Woodrow Wilson High School - Campanile Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1952 volume:

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Q our df' gag f The memory of bright summer sunlight on shimmering sand will live long in the hearts of XVilson students. Ifpisodes from un- eounted beach parties will he told and retold .... the dog that swiped the hot dogs .... the sunburn that reached from here to here .... the tide that eanie in too fast and the ear ride home in salt-seasoned pedal-pushers and shirts .... the hypnotic fascination of eapering Whitecaps coming closer, then retreating. EM A few will count white sails on Alamitos Bay among their souven- iers. Others will thrill to the memory of water skiers skimming across the water behind a speed boat, while the more timid remem- ber ducking rides on plastic pillows powered only by the surf. Then, there was the grunion season in '52. Quick silver flashing through vainly grasping fingers, and the two or three that failed to flash lying lonesome in a sodden hurlap sack. lt was hard work, lot of exercise, and plenty of fun. lt felt so good to get home and he warm again! Administration 1'1- C -'AE .LH fxxfx 1 Q ffii C.QlJQ:,ki9 .1 I x x A Q. mx ww- ! J 'ri A, QI .AN . 1 x I H K K ll E i Thanks to everyone who in anyway helped to create and maintain the Wonderful Wilson spirit that we are now enjoying. Your student body officers alone couldn't do it. Neither could the faculty nor the adminis- tration. But working together, 2300 of us have done it. Let's cherish and keep it. A. H. MARTIN Principal I2 Counselors help prepare Wilson students for years to come Humphrey Green Aiding the administrators and the faculty has been the job of our dependable office clerks. Their dignified and efficient manner kept Wi1son's business running smoothly. f Pitchfnrd Cree C'1lllll Office-Middle picture: Noble, l,0l'l', Van VVurmer Pincl-turd. Lower picture: Johnson, Arey, Nliddletou Spicer, Krohn, Hughes, Burkhard, Yoshihzirzi, llodges 13 FACULTY MR. ARCHER Phys. Ed., Sfiiillllllillff MR. HARKEN .11lQ'llllL'l'11' Mull: MISS HABCOCK Sofia! Sfmiirs MR. BROICSAMLIC Smiul Ijfviny MISS BRIXFY Spzlllixll MRS. HVCI IARD 1'1l'l'!Il'll, fffflllrlll 14 MRS. ALGUIRE Sofia! Siudifs MISS BURDICK .-Irl, Siage Craft MR. COMISKY Sofia! Living MR. ELLITHORPE Choral Group.: MISS DOVGHERTY Spanish MISS CONKLIN Sofia! Slmlim MRS. FOX Girls' Phys. Ed. MR. FRAZER Sorial Siudirs llere are your teachers 15 MR. MOON Dramatirs MR. GARTNER Journalism, Loudspcukvr MR. HAHN Commercial MISS ALICE JOHNSON English, Latin MRS. LUBERG flrf, Coslunzz' Ilrsign who guide and instruct you EDITORIAL NOTE: Because of Clllllpllllill' growing pains and in order to present a better picture of each tcaclwr, one third of the faculty will he represented by indi- vidual pictures each year. MR. OCHOA Spanish MR. PIERCE Sofia! Prohlrms MR. REEL Phys. lid., Trmk. x li. Foothall MR. ROVVLAND Phys. Eff., V. Fool- hall, J. l'. l?a5rhall 'J HF! MR. SHALLENBERGER, Physiology E MR. WENTZEL, f:0ll1lllI'l'fi!11 MR. WOODWARD, El'07l0Vl1il'J. U.S. and C. 17 EISSQS I 'iff .SDJ JfX 5 :ti X f Q MQ wo DON GEORGE ALBERS General FRAN ALBERHASKY College Transfer: Iowa City, G. A. A., Glee. JOCELYN LEIGH ALDRIDGE College Orch. '49, '50, '51, Guard of Honor, F. T. A., Slide Rule, Dress Rep. KATHERINE LEE ALEXANDER College Legis., Orch., Golf, Loudspeaker, Scholarship Lamp. VALERIE ALKIRE General PHYLLIS JEAN ALLARD General Guard of Honor, Big Sister, Campanile Team Leader. DAVID LAURENCE ALLEN College Ushers '50, '51, Head Usher. JANICE ELAINE ALLEN College Ski, Squad, Team Leader, Dress Rep., Guard of Honor. RICHARD LINDSEY ALLEN College Dance. YOLANDA FLORA ALVILLAR College Bowling, Spanish, Ushers. HELEN ANCHETA Commercial Stage Costume, Dance '49, '51, Dress Rep., Stud- ent Store. BARBARA ANDERSON College G.A.A., Jr. Class Play, Comm., Transfer: Cen- tral High, Minnesota. JUDY CHERYL ANDERSON F.B.L.A. LEON ANDERSON PI-IYLLIS JEAN ANDERSON DELORES ALBERTA ANTHONY Commercial General College College Gov. of Entertainment, Guard of Honor, Ski, Thespians, Legis. ROBERT DOUGLAS ARMISTEAD College Scripters, Loudspeaker, J. V. Tennis. RALPH HUDSON ARMSTRONG College V. Pres. Jr. Class, V. Cross Country '50, '51, Scholarship, Intramural Football, Basketball. LOWELL E. ASHLEY College Bowling '49, '50, '51, German, Flag Football '50, '51, '52, Gymnastics. ARTHUR LEE ASKINS College Pres. World Friendship, Scholarship Lamp, Campanile editor, Science, Spanish. ELEANOR COZETTE AUSBURN College Campus Theater, Dance Comm., Squad, Team Leader. 20 ROGER NEIL AUSTIN College DEWEY WAYNE BACA Commercial Gymnastics, Wrestling. CHARLENE OAN BAET ER Colle e J J g Sr. Class Council, Guard of Honor, Legis, '52 Campanile, Ski. CRYSTAL DAWN BAILEY College Band '51, '52, Ski, Dance, Transfer: Lead, So. Dakota: Cheer Leader. DIANE KAY BAKER General Guard of Honor, Pageant, French, Squad, Team Leader. HARRY DUKEHART BAKER College Gov. of Entertainment, Ski, Bowling, V. Foot- ball '51, '52, Dance Comm. RONNIE JERRY BALLARD College Band '49, '50, '52, Orch. '49, '50, 51, Operetta '50. BRAD BALZER Commercial LAHONDA SUE BARNES Commercial Campanile '51, St. Store, F.B.L.A. JACK BARNHART General EDWIN INWOOD BAUTER College Bowling, German. EWARD CAMP BAUTER College Bowling, German. ALAN MOWATT BECKER College A Choir, V Tennis, Scripters, Scholarship Lamp, Gold W. JERE ROWE BECKMAN College B Football '49, V Football '50, '51, V. Letterman's, Wingfoot. CAROL NAN BECKSTRAND College Orch., Gold W., Scholarship, Bowling '49, '50, '51 , Commissioner. SELDEN CAMPBELL BEEBE College V. Golf '50, '51, '52, B Basketball '51, V. Basket- ball '52, BARBARA LYNN BEHREND College Loudspeaker Editor-in-Chief, Sec. Scripters, Schol- arship Lamp, La Fuente '51, '52, Latin '5l. LAURETA CLARE BELLOWS College Orch. '50, '51, '52, Jr. Council, Guard of Honor, Operetta, Fiesta of the Americas '50. JUDITH DIANE BELSHE College Legis, jr. Statesman, Courtesy, Team, Squad Leader. RONALD M. BENDIG College DAVID PETER BERGLAND College Band '50, '51, C Track '50, Captain B Water Polo '50, '51, Captain B Swimming '51, '52, Sports Ed. Loudspeaker. 21 BILL BERMAN Thespians, Sr. ANNE NATHALIE Council, French. BERTSCH College College Orch. '49, '50, '51, Dress Rep., Red Cross, All Southern Orch. '51, Scholarship. NED BERTSCH College Orch. '50, '51, '52, A. Choir, Track Mgr. '50, Projection Crew. LOWELL GAYLORD BIECHLIN General Red Cross, All School Dance Comm., Scholar- ship, Dance, Bowling. ERIC B. BIEDERMANN College Jr. Statesman, German. GEORGIA BILLINGS College F.B.L.A., Team, Squad Leader. JOSEPH SIDNEY BIRCH General J. V. Basketball. JOAN CAROLYN BITTLE College Operetta '51, Thespians, F.B.L.A., Guard of Honor, Buffum's Campus Rep. LLEVVELLYN BIXBY College Scholarship Lamp, Comm., Jr. Statesman, Sail- ing, B Waterpolo. DOLORES JEAN BLACK College Dress Rep., Team, Squad Leader, Big Sister. ROLAND BOND College V. Football, J. V. Football, Letterman, Track, Intramural Sports. MARLENE BOOHER College Bowling '49, '50, '51, Gold W, Minor, Major W, Orch. '49, '50, '51, Scholarship. JONINE ROSEMARY BOOTH College Gold VV., Student Court, Sr. Class Council, All School Play '51, Scholarship. BONNIE JOY BOSEN College Transfer: South High, Salt Lake, Ski, Swim, Pep, Sewing, Glee. VALLE DELL BOSKY College Operetta '51, Dress Rep., Red Cross, Squad, Team Leader. AGNES RUTH BOUDREAUX Guard of Honor '50, '51, G.A.A Flying High, Sr. Class Council. VIRGINIA ANN BOULTON Squad, Team Leader, Dress Rep. AUDREY MAY BOWEN Riding, Transfer: Poly, Officials, MARILYN BRAD SH AWV CHARLES WILSON BROCKWAY V. Football '51. BEVERLY ALANE BROWN College Dress Rep., College General Tennis. General College College Guard of Honor, Pageant '51, Campanile, '52, 51 '52 Loudspeaker '51, Dress Rep., ' , 22 CHARLES DAVID BROWN Bowling, Tennis, Swimming. JOE FRANKLIN BROWN LEE MAYNARD BROWN Loudspeaker '50, '51, Circulation Mgr. Fuente '52, Wrestling, Water Polo '51. MARY ANNE BROWN College College College '51, La College Team Leader, Dress Rep., Volley Ball Mgr., Ushers, G.A.A. Council. CARYL VELMA BROX College Dress Rep., G. L. Comm., Big Sister, Team Leader. WILLIAM MAY BRUCE College B Football '49, '50, B Track '50, '51, V. Foot- ball '51, V. Track '52, Wingfoot. MICHAEL ERRY BUCKLEY Colle e J . xr B Football '49, '50, '51, B Track '50, V. Track '51, '52, Legis. BURRELL CLARK BURCHFIEL V. Football '49, '50, '51, V. Track '50, All League '51, '52, Wingfoot, Ski. College '51 '52 RICHARD LEE BURGE Commercial ANITA ABIGAIL BURNS Sec. Section, Store, Big Sister, Squad Tennis. MILDRED GAYNELLE BURNS ARLENE MIRIAM BUTEAU Riding. INENE RUSSELL BURTON General Leader, College General College Jr. Statesman, Flower Comm., Dress Rep., Golf '51, Recreation. GEORGE CULVER CADY College V. Pres. Proj. Crew '49, Pres. Proj. Crew '50, Sec. Treas. Proj. Crew '51, V. Tennis '52. JACK CALDER Commercial JV Football '49. MICHAEL STEPHEN CALLAN B Football Champ '49, B Track Champ V. Track '52, Wingfoot, All City Team LINDSAY MARIE CAMPBELL College '50 '51 '5i. ' College A. Choir '51, '52! Glee, V Pres. Foc'sle Canteen, Assoc. Ed. Campanile, Flag Girl '50. ARLENE JO CARPENTER Sec. of Comm., Adv. Swim, Guard of Legis, Golf. MARY ALTHEA CARVER Glee '50, Choir '51, '52, Operetta, Squad VVALTER E. CASPERSON Flag Football '50, Golf '49, '50, 51. ERNEST HUGH CHAMPENY B Track '50. 23 College Honor, College Leader. College College GLORIA ILENE CHARTER General Honor Guard, Thespians, Bowling, Big Sister. BEAULAH LEE CHOQUETTE College Gold 81 Jeweled W, Scholarship Lamp, G.A.A. '49, '50, '51, Orch. '49, '50, '51, Sr. Class Council. DEONNE CLAIRE CHRISTENSEN College Operetta '51, A. Choir '50, '51, Scholarship Lamp, Steudent Court Judge, Gold Sz Jeweled W. ALLEN IVAN CHRONISTER Commercial JIM SAMUEL CLARK College C Basketball '50, J. V. Tennis '50. FRANCES PAULA CLEAVER College omh. iso, '51, '52, operena, All so. Calif. H. s. Orch., G.A.A. BOBBIE D. COATS College Transfer, Montebello High, Song Leader '50, Modern Dance '50, Sec. Section '5l. JOE HOWARD COCHRAN College J. V. Basketball '50, '51, Intramural Basketball '50, Intramural Baseball '49. MALCOLM FRANK COCHRAN General Football '50, Dance '-1-9, Hand Ball Tournament '50. JETIVE GOWER COHN College Thespians, Guard of Honor, Team Leader, Dress Rep, Fiesta of the Americans. PHILIP GALLARDO COLLANTES General Dance. SHIRLEY LOUISE COLLINS College Transfer: Sonoma, Gloria Mundie , Fumed Oak , CASC Rep., Student Council Rep., All School Dance Comm. MARY EVELYN COLLINS College F.T.A., German, Commissioner, Squad Leader. JAMES DEAN COLEMAN College V. Golf '50, '51, '52, Chemistry Team '51, Pres. German, Scholarship Lamp, Student Court Judge. CLYDE FRANK CONRAD College B Football '49, '50, '51, C Track '50, B Track '51, '52, Loudspeaker Staff, Ski. RICHARD ALLAN COOK College Riding, Transfer: Davis High School, Utah, Spanish. CHARLES LELAND COSS College DONALD GLEN COUCH College V. Football '51, Wrestling '51, Track '51, Chess. MARILYN EVONNE COULTER College Guard of Honor, Usher, Skating, Glee, Dress Rep. BILLIE JEAN CRABTREE College Legis, Commissioner, F.T.A., Pres. Golf, Scholarship. TOM CRIPPEN General Audio Visual, J. V. Football, Stage Crew. 24 NANCY LEE CROW Commercial Scholarship, Dance Pres., Dance Comm., mas Pageant, Dance Assembly. DAVID NORMAN CROWE Manager Student Store. KATHRYN ANN CUNNINGHAM Christ- College College V., B., Songleader '49, '51, Flag Girl '50, Choir '50, '51, '52, Operetta, Legis. EDWARD LAW CURTIS V. Pres. Dance, '50, '51, DAN IRVING DANIELS College College J. V. Football '49, '50, Co-Captain '50, V. Foot- ball '51, Glee '49, Choir '50, '51, Operetta '51. HAZEL MARION DANIELS Squad, Team Leader, B.T.D., Red Cross. ANN MARIE DARNELL College College Dress Rep., Adv. Dance, Campanile, Big Sister, Legis. CAROLE ANN DAVIS Thespians, All School Play '50, '52, Swim, '51, Guard of Honor. DENNIS W. DAVIS College Booster College Ushers' Transfer: Astoria Ore on, Band, Jr. 1 g Play, Chorus, Jr. Prom. ' JOHN E. DAVIS College B Football '49, J. V. Football '50, V. Football '51, B Track '50, V Track '51, '52. RICHARD MAURICE DEAM General RAFAEL DE LEON Commercial P.T.A. Rep., Section Sec., Intramural Flag Foot- ball '50, '51, CHARLOTTE JEAN DE PREKER Squad Leader. CLARK DAVID DE SUTTER Transfer: Polytechnic. ROBERT BRUCE DE WEESE College College College Student Body Pres., jr. Class Pres., Water Polo and Swimming Team, Pageant '50. DAWN ALEE DIEMER Commercial BARBARA LEE DINNDORF Tennis '49, Baseball '49, Squad Leader. ANTHONY E. DIXON College College Bowling '49, '50, '51, Spanish, Tennis '49, '50, Swimming '52, Flag Football '49, '51, '52. DOLORES MAY DOANE Clerical Ass't. FRANCIS ARLIEGH DOLAN Track '49, Swimming '50, '51. DONALD OSEPH DOLTZ General College College J B Football, J. V. Baseball, V. Football '5l! Legis. 25 . RICHARD CARLETON DONOVAN College J. V. Baseball '50, '51g V. Baseball '52, Intramural Football '50, '51. DIAN DOUGLAS College February Graduate. MILDRED MARIE DOUGLASS College Student Store: G.A.A. Beginning Swim, Team Leader, Clerical Ass'tg Dress Rep. BARBARA ANNA DOWNS College Friendship Comm., Worldg Spanish, Flying High. DALLAS SATTERLEE DREW Commercial B Football '51g J. V. Football '50, Demos. RICHARD JOHN DRON College Cross Country '50g Gymnastics '51, WILLIAM JAMES DUFFY College Student Store. RICHARD DEAN DUNFORD General National Thespiang Football Mgr. '52g Student Director Pageant '50, '51g Campus Theater Bus. Mgr. MARY LOU DURRAN College G.A.A.g Transfer: Great Falls, Montanag Ice Skating. ROBERT B. ECKMAN College Bowling '50, '51, '52, German '50, '51g Flag Foot- hall '50, '51. DIANE MAXINE EISMAN College Guard of Honorg Commissioner, Dress Rep., Team, Squad Leader. CHARLES EDWARD EKSTRAND College Orch. '50, '51, '52g B.T.D.g Tennis '50g Gym- nastics '52g Wrestling '51. HAZEL NELL ELEAM College Scholarship, Squad Leader, Legisg Dress Rep.j G. L. Comm. PAUL F. ELDERS College Loudspeaker 5 V. Basketball. PEGGY LOU EMIGH College Transfer: Douglas High School Arizona, Dra- matics. MARLENE HARRIETT EMPEY College V. Flag Girl '51, Scholarship Lamp, Gold Wg Sec.