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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1955 volume:

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GOING MY W; he well-traveled road of a high school career presents a view of vivid c nd familiar memories. .The pep rallies, with siiouting voices ringing in the air; the quad, and its congenial atmosphere; campaign speeches; after-the-game dances, celebrating victorious teams; meetings and more meetings; democratic elections ajid||leaders of s ength and ability; scholarship and competition; ouiia SBeSM directioliS nfriii endshlp ._ . . all these are iremn y A csJfle ctSiilP mirr or of life ' of the vSe . The the studying, working, ijji yi finding a way and a metho ng; thiruci %SplanningOTactHg, doing; %Ui ..- i U 1 od, a rmjtive and a dB|ec-tiSn. Never always apart. I must plotifor myself my goal, choose my path, rerrfind -4 Mf myself that I must be S CONTENTS MISS FRANCES KING DEDICATION Accompanying us on our way is a person of industrious manner and great enthusiasm for her life ' s work — teaching. Her fairness in decisions both in and out of class and her method of presenting material to her students and her capacity to stimulate students ' interest in her classes are only a few of the many outstanding qualities which make her the great person she is. Her quiet, engaging personality, her patience; her understanding of others — these have won for her the lasting friendship of all those who have come in contact with her. She is the type of teacher we all like to refer to as my favorite teacher. A distinguished alumna of Whittier High School and the University of Southern California, a sponsor of various student activities, and an active participant in the community describe some of her many activities. With great pleasure, we, the students of Whittier High School, take great pride in dedicating the ' 55 Cardinal Annual to MISS FRANCES KING. Mr. C. H. Wennerberg, Superintendent and Secretary to the Board of Trustees The past year has been one of great change and accomplishment in the Whit- tier Union High School District. Many important decisions were made and the fourth high school started, construction to be completed by September of 1955. High praise and recognition has come to the district from all over the country, and many of the practices in each of the schools and the district administration have been studied and used by other districts. Highest of all have been the splendid achievements of the graduates of El Rancho and Whittier as verified by many scholarships and awards given to them. On behalf of the Board of Trustees of the District, and the entire administrative staff, I congratulate all of the 1955 graduates. We believe that you, too, will continue to distinguish yourselves in school and community. C. H. Wennerberg, Superintendent Administration First row, I. to r.: Dr. Kernkomp, District Physician; Miss Walsh, District Nurse; Miss Jones, Director of In-Service Troining; Mrs. Phelps, District Harci-of-Hearing ond Remedial Speech Therapist; Mrs Fenske, District Dental Hygienist; Mrs. Pellets, District Coordinator of Leorning Moterials. Second row: Mr. Grandy, Adminis- trative Assistant; Mr. Eisen, Director of Student Employment and Distributive Education; Mr. Wennerberg, Superint.ndent; Mr. Austin, Coordinator of Industriol and Vocational Education; Mr. Frasier, Driver Educotion-Driver Training. Third row: Mr. Olsen, Child Welfare and Attendance; Mr. Jordan, Director of Adult Education; Mr. Holloway, Assistant Superintendent; Mr. Williams, Library, Audio-Visuol; Mr. Lewis, Business Monager; Mr. Litten, Director of Publicotions. Not pictured: Mrs. Hodge, Director of Curriculum and Guidance. Board of Trustees P t: ,1 I- i, to r: Douglas Ferguson, Vice Presideni, D. Maxwell Flanders, Clerk, Wallace S. Wiggins, President, R. Lee McNilt Jr., Tom E. Folsom. Whittier Union High School District The Board of Trustees, composed of lay people, represent the community in determining the school pol icy. Suggestions from the community get to the school through the Board, and it is their responsibility to work out efficient plans which the school Administrators can carry out. Planning the yearly program, Back-to-School-Night, and putting on the Christmas program, are only a few of the important functions of the P.T.A. Board. These people are a valuable asset to the school and ore of the utmost importance to all of us associated with the school I. to r : Mrs. N. R. Gulschow, Parliamentarian, Mrs M. G. Bormore, Treasurer, Mrs Harold Gray, Presideni, Mrs T. B, Mootehead, 1st Vice President, Mrs, Mel Rich, Corresponding Secretary, III iimiiiiiL Mill ilia uiiiiiiuim yi llli iUlllilil P. T. A. Board WhJttier Hi ' s MR. MORRIS PADIA Vice-Principol MR. STEVE ELLISH Assistant Dean of Boys MR. LOUIS AVIIA Dean of Boys MRS. MADELINE SORENSON Assistant Dean of Girls MRS. HARRIET CUMBERLAND Dean of Girls MISS MILDRED FINNERTY MR. ROBERT WOLSTONCROFT Director of Student Activities Director of Curriculum f Oor America grew into its place in the world because many young people possessed ima- gination, determination, and the ability to get things done. You seniors are Whittier High ' s largest graduating class. Some of you already see the job ahead, others have charted the course for action, but all of you face the same ques- tions and the ever present challenge to find success in what you are doing. Many of you will lead; many more of you will be content to have the path selected for you. Your interest in keeping in touch with your classmates, your desire to find happiness, your working toward common goals, all seem to echo the traditional pioneer cry which was used to build our Western fron- tier, Goin ' my way? Administrators Mr. Dana S. Winters, Principal Mr. Glen Kelly Director of Athletics Mrs. Florence Hurst School Nurse Mrs. Ellonora Kramer Librarian Mr. Richard Munn Director of Child Welfare and Attendance Mr. William Keim Asst. Director of Child Welfare and Attendance Miss Eleanor Walsh School Nurse -i All incoming Freshmen have problems of readjustment that they must face. Our ENGLISH ORIENTATION teachers not only have the responsibility of teach- ing the 3 r ' s but they must also help the individual student be- come acquainted with high school life. Is. row (I. 10 r.| Miss Chaffee, Mrs. Absheor, Mrs. Sorensen, Miss Wood, Mrs. Naylor, Mrs. Cooper Mrs. Throp, Mrs. Correll, Miss Hussey. 2nd row: Mr. Monis, Mr. Kerr, Mr. Mohan, Mr. Nichols, Mr Londis, Mr. Kimmick. 3rd row: Mr. Weise, Mr. Leonard, Mr. Middleton. 1st row (I. to r.): Mr. Leonard, Miss Hansen, Mrs. Welsh, Mrs. Rubin, Miss Shepherd. 2nd Holmes, Mr. Lee, Mr. Coulter, Mr. Cohen, Mr. Spain, Mr. McLean, Mr. Schumann. Faculty Learning about foreign countries is always the greatest especially in a WORLD CULTURES class. Ready, willing, and able, might well describe these teachers, as they are al- ways eager to help in any way they can. 1st row (I. to r.): r. Lone, Miss King, Mrs. Sheets, Mr. Epperly, Mr. Kiger. 2nd row: Mr. Denton, Osborn, Mr. Harrison, Mr. Knox, Mr. Davis, Mr. Casjens. From the time of Columbus ' dis- covery on up to present day liv- ing is the specialty of the AMER- ICAN LIFE teachers. Smiling most of the time, these are the kind of teachers we all like. These SENIOR PROBLEMS teach- ers are surely Going Our Way. Being their last and most impor- tant year, all seniors know that through their teachers ' help and cooperation, they enjoy the best year ever. Ut row (I. to r |; Mr. Peoce, Mr Nichols, Mrs. Rubin, Mr. Kimmitk, Mr. Kiger. 2nd row: Mr. Middlcton Mr. Mohan, Mr. Londis, Mr. Spoin. 3rd row: Mr. Rawlinson, Mr. Gustafson, Mr. Schumonn, Mr Georgiades. Is) row II. to r.): Mr. Monis, Miss Honson, Mrs, Welsh. 2nd row: Mrs. Hawkins, Miss Zimmerman, Mrs Throp, Mrs. Noylor 3rd row: Mr. Dovis, Mrs Crowell, Mrs. Correll. 4th row: Mr. Kerr, Mr, Georgiades, Miss E. King. •  «• ■ nil Faculty The entire faculty this year is really grand. The SENIOR ENGLISH teachers are by all means no exception. We can talk and have fun with any one of them, not as just a teacher, but also as a friend. 1st row ,1. to rl Mr Peoco, Mr. Holmes, Miss F. King, Mr Hole 2nd row Mr. Bowes, Mr. Baile Mr. Krouse, Mr. Smith. 3rd row: Mr Ringwold, Mr. Claxlon, Mr. Bjorkland, Mr. Hemmerling. From Freshman Science to Phy- sics, we all enjoy the work under the supervision of the SCIENCE teachers. They are willing to go over the ' vork again and again until it is understood by all. PHYSICAL EDUCATION teachers always hove a great responsi- bility placed on their shoulders. Whether it be coaching a foot- ball team or simply refereeing a volleyball game, they are al- ways willing to join in on the fun. Ut row (I. to r.): Miss Dekker, Miss Brsseil, Miss Graffen, Miss Lyon, Miss Withrow, Miss Waldron 2nd row: Miss Fien, Mr. Ahlsten, Mr. Fair, Mr. Adorns, Mr. Mele, Mr. Cole, Mr. Franks, Mr. Phelon, Mr. D. Kelly. 1st row (1. to r.): Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Biel, Miss Choffee, Mr. Bellomy, Mr. Croffoot. 2nd row: Mr. Vroom, Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. Freeland, Mr. Estes, Mr. Weiss. 3rd row: Mr. De Mersseman, Mr. Eisen, Mrs. Pierce, Mr. Swinton. Faculty Our BUSINESS EDUCATION teachers inform us of the constantly changing busi- ness procedures and are happy to do so. Many of them are active advisers of the Future Business Leaders of America and we ' re al- ways happy to have them. Isl row (I. 10 r.): Mrs. Hirst, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Davis, Miss Blonkenship, Mrs Westsmilh 2nd row Mt. Davis, Mr. Arnold, Mr. Steffen, Mr. Cushingham, Mr. Van Velzer, Mr Mattijetz, Mr Michie 3rd row: Mr. Austin, Mr. Leonard, Mr. Soper, Mr. Swain, Mr. Small, Mr. Roberts. 4th row: Mr. Moores, Mr. Nichols, Mr. Nort on, Mr. Forker, Mr. Ellis, Mr. Jarvis. Supervising our Future Home- makers and Mechanics are the INDUSTRIAL ARTS and HOME- MAKING teachers. The construc- tion of the house project, which the students undertake every year, is only possible through their teachers ' help and coopera- tion. Thanks to them, it ' s always a great success. Certainly most of us do not look forward to taking math. How- ever, our wonderful MATHEMAT- ICS teachers make up for the disadvantage by trying to make if as easy as possible on us by means of clear and specific ex- planations. 1st row |l. to r | Mi: Mr Hotdin, Mr, Hess Ketl, Mr Con Miss Tokheim. on. Mr. Cue, Mi iss Fudge 3rd i Wolin, Mr McCortney 2nd ro w: Mr. Hodel, Mr. Metl, Mr. Mo Mr Honson, Is ' row |l lo r I Mrs Holmes, Mrs Coon, Mrs, Holt, Mr Reyes 2nd row M.-s Sheets, Miss Hussey. Mf, Schallhorn. 3rd row: Mr Johnson, Mrs Cotlrell, Mrs Holt, Mr, Molhewson, Faculty when studying Spanish, Latin, or any other foreign language, it ' s always twice as interesting if you have one of these LANGUAGE teachers. These wonderful teachers are typical of the entire faculty. 1st row (I lo r| Mr Nokamuro, Miss Wood, Miss Crowell, Mr Chickanieff, Mr. Eddy, Mr. Herring, Mr. Trefry II, Mr Landis 2nd row Mr Overseeing our Thespians and music students are these FINE ARTS teachers. We well appre- ciate their talents after witness- ing a production or music pro- gram on our stage, for which they accept little or no credit. School Assistants 1sl row; Mrs Milne, Mrs. Agec, Mrs. Nicholson, Miss Cavalieri, Miss Clark. 2nd ro Wosserman, Miss Kenworthy, Mrs Tonnheimer, Miss HiotI, Mrs. Douglas. 3rd re Augustson, Mrs. DeJardini, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Wendling, Mrs Goodale, Mrs Dewye SECRETARIES Here are the secretaries who help teachers, administrators and students every day. Among their many jobs are transacting the school business, managing the Student Body funds, scheduling our courses, keeping track of tardiness and absences, and keep- ing records ond files. Isl row: Mrs Hughes, Mrs. Ohilby, Mrs Oslronder, Mrs Allen, Mrs. Hepp 2nd Turley, Mrs Petzelt, Mrs Goar, Miss Molhony, Mrs Smith, Mrs Stinson. 3rd Nowlin, Mrs. McCandless, Mrs. Woodruff, Miss Morales, Miss Ernst, Mrs. Croffoot. Attendance Office; Mrs Hepp, Mr staff MAINTENANCE Ever notice the attractive appearance of our campus and buildings? These men are the gardeners who keep our flower beds looking so trim, the custodians whose job it is to help us keep our cam- pus sparkling, and the maintenance men who keep the school operating. - Ul row Mr. Ploog, Mr. Peck, Mr. Hoden, Mr. Neilik. 2nd row Mr. Zimmerman, Mr Wagner, Mr Cramer, M Mr Hoy, Mr. Alvarel, Mr. Koygey 3rd row: Mr. Ne r Rouzer. Mr Brooks, Mr Parks in, Mr, Johonson, Mr Newman, ry, Mr Collella. Mr, Troesh, Mr Word, Mr Lopei, Mr Vanalstein, Mr. Goudy, Mr. Saqucly, Mr McClellon, Mr Jellane Mr. Weber, Mr. Colter, Mr. Olson, Mr. Ree, Mr. Eickelberger, Mr. Lowson o o P CAFETERIA The cafeteria workers are responsible for the most enjoyable part of our day . . . lunch time. They are the ones who prepare and serve that delicious food They also prepare the meals for the different school banquets. .IJ J ji :: 1st row Mrs, Stinnett, Mrs. Weissenbuhler, Mrs, Sallgren, Mrs Morris, Mrs Birkes, 2nd row: Mrs Cortei, Mrs Epperly, Mrs, Jelinek. Mrs Essmon. 