetic class was the always-popular marriage booth at the Sadie Hawkins Carnival. Barbara Rosen- trater was in charge of organizing and supervising the Junior-Senior Prom. Top Row: Sherry Hewitt, Jeanne Week, Merry Rieniets, Judy Arnold, Mary Alice Erazim, Dorothy Courtney. Bottom Row: Bob Davis, Carol Ann Behrendt. IN THE QUAD . . . AT THE SNACK SHACK IN CLASSES IN THE COUNCIL, JUNIORS IN ACTION •£ t - T rr O n m Pi fr ' : -) p ' Pf l :V. Adamek, A. Adams, B. Addms, B. Adams, D. Adams. Adermann, Aque- ros, Agullar. Aquinaqa, Arken, Alan. Albert. Alberts, Albitri, Alcorn, Al- dama, Altman, Alto. Amick. Arm- strong. J. Anderson, S. Anderson. Andrade, Andreen, Andrews, Angulano, Appelbaum. Archer, Arends, Arm- strong. Arnold, Arrambide, Arrington. Auld, Austin, Alvaney, Alvarez, Al- vitre, Ayers, B. Bachman, V. Bachman, Bailey, Baker, Baldon. Baldovin. Ball. D. Ballard, E. Ballard. Barbour, Barker, Barnato, Barnewolt, Barnes, Barnett, Bartholomew. Bartley, Bartoo. Barton, Baucom, Sea- son, Beck, Behan, Behrens, Bell, Ben- bury, Bender. Bendixsen, Benskln, Berg, Berry. Besack. Bewley, Blbler, Binger. Bisset. Blanch- atte. Boozer. Boncher, Bonewlti. Boelter, Bolton, Bor- den, Bourne, Bowen, Bowman, Boxwell, Brackett, Bradley. Brake bill, Brandt, Bratton, Braucher, Bray. Breeding, G. Brendel, J. Brendel. Bristow. Britt, J. Britt. Brooks, Bromberg, C. Brown, D. Brown. D. Brown, J. Brown. J. Brown. L. Brown, P. Brown, 5. Brown. Browne. Buchanan, Buff nqton, Burger, Burgess, A. Burnett, R, Burnett, Burrows. Burrow, Bustow, Buswell, Butler. Bryant, Calfee, Campas, G. Campbell, J. Campbell, Caponero, Carey, Carter. Cartwriqht, Castle, Centeno. Cervantes, B. Cesario, R. Cesario. Chase, Chandler. Chapman, Chltty. Christy. Clanton. Clark, Clarke. Clarstrom, Clayton, Clendenen, Cleuqh. Click, Cole, Coleman, G. Collins, K. Collins, Compton, Conly. Conner, A., Conner, J., Constance, Conway, Cook, Cook, J., Cook, L., Copeland. K., Copeland, M.. Cordray, Couch. Courtney, Covert, Cox. Crandall, Cross, Cumberland, Cunningham. Dalthorp. Danforth, Dauve, Davidson. _.._ Davis, Davis, R,. Day. DeBernardi, Dees. Delaney, Del Nero, Dennen, Denniston. Densmore. DePello. Dicke rson, Dickey. Dickson. Diepen- horst, Olmmick. Dingley, Dixon. J,, Dixon, K., Doane. Doberstein, Donahue. Donges, Doren, Doughty, Dowis, Down- en, Downey, Downing, Downs, Dube. DuBois. DuchI, Dunbar, Dykes, Edwards, Egnew. Elben, Elben, Eliiarraras. Elwell, Emer- son, English. Ensley, Eppler, J., Eppler, L., Equlti, Eraiim, Erickson, B.. Erickson. E.. Es- paraza, Espinoia, A., Espinoza, F., Espinoza, M. Evans, Farrell, Feinhandter. Fernandez, Finney, Fitzgerald Flanders, Flower. Flynn, Foote, Forrar. Forsberg, Forfner, Foss, Foster, B., Foster. J., Foulk, Fouts, Fowler, Franco. Freddo, Frederich. Freeman, Freerksen, Frei, Fronk, Fuji- shige, Fulton. Garcia. R., Garcia, S., Garnett, Garris, Gasdia. Gasklll, Gdult. George, Gennusa, Ger- lach, Giardina, Gibson, Gieck, Gien- app, Gifford, Giller. Giliman, Gipson, Good, Goodell, Goodwin,, Gomez, Gordon, Gossett, Gottschalk, Goulet, Grace. Graham. Granillo, Gray, G., Gray, J., Greek. Green, Gregg, Gregory, Griffin, Griswold, Groot. Grubbs, Haei diges, Haines, Halfield, Hall, B., Hai,, C, Hall, J., Hall, K., Hamilton, H. nkins, Hamner. - ( P e f i r % 1l 9 P TiKs: f t p f f ' - - .aL jiMW . y 1il  -- f% 9 % 9} C C p % ¥ € f V 1 f ' fj ' f e? © i3i G Hansen, K., Hdnsen, N., Hdnson, B. Hanson, P., Hanvelt. Harper, Harrell ' Harris, D., Harris, E., Harrison, Harp- ster. Harshaw, Hass, Hartkopf, Hartman, Hartnell, Hartung, Hdworth, Harwood Hary, Haas, Haslett. Hathaway, Hay, Haye, Haymore, Hay- ward, Headon. Heady, Hedges, Hem- auer, Hemphill, Hemsworth. Hendrex, HenscI, Hepp, Herbert, Her- nandez, Herrick, Hess, Hewitt P. Hew- itt, S., Hildebrand, Hill, J. Hill, v., Hinton, Hoffman, Hokom, Hol- land. Hollingsworth, L., Hollingsworth M,. Hollon, Holt, Holiworth, Homer. Hong, Hoover, Hopp. Horsfall, Horst- mann, Hoskins, Houser, Howey, Hub- rT an, Huerta, Huffmon. Hughes, D., Hughes, J.. Hughes. T., Hulbert, Hunter, G., Hunter, W., Hur- sey, Irgens, Isaacson, Jackson, T., Jack- son, C. Jaczmin, James, Jarman, Jauregui, Jef- fers, Jensen, Jertberg, Jessop, Jimenez, Johnson, A.. Johnson. D. Johnson, D., Johnson, L., Johnson, L., Johnson R., Johnston, E., Johnston, H., Johnston, J., Jones, J.. Jones. K. Jones W., Jordan. Jordan, R., Kalmikov, Kardas, Karns, Keene, Kelly, Kennedy, Kenney Kiger Kincel, Kirby. Knapp, Knauss, Knight, Knox, Kolb, Kolesar, Kolle, Koon, Koran. Korpi Krider. Kridler. Krodell. Krogh. Kurtz, Lacey, Lakin, Lamb, Lancel, Lane, Langford, Lanir. Larraway. Larson. La Russo. Lasater, Lawliss. Lawson. Lawton, Ledlow Lee J., Lee. R.. Lee, R. E. Leisure. Lenton. Less ey. Lester, Lewis, l J., Lewis, P., Limon, Llndgren, Linning, Liptow. Little. Locy. A., Locy, L., Loo, Lorey, Losee, Loucks, Lucas, Lucero, Luett, Lukens. Luker. Lund, Lundin, Luskin, Lutz, Lux, Lyford, McCdfferty, McClosky, McClure, Mc- Corkenddle, McCul lough. McDdniel. McOermoit, McDonald, Mc- Edchern, McGee, McGinty, McKenzie, McKinney, McLaughlin, McMahan, Mc- Murtry, McNaron, McNiff, MacConnell, Mac- Donald, B,. Mac Donald, S,. Magers, Mainard, Maker, Malatka, Malkowskl, Maltone. Manley, Mapes, Mara, Marruffo, Mar- tin, C, Martin, G , Martin, 1., Martin, M., Martinez, D., Martinez, G., Marto. Marzolf, Mason, Mathews, Matoian, Matthews, Mattis, Mayes, May, Maz- zetti, Meacham Meier. Melendrez. Mendez, Menmuir, Meyer, Meyers, Miller, D., Miller, J., Miller, M., Millers, Miller, R.. Milliken. Mills, M., Mills, M , Mitchell, Moline, Monroe, Montgomery, Mooney, Moore, A., Moore, G., Moore, J., Moore, J. Moore. R, Morales, Morris, Morton, B., Morton, C, Mortrude, Mossinger, Muller, Mullins, Murphy, Muse. Musgrove, Myers. Myrick. Neitike, Nel- son, B., Nelson, E., Nelson, T., Neu- man, B., Neumann, Newman, J., New- man, W, Newsom, Nichols, N i e d e r h e I m a n . Nieuwiandt, Nigro, Norberg, Norman. Norris, J., Norris, W., Norrls, Z.. Northcutt. Norton, Novak, Noxon. Nunez, Ohisen, Oien, Oliver, I., Oliver. C, Olson, C, Olson, D., Orchard. Ortiii, Osborn, Pack, Padgette, Padilla, J,, Padilla, R., Page, Pahland, Paik, Palmer, B., Palmer, D. Parker, Park man. Parks, Pastrano. Pat- terson. B,, Patterson. L., Paulus,. Pech. Pelant, Peloso, Pelton. %J 4 rs ft ' ; ' • 4- fTsf A hi ik m. M -a I ' • ■ .■V. U T ' a a C f f n x c f-- f n f ' f . ft k ft. O O P -- J A.- M£-hJ . i - y a (} @i!? f f p ' o t- ' 7 - .