-Treas. Soph. Classy May Co. Campus Rep. DANNY PETE ESPARZA General V. Track, J. V. Footballg V. Football. DOLORES ANN EURICH Commercial g Scholarship, F.B.L.A.g G.A.A. '50, '51, '52. LOIS JEAN EVANS College Recording Sec. G.A.A.g S.B.I., Hockey Mgr. SHEILIA MARY FARMEN College V. Pres. Sr. Classg Sec. Soph. Class, Jr. Soph. Councilg Guard of Honorg Scholarship. KAE ANN FEIGHT Commercial Dance Comm.g Squad Leaderg Dress Rep. '50, '51g Usher '51. 26 JANICE LAVELLE FEIN College Dance '51, '52g F.B.L.A. '51, '52g Ushers '52, Transfer: Our Lady Sodality, G.A.A. DONALD I. FELTER Commercial V. Football '-l-9, '50g V. Letterman '49, '50, Pro- jection Crew. BEVERLY MAY FENDRYCH Commercial Commissioner: Usher, Water Ballet '51, '52g Dress Rep.: Skating. GARY I.EE FERGUSON College Transfer: Banning, J. V. Baseball '50, Pres. Hi Y '50g V. Pres. Squires '50, Sgt. of Arms '50, Student Gov't. DON VVILBERT FERRITTE College J. V. Football '49, '50, V. Tennis '49, Loud- speaker, French. SHARON FITZGERALD College G. L.g Squad Leader. SIIEILA ANN FLANAGAN College G.A.A., Spanish '49, Glee '50, French, Transfer: Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. BILL FLANDERS College V. Pres. St. Body, V. Football '51, V. Basketball '50, '51, V. Baseball '51, '52, A. Choir '51, ROGER GILBERT FLOWERS College PATRIC VVILLIAM FLYNN College J. V. Football '49g V. Water Polo '50, 'Sly Swim- ming '50, '51, Ski Club '51, WILLIAM HOBBS FOGVVELI. College Transfer. CHARLES LESLIE FOLEY General CIIARLES A. FRAZER General J V Tennis '49g B VVater Polo '50, PEARL ADELE FRAZZINI College F.B.L.A.g G.A.A. Squad Leader. LANNY YOLANDA FREEDMAN College Big Sister, A Cappella '51, '52g Glee '49, '50, '51. VERLYN LAVERNE FREEMAN Commercial NAOMI FREIDBERG College Commissioner, Jr. Red Cross Q Squad Leader, Tennis, '50, Riding, '5l. PAUL WILLIAM FRYAR College Scripters, Baseball, Scholarship, Bowling. DONALD CHESTER FULLER College Band '50, '51, '52, Water Polo, '51, '52, Pres. Campus Christian, Scholarship Lamp, Gold VV. JOYCE MARIAN GALYAN College Dress Rep.g Squad Leader. PETE UDSON GARLAND College J J. V. Football '49, Pageant '50, Stage Crew. 27 BARBARA ELAINE GARROZOLA jr. Council, Spanish, Orch., '50, F. Rep. DONA PAULINE GATELY College B.L.A., Dress College Dress Rep., Team, Squad Leader, Bowling. DONNA JEANNE GIDDINGS College Ushers. JAMES A. GIESE College C Track, '49, B Football, '50, '51, V. Golf, '50. MARILYN ANN GILBERT College Latin, Pres. Horizon, Big Sister, Ushers, Team Leader. EDDIE H. GILLILAND College J. V. Tennis, '50, V. Tennis, '51, '52, V. Letterman. DALE GOLDMAN College G.A.A., Stage Crew, Transfer: Beverly Hills, I.atin. MILES H. GIROUX General Bowling '50, '51, '52. DON A. GORSUCH College Operetta '51, j. V. Football '50, A Choir '50, '51, CAROLINE GOULD College Dance, Golf, Big Sister, Guard of Honor, Transfer. RUDY MICHAEL GOVORCHIN Industrial Intramural Football '50, '51, Intramural Basket- ball '51. RONALD FREDERICK GRAY College jr. Statesman, Scholarship '51, '52, Ski, Pres. Spanish '50. GARY MARTIN GREEN College Jr. Statesman, Sailing, Projection Crew, Swim '51, '52. PATRICIA JEAN GRESHAM Commercial Ushers, Dance. CAROLE ANN GRIFFITH College Dress Rep., Squad, Team Leader, P.T.A. Rep., Dance Committee. SHERRILL RAE GRIFFIN Commercial G.A.A. Tennis, Team Leader. SHIRLEY LEE GRINDLE College Scholarship '50, '51, '52, Scholarship Lamp, Jr. Red Cross, Student Store Mgr. ALINE HELEN GROSJEAN College Ushers, Red Cross, Transfer: St. Anthonys, G.A.A. MARY LOUISE GUZMAN Commercial Squad Leader, Ushers, Guard of Honor. PATRICIA ANN HADLEY College Orch. '50, '51, '52, Guard of Honor, Pres. Rid- ing '50, G.A.A. KARLA HELENE HALE College Gold W, Friendship, G.A.A., Swim, Girls League. 28 CLIFFORD DUDLEY HAMBLEN Commercial B Football '49, '50, '51, C Basketball '49, B Track '51. HAROLD HARDY HANSON General Yell Leader '49, C Basketball, Red Cross, Chess. MARGARET SHEILA HARDIE College Bowling '49, '50, F.B.L.A., Skating '51, '52, Team Leader. ROBERT TAFT HARE College ELEANOR ELAINE HARRINGTON Commercial Dress Rep., Team, Squad Leader, Clerical Ass't. MARTIN HARRIS General B Football '50, '51, Track '50, '51, '52, Choir '51, '52, Operetta '50, Campanile. PHYLLIS EILEEN HARRIS College Scholarship Lamp, Dress Rep., G.A.A. Minor VV, Ushers. MARION ELEANOR HARTNETT College Gold W, Scholarship, Jr. Class Council, Scripters, Guard of Honor. LARRY HARTY College Loudspeaker '50. VIC I-IAWKINS College Cross Country '51, Track '51, '52, Glee, Com- missioner, Ski. WILLARD HASTINGS College J.V. Tennis, Tennis, C Basketball. ANNE duBIGNON HAZLEHURST College B Songleader, Jr. Council, Ski, Jr. Statesmen, Legis. JERRY THOMAS HEALD College Supreme Court Judge, Gold, Jeweled VV, V. Football '49, '51, Pres. Student Body, Campanile Editor. NINA LOU HEAN Water Ballet '51, '52. MARY KAY HEARONS Bowling '50, Dance '52. ELDEAN HEATH Majorette '51, Guard of Honor Dress Rep., Jr. Red Cross. JACQUELINE JEAN HECHT Dance, Riding, Skating. CARL FREDRIC HEINZ '50, o.A College College College .A. '49, College General C Track '51, B Track '52, Flag Football '50. JANET MARY HELMS College G.A.A. '50, Art Committee '50, '51, Boosters '51, Section Sec., Team Leader. NANCY ANITA HENDERSON Big Sister, Squad Leader. JODELLE HENDRICKSON G.A.A. Pres., Sr. Class Council, Squad Ushers, Red Cross. 29 College College Leader, ELORE MARIE HERBERT Guard of Honor '50, Legis '51, Glee '52, Sailing. WESLEY ORLIN HESS College F.T.A., General B Football '50, All City B Foothall '50, All City Track '49, Captain B Football '50, Captain Track '49. JAN HICKOK College Operetta Lead '51, A Choir '51, '52, Com- missioner. JANICE IRENE HILL College Transfer. MARY JANE HILLER General Legis '50, '51, Assembly, Transfer: Union High School, Arizona, Legis '48, '49, Glee '48, '49. WILLIAM GEORGE HIMMELBAIIER Transfer: Bosse, Scholarship '50, '51, '52, ball Mgr., Student Body Rep. GEORGIANN HINKLE Ushers, F.T.A., Guard of Honor. DAN HINZ Harvard Prize Book, All City Baseball, ship Lamp, Gov. Athletics, Sports Ed. speaker '51, '52. ANN LINTON HODGE Guard of Honor, G.A.A. Swim, F.T.A. ' Costume Make-up, Spanish. VALLEY S. HOFFMAN Dress Rep., Girls League, Big Sister, Leader. CAROL LYNN HOLLINGSWORTH Team, Squad Leader, Volleyball, Riding, Swim, Scholarship. DAVID HOLT College Basket College College Scholar- Loud- College 51, '52, College Team College G.A.A. College Bowling, Costume '52, Dance, Skating, Spanish. VIC R. HOOVER College Radio. AVIS HOWSER General Dramatics, Skating, Class See., F.H.A. MARJORIE JEAN HRABIK Industrial Bowling, Golf, G.A.A., Sports, Team Leader. JOYCE HUKKULA Latin, G.A.A. Swim, Transfer: San Jua School , Majorette. THOMAS COLE HUNTER B Football '49, '50, J. V. Baseball '50, B polo '50, B Swim '51, V Waterpolo '51, NANCY HELEN HUTCHINSON Squad Leader, Dress Rep. DICK HYLAND V. Track '50, Orch. '49, '50, '5l. BARBARA KAY JACOBSEN Guard of Honor, Dress Rep., Team, Leader, B.T.D. RUTH MARIE JACKSON Skating, Jr. Statesman, Commissioner, Craft, Art and Dec. 30 College n High College Water- College College College Squad College Stage BEVERLY JEAN JAGGERS Commercial F.B.LA. '52g Y-Teens '52, Dance '52. FRANCIS A. JAMES College Capt. Bowlingg Danceg Treas. Chess, Skating. JOYCE LOUISE JAMES NANCY JEAN JENNINGS General College Golf '51g Tennis '52g Flower Comm.g Campanile, Dress Rep. RITA MYMIE JENSEN College Stu. Court Judge1 Gold VVQ Adv. Br. G. L., Guard of Honorg Sec. Jr. Statesman. STEAVEN FREDRICK JERABEK College V. Pres. Foc'sleg V. Football Mgr. '50g L. B. Youth Councilg Band '4-95 Pres. Riding '51, '52. JIM LEE JOHNNIE General V. Football '50, '51, C Track Mgr. '51, V. Track '52. JAMES LYNN JOHNSON College Aud. Visualg B.T.D. KEITH ALLAN JOHNSON College Scholarship Lampg J. V. Golf '50, '51g Jr. States- man g Ski Q Commissioner. ROBERT C. JOHNSON College Ski. JOLENE GRACE JOHNSTON College Commissionerg G.A.A. Corres. Sec.g Red Cross. LESLIE ONES Colle 1 J I I:- Intramural Football '50, '51g Intramural Basketball '50, 's1. PATRICIA LOI7 JONES G.A.A. '52, Glee '52. PAUL STANFORD JONES College College Intramural Football '50, Intramural Baseball '50. ROBERT JAMES JONES B Football '50. MARY COVERT JORALEMON College General Ushers '49, '50, 'Slg Scholarship, G.A.A.g Swim. PATRICIA ANN JORDAN Commercial Section Sec.g Dress Rep.g Squad Leaderg Ski. DELINA LEA JUDSON Squad Leader '50, '51, CAROL ANN KALI H ER Squad, Team Leaderg Dress Rep., Swim g Big Sister. GLORIA J. KANDLER Y-Teensg F.B.L.A. MARILYN DORTHEA KELLOGG G.A.A., Squad, Team, Leader. 31 College College Usherg Adv.g Commercial Commercial 453 Q WALTER KENNETH KENDALL Transfer: Banning High Schoolg JUDY RAE KERN General Knights 3 Pages. College Golfg Tennis, Squad Leader, G.A.A. Sports. JOANNE GAIL KERR College Scholarship, Sec. Student Bodyg Sr. Class Coun- cilg Demos., Pres. Study Hall. WILLIAM KETTERINGHAM College Pres. Jr. Red Cross, Treas. Jr. Red Cross of Long Beach, Scholarshipg Loudspeakerg Sr. Class Council. KENNETH L. KIDDER JR. General C Track 'Slg Cross Country '51, Pres. Pro- jection Crewg Naval Reserve. NORMAN B. KIGHT Student Storeg Stage Crew. THOMAS JOHN KLING College College Loudspeaker '50, '51, Ski, Intramural Football, Red Cross. JOANNE MARIE KLOTZLY V. Pres. F.B.L.A., P.T.A. G.A.A. CELIA ALICE KNIGHT Ushers, German. Rep.g Squad CHARLOTTE ANN KNIGHT VESTER LEON KNIGHT Glee '50, 'Slg J. V. Baseball '49, French ' Basketball '49, B Basketball 'S0. TIMOTHY JESS KNORZER College Leader, College General College 50: ucv: College B Football '49, V. Football '50, 'Slg J. V. Base- ball '50g V Baseball '51, '5Zg All League '50. RICHARD GERALD KNOVVLES Football College A. Choir '51, '52, Glee 'Slg Thespiansg Operetta Lead '51. DIANE ELIZABETH KOCH Transfer: Jordan. CHARLES ALBERT KOHLHAAS Loudspeakerg V. Football '51g All School Slide Rule. DARLENE BEATRICE KOUTUNIS Scholarship, F. B. L. A., Dance, Dress CARL R. KRAUSE Bowlingg Flag Football. JERRY GEORGE LABONTE College College Dance, College Rep. College General Water Polo '50, 'Slg Swim Team '50, '51, Cross Country '4-9g Varsity Letterman 'Sl. WILLIAM RICHARD LAMBROSE College C Track '49, P.T.A. Rep., Red Cross, F.B.L.A.g Legis. CECILE THERESA UANGELLE Commercial P.T.A. Rep., Red Cross, Squad, Team Leader, Library Ass't. DIXIE YVONNE LANGSTON College Bowling '5lg Band '49, '50, 'Sly Orch. '49, '50, '51, Swim 'S15 Red Cross. 32 PATRICIA ELEANOR LARSON College Guard of Honor, F.B.L.A., Dress Rep, Team Leader, B.T.D. OPAL MAE LATTA College Bowling, Ushers, Golf, Office Prac., Dance. ALLEN MONTGOMERY LAUGHLIN College Operetta Lead, J. V. Football '49, '50, Co-Capt. V. Football, J. V. Baseball '49, '50, V. Baseball '51 NORMA KATHRYN LAUNDY Commercial Ushers, V. Pres., Hi-Tri. BENJAMIN JORDAN LAVV Music Operetta '51, A. Choir '50, '51, '52, Glee '49, '50, Ysi, '52, J. v. VVANDA YVONNE Ushers, Glee. CAROLYN LOUISE Orch. '50, '51, Baseball '49, '50. LEAVERTON General LEHMAN College '52, Golf, Team Leader, Sports Council, Pres. Swim '51. JERRY ALLEN LESAGE College V. VVater Polo '50, '51, V. Swim '50, '51, '52, I.EAH IRENE LETSON Commercial Dress Rep., Team, Squad Leader. YVONNE LEVEQUE College Sr. Class Sec., Student Art., Jr. Class Council, Commissioner, Jr. Statesman. DOROTHY LOUISE LIESS General All School Play, Thespians, Orch. '50, '51, '52, Campus Theater, A. Choir '51. EDVVARD RONNIE LINDEMANN College Cross Country, J. V. Capt. '51, Track '51, '52, Glee, Campus Theater. JOAN LINDLEY College Jr. Statesman '51, Vshers '50, Orch. '49, Team Leader, G.A.A. BARBARA JOAN LIVICK General Adv. Dance, Squad. Team Leader, Student Store. RONALD CORDELL LIVICK College J. V. Football '50, Intramural Basketball '51. JEANETTE LONG General RONALD DEE LONG Colle e g Soph. Class Pres., Jr. Class Pres., Gov. of Saftey, Gold W, Sr. Class Council. RICHARD FRANK LONSDALE College Co-ed. of Campanile, All-City Track, Football '51, State Relay Team '50, '51, Letterman VV, Wingfoot. KENNETH NORMAN LUCAS Commercial Transfer, Kodiak, Alaska, Ski, Sec. Treas. Teen- Age , Thespian SAM A. LUKE College Gov. of Finance '51, All School Dance '51, '52, Gymnastics '51, Track '52, Treas., Ski. CHARLES LUPIIER College Glee '49, '50, '51, Operetta '51. 