3rd row Mrs, Thompson, Mrs Brown, Mrs, DeBernardi, Mrs. Lonley, Mrs, Couch 1st row D Light. D Gress, M Hoag, D Sheldon, K Sheldon. K Seetholer, W Kleese, R Thorn, V Contelmo, Don Tedr.ck 2nd row: J Bloke, W, Newsom, J Jertberg. E. Streeter, H. Arnett, D Chombers, R Johnson G Jenkins, T Mueller, W Kolk BUS DRIVERS Taking us to and from school every day is the main job of these bus drivers They also aid in taking us, our teams ond band to the many school functions. ' «  i««a i i)Wiiiiiiiiili , Nv--, o. s,■  vW -  s ' ' ••■ ' ' SENIORS m President HERB HORSTMANN Graduating 1955 Si V ice-PresidenI JEAN GASKILl ' : Under the able direction of Herb Horsf- mann, the senior officers and council expertly planned traditional activities throughout the year. Some activities en- joyed were: Homecoming, Spring Play, Senior Day, and the Senior Mother ' s Tea. 22 Secretory LIZ STEELE Social Choirmari JACKIE HUGHES Yell Leoders CAROL ANN BEHRENDT, JOAN WHEATON, MARY ANN FOUTS, PINKY ANDREEN, WARREN NEWMAN THE SENIOR COUNCIL SHARON ADAMEK CRUZ AGUILAR ARNE ADAMS JANICE AIKEN BETTY ADAMS ANGELINA E ALARCON BILL ADAMS PATRICIA ALBERT DOREEN ADAMS DAVE ALBERTS PATRICIA ADERMANN NINA ALBITRE JANICE ALCORN FRANCES ALDAMA BETTY-JEAN ALDER Observing the dirty bird sign are Patti Lyford and Bonnie Jacqmin. WAYNE ALDERSON ROBERT AMICK DONNA ALLEN JUDITH ANDERSON ALFIE ALTO SANDY ANDERSON NOLA ALVANEY SHARON ANDERSON CARMEN ALVAREZ EDDIE ANDICOCHEA JULIA ALVITRE PINKY ANDREEN M ' - - r ALEX ANGUIANO GWENDOLYN AULD PAUL APPLEBAUM DOROTHY AUSTIN ROBERT ARENDS JANET AUSTIN PAULINE ARMSTRONG DANNY BACA ROBERT ARMSTRONG BOB BACHMAN lUDY ARNOLD VIOLET BACHMAN JOHN BALDOVIN BOB BARNES lOHN L. BALL JOHN BARNETT SHIRLEY BAILEY CAROL BAIRD DOROTHY BALLARD EVELYN MAY BALLARD MARILYN BARBOUR PHYLLIS BARTHOLOMEW CLARENCE BARTLEY BOBBIE BARTON SUSAN BAKER PATRICIA BARNATO MICHAEL BARTON JOHN BARR PENNY BECK RICHARD BARTOO JUDITH BEHAN COLLEEN BATES CAROL ANN BEHRENDT BETTY ANN BAUCOM MARSHALL BEHRENS NANCY BEALE RAE MARIE BELL PAT SEASON MARGARET BENBURY Seniors DON BENDER LYDIA BENDIXSEN FLOYD BENNETT NORMA BENSKIN CHARLOTTE BERG LLOYD BERRY JO ANN SERRYMAN ROBERTA BE5ACK TOM BEWLEY PATRICIA SINGER DAVID BISSET ROBERT BLAIR JIMMIE LEE BLANCHETTE BETTE BLANK LUANN BOELTER JANET BOLTON BETTIE JANE BOURNE BILL BONCHER SUZANNE BOWEN DON E BONEWITZ TOM BOWMAN BARBARA BOOZER BILL BOXWELL DAVID BORDEN JOANNA BRACKETT SHIRLEY BOSWELL BRENT BRADLEY Seniors PA UL BRAKEBILL AILINE BRANDT BILL BRANDT ROBERT BRAUCHER CLARENE BROOKS JOANN BRENDEL BARBARA BROWNE HELEN BRISTOW COLETTA BROWN JANE BRITT DARLENE J. BROWN SUZANNE BROAOFOOT JEANNE BROWN MYRON BROMBERG DORETTA BROWN MARY JAYNE CALVIN lAY CAMERON MICHAEL CAREY GLORIA CARRILLO RUTH CAMPAS GARY CAMPBELL FRED L. CARRINGTON EARLENE CARTER JOHN CAMPBELL ROY CARTWRIGHT PAT CAMPBELL BRUCE CASTLE DON CERVANTES tOBERTA CHARLES BETTY CESARIO PRESTON CHITTY R CHARD M. CESARIO ROBERT CHRISTY PHYlllS CHACE JACCOLIN CLARK GAYLE DEAN CHANDLER SUSAN CLARK PATRICK CHAPMAN WILMA CLARKE ROBERT CLARSTROM ROSETTA COLE ANNETTE CONNER fJ B. 3 € JUNE CONNER TOBY CONSTANCE DON CONWAY DON COOK JANIS COOK KENNETH COPELAND MEL COPELAND BETTY CORDRAY JEAN CORICH VIRGINIA COUCH DOROTHY COURTNEY PHYLLIS COVERT LINDA COX lOINNE COX PATRICIA COX GLORIA CRANDALL PAUL DAUVE BEVERLY DAVIS lETT GEORGE DIXON JACK DRUMMOND lERRV DIX50N JON DOORNBOS JANICE DOREN DOUG DOUGHTY k fmk jam BILL DOANE PAT DONAHUE ART L DOWNEN BOB DOWNEY lOAN DONGES CAROLE DOWNS ROBIN DRAKE BARNEY EDDY GEORGE DUBE CAROL EDWARDS ROGER DUNBAR GARY EGNEW JIM DUNLAP MARY L EIBEN EVA DURAN RALPH EIBEN ORVEL DYKES MARY ELIZARRARA SAUNDRA ELWELL JAMES L. EMERSON RON ENGLISH SUSAN ENSLEY EUGENE ERICKSON JERRY EPPIER BARBARA ESPARZA LARRY EPPLER ESTELLA ESPARZA BETTY EOUITZ AURORA ESPINOZA MARY ALYCE ERAZIM FRANK ESPINOZA BILL ERICKSON MARIE Y. ESPINOZ; mmmmimmmm DENNIS EVANS BILL FITZGERALD MARY FALKEN5TIEN PEARL FEINHANDLER ERIC FLANDERS DICK FLOWER DAVID FERNANDEZ NANCEE FLYNN EARL FEYS WILLIAM FOOTE LYNDA FINNEY DAVE FOULK r Looking over Bob ' s new car are , Dave Stahl and Bob Jerlberg. JJJJl MARY ANN FOUTS MARGARET FORSBERG VIRGINIA FORTNER LARRY FOSS !AIG FREERKSEN BOB FOSTER JIM FREI JOYCE FOSTER MEL FRONK NELL FRANCO ANNA FUJISHIGE SYLVIA FREDDO JIM FULTON ILENE FREDERICK GLORIA GANGLOFF MARILYN GIENAPP FRANK GIFFORD MARIAN GILLMAN WANDA GIPSON MICKEY GOSSETT WAYNE GLOVER VINCENT GOMEZ RUSSELL GOTTSCHALK CLAIRE GOULET ROY GOOD TOM GRACE SHIRLEY GOODWIN PEGGY GRAHAM WILLIAM GORDON MANUEL GRANILLO l j l missismaswisssmaami KaaBtamiBmtiaai GAYLE GRAY VIRGINIA GRITTON DALE GREEN TOM GROOT JERI GREGG JACK GRUBBS DIANNE HALFHILL KEN GREGORY PAULETTE GUROWITZ REBECCA GRIFFIN ANGIE GUTIERREZ Seniors GLEN GRISWOLD ANNA MARY HAAS BOB HALL CAROL A HALL KAREN ANN HANSEN NANCY HANSEN JA NE HALL BOB HANSON KENNETH HALL JOHN HARDY RICK HAMNER MARILYN HARMS DALE HANKINS JACK LEE HARPSTER k DANA ANNE HARRIS MARY HARTUNG FRED HAWORTH ELAIRE HARRIS JUDSON HARWOOD KAY FRANCES HAY MICHAEL HARRISON WESLEY HARTKOPF GEORGE HARTMAN DOROTHY HARTNELL CHUCK T. HASKELL ANN HASLETT BOB HASS LOLINE HATHAWAY MARY HAYE VIRGINIA HAYMORE JOAN HAYWARD KEN HEADON JANIS HEADY DON HEDGES GERTRUDE HEMAUER HELEN HEMSWORTH MARGARET HENDON VELDA S HENDREX LOIS HENKE SHIRLEY M. HENSEL MARY ANN HEPP SHERRY HEWITT ANNE HERBERT MARY LOU HICKMAN BERNARDO HERNANDEZ HARRIET HILDEBRAND WILMA HERRICK WAYNE T. HILDEBRAND ALAN HESS JERRY HILL PHYLLIS HEWITT VIRGINIA HILL SUSAN HOFFMAN DIAN HOLT ♦ • ' f I Hard workers and anxious par- { ticipants — Jean Montgomery and Florence Spencer. DUANE HINTON MELBA HOLLINGSWORTH DARBARA HOPP ROBERT HOKOM BILL HOLLAND LYNETTE HOLLINGSWORTH BETTY HOLUB VIOLET HOLZWARTH ALFRED HONG . Am LOIS HOBBS JIM HOLLON GAIL HOUSER : w y- Xe ' r ' ' ' }- ' w - ■ %■■ ■ ' -; M ■ ' ' ' 4 k --tW 1 - 1 T. ;■ Is, - . V ' iKV ' ' ■ ' ' Tv ? i r - Si- : •J !-_. MICHAEL HOOVER JOAN HUFFMAN BOB HORSFALL DON HUGHES HERB HORSTMANN JACQUELINE HUGHES MARILYN CAROL HOWEY GARY HULBERT PHILLIPS HUBMAN GARY HUNTER DICK HUERTA ROBERT HUNTER WAYNE HUNTER MARCIA HURSEY RAELENE LEE IRGENS « Dick Rieboldl and Bill Slein- kamp absorbing that cool Senior English. I SID ISAACSON YOLANDA JAUREGUI CAROLE JACKSON KEN JEFFERS TREVA JACKSON RON JENSEN BONNIE JACOMIN ROBERT JERTBERG KAY JAMES HARRIET JESSOP L iAi H RUTH JARMAN FRANK JIMENEZ AHMBALiUHauaiUl DALE JOHNSON RU5S JOHNSON DONNA JEAN JOHNSON YVONNE JOHNSON LINDA JOHNSON EDITH JOHNSTON LORETTA JOHNSON HELEN JOHNSTON NILE JOHNSON JOHNNY JOHNSTON ROSEANN JOHNSON JEAN JONES KENNETH JONES PATRICIA M, JONES WANDA JONES lAY JORDAN lOHN JORDAN ROBERT JORDAN BEVERLY KEENE BARBARA KELLY NATALIE KENNEDY JEAN KAIMIKOV DON KENNEY JIM KARDAS KENNETH KENYON BARBARA KARNS lEANNE KIGER ■iiiiiiiii niMiiiniiiimi ROGER KINCEL BILL KIRBY DICK KNAPP MARILYN KNAUSS CHARLES KNIGHT lOYCE KNOX WILLIAM KOLB DIANNE KOLESAR KENNETH KOLLE JUDITH KOON JOHN KORAN CONSTANCE KORPI Seniors MARGARET LOUISE KRIDER MARILYN KRIDLER ARLENE KRODELL HAROLYN KROGH BARBARA L. LANIER DONALD LACEY LYNNE LARRAWAY ELBERT LAKIN CAROL LARSON DALE LAMB JOHNNY LARUS5A MARILYN LANGEL SANDRA LASATER ANN LANGFORD RHODEANA LAWLISS si LjBmiiJimmiiK RONAID LAWSON KYLE LAWTON JOYCE LEDLOW BARBARA N. LEE JERRY LEE RAY LEE ROBERT E LEE VmCE LENTON VIRGINIA LE5SLEY CHARLOTTE LESTER PATTI LEWIS DOLORES LIMON Seniors KENNETH LINDGREN JOHN LINNING JOHN LIPTOW JACK LITTLE ADRIENNE LOCY LARRY LOCY GWENDOLYN LOO ABE LOPEZ PATRICK LOREY CLAUDETTE LUCAS BERNABE LUCERO BARBARA LUETT RON LUKENS CHUCK LUKER AL LUNA jpyjQfTr - ' ft i iTmafcMHilJMIii—lMlllllllllllllll ROBERT McDonald colleen ANNE McEACHERN MARLENE McGEE LEFTY McKENZIE CAROL McKEY SHIRLEY McLAUGHLIN JACQUALINE McGINTY JOHNNY McMAHAN ROBERT McGUIRE CHARLES McMURTRY PAT MclNTOSH DONALD McNARON MARGARET McNIFF ROBIN MacCONNELL BARBARA MACDONALD SHARON MACDONALD JACK MAINARD L D MALALKA HARRIETT H. MALKOWSKI JAY MAKER FRED MAPLES PETER MARINO SALVADOR MARRUFfO GENE MARTIN JIM MARTIN |;M G MARTIN DONNA MARZOLF RON MA5E GORDON MAY MARLENE MAYES — wmiMrjirtriiTiiHTiirnnniiii aiiMiiiiiiiiiBiiiiiiiiii ■■ FELICIA MA2ZETTI TED MENMUIR MARILYN MILLS MIKE MITCHELL JERRY MOORE JOHN MEACHAM RON MEYERS WILLIAM J. MEIER JEAN MILLER GREGORY MELENDREZ MERLE MILLER AANUEL MENDEZ ROGER MILLER RAFAEL MENDOZA MARY ELLEN MILLERS f V -4,1 DAVID NELSON WARREN NEWMAN ERNIE NELSON JOE NEVER JOHN NEWSOM PHIL NICHOLS ROBERT NEUMAN CARL NEUMANN MARY JANE NIEDERHELMAN MARILYN NIEUWLANDT JOAN C. NEWMAN PATRICIA NIGRO CURTIS NILSEN NANCY NORBERG MARY JEAN NORMAN G. WESLEY NORRIS ZOLA NORRIS LEE NORTHCUTT ANN NORTON LLOYD NOVAK DUANE NOXON FRED NUFFER JUDY NUNEZ JEANNIE OHLSEN Cheering our swimming team to victory are Gayle Gray, Shirley Wheeler and Robin Drake. DONNA OIEN CAROL OLSON DICK OLSON • j 3 f JOAN OLSON SALLY PAIK BRUCE ORCHARD BILL PALMER KAREN PACK DAVID PALMER JEANNE PADILLA JEAN JOAN PALMER NORMA PAGE CHARLENE PARKER RICHARD PAHLAND SUZANNE PARKMAN Miiwm I II I niiiiiw iiimii JAN PARKS LAURETTA LEE PECH SHELBY PASSEHL DON PELOSO BETH PATTERSON JOHN PELTON LOUISE PATTERSON RACHEL PENA ROSE MARIE PASTRANO ANITA PENDLETON MYRTLE PETERS VIRGIL PETERSEN HAROLD PAULUS CLAIRE D. PERKINS S ROBERT PICOTT DANNY PINA ROBERT PINNIGER JULIA PITTMAN MARVIN PITTS MARY PHIIIPPI CHARLES PHILLIP: MARTHA PIERCE RUTHIE PIERCE LEWIS POLLARD PATRICIA POPE ELIZABETH POTTS NANCY POWELL ' --v ,■- •.,. :. ;:-: ' r ■ ' ■■ ■ ' • ' ' ' Vr ' i ' ]fYJ ' - ' ff .Mt,r; ' ' i7r W ' ui¥ ' ' ' i ' i WAYNE PURDY BEVERLY RADER GAIL QUALLS PATRICIA RAHILLY GARY QUINNEY SIMONA RAMOS HELEN M QUINTANAR GLEN RASMUS5EN GUADALUPE OUIJAOA CAROL RATHBONE DAVE RABER SHERIDAN RAU Seniors MILDRED RAWLINS SARA RAYNOR ALBERT REED RICK REGAN DONALD REID RICHARD REIRING JOANNE REPPERT BRUCE RHINEHART TAD RHODEN DICK RIEBOLDT MERRY RIENIETS ROGER RIGGSBY DOYLE RILEY JOE RIOS DAVID RIPLEY MARIANNE RIPPY TOM ROBINSON ALAN ROBERTS MARY ROCHEL BARBARA ROBERTS CARLOS RODRIGUEZ JIM ROBERTS NANCY ROFF RON ROBERTS BARRY ROGER WILLIAM ROBERTS ROSE ROSALES Seniors ARBARA R05ENTRETER REGINA ROSE BOB RUDBERG CHARLOTTE RUDMAN MILAN RUPERT BEVERLY RUWARD BEATRICE SAMSON DELORES M SANDERS SANDIE SANDERS MARLENE SANDVICK BRYAN SAVAGE RICHARD SALLIS ROBERT SAXTON ' ' - ' : «. tf- ■ n.. % i r :m ' Wv 1 DON SATHER JODY SCHUCH FRED SCANE JERRI SCOVEL JERRY SCHLINK MRYNA SCHUTZ SHIRLEY 5CHMID PATRICIA SCHMIDT RICHARD SCHMITZ MARY A. SCHWEIKART MARVIN SCHROTH ART SCHWEITZER DON SCOTT JEANETTE SELLS KAY SHAFFER BENNY SEALEY LOWELL SEMANS CHARLENE SHAW BOB SMITH GARY SMITH NANCY A. SMITH SHIRLEY SMITH GARY LEE SMITH HOBIE SMITH MARY JO SPARKS JESSIE SPEER JOHN SMITH LARRY SMITH FLORENCE SPENCER CARL SPITZMILLER ■?-;r nI !■ ' ■■. ;!i! !, ' :■- ' ■-- ' ■. -ii-iiic aa LAUREE SPRINGER JAMES STARKEY DAVE STAHL DIANE STEARNS PAMELA STANFIELD BILLIE MAE STEELE SALLY STANFORD ELIZABETH STEELE CLAUDETTE STANLEY NORMAN STEFFEN JOHN STANLEY BILL STEINKAMP ■-ti JOAN STOEBE ROBERT STEPHENS HERVEY STERN H H Lunch for Joan Huffman H B and Jonet V HOWARD STILl DON STINNETT PEGGY STITT LORRAINE STREETER FRED STRIETER FRANCENE 5T0FFREGEN NANCY 5T0MBAUGH BRUCE STROH JO ANNE STRONG MARILYN STUCKER RICHARD STURTRIDGE JAMES STURGEON JANICE SWEGER MARY TAYLOR JAMES SWORD RONNIE TEBBS GARY SYME LOIS TERRY JOAN SZATHMARY CHARLES TACKETT DAN TALBOTT CAROL THAYER ANN THOMAS JEANNETTE THOMAS —nniiiiriiri ' irT ' ir ' i i d diM RICHARD ULRICH DONNA WALKER BOB VAN DEVENTER ROBERT WALKER MARY LOU VELA5C0 RICHARD WALLACE HELEN VILLANUEVA BOB WALLER CHUCK VOGL WAYNE WALLIS LARRY WAGNER JEAN WALSH Seniors ANN WALTERS RUTHDALE WALTERS WELDON WANKIER EIDON WARN DAVID WEBB ATHA WASHAM JEANNE WECK JIM WASSUM JOHN M. WEEKS LARRY WATT NILA WEGER TOM WEADON DOROTHY WEKALL LYNDA WEATHERWAX JUNE WEISGERBER BRUCE WELSH PEGGY WELSH NANCY WESTMORELAND JOAN WHEATON BILL WENDT SHIRLEY WHEELER JOE WEST PATRICIA WHITAKER MARLENE WEST BILLIE MAE WHITE DOREEN WESTIN THOMAS WHITE Seniors SHELBA WHITFIELD PAUL R. WHITTINGTON KATHY WHITLOCK VIRGINIA WHITWORTH JEAN E. WHYTE GAIL WILLIAMS KEITH WILLIAMS LYNDALL WIGGINS KENT WILLIAMS ELAINE WILDERMUTH VALIERE WILLIAMS PAUL WILFORD BILL WILLES EDDIE WILLIAMS SHARON WILLSON LARRY WILSON NINA WILSON JIM WOODARD PAT WORLEY MARILYN YATES BENSON YEE KATHRYN WI0UE5T SHARON WOLFE NANETTE E. WORTHINGTON ROBERT WORTHINGTON BARBARA WOMACK CLAUDIA WRAY ALAN WOOD RICHARD WRIGHT BEVERLY YOCOM ALICE YONKMAN CAROLE YOUNG OLAN YOUNG JOANNE ZAHARIADES X ' ?£|[fc James Baldon Tom Barnewolt Barbara Drenson Sandra DuBois Margaret Hendon Marforie Holub Richard Magers Fay Moore Tom Morse Jim Oliver Paul Partington Richard Potter Kenneth Summerson , f ' .A a N? ■S i m 9 T ' - ' Seal Bearers life members of the Scholarship Society: Row 1: Marilyn Barbour, Mary Ann Hepp, Arlenc Krodell, Doreen Westin, Mary Philippi, Ann Norton, and Barbara Boozer. Row 2: DorothyWekall, Meredyth Myers, Jaccolin Clark, Carol Larson, Nancy Roff, Jean Montgomery, Jean Miller, Karen Hanson, andAngie Alarcon. Row 3: John Newsom, Lyndall Wiggins, Nina Wilson, John Ball, Larry Wagner, Chuck Haskell, John Gaskill,Barbaro Luell, and Beth Patterson. 62 Achievement Awards Each year the Bank of America awards certificates, based on scholarship, citizenship, leader- ship and activities, to those students who have made outstanding achievements in their specific field of major. Award winners are: Seated: Meredylh Myers, Soclol Science and liberal Arts; Nina Wilson, Vocolionoi Arts and Business; John Ball, Mothemtics and Science; Loline Hathaway, Music and Fine Arts. Standing: Lorry Wagnor, Laboratory Science; Gary L. Smith, Vocational Trades; Carol Moline, Home Economics; Janet Cumberland, Language; Jarcolin Clork, English, ond Shirley Goodwin, Art. 63 ■- ' .... ' ' .y . ;..., ; - r ' s-v. r- ' ■ ■■ ' ,JN« ' . ' .- ;-- ' ■■ .V ' ,- ;- ? «- :■  ' ■ ■■ ■. ;v . ■ . ■ ■ i ijii I I una I ill I iitiim,ifir -- r — •- - ' - ,:s- ifiiS iS - t m ' ■x _ . -r 7 P5:- ' . ' ? ' ; ' i . M V •w- ..- ' • ,-«Si STUDENT LIFE Gordon in Government 4 If ever needed in o hurry, Willie con be found sitting tive-like behind his desk Miss Finnerty ond Willie at work in the Activities Offi Willie Gordon Willie, one of our most capable student body presidents, bettering the standords of scholarship, loyally, and co ponionship en the Whittiei High campus. 