- jw v rA r. 1 « « - (-, IIIIIIIIIIIIIWBIIIIIIIMIIIIIIII Pena, Pendleton, Perei, A., Perez, Per- kins, Perry, Peters, Petersen, Philippi, Phillips. C. Phillips, E. Picott, Pierce, M., Pierce R., Pina, Pin- ninger, Pitts, Pollard, Ponce de Leon, Pope. Potts. Powell. Price, Purdy, Quails, Quijada. Quinney, Quintanar, Raber. Rader, Rahilly, Ra- mos, Randall. Rasmussen, Rathbone, Rawlins, Raynor, Reed, Reqan, Reld, Rieniets, Reirinq, Reppert, Rhinehart. Rhoden, Rrggsby, Riley, Rios, Ripley. Rippy, Roberts, A., Roberts. B,, Rob- erts, B.. Roberts, J., Roberts, R. Robinson, Robles, Rochet, Rodrrguei, C, Rodriguez, R.. Roff, Rogers, Rohr- bach, Rosales, Rose, Rosentrater. Ross. A., Ross, J., Rudberg, Rudman, Rupert, Ruward, Ryburn, Sallis, Sam- son, Sanders, D., Sanders, D. Sandvick, Sather, Savage, Scane, Scer- bo. Schlink, Schroth, Schultz, Schmid, Schmidt, Schmits. Schweikart, Scomnerson, Schuch. Sco- vel, Schweitzer, Seager, Seeley, Sells, Seeman, Senke, Several. Sewell, B., Sewell, S., Shaddix, Schaffer, Shanley, Shields. Shippy, Shockley, Shook, Shores, Shuagis. Shutts, Sickler, Siemens, Sllves, Siml- son, Simon, Simonian. Simpson, Skarda, Skiba, Slaydon. Smith B., Smith, B., Smith, C, Smit h, G., Smith, G., Smith, H., Smith, J., Smith, L., Smith, S., Sparks, Spencer. Spitimiller, Springer, Stahl, Stanfield, Stanley. C, Stanford, Stanley, J., Star- key, Stearns, Steele, Steffen, Steinkamp, Stephens, Stern, Stewart. D., Stewart, M., Stewart, T., Still, Stin- nett, Stitt, Stoebe, Stoffregen, Streeter, Stombauqh, Strieter. Stroh. Strong. Stucker, Sturgeon. Sturtridge, Tdckett, Taejo, Tavis. Taylor. Tebbs, Thayer, Thomas, A., Thomas. J,, Thomas, J-, Thompson. D.. Thompson, D., Thompson, T.. Thomp- son, W,, Thomson. Thornton. Tickenoff, Tobin, Townsend, Tracy. Tripp, Tucker, Turner, Tuttle, Tye, Tyler. Ulrich. Van Deventer. Vaughn. Velasco. Villanueva. Vinson. VogI, Walker, D., Walker, R., Wallace. Wallers. Waller, Wallis. Walsh. Walters. Wag- ner. L. Wagner, P.. Wankler, Warn. Wassum, Watt, Way. Weatherwax, Webb. Week. Weger. Weisgerber, Wekall. Welcher. Welsh. B. Welsh P., Wendt, West. J. West M. Westin, Westmoreland, Wheaton Wheeler, Whit e, B,, White, D. White. T., Whitfield. Whitlock, Whitney, K. Whitney, Whittington, Whyte, Wiggins. Wildermuth Wilford. Willes, Williams, E., Williams, G., Williams. K.. Will- iams. V. Willson, Wilson, N., Wilson, L.. Wi- quest, Wolfe. Womack, Wood, Wood- ard, Worley, Worthington, B., Worth- ington, N. Wray. Wright. Yates. Yee. Yerkes, Yocum. Yonkman. Young. Younger. Zahariades. W f% f C f a © a r r p r-v I jir k o. % r ini |.__. , t r « © . y n («f CLASS OF ' 56 President, Pete Norvell. Vice President, Kathleen Macroie, Secretary, Donna Rich, Social Chairman, Carol Taylor. Under the direction of President Pe+e Norvell, the Sophomores nnade an outstand- ing record this year. With their ability, originality, and willingness to work, they nnade the Frosh-Soph Dance, Carousel Capers, an evening of excitement and fun. At the Sadie Hawkins Carnival the Sophomore Class sponsored a hitchin ' booth. Top Row: Bi!l Corcoran, Sandy Foster, Marsha Garrett, Sharon Turner, Sue Porter, Joan Hamilton, Mel Topping. Bottom Row: Janet Ciocca, Margie Miller, Jean Ciocca. STUDENTS ENJOY CAMPUS LIFE A FAMILIAR SCENE LIFE AT WHITTIER HIGH ISN ' T ALWAYS EASY SOPHOMORE COUNCIL PLANS THE FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE DANCE r- ' i O f v n n p ) f r ' f Vf. V -N % Ip (f t f P O 9 t y ti i £ f fi P J f Abrams, Acosta. Agrusa, AguMera, Al- derson, Aling worth. Amick. Amstuti, Anderson, A., Anderson, C, Anderson, F. Anderson, T.. Anderwald. Angel. Angul- ano, Anthis, Areqood. Armstrong, Ar- nett, Arnolt, Ashbrook. Austin. Awerkamp, Babajian, Babcock, Bag- well. Ballon. Balrd, Baize. Baker, Bald- win. A., Balen. Baldwin. L. Ballard, Barajas, Barr. Barrett, Bartine. Baxter, Beard, Bernardino, Beasley. Belles, Benatz. Bennett, Betarano. Bishop. Blehm, Bloss, Bonham, Bonser, Bowen, Boyle, Braca- monte, Brackney. Branham. Brandt, Braverman, Bremer, Bridger. Bromley, Broodfoot, Brooksher, Brown, C. Brown. C. Brown, D. Brown. L., Brown, S.. Brunfy, Burchett. Busching, Burkhart, Byers. Cain, Cald- well, B.. Caldwell. R.. Calnek. Campas, Capron, Caraway, Carlisle, Carman. Carmenter, Carroll, Carson, Carty, Carver, Carrlsosa. Case. Casier, Castanon, Cathcart, Cha- vez, Christiansen. Christman, Christy, Ciocca, J., Ciocca, J., Cisneros. Clabauqh. Clark, Clarke. C, Clarice. J,. Clayion, Coror n. Coffman, Coffy. Cohen. Cole, M., Cole, N. Coleman D.. Coleman, D.. Coleman. J.. Collins, J.. Collins, J., Colwell. Cooley, Coomer, Cootz, Conchetos, Cortex. Cortright, Crandall. Crawford, Cross. Crouch, Croiler. Cruz. L., Crui, M., Crye, Cummins. Currey. Cina, Darrow, Davidson, D., Davies, Davis, G-, Davis, L,. Dayton, Deese, DeLaCruz. DeMoss, Denlinger, J. Den linger, J., Denlinger, P., Diaigon- Zeles, Dickinson, Diepenprock, OiPep- pino, Dolejsi, Donchew, Dorn, Douglas, Doxey. Drake, Duarfe, Duncan, Dunklin, Du- Pont, Durbin, Durnei, Dutton, Earl, Eastlund. Eastman, Elliott, Ely, Emerson, England, Eng strum. Epsey, Ericks, Estrada, Ev- arts, Eyier. Esplnoza. Feldkamp. Pel is, Feltman, Ferguson, FerrJer, S., Ferrler, Fleshman, Ford, P., Ford, R., Foshee, Foss. Foster, P., Foster, S , Foulk, Franco. Frank, Freeman, Fulenwlder, Gabor, Galbreath, Gallndo, Galvan. Garcia, Gardenshire, Garrett, Gates, Getling. Giddings, Giesking, Giles, C, Giles. J,, Giles, N.. Gill. Gillenwater, Gingros. Gire, Glenn, Gomez. Goodwin, Graham, Gray, Grif- fith, Grotte, Gruber. Guin, J.. Guin, R.. Gunderson, Gutier- rez. Haqmier. Haqman, Hall. D., Hall, P., Hall, J.. Hall, N.. Hall, T. Hammons, Hanson, Harris. Harrison, Harter, Hartman, Hartnett, Harvey. Hathaway. F,, Hathaway. T-. Hawks. Hess, Hersam, Herron, Herbert, Heim. Heilsen, Hellman, Hegardt, Heald, Hayden, Hawn. Higglnbotham. Hodgerzell, Holmes, A.. Holmes, P., Hopkins. Hopping, Horner, Huffman, Hughes, Hunter, Ice- nogle. Irwin, Isbell, Ittner. Jackson, C, Jack- son, L., Jacobs. Jaramlllo, Jenkins, Jesse, Jimenez, Johns. Johnson, P., Johnson, J., Johnson, L-, Johnson, S,, Johnston, B.. Johnston, B., Johnston, P., Jones, G., Jones, M., Jones, W.. Jordin. Juenke, Justice, Kahavel, Kankelbore, Kaufman, Keck, Keith, Keefe, Keeling. Kelley, Kennard. Kentoveros, Keyes, Kidd, Kidder, Kinch, Klinkhammer, Knapp, Knauss, Knight, Knoll, Knox. « f f. o j S Sf P fM O O f :. Pi f e% Cy M :: -f [mm d ' f f?3f ' « ye . . I I f l A Koen!g, Korne, Kritier, Kuns. Lacina. Laird. Lakin. Lara. C, Lara, D.. Lari- m-re. Latson. La ugh tin, Lawson, Lay ton Led better, Lee, B., Lee, D.. Lee. D., Lee, G., Leonard, J., Leonard, V,, Leslie, J. Leslie. M., Lewis. Lindley. Lindsey. Littlejohn, Llamas. Lonaker, Loo, Lo- pez. Lorenzen, Losee. Ludwiq, Luian, McCartney, McCauley, McChristy, McCombs. McCormick, McCullough, Mc Daniel, McDonald, McDouqal. McGrath, McGeary. McQuown, Macti- ado, Macias, Macrorie, Maqill. Mal- donado, Manion, Maraist, Marling. Marquez, Martin, Martinet, Martinetto. Martinez. Matoian, Matthews, Mattson, Mauss. Meador, Melton, Mendlvil, Mentey, Merola, Meza, Mez- lell. Miller, M.. Milter, M., Millott, Mills. Milton. Mock. Moore, J., Moore, W., Mo re. W , Montgomery. Morales, Moreno, E., Moreno, F., Morgan, Morris, Morten- sen, Mueller. Muir, Murray. J.. Murray, P., Muse, Muther, Myers, Naranjo, Neal. Neely, Nemetz. Newqulst Newton, Nicholson, Nick. Nigh, Nimrod. North. Norvell, Odell, Ohap, Olaque. Olson, Olsen, Orlando, Orr, Ortiz, Osborn, Owenbey, Owsley, Palmer. Parkinson, Parks. Pa