33 l 1 51 4? ' f into ' 1 FLOYD WESLEY MADER College Stage Crew, Projection, Christmas Pageant. ROBERT SHERVVOOD MAGID College Loudspeaker '50, '51, La Fuente '50, '51, French, Bowling. JOYCII BAYDEENE MAGNESS Homemaking Dance, Dress Rep., Adv., Dance '50, '51, '52, Flying High '51. DANIEL LEWIS MAHAN College B Football '50, '51, Loudspeaker '49, '50, '5l. BILL LAYTON MALOHN College B Football '49, V. Football '50, '51, V. Track '51, '52. JIM HOWARD MANNAN College MARLENE MARIE MAPLE Commercial Guard of Honor, F.B.L.A., Bowling. MARVIN M. MARKER College Scholarship '50, '51, '52, V. Pres. of World '50, '51, Bus. Mgr. Loudspeaker, Usher's '52, Band '50, '51, '52. SUSAN MARIA MARKWORTH College V. Pres. Scripters '51, Fiction Editor La Fuente '51, Loudspeaker '50, '51, La Fuente Assembly '51, Guard of Honor. HARRY KENNETH MARSHALL Aviation Wrestling. MARY ANN MARTIN College Dress Rep., Tennis '50, Operetta. WALLACE ARLEN MARTIN College JOY DELPHIA MATTESON College Legislature, Big Sister, Scholarship Society, all semesters, Guard of Honor, Dress Rep. WILLIAM JEANETTE MATTHIE Commercial F.B.L.A., Pres. of Costume, Stage, Glee, Big Sister. ZELLINE MARY MAXVVFLL College Transfer: Glee, Spanish. MARY HELEN MCALEVY College Bowling '49, '50, '51, Swim '50, '51, Captain Bowling Team, Squad Leader. CHARLENE ANN MCCARTHY College F.B.L.A., Clerical Ass't., Bowling, Skating. DIANE MCCORKLE College Ushers '50, '51, Guard of Honor, Bowling, Squad Leader, Dress Rep. DOROTHY MCCORKLE College Ushers, Dress Rep., Guard of Honor, Bowling, Big Sister. JUNE ARLENE MCCONE College Boosters '50, '51, Adv. Swim, Bowling. KENNETH LeROY MCCONE College Football '51, Wrestling '50, Letterman Club '50, '51, J. V. Football '50, Flag Football '50. 34 GERALD GVVYN MCCOLLUM College B Football '50, B Track '51, V. Track '52. FRANK TIM MCELRATH General C Track, B Basketball, V. Basketball. JERRY MCENTIRE General J. V. Golf. ROBERT LEO MCGINLEY College B Football '49, '50, Letterman B Track '49, '50, V Track '51, B.T.D., Wingfoot. RAYMOND MACK MCCRAW College DELORES DELANE MCGUIRE College Guard of Honor, Golf, Spanish, Transfer: San Francisco Jefferson Union High. MARY ANN MCHENRY College B. V., Song Leader, V. Pres. jr. Class, Buffums' Campus Rep. '51, Christmas Ball Queen, jr., Sr. Track Queen. JACKI McII.VAIN Commercial F.B.L.A., GL Comm., G.A.A., Student Store, Transfer: jordan. LARRY COOK MCINTYRE College Yell Leader '50, Pres. Soph. Class, V. Golf, Cross Country '51, Scholarship. CLAUDIA JANE McKAY College Jr. Statesman, Chairman of Friendship Comm., Scholarship, Commissioner, G.A.A. Swim. ALEX DEAN MCLEOD College V. Baseball '51, '52, Letterman, Armistice Day Program, Transfer: Pomona, Scholarship. ALLAN BANE MCMILLAN College A. Choir '50, '51, '52, Radio VVorkshop '50, '51, '52, V. Water Polo '51, Swim '52, Operetta '5l. RICHARD VINCENT MEADOWS College B Football '51, Loudspeader Rep., P.T.A. Rep., Red Cross Rep., Ski. ALONA CAROL MEALEY College Loudspeaker Editor-in-Chief, Scholarship Lamp, Pres. Scripters, La Fuente '50, '51, '52, Gold VV. EDDIE MEANS College J. V. Golf '51, '52. GLORIA MEHORNAY General Glee, Voice Class, Legis, Squad Leader. DIANE MARIE MEIXNER College Ushers '50, '51, '52, F.T.A., G.A.A. Adv. Swim, Golf '50, '51, Skating. DIANE NATALIE METRICK College Song Leader Alt., Pres. Boosters, Campanile Editor, G. L. Adv. Bd., Guard of Honor. WILMA MILEY College Ushers, F.B.L.A., Spanish, Golf '50, Squad Leader. BRENDA BARSTOVV MILLER College Ushers, Red Cross, Legis, G. L. Comm. DON GLEN MILLER Commercial V. Golf '50, 351, fsz. 35 JOIIN DAVID MILLER College Scholarship Lamp, Chemistry Team '51, Intra. Football '50, Intra. Basketball '51, RAYMOND C. MILLER Commercial Radio Broadcasting '51, Loudspeaker Photographer '52. LUANN MILLS College Dress Rep. '49, Ifshers, G.A.A. SAMMIE ARLENE MILLS Co'lege Golf '50, Tennis '50, Bowling '50. WALTER MILLS General Transfer: Las Vegas, Nevada. KAY IRIS MITCHELL College Dance Club. ROSE CHARLOTTE MOBLEY Commercial Sec. Jr. Class '50, Ski '50, '51, '52, Legis, '50, '51, Operetta '51, Jr. Council '50. RONALD E. MOFFETT College B. Football '49, Gymnastics '15, Track '52, Red Cross, Ski. DONALD CAMPBELL MOLLOY College V. Swim '51, J. V. Football '50, V. Football '51, Letterman, V. Track '52. MARLENE ELIZABETH MOTTELL College A. Choir '51, '52, Glee '50, '51, Operetta '51, Flying High '51, Scholarship '50, '51. ALLAN BOYD MONASMITH College J. V. Tennis '49, V. Tennis '50. JIILIETTA MONG College Campanile, Ski, Walker's Hi-Teen Rep., Guard of Honor. MARILYN JEANETTE MONK College Song Leader, Guard of Honor, Operetta '51, Glee '51, '52, Ad. Mgr. Campanile. FREDNA JUNE MOORE College Song Leader '52, Flag Girl '51, Supreme Court, Scholarship Lamp, Gold W. JOHN THOMAS MOORE College J. V. Tennis, '50, Varsity, '51, '52. RICHARD RONALD MOORE College ROBERT MORELAND MOORE JR. College Swim '51, Water Polo '50, '51, Polo Bear '50, '51, '52. DON W. MORSE Industrial J. V. Basketball '50, Track '52. JOHN KIM MUNHOLLAND College Supreme Court, Scholarship Lamp, Chemistry Team '51, Jr. Statesman, Golf. RUTH ANN MUSSELMAN Commercial Guard of Honor, Jr. Class Council, Red Cross, F.B.L.A., Campanile. JANET AUDREY NASON General Ushers, G. L. Comm. 36 NITA HELEN NEAL College G.A.A., Jr. Statesman, Squad Leader, Transfer: Siam Springs, Arkansas. CHARLOTTE NELSON Art Pres. Senior Class, Ski '50, '51, G.A.A. '49, Sec. Foc'sle Canteen '50, Stage Crew '50, '5l. ROBERT GEORGE NELSON Commercial J. V. Football '49. IIAROLD NELSON Commercial J. V. Football '49, LINDA ELIZABETH NELSON College Legis, G. I.. Treas., Jr. Statesman Treas., Spanish. MARILYN J. NELSON College Jr. Council, Sr. Council, Legis, Dress Rep., Team, Squad Leader. RONALD HARRY NELSON Industrial Arts U. S. Naval Reserve, Intramural Football '50. RICHARD WALLACE NEIIMAIER College V. Baseball '51, '52, J. V. Baseball '50, Legis. LARRY BYRON NEWQUIST College B. Track '50, Wingfoot, V. Track '51, '52, All City Track. LOUISE FRANCES NEVVTON College Girls League, G.A.A., Legis., Jr. Class Council, Guard of Honor. JOHN MILTON NICHOL College C. Basketball '50, J. V. Tennis '51, French, Sailing, Jr. Statesman. PEARL BARKLEY NICHOLS College Squad Leader, Dress Rep., Team Leader. PHILLIP C. NICKELSEN College Transfer: Eugene High School, Oregon, Thes- pians, Basketball, Radio. BRUCE LOGAN NIDEVER College J. v. Golf '49, '50, '51, RODNEY LEE NISBET College Band '49, '50, Ski '51, '52, Basketball '50. JOYCE LOIS NOE College Guard of Ilonor, Bowling, F.B.L.A., Golf. GINIA MAE NOLL College VIR Guard of Honor, Bowling, Sec. Hi-Tri, Spanish, Squad Leader. RUBY LOIS NUCKOLS College Legis., Scholarship Lamp, Bowling, Dance. MARGARET ANNE O'CONNELL College Tennis, Team, Squad Leader, Red Cross, Dance. MARIAN MARIE O'DAY Homemaking Saint Anthonys, Sodality. LINCOLN DOUGLAS ODELL College Chemistry Team, French, Scholarship Lamp. 37 HE' 1' S' l 'QD' fs. PATRICIA ANN OLN EY College Dress Rep.g Squad Leader: Transfer: Arizonng G.A.A. KENNETH MORRIS OLSON BEVERLY JEAN O'NEAL General College Gleeg A Cappella Choirg Operettag Legis.g Booster. RUTH LOUISE OSTERMAN F.B.L.A.g Girls League. ROBERT LEE OVVENS NANCY JEAN OWENSBY Dress Rep.g Transfer: St. Anthonys. GEORGE BUD PAINTER College General Commercial College B Football '49, 'S0g V. Football 'Sly A Cappella Choir '50, '5l. JOANN PALMER College Girls Leagueg G.A.A.g Tennisg Baseballg Swim. RHEA PAPACOSTAS Commercial Flower Comm.g Clerical Assistant 'Sly Squad Leader. SHIRLEY PARIS College Bowling '50, '5lg Swimmingg Volleyballg G.A.A. '52g Team Leader. THOMAS MAX PARKIN College Slide Rule Classy Chem. Lab. Ass't.g Flag Foot- ballg Transfer: Cutbank, Montana. JACKIE JEAN PARRY Homemaking JANET LOUISE PATRICK Ilomemaking DONALD EDVVARD PATTERSON General JOHN TYLER PAULSON College TED R. PEARSON College J. V. Football '49g Red Cross Rep.: Sect. Pres. DIAN ELAINE PERKINS General B.T.D.g Honor Guardg Big Sister. BETTY DARLENE PETERSON College Legis.g Comm.g Majorette '50, 'Sly F.T.A.g Scholarship. EINAR C. PETERSEN College Mgr. V. Footballg Scholarship Lampg Legis.g Germang Latin. DONNA PHILLIPS Homemaking RUTH ELIZABETH PITILLO College 38 JEAN LENORE PLUMMER Commercial Loudspeaker Rep., G.A.A., Swim, F.B.L.A. ROBERT J. PLIFSS College LEONA MAE PORTERFIELD Col'ege Student Court, F.T.A. Pres., Scholarship Lamp, Golf Pres. '51, Gold VV. JIMMIE PORTLOCK College J. V. Tennis, Bowling, Canteen. BOB POWELL Commercial DEAN POWELSON Commercial v. Baseball isi, '52. JEAN DARLINGTON PRATT College Loudspeaker Page Ed., La Fuente '51, '52, Scripters, Gold VV, Scholarship Lamp. CAROL ANN PRATTE College Operetta '51, Glee '51, G.A.A. '50, '51. CAROL G. PRITCHARD Commercial Team, Squad Leader, Volleyball. DARLENE PROUT General Jr. Statesman, German, Sect. Bookkeeping. FRANCES CHARLOTTE PSACHIE College Big Sister, Clerical Asst., Squad, team leader, Dress Rep. JACK QUINN College V. Baseball '50, '51, '52, All City Baseball League '51, V. Letterman. RICHARD WALLACE RAINES College J. V. Basketball '50, V. Basketball '51. SHIRLEY MAE RAMSEYER College Dance '50, '51, '52, Fiesta of the America's '51, Latin '50, '51, DAVID FITZ RANDOLPH College B Water Polo '51, B Swimming '51, Sailing. ROGER GRIMM RAPP College Store manager, Ushers, Radio. ROBERT REED College ROSALYN MAIIDE REED College Operetta '51, Honor Guard '51, Choir '51, '52. Transfer: Rock Island High School, Illinois. GAYRENE REEVES College Thespians, Loudspeaker Staff, Campus Theater. JOHN ARTHUR PELLIIM REID College Football '50, '51, Wrestling '51, Sect. Pres. '50, '51, Thespians. FRANCES GAYLE RICH College Orch., Dress Rep., Big Sister, Team, squad leader. 39 GERALD WESLEY RICKER College Scholarship, Jr. Statesman, Commissioner, Band '4-9. DOROTHY ANN RIDDER Commercial Transfer: Fairburg, Nebraska, Glee, Pep, F.H.A. LORRAINE MAXINE RIFF College Ski, Squad, Team Leader. LAWRENCE NEIL RINKER JR. General Magr., V. Basketball '50, V. Basketball '51, '52, Projection Crew. KENTON STEPHEN ROBERTSON College Chief Justice Student Crt., Pres., V. Pres., Latin, V. Pres., Pres. Jr. Statesmen, Scholarship Lamp, Gold VV. ANITA MAE ROBINSON College Legis. '51, '52, G.A.A. '50, '51, Guard of Honor, Dress Rep., Team Leader '51, '52. BEVERLY JUNE ROBINSON College Pres. Adv. Tennis '51, P.T.A. Sec., G.A.A., Dress Rep. BILL A. ROBINSON College B Football '49, J. V. Football '50, J. V. Baseball '49, Thespians. BILLIE SHERLYN ROBINSON College Head Usherette, V. Pres. Bowling '50, '51, Pres. Bowling '51, '52, Loudspeaker, Article Ed. of La Fuente '52. SUZANNE B. ROBINSON College Legis., Student Crt., Sec. Jr. Class, Gov. of Welfare, D.A.R. Award. BEVERLY ANN ROGERS College Guard of Honor, Dress Rep., Big Sister, Team Leader. DON GILBERT ROJAS Coilege B Football '49, '50, '51, C Track '49, B Track '50, '51, B Co-Capt., B Football. HARRIET ELIZABETH ROLLMAN College Lib. Practice, Dress Rep., Legis., Squad Leader, P.T.A. Rep. LEWIS DWAYNE ROOS College Band, Jr. Class Rep., Ski, Sr. Class Rep. CARLENE ANNETTE ROQUEMORE College Christian, Y Teen, Squad Leader, Lib. Practice, Band. ENID JOAN ROSENBERG College Squad Leader, Armistice Day Prog. '51, Transfer: Chicago, Jr. Red Cross, Treas. Division Room, Sec. Acting Technique. MAURICE ROSENBERG College J. V. Football '49, V. Football '50, '51, Mgr. Stage Crew, Letterman, Projection. ROBERT KEITH ROSENLOF College J. V. Basketball, V. Basketball, Transfer: Ogden, Utah, V. Football, V. Basketball, V. Baseball. EDNA JOYCE ROSS Commercial Transfer: Home Economics, Skating. RICHARD C. ROSS Industrial Printing, Track, Loudspeaker. ROLAND LEE RUMBOLD College J. V. Football '49. 40 I.OIS MARLENE RIISK College Legis. '51, '52, Scholarship '50, '51, '52, G. I.. Comm., Team, Squad Leader, Alt. Dress Rep. RALPH G. SABLAN Colle e ' g Basketball, Transfer: Father Duenas Memorial School, Guam. JAMES DEAN SALISBURY B. Football '49, V. Football College '50, '51, Lettermen, V. Track '50, '51, All City and League Football. GARY VV. SANDERSON College Bowling. FRANCES MARIE SATARIANO College G. L. Comm., Glee '50, Golf '51, Squad, Team Leader. BARBARA JEAN SAYMAN College Squad, Team Leader, Sec. Spanish. DICK ALLEN SCHACHT College Waterpolo, Swimming, Intramural Football. MARIAN BARBARA SCHERZINGER Col'ege Demos., Guard of Honor, Campanile, Legis., Ski. VERLE DEAN SCHNURR Industrial HARRY LOUIS SCHITCK College Scholarship, C Track '51, Jr. Statesman, Corn- missioner. CHERYL ANN SCHUDER College Golf '51, Alt. Legis., Squad, Team Leader, Flower Comm. LLOYD DALE SCHUELLER College V Water Polo '50, '51, V Swimming '51, '52, Polo Bears '50, '51, '52, V Letterman '52. SUE MARGARET SCHITLTZ College ARNOLD LEON SCHROEDER Army lVVest Pointj Scholarship '51, '52, V Basketball '51, '52, J. V. Baseball '51, Spanish, Latin. RONALD FRED SEVERSON General Band, Dance, Bowling, B.T.D., VVrestling. JESS LAWVRENCE SEVY College Ski. MARCIA SHANNON College Operetta '51, Jr. Statesman Flying High '51, Transfer, Progress School. GEORGE EDVVIN SHARP Industrial PATRICIA JEAN SHELDON College Dress Rep., Red Cross Rep., Sec. Sect., Golf, Horizon. JOANNE ROSALIE SHERMAN Commercial Big Sister, Dress Rep., Adv. Dance, Campanile, Guard of Honor. MYRNA SIEGEL College 41 NORMA B. SLAIGHT College Legis., Flower Comm., Dress Rep., Team Squad Leader. GARY SMITII General B Track. RUTH ANNE SMITH College Glee, A Cappella Choir, Transfer, North High, Des Moines, Iowa. SANDRA LOUISE SMITH Commercial Ski, Team leader, F.B,L.A., Courtesy Comm., Squad Leader. JAMES REID SNOVV Industrial Arts Intramural Football '51, Transfer: Compton. VVILLIAM HOVVARD SPANN College Intramural Football '51, '51, Band '50, '51, '52, J.V. Football '50. ANNE SPARKS College F.T.A., Flying High, Squad Leader. VVILLIAM SPEICHER College Scholarship, Latin, Slide Rule. BILL MELVIN SPENCER Industrial Arts Bowling '50, '51, Flag Football '50. '51, Bowling Champs '50, Swimming, Tennis. SANDRA MARIANN SPENCER College El Rojoro, Uushers, Courtesy Comm., Dress Rep. VIVIAN SPITZ College Squad, Team Leader, Golf, Armistice Day Assembly. MARILYN LU SPRAGUE College F.T.A., Dress Rep., Ushers, P.T.A. Sect., Team Leader. DANIEL MANOAII SPRINGER College JV Baseball '50, V Baseball '51, '52. JIM GENE SPRING College JV Baseball '50, B Football '49, V Football '51, C Basketball '50. DIXIE FLORIENE STALLINGS College Supreme Ct., Student Ct., Campanile, Trespians, Guard of Honor. DOUGLAS EUGENE STANLEY College V Baseball '50, '51, '52, EDVVINA SABRA STARR College Campanile, Ski, Tteam, Squad Leader, Transfer, Manual Arts, Los Angeles. ROBERT MARVER STIEGEI.ER Industrial Arts Loudspeaker '50, '51, JOAN EILEEN STEIN College Gold VV, Ed. La Fuente, Girls League Adv. Bd,, Minor VV, Thespians. WILLIAM FRANCES STOKES General Intramural Football, Intramural Basketball, Base- ball '50, Rec. BARBARA JANE STONE College Girls Glee '-l-9, '50, '51, Ushers. 