68 Chief Officers Frank Newquist Vice President Frank Newquist, a quiet and industrious person, works well with many in the various functions and activities of our campus. He is not afraid of hard work, but at the same time he manages to have more than his share of fun and gaiety. :m. Pat Cox Serving W.H.S. as this year ' s A S.B. Secretary is Pat Cox. All those who have had the pleasure of knowing Pot can tell you that plus having a smile and sweet personality she has done a wonderful job of keeping the records for this ' 54 school year. Congratulations, Pat, Whittier High is proud to claim such a leader. Shirley Goodwin Doing an expert job for the Publicity C and promoting school spirit has bei Goodwin. With her artistic and leadership abili- ties, she proved to be a capable and well-liked Publicity Manager Song and Yell Leaders ,u U Songleaders: Joyce Ledlow, Carmen Alvarez, Ruthie Pierce, Marilyn Barbour iusan Hodman Noncy Slombaugh Yell leoders: Dick OKen, Mel Topping, Wayne Hildebrand, Jim Orr, Kyle Lawlon Advancing school spirit to its highest, and devoting hours of time to practice were our peppy ' 54- ' 55 song and yell leaders. Leading these groups and attending Cabinet meetings were head song leader Nancy Stombaugh and head yell leader Kyle Lawton. 70 ■?i ' Cardinal Cabinet Tom Bewley Finance Chairman Barboro Luetl Annual Editor Kyle Lawlon Heod Yell Leader Merry Rieniets Girls ' League President Shirley Goodwin Publicity Chairman Fronk Newquisi A SB. Vice President Willie Gordon AS B President Pat Cox A. SB. Secretary Meredyth Myers ... C«W Editor Dione Holt G.A.A. President Nancy Stombaugh Heod Song Leader A.S.B. Cabinet Leading the school through a very successful year and doing an excellent job was the A.S.B. Cabinet. Miss Fin- nerty gave this group much advice and did a great job in helping them Rep Board Sealed: f Newquisl, M Hepp, Miss Finnerly. Second Row: D Holt, M. Myers, B. Luell, I Wiggins, N Slombaugh, S Anderson, M Rieniels D Martinez, M Mottis, S Westsmilh, Y Jouregui, S, Hoffmen, M Barbour Second Row C Behrendl, T Bewley, J Slondlee, J Boll, D. Shores J Sword, W Gordon, K Lowlon, P Cox, B Pollerson, S Goodwin Girls ' League Officials The Girls League Dance, ■Enchonlmenl Under the Sea, Hi Jinks, Sadie Howkins, and many other events were successfully undertaken by Merry Rieniets and the hard-working board Anne Monroe — Sr. Representative; Judy Osborn Jr. Representotive; Barbara Phelps — Soph Represen- Iclive, Judy Brandt — Frosh. Representative; Mary A. Erojim — Sec. Vice President; Merry Rieniets President; Dorothy Wekoli— First Vice President; Jonet Mortrude— Song leader; Sara Roynor— Secretary, Morgie Miller — Serg at Arms; Ann McEachern — Song leoder 72 J Paint Brush Executives Ftsi Row: J. Arnold. S Sondets, J Miller, M Mollis. R Wallers. S Goodwin. S. Simons Second Row: M Chndler. H Tonge. G Ouolli, D Roop. R Pierce. J Heody, J Culbcrlsc P. Armslrong. Budget Balancers Pubhcily Commillee Among Ihe best publicily Whillier High hos ever seen has been supplied by the Publicity Commillee of 1954-55 Head- ing Ihe group and doing a wonderful |ob wos Shirley Goodwin. A SB. Publicily Manager The commillee used Mr Hor- lons silk screen, resulting in neoter end clearer signs. Good publicity such 05 that displayed by the terrific workers empha- sized the school s oclivities It improved Ihe Cordinol spirit o greet deal F.rst Row D Christy. C Ryden. M Hepp. C Reynolds. M Evorls. T Bewley. D Wekall Second Ro Mr Davis. R Peouroi. M Peltersen, J Westmon. J Boll J Wolker, B Bradley Finance Committee Another wonderful y e o r has possed successfully thanks to the help of our hard-working Finan- ciers They hove been keeping busy with Ihe |ob of selling and receiving tickets for this years activities With o capable chair- man, Tom Bewley. their laborious year has proved a tremendous H Girls ' Council and Senators First row: Pal Chopmon. Bill Hollond, Herby Horstman, Ernie Nelson, Pete Norvell, Lowell Seomons, Mike Keefe, Al Bolen. Second row: Larty Hill, John Newsom, Jim Roberts, Jerry Schlink, George Roberts, Gordon Soflels, Mel Topping, Kyle Lawton. Third row: Bob Jerlberg, Scotty McCorlney, Bob Montgomery, Clorence Borlley, Bernard Hernondel. Art Downen, Jeon Goskill, Dick Olsen, Lorry Smith. The Girl ' s Council and Senators work toward furthering a friendly spirit throughout the student body and raising the moral and social standards of the school. Members in these two representative organizations are selected on a basis of scholarship, citizenship, and understanding of others. student Body Council A. SB. Council The AS B Council, made up of representatives from basic course classes, handles many problems of student government which arise during the year. Headed by Willie Gordon and Miss Finnerty. the council accom- plishes its principal purpose: encouraging the voice of the student to be heard! 1 Classes — Sondy Foster, Pot Cox, J Starkcy Seniors — Pam Stamfield, Dixie Mortii Cardinal Staff This year, the Annual Staff and Photographers have worked harder than ever to produce a bigger and better annual. The book has been done by a new type of processing which has called the staff to many long hours of extra work in order to meet ine necessary deadlines. Thanks to Barbara Luett, Editor, Ann Nor- ton, Assistant Editor, who, with the help of Mr. Denton, Annual Adviser, and Mr. Hem- merling, Photo Adviser, worked hand in hand with the capable staff, the 1955 Cardinal Annual is offered in the hope it will depict the life of Whitfier High, 1955, in the best manner ever. r% z - Photogrophers — Mr. Hemmerling, Wayne Purdy, lorry Foss, Donna Mar- zoff, Lloyd Berry, Barbara Lanier, Fred Nuffer, Kenny Headon, Mel Copland Student Life — Joon Harler, Goil Quails, Donna Barr, Barbara Ro troter, Judy Arnold, Jonel Payne Sports — Tom Robinson, Dove Stahl, Brent Bradley. Ads — Morlene 5ondvi k, Ann Norton, Marsho Garrett. PME CiR}| The joke is on Alon Everybody come to the Welcome Dante Coughl Ihe Culprit Endione Evening Activities Parties, football, basketball games, dances, pep rallies, and good old monkeyshines, that ' s what activities are made of. The year started off with a bang with the Welcome Dance.. Then came the after-game dances. 1954 ended with the crowning of the Whittier float queen for the Tournament of Roses, at the Coronation Ball. Coronation Ball 1 Hail the Queen, Jonet Pitier. and Princessps Kathy Forsnas. Suson Hoffman and Goy Kin- chen ' 54 Hi Jinx Ably directed by Dorothy Wekall and Miss Margaret Withrow, the show drew a capacity crowd that enabled the Girls League again to offer a $500 scholarship to a deserving girl. This is the third year that this scholar- ship has been o- - - ' ' - - girls that received it previ; n to fur- ther their education u • ' ; ,: ' ■ Santa Barbara Colleo;: 82 t ' I i is j H Elfin Escapade Now Andy, I think I ' ll have a coke. ' Andy Slayton and Susan Terry also spent an enjoyable evening. Once again the IF re sh, Tier Dance a very delightfu! gayiety of the event have come through with flying colors, making this year ' s Frosh-Soph Ihs detoralions were bright and cheerful, with the band of Cal Rush adding to the Lois Bridger and Mor Homecoming Homecoming 1954 was a huge suc- cess clue to the thoughtful planning of the Senior Council, who every year ar- ranges for the return of the Alumnus. The day started off with an Assembly welcoming former students. Then there was the game with Alhambra followed by a dance in the Girls ' Gym. It was all topped off with the crowning of the Homecoming queen, Nina Tikenoff. The queen was elected by the Student Body and crowned by the Varsity Club president, John Stanley Nino Tikenoff, ond Pri je and Jeanne Kiger. Christinas Program Getting everyone into the Christmas spirit, this year ' s Christmas program was one of the best ever. Presented by the Music, Drama and Modern Dance departments, the assembly was a tremendous success. The Music and Drama departments joined in bringing tableaux of the Nativity. The Modern Dance department gave us some cheerful holiday dances. Rudolph, OS ever, leading San- ta ' s reindeer. A Child is born to the world God ' s gift S7 HHUOHIilHail The annual Girls ' League Dance, Enchantment Under the Sea, was an outstancJing event. Over 500 couples danced to the mel- low music of Marshall Cram and his orchestra on the night of January 15. Decorations show- ing under water scenes and sunken treasure fascinated many. The girls and boys, all dolled up in formal attire, rated this dance as the most. Thanks go to the chaperones and the advisers of committees that made the evening super. Enchantment Pam and Joe agree the refreshments are delicious. n p i ill The Girls ' League Board mem- bers were responsible for plan- ning this dance. The student chairman, Mary Alyce Erazim, did a tremendous job, as did all of the many committee mem- bers. Merry Rieniets, Girls ' League President, along with many other helping hands, helped transform the Cardinal Ballroom into a breathtaking undersea kingdom. These hard working students deserve a big hand for giving us such a mem- orable dance. Under the Sea Many couples found Marshall Cram ' s music wonderful to dance to. Intermission found these couples in the refreshment -■uo :o -- ' to p Carol Coffy Jack Ross sings Mammy Gloria DeLa Cruz Sadie Hawkins j , | ' Many couples entered the contest. FFA FHA Mony students and faculty members come to the Sadie Hawkins Carnivol. The Cardinal Ballroom was packed Again this yeor, Lil Abners and Daisy Maes came swarming to) the Sadie Hawkins Carnival. The marriage booths were popular and demand for ginger beer and tacos was greater. At the dance the Cards whirled around in their Dogpatch attire. Sweepstokes secutive year is the German Club for the second Time Out For Ginger Student Directors Shirley Schmidt and Bernice Pekatz. Tommy Green is surprised at Ginger ' s outfit. Understudy, Sandra Leggio, and Mrs. Katherine Grassell, head of the Drama Department, Director. The cast of this year ' s Spring Play, Time Out for Ginger, is as follows: Judy Knox, Ron Burnett, Alice Click, Faye Moore, Carole Young, June Smith, Phil Tramantano, Bob Hokem. This comedy illustrates the incidents that take place when a freshman high school girl decides to go out for the Varsity football team. -aiisira afe- .j_ «iiA -  _ :i ' «  si« t !S.A utoi JT Junior -Senior Prom This year ' s Jr. Sr. Prom, Stairway to the Stars, was a lovely event. The annual dance was given by the junior class for the graduating seniors. The credit goes to the Jr. Council and all the people that mode this formal dance a big success. lust foolin around Carol and Ton The striking decorations gave the dance an our thanks for a very memorable dance. elegant air. Betty Kyle, Junior Social Chairman, deser ' ■ n.Tg.j?-- ' ' ' :;; ■ r ' rYi ' ' rTi ' • ' ' ' ' ' ■ ' lilii «Tnnnri ' riT n- The Cardinal Band, under the direction of Mr. Allan Trefry, has fulfilled a fine job and added its musical talents to the Rose Parade. Peppy Cardinal Band p. McGrath, J. Britt, L. Wiggins, N. Wilson Seen taking if easy after a hard day of marching and routines are a few of the many girls who make up the Whittier Pepsters. M. Gold. a, S. Wheeler, G, Houser, P. Rahiliy, C. Hal and Half-time Entertainers The 54-55 Cardinal Drill Team will be remembered for its many and wonderful performances. 1 ■ 1 jjjS f f j Btv . aI 1 :- Jr A l r M ' r i sM J Bft V BTi sM 1 1 - ' HmnsMWHw The ringing voices of the Cardinal Choir were praised by many from near and far. Cardinal Music Maimers This group of fine performers has pleased our student body with beautiful music throughout the year. iif « i-w ' . Under the superior direction of Mr. John Chickanzeff, the Whitfier High Orchestra received many honors and did much to pro- vide entertainment for the student body of Whittier High. Mr, Morton and members of the Cardinal Choir listening to the music from their next program. Students from the Whittier High Orchestra are seen looking over the music from their next concert. Looking over the future songs are a few of the girls from Girl ' s Glee Club. Firs: Row: K. Lowton, B. Kirby, C. Barlley, P. Norvell, J. Slonley, A Downen, B. Hernandez. Second Row: B. Orchard, M. Bromberg, B. Corcoron, R. Tebbs, L. Bochanon, L. McVey, R Hamner. Third Row G. Campbell, O. Dykes, B. Stroh, L. Semons, D. Thompson, Mr. 5. Fronk. Upper: L. Semans, M. Bromberg, T. Tracy, L. Buchanon, J. Stanley. Lower: K. Lowton, B. Willis, R. Tebbs, and C. Bartley. Varsitymen and Dance Planners Bottom Row: Joan Harter, K. Hansen, B. Harder, N Austin, B. Bushing, S. Terry, L Weatherwax. Middle Row: k. Corty, A. Monroe, C. Wile, L. Wiggins, M. Wing, S. TenBrook, J. Goskill. Third Row: Mr. Metz M, Peterson, J. Newsom, W. Gordon, L McVey, T. Groot, T. Upton, P. Andreen. Ffoni Row: J. Ashbrook, G. De lo Crul, E Alvorei, S Sanders. S WesHmith, C Smilh, M, Millikan, C Busching, J. Ledlow, D. Ellis, M. Wilkinson, Middle Row: Mr. Moms, N. Stem- bough. F Slonfield. M Borbour, L Lorrowoy. B Rosenlretcr, 0. Rich. J Pryor. D. Holfhill, R. Pierce. B Kecfe, I. Kellorr., C. Wroy, I Dewitt, A, Norton. Too Row: P, Tromontono, T, Wockeen, K, Lowlon, W. Hildebrond, M. Topping, T. R. Dovidson, G. Roberts, D. Bortoo, T Robinson, L Semons, B Montgomery, 0. Roop, J, Orr. D OUen. J, Roberts. B, Beomer Leaders omong the Pep Club on Ann Norton. Dick Olsen, Jin Roberts and Tom Robi Pepsters and Artists Discussing an ore Kathleen Somson end Goil Quolls. Row One B Kikos, I, Stumpf, J. Siwolhmory, M Schveike, S. Duorte. J. Bonnister. J. Horlmon. H Soul, Row Two: C. Harvey. A locy. D. Evonson. S, McChrisly. N Heaton. S. Duarte, Miss Wood Third Row: B. Grovier, A. Locy, P. Gekos, D Koufmon, E. Youngory, K Samson, V. Williams, A, Kanuel, B. Johnston, G Quails Fow