rritt. Past ra no, Patino. Patterson, Paulls, Payne. D,, Payne. J., Payton. Peterson, A., Petersen. M., Petersen. R., Pettey, Phillips, Pickering. F., PIcVt- ing. R-, Pierce, Poison, Pompilio, Por- ter. Pratt. Prince, Quintana, Ragqio, Ram- sey. R()wlings, Raymond, Reding, Reed er, Reid, Reimer, Rich, C , Rich, D,, Richison, Richard Kios, Ripley, Riva, Rivera. Robbins Roberts, Robinson. Rockwood, Roddy, Rodriguez, C, Rod- riguez, J., Rodriguez. J.. Rodriguez R Rogers. Rolls, Root, Rosales Ross ' j ' R3SS. S.. Rowar I. Rowe, Roy Royer Rul, Russeft, Russell, Rutz, Ryzn Saf- fels. Sandie. Santas, Saybo. Schafer, Schich- tel, Schoonover, Schmid. Schmoker ScotI, Schrerhart. Schimd, K. S crest. Self, Sellers, Sendejas Sent- eney, Serdinsky, Shutfield, Shumard Simmons, Smith. C, Smith, D. Smith. D,. Smith. J,. Smith, J. Smith J . Smith, J.. Smith, R,. Solsby Sosa ' Spear. Sfory, Stowe. Strunk, Stinson, Stuart, Sudac, Surratt. Suter. Swadley, Sweaza Tadewald. TaUim ntcs. Tameny. Tange. Taylor C Tiylor. U . Tekko. Tenbrrok, Tefonei Thatcher, Thomas, F., Thomas. J. Thomson. Thompson. A., Thompson, D., Thompson, E., Thompson, M., Thorley ' Timmerman Topping, Tomlinson, Tran- turn, Trossello. Troutman, Tunnelle. Turbyfill, Turner, P-, Turner, T , Turner, S.. Underwood. Utz. Valeska, Van Daveer, Van Matre Vannam n, Victor, O.. Victor. P, Vi- cuni. Villanuova. Voss. Wacker, w ' aito Waldron, B , V aldron, D.. Waldrcn l ' Walker, G.. Walker. J.. Walker, J., Wall, Walvoord, Washbrun, Wassum Wayland, Weaver, Weed, Weigand Welsh, A,. Welsh, F,, West, Westman Westsmith. White, Whittemore, Wick- ham, WIeselman, Wilburg, Wiie. Wilkinson. Willoughby, Wilson B Wilson, N., Winchester, Windle Wini- ecke, Wortman, Wyckoff, Ybarra Yorke  CS C i 1 } C O ' !:; ' F. pm ' •- ' f%p r- ,:.! p c , CLASS OF ' 57 President, George Yackey, So- cial Chairman, Judy Wilson, Secretary, Madeline Carrlngan, Vice President, Doyle Herrick. Top Row: Jane Turnqulst, San- dy Winton, Mona Hause, Mar- celine Mihid, Jane Pryor, Carol Williams. Bottom Row: Ronnie Davidson, Shirley McChristy, Judie Dah- lem. Tommy Jones. FROSH COUNCIL A. --il, Abrams, Aceves, Acosta, Adams, D,. Adams, G., Adrienace, Agulano, Agui- lera. L.. Agullera, A., Albright, Aldatz. Alderman, Alexander, Alford, Amsbury, Anderson, C, Anderson, N., Anguiano, Anthony, Armstrong. Arndt. Arrellanes. Atkinson, Autislo, Austin, Avey, Ayers, Babcock, Bailey, Baker, E., Baker, L., Banhart, Bannister. Barbar, Barcelo, Barmore, Barnett, Bar- ring ton, Barrios. Barron, Barton, Bau- man, Bauswell, Baxter. Beafa tiller, Beamer, Beauford, Beck, Beebe, Beeson, Berry, Berryman, Bezay- ift. Biggers, Blackinton. Blair. Bliss, Blower. Borst, Bowen, Bra- camonte, Bradford, Brakebill, Brantley. Brizendine. Brown, B., Brown, B,, Brown, E,, Brown, G., Brown L., Bru baker, Bruce, Brum- mitt, Bryant. Bruant, Burbatt. Burchett, Guilford. Burke, Burleson, Bussinger, Bustis. Burton. Caho, Cajero. Callahan, Camarillo. Chambers, Chapin, Chapman. Chodz- ko, Christiansen, Christy. Cisarino, Clafke, B.. Clar, E., Clarkem, Clayton. Chambers. Campbell. Capron, Carlton, Carrigan, Cash, Castro, Cathcart, Cat- lett, J., Catlett, S., Catron. Clift, Cline. K., Cllne, V.. Clinken- beard. Coffman, Cole. Coleman. Col- lins, Colquitt, Conn. Coots. Cornford, Coties, Cox. Crandall, Gros- ser, Crow. Culberson, Curran, Curry, Dahliti. Davidson. Deis. Delaney, D., Delaney, L.. Del Nero, Davies. Davila, Davis. A., Davis, D., Decastro, Davis, M.. Deck. DeLuca, Demeke, Detviler, Deutsch. De- Witt, Dickinson. Dickerson, Diehl, Die- ter, Dishion, Dockstader. f f 1-,- ' t m ' fl ' :% f . i P. f ' P ' e -«i 1 t r f l l f  f= l 1 O f i o mtm Dorame, Downey, Downing, Downs, Drennon, Duncan, Duma. Eby. Eddy. Eicholti, Eisdmann. Elizalda. Elliott. Ellis. D., Ellis. H., Elold. Emard, Eppler, Ersklne, Esparza, E , Esparzd, I., Esparia, S. Esplnoza. J.. Esplnoza. R.. Evans, Ewinq Feldt. Felix, Ferrell, Fertig, Fitzgerald, Flacky, Flanders. Fogle, Fontaine, Ford, G., Ford. S., Foster, Fox, Franco, Frank, D., Frank, W,, Frederich, Freitas. Friedhof, Fritzler, Frodsham, Fronk, Fulce, Furrey, Galato, Galegos, Gallo- way, Gamble, Galvan, F. Galvan, G., Gannaway, Garcia, Gar- rett, Garvin, Galvadon. Gekas. Gentry. Genoud, Gerrior. Gielish. Griffin, Gladwell, Godinez, Gomez, L., Gomez, S., Gonzales, Gordon, Gonsch, Gonzales, A., Gonzalez. T., Govaldon. Granger, Gray, Gravier, Greffoz, Gregg, Green, F., Green, J,, Gremmel, Grensted, Greenwood, Greer. Griffin, Grimpe, Gunderson, Gunn, Gutierrez, R . Gutierrez, T,, Guzman, Hdckethorn, Hagemann, Haqerty, Hag- man. Hall, Hampson, Haney, Hannon, Han- sen, B., Hansen, G., Harder, Hardrn, Harner, Harrington, Harris. Hart, Hartman. Hartwell Harvey, Ha- thaw. Hathaway, K., Hathaway, R , Hdudenschield, H a v i I a n d Ha worth, Hawse. Haxton, Haynes, Healy, Heaton, Hef- ley, Hergenrother, Hernandez, Hern- schall. Herrera, Herrick, Hess. Hickok, Hilditch. Hilbum. Hilse, Hilts, Hoak, Holbrook, Holland, Hollings- worth, Holiworth, Hook. Hooper, Hoover, Hora, Horton, Hose- ley, Houchen, Howell, D., Howell, D., Hudnut, Huffman, D., Huffman, M. Hume, Hunter, C, Hunter. K., Hurtt, Jaffee. Jackson, H., Jackson, V., Jacobs, James, G., James, H., James, L. James. L., Janeway. Janzow, Jaynes, Jenkins, D., Jenkins, M.. Jensen. B., Jensen, D,, Jimenez, Johnson, C, John- son, N. Johnson, S , Jones, C, Jones, K , Jones, L-, Jones, T., Jones, T.. Kalmi- hov, Kammerlinq. KeMam, Kelley, Kelly S. Kelly S., Kenley, Kennard. Kenneth, Kenshdio, Keys. Kinsdon, Kline. Knight, Knupp, Kobayashi. Kopcke, Korn, Korsmeier, KoyI, Kret, Kroha, Kruqman. Kruse, Lamp. Lane, H., Lane. M. Laputo, Lara, Lauderdale, Laughlln. Laws. R.. Laws, R., Lee. J,, Lee M,, Leffier, Lemire, Lemons, Leonard, Lester. Ley, Leybourne, Linam, Lindsey. Lindquist. Livingston. Llamas. Loo. Lopez, F. Lopez, M.. Lopez. N., Loquet, Lozano. Lydic, McAllister. McCartney, Mc- Christy, McCombs. McCommon, McCorkendale. McCurdy, McGlocklon, McDonald. McElvain, Mcintosh, Mclver, McKenna. McKenzie, McManus, McMaster. Maass. Maciel. Madors, Maqee, D., Maqee, K-, Maldonado, F-, Maldonado, R., M alone, Mallett. Molooly. Manasco, Mark. Maker, Marralst, Marruffo. Marsee, Mason. Marsh, Martin, Martinez, H.. Martinez. J.. Martinez, M., Marzolf. Meqrdle, Meledez. Menach, Mendei, Mendoza, Menmuir, Mertz. Mesa, Me- wherter. Meyer. Meyers. Mezd, F., Meza, W., Mihid. Miller. M,, Miller. P., Millikan. Minard. Mireless, Molocznik. Moorhead, Morales. B. Morales, F.. Morqan, Mortensen. Mose- ley. Moser, Mossman, Motta. Mudra, Murphy, C, Murphy, R. Mum. 5 -4 r tp C 2Ji¥ n r f rsi r c ' ' Iv A f £ p C) f  p ? p iP p 4 1 M. — - — ' i 1 i p li, I -Jt ' t. I la ft ' n e , 1 p p a mdk,M ■ ' L ■i f f O e ■i Jfc f ' e (P f f Q © -1 dii ' ) t ' t Mylrea, Nagle. Napier, Heal. Neiger, Nelson. A.. Nelson, C, Nelson. M., ' Nevarez, Newbold, NIemi. Niles, NImrod, Noe. Norrls. Nubling