42 MARLA ALLENE STONE College Girls Glee '49, '50, Latin, F.T.A., Scholarship '50, '51, Team Leader. KATHERINE MAY STORY College All School Play, Campus Theater '51, 52, Boosters, Legis., Transfer: Clay High, Florida. ELIZABETH ANNE SUDENGA College Scholarship Lamp, Girls League Adv. Bd., Com- missioner, Spanish, Transfer: Inglewood High School. MICHAEL EMMET SULLIVAN College JV Tennis '50, B VVater Polo '51, '52, B Swim- ming '51, '52, Asst. Ed. La Fuenta '50, Gold W. KENNETH CHARLES SUSSER College Audio Visual, Transfer: Inglewood High School, Biology, Science, Latin. VVILLIAM THOMAS SUTHERLAND College Sports Ed. Campanile, V Basketball '50, '51, '52, Capt. '51, Long Beach Tournament Team '50, '51, V Baseball '51, '52. CONSTANCE PATRICA TANGE College G.A.A. Comm., G.A.A. Swimming, Team Leader. JOHN RICHARD TATE General Commissioner, Demos, V Golf, Vice-Pres. Canteen, All Cay Golfer. BARBARA JEAN TAYLOR College All School Play '51, Vice-Pres. Trespians, Ushers, A Cappella Choir, Campus Theater. JACK AXEL TAYLOR College Water Polo '50, Swimming '51, St. Court, Vice- Pres. Sailing, Scholarship Lamp. CONNIE G. TERRY College B Track '51, V Track '52. JOHN EDWARD THERIEAU College B Football '49, '50, '51, All City '50, '51, B Track '51, '52, Wingfoot. JO ANNE THIESSEN College Legis., Vice-Pres. Golf '51, '52, Bowling '50, Squad, Team Leader. GARY MARTIN THOMAS College Yell Leader '51, '52, Demos, Legis., Sr. Class Council. BOWER PATRICK THOMPSON College Campanile Photographer, Jr. Statesman, Scholar- ship. FLORALEE AMBER THOMPSON Commercial Guard of Ilonor, Alt. Dress Rep., Tennis '50, Squad Leader. JOANNE SUE THOMPSON College Sr. Class Council, Guard of Honor, Dance Assembly. ALICE MARIE THORSTENBERG Commercial Adv. Swim. G.A.A., Orch. '50, Squad Leader, Aqua Ballet. LINDA LOU TILTON College Boosters, St. Store. BONNIE GAY TOCHER Commercial F.B.L.A., Guard of Honor, B.T.D., Team Leader, Ski. JAMES EDWARD TODD College Intramural Handball '50. 43 -M es A 4 V. ,f . C, :: 5 3-s.,,s,.. J A 1 S XX' 5 1 af ,, e a itil? i - , '14, Sf, is? -P- -L 1 . l GAYLE ANN TOLAND College Scriptersg Big Sisterg Friendshipg Horizon, Ushers. SOLVIE BEATTA TOLLEFSON College Latin, Ushers, Girls League. CHUCK TORRES College C Basketball '50, V Tennis '50, '51, Band '50, Section Pres. '5l. VICKI JOANNE TOTH Commercial F.B.L.A., Sec. Student Courtj Big Sister. JIM TRAPMAN Industrial Bowlingg Flag Football. TOM CHANDLER TRAUGER College Student Court, Band, Loudspeaker, V Tennis, Scriptersg Gold W. JACQUELINE DEL TROGDON College Junior Statesman, Campanileg Ushers, Commis- sionerg Guard Honor. PHYLLIS DIANNE TROUT Commercial Big Sister, Thespiang Squad Leader, Radio Work- shop. MARILYN LOUISE TROWBRIDGE Commercial Transfer: Manual Arts, Los Angeles. JOAN ALICE TRUSSELL College Horizon, Ushersg Skating, Honor Guardg Go'f. RICHARD SHERWIN TUBBS College Student Body Store Manager, Campanile, Junior Statesmang B Football Announcer, Scholarship. MABEL MARION TUESBURG General Ushers, Skatingg Gleeg Transfer: Alhambra. NANCY JANE TURNEY College G.L. Adv. Board, Honor Guardg F.B.L.A. Legis.g French. DONALD JOSEPH URSINO College Vice-Pres., Latin '51, Scholarship Lamp, Junior Statesmang Transfer: Toronto, Canada. NORMAN LAWRENCE VALLEY College QUENTIN VAN CAMP College GEORGE PETER VANGALIS College DAVID GOWEN VREDENBURGH College Band '49g Legis. '49, '50, Glee '49, Voice Class '51. JERRY HUGH WAHL College V Football '50, '51, Transfer: Fillmore, Calif. MARY JOSEPHINE WALKER College F.B.L.A.g Team, Squad Leader, Pageant 'Sly Advance Dance '51, '52. LARRY DONALD WALLACE General JV Football '49, Projection Crew '52, Captain Flag Football '52. 44 NORMA SUSAN XVARBINGTON General A Cappella Choir: Glee: Operetta: Team, Squad Leader. ERNEST H. VVARD College V Football: V Baseball: A Cappella Choir: Transfer: Glendale. BOB VVARNER ANNE WATKINS Transfer: Excelsior. BETTY VVATSON Transfer: St. Anthony's High School: College General Co'lege Sodality: Jr. Club: Anthonian Staff: Glee. SANDRA LEE WATTS College Campus Christian: Team, Squad Leader: Big Sister: Dress Rep. GEORGE JAY WEAKS ALBERT VVEASER JOHN EARL WEBB General College College Basketball: Transfer: East Tennessee State College: Basketball: Baseball: Band. JULIE WEBER College Guard of Honor: Team Leader: Big Sister. CAROL ANONA WECHSELBERG College Gold '51: Bowling '50: G. L. Comm.: Dance Comm.: Stage Costume, Make-Up. DAVID WEISBLY General Transfer: Huntington Park: V Football: Regula- tion Commissioner: Spartans: Annual Staff: St. Court Rep. LEE D. WELDIN JV Baseball '51. JACQUE RENEE WELLER Dance: Big Sister: G.A.A.: Assembly. LI1.LIAN DIANE WELLER Guard of Honor. PERNIE E. WESTLY CAROLE DIANE WHITE RONALD H. WHITE B Track 'SL VALERIE ANN WHITE College College Senior Talent College Commercial General College College Guard of Honor: Court Reporter: Dress Shop Rep.: P.T.A. Sec.: Tennis. KEITH ALDEN WHITENACK College A Cappella Choir: V, C Track: Letterman: Web- foot: Handball Champ. LAUREL WHITMAN College G.L. Adv. Bd.: Commissioner: G.A.A. Sports Council: Guard of Honor: Pres. Y-Teens. 45 JUDITH ANN VVHITNEY College Campanile '52, Loudspeaker '50, '51, Scripters, La Fuente, Guard of Honor. RONALD ROBERT WHITTAKER College Varsity Golf '50, '52, Junior Varsity Golf '51. BEVERLY DIANE WICKHAM College P.T.A. Sec., Dress Rep., Squad Leader, Golf, Tennis. HAROLD HENRY WIEBENGA Commercial Flag Football '49, '50, Basketball '50, '51, V. Swimming '51, '52. MARY LOUISE WILHELM Commercial Riding, G.A.A., Transfer: San Pedro, Calif. JAMES M. WILLIAMS College jr. Statesman, Glee Club. VIRGINIA ANN WILLIAMS Commercial Team, Squad Leader, Scholarship, Usher, Guard of Honor. LYNN WILLIS College Guard of Honor, G.A.A., F.B.L.A., Team Leader. ALLENE JOY WILSON College Pres. F.B.L.A., Tennis '49. ELYNNA LEE WILSON College Legis., Commissioner, G.L., Advisory Board, Dance, Scholarship. I.EW ROBERT WINKLER College V. Basketball, Senior Council, J V Baseball, Letterman. JOHN WINN College CHARLES WINSLOW Commercial C Basketball '49, V. Baseball '51, '52. ARDINA WINTER Section Sec. '50, '51, Guard of Honor, Dance, Swimming. DOREEN MARY WINTER College Transfer: American High School, Manila, Glee, Jr. Assembly, Canteen Comm., Spanish. KENNY RAY WITT General V. Football, V. Track, B.T.D., Transfer: Van Nuys, Calif. DOROTHY WOOD General Transfer: San Francisco. RONALD DALE WOODWARD College Campus Christian, Sr. Class Council, J. V. Golf '51, '52, Scholarship Lamp. HELEN MARGARET WREN College Guard of Honor, Team, Squad Leader, Big Sister, Ski. ROGER M. WRIGHT College B Basketball '50, '51, '52, Scholarship Lamp, Chemistry Team, Ski. LELAND YEE College Scholarship, Pres. Latin, Soph. Class Rep., Intra- mural Sports, Gold W. 4-6 SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL-Row I: Jensen, Nelson, DeVVeese, Robinson. Row II: Nelson, Yee, Thompson, Porterfield, Kerr, Choquette. Row III: VVoodward, Ketteringham, Baetjer, Nelson, liondreaux, Leveque, Berman, Fuller, Hartnett, Thomas. Row IV: McIntyre, MCK1lj', Carpenter, Bixby, Taylor, Baker, Long, johnson. ILA MAE YoRK ' SALLY ANN YOST SALLY ZISKA S Rep.g Campanile. THE SENIOR CLASS SPEAKS. The council acts: acts to make Ditch Day in Catalina a success from dawn to duskg acts to make the Senior Break- fast at the Lakewood Country Club a bright, color- ful prelude to graduation rehearsal, acts to make that night of nights, The Graduation Dance a gay memory. And when good times at VVilson are over, the council has acted to leave behind a gift that tells the story of a class that loved the school. College Girls League Comm., Squad Leaderg ' Transfer: Excelsior High School. General Commissionerg Bowling, F.T.A. Dress College F.B.L.A., G.A.A.g Squad, Team Leader. J . Z 5 ICLICANOR URAIIANI ZI,A'I'Ol l'fR College Sec. G.A.A. '51, O. Softball '50, 0. Q Volleyball '49, 'SOQ Coming S.l'l.l. 47 Juniors IIIZIUIKIIIJIII-Bl!I'l'll1ll'tl Row I: llalrtxxig, Bingrr, Clnlppcll, Clark, lloornaert, Custer, Brown, Caro, Butterfield, Bostizin, Bryan NVells- Christopher. Ron II: Iil1It'lilI1iIIl, lNl:inn, Blum, Brown, -Iohnson, Ashhrook, Baile, Bnkken, Brightman, VVhite, cllllfll' Clark, Clarke, Czitht-rzill, Brott, IglIl'Cll1ll'Kl. Row III: Bowman, lfouley, Krienke, Caltlwe-ll, Poirier, Clements, Britton, Britt Conovcr, Bm-llznny, Brown, Bnrvomlwe, Cochran, Row IV: Brown, Burcomlwe, Cochran. Row IV: Brown, Baum, Aviani, liygw- stuff, lVI:irion, Cooper, Coolidge, Copnlos, Daniels, Ciikr, Boxx, Carter. IJZIVIQISOII-I?C'i'lli'f' Row I: Devine, Cnpiso, Cooper, Fnglen, Del Coma, Bostrom, Cottrell, Collier, Andre, I,nthrom, Cushman Bryant, Brummel. Row II: Miss Davidson, Iinds, Dodd, De Armond' Deam, Nloore, Aston, Fairchild, Cohen, Crowley, Bowen Cooler-sy, Cook, IILIVIS, Crim, lingle, lioxxtly, Ilrlw, Miss Feeliey, Hoyt. Row III: Dayton, VVhiteman, Anderson, Thom, Cox Sknger, llnrcm, johnston, Crossman, Daniels, Davis- Downing, VVindle, Eisenhonr, Fpperson, Dohlws, Crawford, Dre-iskc Row IV: Suhr, Dolwlwins, Bennett, Farrell, Cox, Iikstrnnd, Coverdale, Drum, Cl't'1lSt'y, Crzilwtree, Drwer, Donovan, Veyvr SUIIFPZI, Iillis, Crzxw, Cross. Ulovt-r'Il:u'tt'r Row I: Ifrzinks, CZISYIQLIIIIC, Mt'Co um, Olson, Fleischer, Smith, Cohn, Miller, MCKenl1:1, Fleming, Mollf-en Ifrzincis, Uullaglmer. Row II: Mr. Glover, Barker. Ford, Miller, Broughton, Galzen, Gould, Granquist, McCoy, liarp, Grzlyt' Mt-Ilree, Clnv, lVlcNallv, lVlvCormick, Cutldelmck, Moslulrger, Mr. I-Iartcr. Row III: Hart, Golden, lVlc'Curdy, FZILIITCI' Matthews, Iflcvtwoorl, Ireak, Frc-nm-l, Gzlffncy, Mc'Nc-nl, Cl1ll'l'liil'I, Gelwlw, MCSwec-n. Row IV: Gurrnrd, Tracht, lfoor, I,onCks llammon. citllillllllll, Rowland, Frith, Cllvxison, ixflllllllh' lVlt'CiiI'lr-y, Nculwzlnc-r, VVr:ly, Glass. 48 'H' Q ,L Q KQ9, ks . a .IL W Agxwx I V kk X ,bg A bw? .. +. ff Q' N, 3 'W , Q vm Q Hr M 64 x N ,W Kg v A wx 3, J! X0 xx ,Rims wk A -. M '- Xl' - x J Q F fit fa W w . .--,. - .,:,V ,. Q . - :W Q, VSV ., W, 'n Nw 1 , if-L -W Q fm? E 'S ' ' Q X. km-yvvbk I M5 K Ml 1-QP' .,,, 'TH F355 . af W - fe X A - 1 .Q X xiii, ,.,,.. ' ' K x , ii ifg 1 y Q. W if x 1 A L if X-x Huw-QKQN I jk j Q 4-x , 5 A 5? K. Q K 1 Y ' fi X V -' -,yet Q' E . 3 YK fi Nr 1 4 Q ny . ' W J x g 'W fry .. lm, , - A 1, K it A i w xx V . .. .ml :gk Q QQ NB ., Ask, ag? M. 4 V ,EE L .5LX,fX A , , A V ,J -, wg X ,is v sq K, gg - . K by 5 HW ' rm K ' ' ff X '-29' Q. , ., rf .qv 1 1,-:Q X Y x. ., 'X v A ., f 04 L .A K ' Q 2 Q 'N , x if M' . x 1 -sv ' . X X W 1, Ag H :hu 1, x , +5 .33 ,,1s'n,- f f X , . ' ' - P lm .3 if dm af' Q A xx iv k t g ig p . Y x :A X Q W iw gi I - HM N gg , , A W R WW i . X we . W ' XLTSSWQ W WN W W 1 ' Q , N,-fr . 1 4 , , K X Vmxgg B w 3 Q P Q Q Q l W X K K X x K, frxishl gf P gy Q vw ' 1 .,.. . , l my M '15 WA- Im i f L A A K I .4 L' x M . Sophonlores Ciifllillll-cltJIIliSlil:'j' Row It Fox, Crippen, funk, Crnshaw, Cue, Carey, Hylwee, flrnner, C':illisun, Curr, Campbell C'hristensen, Clinurd, McClain. Row II: Schmidt, Cutler, Custellu, Calwell, Cupelzind, Dyer, K'rusl1y, Coffin, C'ruwfurtl, Cuueh Sheldon, Chase, Chaffee, Cherin, Vlleimar, lN1iller, Neff, Cumey. Row III: Davies, Cuttrill, Dzterdsun, Dnnslvy, Crnslmy, Davis Coleman, linvenpurt, Costello, Burlwridge, Childers, Speaks, Campbell, Correll, Grundman, Curr. Run' IV: Cook, Neff, Knapp Uhelius, Rush, Duggztn, Uouglztsi Crensey, Cumhs, Donovan, Sawyer, Ahlin, Dinsmore, IWxlePhersun, C'nrlsun, C'eeil, Linn Rielly, C':1vener. Ilunsen-llennrd Ruw I: Gretter, Stearns, Gumieruto, Smith, Fux, Baca, Hnrdcnstle, VVilsun, Ilzlrlwert, Grubb, Guthrie Guenther, lJU6'lllZl, Gillespie, Giguere. Row ll: Miss Hansen, Grows, Goodman, Garveriek, Ordwzn, Hzuntun, James, French Peterson, Golden, Gold, Furlntte, Hansen, Gnlzen, Gerris, Glover, IVICVVhirter. Row III: Tntge, llrvrner, Ilnrris, Irwin, Iflude Highart, Holt, Huffington, hlnhnsnn, I-Izinszlker, Ruurke, Hankins, Jacolwsen, Tumsen, Hill, Huffmzinn, Mr. llenzird. Row IV Nllller, 4AlV1ll'2lClE, Innes, lallls, Hulwert, Baker, linrriff, Hztwerfield, Logan, Iiiekey, Jackson, llzlrris, ,l:u'ulw, Cornelius, Holm- gren, Harm. llunt-Mzlrell Run' I: Curnuell' Kleese, Krauner, liueh, llunter, Tiling, llutnpllre-r, bluhnsun, lfrustzul, lltmsen, 'latelxsull Hughes, Holmas, llawtlmrn, juhnunnessen. Rmv II: Kunz, Keiser, Patton, Kingston, Kingston, Jones, llnssmn, Hughes, lillllllli -lones, Hughes, Iluffu, liurton, Ilnxie, jones, Kendall. Row III: Lardin, Purcell, Swnnberg, Linfurd, Lent, Furr, Lnrrslrn Lane, Lunnsay, Lalley, Koch, Lyman, Mangrem. Row IV: Mr. Hunt, Mzmion, Lewis, Om, jones, Lipusehrtk, Luuk, Krzth Landis, Lenz, Landgraf, Lewis, Leitch, Morris. 