Four C. Brown, J. Thomason, S- Sicotte, F Furrey, D. Lonmore, J. Maker. V Jockson. Mr Y. Nokomuro. S. Kaufman. R Cisneros. Row Five: J. Bell. J Culberlson, B, Galbreoth, C. Gassier, A. Click, Mr. Herring r 5 U n B N I T ■ R t J. Turnquist, A. Morgon, M. Milikan, L. DeWitt, C. Williams, J. Orr, N. Kennedy, H. Horsl- monn, D. McCartney, S Bazc, C. Murroy, G. Muller, P. Patterson, A. Monroe, I. Larraway Row Two: J. Marling, M. Frosello, D. Drake, 5. Terry, M, Marsh, G James, J. Roberts, E. Bowen, B. Harder, J. Dahlem, J. Rosser, F. Hathaway, G. imbrie, C. Nielsen, M. Jenkins, B. Luett Third row: A. Fisher, K. Staley, J. Sahor, M Evarts, J. Montgomery, B. Keys, I. Cahttento , S. McQuilkin, D. Mikals, K. Lewis, B. Zuheke, P. Rahilly, E Wolffram. Row four: B. Braucher, J. Grubbs, N. Peoples, D. McDougal, N. LaMoure, B. Cor.:oran, B. Capron, S. Sneed, B. Harlun, B. Beck, D. Sprogue, J. Grant. Latin and German Clubs First row: B. Weed, G. Leonard, L. Muther, J. Skarda, M. Eiben, T. Horton, M Weed, C. Prince, C. Hunter, E. Ruff, L. Peck, D. Schweilier, A. Gewenads. Second row: L. Stuart, J. Newson, R, Sturtridge, G. Beaird, J. Ferguson, R. Ohap, J. Giddings, C. Walder, A. Coll, L. Semons, C. Haskell. Third row: J. Walker, J. Spear, J. Weed, H. Place, S. Somody, P. Fentaine, D. Willis, B. Hilditch, D. Siratton, R. Willoughby, D. Podmore, A. Gutschow. J. Walsh, M. Hepp, N. Kennedy, J. Newsom L, Mulher, J. Ne Upper N. Page, M. Miller, G Roberts. Lowe C Orlii, P. Donahue, C, Wile, D. McDougo D Johnston First row V Nathan, F. Cenderson, E Rovero, J. Ashb brook, 5. Duarte, P. Pflaum, M Schueike, W Kerkpolrick, M Doles, K. Ranletl, J. Hokuf, J Newman Second row: j Koon, D. Hall, J Harrington, Mrs. F Cottrell, P. Bradley, B. Brude, R. Cojero, 5. Giles, D. Purdy, G. Forj r Medino, J Berber, E Bower. Third row: R. Gingros, Mrs. Sheets, L Knupp, G. Roberts, B. Hazil, C. Simon, R. Maoss, L McPherson, K. Foss, E. Manessee, M. Miller, E. Taylor. Fourth row: R. Giagras, R. Fitigeraid, M. Esposilo, V Ravenno, N. Nelson, V. Wassum, B. Patterson, J Myers, S. Malone, J. Kodillner, B Rodriguez French and Spanish Cluhs With the traditional breaking of the Pinata, the Spanish Club again enjoyed an authentic Spanish Christmas as well as enjoying other interesting events such as their annual trip to Padua Hills where they saw an original Spanish play and merienda. Mhvm a miiifrri ' iiTiiMii F-),- Math and Engineering Solving many difficult and interesting problems is the Math and Engineering Club. This club has shared many interesting field trips to various colleges to find out what their many math departments offer. F.T.A. Learning more about the many aspects of teaching by observing the teachers of the Whittier School District is the Future Teachers of America. Checiierboard Clubs Reigning victorious through the year 54-55 is the Chess and Checkerboard Club. Stamp Club Rare and unique stamps from various countries are col- lected and exchanged by the members of the Stamp Club. 106 F. H. A. Listening to speakers and holding beneficial meetings was the F.H.A. The members of this club have enjoyed their year of learning and are looking forward to 1955-56. F. F. A. The Future Farmers of America Club has worked on many different and interesting projects which will enable them to become better acquainted with the study of agriculture. Health and Safety Committee Discussing health and safety problems of the school this committee has helped keep good health within our boundaries. Junior Red Cross Council The prospective social workers of the Jr. Red Cross have continued their study of very worthxwhile services to man- kind this year as in years past. Cardinal Scholars ■ V  and Scientists The members of the huge Science Club enjoyed many educaHonal talks and field trips through- out the year. The World Friendship and Freiburg Club has done o lot this year to promote more friendship and good will in other lands as it has done in the past. Freiberg, World Friendship and F. B. L A. J. Slorkey, A, Kidder, P Man ion, A. Kinch, B, Storkey, T Hathaway. Throughout the year, the F.B.L.A. has undertaken many interesting projects, each of them a great suc- cess. The members have much reason to be proud of the past year. K. Whitlock, B. Harder, Y. Choriez, C. Weald, L. Panosily, L. Kingdon, M. Reeves. Third row: E. Polls Fiis; row: Miss J Hansen, M. Wildinson, M Moinen, J. Bennils, J. Rosses. Second row; A Nelson M Gardiner, S. Heady, J. Lotson, J. Gabor, N. Roff, N. Norlhinglon, W. Borcels. and Monitors Usherettes ,  Ss  ( J Heody. I Ponosily, M Gordiner, L Po First row; M. Wildenson, P. Binger, S. Pie Second row: R. Drake, P. Manion. Third M. Kridler. M Myers, J. Payne, L Larroway, A Norlon, G. Quails r I. Kelle m, J. Denlinger, I Cox, J Welsh, D. Halfhill, Discussing some aspects of music with the help of Miss Croweli, Music Club adviser, are Carol Ann Behrendt and Barbara Burrows. Music, Radio and Photo Clubs These radio-minded boys with their deep study of electronics, look forward to a fine future in the field of radio. a r The Photo Club, with its many interesting studies in photogra- phy, have and are turning out fine photographers every year Ui Uik • Little Theatre Plays One-acl ploys this (all included ■Tell Dorri Not to Cry Creative Writing ,ides having fun with this work, these writers prepare a book eoth ye Debaters and Speakers ■Yes Means No Stage Crew First row; D. Evans, W Purdy, B Clark, B Worlhinglon, J Gray, V. Schun Model Home The model home, each year built by student carpenters of Whit- tier High, was even more successful this year than in the past. The first three periods of each day these boys studied, planned and built the model home. CLASSES ' p-. ' PRESIDENT, Scott McCartney Joyous Under the leadership of President Scott McCartney and the Vice President Bob Capron, the Junior class showed outstanding leadership ability this year. Juniors VICE PRESIDENT, Bob Copr. THE JUNIOR COUNCIL 118 S0NGLEADER5 — S lltner, K Macrorie, S. Turner, M. Garrett, D. Dicky YELL LEADERS — M. Peterson, J. Maraist, B. Ripley, S. TenBrook, I. Wycoff. The class of 1956 has been industriously working on many activi- ties all through their Junior year. The fall play, GREEN VALLEY, was one of these activities. Another was the Junior-Senior Prom, an important dance and long awaited event. SECRETARY, Judy Ashbrook SOCIAL CHAIRMAN, Betty Kyle 1 19 Chuck Agrusa, Bob Alan, Carole Aibers, Wando Alderson, Jo Ann Amick, Connie Anderson, Ardilh Anderson, Flora Anderson, Stan Anderson. Shirley Anderwald, Richard Angel, Carlos Anguiano, Mike Anguiano, Sammy Anquiano, Jola Anihis, Joe Arambel, Leo Armstrong, Joyce Arnelt. Jeanelte Arnoll, John Artinger, Richard Ascarote, Judy Ashbrook, Earline Austin, Blaine Awerkamp, Cheryle Babojian, Don Babcock, Delilah Bailon Sue Baird, Nelson Baize, Diana Baker, Artith Baldwin, Al Balen, Norma n Ballard, Edward Barojas, Donna Barr, Jim Barrett. Roberta Bortine, Charles Basolo, Gilbert Beaird, Doris Beasley, Mary Belles, Bruce Bellwood, Nancy Bennett, Janet Benaiz, Jimmie Bernardino. Barbara Bishop, Janet Bloss, Marilyn Bonham, Treva Bonser, Pam Bonn, James Boyle, Delores Brandt, Naomi Braverman, Poul Bremer Lois Bridger, Larry Broadfoot, Sharon Bromley, Bondie Brooksher, Carolyn Brown, Charles Brown, Dixie Brown, Larry Brown, Sandra Brown. John Brunty, Gary Bryce, Jack Buchanon, Maxine Burchett, Carol Busching, Evangelina Bustos, Maureen Byers, Donna Cain, Bob Caldwell. Troy Callas, Roger Calnek, Bob Copron, Ronald Carrier, Leroy Carrisosa, Phil Carty, Caroline Cosier, Jock Case, Ernest Castrellon Juniors FIRST ROW: Domenic Castanon, Carol Cathcart, Jeanne Christman, Janet Ciocca, Jean Ciocca, Raymond Cisneros, Barbara Clark, Dorothy Clark, Carolyn Clarke, Jane Clarke, Corol Clayton, Carol Coffy, Bob Coffman, Don CoHman. THIRD ROW: Gary Cortrighl, Donna Crandoll, Ray Crawford, John Crozier, Bruce Crouch, Rosemary Crowe, Avon Crowder, Lowell Croy- side, Laura Cruz, Ramon Cruz, Jim Crye, Mike Cummins, Ross Cunningham, Sandra Currey, John Doo SECOND ROW: Robert Cohen, Mory Cole, Alan Cole, Norman Cole, Dexter Coleman, Jimmie Coleman, Joe Collins, Bonnie Colwell, Lester Colwell, Jim Conchelos, George Cooley, Bill Corcoron, Tom Cootz, Virginia Cortez FOURTH ROW: Pal Darrow. Pat Davies, Lyndo Davis, Carole Dayton, Paul Deese, Gloria DeLoCrui, Ronnie DeMoss, Joy Denlinger, Dianne Dickey, Margaret Dickenson, Mary Ann Dixson, Dodie Dolejsi Ralph Donohew, Roberta Dorn, Verlgne Douglas, Sharon Doxey, Dale Drake, Sylvia Duarte, Dee Dun- das, Jim Duncan, Andre Dupont. Bengie Durnez, Ben Durbin, David Dutlon, Barbarc Earl, Susie Eastlund, Lowell Eastman, Thomas Edger ly, Roger Elliott, Bill Ely. John Emerson, Gerald England, Frances Engslrum, Virginia Erkan, Geraldine Espey, Bernabe Espinoza, Carolyn Espinoza, Glenn Espy, Deanne Evans. Donna Evanson, Mary Ann Evarts, Dorene Feldkamp, Joe Felix, Paul Firmani, LouAnn Fleshman, Al Flink, Donno Ford, Kay Foss. Sandy Foster, Don Foulk, Lupe Franco, Sharon Frank, Mary Ann Frans, Dale Freeman, Anne Fulenwider, Joan Gobor, Virginia Galvan. Betty Galbreoth, Art Golindo, Tony Garcia, Myrtle Gardenshire, Chuck Garner, Marsha Garrett, John Gates, Howard Gething, John Giddings. Joy Giesking, Connie Giles, Joyce Giles, Nancy Gill, Karleen Gillenwater, Kathleen Gillenwater, Shirley Gillhom, Rosario Gingras, Leroy Gire. Ron Glasgy, Anita Glenn, Jack Graham, Gayle Gray, Donna Griffith, Richard Grotle, John Gruber, Tom Gstrein. Joann Gutn, Richard Guin, Douglas Gunderson, Alan Gutschow, Lonny Hagemier, Robert Hagman, Dolores Hall, Doug Hall, Jack Hall. Juniors First row: Joan Hamilton, Barry Hamons, Dave Han- son, Ann Hardie, Frazier Hardin, Ray Harris, Donella Hortnetf, Marilou Harrison, Joan Harter, Donna Jean Hartman, Nick Hartman, Ethel Harvey, Francine Hathaway, Terry Hathaway. Second row: Jacque Hawn, Bob Hawks, John Hay, Sherri Hoyden, Carolyn Heald, Frank Heilman, Earle Herbert, Richard Hernandez, Sonja Herron, Nancy Higginbotham, Larry Hill, Alice Holmes, Maxine Hoogerzek, Shirley Hopkins. Third row: Dan Hopping, Fred Horner, Pal Hovezok, Paul Hudson, Charles Huffman, Harriett Hughes, Colleen Hunter, Lorry Huntington, Douglas Irwin, Sandy Isbell, Sandy Ittner, Art Jacobs, Carole Jock- son, Larry Jackson. Fourth row: Sylvia Jenkins, Larry Jesse, John Jime- nez, Judy Johns, Dick Johnson, George Johnson, Lowell Johnson, Sue Johnson, Jane Ann Johnson, Barbara Johnston, Bill Johnston, Dillard Johnston, Bob Jones, Glenn Jones. Ok. w h ' i . ' . First row: Janice Jordan, Bob Justice, Annette Kona- vel, Shoron Koufman, Susan Keck, Michael Keefe, Martin Keeling, Delores Keith, Carol Kelley, Chuck Kenley, Joan KicJd, Alice Kidder, Ado Kinch, Bar- bara Kirk. Third row: Crui Lara, Delores Lara, Janet Latson, Jan Laughlin, Larry Lawson, Harold D. Laytey, Cliff Ledbetler, Diane Lee, Barbara Lee, Don Lee, Glendo Lee, Joan Leonard, Virginia Leonard, John E. Leslie. Second row: Mary Klinkhamer, Pat Knapp, Janet Knauss, Darlene Knight, Janet Knoll, Judy Knox, Wayne Knowles, Dick Koenig, Phil Korne, Ron Kuns, Betty Kyle, Marcia Lakin, Harry Laird, Nathan LaMoure. IE Fourth row: Marilyn Leslie, Baldwin Lester, Joan Lewis, Dael Lindley, Donald Lindsey, Evelyn Loo, Jon Lorentzen, Ronnie Loyd, Bob Ludwig, Dolores Lyie, Tom Lyon, Scott McCartney, Lester McCauley, Sylvia McChristy. Juniors Hoberl McCullough, Thomas McCullough, Jack Mc- Donald, Barbara McDaniel, Denis McDouglas, Mary Ann McGeary, Pat McGrath, JoAnn McQuown, Larry McVey. Vincent Macias, Donald Mackey, Kolhleen Mocrorie, Duane Magill, Mike Mohan, Evelyn Maldonado, Pal Manion, Neoma Mores, Eliiobeth Marin. Janice Marling , Dick Martin, Kothie Martinet, Mary Martinetto, Jack Martinez, Richard Martinez, Sandra Matoian, Charles Mattson, Marcia Mauss. Sharon May, John Melton, Maria Mendivil, Ralph Merola, Carmen Meza, Barbara Mezzell, Margaret Miller, Margie Miller, Richard Millelt. Roberta Mills, Virginia Milton, Penne Mock, Bob Montgomery, Linda Morales, Elizabeth Moreno, Dean Morgan, Jerry Morgan, Judy Moore. Wilbur Moore, Gory Moorehead, Robert Morse, Carol Morris, Larry Morlensen, Donno Mueller, Mar- lene Muir, Myra Muse, Linden Muther. Judy Myers, Don Neal, Sondro Neely, Robert Nemetz, Fronk Newquist, Terry Newton, Sharon Nick, Verne Nicholson, Sharmaine Nick. Cheryl Nigh, Carl Nimrod, Jack Nivens, Mel North, Pete Norvell, Ralph Nudo, Margie O ' Brien, Mari- lynne Odell, Richard Ohap. Amparo Olague, Bill Olme, Johnny Olsen, Helen Onliveros, Mary Ann Orlando, Jim Orr, Judy Os- born, Doris Ownbey, Ann Owsley. First row: Shirley Pace, Jaque Palmer, Louise Star- ling Parker, Betty Parkinson, Jane Parks, Diana Parmenter, Barbara Parritt, Joe Pastrano, Esther Patterson, Magdalena Pnf-o obert Paulus, Dalene Payne, Janet Payne, Jack Payton. Second row: John Pekko, Jim Pcna, Harry Pernell, Albert Peterson, Marshall Petersen, Bob Peltey, Pres- ton Phillips, Waller Phillips, Florence Pickering, Richard Pickering, Shyrle Pierce, James Poison, Sue Porter, DeAnna Pratt. Third row: David Prince, Lydia Quintana, Carol Raggio, Janet Rainey, Evelyn Ramey, Gail Ramsey, Jerry Rowlings, Lee Roymond, Harvey Reding, Claudia Reeder, Tony Ricco, Donno Rich, Ronnie Richison, Rod Rickard. Fourth row: Gilbert Rios, Bob Ripley, Beverly Riva, Beverly Riva, Beverly Robbins, Judy Robbins, George Roberts, Wayne Robinson, Eleanor Rockwood, Chuck Rodriguez, James Rodriguez, Juanita Rodriguez, Rachel Rodriguez, Dan Roddy, Bill Rogers. Juniors Sally Arline Rolls, Jackie Root, Roger Root, Judy Ross, Sharyn Ross, Vernon Rowe, Deleores Russell, Jim Rutz, Vern Ryan. Karen Ryward, Gordon Saffels, Sharon Sandie, Daniel Santos, Jerry Saybo, Al Schafer, Gary Schmid, Kay Schmid, Glen Schmoker. Clara Dee Schoonover, Dale