Odkley, Oates. Oliver, D., Oliver, N., ' Orlando, Orozco. Osborn, Ovenshire. Overlander, Ov n- bey. Pace. C, Pace, B., Padia, Padilla Paegel, Parker, Pasillas. Parsons. Pasillas. Pastrano, Pate. Pat- ferson, Peauroi. Peck, Peoples, A., Peoples, G., Peoples. N., Penrod. Peres, A., Perez, C, Perez, D., Perez, H.. Petersen, Peterson, Petrocelll. Phelps. Pierce. Pinkerton, Placencla. Ponce. Porter. Pond, Preston, Priver, Provencio, Pryor, Purdy. Putt, Quails, Quijada. puintana. Quintanar, Rader, Ramsey, J., Ramsey. R., Rasmussen. Ravenna, Razo, Reber, Recendez, Regan. Reed, Reeves, J., Reeves, M.. Rehders, Reiner, Remmy, Renfro, Renken, Reyes, Reynolds, C. Reynolds, J. Rhone, Rich, Richmond, G. Richmond K., Rieboldt, Riley. L., Riley. R.. Rippy] Rivers. Roark. Roberts. Roberts. Robinson, Robledo, Rodelo. Rodriguez. A., Rodriguez. B.. Rodri- guez D., Rodriguez. L,. Rodriguez. P.. Rolls, Romberg. Romero, C, Romero, S,, Romick, Roop, Root, E., Root. H., Roslni. Rosseri Roup, Rueff. Rumble. Rushing, Ryan, Ryden, Sacquety, Salter, Sanchez. Sandie, Sass. Saul. Sawn, Sawyer. Saylor, Scannell. Scaublin, Scheel, Scheld. Schmelzer, G.. Schmelzer, M., Schmeyer, A.. Schuman, Schwartz. Scoff Scoff, Scovel. Sedero, Seltz, Sellers. Severe. Shaddix, Sheeter, Shepard. Sherry. Shores. Shores, Showalter. Sicotte, Sides. Sig- rist, Silva, Simon, Simone, S.monia, Simmons, J., Simmon. R. Simpson. Sims, Skarda, Slater. Sleeper, Sloan, Smith, J., Smith, J., Smith, M., Smokier, Smyth. Snodgrass, Snow. Soulas, Spriesters- bach. Sprouse, Spanks. Stanford. Sfar- key. Stearns, Steinback, Stem. Stephens, Stevens, L., Stevens, N., Stegler, Stiller, Stelson, Stro.hmani Storie. Stratton, Slumpf, Sullivan. Summers. Summerson, Swadley, Svkora, Tacker. Talamantes, Tate. Taylor, Teifor. lempleton, Terrell. Terry, Thede, Thomason, J., Thompson. B., Thompson, S., Tiberio, Tilney, Tibe- rro, Tippett. Topartier. Towler. Townsend. F,, Townsend, R,, Tramon- tano, Trejo, Tribolet, Troyano, Tucker. Turner. Turnage, Tunnel I e, Turney. Turnqulst, Uffman, Utterback Vaca Valdei, E.. Valdei. M.. Valentine. Vail Vandaveer. Van Viiet, Van Vorst. Vaveris. Vilaseca. Villanueva, Vorkmor, Wackoen, Waer, Wagner, B-, Wagner, J., Waite, Waldron. Walker, Walker, D.. Wallis. Wangler. K.. Wangler, W., Wardle, Waterman. Watson. Webb, Weed, Weldon. Wendt. Wennerberg. West, B.. West, R., Wet- zel, Weyrick, Whaley, Willhoff. Wil- i liams. C, William, D., Williams, J.. Williams, J. Williams M,, WII liams, V,, Willis. Wlnton Wold, Wood. D., Wood, F., Wood S. Worlev. Wyatt. Wyckoff. Wright, Yackey, Yniguez, Young, Yo ngaray, Zaragoza, Zetzman. I v f i ? f O O c li C - c pH C f D r.:! ' it ' ll d iimJih Activities A whirl of never-ending events . . . Frosh- Soph Dance . . . Fall play: Sight Unseen . . . Ghosts visit Whittier campus . . Girls League Snow Whirl draws capacity crowd . . . Daisy Maes and Li ' l Abners descend upon the Car- dinal Dogpatch . . . Everyone had a great time . . . Harry James provides the music for the Varsity Club dance . . . First big-name band for Whittier High ... All in all . . . Best year ever everybody agreed. ■4. PRINCESS GINNY QUIROZ QUEEN TERESA PADIA PRINCESS CAROLYN WOHLFORD AFTER GAME HOME COMING GAME OUR PEPPY BAND AFTER GAME DANCE HOME COMING DANCE DANCES AFTER GAME DANCE HOME COMING DANCE DRIBBLE DIP VICTORY ROMP ALADDIN ' S LAMP Turbaned genies, smoking lamps, and hosts of dancing girls joined together to make this year ' s Hi Jinx, Aladdin ' s Lamp, a tremendous success. Laurel Millman, Miss Mar- garet Withrow, and Mrs. Marlon Nichols, student director, faculty advisor, and Girls ' League advisor respectively, were always on hand to offer their interest and advice. A capacity crowd made it possible for the Girls ' League to offer again a $500 scholarship to a senior girl. 3RD PRIZE, CARBONATED CAPERS 2ND PRIZE, BOARDWALK OF BAGHDAD 1ST PRIZE. KITCHEN KONNEPTIONS ■- SIGHT UNSEEN Cast Student Directors The success of the fall play, Sight Unseen, a comedy, was due fo the efforts, time, and talent of the Junior Class and the Drama De- partment directed by Mr. William Keim. Jackie Wilson and Larry Stewart,, along with the rest of the cast, portrayed their parts of the spirit world realistically and con- vincingly. CAST OF CHARACTERS Etta Eunice Lee Cook Miss Potter Helen Muller Archibald Andrews Jim Orr Lady Judith Elliot Jacquie Wilson Mrs. Millicent Malone Carol Stewart Henry Malone Larry Stewart Mat Gary Smith Lady Hortense Elliot Margie Moorehead Sir Thomas Elliot Dick Bohn Lady Penelope Elliot Minna Keane Mr. Bleating Hawk Phil Tramantano Helen Muller, Garry Snnlth, Jim Orr MR. KEIM Minna Keane. DIcIt Bond, Jacquie Wilson, Carol Mathlas, Margie Moorehead, Garry Smith THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER n CAST OF CHARACTERS Mrs. Stanley Margie Moorhead Miss Preem Francine Lucas Richard Stanley Bill Johnston John Jack Ross June Stanley Ginny Quiroz Sarah Eunice Lee Cook Mrs. McCutchen Shirley Schmid Mr. Stanley Rod Burnett Mrs. Dexter Marcia Mauss Maggie Jacquie Wilson Dr. Bradley _ Larry Moore Sheriden Whiteside Larry Stewart Harriet Judy Knox Bert Gary Groonn Prof. Metz Earle Herbert Luncheon Guest Marxhall Peterson Luncheon Guest Allan McCorkendale Luncheon Guest Don Hedges Mr. Barker Jon Gunn Expressman Jud Harwood Sandy Dick Brown Lorraine Sheldon Minna Keane Beverly Carlton Jim Orr Wescott Bill Branct Radio Technician Ray Crawford Radio Technician Judson Harwood Radio Technician Dick Roop Banjo Don Braun Deputy _ Marshall Peterson Deputy _ Jon Gunn Plainslothesman Mel Copeland FROSH SOPH DANCE BIG LAUGH! SWELL TIME! — ■ ' ' ■■ • ' ■• ■ ' •- ' Christmas Pageant The greatest story ever told was beautifully related in the Christmas pageant. A play, dances from the Modern Dance Classes, and tableaux from the Drama Department, to- gether with the Choir, provided the enter- tainment for the program. Bethlehem Modern Dancers Keeping Watch Thousands ot sugarplums •f Snow Whirl Doin ' the Bunny Hop Soft blue lighfs and sparkling snow flakes created the wintry atmosphere for Snow Whirl, the annual Girls ' League Dance. Dancing to the music of Keith Williams and his band, hundreds of couples thronged the Cardinal Ballroom the night of January 16th. Refreshment time Just sitting and talking Klondike Kapers Snowflalte Sllhouet+e .7M mM MM BMMMMg .y Quad memories: a boisterous pushing crowd ... a chorus of hi ' s . . . the constant splash of the fountain. ..raucous cries at a pep rally.. - What ' s the word? ' SADIE HAWKINS CARNIVAL The evening of March 19+h all the Daisy Mae ' s towed their Li ' l Abners into hitchinbooths for the annual Sadie Hawkins Carnival. Under the direction of ace linguist Hal Noltimier the German Club walked away with the sweepstakes award. The good distribution of food and the well organized Kangaroo Court in the Boy ' s Gym provided entertainment. German Club Sweepstakes Daisy Mae ' s and LI ' l Abner ' s enjoy themselves while prizes are awarded. I s+ prize Beverly Trou + men, Robf. Clue and Mary Richardson, Pat Menagh. During fhe Intermission of the dance, the presentation of prizes took place for the best booths, the most original costumes, and the longest beards. Winners of the costume contest were Beverly Troutman and Robert Clough and Mary Richardson and Pat Menagh, while Mike Burns was the proud owner of the longest beard. CHERYL BABAJIAN KAY SHAFFER CONTINUITY BLAKE RUNCORN SPOTLIGHT REVIEW March fourth and fifth the Cardinal auditor- lunri was truly a Show Place. A variety of acts including vocal numbers, dance routines, instrumentals, and chorus lines provided the entertainment for the annual Spotlight Revue. For the first time the Whittier High orchestra furnished the musical background, adding a professional touch. CONTINUITY MR. KEIM TANGO GENE AND DIANE CHARLOTTE AND THE BOYS JACK BUCHANAN FINALE DOWN BY THE RIVER SIDE CHOIR SHARPETTES AND JIM ORR w SHOWPLACE II ELIZABETH YBARRA GARY SMITH NIGHT AND DAY MAMBO YOU ALL COME JOANNE SZATHMARY LYFORD GALS JACQUIE WILSON SANDY FELDT CONTINENTAL CAPRICE DANCING TO THE MUSIC OF BRUCE HUDSON ARRIVING AT THE PROM Highlighting the year ' s activities was the Junior-Senior Prom. The theme Continental Caprice gave the Cardinal Ballroom a European air. Bruce Hudson and his band provided the music for this memorable event. Campus The Boys Margie and Kenny Lunch Tinne ! ! ! Sports Whittier triumphs In all sports . . . Varsity football Pacific League champions . . . CIF semi-finalists . . . Card hoopsters win top honors in league . . . Varsity waterpolo and swimming CIF victors . . . Cross-country Pacific League champions . . . Outstanding teams in tennis, baseball, and track. BOB BACHMAN CLARENCE BARTLEY DICK BEAM All League, All CIF FRED BERNAL MIGHTY CARD EXCELSIOR ROSEMEAD ALHAMBRA BOB BLAIR DON BRAUN MYRON BROMBERG GARY CAMPBELL All League tiu tntmimti uteaimaitttiii BOB CHEATLEY GENE CHERRY DICK FERGUSON CHICK FIELD GRIDDERS WIN ALHAMBRA SANTA BARBARA POMONA JIM FLORES KEN GREGORY BILL HALL PETE HENNEY ■ I niimwiBwiii BILL HOLDBROOK BILL HOLLAND PETE KEMPF CHUCK KENLEY LEAGUE MARK KEPPEL MONROVIA ARCADIA BILL KIRBY BILL LYONS All League— All CIF MICKEY MACHAMER DON MEAD All League CHARLES McMURTRY All League— All CIF BOB DATES DAVE PRICE AGAIN RON ROBERTS SANTA MONICA MONROVIA MONROVIA DICK SALLIS JOE SCHLODERER HOBIE SMITH DON TANNER r sau JACK TAYLOR All League— All CIF RON TEBBS JOHN THOMAS TOM TRACY SANTA MONICA SANTA BARBARA ARCADIA BOB VAN DEVENTER ANDREW YANCY DARRELL YOUNG JIM BROPHY Bacic Row: Coach Me ' .e, D. Beam, B. Cheatley, D. Young, P. Kempf, R. Roberts, D. Tanner, B. Holland, G. Cherry, J. Thomas, C. Kenley, P. Henney, G. Campbell, B. Holbrooks, D. Braun, Coach Fair. Row 2: B. Lyons, C. Fields, D. Ferguson, C. McMurtry, J. Schloderer, K. Gregory, B. Oa+es, R. Tebbs, D. Price, M. Bromberg, T. Tracy, D. Sallis, J. Tay!or. Row I: J. Flores, B. Blair, B. Hall, B. VanDeventer, B. Bachman, B. Kirby, C. Bartley, F. Bernal, D. Mead, M. Machanner, H. Smifh, A. Yancy, J. Brophy, Mgr. The Whittier High School Varsity football team brought great fame to Cardinalville this year. The firm-handed direction of Coach Jack Mele and his assistant, Jack Fair, was a mighty factor in the success of the champion pigskinners. Not only did the Cards capture the Pacific League Crown for two consecutive years, but also were finalists in the C. I. F. Playoffs, being defeated only by Santa Monica. The Redbirds wound up their memorable season with a ten win and two loss record. ■J COACHES MELE AND FAIR CO-CAPTAINS: BILL LYONS, DICK FERGUSON, DARRELL YOUNG. JESSE GETS AWAY WALLY OATES Q. B. BONCHER RECEIVES STAHL DOWN A MOOR BEE JIM MURRAY F. B. kt3fe h ' I ' ■ ' l ' Ar 20 .r Kt - Row one: L. Northcut, J. Burrows, D. Ripley, E. Andicochea, J. Pena, J. Roberts, J. Taylor, D. Johnson, W. Babson, H, Hoarstman, J. Ross, L. Ernest, D. Stahl. Second Row; V. Lopez, Thompson, J. Jesse, D. Veatch, C. Agrusa, K. Williams, B. Orchard, A. Downen, B. Jertberg, R. Luliens, J. Seeley, J. Burger, J. Calfee, B, Holcom, J. McAllister, S. Hendriclc. Third Row: J. Rodriguez, D. Neal, W. Gates, D. Eyier, R. Koons, P. Norvell, S. Van Vliet, J. Murray, J. Gunn, B. Boncher. P. Chapman, R. English. D. EYLER L. H. J. JESSE R H. R S J ' Hoarstman gets through FOOTBALL Employing an explosive T formation attack, the 1954 Bee football team powered through a nine game schedule to finish undefeated and untied. Under coaches Sid Hen- drlck and Vic Lopez, the Cardbees rolled up victory after victory scoring a total of 285 points, while the defensive platoon held their opponents to only 63 counters. The potent Card offense kept their opposition be- wildered with smashing line play and deceptive ball han- dling. Early in the season, a highly rated Long Beach Wil- son squad came to Whittier. Boasting an undefeated rec- ord, the Wilson club took the field against the Card middlewelghts. When the dust had finally cleared, the Cards had completely routed Wilson by a 32-0 count. The Cards clinched the Pacific League crown late In the season when they met the Alhambra Moors. The Moors were also unbeaten, but fell to the Cardbees 20-13. In his first season as head Bee coach, Sid Hendrick pro- duced this fine squad. If this is any Indication of future Hendrick teams. Whittier ' s Bee opponents will find it rough going against the Cards for years to come. In the clear Pat Chapman R.G. George VanVliet R.E. Kent Williams L.T. Dave Stahl L.H. Delos Veatch R.H. Bruce Orchard L.G. Art Downen R.G. t Cee and Dee Gridders i lo .46 i2 34 51 «? m 39 47 .L... Front Row: Oliver (mgr.), Belwood, Hopping, Grosser, Hutcheson. Justice, Cryer, Jesse, Babcock, Lee, Ripley, Conchelos, Guyer. Second Row: Sanchez. Santos, Lyons. Watt. Swadley, Green, Robinson, Sullivan, Odtes. Brakebill, Grithal. Back Row: Cartwriqht (coach), Ma ruff o, Gozman, Thompson. Dunklin, Jones, Dockstander, Napier, Corsmler. Jackson, Newbold, Grithal. Romero. Jones, Kelly (coach). Front Row: Ahlsten (coach), Reeves (mqr.), Dykes. McCurdy, Tucker. Lacy, Brown, Young, Stroh. Huerta. Willis, Morton, Walker, Hunter, Mlletich (coach). Second Row: DeBernardi, Harris. Roberts, Harrison, Lamb, Knapp, Burgner, Rhlnehart, Pollen, Pehaut, Irving, Hlqginbotham, Schneyer. Back Row: Martin. Hill, Plnnlger, Doane. Delaney, Ferguson, Peterson, Rodriquei, Jones. Sight, Emerson, May, Pollard. Kenley. CROSS COUNTRY V. ' v rj ' fi I Varsity Cross Country. 1st Row: R, Ford, J. Stanley, A. Peel, R. McSuire, J. Eppler. 