52 1 Sophomores Gamzon-Cytron Row I: Feldman, Flamer, Tinlayson, Elkins, Elder, Dixon, De VVitt, Dana, Dourte, Cormany, Dietsch, Davis, Downs, Doan, Fredercol. Row Il: Foster, Dulin, Flanigan, Fleetwood, Smith, Vittal, Enlow, jones, Desmond, Cunning- ham, Daniels, Fsskine, Flanders, Davis, Davis, Dalton, Donlan, Farsell, Mr. Gamzon. Row Ill: Edwards, Gordon, Fhy, Fair- child, Hall, Fitzpatrick, Finley, Sidehottom, Fitzgerald, Blake, Gaines, Forsherg, Fuller, Uumlwrinery, Hancock, France, Floyd, Sweningsen, Uainson, Fox. Row IV: Gruwell, Foutz, Gilmore, Elliott, Fnzweiler, Fagle, Finney, Davis, Flliott, Fleming, Durham, Fisk, linglish, Fidred, llorton, Gordon, Freeman. Minami-Motley Row I: Mrs. Motley, Mills, Marcus, Mcllenry, Mclnerney, Matthew, Mcfamplwll, Lindsay, Lone, Morrow, Mansuy, McConnell, Sleight, Stervinou. Row II: Linaberg, Moody, Mogannam, Mitchell, Lund, McGinley, Astenius, Bradhoy, McGinnis, MeKechnie, Mattocks, Miller, Manners, Boyld. Row III: Runsey, Mitchell, Milligan, McCollgugh, Morrey, Marmion, Morford, Mnlter, McCullocl, Nelson, Skare. Row IV: Marley, McGilray, Neely, Menur' MeRal1, McDonald, McMurray, McKimey, Newhan, Stedman, Mullikin, Murdock, Martin, 5-1 Sophonlores Reagan-Raney Row I: Nagel, Musolf, Copeland, Nieto, Nichols' Nalley, Nies, Olson, Gartner, Moran, Moore, Norton 0'l7ay, Mann, Neville, Organ. Row II: Nerrie, Newton, Cormier, Nye, Neill, Neumaier, Pomerleau, Palmer, North, Popken Rankine, Hooper, Nolan, Reid. Row III: Nichols, Murray, Lightfoot, Parks, Newman, Poppas, Rapoport, Quinn, Osler Reeves, Putnam, Miller, Mason, Muntz, Powell. Oliver, Massongill. Row IV: Redfern, Orcntt, Rilardiere, Norton, Nickolson Nichols, Nyquist, Reeve, Partch, Petersen, Olson, Thomas, Mian, Quinlan, Privctte, Orter, Powell. Townsend-Turnlwull Row I: Schell, Sharpe, Saposnek, Pipps, Seaver, Satchell, VVilliams, Schlcsingcr, Purdy, Redmond Roy, Sheridan, llendcrson, Segal. Row II: Mrs. Townsend, Selhy, Sawyer, Rozas, Tilton, Kleinhammer, Rosclmolt, Rihardierc Sibley, Short, Elder- Reynolds, Sewell, Revo, Roy, Rohinson, Rousse. Row III: Smitherall, Spring, Smith, Spencer, Stelzner Shay, Schmidt, Smith, Stein, Smead, Shockney, Meyer, Roll, Halverson, Merryman. Row IV: Spencer, Sperry, Stanton, Scofield Shifflet, Smith, Smith, Selzer, Sadler, Sawyer, Shullanherger, Smith, Siders, Sheridan, Rider. Sr Government 'Xl x 'Jai If 'QE- 1 K E.- BOARD OF GOVERNORS First Semester Prfsidfnt 1'i1'1' Przxridrnt DeVVeese Flanders Srfrzflary Errlfrfzlirlfnrrrl Kerr Baker 4 JL fr- Kl ,ca ZZ ,WM BOARD OF GGVERNORS--This group of student leaders, who are elected by the student body, have Worked together under the leadership of Student Body presidents Bob DeWeese and Tom Heald to make this year a successful one in the history of Wilson. Meeting each Monday, the Board of Governors have planned all assembliesg they have formulated the school budget for the fiscal yearg and have approved and appointed all other student officers and leaders. VVhile acting as the executive board of our school they have increased cooperation beteween on and off campus clubs and between teachers and students. wil f 'X I'l'1'.1iJrl1l Svconnl SCIIICSICIA I 1K'IIlLl l'im'-l'f'4'.x'iJ1'l1l liixlw Sl'1'I'l'fl1l'j' M va I cy Ifnlrrluin 111 rn! Anthony l illt1lII'l' Suffly 1IV1'lflll'l' .IIl1lr'li4.c Luke Long Robinson Hinz Munhollnnd VVright Sandford I,HH5illlll' Key Points of Sllnlent 'd0V8l'lllllBllt SUPREIWE COURT-lVlr. Mairtili, Porterfield, Stallings, Miss johnson, Coleman, llealcl, Munhnlland. STUDENT and SUPREME COURTS+The aim of the VVilson Courts is to bring law and order to the campus. VVhen ll student is convicted of an offense he is sentenced to student detention by the Student Court. Every student has the right to appeal to the Supreme Court if he is not satisfied with the verdict of the lower court. STUDENT COURT-Row I: Robertson, Jensen, Moore, Iinkken, Christen sen, Booth, Park, 'I'z1ylor. Row ll: 'llI'Zlll2b'I', Mnrmion, Meyer, Levequt Tilton, Tucker. 60 Yvi lSllll.S Star Catchers COMMISSIONERS: The eom- missioners are the law enforcement body of the school, appointed by the Board of Governors. Their appoint- ments are approved by the legisla- ture, which also determines their duties. This year they have set a high standard through cooperation of the entire student body. Jlllwf MR. VVADIC COMMISSIONIQRS-Rim I: Rudd, Mcliuy, jar' kson, VViIson, C':lrpei1tci', Trogdou, llc-i'ksti'alul S ld Hoolwr, VVhitmuu. Ron II: Baer, lNIm'C'oy, Gould, Ureidberg, Iiismau, -loliuslou, Zlatopvru fue: III Skill I IKX NI ml X i l Ringer. Row III: Ilossoin, johnson, Rzunst-5, Ilarris, Grin Row IV: VVright, Sullivan, Moor e, Q , 'row Q , i 1 ty, X YZHICCOII e, Creasey, Long, Lzimhrose, Riekcr. 61 Class llffieers head classes through year SICNIUR Ul lfIC'lCRS: I.:-vcquv, FllI'IIlL'll, IM- XVuew, Mcllenry. .ll'NlOR lJlflfIC'liRS: Meyer, Atkinsun, l.illlCl', Baum, Reid. SOPIIOMORIC OFFICERS: York, VVest, Mdrmiflll, McHenry. 62 LEGISLA'l'URli--e3l'he Legislature is made up of one member from each sec- tion and is the governing body of the school. Through it must pass all appoint- ments for commissioners and judges hc- sides all new bills or amendments to the constitution. l,liGlSl.ATITRl2 STICICRINU i'UlNllN1lT'l'lCli-Row l: Uarpenter, Snead, Trcxcl, Cook, Yan Dcnalwcla. Row ll: Vllilson, Rodwcll, Nlezlley, Fuller, llezlld, Tuhhs, Pctcrscn, liixlmy, Slt'Zll'lK'f', U:u'vcrick. l,lClilSl,A'l'l'RlC-Row l: lirishane, Crahtrcc, Nordschow, Tinsley, Brown, llolshouscr, Nuckols, Scher- vinger, Mcllcnry, liclshe, Schuder, Rusk. Row ll: MacKay, Mcllrcc, NVhitc, fottrcll, Parker, Klcff- man, licckstead, Anthony- Ashbrook, Robinson, Newton, Christophcr. Row Ill: llartnctt, -Innes, Rcid, Clinwull, Snltysik, Petro, Schlesinger, Allgrim, Gartner, Markworth, linker. Row IV: Cott, l.ulw, Dupl- gan, Gilmore, Ncumaier, lainlsrose, Krcnwinkcl, Rumlwlc, Pctcrrscn, Mclntyre. . . 1 . it -t sM.W,sf 63 JVNIOR STATESMAN-Row I: Bixby, Crim, Johnson, Ilerhert, Gray, Booth, Green, jones, Creasey. Row II: Flanders, Aslilwrook, Allen, Hartnett, Biedermann, Jensen, Hinz, Coleman, lietts, Uarvcrick. Row III: Fish, liriehtrnan, llite, Davis, Fnlow, Ilossom, Anderson, Cope- land lirnyc. 1 , xIUNlOR STATESlVlIiNn-This group is dedicated to the draw- ing up of school laws which are submitted to the legislature for ap- proval. They set up and run all school elections and perform other school services. Legislation pertaining to our civic and national government is submitted to regional and state conventions, and upon approval is sent to various heads of state and national government to show the opinions of the youth of our nation. This organization is training the future leaders of our country to think and act intelligently in order to preserve our democracy. ,ll'Nl0R S'l'A'l'liSMAN-Row I: Rickcr' Latliroxn, Tranger, Snead, Meyer, Petro, Sims, Soltysik. Row Ili Strohridgc, Nelson, Munholland, Lcvcqne, Shannon, Nichol, Porterficld, XVilliams, lNloody, MacKay, l'rsino, VVi'liams, Moore, Tulalws, YVood, Yoder, Trogdon. 6-1- Leaders of future work to better school government 65 Class Councils prepare undergrads activities JUNIOR COUNCIL-Row I: Beckstead, Sandford, Baker, Cupess, Atkin- son, Reid, Jarvis' Lindsoe. Row II: Baum, Miller, Rudd, Hart, Caro, Brown, Johnson, VVilliams, Betts. Row Ill: Mr. Thomas, Sullivan, Dolmlus, Victs, Loomis, Lauer, Spray, Vilright, Meyer, llaxlewood. Sophomore and junior Class Councils: The sopho- more and junior class councils under the guidance of their sponsors, Mr. Voisard and Miss VVilcox, re- spectively, prepared and successfully carried out the class business of l95l-'52, The principal project of the junior council was the planning of the junior- Senior Prom. SOPIIUMORIC C'Ul'NC'll.-Row l: llughes, Carr, VVe-st, Marmion, Rozas, Henley. Row ll: Ciarverick, Murray, Allgrim, York, Cook, VVhite, Poe-hlein. Row III: Stapleton, Smead, Davis, jacoh, Mcllcnry. 66 Girls' League guides all girls' activities War S Q I xr K i ,ff GIRLS' l.lCAGl'li lCXIiC'I I'IVF BOARD-Row I: Tucker, l,ong.:, VVhitman, llerhert. Row II: Long, Rudd, Nelson, Iietts. GIRLS' I,IiAGUli: XVe take our hats off to this friendship promoting oi QZIIIIZZIIIUI1 for the wonderful services it has performed for XVilson and the ways it has touched and stimulated the girls' interests. lt is the governing hody of all girls enrolled in IVilson. A student Ifxecutive Board of five sc lects twelve girls to be on the Advisory Board. 'lihe members of the Adviso Board head the various service commitees. Outstanding activities of the ve included Luggage Day, making plans to adopt a foster child, a conference held at Xl ilson with Poly, jordan and City College representatives attending. fashion show climnxed the events of the year, with prevues of summer fash ions and styles for graduation. GIRLS' I.li,'XGl'li ADVISORY HUARlIiRow It l.1iuer, 'l'i'ipeny, lirnpey, XVIiitinnn, XVilson, Strohridge, Christensen. Ron ll: Miss Free, Rohinson, Macliay, Sandford, lirummel, 'I'nrney, lirightrnan, 'I'uclwr, Glover, Miss Green. Rim III: jones, liemis, NVhittingtnn, McKay, XVade, N111 len. gleliseii, ixlt'Il'l1'h ,. .,,. I , f ai 5 T1 , in 67 , N? is ' 53 Wilson Life 6 153523 N X HX fx Ng LMS .Elf gfkl' wr 'N 9 6 CHRISTMAS PAGEANT: Each year the Wilson High School dramatic, choral, and orchestral groups present a program celebrating the Christmas season. Due to the consistently excellent work of Mr. Moon Mrs. Luberg, Miss Burdick, lV1r. Edwards, Mr. Fur- janick, Mr. Ellithorpe, and the student participants, this year's presentation of the Nutcracker Suite was acclaimed, 4'Best yet. 7 I . Annual Christmas Pageant portrays Nutcracker Suite Never-to-be-forgotten Scenes 7 ll'0. vxpalnsion bring caunpus PIIRIIQIFS ,gm Q, W , ,.. Qu Q X, 1, i f.,,,,W ,m3g.,.L .W :-, gf Y cw . J i eg- R , 9 'Q YQGOUROM X R HIGH SCHOO H5 mx X g it 1 - A ' X ' 73 iff fs Q 'Q' A 4 -a1::-: - v 'W ' 3 .Q X W ,sr Q ,N LEW' 3 , ies m, A Nr sw A Q ii- S X . .S if 5 XE i 1 N , ,, - X -KL .Q ,, ...A . 2 Ellgfff' A 5 i ' ., ,.,, ,V , A . -,-. A .-, L,.. , -W, mv- - f y? .jf V -g -L xl V' W my , 1 vi I ' w 3. X Q A A 44 ' I 'K x wha-ni num- 1 g , U Fifi ' ,gk A 4, 'Q f nga . Vg 5 gh . . n ,X ,ffw , Am Ni . 4' ' . 45 1 i 2 S 1 E l STAGE CREVV: Through Well developed leadership and co- ordination, the Wilson Stage Crew has been the backbone of many outstanding productions. They combine their many diversified skills while preparing the stage settings weeks before the actual presentation. During this preparation, the head electricians, carpen- ters and fly-men are successfully directed by Miss Burdick, and Mr. Edwards. The student directors, in turn, advise their co-workers and always, when the curtain rises, the stage is set. lntricate lighting and props come ironl behind the scenes 78 STAGE COSTUME: The stage costume classes create costumes for our major stage productions. Under the direction of Mrs. Lu- berg these classes are also respon- sible for the make-up of the per- formers. Stage costume makes costumes for the Uperetta, School Play, Christmas Pageant, and Talent Assemblies. .w cid, Smith, Tange, VVechsellwerQ, Long, Robinson, Hodge. Miracles in cloth add wonders to stage presentations Top Row: Smith, Mosteller, Helms, Tange. Bottom Row: Boulton, VVynne, Knight. Top Row: Durron, Boulton, Dc Preker, 'l'angc. A Bottom Row: Miller, Anchm-ta, Mcllcnry. 79 Yvilson shares in beauty of Hose and Armistice parades b0 Governors Ball classic highlights social calcndar Varsity l.lFtlllFl'llll!ll,S Show score-s traditional mirth riot I,OVIiI,Y YOUNG I,AUIIiS from thc guy nineties go through routines familiar to all before 21 standing room only audience. A CAPPELLA CHOIR-Row I: Butterfield, White, Galzen, Cunningham, Green, Allen, Lewin, Carter, Thomp- son, Rupel, Swafford, Green, Reed, Freedman. Row II: DeArmond, Mottell, Caro, Eslick, Campbell, Basile, Haynes, Sahr, Traffert, Wollard, O'Neal, Taylor, Tripeny, Betts. Row III: Cushman, Logan, Whitenack, Morey, Harris, Duggan, Miller, Law, Painter, Walker, VVarbington, Smith, Peterson. Row IV: Knowles, Hum- phreys, Park, Flanders, McMillian, Becker, Elliott, Karste, Stordahl, VVard, Guidry. Row V: Corsuch, Mc- Curdy, Daniels, Laughlin, Bertsch. THE A CAPPELLA CHOIR under the direction of Philip Iillithorpc has given many outstanding musical programs all over Southern California this year. Most notable of these was the invitational performance before the Southern California Vocal Association convention held at the University of Southern California in December. The choir Was generously praised for the program it presented there. Another outstanding program was presented by the choir at the Hollywood Presbyterian Church. KFWB carried the broad- cast which was heard by over 100,000 listeners. Other programs given by the choir were numerous church concerts, assemblies, and the festivals at Wilson and at Redlands. The Wilson choir was rated as one of the top choirs of Southern California. Voices of Wilson echo memories of year BOYS' GLEE-Row I: Harris, Nadeau, Spencer, Stone, Urr, Kelly, Morey, Mason, Manion, Rohlfs. Row ll: jordan, Gcbb, Lofield, Hancock, Knight, Logan, Stoddart, Law, Parsons. Row Ill: Thompson, Barnhart, Rush, Donovan, Mciiarvey, vis, Allred, Brady, Britton, Stewart. Row IV: Mr. lillithorpe, Buckner, vl'lfllL'lll5lll'j.fl1,,lll'illIj2,'Cl',hvllll1lIl1S, MclNlillan. BOYS' GLEE CLUB: To learn how to use the singing voice, to produce good tone quality and projection, and to learn many new songs are the aims of the Boys' Glee Club at Wilson. Under the direction of lVlr. lillithorpe, these objectives reach their culmi- nation in concerts and assemblies. The year was highlighted by visits to the Southern California vocal festivals. GIRLS' GLISIS CLUB: M r. Ifllithorpe, director of the choral groups of the school, has provided many interesting activities in which the Girls' Glee Club has participated. While