Schreiharl, Jack Scott, Don Secrest, Jerry Self, Tony Sendeias, Lois Sen- feney, Jerry Serdinsky, Don Shelton. Luella Shoup, Nancy Simmons, Don Smith, Craig Smith, David Smith, Don Smith, Jim Smith, John Smith, June Smith. Roberta Smith, James Spear, Vicki Spinelli, Dole Sprague, Diane Slaley, Jon Standlee, Jim Story, Bernice Stowe, Valarie Strunk. lane Stuart, Sylvia Sudac, JoAnn Surratt, Robert Suter, Mickey Swadley, Daniel Sweaza, Alberta Tadewald, Helen Tange, Carol Taylor. Jack Taylor, Barry Temple, Shirley TenBn Tetone, Wesley Thatcher, Francis Thorr Thompson, Ed Thompson, Mike Thompson. ok, Tony Gary Tingler, Frank Tomllnson, Mel Topping, Dick Trantum, Mary Lou Trosselo, Beverly Troutmon, Ruiah Tunnelle, Kelly Turbyfill, Pat Turner. Tur Elc Sharon Turne man, Robert Underwood, Tom Upton, Lorelei Jti, Alicia Valeska, Chuck Vandaveer. .jgtiiy-: J L Gary Van Malre, Dorothy Vannaman, Mory Venture, Oliver Victor, Poul Victor, Miguel Villanueva, David Villapando, Marion Voss, Benjamin Waldron. Larry Waldron, Darlene Waldron, Gary Walker, John Walker, Joyce Wall, Clark Walvoord, Druanne Washburn, Virginia Wassum, Corol Waylond. Daryl Weaver, John Weed, Ed Weigand, Alice Welsh, Jim West, Jock Westman, Julie White, Ed White, Don Whiltemore. Deword Wickham, Sondy Wieselman, Margaret Wil- kinson, Carolyn Wile, Ken Willioms, Sammie Wil- liams, Richard Willoughby, Beverly Wilson, Lois Wilson. Nancy Wilson, Nancy Wilson, Joan Winchester, Penny Windle, Jim Winiecke, Wrima Wisehart, Kathy Workman, Louis Wyckoff, Yvonne Yescas. Juniors 124 Serious PRESIDENT, Bill Smyth Led by President, Big Bill Smyth, and Veep, Jean Reynolds, the Sophomore class efficiently handled the many tasks given to it. Sophomores VICE PRESIDENT, Jeon Reynolds THE SOPHOMORE COUNCIL 126 SONGLEADERS — D. Ellis, M Hawse, L. Hannon, C. Blower, B.Phelps, S. Terry. YELL LEADERS — A Davis, L Haynes, M Gardiner, D. Grensted, D. Rupe, C Griffin SECRETARY, Mary Bo Sophomores, upper, lower classmen, have had a busy year dur- ing 1954-55. Perhaps the most important and extravagant occurrence was the Freshman-Sophomore dance. Their pep and enthusiasm has helped to make this a great year. SOCIAL CHAIRMAN, Carol Willian 127 Dolores Acosta, Dorothy Atosta, Gilbert Atosto, Gory Adams, Pete Adrionce. Douglas Adorns, John Aiels, Lydio Aguico, Morgaret Aguilers, Deilea Albright. Lydia Aldati, Charles Alexander, Marybeth Alford, Donnay Allen, Oscar Alvarez. Bert Amsbury, Brenda Anderson, Nancy Anderson, Chuck Anderson, Tommie Anguino. Roy Anthony, Paul Arellanes, Raymond Armstrong, Heinz Arndl, Ralph Arvizo. Edward Atkinson, Anthony Aulisio, Nancy Austin, George AydelotI, Brad Ayers Linda Bobcock, Helen Baird, Linda Baker, Elinor Baker, Janalee Bannister. Lee Bongerter, Julie, Barber, Alroy Barron, Loretta BarneK, Sandra Burnett. Kenton Barrington, Irene Barrios, Evongeiina Barcelo. Jock Bark, Mary Bormore. Patricio Bossetl, James Bauswell, Terry Baxter, Kath- leen Beck, Janet Beebe Kae Bell, Ronnie Bennett, Lemuel Benbury, Jim Ber- ' ryman, Sharon Berry. f- f John Bezayiff, Myrno Bige, Shero Biggers, Ruth Biackinton, Tommy Blair. Richord Bliss, Carole Blower, Janice Bonner, Ronnie J. Borst, Ellen Bowen. tu . Jim Bowman, Avery Brakebill, Mary Ann Braca- monte, Betty Bradford, Terry Brady Ronnie Brantley, David Britton, Dolores Brizendine, Janice Brizedine, Nickie Brown Eddie Brown, Gardner Brown, Loid Brown, Gary Brown, Betty Brown. Nathan Brubaker, Borbara Bruce, Kay Brummitt, Rick Bryant, Dan Bryant Billie Burk, Pat Burbatt, Judith Burchett, Connie Burleson, Bob Bussinger Barbara Busching, Johnny Bustmonte, Andrew Bus- tos, Rachel Cajero, Ruth Campbell. Virginio Comarillo, Ken Compbell, Virginia Capron, Floyd Carlton, Boyd Carlton. Madeleine Carrigan, Teresa Castro, Fay Cash, Pat- ricia Casey, Darlene Catron. James Calhcart, Sharon Cotlett, Mel Coylor, Borbara Cesario, Diane Chambers. Kay Chapin, Lee Chapman, Pot Chamberlin, David Chiles, Dick Chokzko. Donald Christy, Bill Christiansen, Barrie Clork, Rob- ert Clarke, Joyce Clayton. Bob Clift, Vicky Cline, Kenneth Cline, John Collins, Gary Cole. Mary Colquin, Fred Conn, Roger Constenino, Arlette Coots, Penny Cornford Jeanine Corbonara, Lynn Cornwell, Do Cottinghom, Vivian Coughlln, Eleanor Cox. Phillip Crandoll, Kent Crosser, Sandra Crow, Lindon Cryef, Jean Culbertson. Dick Curey, Myrtle Cutler, Judie Dahlem, Ronald Dahlilz, Leiand Daniels. Ronald Davidson, Melinda Do Roland Davila, Dennis Davis. Shirley Davies, lindo Deaton, Norma Deck, Dan Delaney, Earlene Delnero, Joseph DeLuca. Janene DeMorr, Jim Demeke, Cotalino DeSantiago, Don Detviler, Linda OeWitt. k Anne Dickinson, Nancy Dickerson, Eliiabeth Dieler, Carole Diehl, Kenneth Dingel. Jerry Dishion, Jesse Dorame, Roberta Downey, Joyce Downs, Kothy Drennon. Barbara Drew, Roger Durna, Ardith Eby, Eleanor Eckstein, James Eddy. Bob Eddy, Borbara Eicholti, Darlene Eisomann, David Ellis, Donna Ellis. Harriet Ellis, Elvira Elola, Jack Emard, Tom Eppler, Bob Eppler. Cecelia Erskine, Evelyn Esparia, Jesse Espinoio, Sergio Esparzo, Ralph Espinoia. Terry Essinger, Lola E ttinghausen, James Evans, Ted FarranI, Victor Felix. Barbara Feldt, Bob Ferrell, Anne Fisher, Ronald Flanders, Gerald Flecky. Paul Fontaine, Susanne Ford, Stan Forgan, Frances Foster, Jean Fouret. Walter Frank, Dick Frank, Carol Frank, Annette Fronco, Morilyn Frederich. Sarah Fricdhof, Richard Fritiler, Janet Fronk, Gary Frodsham, Everett Fulce. Frank Furrey, Grace Galvan, Gail Gonnaway, Bob Garrett, Ronnie Garvin. Mary Jane Gardiner, Pot Gekas, Carol Gentry, Paul Genoud, Joanne Gerrior. Chuck Giffin, Elizabeth Glaab, Louise Gladwell, Olivia Godinei, Lupe Gomez. Sally Gomez, Benjamin Gonzales, Margie Gonzales, Ronnie Gonsch, Teresa Gonzalez. Mary Gray, George Gordon, Jim Gorman, Walter, Granger, Benny Gravier. Norma Gregory, Don Grensted, Frederick Green, Edouord Greffor, Phyllis Gregg. Jim Green, Ray Gremmel, Alan Griffith, Margaret Griffin, Don Griffith. James Grimpe, Nancy Gunderson, Betty Gurule, Tony Gutierrez, Sommy Guzman. Bob Hansen Carolyn Joy Hartman, Mary Hart, Bob Hardin, Arthur Harner. Bob Harris, Mary Ann Hartwell, John Harrington, Claro Harvey, Betsy Harder. Kathy Hothaway, Richard Hathaway, Ben Hath- away, Ronald Haudenschield, Mona Hawse. Doug Haxton, Leon Haynes, Noncy Healon, Twila Hefley, Bob Hernschall. Doyle Herrick, Gracie Herrera, Patricia Hess, Roberta Hilse, Dennis Hills. Robert Hilditch, Koy Hiner, Donna Hoak, Judy Hol- lingsworth, Pat Holland. Borbara Holzworth, Bonnie Hook, Gary Hooper, Mary Horton, Judith Hora. Mary Hovezok, David Howell, Richard Hudnut, Mory Huffman, Nadine Hume. Joan Humber, Kay Hunter, Carol Hunter, Ray Hun- nicutt, Jona Hurtt. Beverly Jacobs, Viki Jackson, Leonard James, Pot Jamieson, Gloria James. Barry Jaynes, Brenda Jenson, Mitzi Jenkins, David Jenkins, Dole Jensen. Terry Jenner, Pat Jimenez, Nancy Johnson, Monty Johnson, Sharon Johnson. Terry Jones, Carolyn Jones, Leroy Jones, Kenneth Jones, Anne Joseph. Vi «k . •■■. SM First row: Mike Kolmikov, Roberta Kammerling, Ivy- deli Kellam, Shirley Kelly, Stephen Kelly, Kenneth Kelley, Richard Kennett, Barbara Lou Kays, Linda Kingdon, Tom Kirk, Ronnie Knight, Larry Knupp, Frank Kobayash, Eleanor Koellner. Second row: Phil Kopcke, Larry Korsmeier, Bob Korne, David KoyI, John Krohn, Herbert Krugman, Robert Kruse, Harlan Lamp, Pot Lampert, Doyle Lane, Ronald Lane, Carlena Lancaster, Pat Lara, Miles Larson. Third row; Joelinda Laughlin, Donald Lauderdole, Ralph Laws, Richard Laws, Mary Lee, Dale Leffler, George Lemire, Nancy Leonard, Elizabeth Ley, Rob- ert Lindsey, Dovid LindquisI, Julene Liltlejohn, Linda Livingston, George Loo. Fourth row: Nomie Lopei, Lottie McAdoo, Irene McAnn, Donno McCartney, Ernest McCarly, Shirley McChristy, David McCombs, Linda McCommon, Bruce McCorkendale, Delia McCurdy, James McElvoin, Kenneth McElvain, David McGlockin, Ronnie Mc- Sophomores Meredith McKee, Leonora McMasler, Pat McManus, Rheta Maass, Ealine Maciel, Kenneth Magee, Do- lores Magee, Joanne Maker, Frances Maldonado. Sharon Malone, David Mallett, Richard Malooly, Bob Monasco, Eddie Manianares, Steve Mariolf, Merry Marsh, Lillian Marquez, Juanita Mortinez. Mary Martinez, Henry Martinez, Robert Martinez, Clara Martinez, Linda Martin, Laquita Mark, Bill Maraist, Alfred Marruffo, Steve Mason. Toni May, Priscilla Medina, Arlene Magrdle, John Mendei, James Menogh, Tommy Mendoza, Corinne Menmuir, Connie Mertz, Theresa Mesa. Richard Mewherter, Clark Meyer, Frank Meza, Wil- liam Meza, Marcelene Mihid, George Miller, Margie Millikan, Judy Minard, Tony Mireles. Tom Mitcham, Bob Moeller, Loraine Molocznik, Linda Moorhead, Wayne Morrison, Freddie Moroles, Ann Morgan, Gordon Mossman, Mary Moseley. Judyonn Mudra. Janet Murphy, Carl Murph, John Mylrea, Arthur Nabors, Harry Nagle, Bill Nagel, Jerry Ann Neal, Rosemarie Nevarez. Donold Newbold, Robert Nichols, Jeanette Niemi, Duane Niles, Clifford Nimrod, Adriene Nelson Jeanne Noe, Janice Norris, Kenneth Norton. Alan Nubling, John Oakey, Bill Ootes, Nancy Oliver Daniel Oliver, Linda Olson, Jerry Olson, Yvonnt Orlando, Hope Orozco. First row: Manuel Oroico, Jim Osbotn, Robert Ovenshire, Lenna Ownbey, Barbara Pace, Mike Pace. Ramona Padia, Bob PacJgette, Xovier Padilla, Jackie Paegel, Fred Palmer, Pot Parsons, Danny Posillas, Lydia Pastrano. Second row: Darlene Patterson, Jack Pate, Rene Peaurol, Howard Peavy, Shirley Peck, Diann Peikert, Janice Penrod, Nick Peoples, Tootsie Peoples, Cenobio Perez, Armando Perex, Hortence Perez, Sandra Peterson, Ray Petrocelli. Sophomores Jerry Reeves, Marjorie Regon, Eddie Rego, Shelley Reiner, Betty Renfro, Wanda Renders, Ray Renken, Tommy Reyes, Betty Reynolds. Chester Reynolds, Jean Reynolds, John Rhone, Kathi Richmond, Donita Richardson, Sylvia Rice, Gwendo- lyn Richmond, Pat Rich, Pal Rieboldt. Betty Jean Rife, Royce Riley, Robert Riley, lindamae Rippy, Sophie Rivera, Bertha Rivera, Tom Rivers, Tom Rivers, Kothie Roork. Pearl Robinson, Eugene Roberts, Judy Roberts, Prisi Rodriguez, Siborio Rodriguez, Bennie Rodriguez, Alfonso Rodriguez, Ritchie Irene Rolls, Russell Romick. Linda Roop, Eloine Root, Horold Root, Richard Roop, Tomm Rose, Judy Rosser, Judy Rueff, Renee Rumble, Brend Diane Rupe. Edward Rushing, Eileen Ryan, Karl Ryder, Juanila Sacquety, Judith Seller, John Salerni, Kathleen Samson, Tony Sonchei, Bob Sass. Albert Satteria, Helen Saul, Harry So Sawyer, Judy Sconnell, Art Schneyer, No lin, Dee Ann Schwartz, Patricia Scheel. Margery Schmelier, Victor Schumon, Gary Schmelz Edward Scolt, David Scott, Dolores StotI, Palri. Scovel, Charles Seders, James Seitz. Gale Shaddix, Jimmie Shay, Betty Shelton, Jerry Sheeter, Martin Sherry, Doris Shelton, Sharon Shep- ard, Bitlie Shores, John Showalter. Third row: Barbara Phelps, Dorothy Pierce, Lurry Pierce, Bob Pinkerlon, Essie Pittman, Tony Plocencia, Jackie Porter, Danny Porter, Dove Preston, James Prescoi;, Patricio Priver, Delia Provencio, Jone Pryor, Pat Purdy. Fourth row: Jon Putt, David Quails, Solly Quijoda, Alfonso Ouinlonar. Arthur Ouintono, Norman Roder, Jim Romsey, Rod Ramsey, Morilyn Rasmussen, Vivian Ravenna, Carlos Rozo, Gloria Reber, Ethel Recendez, Marilyn Reeves. i jir , jt lf Sandy Sicotte, Peggy SigresI, Ronald Simmons, Carol Simon, Bill Simpson. Virginia Simmes, Rence Simone, Sylvia Siqueiros, Joan Skarda, Sandra Slater. Jodene Smith, Betty Smith, Marvin Smith, Joellyn Smith, Jerry Smith. Peggy Smokier, Bill L. Smyth, Sharon Snow, John Snyder, Rose Soputo. Sandra Sorensen, John F. Soules, Martha Southern, Nancy Spanks, Avis Spriestersboch. Phyllis Sprouse, Art Stanford, Robert Starkey, Po- tricia Staunton, Laurie Stevens. Maxime Stearns, Nancy Stevens, James Stevenson, Carol Stephens, Jack Steele. Ronald K. Sleinback, Tim Stigler, Raymond Stilson, David Stratton, Margaret Strathman. Irma Stumpf, Barry Sullivan, Patricia Summerson, Jim Sumners, Pat Swadley. Mildred Sykora, Terry O. Tacker, Grady Tate, Eddie Taylor, Suzanne Teafatiller. Eugene Templelon, Ronald W. Terrell, Susan Terry, Harriet Tester, Bobby Thien. Janet Thomason, Bob Thompson, Shirley Thompson, Grace Tiberio, Mary Tiberio. Bill Tilney, Jerry Tippett, Ronnie Townsend, Bill Townsend, Fred Townsend. linda Travers, Phil Tramontano, Sarah Trejo, Tommy Tribolet, Christine Troyano. Wayne Tubbs, Glcnda Tucker, Joseph J. Tunnelle, Marvelette Turnoge, Jane Turnquist. Judy Turner, Eileen Turney, Joann Urich, Judy Utterback, Connie Vaca. Mary Valdez, Esperania Valdez, Lou Vandaveer, George Van Vliet, Robert Van Vorst. Frieda Van Slight Thans, Vera Vasquez, Virginia Ventura, Bill Viervoau, Felicia Villandeva. Connie Vojeris, William Volkmor, Waller Wackeen, Noreen Woer, Bob Wagner. Donna Walker, Carol Walles, Janet Wampler, Kar- ole Wangler, Karl W. Wangler. Joan Waterman, George Watson, Zone Webb, Gary Webb, Bob Weed. Sandy Weldon, Carmen Wennerberg, Denise Wendt, Ronald West, Beverly West. Gary Wetzel, Carol Weyrick, Joan Whaley, Sandra White, Doug Wicksell. Madelin Williams, Carol Williams, Judith Williams, Bill Wilhelm, Denzil Willis. Jeff Williams, Carlene Willhoff, Virginia Williams, Judy Wilson, Richard Williams. Sandy Winton, Ingrid Wolfframm, Barbara Wold, Sally Wood, Joe Woosley. Fred Wood, Dave Wood, Arlene Worley, Mary Wyatt, Sharon Wyckoff. George Yackey, Anna Marie Yniguez, Roberta Young, Sarah Zaragoza, Bill Hagerty. Jerry Hagemann, Barbara Hagman, Judy Hall, Joe Hamic, Anito Hampson. Ann Honcock, George, Linda Hannon, Sue Haney. ■ n 9 Frolicsome PRESIDENT, Judy Little Breaking tradition this year, the Freshman class has a girl, Judy Little, for President, with Lynn Netherton, Vice President. The class of ' 59 has shown their ability in their originality and eager- ness to work. Freshmen VICE PRESIDENT, Lynn Netherton