2ncl Row: Coach T. Phelan, J. Wassum, E. Moore, L. McVey. Clabauqh, D. Chodzka, L. Gonzales, D. Johnston, V. Gomez, B- Neuman, D. Borden, B. Hall, 2nd Row: R. Mendoza, R. Ford, J. Meacham, J. Story, K. Jeffers, R. Spear, R. Miller, M. Murphy, P. Andreen. VARSITY BASKETBALL «-.r1 COACH GLEN KELLY P ,€ f. r u ' ftH n r - h - x h- JIM ACOCKS DICK BEAM Standing: Mr. Kelly, coach, Hickox. Lindley, Roberts, Taylor, Farrell, Haskell. Newsom. Englage. mgr. Seated: Osborn, Deatherage, Gregory. Beam. Holloway. Acocks. Bernal. Nankervls. Whit+ier, as In previous years, once again proved itself to be one of the finest basket- ball schools in the league as coach Glen Kelly ' s hard fighting, sharp shooting quintet canne on to bring honne half the Pacific League championship even though they were strong underdogs. The Card ' s offense was built around big number 10, the 5 ' 10 deadeye center, Jim Hickox. Jim was chosen for the all-CIF team because of his supurb efforts on behalf of the Whittler cage cause. Whittier surprised many by finishing league play with a 9-1 record, losing only one game to the Moors by one point. This year ' s team will be remembered as one of Mr. Kelly ' s better ball clubs. FRED BERNAL DON DEATHERAGE DOUG FARRELL KEN GREGORY CHUCK HASKELL WBmm First Row: D. Francis, B. West, B. Townsend, J. Pickering, B. Harlcer, J, Jordan, Second Row: A. Balen, L. Northcutt, G. Van Vliet, J. Norvel, M. Chapman, F. Majarro. BEE CHAMPS Coach Steve Ellish was once again proud of his Bee Basketball team, as they went through league play undefeated. Play- ing an almost perfect season, a goal of every basketball team, the Cards won 20 games and lost only 2, both of which were to Long Beach Wilson. D. Francis, P. Norvel, S. Ellish, J. Pickering, F. Majarro. A. BALEN M. CHAPMAN B. HARKER J. JORDAN F. MAJARRO P. NORVEL L. NORTHCUTT J. PICKERING D. FRANCIS B. TOWNSEND G. VAN VLIET 8. WEST CEE and DEE The Cardinal Cee Baslte+ball team, though it didn ' t take first honors In the Pacific League race, left be- hind an impressive record of eight wins out of twelve games. The Cee ' s wound up the seoson with a de- cisive win over the first place El Monte Lions which completed a good season for the Cee hoopsters. Row I: D. Napier. J. Green, D. Babcocit, R, Crozier, G. Hutchenson. L. Jesse. Row 2: Mr. Lee, L. Korsmier, B. Justice, B. Johnston. M. Topping. R. Jac!(Son. L. Chapman. LIGHTWEIGHTS Row I : Marruffo. Yaclcey. Lemons. Sullivan, McCartney, Cathcart. Sanchez. Row 2: Coach Fair. Atkinson. Bralce- bill, LIndley. HHerrlcIt, Gates, Anguiano. The powerful mites of the Whittier High Dee basket- ball team smashed through a ten-win, one-loss season to take the Dee Pacific League 1954 championship. Hats off to Jack Fair ' s first year as Dee coach, as he produced a fine team. UP THEY GO WHITTIER GETS TWO WRESTLING The grapplers of Whit+ier High under the leadership of coaches Joe Incorvaia and Vic Lopei wound up a fine season. Bill Corcoran and Bernie Hernandez won CIF championships in their respective weights of 106 and I 12 pounds. This was the second year that Bernie Hernandez took a CIF channpionship. As many of the fellows of this year ' s team will be returning next year, it looks as if Whittier High will have another successful year of wrestling. ¥ Row one: D. Johnson, L. Buchanan. J. Thomas, M. Bromberg, L. Myers, E. Nelson. Row two: Coach J. Incorvia, asslstent coach V. Lopez, 8. Orchard, A. Downen, B. Hernandez, B. Corcoran, P. Arellanes, B. Weed, manager. VARSITY wiK ' w ' tif yi ' ' Row one: J. Thomas, B. Bromberg, L, Myers, E. Nelson, D. Johnson, L. Buchanan. B. Orchard, A. Downen, B. Hernandez, B. Corcoran, P. Arellanes. Row two: Assistant coach V. Lopez, manager, B, Weed, G. Cole, G. Massinger, B. Rhinehart, D. Knapp, D. Grotte, P. Anderson, B. Stelnlcamp, B. Jertberg, B. Rogers, B. Schlchtel, D. Dutton, Coach Incorvaia. It. S J. V. B. Hernandez, I 12 pound CIF champ, Coach J. Incorvaia, B. Corcoran, 1 06 pound CIF. A GOOD WORKOUT VARSITY TRACK Row one: J. Zetzman, J. Stanley, B. Blair, B. Ely, R. Tebbs, M. Flores, O. Dykes, F. Ripley, L. Doudy, R. Clabough. Row two: Coach T. Phelan, G. Mudrow, R. Hernandez, P. Norvell, J. Burgner, J. Meacham, J. Warrum, B. McGuire, B. Hall. Row three: Coach A. Alhsten, L. McVey, D. Thompson, J. Higgenbotham, C. Fields, C. McMurtry, K. Gregory, E. Cherry, E. Moore, D. Kelly, J. Spear. UP AND OVER A GOOD TIME . 11 vM ' - - The Varsity track team this year was led by many outstanding tracksters. Manuel Flores was top distance runner. Charles McMurtry led in the shot put as did Larry Doudy in high and low hurdles. Tom Phelan produced another fine relay team consisting o; Ron Tebbs, Larry Doudy, John Zetzman, and Mickey Mac- hamer. BEE TRACK First Row: J. Eppler, F. Maiarro, A. Peel, W. Gates, D. Veatch, C. Zeilny, R. Spear, B. Hall. Second Row: R. Mendoza, J. Seeley, J. Taylor, D. Eyier, D. Stahl, B. Boncher, R. Jensen, C. Zetznnan, P. Andreen. Third Row: M. Miller, E. Willliams, E. Nelson, R. Ford, J. Story, R. Miller, K. Jeffers, R. Harris. CEE TRACK Bee and Cee track teams com- pleted a good year around the oval. The Bee ' s were led by Wally Oates, with his great sprinting on the 100 and 200 yard dashes. Also the Bee ' s had a good relay which entered in the C. I. F. run offs; made up of Dave Stahl, Wally Oates, B. Bachman, and Roger Spear. Row one: R. Chodzica, D. Napier, V. Gomez, D. Johnston, J. Clift, B. Ripley, D. Barden, B. Newman, H. Pernell. Row two: D. Babcock, T. Lyon, H. Marrutto, S. Olsen, K. Jones, J. Conchellos, R. Hunnicutt, R. L. Gonzales. Row three: W. Hagertin, L. Jesse, B. Bussinger, G. Hooper, D. Johnston, P. McManus, R. Jacicson, B. Bellwood. nmimrimiMiiiiiir WATER POLO Top Row: Aregood, mgr., Newqulst, Hamner, Wycloff, Morris, Seemans, Waer, coach, Poucher, coach. Middle Row: Moody, Burke, Reynolds, Mize, Elliot, Fry, Puclcet, Fronf Row: Stewart, Chapman, Holloway, Morris, Bathgate, Kingsland. A PLAY IN THE MAKING Top Row: Waer, coach, Munz, Smith, Roberts, hiartman. Middle Row: Frantum, Roop, Pitts, Burnett, Upton. Front Row: Hill, Olsen, Moody, Lawton, Montgomery, Stewart, Losee. HOLLOWAY PASSES OFF V..-.- Top Row: Waer, coach, Eppler, Summers, Waldron, Ledbetter, Mossman, Poucher, coach. Third Row: Templeton, Gibbs, Kret, Mahan, Stuart. Second Row: Pickering, Graham, Davidson, Jones, Serdlnsky, Carty. Front Row: LIndgren, Losee. Schlink, Johnson, Richardson, Topping. DUNLAP TAKES AIM SWIMMING Holloway. Dunlap. Newquist, Chapman, Bath- gate, See mans, McCune. Albi+re, G. Smith, D. Smith. Bathgate. Lawton, Fry, Wycltoff, Sturgeon, Newquist, Hamner, MIze, Holloway. Dunlap, Stewart, Chapman. Moody. Hill, Montgomery, Upton, Smith. Swadley, Munz, Topping, Stewart. Olsen. Montgomery. Upton, Schlinic, Standlee. Johnson. Carty, Waldron, Pickering, Richardson, Hopping, Davidson. Mahn. Mossman, Pace. Davidson. Mclver, Hopping, Johnson, Richardson, Crozle Waldron, Carty, Pickering, Serdinsky. r %i i D. MEAD D. NANKERVIS B. DATES J. MARTIN D. BEAM K. LINDLEY D. FERGUSON ' £rC F. BERNAL B. OSBORN ft :ti VARSITY BASEBALL iXt w G. CAMPBELL R. ROBERTS F. SCANE D. TANNER , ■ P. DEESE J. TAYLOR COACH J. MELE B. CHEATLEY G. ENGELAGE B. HOLDBROOK BATTER UP! BATTER UP! ' Looking unbeatable at times, the Cards compiled a better than average record this year. They showed they could compete with the best of them at the plate since they out-hit their opponents on almost every occasion. The Red Birds looked