learning new and various types of music, the girls gained experience and under- standing of group singing. ln the way of extra-curricular activities, the choral group, which is the largest Girls' Glee Club in Southern California, participated in the annual fun fest called the Harmony Hop. GRILS' GLEIZ-Row I: VVyatt, Grubb, Robart, Brown, Hazlat, Deam, Coulter, VVhitenack, NVard, Mann, Cuddeback, An- derson, Parker, Crippen. Row ll: Cooksey, Linton, Rathmun, Ferdner, Skare, Jones, llart, llastings, Mcllree, Stone, llamil- ton, Nichols, Dana, llerberr, Neal, Toland. Row lll: Smith, Mclnerney, Palmer, VVood, Stearley, Schow, Davissun, Neill, Bowman, Powelson, Nagle, Hughes, Hnrtzell, Stewart. Row IV: Finlayson, Helms, VVilliams, Nenmaicr, Snowball, Sheldon, Trnssell, l'nderhill, Peters, Vanlivery, Popken, VVatts. Row V: Bryant, Dowdy, Phipps, Butterfield, lVlcCollnm, liruin- mel, lireitbarth, llostian, Smith, Nerrie, Jensen, Leaverton, Nlatthie. Row VI: Cook, Rozas, Davis, Miller, Stapleton, Adams, liuchlin, VVallis, Monk, Nuttall. Y W V if 85 Wilson Band - ever ready for concert or pep rally l SON BAND-Row l: Todd, llart, Langston, Stutzman, Randolph, Choquettc, Ballard, Rush, Marker, King, Fuller. R is ll Engle, Barker, VVillis, Bailey, Campbell, Phillips, Rubin, Mullikin, King, Spann. Row III: Sleight, Cinard, Carr, Heins Richey, Nies, Blake, Wlillis, Sparrer, Meyer, Fauber. Row IV: Stein, Crosby, Molter, Hubert, Bohl, Burhridge, Hank- s Mi lrurjanick, linker, Shay, Morford, l'artc'h, Smith, llpton, VVallis, llawthornv, VVood, johnson. THE WILSON MARCHING BAND under the baton of Nicholas Furjanick, again established itself as the topflight talent in Southern California by displaying its musicianship in the Southland. The red, gold, and gray achieved first rating in the Southern California music festival held in Santa Monica, scoring first in the concert division and in sight reading. The unit traveled to Pasadena New Year's Day to take part in the annual Rose Parade as representatives of the city of Long Beach. The band with its tireless majorettes did justice to Wilson as it played for thousands of onlookers. Acting as host to the All-Western Band Revue was another of the many activities they participated in during the past year. The band has performed in both senior high schools, and added to the success of the Campanile sales kick-off campaign. 86 URCHESTRA: Under the direction of Nicholas Furjanick the orchestra of VVoodrow WVilson has maintained its fine rating of superior'l throughout the year. Besides participating in outside competition, the orchestra provides music MAj I 2': o v ,':h, was ,' hz. for the school play and other school activities. URI-I Ilb R dx ell lleit liter btep in liNTHUSlASlNl, PEP, VERVE . . . VVilson Nlajorettes . . . Iiead the marching band . . . Rose Parade, All-VVestern Band Review, Poly-VVilson foot- ball victory . . . 87 . 1111119 l Gf?1ah:+ :3M5Y1:x 1111119 gr rx if ff-1 M, e.w..i.,.5f1A1kJ Alhertine, Yoder, Marcella Scott, Ours, Diann Scott, Reid, Aston. Linton, Brightman, Parson 88 lovely juniors in flowers and I ID H119 l il Il I usnunulllnlulmn Cirslihlb ?HY'olC,i'-xl.. FICQC.-3f5f'iQN l.ll1ds1w, I4lllIl'lIlgk'I', backs, brave, licwhllll, Ilublv:11'cl, Ashlvnuvk, llmnulzl, I.ZllI4'I'. iormals bid farewell to graduating seniors ll0gue's gallery? N0-llerewith, the Campanile staff! V ,she A Row I: Freedman, Darnell, Brown, Trogdon, Scherzinger, Starr. Row II: Empey, Yoder, Sherman, Vllhitney, Cunningham, Harris. Row III: Mcllenry, Moore, Farmen, Davis, Callan, Baetjer, Allard, Jennings. CO-EDITORS: Lonsdale, Metrick, Askins, Heald. 90 CAMPANILE: At this point QApril 21-late, we knowl it is possible for 'us to peer hopefully through the wilderness which could be Called the Campanile editorial rooms fbut isn'tl and review. We have run through 1000 sheets of film, seven reams of paper, 6,000 dollars, five of twelve editors, one sponsor, several vocabularies, considerable patience, and an all-American reputation. On the other hand, the catalogue of joys and rewards of a Campanile staff member is long and perhaps tedious to the uninitiated. Not the least of the positive things which we have salvaged from this experiment in publication is a battle-scarred sense of humor . . . If, as Mr. Henard says, the yearbook is a hybrid in the journalism family, surely this one is an exotic! Call it what you will - as but please like it. ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Tubbs, photographyg Davis, art: Stallings, cluhsg Sutherland, sports, Campbell, assocaiteg Monk, advertising, Jensen, business manager. 1 CAM PANILE THANKS Carol Davis for art work, the teachers in boys and girls physical education for cheerful help, Pat Thompson and Bill Davenport for photos, Mrs. Satchell and Mrs. Trogdon for Christmas Dinner, and Miss Katheryn Harrison, retired sponsor, for inspiration and assistance. . Staff plays at Canteen: sets up beach theme 91 Despite fire, Loudspeaker turned out top-notch papers LOITDSPHAKER-Row I: Toland, llinz, Pratt, Bergland, Markworth, Behrend, Mealey, Brown, Marker. Row ll: lieckstrand, Hale, Robinson, Matteson, Armistead, Sullivan, Tryar, Davenport. Row Ill: Kleinmeyer, Caldwell' Tnylor, Trnnger, Becker, Ketteringham. LOUDSPEAKER: The staff of the Louakpeaker devotes its time and efforts to the writing and publishing of our campus newspaper. This paper keeps Wilson informed of the latest school news, sports doings, new steadies, and Wilson life in general. The staff has doubled its efforts during the past year in order to issue weekly copies instead of bi-monthly. They deserve top honors for their excellent work in the field of high school journalism. ef l.0l'DSPEAKliR EDITORS: Behrend, Markworth, Pratt, llvrglnnd. Scott-tl: llinz, Menley. 92 STORE-Row I: Hall, Landis, Fox, Segal, Magness, Anderson, Flanigan, Halverson' Brookins. Row II: Shetler, Sharpe, Doane, Stender, Hamilton, Frostad, White, Andre. Row III: Nagel, Musolf, Mogannom, Tueshurg, Davis, Clarke, Ham- ton, Smith, Price, Tilton. STORIE-Row I: Tubbs, Crowe, VVood, Patterson, Biechlin, Anderson, Spencer, VV:iy. Row ll: Arey, Onnlw. liirmlwt-ll, Roy, Bureau, Doehla, jones, Downs, VVzirwick. Row Ill: Donn, Andre-ss, Bowman, Sahlan, Ik-Leon, lleuld, Snposmfk, Iiischen, llustun. Row IV: McConnell, Black, VViebeng:i, Salisbury, Grundmun, llorton, Collantes, Krienke. Experience in serving the public, training in clerical work, and developing sound business ethics are basic objectives of this ambitious group of Wilson students. Store personnel serve 2200, hungry, thirsty, and impatient 93 Gold and .lc-we-I4-cl W winm-rs I1-sul PZIIIIIDIIS avtivitiu-s at Wilson ROW' I: lNl1'llL-nry, C'l1vrqL1s-llc. Run ll: Pratt, Malrlwr, Rolwertwnx xlK'Il5K'II, ll4Pl'lt'I'llL'lll, Mn-alley, Stein, lllll4lSlt'll- Non, Nl?ll'Illk'U. Rnw Ill: llcnld, lfullvr, I'm-termn, C'ulurn:m, l5t'l'l4k'l', Sullivan, T1':nlgm', Ilinz. RUXV If 'l'm'kcr, Hvttw, Ixlllhllllf, lNlm1rc-, linmpcy, I'ul'tcl'fix'lcl, SllKll'Ilgil, l'r:ll1tl'ec. Run' ll: 'l'uylur, lNllllfl'Nill, Hll'l'llllIl' l.uxsin, l'llNlIll, Nelson, Ufrucl, N1vi'ny, Zlaltuprr, l7eVVef-rv,lN1cyvr. 94 Sclmlarsllip Lamp winners, tops in school, rom-ive-el lamps at hanqlu-t SC'HOI.ARSHIP SFAI. BICARICRS-Row I: Mealcy, Pnrtvrfield, fXlt'XIll1d6'I', Ilzxrtnt-tt, Kcrr, Stnnr, cxh0llllCffl', Nnvknls, IVIIIKIU- son, Rusk, lilenm, Crztlvtree, Nluttele. Row II: Mntley, Sntlcnga, lwonrc. lirnpt-5, Chrisvnscn, McKay, Pratt, Stt-in, lllll'l'iS, Urintlle, Bchrcnd, Askins. Rnw Ill: Taylor, Vrsinn, -Inhnwn, Odell, Cole-xnallm, Mnnhollnnd, XVrig:ht, N11ll'kt'l', Fuller, Krttcr- illghllm, Rnherstnn. Row IV: Arrnstrnng, Bixby, Petersen, Millvr, lung, Hievhlin, Hcvkt-r, llinl, N1l'lI1Iyl't'. x 3 5 i 5 'l'llE Ill-Y spreads the spirit of the Y.M.lf.A. HI-Y-Seated: Newhzln, Ilrivvr, Frith. Standing: HlIl'lH'illgl', Sl'hClfl'I'x l.yln:nl. 95 ubs J rf, 695 IDT7 WSH X? 95 fs W QL Nix f UI FOLK AND SQFARE DANCIQ-Row I: Selby, Anehita, Aguilar, Carpenter, Evans, Thompson, Hecht. Row ll. Chase, Cornelius, Tilton, Peyton, Cooper, Vial, Donn, Jacob, Rosebolt, Vlernbek, Mathews, liliechlin, Sessel, Schnei- der, johnson, Foutz, Gill. SQUARE IJANCIC: Under the sponsorship of Nlr. Gamzon the Square Dance Club offers a variety of group dances for wholesome entertainment. Une of their most successful activities was the Vllagon VVheel Prom which was an all student affair including the Westerii band composed of VVilson students. DANCE: Do you like to Foxtrot, VValtz, Rumba, Tango, Samba, Mambo, or jitterbug? All these and even more are taught to the eager students of dance club during activity period and after school. DANCE-Row l: Anchita, Crow, Sinead, llowser, Bieclilin, Aguilar. Row Il: liiirgoynv, 'lZll'0lD, Andre, Johnston, Schneider, Kautunic. Sessel, llolt, Reagan. Row Ill: Salwlan, johnson, Col- lantes, Cormany, llcrbert, Rigm-y. 99 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS-Row I: Weimar, Danrils, Plemon, Roquemore, Riddell, McCormick, Humphreys, Ev- ans, Porterfieldl Hoyt. Row II: White, VV1nter, Kaliher, Hendrickson, Jones, Livick, Heinz, VVoodard. Row III: Rogers, Biechlin, Hunter, Ferguson, Rinker, Lindemann, Crow, Kidder, Sutherland. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: Students come into the library with hundreds ol' questions every day and the capable library students are there to answer them and to help in every way possible. RECREATION : With the idea that cooperation is the foundation for democracy, Miss Hansen and her students have successfully formed a recreation club. Some of the games are chess, checkers, dominoes, cards, and ping pong. The combination of Working together and playing together is the main goal of the students. RECREATION-Row I: Adams, Sullivan, Smith, McClain, Hughes, Allgrim, Buxton, Boyer, Flanders, Beckstrand, DeWitt, Feldman. Row II: Keene, Purdy, Mattocks, Thorpe, Giguere, Baum, Striegel, Bode, Gross, Wilie, Ilan- sen. Row III: Swanburg, Davis, Alvillar, Harm, Benham, Davis, VVassongill, Coffin, Chaffee, Furlatte, Ilile. Row IV: Karr, Rasmussen, Van Hulle, Brown, Hiaham, White, Dack, Burbridge, Garverick, Meyer. CAMPVS CHRISTIAN-Row I: Vllhitnack, VVOodward, Fuller, DeVVeese, Lingle. Row II: Roque- more, Booher, lit-ckstraml, Ililligoss, Coverdale, Fuller. Row III: Humphrey, Ilzlun, Sadler, Mzls- songill. CAMPUS CHRISTIAN: inational organization with the campus, and to provide among the students. The Campus Christian is an interdenom- the object of projecting Christianity on an opportunity for Christian fellowship REID CROSS: The junior Red Cross of VVilson has performed many services this year. Some are these: a drive for funds, an all school assembly, and the filling of sixty gift boxes for needy children overseas. Its purposes are to promote friendship between schools in the United States and abroad, to do service in the community and to promote health. RICID CROSS-Row I: McCampliell, Revo, Stone, kingston, Skt-lsey, Dalton, lN1clleury, Powclson, ller- man, IiCllllZl6I'SliZ1. Row II: McCoy, lVIcHenry, Gilrainc, llowscr, limpey, Smith, lfcldinun, XVciinar, Goodman, Tilton, Andre. Row III: Tilley, Ketteringham, Iiiechlin, Tripeny, Dobbs, Gehla, Crashaw, XVallis. 101 F. T. A.-Row I: Hartnett, Thiessen, Sudenga, Porterfield, Crabtree, Harris, Aldridge, Tucker. Row II: Hughes, Hart, Pilse, Stone, Collins, Lindsoe, Fairchild, Brummel, Dowdy. Row III: Miss lredell, Smith, Long, Schneider, Kerr, King, Bryant, Stutzman, Miss hrxllllliff. F. T. A.: The Katheryn Harrison Future Teachers of America was or- ganized for students who are interested in teaching as profession. Miss Marjory Walker and Miss Helen Iredell, co-sponsors, have given the members a chance to explore the possibilities of the teaching profes- sion throughout the year. In addition, the club has helped promote friendliness between students and has contributed service to the student body. F. B. L. A.: The Future Business Leaders of America is a national organization with state and local chapters designe.l for students in the business field. Its purposes are to acquaint business students with busi- ness practices and types of work available in the business world, and to observe and visit various places of business. Awards certificates given to students for high achievements in typewriting a n d shorthand are sponsored through this organization. Also promoted by F. B. L. A. is a scholarship fund given to a graduating senior student. F. B. L. A.-Row I: Miley, Sisneros, Roy, Kenyon, johnson, Hubbard, Aston, Atkinson, VVilson, Clark, XVilson, Alhertini, Ustermzin Brown, Jarvis, Hitchcock. Row II: VVentzel, Roy, Koutunis, Johnson, Brown, Kenyon, Klotzly, Prout, Kramer, jarvis, Feight, Sis- neros, janac, Miss Kendzierska. Row III: Butterfield, Molleen, Mellvain, Shaw, Billings, Anderson, Barnes, Sparr, Riedy, Butter- field, Lynch, Olson, Nlolleen, Perry, VVhittingt0n, Miley, Parsons, Lambrose, Long, Collier, Prout. Row IV: Bowen, Yanac, Frazzini, Osterman, Billings, Sparr, Royczyck, Bittle, Richards. v 102 PRO-ll'X l'l0N CRICVV-Row I: Kidder, Gibson, Cody, Cochrzin, Kindermatin, Cochran, Susser, Moss, Czlirlsoii, Mr, llllllllilll, 'lill4llll1lS' Mannion. Row ll: Smith, Green, Rosenberg, XVllll1lCC, liertsch. PRO.lliCTlON CRIQVV: The many entertaining and educational movies in the classrooms have been shown by members of the projection crew under the direction of Nlr. Harman. These boys are not only active in service during school but show many films to VVilson athletic groups after school. RADIO NVURKSHUP: Radio workshop presented fourteen radio shows through KLON-FM, educational broadcasting station for Long Beach Public Schools. The advanced radio production class is made up of twenty-five students selected for their skills in speech, scripting, and dramatics. RADIO VVORKSIIUP--Row l: XVeller, lileffman, Tuesburg, Gaffney, l5itt'e, Thoinas, COCllI'llIl' Nordsehow, Monk. Row Il: lNlcC'oy, Brad- shaw, -lerzlhek, Nickelscri, MulNlill:ll1, james. Row Ill: hxvffilliy Costello, Sullivan, Reed. 101 ,sf W.. yu f - ,xsvwv Klll 'NllHl'RY 'I'lf.XlNl Row l: -lonhston, Mr. Voisnril, james. Row ll: l rsino, VVriglit, Nlelntrye. N 1 yrs rfsa Q . , . LlIltNllb1 RN 1IzAXl: lzaeh year the pXnieriean C henneal bo eiety sponsors a competition for outstanding eheniistry stutle froin all over Southern California. There are ahout three huntliul students in this competition, anal the top ten place winners have 1 ehanee for Scholarships to as many ilifferent eolleges. 