THE FR ESHMAN COUNCIL 134 SONGLEADERS — V Hows YELl LEADERS — D lutos, S P SECRETARY, Yolondo Cho Behind smiling faces we find the Freshman class rapidly making new acquaintances. Several functions were carried on throughout the year, among them was the Frosh-Soph dance, Elfin Esca- pade, a great affair. Another special event was the Freshman Talent Show, for Freshmen only! SOCIAL CHAIRMAN, Janel Cholti 135 Linda Aborn, Danny Aceves, Eddie Acosta, Elaine Adams, Harold Adams. Gary Allen, Jerry Allen, Nick Alonzo, Robert Am- stutz, Bicky Anderson. Clara Anderson, Preston Michael Anderson, Terrill Anderson, Brenda Ansley, Jere AreJIanes. Kenneth Ariail, John Arnold, Linda Arnold, Janet Ashbrook, Lee Aston Judith Atkinson, Steve Avila, Judy Boca, Samuel Ballon, Phil Bally. Donald Ball, Ruth Ann Ballard, Don Bollinger, Rich- ard Barnard, Nellie Barreras. Sonny Barrios, Joyce Barry, Charles Berth, Betty Bortoo, Charlyn Barton. James Bortscherer, Gloria Bascum, Bonnie Batson, Gordon Bayly, Sandra Baze. Bill Beamer, Bradley Beck, Donold Becker, Woyne Behan, Sylvia Bejarano. Donald Bell, James Bell, George Benatz, Richard Benbow, Barbara Bennett. Stephanie Bennett, Carolyn Benlley, David Bergman, Janet Bernardino, Ann Bertram. John Bertram, Wendie Bess, Alan Bevier, Louise Bewley, Richard Baird. James Tom Bigger, Brenda Biggs, Myron Birdwell, Dogmar Bisogno, James Blank. Sam Boai, William Boie, Betty Ann Bolstad, Karl Bottenberg, Beverly Bowler. Mylena Bradford, Pat Bradley, Charles Brommer, Royce Brand, Judy Brandt. Robert Brandt, Sue Bremer, Jeonnie Bretz, Evertt Bretz, Carl Brown. Marilyn Bruce, Louis Buffone, Ruth Bulgier, Kenneth Burnham, Thomas Cable. Gilbert Cadena, Sharon Cady, Shirley Cady, Harry Callas, Louise Callister. Pat Campas, Carl Campbell, Henry Canchola, Fred- die Capistrano. John Carcich. Donald Carden, Evelyn Carroll, Marilynn Casad, Jeonnette Case, Coral Casey. Frances Casey, Dixie Cash, Carol Coshen, Margie Castanon, Arthur Castillio. lorarine Castillo, William Castorena, Rosalea Catron, Theresa Ceballos, Trinidad Ceballos. Arlene Cesario, Janet Chalmers, David Chapman, Janet Chapman, Patty Chapman. Julio Chatlain, Yolanda Chavez, John Chisler, Janice Chrisitan, Neal Christiansen. Joe Ciprlan, Patricio Clayton, Vivian Clayton, Jack Cole, Don Collins. Reid Condit, Karen Cocks, Glenda Cookson, Richard Corner, Tom Courtney. Shorlene Coulston, Owen Cox, Ronald Cox, James Craig, Charles Cramer. Larry Crandoll, Bernard Crawford, Nancy Crebs, William Croysdale, Jessie Cruz. Richard Cunningham, Richard Curiel, Roberta Currie, Eleanor Curry, Doug Lucas. Richard Dalton, Shauna Dalton, Eddie Darrow, Bev- erly Davies, Robert Davis. Pot Dawson, Judy Deatherage, Gary Delaney, Judy Den Otter, Mary DeShon. Mory Lou Diaz, Rochelle Diazgoniales, Belte Dicker- son, Don Deluca, Shirley Dingley. B§.m Marlene DiPillo, Albert Dixon, Gale Dodd, Ton Dominguez, Connie Donohew. Judy Doornbos, Bill Downey, Gail Dowling, Susan Drake, Richard Draper. Stella Duartc, Joyce Duncan, Gary DuPont, Arthur Duran, Donna Eagler. Alice Eastman, Marilyn Edgerley, Clarene Edmonds, LaVonne Ehens, Alfred Ehsminger. Gary Eiler, Ruth Eisamann, Lee Elias, Linda Ellings- worlh, Elise Ellingwood. Mae Ellis, Floyd Elwell, Dorothy Engeldorf, Daniel Esporza, Gilbert Esparza. Moses Esparza, Olivia Esparza, Frey Espey, Michael Esposito, Ronnie Ethier. Dianna Evans, Nancy Falkenstien, Sonja Favinger, Spahr Fedler, Irene Felix. Sharron Ferguson, Rudy Fernandez, Kathleen Field, Lois Finegan, Bob Fish. Charles Fishel, Dorothy Fisher, Gerry Filzgerold, Sheila Flanders, Stephen Flanders. Lucille Fiasco, Kathryn Flesher, Gretchen Ford, James Ford, Ben Foulk. Georgia Fourel, Dee Fox, David Franzen, Fred Frear, Kenneth Frederick. Doug Freemon, Orpha Freeman, Miriam Funk, Bar- bara Gabor, Deane Gatvan. Salvador Galvcn, Wicker Gamble, Fernando Garcia, Lily Ann Garcia, Marcelina Gorcia. Patricia Garcia, Carol Garrick, Geraldine Gautt, Charles Gaumer, Beverly Gaunt. Mary Geertsen, Barbara Gekas, Glenda Gentry, Gayle Gerarden, Albert Gervenack. James Gibson, Larry Gienapp, Bonnie Gil, Lance Gilberlson, Sharon Giles. Gayle Gilliland, Rod Gilliland, Alfonso Gomez, Alice Gomez, Jennie Gonzales. Linda Gonzales, Norma Gonzales, Roger Goodfel- low, Dixie Goodman, Frances Goodwin. Gloria Gordon, Earl Gotts, James Grant, Mary Gray, Carole Green. Madeline Green, Richard Griffin, Linda Griggs, Ann Grimpe, Dale Grinager. Priscilla Groenke, Judy Grubbs, Karen Gunderson, Rudy Gurule, Rudy Gutierrez. Donald Hagemier, Mike Haglund, Priscilla Hohn, Gloria Halbritter, Janice Hall. Don Halte, Mary Hamblin, Barbara Hannon, Ronald Harding, Roger Hardy. Bill Harlan, Leslie Harmonson, Gwen Harnois, Eliza- beth Harreld, Penny Harris. Paul Harrison, Stephen Harrison, Kathleen Harligan, Nancy Harvey, Bill Hastings. Ralph Maun, Jeannine Haynie, Vivian Hawse, Margie Hayward, Richard H eath. Bonnie Heckl, Douglas, Heggic, Larry Heinbuck, Bob Henderson Judy Hendrixson. Bill Henry, Garcia Henry, Gail Herbert, Daniel Her- nandez. Irene Hernandez, Richard Herrero, Nancy Hess, Barbara Hewlett, Betle Hibbs. Joe Hedalgo, Barbara Hildltch, Kalherine Hill, Jelna Hocker, Louise Hoffman David Hoffmeyer, Patricia Hoflus, Howard Hogan, Fred Hogle, Ted Hokom, Q_f £0 First row: Joan Hokuf, Sharon Holman, Charles Holmes, David Lee Hopman, Richard Howey, Darryl Hoyi, Nancy Hubbard, Kalhy Huber, Judith Hudson, Gary Huff, Jerry Huffman, Sharon Hughes, Barbara Hunter, Bienda Hunter. Second row: Richard Hurd, Ted Hurd, Gary Husser, Madeline Green, Richard Griffin, Linda Griggs, Ann Gloria Hybels, Mai7 Hyndman, Bernie lllingworlh, Gwen Imbrie, Michael Irgens, Patricia Irons, Joe James, Wendell Janssen, Gary Johnson, Albert Jaramillo, Arliss Jarvis. Third row: Milburn Joynes, Tom Jaynes, Marilyn Jenkins, Jim Jensen, Rose Jimenez, Darlene Johnson, Ralph Johnson, Brian Johnston, Mona Lee Jones, Ray Jones, Rudy Juarez, Charles Kalisdorf, Jerry Kankelborg, Sam Kaplan. Fourth row: Gary Kariker, Kenneth Karns, Donna Kaufman, Pat Keefe, Thomas Keeling, Eileen Kelly, Scott Keen, Serena Kelp, John Kempf, Betsy Ken- nedy, Gary Kenney, Kathy Keusseff, Martha Kidd, Albert Lee King. Freshmen Edith King, Larry King, Patricia Ann King, Richard King, Chuck Kintner, Mary Kirkpatrick, Donald Kirkwood, Judy Knickerbocker, Carol Knoles. Kerval King, JoAnn Knoll, Donno Knupp, Makio Kominami, Patricia Kotas, Marlene Kridler, Linda Krodell, Richard Krogh, Leslie Kuhnz. Dennis Kusber, Gerald Kvall, Linda Lacina, David LaCosta, William Lakin, Bruce Lane, Carol Lane, Linda Lane, Suzanne Langley. Judy Larned, Chuck Larrabee, Lennace Larrobee, Bob Larrison, Sandra Larsen, Susan Larsen, Elaine Larson, Jarryl Larson, Charles Lauder. Robert Lauderdale, Pot Laws, Sandra Lay, Randall Ledbetter, Judy Lee, Linda Lee, Sandra Leggio, Mar- garet Leier, Patricia Lekey. George Leonard, Joyce Leonard, Linda Leonard, Mary Lessley, Barbara Lester, Kathie Lewis, Marilyn Lithgow, Judy Little, Bob Litton. Maureen Livingston, Ken Lockridge, April Locy, Ralph Lonie, Alex Lopez, George Lovell, Dennis Lovesy, Dick Lucas, Mike Luke. Marlene Luna, Chris Lund, Larry McAnnally, Mary McCarty, John McCauley, Noro McCombs, Norman McCurry, Mike McDonnell, Beverly McElvain. Everette McMahan, Carol McMichael, John McMil- len, Mary McNces, Catherine McNiff, Robbie McNitt, Lorraine McPherson, Susan McQuilkin Koren Mab- bltt. First row: Gloria Macias, Jesse Macias, Mary Mo- cias, Ronnie Madden, Rosalie Magallones, Carole Magill, Carleen Magnuson, Susan Magnuson, Letty Main, Ronald Malandra, Edward Manassee, Rita Monegold, Ruth Manion, Hope Markgrof. Second row; Dolores Marquez, Lavia Marraccini, Mickey Martin, Ronald Martin, Virginia Mask, Dick Mason, Tom Mayes, Gary Maygren, Beverly Mayo, Edward Meacham, Mark Medina, Ruth Meier, Joyene Mello, George Melton. Third row: Frank Mendei, Esther Mendias, John Mendivil, Herbert Henold, Rex Mercer, Dennis Merti, David Meso, Donna Meyer, Diane Mikals, Bobby Mireles, Barbara Miller, Betty Miller, Fred Miller, Gary Miller. Fourth row: George Miller, Marvin Miller, Richard Miller, Myra Miloserdoff, Joanne Mills, Linda Mody- man, Robert Moffitt, Ellen Montague, Eric Moore, Priscilla Morales, Donald Morgan, Robert Morgan, Saundro Morris, Gay Muller. Freshmen Lucila Munoz, Maureen Munt, Sheila Murphy, Chris- tine Murray, Lynn Musgrove, Allan Mycroft, Donald Myers, Robert Myers, Louie Naranjo. Vickie Nathan, Bill Nehrer, Arthur Navarro, David Nelson, Nancy Nelson, Randolph Nelson, John Nemoede, Lynn Netherton, Gordon Ness. James Neuman, Andrew Newquist, Sandy Neylon, Howard Nichols, Cathy Nielsen, Patrick Niemela, Leo Novak, Marie Oates, Martha Ochoa. Mary O ' Donohue, Richard Harold OHarren, Dick Ohisen, Bob Losen, Alvin Ontiveros, Rolando Oroico, Irene Orizo, Barbara Oil, Bob Pace. Donna Pace, Cicilia Pacheco, Linda Palmer, Louis Palmer, Margie Palmer, Norman Palmer, Rusty Paris, Jerry Parnell, Nellie Parra. David Manley, Paulette Marcum, Bill Parritt, Caro- line Pastrano, Daniel Palino, Alice Patterson, Andrea Pauley, Charlotte Payne, Mary Louise Pekar. Bernice Pekalz, Barton Penland, Charlotte Penn, Manuel Perez, Sally Perez, Jon Peterson, Roy Pettey, Eldon Peltie, Patricia Pdaum. Hollis Phillips, Martha Phillips, Rex Phillips, Pal Pickett, Larry Pico, F.ank Piccolo, Gary Pierce, Mar- cia Pierson, Carol Pike. Bob Pimentel, Gloria Pitts, Harvey Place, Evelyn Placencia, Helen Pollock, Robert Pollock, Preston Porter, Russell Porter, Sylvia Portugal. WM S Elvira Poyorena, Larry Pray, Zelma Priest, Diane Protimonn, Oeanna Purdy. Mike Quinlan, Raymond Quintanar, Manuel Quin- tero. Donna Rainey, David Ralslon. Barbara Ramos, Jeanctle Ramsey, Dewoin Randall, Kathleen Ranlelt, Manuel Raio. Leon Reding, Diane Reeve, Ronald Regan, Rilda Reid, Brenda Renden. Gilbert Reye, Jesse Reia, Cheryl Rhea, Rita Rith- ardson, John Rick. Karol Rife, Larry Robinson, Yvonne Robinson, Rich- ard Rodriguez, Samuel Rodriguez. Sammy Rodriguez, Tommy Rodriguez, Trily Rodri- guez, Helen Roe, Raymond Rogers. Maria Romero, Wanda Root, Margarita Rosales, Lois Ross, Carol Roznoski. Emmy Ruff, Judy Ruffner, Eugene Ruiterio, Shirley Rushing, Maxcine Rusk. Dennis Ryden, Virginia Sainz, Fernando, Salazar, Anita Saldivar, Fred Sanders. Annie Sandoval, Coy Sattler, Norman Savage, Marian Saxon, Susan Saxon. Roy Scane, Linda Schaapveld, David Schick, Sandra Schimmelman, Sandra Schluter. Stephen Schmanke, Jolayne Schmid, Martha Schueike, Alan Schwalm, Don Schweitzer. Ann Scott, Sharon Scott, Merldine Sears, Lolli See- vers, Enna Lou Seidle. Shirley Semionyk, Vera Sendejas, Kathy Sharp, Louie Sharon, Ronald Shelton. Barbara Shipley, Cary Shore, Eunice Siemens, Bar- bara Simmes, Jim Simpson. Anna Smith, Bill Smith, Carol Smith, Don Smith, Gwen Smith. Vanita Smith, Victor Smith, Alice Snow, Stephen Somody, Beverly Sorrel). Madeline Sorensen, Salvador Sosa, Rachel Soto, Kenneth Soules, William Souther. Robert Soia, Edward Sparkman, Jean Speake, Har- old Spencer, Douglas Sprague. Norman Stanfield, Ronald Slanfor, Tom Standlee, Bonnie Stuart, Lillian Stark. Sharon Starr, Donald Stewart, June Stewart, Susan Stivers, Carol Streets. Betty Stuart, Robert Studeboker, Wayne Stuvick, Eugenia Sullivan, Glen Summers. Joan Suverkrubbe, Miriam Swauger, Robert Sweet, Patty Tate, Arroll Taylor. Chloel Taylor, Joyce Taylor, Larry Taylor, Linda Taylor, John Teafatiller. Sharon TenBrook, Olivia Terraza, Nita Terrell, Rob- erf Thatcher, Virginia Thomley. Linda Thompson, Nancy Thompson, Wayne Thorn- hill, Terry Thystrup, Craig Tibbs. Barbara Tillia, Sue Toposian, Lewis Travis, Harvey Trejo, Jerry Ellen Tribolef. Diane Trimble, Janilee Trullinger, Nannette Tucker, Pat Uharriet, Frank Ulloa. Dennis Upton, Angel Uribe, Dolores Valdenpena, Raymond Vannaman, Ruth Vasquez. Gustavo Velasco, Juana Velez, Lawrence Ventura, Alex Verdusco, Ignacrous Villanueva. Sharon Voile, Charlotte Voss, Jackie Voss, Arleen Vrosh, Robert Waggoner. Marilyn Waldman, Linda Walker, Patricia Waller, Kay Walters, Mary Ward. Robbie Ward, Harold Waterbury, Jill Waterman Raymond Watson, Pat Way. Cheryl Weaver, Priscilla Webb, Mel Weber, Mor- goret Weed, Rosemory Weeden. Ronald Weeks, Rictiord Weisgerber, Barbora Welcher Russ Weller, Maxine Weyrick. White, Jimmy Whil Marilyn Whetstone, Jome Laura White, Pol White. Beverly Wilcox, Mildred Wilcox, Anita Wilker George Willioms, Ken Williams. Larry Williams, Michael Williams, Dixie Wil Sharon Wiltsey, John Winchester. Clork Woods, Arnold Yniguei, Bob Young, Pati Young, Mike Zarzana. Carolyn Zielney, Barbara Zuhlke. t©©© f .«i 4 5 - ' SPORTS Varsity Pacific League Football ■ jr Bob Jerlberg |hb| Bob Von Deventer (hbl f- Champs! Nelson breaks into the Dick Sallls (tb| X je ' m- i- LIle-3-g E Von Deventer up for o small go Charles McMurlry (t) Jim Martin (hb) Ronnie Roberts Aregood, Mason mgr For the third straight year Whittier ' s Varsity football squad captured the Pacific League title. Led by Gary Campbell, C.I.F. top scorer, Whittier ' s spread formation proved too powerful for its opposition. While scoring 235 points, the Cards won nine straight ball games. Whittier was strong in every respect: in the line, the backfield, and the reserves. Coaches Mele and Fair can be credited with another successful season. The Redbird squad was eliminated in the C.I.F. playoffs only through the lack of a first down when it tied Glendale Hoover, 14 to 14. Hats off to our Varsity football team — one of the best in Whittier ' s history. - ' ■ n m Middle Front r fair, coach, B Holland, B. Roberts. O Yoc M. Bromberg, J Hall, T, Tracy, R Tebbs Aregood, B W.llis, D Stahl, B VonDeve et, C. Kenly, B McCordy Gregory, J Morliri, E 3n, B Kirby, C. B. D. Foulk. J Mu H Smith. A Do G Compbell, J Meic, coorh Jcrtberg, S. Mo Bee Football ' ■ f o !wfr .