outstanding in practice games, losing but one. As the boys hit the league they continued to hit well but failed to capture top honors, unable to push across those much needed tallies. SLIDE! J. V. Top Row: Townsend. Barrett, Reynolds, Coolc, Kenley, Wallcer, Harberth. Middle Row: Schnayer, Deatherage, Van Meter, Lacy, Huerta, Jones, Hendrick, coach. Front Row: Moore, Doane, Northcutt, Horstman, Kraft, Wallcer. VARSITY TENNIS I ■ . ' ' r % ' ! Cardinalville ' s tennis team put another season under their belts with the coach- ing of Charlie Copeland and Clyde Cor- coran. Many boys saw action on the tennis courts this year as all three teams, Varsity, J. Varsity, and J. J. Varsity com- peted with all schools in the Pacific League. Dick Burnett and Clyde Smith were honored as they were chosen co- captains by their teammates. Row one: M. Schroth. D. Grensted, D. Bohn, C. Smith, B. Stroh, D. Burnett. Row two: Codch C. Copeland, J. Weed, S. Neilsen, B. Morgan, T. Snnallwood, B. Tokheim. J. V. J. V. RESERVES — If ' v . if • - Row one: T. Jastak, D. Shores, C. Teynolds, R. Cartwrlght, K. Jones, D. Rerring, H. Notllmeir. Row two: Coach C. Corcoran, J. Roberts, B. Walker, A. Wayte, D. Magill, D. Culbertson, D. Sturtridge, F. Carrlngton, B. Hill. i0 ..f ' i-( -I : -Si. ■ ' ' ) )i kl t b Row one: K. Headon, M. Murphy, B. Teeter, B. Maralst, D. Podmore, D. McGlocltlin, B. Ayers. Row two: Coach C. Corcoran, B. Capron, J. Gunn, J. Sword, J. Ball, F. Nuffer. R. Homer, R. Richard. VARSITY V JIM KARDAS VARSITY 1ST MAN 1st Row: D. Bruce, K. Lindgren, J. Kardas. 2nd Row; J. Pelton, J. Ruti, G. McCue, E. Reyes. GOLF CT f 1 fl «f 1st Row: B. Kirby, C. Hartley. D. Denniston. 2nd Row: J. Martin, H. Smith, B. Hagman. BRUCE BURKE J. V. 1ST MAN J. V. i - G. A. A. Cabinet, Top Row: R. Drake, L. Lyford, D. Holt, J. Sweger, B. Thompson C. Spanks, J. Clocca, P. Donahue. Bottom Row: H. Crenshaw, K. Hansen, J. Ciocca, M. Miller, G. Gray, N. Spanks, N. Hume. •■ GIRLS -Jit Hazel Crenshaw, President, Miss Fein, Advisor. The Girls A+hle+ic Association provides af+er- school recreation in ten sports for any girl who is interested. The Annual Aquacade, Playdays, the Mother-Daughter Potluck, and the Dad- Daughter Volleyball game are also sponsored by the G. A. A. AQUACADE MOTHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET DAD-DAUGHTER VOLLEY BALL mauoM SPORTS == CAROL SPANKS, SEAMSTRESS Along with the fun, G. A. A. offers goals for girls in+eresfed in sports to work toward. The goal of every girl participating in G. A. A. is to become a W wearer. A letter may be won by any girl who has earned a credit in at least eight sports. W Wearers, Top Row: R. Walters, S. Gray, D. Holt, C. Spanks, J. Sweger, K. Whitlocit, A. Norton. Bottom Row: K. Hansen, H. Crenshaw, F. Coleman. SOFTBALL BADMINTON SPEEDBALL r p r,0 15 im DANCE PLAYDAY BASKETBALL SWIMMING f nnm ' ' , W Jlroik. TENNIS TEAM ■1 - m DECK SPORTS I IJJ ' ' ? 1 ' vvv TENNIS VOLLEYBALl •!«. ' -|- Advertising Midnight snacks . . . Show dates . . . Trips to Bal in the latest sportswear . . . Spins around town in new cars . . . Long walks in new shoes . . . Dinner and dance dates com- plete with formals and corsages . . . These round out the Card ' s busy life. Bob Osborn, Mary Ann Fou+s, Ivydell Kel- lam, and Don Deather- age know that Movies are better than ever, especially when you see them at any one of the BRUEN THEATRES. Marilyn Ashton, Joan Chidester, Marsha Lane, and Jean Reyn- olds will please the most critical In these smart Lantz dresses from LE NELL ' S. Ask the fellow who knows, Terry Stewart, Bill Hall, Dick Nankervis, Mickey Machamer, and Jinnmy HIckox all agree that the best in sports equipment can be found at WHITTIER SPORTING GOODS. Jody Schuch can ' t make up her mind between this beau- tiful Skyway or Samsonite Luggage, both featured by SY ' S LUGGAGE SHOP. Jim Flores and Dave Rain- ville will tell you that style and comfort are prime fea- tures of the shoes they buy at PETER ' S. For the best In beauty care, Nancy Lewis knows she can rely on EAR- NESTINE ' S BEAUTY ARTS. Sue Taylor Is receiving her favorite paper, the L A. TIMES, from her fa- vorite paperboy, Billy Smythe. DIcIc Beam is the lucky fellow escorting Dorothy Eaton and Audrey Richens in their attractive summer fashions from MYER ' S DEPART- MENT STORE. Bob Blair, Ronnie Tebbs, and John Higgenbotham are showing mutual admiration for one another ' s clothes from HILL ' S CLOTHIERS. Beverly Bruen and Alan Wayte seem contented to spend an aft- ernoon reading books and mak- ing small talk. The WHITTIER BOOK STORE carries the best selection of books for your reading enjoy- ment. .jtjfl Susie Wrinkle and Pete Turn- quist are hurrying to QUAKER CITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN to deposit money for their promising college careers. Our candid cameraman tells us that the result of this informal picture was very satis- factory. Fred Kingsland and Nancy Lapple both agree that pictures by BARTON ' S will bring you pleasure now and in years to come. All set for a memorable evening are Dave Reynolds, Marlene Sandvick, Carol Smith and John Dunlap. Attracting attention is their aim, in this Starfire convertible from HARRIS MOTOR COMPANY. is ' 1 si sm M H ■ 1 ft ifl m 1 H v - mi- I B ti ' vMH ' ' ' :. .-; -i_N ; T BKM _-- ■•- yr wr Desiring a new spring bonnet, S ' naron Ovia+t found just what she was look- iny for in AILEEN ' S wide selection of beautiful hats. Marilyn Wing is asking Janet Arnold ' s opinion of this picture from CALVIN ART SHOP. Both the girls agree that it would be the perfect gift for any occasion. Jeannie Perrine and Ann Norton never really appreciated our city of Whit- tier before visiting the WHITTIER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Now they are aware of the city ' s points of interest and outstanding facilities. Jane Turnquist and Jack Pickering agree that this portable radio from K. D. MILLER will be appropriate for any setting or occasion. Bill Tibbets has found that MONTE ' S CAMERA SHOP is the place to go for the best In cameras and equip- ment. ' -J - Linda Hannon and Linda Livingston buy all their cosmetics at HILL ' S PHARMACY. They, like everyone else, appreciate the fine service given to customers by this store. Joan Wheaton has finally found the right color combination to complement her well- planned room. If you have decorating prob- lems CROCKER PAINT STORE will be glad to help you at any time. Larry Hill and Pete Norveii are trying to decide if this shirt is just the one for that Saturday night date. Joan Lewis and Val Strunk have decided this would be a perfect dress for almost any occasion. PENNY ' S will be happy to help you with any of your clothing needs. Georgene Turner, Byron Morris, Barbara Walvoord and Lynn Hagstrom are admiring this smart looking Ford. Pat Rogers and Pat Neely agree this is the car for them. They are hoping there will be a Ford In their future from FRANK DORE SONS. Kenny Lindgren