'l'he eom petition this year was helil at l'asa1lena City College, with a th hour written examination. IOS l USHERS-Row I: Gilraine, Coulter, Humphrey, Gzilzen, llaves, Malieelee, Cornwell, Blair, Bostizin, Bryant. Row ll: VVood, Del Coma, Shaw, Frith, VVoolf, Marker, VVilliams, lWcCollum, Palmer, Miller, Tscherny. Row lll: Smith, Buckner, Brown, liZllillt'l',cllCZlVFl',SNVllllllllI'Q1,', 'l'nl:1nd, Parsons, Parker, Sterr, VVaIter, Revo. VSHERS-Row I: Desmond, l'leinon, Yoder, Allen, Trogdon, johnson, Chase. Row ll: Mr. llziliu, Keiscr, Roselifrlt, YVilson, Anderson, Baer, McCoy, Coe. Row Ill: Selhy, Cherin, Elder, Shaw, Tscherny, Tilley, Revo, Cornelius. USHERS: Ushering for community and civic events all over town is only half of the welcomed service of this club. They develop a well organized setting for the VVilson assemblies by their coopera- tion, leadership, and poise in seating and managing student audiences. 106 Girls' League Dress llepresenlalives DRESS Rlil'RIiSIiN'l'A'l'lVHS: Under the sponsorship of Nlrs. Townsend, the Dress Representatives of the Girls' League have carried out the fashion dictates of the school, as set down hy the Dress Regulations committee. ln addition to encouraging propel school dress for the girls, it has also assisted in various fund raising projects sponsored by Girls' League. DRIQSS Rlil'RlCSliN'I'A'l'lVlfS fl-Zh Row l: Nletrick, Parsons, Pike, 'l'ront, VVest, Lnttringcr, Lindsoc, Martin, Trnsscll. Townscml. Ron ll: Klctsc, XY5 ntl, l,indlvc-rg, Revo, Knntnnis, Yanagi, Skelsey, Ralston, Pratt. Row Ill: Noll, Tnrnlinll, NVhitnian, Klcinhaninier, Svavcr Knaak, liridwell, Stone, Thompson, Jennings, VVilson. Row IV: Schnder, Klcinrneyer, Mattocks, Kciscr, l'altner, lNlcK'ollnin, King, Staple ton, Yvilsoll, Nichols. DRICSS Rl'il'RliSlfN'l'A'l'IV155 QA-KJ Row lt C'ral1tree, Aston, Carr, Cnpiss, Grimes, joyce, Czsiitplwll, Baker, Darnell, cllIllH'1lIlSl'll, lilair Trmvisulnl. Ron ll:Atkinson, ll:trtnett,Ur:1ye, llarirs,C'i'osl1y,Gi1.5t1er'e, Gregg, Davis, Buckner, lfanlwcr. Row Ill: llnglics, l'ilillllll'I'N lfnrlatte, Allen, Adams, Erskine, Baird, liell, llcrman. Row IV: Bylwee, Faster, U-ok, lflarchcrt, liertsch, Uottrcll, llart, iiarverick. 107 r r FRIQNCII-Row I: I,ardin, Love, Petro, VVilson, Stapleton, Smith, Turney. Row II: Flanagan, Rathman, llurt, Vl':ird, Coffin, Moore, Adams, Vittal, Mrs. Burchard. Row III: Schneider, VValker, VVoll. Row IV: Uonnin, O'Neel, Odell, Spray, Bordner, Morris. FRENCH: Hello France, this is America: this is the title of the club's year- long project of sending friendship parcels to French students. The pack- ages include notebooks, cartoons, and pictures, all telling of American student life. GERMAN: llfzlf 1 ellis, mein reund? To fain more knowled TC of German . J . 5 . . 5 life, customs, geography, and music are the aims of this club. Potluck sup- pers in members' homes supply social affairs for the enthusiastic members. GERMAN-Rfm' It Daniels Incledon Lewin 0hllSUl1 Kni ht Bostrom Christensen, Galzen, BllI'L'llill'Ci. r Q rv 2 v v 2 1 1 W V R III'tlll,C'1l,Cl 'l'l ,C AO' ,h ,C l Mi ',,Rl ow : u 11 om os o eman niet ermann ,reasev sierman o nson ,orc on, i c nn ev een. 108 LATIN CI.IiB-Row I: Miss Johnson, Segal, Jones, Williams, Hukkala, VVnrcl. Row II: Gould, Taylor, Robertson, lienham. l,:X'lllN: 'l'o untlerstanml the language and its influence on the modern world, and to acquaint the members with the history and culture of the Romans are the aims ol the S. P. Q. R. EI, RO-IORO: Spanish movies, dinners, and speakers highlight the year for this elub. Its aim is to bring its members to a comprehensive understanding of the Span ish language, music, art, and customs. Sl'ANlSl'l--Row It Tinsley, llumphrey, Flamer, Davis, Cottrell, Del-l'.nna, Mellree, Brown, Faster, Uherin. Row ll Dougherty, Stutzman, Cutler' Poehlein, Carey, Tietut, Tucker, Butterfield, Plemon, Long. Row III: Anrlrcsoix, Askins jaeob, Gray, Loomis, Robertson, Poyton. 109 Y-TEENS-Row I: Incledon, Rathman, Lundy, VVhitman, Yvhitman, Nagle, Brummel. Row II: Klun- hammcr, Bellows, McCoy. Y-TIEISNS: VVorld friendship and peace are stressed by the girls of Y-Teens. This club does service work in many ways through its sponsor, the Y.VV.C.A. Their entertainment highlight of this year was a trip to the radio studios of Hollywood. f JUNIOR SPEAKERS: A full program of speakers for luncheon clubs, churches, and many other community events keeps the members of junior Speakers active. Many civic organizations request talks from these capable students who are coached by lylr. Cytron. JUNIOR SPEAKERS: Row I: Meyer, Gould, Porterfield, Soltysik, Morris. 110 l.A-Fl'liN I I.-Ri vw I: Matteson, Toland, Stein, Klciiimeyer. Row ll: Becker, Mr. Gartner, Marker, Davenport. IA-FUlfN'l'li: The nationally recognized La-Fuente magazine, which was well received again this year, is composed of stories, essays, poems, reviews, light verse, and editorials, published by the creative writers of the school. SCRIP'l'IiRS: Seripters is XVilson's honorary writing club. It has as its aim the promotion of interest in all types of creative writing. lNlanuscripts are written by the members and offered to the members and the sponsor, Nlr. Gartner, who in turn criticize and judge them. Many from this club go on to be professional writers. SC'Rll l'liRS-HRow I: Hiriz, Markworth, Bchrend, Mealey, 'I'raugcr, Tucker, Sullivan. Row ll: Gartner, Booth, Pratt, Toland, Viets, Becker, Foor, Fryar, llartnett, VVhitney, Stein. i i l l l l 111 VVINUFOOT-Row I: VVhitenack, Read, jordan, Uavis, Terry, Cox, Cox, Schmidt. Row II: Bruce, Burchfiel, Theri- eau, Lonsdale, Clallan, Sullivan, Sailsbury, Newquist, Reel. Row III: Harris, Rain, Bechee, VVilson, Buckley, Brown, llcss. NVlNGl UU'l': The track lettermen of NVilson meet together at NVingfoot meetings to promote a greater interest in track and field events. Coach Reel arranges for speak- ers and movies which will stimulate determination in the track team to maintain XVilson's enviable reputation in track and field. VARSITY LETTERNlEN'S CLUB: The varsity lettermen's club, under the cap- able direction of Gene Skip Rowland, has presented a variety of activities the past year. Two of the outstanding events were the Lettermen's assembly, and the Letter- men's dance. l.l'fT'I'IfRlVIlCN-Row I: Yiets, Farrell, Lane, Schueller, Johnnie, linker, Sailshury' Nlalohu, Bruce, lit-ckinan. Row ll: Laughlin, Becker, Thompson, Steveson, VVard, Lonsdale, Daniels, Flanders, Rosenberg, llc-ald, Rowland. Row Ill: Sullivan, Buckner, Kuorzer, Patterson, McI,oed, Davis, VVahl, VViehen,Q,'a, XVitt, Burchfiel. 112 DICMOS-Row l: lleath, Kerr, Scherzinger, Reid, Mcllenry, Bcehe, Ciulhransen, jarvis, Skelscy, Dalton, Flanders. Row Il: Kelly, Marley, Beck, liakken, lyicllenrv, Robinson, Meter, l.auer, Nelson, Monroe, Patty, Francis, Scott. Row Ill: Dt-VVeesei, Long, Tate, lwclntyre, llawkins,- Davis, Reeve, .iXrinstrong, Gehli, McSweL-n, Lutch. DElN'lOS: Pep, spirit, enthusiasm-these are the bywords of Demos. They strive to create friendship and spirit through the guidance of their sponsor, Mr. Thomas. SKI: The ski club is one of the most active clubs at XVilson. During the winter months the club spent many week-ends at the mountains. The club had its second annual Ski jump this year, which was successful. The president, john Davis, and the sponsor, Mr. Comiskey, were in charge of many of the club's activities. SKI-Row l: Harnetr, Jensen, Shannon, Moliley, Gray, Bakken, l.uke, Davis, Rolwinsnn, Lauer, llrightman, NVarren, Heath, Uulhransen. Row Il: Yoder, Kerr, Anthony, Sanford, Starr, Bailey, Mong, Mcllenry, Cainplwll, Van livery, Nelson, Aston, Peterson, VVarhurton, llunter, Comiskey. Row III: Ashbrook, llazlchnrst, Rift, Baker, lN1clntpre, john- son, VVright, Baetjer, llerhert, Vlhitesell, Garrard, Crawford, llumphreys. Row IV: liurchfiel, liixhy, Gt-ch, Armstrong, Gray, Smith, VVilliams, l.oucks, Gordon, Lane, Samninns, Petersen. 113 Sailors exploit wind, sun, Alamitos Bay SAILING: The beauty and thrills of sailing by the sailing club of Wilson can be seen on Alamitos Bay. This club is not only full of fun and clean sportsmanship but it also promotes fellowship through the common interest of sail- ing. Mrs. Alguire is sponsor. SAILING-Row I: Davis, Gray, Brown, Bakken, Herbert, Ashbrook. Row Il: Jones, Copeland. Row III: Brightman, Fish, l,lIlllSIlj', Gurverick, Adams, lAlIlIlCliflfNV' Lowell, Morford. Row IV: Sweningsen, Munholland, Moody, Randolph, Hosmon, Morford, Ramsey, Green. 33 Q. 114 RIDING-Row I: Hadley, Dourte, Claar, VVooIf, McGilvray, Miller, ,Tatge, Gibson. Row II: Mrs. March, Hollingsworth, 1N1cC'oiim-ll, Organ, Guenther, North, Carpenter, Peterson, Burton. Row III: Hale, Cook, Laing, Karste, Cooper, Pratt. RIDING: The riding club is a new organization which provides for the enjoyment of students who are interested in horseback riding. This club is under the sponsorship of Mrs. March. The group participated in the Lakewood Pan- American Parade in April. An outstanding entry ribbon was received for their good work in this event. Wfake a deep seat, a close rein . . F' 115 FLAG GIRLS-Row I: Cuppiss, Grimes, Empey, Andrews, Ingle, Sandford. BOOSTERS-Row I: Bieehlin, Brummel, Bostian, Brown J., Butterfield N., Phipps, Butterfield E., VVyatt. Rem II: Bemis, Tinsley, Rathman, Nagle, Bryant, Mcfone. Row III: McCuy, VVrmd, Cnuch, VVnrwick, Rider, Livick, Tilton, Miss Randles, Metrick. Flag girls and Boosters pose, after year of spirited fun 116 Song Leaders display cherished red and gold pom-poms nk, Beckstead, Moore, McHenry BR-BR-BRUI UI-UI-UINS BRUI-UINS BRUI-UINS BRUINS BRUINS BRU-INS CIIEER LEADER: Nancy Tilton. 117 SP M orts .A W Qv f 9 ? Q-,J SPORTS CAPTAINS: Quinn, Newquist, Flynn, Sutherland, KYCIHZIIT, Rurchfiel 119 1--7 120 Varsity Iispnrza running against Poly Bruce forces Santa Ana out of bounds Hculd tackles Allmmbra 5+ Football lTl'l'l2R: Quinn runninv 1 ' g . gainst Santa A Low:-1R: Lonsdale tearing thr VA . J ,: A high ly determined, spirited Bruin eleven completed a successful season under their new coach, Gene Skip Row- land. The season's record stands at four wins, five losses. ln the color- ful cross-town rivalry between WVil- son and Poly the Bruin team emerged victoriou O. RSITY FOOTBAI I s by a margin of 7- ll 21 ough Excelsior line 121 l W ' Varsity DEFENSIVE BACKS Malloy Bruce Painter TAILBACKS Malone Laughlin Flanders Quinn Cnot shownj l 5 VARSITY SQUAD-Row I: Manager Knight, Humphreys, Kohlhaas, Davis, Burchfiel, Lonsdale, Reid, Salisbury, Buckner, Thompson. ROW II: Knorzer, Spring, Brockaway, Malloy, Wiebenga, Witt, Daniels, Wahl, Beckman, Baker, Bond, Dietz. ROW III: Coach Rowland, Fauber, Laughlin, Conch, Malone, Rosenburg, Flanders, Nervick, Johnie, Ward, Powers, Bruce, Painter, Coach Johnson. 