- Jim Conchello w-r- - -— . PpMpMpnMRnafD ' ' 4 ■ ti Rodriquei breaks through s«,: ' ' -. ■ . - '  ' - m - . v A ' -i W Vj V 148 Top ,ow Mg, Gory Mooreheod, Lorry Jesse, Ron Townsend, Mar,uel O,oz o, Rod G.llilond, LeRoy G.re, Bob Pmkerton, M,ke Thompson, Don Ken WMIioms, Jerry Morgan, Pot Chopmon, Fronk Heilmon, Chuck Rodriquez, Joe Burrow, Bruce Bellwood, Don Bobcock, Mgr. Jock Poyton Bo.tom row Mgr Ben Rodr.quei, John Dow, Jim Peno, Jock Toylor, Eddie And.cocha, Bob R.pley, Chuck Agruso, Linden Cryer, Joe Seeley, Ji An Golmdo. Jim Conchellos, Bob Justice, Don Pino. Rolph Espineio, J.m Woodord, Terry Jones, Mgr Dick Bartoo. Under the capable guidance of coaches Sid Hendrick and Vic Lopez the Whittier High Bee Football Team had a very satisfactory season. Winning six games, the Cord Bee ' s suffered defeat only at the hands of the Alhambra Moors and the Pullerton Indians. This record enabled the Bee ' s to capture second place in the Pacific League. Lee, Lorry Korseme , Coach Sid Hendr m Oliver, Jim Robe SSiS ' - Si -n.; R,a .l. , l Rod Gillilond Ron Townsend Chuck Rodriqu J. V. lop row: D. Lows, J Mortin, J Seiti, K, Kenyon, J Ferguson, J. Emerson, M Kolpokof, B. Pinninger, K. Borringlon, D. Curry. Second row: J. MocDonold, B. Nichols, D. McLocklin, B. Clorke, A. Nubling, R. Houdenshield, K. Willloms, I. Baldwin, P. Hubmon, V. Felix, M Keefe, G. Jones Third row: D. Neol, J. McAllister, W. Phillips, R Merola, J. Pelton, T Joynes, D Hernandez, N. Ortii, J. Curiel, J Gunn, A. Ahlsten, cooch. Front row; J. Incorvoia, coach, R. Slilson, C Rodriqoei, E. N.-lson, A. Scheyer, B. Hokom, J. DeBernardi, D. Delany, M. Kolmikov, G. Cooley, C. Anderson, M. Harrison, G. May. Gee ' s League Champs 150 Top row; Coach Kelly, A. Morruffo, R. Bollesleros, R. Hordy, T. Hokom, G. Severe, D Mesa, J. Olson, D. Dunklin, R Co«, H. Pernel, 5. Rorr ero, 0. Dutton, A. Castillo, J. White, K. Arial, Coach Robinson. Second row: G.Delaney, F. Hogle, T. Weller, R. Guttierrei, R. Hunnicut, B. Sullivan, R.Soia, R Herrero, D. Benbow, B. Ootes, M. Swodley, B. Clifl, J Simpson, T. Sanchez. Front row: B. Weed, M. Irgcns, P. Arellones, B. Thompson, A. Brokebill, B. Smyth, J. Green, G. Velasco, C, Weddle, J. Reoo, 8. Corcoron, T. Courtney. Top row; Bob McGuire, lorry McVey, Jim Wossum, J.m Meochom, Tom Pheolari. cooch. Bottom row. Bob Bussinger, Bob Hall, Floyd Bennett, Jerry Eppler, Louis Gonzales. A good workout  • Burst of speed o r ' lai tt«iif ' H PNi- Top row Bob Jordan, Gory Williams, Richard Millelt, Gory Von Moire, Robert Aguilero, Tom Phelan, coath Second row Paul Bremer, Wayne Hunter. Alfonso Quintonor, Mi e Murphy. Pot McMonus, Russ Jackson, Gilbert Martinez, Rafael Mendoza Front row Pinky Andreen, Gary Hooper, J,m Duncan, Dave Borden, D,ck Chodika, Dillard Johnston, V,c Gomez, j0 jg? ' r . R. Clifton J. Newsom A. Balen K. Gregory Varsity Gregory and Kenley go up for the ball J. Barren B. Johnston, right C. Kenley, left Basketball B. Townsend L. Pollard C. Haskell G. Van Vlief Johnson blocks a shot The 55 Cardinal basketball team, under the skillful coaching of Mr. Glen Kelly, provided many a thrill for basketball fans during the past season. Although the Cards were not in the win column after every game, they certainly possessed their share of victories. Certainly no one could deny that the 55 Cardinal varsity was one of the most spirited teams ever to represent Whittier High. P. Norvel L. Northcutt Bee Basketball Whiftier High ' s Bee basketball team spelled trouble for all of its opposition. The Bees were recognized by all as one of the better Bee teams in the Southland. Coached by Mr. Steve Ellish and led by senior John Jordan, Whittier ' s Bees crushed the championship hopes of many a team during the past season. 154 Top Eofto J. Melton, mgr.; J. Saybo, C. Phillips, K. Kelley, E. Atkinson, R. Brontley, S. Ande .w: R. Glllilond, L. Jesse, J. Jordon, B Justice, R. Crozier, I. Korsmeier. coach Steve Ellish. Cee and Dee Hoopsters Firs, row Avery BrakebiU, Billy Oa.es, George Vockey, Barry Sulhvcn, Scot. McCartney, Wayne Lemon Second row: Jesse Reza, Mike Jergens, Harry Pernell, Dale Lindley, J.m Green, Gus Velasco. Third row: Coach Pe.e Lee, Ted Hokom, Tom Cour.ney, John Bath, Mgr. Bill Aregood. Firs, row: Mike Zafrzano, John Chisler, Donald Christy, Rudy Guilerrez, Tony Sanchez. Sam Rodri Second row: Coach Jack Fair. Jim Bartscherek, Gary Huff, Leslie Kuhnz, Richard Draper, Arthur Nov 0, Mgr, John McCouley. 155 In- Varsity Wrestling J. V. Top row: Coach J. Incorvia, B. Orchard, M. Bromberg, J. Thomas, J. Giddings, E Nelson, L Buchono BoHom row: A. Downen, F. Mossinger, B. Corcoran, B. Hernandez, M. Mendez, G. Cole, F. Hogle. As - . r 156 G. Brown, L. Baldwin, B. Sle.n ,. 1. .,ung, Z. Webb, J. Pinninger, J. Martin, B. Rinehart, P. Hubman, J. Paylon, J. Ramsey, Coach V. Lopez. Bottom row: T. McCulough, B. Rogers, J. Pena, R. Ledbet.or, D. Mesa, J. Mendez, O. Gonzales, D. Hopping, A. Quintana, R. Lane, D. Neal. Sports Autographs ■■If Tracy shows good fo Let by the distance runners, Cardinalville ' s Varsity Track team emerged as on of the top powers of the Pacific League. Strong in almost every department, the Redbird thinclads proved to the League that they would be a very tough team to reckon with. Coaches Tom Phelan and Don Kelly developed the 1955 cindermen into a team that we all can be proud of. Varsity Track Top row: G. William, J. Ferguson, C. McMurtry, J. Holl, B. Bochman, B. Picolt, D. Sallis, B. Van Deventer, J. Meachan, K. Jeffers, B. McGuire, J. Murray, J. Stanley, J. Story, C. Zielny, B. Caldwell, L. Abbott. Second row: D. Thompson, J. Eppler, J. Wassum, B. Boncher, P. Norvell, W. Gordon, F. Bennett, D. Ward, B Jordan, R. Roberts. Bottom row: R. Tebbs, B. Steinkomp, O. Dykes, T. Tracy, K. Gregory, B. Holland, A. Hess, D. Rieboldt. Varsity hurdlers Bee-Cee Track Top row: B. Illingworlh, R. line, R. Gilliland, H. Root, J. Oakey, D. Chodiko, C. Zetiman, D. Borden, J Oliver, B. Clift, D. Frank, K. Jones. Middle row: B Hogerly, V. Gomel, E. Acosto, R. Mendoia, S. Marruffo, M. Miller, K, Williams, B, Pinkerton, B. Bussinger. From row: 5. Esparia, A. Quinlanor, R. Harrier, G. Hooper, P. McManus, D. John- ston, R. Jackson, B. Hazel. Miller goes high The Bee and Cee Track teams fared nearly as well as did the Varsity. Coached by Tom Phelan and Don Kelly, the smaller thin- dads proved to be an outstand- ing group of boys. Top row: R. Gutierrez, I. Gonzales, B Doles. D. Herrera, T Courtney, 5. Avila, R Aguilera, T. Thystrup, N. Savage, J, Rezo, J Olsen, B. Tilney. Bottom row: R, Marruffo, G. Benalz, M. Martin, R. Cox, B. Thompson, R. Hunnicull, A. Foole, J. Rhone, E, Meacham. 159 r f n n .-, ; ■ ' J ' V y ' P P Varsity — First Row: J. Schlink, K. Lawton, D. Olson, B. Montgomery, L. Smith, M. Pitts. Second Row: L. Robinson, I. Wyckoff, G. Roberts, L. Semens, K. Lindgren, T Upton, L. Hill Third Row: F. Poucher, Cooch, R. MocConnell, N. Horlman, V. Sturgeon, F. Newquist, M. Pe R. Hommer, A. Schweilier, M. Pace, Mgr., B. Reed, Mgr. Water Polo Whitfier High has always been known to have fine water polo teams, and 54- 55 was certainly no excep- tion. This year ' s BEE team, coached by Mr. Frank Poucher and Mr. Steve Franks, won the C.I.F. Championship and the Varsity and CEE teams also fared well in competition. Top row: R. Hamner, N LoMoure, L. Wyckoff, M. Peterson, B. Montgomery, K. Richison, J. Schlink, L. Smith, L. Scott, coaches Mr Poucher and Mr. Frank. Bottom row: G. Smith, K. Lawton, L Semens, L. Hill, J. Sturgeon, F. Newquist, D. Olson, D. Smith, T. Upton. Swimming Whittier High ' s tankmen again splashed their way through another good season, in keeping with Whit- tier ' s tradition of fine swimming teams. The Card stood up well against all competition in all events. The swim teams were coached by Mr. Frank Poucher and Mr. Steve Frank. Top row: Mr Poucher, coach; D. Krogh, E Rushing, M DeLong, B.Nemode, H Place, D. Vesterby, R Gonsch, A Gutchow, L. Robinson, Mr, Frank, coach. Bottom row: K. Karns, L. Raymond, R. Richison, M. Topping, D, Trantum, L, Waldron, J. Standlec, C, Smith, D. Roop Top row, K Karnes, L, Brown, P Carty, M, Mohan, J Sumners, G, Mossman, R, Davidson, G, Tcmplelon, Mr, Frank ond Mr. Poucher Bottom row: B Harlan, F Freer, B. Downey, J Montgomery, P, Porter, R Porter, A, Newquist, R. Balandra, T Standlce, G. Filer Varsity Baseball George Van Vliet Paul Deese Ken Campbell Bob Walker Fred Scane Playing for the first time on remodeled Albertson Field, Cardinal- ville ' s Varsity baseball team, with but four returning lettermen in the squad, played with championship form throughout the season, winning more than their share of ball games. The Cards were led in the pitching department by ace righthander Paul Deese, who, although only a Junior, made the going rough for all the teams that faced him. Hardhitting shortstop, Fred Scane, pro- vided the clutch hitting for Coach Jack Mele ' s hustling warriors. Although only a mediocre ball team in practice play, the Cardinal nine blossomed into a top-flight contender when Pacific League ac- tion got under way. Jim Martin Gary VanMatre Gary Campbell Glen Jones Jerry Moore Chuck Keniiv Don Cook Herb Horstman Bill Aregood Coach Jack Mele The combined pitching efforts of Lee Northcuft, Jerry Morgan, ancJ Manuel Orozco, aided by the hitting of Robbie Ward and Bob Justice, led Coach Sid Hendrick ' s Junior Varsity squad through a winning season. This fine group of JV material will mold Cordinal- ville ' s Varsity into a real threat again next year. . J. V. Top row; E. Bottom row: R. Orozco. Missing: J. B Curry, L Norlhcull, W. Mays H. Monoid, A. Schnayer, G. ' ell, C. Anderson, J. Green Lacey, M Oroico, B, Toportjcr, L. CO, J. Morgan, C. Honker, B. Ju5ti Club ' trtjK ' S !, J. Ev 163 . f p f. f Bock row: Mr. Corcoran, coach; J. WeetJ, D. McDoogal, R Strutridge, B. Stroh, J. DeBernardi, F. Carringlon, J. Ball, R. Cartwright. Front row: R. Rickard, M. Schroth, D. Grensted, C. Reynolds, K. Jones, D. Podmore, D. Shores, R. Pickering. Varsity and J. V. Tennis Top row: K Lindgten, B. Kirby, coach E Reyes, H. Smith. Bottom row: J, Rutz, J, Katdas. Varsity and J. V. Golf f r- 9 :LZ --: ' hA 2:l - I Top row: D- laws, B, Rodriguez, D Bartoo, G, May, coach G. Marlil Bottom row: R Cunningham, M. Pace, D. Reiring, T- Walt. 165 W Wearer ' s Officers: Cothy Whillock, President; Borbora Rosentreter, Secretary, and Gayle Gray, Vice-President. Adviser Georgiono Bi; Whitlock plan the next ■II, and President Kalh ' These girls are enjoying the game of Softball, one of th many sports offered by G.A.A. G.A.A. Cabinet members are, Back row: Billie Burke, Nadine Hume, Joan Kidd, Bernice Stowe, Janef Bolton, Jane Britt, Nancy Spanks, Alicia Valeska, Judy Hendrixson. Front row: Janet Fronk, Ruth Dale Walters, Donna Myer, Pat Don- ahue, Barbara Gabor, Pat Parsons, Kathy Whit- lock, Kathy Wortman. President, Dian Holt, was unable to be present. Dion, President of the Girls ' Athletic Association, is working hard. Here we see Miss Bissell and Miss Fien, adv of the Girls ' Athletic Association. G.A.A. Basketboll — Choosing up teams and captoins proves to be enjoyable to the members of the basketball tear Tuesdays and Thursdays of every week. These girls enjoy tournoments ond other activities. of G.A.A. Their meetings 1 ft . ei 0 ' ' Speedboll is one of the interesting and invigorating sports offered in the G A A program. This sport requires skill and enduronce. The Mother-Daughter Potluck was enjoyed by all, due to the planning of the G.A.A Cabinet The Chorophees danced successfully through another year, under the direction of Miss Virginia Woldron, Modern Dance director at Whittier. m. G.A.A. Softball — Softball again this year was one of the popular sports. A more vigorous sport, Softball diamonds were alive with fast acting, hord hitting girls. G.A.A. Badminton i G.A.A. This sport Thursdays. ne of the indoor sports offered by ets on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and MM pl) ' ' 3 J., . G.A.A. Volleybcll-.--h;s :iv3ly spring sport is one of the mosl popular sports on the G.A.A. progrom. This sport is offered in the late spring, cr lo.u ., cud Thursdays. % Wm WW W ' WJ¥4 Many girls participated in G.A.A. Tennis This all year spo is held on Mondays and Wednesdays - The annual G A.A. Aquacade was ogain a success. With the combined efforts of the swimmers and the dancers, thi G.A A sponsored event was one that will be remembered. VALUES 1 Sfc-: ADVERTISING w Ain ' t they sweet! But who would not rate the title of slick chick in these cJe- lightful Spring eye catchers. Jane Pryor, Sandy Foster, Janet Ashbrook and Beth Patterson all agree that it is the most for the least at MYERS DEPARTMENT STORE. Happy is the girl who wears a diamond ring with quality that will be reflected forever in its exceptional brilliance and beauty. For better jewels and better quality, for that perfect gem, Jean Week and Bob Van Deventer recommend KING JEWELERS— they feature the finest. Just look at those smiles of approval as Sandy Winton and Jim Orr try out one of the many typewriters sold at Jayness. For school sup- plies, say Sandy and Jim, try JAYNESS. Jeri Gregg likes to see her campus Joe, Bill Willes, dressed in Vaupel garments. Bill seems to agree, too. So take a tip from these Car- dinal Redbirds, and try VAUPEL ' S the next time you want that special look. Agreeing that PETER ' S carry shoes fit for any oc- casion are Barbara Gibson and Sally Stanford. Pleasing smiles on the faces of these coeds show their satisfaction with Peter ' s stock. No wonder they sing about Rcmona, for she ' s got a savings account at QUAKER CITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN. Our gal, Ramona Clem- mer, takes no chances. She is sure of security today, not manana. 