and Jimmy Green really enjoy working outside with these new yard tools from FARMER ' S HARDWARE. Bob Cheatley and Kenny Lindley know that JERRY ' S Is the place to go for all their school clothing needs. Judy Arnold, Sharon Ada- mek, Sherry Hewitt, and Pan Stanfleld are enjoy- ing a day of relaxation around the pool. This eve- ning they will don party dresses also from BAL- LARD BROCKET!. Sinny Quiroz is pleased with her reflection in this shawl-dress from MIRIAM ' S. Looking like a veritable man of distinction, Tom Lyons is showing off his good-looking clothes from HORSEMEN ' S. The problem of what to buy for Mother ' s Day has been quickly solved by Jim Roberts and Barbara Rosentrater after a short visit to MALIN ' S. Flowers are the gift for any occasion. George, Ann, and John Losee are taking lessons from their mother Georgia B. Losee, owner of Lo- see ' s Jewelry — Member of the American Gem So- ciety. LOSEE ' S — the jewelry store you can rely on. Pat Patterson is determined that she will not be confronted by an empty wallet again. After one visit to WHITTIER SAVINGS AND LOAN, Pat discovered that saving her money could be just as easy as spending it. Nancy Stewart and Dave Price are trying to decide If they want to go to the beach or the mountains in this new car. Mary Barmore, Dave Stahl, Sandra Schrelhart, and Bob Jertberg are hoping they will be asked to go along. They know there is plenty of extra room in this beautiful Buick from R. H. McAllis- ter AND SONS. These three seniors, Karen Schmidt, Joann Leech and Ruthle Galloway are planning for graduation activities by choosing their wardrobe from TIBBETT ' S. This Bicycle from STANFIELD ' S CYCLERY is a real beauty. For fun-filled leisure hours, Larry Jesse has chosen this Schwinn racing bike. Sandy Neely fully approves of his choice. Natalie Kennedy and John Jordan are comparing this new and beautiful Stromberg Carlson Consul with the ones in their book. They like this set carried by WHITTIER RADIO TV very much. Jeanne Brown and Dick Olson agree that stylized shoes like theirs from EARL DOUGLAS FOOTWEAR will compliment Jeanne ' s hand knit socks. Mr. Brand of F. WARDE BRAND INSURANCE is explain- ing the different types of insurance to Gail Quails and Barbara Luett. i P It looks as good as new. Nancy Stombaugh is annazed at the service and good cleaning job she received at ORIN NOWLIN CLEANERS AND DYERS. Dixie Martinez, Pattie Lyford and Janice He ady know that purses and shoes from GREENWOOD ' S SHOE STORE help to make their summer outfits match perfectly. For really good food, the topper to an enjoyable evening, these students have found Jack ' s Is the place to go. Jan Alexander, Alan Peel, Jackie Thompson, Chick Field, Marilyn Barbour and Bud Kassenbrock look forward to after-date get-to-gethers at any of the four JACK ' S RESTAURANTS. Wishing won ' t make it so but Mike Chapman is hoping his future will include a beautiful, new Pontiac like this one from COMMUNITY MOTORS. jLHAISlSTB ties Looking like they just stepped out of a store window are Doug Farreli and Jim Cardas In these dressy and casual clothes from HECK ' S MENS STORE. AD DIRECTORY AILEEN ' S, 218 East Philadelphia OX 4-3223 BALLARD AND BROCKET!, 200 East Philadelphia OX 4-4074 BARTON ' S, 154 North Greenleaf OX 4-2019 BRUEN THEATERS ROXY. 217 East Philadelphia OX 4-3859 WARDMAN, 160 South Greenleaf OX 4-3422 WHITTIER, 1410 West Whittier Boulevard OX 5-2712 CALVIN ART SHOP, 126 North Comstock.. OX 45-0356 COMMUNITY MOTORS, 216 South Greenleaf OX 4-3645 CROCKER PAINT STORE, III South Greenleaf ...OX 41-8356 EARL DOUGLAS FOOTWEAR, I 16 East Philadelphia OX 4-3894 ERNESTINE ' S BEAUTY ARTS, 13! North Bright OX 4-3261 F. WARDE INSURANCE, 109 North Washington OX 4-4607 FARMERS ' HARDWARE PAINT CO., I 80 North Greenleaf OX 4-2638 FRANK DORE AND SONS, 345 Sou+h Greenleaf OX 4-208! GREENWOOD ' S SHOE STORE, 161 North Greenleaf OX 45-0526 HARRIS MOTOR COMPANY, 622 South Greenleaf OX 4-564! HECK ' S MEN ' S STORE, 159 North Greenleaf OX 4-7379 HILL ' S CLOTHIERS, 127 East Philadelphia OX 4-3172 HILL ' S PHARMACY, 191 North Greenleaf .. OX 4-3617 HORSEMAN ' S MEN ' S WEAR, I 18 East Philadelphia OX 4-3148 JACK ' S BEVERLY, I I I I West Beverly Boulevard OX 5-6114 SALAD BOWL, 1527 West Whittier Boulevard OX 9-9126 UPTOWN, 121 East Philadelphia OX 44-828! JERRY ' S, 146 West Philadelphia OX 4-3378 K. D. MILLER, 128 South Greenleaf OX 4-364! LE NELL ' S, 190 North Greenleaf OX 4-3559 LOS ANGELES TIMES, 108 North Comstock OX 4-3877 LOSEE ' S, 1 4 1 East Philadelphia OX 4-4 ! 95 MALIN ' S FLOWER SHOP, 222 East Philadelphia OX 4-3150 MIRIAM ' S, 158 North Greenleaf OX 4-7158 MONTE ' S CAMERA SHOP, 223 North Greenleaf OX 4-4308 MYERS DEPARTMENT STORE. 141 North Greenleaf OX 4-565! ORIN NOWLIN CLEANERS AND DYERS, 910 West Hadley OX 9-1014 PENNEY ' S DEPARTMENT STORE, 142 North Greenleaf OX 4-3302 PETER ' S SHOE STORE, 185 North Greenleaf OX 4-4219 QUAKER CITY SAVINGS AND LOAN, 135 South Greenleaf OX 4-2695 R. H. McAllister and son, 19 I South Greenleaf OX 4-263! STANFIELD CYCLERY, 239 West Philadelphia OX 4-3440 SY ' S LUGGAGE, I 74 North Greenleaf OX 4-7 1 56 TIBBETTS, 101 South Greenleaf OX 4-3649 WHITTIER BOOK STORE, 125 North Greenleaf OX 4-3953 WHITTIER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, 108 South Washington OX 4-267! WHITTIER RADIO AND T V, 182 South Greenleaf OX 4-2675 WHITTIER SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, 210 East Philadelphia OX 4-751! WHITTIER SPORTING GOODS, 157 South Greenleaf OX 4-3144 EDITOR ' S NOTE Within fbe narrow confines of this annual, we have tried to rekindle a few priceless memories of the year, a pictorial record that may bring to life old memories of chats around the fountain, of dances, and of games, recalling to you many thrilling and wonderful experiences that will never again be recaptured. It took many hours of hard work to complete this book, but I hope to fmd the satisfaction of a job well done, in student response to it. Guided by our patient adviser, Mr. Denton, we have attempted to evolve a book of quality and perfection to represent the year of 1953 and 1954 at V hittier High School. Professional advice was rendered by S. K. Smith and Company for the pro- duction of our cover, which was designed by Janet Arnold. In addition to our professional counseling were Stationers Corporation who performed a splendid job in composing and printing and engraving. Fine pictures are essential in any annual, and I would especially like to express my thanks to Mr. Hemmerling and his photography class, and to Mr. Barton of Barton Studios. The rush to meet the deadline, the inevitable gossip and jokes, and the informal atmosphere are discovered in Whittier hiigh School s annual office. I portrays the appearance of one big family, usually happy. I am grateful to all the staff members who have worked together in this publication of the Cardinal yearbook. 1954 Cardinal Editor A 4 .v Y K fi y,