173 5aiS«. ' i?i3a ' A ' . Pictured above are Dick Flower and Chuck Knight, who have decided to say it with flowers instead of words or music. Any occasion can be bright- ened and enlightened by flowers from MALIN ' S FLOWER SHOP. If you can ' t fake the country out of the girl, says Clarence Bartley, take the girl back to the country Jo Anne Strong and Clarence Bartley both agree that cycling becomes more pleasant and pedaling easier when you ride a Schwinn bicycle from STANFIELDS CYCLERY. Life is one big melody, says Mary Philippi and Orvel Dykes, when you ' ve got rhythm in your bones! Also catching that crazy down beat are Pat Davidson and Larry Smith, who agree that LOVELL ' S rates tops when it comes to music, music, music. J ' -A Hunting has proved to be one of the most enjoyable sports of today. Jack Hall suggests you visit WHITTIER SPORTING GOODS for all sporting equipment of fine quality. Have you ever seen so much beauty in one spot The secret, so Pat McGrath, Sandy Ittner, Kath- leen Macrorie, and Carol Williams tell us, is clothes from BALLARD BROCKETT. While strolling in the park one day Helen Tange and Joan Harter are showing off these lovely fashions. You too will be pleased with merchandise from PENNEY ' S. Pictures tell the story, and what a story this picture tells. For clear and satisfying results, Ken Kolle relies upon equipment purchased at MONTE ' S CAMERA SHOP. Jackie Hughes may not be a gardener by profession, but she knows when and how to use this equipment. Let ' s see you get out of this one, Hobie Smith. But whether at work or play, these Cardinals know that FARMER ' S HARDWARE guarantees the best in materials. Give me the life of the camper, say Ernie Nelson, Joan Hurtt, Larry McVey, and Marjorie Miilikan. Camping is made more enjoyable with equipment from SPORTSMAN ' S PARADISE. These mannequins catch the eyes of all, and why not, for Mono Hawse Madeline Car- rigan, and Peggy Sigrist are dressed in LE NELL ' S Lanz originals. Pictured above are Natalie Kennedy and War- ren Newman who agree that WHITTIER RADIO AND TELEVISION has everything from black- and-white to colored TV. What a reflection! Vickie Spinelli tells us that the shoes make the difference. So try GREENWOODS the next time you really want to make an impres- sion. Gathered around the perfume counter at HILL ' S PHARMACY are Linda Dewitt and Susan Terry. Their smiles signify satisfaction, and satisfied you will be when you trade at HILL ' S. 179 This is the life, remarks Scotty McCartney as he set- tles down to do his home- work. And what a life this Cardinal leads; just notice those campus shoes. Yes, they ' re from EARL DOUGLAS FOOTWEAR. What girl wouldn ' t be thrilled to find Bill Bouncher ringing her doorbell when he, of course, is dressed in clothes from HILL ' S CLOTHIERS. Above we see John Ferguson who, like every- one else, appreciates the fine service given to customers by FERGUSON ' S UNION SERVICE. Here is a Cardinal who cares about his appear- ance. Willie Gordon has chosen this timely sport coat with smart contrasting flannel slacks from large selections at WRIGHT ' S STORE FOR MEN. To tell the story of a special event — on ev e n t which happens only once in one ' s lifetime — Kyle Lawton cap- tures the moment by means of a picture. Dianne Half- hill seems happy to pose for Kyle and is pleased with the excellent job done by BARTON ' S STUDIOS on her Senior Pictures. a difference CALVIN ART supplies jke in your home. Connie Giles Doornbos give us proof as they vely picture on a once blank 1 These gals h LOS ANGELES TIME traction around which thisJ. ering is centered. Jean an Joan Hamilton and Carol has a favorite section of this and look forward to its delivery 182 HECK ' S carry clothing suitable for all oc- casions. Pictured above are Craig Smith and Dick Trantum — two of HECK ' S sat- isfied patrons. About to go for a demonstration ride in the glamorous and luxurious NASH AMBASSADOR CUSTOM are Ken Headon, Donna Marzolf, Lee Aston, and Judy Boham. RICKER MOTORS Marilyn Stacker and Larry Foss consider the view after their drive in this beau- tiful custom RAMBLER STATION WAGON. Steve Marzolf studies the handy controls of this compact and efficient NASH METROPOLITAN. mm .-- A?! i w For that well groomed look, that final touch, Carol Larson, Bar- bara Burrows, and Judy Hol- lingsworth highly recommend KOLLE ' S. Whether interested in sports wear or suits, you will find a large selection of both at BRIGHT CORNER. Rod Gilliland and Tom Courtney have made their choices and suggest that you visit Bright Corner for clothes which bring many compliments. 184 ihy - • ' Pictured below is Bill Kirby who, v hen clothed In selections from HORSEMAN ' S, will please the most critical. For that real artis t ' s touch, says Sally Simison, no one can beat the help you get at Crocker ' s! Whether for campaign poster materials, or in- terior decoration ideas, CROCKER ' S PAINT STORE rates tops. This evening is made even more enjoyable for Violet Bachman, Wayne Hildebrand, Barbara Smith, and Pinky Andreen with this exclusive new Cadillac from R. H. McALLISTER SON. 186 Joy Harfman appears as lovely as a peach blossom, and you, too, will blossom out In fashions from MIRIAMS. These coeds know that the way to a man ' s heart is through his stomach. Here, Jane Britt and Janet Bolton display these attractive and effi- cient kitchen appliances which they have select- ed from K. D. MILLER APPLIANCES. Marilyn Barbour and Diane and Carol Dicky are modeling their favorite in sportswear at Campus Togs. Once again Diane Dicky, this time with pretty as a picture Jana Mortrude, has sel- ected c stunning outfit. You too should try CAMPUS TOGS for smart and becoming clothes. 187 W. ' ' Ann McEachern and Shirley TenBrook find EARL MYERS REALTY the place to go when interested in insurance or one of a wide variety of homes. We all agree that it ' s fun to travel, and Marilyn Gienapp says that it is even fun to pack when you use durable Skyway Luggage from SY ' S LUGGAGE SHOP. Because sport clothes prove popular with the Cardinals, George Roberts finds himself in style when dressed in outfits purchased at JERRY ' S. Linden Mufher and Ellen Bowen seem anxious to meet their fellows Butch Brom- berg and Kent Williams, for they are sitting behind the wheel of an Oldsmobile Starfire 98 convertible from HARRIS MOTOR COMPANY. Selecting furnishings for our model home are Margie Miller, Judy Osborn, and Darlene Wal- dron. These girls find VAN CLEAVES helpful nnd co-opera- tive, giving many suggestions. 189 Carolyn Wile and Gordon Saffels believe viewing the city of Whittier is made more enjoyable in Pontiacs from COMMUNITY MOTORS. The seat covers make the car, Dave Stahl ex- plains to Mary Barmore. These student ' highly recommend LARRY ' S for custom made seat covers. Here we find Jim Starkey looking things over. He relies on the BERNHARDT SHELL STATION for dependable and thorough service. + (a Seat: Cavers i 530 190 Being informed of the city ' s special points of interest and outstanding facilities are Loo Ann Fleshman and Mary Ann McGeary. THE WHIT- TIER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE knows that in- formed citizens are appreciative citizens. Weil, says Marshall Peterson to Betty Kyle, fancy meeting you here. These students know that even their special clothes are safe in the hands of ORIN NOWLIN CLEANERS AND DYERS. ' • te4i-. Planning for college expenses and saving pay- checks are all part of looking into the future. John Stanley, Chuck VogI, and Bob Gnrrett like the friendliness of the BANK OF WHITTIER. A book and a comfortable chair are all that Lynne Larraway needs to settle down Into the groove of studying. Lynne finds that the WHITTIER BOOK STORE carries all needed school supplies plus a variety of books for reading pleasure, too. She will wear rings on her fingers and bells on her toes if daddy has anything to say about the matter. Of course, says June Smith, SMITH JEWELERS has super specials for everyone. See SMITH ' S for values of enduring quality! Donna Barr and Dorothy Wekall seem eager to learn of the many plans in regard to insured accounts offered by WHITTIER SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Sue Porter and Brent Bradley are interested in knowing that you can save-by-mail too . . . postage paid both ways by WHITTIER SAVINGS. IL QtEmr ABBE r TM.V — — . ' ■ • ' = CURTIS -ASXfts LOVEJOY -6  £ ' AMERICANO-J TO CROSS i ATKft wr i T 1 The movies prove popular year ' round on the Whiftier High School campus. Students and friends find varied entertainment at all four of the BRUEN THEATERS. BALLARD AND BROCKETT, 200 East Philodelphia BANK OF WHITTIER 185 North Bright BARTON ' S 154 North Greerileaf .... BERNHARDT SHELL STATION, 501 South Greenleaf BRIGHT CORNER, 201 East Philadelphia . BRUEN THEATERS ROXY, 217 East Philadelphia . WARDMAN, 160 South Greenleaf . WHITTIER, 1410 West Whittier Boulevard SUNDOWN, 12324 East Washington CALVIN ART SHOP, 126 North Comstock CAMPUS TOGS, 124 North Greenleaf COMMUNITY MOTORS, 216 South Greenleaf . CROCKER PAINT STORE, 1 1 1 South Greenleaf . EARL DOUGLAS FOOTWEAR, 116 East Philadelphia EARL MYERS REALTY, 117 East Philadelphia . FARMERS ' HARDWARE PAINT CO., 180 North Greenleaf FERGUSON UNION STATION, 504 West Beverly FRANK DORE AND SONS, 345 South Greenleaf GREENWOOD ' S SHOE STORE, 161 North Greenleaf HARRIS MOTOR COMPANY, 622 South Greenleaf HECK ' S MEN ' S STORE, 159 North Greenleaf . HILL ' S CLOTHIERS, 127 East Philadelphia HILL ' S PHARMACY, 191 North Greenleaf HORSEMAN ' S MEN ' S WEAR, 118 East Philadelphia JACK ' S BEVERLY, in West Beverly Boulevard . SALAD BOWL, 1527 West Whittier Boulevard UPTOWN, 121 East Philadelphia .... '  Philadelphia JLi ■■: . :tc; , 146 West Philadelphia ' ■:. 0. MILLKS, ■:ii oo,:!-. Grti,i,-,ieav OX 4-4074 OX 4-7526 OX 4-2019 OX 4-9101 OX 4-7369 OX 4-3859 OX 4-3422 OX 5-2712 OX 3-3242 OX 42-7396 OX 4-7274 OX 4-3645 OX 41-8356 OX 4-3894 OX 4-2077 OX 4-2638 OX 4-4313 OX 4-2081 OX 42-7595 OX 4-5641 OX 4-7379 OX 4-3172 OX 4-3617 OX 4-3148 OX 5-6114 OX 9-9126 OX 4-9190 OX 4-7475 OX 4-3378 OX 4-3641 KING JEWELERS, 127 North Greenleaf KOLLE ' S 128 ' 2 North Comstock 303 East Philadelphia OX 4-3475 OX 4-4031 OX 4-7321 LARRY ' S SEAT COVERS, 530 South Greenleaf . LE NELL ' S, 190 North Greenleaf LOS ANGELES TIMES, 108 North Comstock LOVELL ' S, 175 North Greenleaf MALIN ' S FLOWER SHOP, 222 East Philadelphia MIRIAM ' S, 158 North Greenleaf MONTE ' S CAMERA SHOP, 223 North Greenleaf MYERS DEPARTMENT STORE, 141 North Greenleaf ORIN NOWLIN CLEANERS AND DYERS, 910 West Hadley PENNEY ' S DEPARTMENT STORE, 142 North Greenleaf PETER ' S SHOE STORE, 185 North Greenleaf QUAKER CITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, 135 South R. H. McAllister and son, 191 South Greenleaf RICKER MOTORS, 192 South Greenleaf SMITH JEWELERS, 171 North Greenleaf . SPORTSMAN ' S PARADISE, 227 West Philadelphia STANFIELD ' S CYCLERY, 239 West Philadelphia SY ' S LUGGAGE, 174 North Greenleaf TIBBETTS, 101 South Greenleaf VAN CLEAVES FURNITURE, 238 West Philadelphia VAUPEL ' S, 119 South Greenleaf WHITTIER BOOK STORE, 125 North Greenleaf WHITT1ER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, 108 South Washington WHITTIER RADIO AND TELEVISION, 182 South Greenleaf WHITTIER SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, 210 East Philadelphia WHITTIER SPORTING GOODS, 157 South Greenleaf WRIGHT ' S MEN ' S STORE, 132 North Greenleaf .... OX 41-4307 OX 4-3559 OX 4-3877 OX 4-7541 OX 4-3150 OX 4-7158 OX 4-4308 OX 4-5651 OX 9-1014 OX 4-3302 OX 4-4219 Greenleaf OX 4-2695 OX 4-2631 OX 4-2041 OX 4-4335 OX 4-4238 OX 4-3440 OX 4-7156 OX 4-3649 OX 4-3310 OX 4-3759 OX 4-3953 OX 4-2671 OX 4-2675 OX 4-7511 OX 4-3144 OX 4-3840 195 and now it ' s over . . . . . . the book is completed. Tempers are back to normal, and frayed nerves are mending. The sealed lips of the Annual Staff members need not be sealed any longer. Finally, the last pages representing long hours of time, planning, and work have been sent to the printer. It ' s a new size and a new shape. This book contains the events of the past year and the efforts of a hard-working, efficient editorial and photographic staff. Their achievement will long be appreciated by the members of this year ' s student body, and I wish to extend a well- deserved thank you to them for their cooperation and willingness to work. Special consideration for their help in the production of this year ' s annual goes to Larry Locy for his Cardinal Redbird adaptations and Gail Quails for the division page art work. I also wish to express my gratitude to Mr. Hemmerling and his photography class and to Mr. Barton of Barton Studios for the fine pictures which fill the pages of our book. The excellent work done by the S. K. Smith Company in the manufacturing of the cover and by The Yearbook House, Monrovia, in the printing of the 1955 Cardinal has helped to make the book the biggest and best ever. Through the patient guidance of our adviser, Mr. Earl Denton, the annual staff has gathered together pictures and copy which they hope will best recall to the students of Whittier High the memories of their travels with the Cardinal Redbird as he has beckoned them to be . . . GOING MY WAY. BARBARA LUETT Editor rr r I v;- ' , .K ' A r 1 ' s C nother Ij. J). TL. rrealion PUBIISHEPS OF TtAB BOOKS FOR IMF DISCRtwINATi ffl , ' , ,,cft i .: ;]ije 2jej • ' 1,, ' . ' - - cc- SLlri r) ' J y e - i l i fP ' 5 5 y r-i y jt ' ' {r rr : -r y i: .fj ' yr ' , y VF .■ V L - J -J 3_ ' ' ° - JJ - f% U.- 4 ll yu ■ X X ' ■J ' o ■4 H ' - ' 22 7 o ' X ■,:? (1 .1? v -V '