122 LEADERS: lied by blocking back Clark Burchfiel, elected cap- tain, halfback George Painter, fullbacks Dick Lonsdale and .lack Quinn, and guard ,lim Salisbury, the Bruin team was always diffi- cult to defeat. BLOCKING BACKS Burclifiel, Daniels, VViebenga ICNDS VVitt, Nervick, Beckman, Buckner, Knurzer, Davis GUARDS Salisbury, Daniels Couch, VViebenga, Reid, Spring, Bond, Viets TACKLHS l VVitt, Kohlhaas, Couch, Humphries, Baker, VVahl, Lane, Fauber 123 l Wiebenga, Coach johnson, Laughlin, Heald, Ward FULLBACKS VVard, Lonsdale, Heald Cnot shownl OUTSTANDING: Outstanding de- fensive stalwarts were linemen Don Mol- loy, Ken VVitt, and Tim Knorzer. jim Salisbury and George Painter were se- lected on the first string all-city team and John Davis, .lere Beckman and jerry Wahl were honored with second string selections. LINEBACKERS and CENTERS Humphries, Powers, Salisbury -Iohnie, Ward 124 '?.il1lQQN..... Locker room rejoicing Wilson 33 Leuzinger 7 UFFICNSIVIQ TEAM Bucks: Painter, Burchficl, lmlsdale, Laughlin. Line: Beckman, VV:1hl, Bond, Johnnie, Salisbury, linkcr, Davis. iv A.. 125 jordan Cwith balll, Hamblen. Roj as. r B FOOTBALL: Led by co-captains Don Rojas, and Jon Meyer, Vince Reells B eleven completed a very successful season. . . . d All-city selection Russ jordan establishe ' cl b t many records. John Therieau, rate es B lineman in years, added great strength to the Bruin front wal gratifying conquest was its of the Compton middleweights. n l ' Ro'as Meyer Therieau jordan, Hender- B FOOTBALL-Row I: Manager Hess, Webb, Mobleyi Hamblen, Beebe, Gelse, J , D , , son, Jackson, Parsons. Row II: Manager Pepoy, Weller, Fink, VVork, McGinley, Enzweiler, Read, Buckley, Tossas, Hazel- wood, Parks, Traeht, Wagner, M. Harris. Row III: Harrell, Robinson, Butterfield, Coverdale, Roberts, Copulos, Smith, Mc- Cullough, E. Harris, Baker, Rubin, Guidry, Wood, Ratcliffe, Camillone, Coach Reel. 12 1. The team's most 47-13 drubbing 0 If if if Left: No. 79, Read. Right: No. 81, Jordan H FIRST STRING-Row I: Meyer. Row II: Ilamblin, Bcelw, Uicsc, Thcricuu, XVc'l1l1 Row III: Mohley, Rojas, Henderson, Jordan, Jackson. l MAH A L. . , ... , 1 V 127 L..L..i, 4. a I J ll n i 0 r Varsity .IV FOOTBALL-Row I: English, Tarpley, Tracy, Hickerson, Clements, Main, Spencer, Lint, Gouley. Row II: Dills, Tuttle, Thomas, Bratten, Steidley, l'pton, Mangraum, Swenson, Bou- rette, Rush. Row III: Alred, Simmons, Thompson, Richards, Allen, Riddle, Conover, Rumble, Kiny, Carhart, Zellers, Tilly, Green, Coach Hicks. sIV FOOTBALL: The VVilson JV team members, competing in the Coast League, gained valuable experience which will enable them to compete in Varsity ranks next season. Season standouts were Captain jim Zellers, Bob Thompson, Preston Simmons, and Tom Green. The most impressive score posted by the improving Bruin squad was the 32-7 thrashing of the jordan squad. Vlest, being pushed out of bounds hy Jordan J, V. player. .lil ' 128 Cll0SS CIIUNTBY Running in the strong Coast League, Wilson's cross country team posted a 2-2 record which was good enough for a sec- ond place tie. Approaching the last meet of the season, Wilson w as assured of a first place tie, providing they defeated an underdog Jordan team. They Were upset, and ended the season in a tie for second place with Jordan. johnny Glover's varsity was led by Mike Callan, Jack McNeal, jerry Hun- , Don Manion and Fred Schmidt. Mike Callan had one of saker the best times in the city for the mile and seven-tenths course, a brilliant 9:01 f Mike and jack McNeal on the all-city team. Ronnie Lindeman ptain of the junior varsity team. per ormance. were selected VVZIS C21 CROSS COUNTRY. M1 ' S tl! perl llnnsaker edges out Poli P . ' .nion, Schmidt, fallan, McNeal, Mclntyre. Row II: Jones, Gleason, Stinson, '3l::::'z:'., FIU , H Wh .h Hunsaker, Cox, llammond, Moore, Glass. Row III: Sullivan, Gt-lib, Ellis, Lindeman, Meye A - ' I I HI' K strong, Russell, Hawkins. r m L mn , Mannion ' r Uallan. 129 Basketball .........-uni l F x........--- VARSITY BASKETBALL-Row I: Twyman, Flanders, Tyler, Schroeder, Rosenlof. Row II: Sutherland, Raines, Rinker, Thom, VVinkler, Beebe. Winkler stealing ball from Poly man with Twyman and Flanders coming up for assistance. 130 TOURNAMENT PLAY: The Bruins made fine showings in all three ,Sl tour- nament engagements. Their first, the Long Beach Tournament, was played in VVilson's new gym. The team's 2-2 rec- ord was good for fourth place. Next came the Compton lnvitational where the Bruins captured the consolation trophy. In the Bruins, finest offensive and defensive display the varsity quintet in the Beverly Hills Tournament met and defeated three strong foes in succes- sion and lost to undefeated Compton 50-48. BILL l'ATTERSON'S well- coached varsity basketball crew com- piled an enviable lt? won, 8 lost sea- son's record and placed third in the tough Coast League. The team al- ways furnished thrills for the spec- tators with their aggressive, press- ing brand of ball. The team's most outstanding game of the season was played against Compton, eventual undefeated C.l.F. champion, in the championship game of the Beverly Hills Tourney. The Bruin team knotted the score. After the gun, the contest was decided in favor of the Tarbabe team, 50-48. This year's varsity team was the first in several seasons to defeat a Poly varsity squad, which they did handily in second round Coast League compe- rition. Top picture: NVinklcr, lflanders Middle picture: Sutherland, Bet-be liottom picture: Tylcr, Mr. Paittcrson 13 M R Won I9, Lost 8 X Lea 132 VVilson VARSITY BASKETBALL SLURPS so so 52 77 37 47 so W 35 M57 N58 55 X46 X31 M34 62 66 6l 37 if-18 ag-1-3 X49 X64 X46 X42 gue games St. Anthony's Orange Santa Ana Newport Harbor San Diego Leuzinger Torrance Poly St. Anthony's St. Anthony's Jordan Excelsior Santa Monica Jordan Poly Compton Redondo Alhambra Beverly Hills San Diego Compton Jordan Excelsior Excelsior Poly Compton Varsity liettermen lead cheers in unprecedented demonstration at Compton f OUTSTANDING PLAYERS for the Bruin team were senior guard, Tom Sutherland, elected captain, and junior forward, Russ Tyler, who led the city hoopmen in scoring. Both Sutherland and Tyler were selected on several all- tournament teams, and both were selected on the all-city team. Tyler was also selected on the all-C.l.F. team. Adding punch to the team were forward Sel- don Beebe and guard Lew VVinkler, who despite the lack of height were conf stant serappers and excellent floor players. Bill Flanders accounted for the necessary rebounding, and was also a leading scorer for the Bruin team. A.,M-- !'C' l'll'f'lW. f 'Hll'f ll Hlilll. 'l'5'll'l'Q Compton man, 'l'hom, Conipton man, Twyniang lim-lu-, l I:iinlers. Voiiipioii man, NX iuklii. B Basketball First row: Bailv, Schneller Horner Fitz 'lt - , , ',patric'. Second row: Enzweiller, VVitek, Krenwinkle, VVagner, VVilhite, Coach Hunt. Top row: Beelme, I.nncl- ford, Krienke, Y Y M 7 ' ' oung, orq, Vi right, Nleyer. B BASKE'l'BAI,I,: Coach Bob I-Iunt's B C agers h Vvzlgner, Poly men, Young I 3-1- ad a very satisfactory season, compiling a twelve won, six lost record. The team two sophomores, George Wagner and Bill 's standouts were Krenwinkle, and junior floorplayer Stan Young, all three of whom were selected on the all-city teams. Wilson 41 ....,.. ...,.,,... S t. Anthony's,.. 48 35 ,,..... 41 46 ....... 36 ........ 44 ........ 64 .....,.. '35, 4933. 3633 +22 36 ,...,.,.. 4l,. 458.. 5'-G7.. '39 '33 lf I.C'1lgllt Games .,Urange .......,..... . Santa Ann ..,........ .........Newp0rt Beach... ,,Excels1or . .,....,,... .. ..,,.....Huntingt0n Beach ..VVhittier ............. . ......,,VVillowbr0ok jordan .,.....,..,... ..,.....IExcelsior ,Poly ,.........,. .... Compton ,.,,...,....,,, .,.....RedonClo Beach...,. ...wlnglewood jordan .,...,.. Excelsior Poly ..,...... Fompton ,,,.. un-L. J. V. Basketball JV BASKETBALL: For the first time the Wilson JV basketball team competed in the strong City League. The junior varsity team members, of which a large majority are sophomores, gained experience in the past sea- son which will enable many of them to compete in varsity competition next season. The team, coached by varsity mentor Bill Patterson, completed a successful season, winning a great majority of their games, and advancing well into the finals of the City League competition. Higham, Manager Shifflet, VValler, Baker, Alford' Partch, Gilmore, Redfern, Manager Powell. Kneeling: Nervick. Redfern ll-U, Partch USD, Higham ' 5 VARSITY WATER POLO-Row It Stevesoll, La Bonte, Coach Archer Price, Drum. Row II' Coolid ' . ge, I'lj'IlIl, Schueller, Farrell. 'Row Illl llerlvert, Steitlley, Iill' t lW' ' ' ' ' lvater io t tM1ll.1n, Bari, I,z1S:1ge, Amstutv. VARSITY VVATICRPOLO: The near upset of Downey, eventual Coast League champ, was by far the team's most outstanding feat this season. Coach Pete Archer's Water-ptmloers compiled a four won, four lost record which was good enough for a second place tie with Jordan for league honors. Helping to win the city championship were Pat Flynn, forwardg Jim Steveson, sprintg Lloyd Schueller, goalie. These three were also selected on the all-City team. H36 Polo B VVATER POLO-Row I: Reisman, Whitesall, Bixby, Rauh, Gordon. Row II: Randolph, . l H . 4 , . h F F. Bordner, Reeve, Bergland, Price. Row III. Moss, Sullivan, Furr, Molter, lxnig t, reeman, inney. B WATERPOLO: Garnering the city championship and second place in Coast League competi- tion are among the B W'ater Poloersl honors. Paced by all-city selections David Bergland, sprint, Lou Gordon, guard, and Llewellyn Bixby, guard, the Bls were difficult to defeat. C WATERPOLO: Russ Farrell, forward, and Bill King, guard, were elected to the all-city team. Capturing third place in Coast League and second in the city were among the team's honors. ' Furnell, Parry. 137 C WATER POLO-Row I: King, Dick, Beckett, Sperry, Cecil, Row II: Leach. Wilson, Holland, Bain, VARSITY SVVIMMINC 1-Row I: Amstntz, VViebc-nga, Farrell, Schueller. Row Il: Green, Coolidge, Src-veson, Flynn, Elliot. Row lll: Price, Drum, La Bonte, McMillan, Barr, Couch Archer. WllVllVll VARSITY Fnrvgrnnml: l.n Bom:-, Stvvrsnn Diving: SCl1llPllfYl' l38 B SVVIMMING-Row l: Price, Fox, Reeve, Gordon, Bordner, llutlspith. Row ll: llav Randolph, VVigad, Berglaml, De Vlleese, VVelwb, Rauh. C SVVIMNIINU-Row It Comiev, VVilson, VVood, Dick. VARSITY, B, C, SVV1MlN1lNG: The Wilson Bruins splashed their way to the Coast League swimming championship for the l952 season. The relay trio of Russell Farrell, jerry La Bonte, and Jim Steveson established a new Coast League record with a 1 225.2 performance. The middleweights were runners up in the league finals, and the Us captured fourth spot. 139 A.........n-and 'E 1 is - ' .JMKW fam-'N f l 1 VARSITY TRACK-Row I: Davis, Czlllan, Salisbury, Burchfiel, Newquist, Bruce, Witt, Beckman. Row Il: Malone, Luke, Gebb, Mathews, Hunsaker, Terry, Work, Baker, White- nack. Row III: Hawkins, Moffett, Dobbs, Armstrong, VVorking, Viets, Spring, Couch, Iillis, VV:1hl. Invitational Meets and R Brea Relays -W.W. 3rd SCORES elzlys El Monte Relays-VV.VV. Zncl VVilson 341f2 .,....... .......,,i '60 lf2 ......... ..i....... 70 lf2 ..,...... ...,...i.. G90 2f3 ...,........,.,. ...,...,,. VARSITY TR CK '82 2f3 ......,....,...,.., ........,, if League games. Opponents Compton ..... .,,,........ 6 9 1f2 Poly ..,,,,.... ,....... 4 3 1f2 Redondo .. ....,,., 33 1f2 lixcelsior .. ...,,,.. 13 lf3 Jordan ,,,... ,. ..... 21 l!3 Beekman, Malloy, Newquist Rrzul, Rurrhfiel, XViIl H0 VARSITY TRACK: Led by co-captains Larry Newquist and Clark Burchfiel, the Bruin ovalmen enjoyed one of their most successful seasons, losing only to Compton High, state title contenders. To date Newquist has tied the school mark of l9.5 for the 180 low hurdles, and Burchfiel established a new school record of S2 feet SM inches in the shot put. The Bruin relay quartette, consisting of Sam Luke, Don Molloy, Richard Lonsdale, and Larry New quist, has the best clocking in C.I.F., a l:3l.4 per formance. The Bruin aggregation smothered all op position, excepting the Tartar crew, by lopsided scores. Pole-vaulter Keith Whitenack, quarter-miler Jim Salisbury and John Davis, hurdler Jere Beck- man and distance runner Mike Callan combined to supply great depth to Coach Vince Reells tracksters. 'npr . - Nw k, Hunsaker, Callan, Baker Davis, Bruce, VVhitenac Szilxslwurv, Luke, 'I 2 1 ? Q CI' xgm A , X . s Ufiffvs . 141 B TRACK--Row I: Reed, McNeal, Buckley, Jordan, Mohley, Tossas, Cox, VVehh, Therieau, Coverdale, Lent. Row II: Cox, Butterfield, Brown, McSween, Sullivan, Schmidt, VVork, Spray, Hunsaker, Enz- weiler, jackson. Row III: McGinley, Leitch, jones, McCullough, Meyer, Beebe, VVilson, Davis, Stin- son, Jacobsen, Wood, Rush, Tracht. B TRACK: Coast League champions and undefeated-a record any team may well be proud of-is the boast of the Wilson Brubabes. Led by Fred Schmidt and jerry Hunsaker, a pair of speedy 660 men, hurdler Ernie Mobley, broadjumpers Gary Brown and Mike Buckley, and shot puter Robin Read, the spirited middleweight team surpassed all expectations. . ,tx -al-.li X63 lf2 ..... '49 .... 73 1f6 ...., '61 . '66 ,.... 4' League VVilson B's ga TIICS. Compton Poly .,,.. . Redondo Excelsior Jordan Opponents 1X2 . ,......., 46 ......... 21 5,-'6 Harris, Lent, Brown Jordan, Parks, Kelly, Manion 142 mQms , XVilson C' Oppniwiils '26 .,.. ..,..., P nly ........ ....,...... 5 1 4-6 V2 .,v.... ...,,.. R cdondo ,,., ..,,,.. 3 0 U2 ll'2l V3 ....... ....... I Cxcelsinr ,,,.,,, 55 2!3 '45 .,......,.,.,w.,.. jordan ,, ,,,,,, .32 llfnguc games it 2 C TRACK: Led by speedster Russ Jordan the VVil- son bantamweights waged a successful campaign the past season. Outstanding for the diminutive men was 660 man Don Manion, and the 440 relay quar- tette composed of Fred Kelly, Jim Wheeler, Bill Marley, and Russ Jordan, who seem to be headed for C.I.F. laurels. - ...., ,.,w, -is I C TRACK-Rnw l: Carlson, Marley, Kelly, jordan, lurks, Vllheeler, Czlrlsnn. Row ll: Leach, Nichols, Suhr, Bain, Farncll, Manion Marley, VVheeler, Cox lN1vSwt-un, lhxvklm-y, Schmidt 143 Baseball VARSITY BASEBALL-Row I' Mr Frank Lord Frver McLeod C h . . , I , , oc ran, Winslow, Knorzer, Bouley, Thomp- son fmanagerj, Smith Cmanagerl. Row II: Mr. Meyer, Patterson, Tyler, Thom, Hinz, Quinn, S . l VARSITY BASEBALL: Coach Cliff Meyer a powerhouse which up to press time had rolled l3 won, 4 lost. Winning handily in all league games with the losses to the Compton Tarbabes, the horsehiders League. Thom, Mr. Lord, Patterson, Llewellyn 144 tan ey, Lewellyn. , as in previous years, turned out over competition at the rate of exception of close 7-6 and 3-2 are in second place in the Coast The .300 hitters, with Jack Quinn lead- ing the pack at 355, are joe Cochran, Tim Knorzer, Doug Stanley, Dan Hinz, and Bill Bouley. Chuck Winslow with a 4-0 won-lost record leads the pitchers, fol- lowed by Dan Hinz, 5-lg Dean Powelson, 4-2, Bill Bouley, l-0. The Bruins showed supremacy over jordan by blanking thc felines twice, 4-0 and 8-0. Wilson Varsity Opponents 10 ..,............ ...,...... R edontlo ,.., ,.,,., 2 9 ..,.......Redondo .. 2 3 .,...... ....,,.... E lMnnte 9 6 .....,., ...,...... A lhamhra ,.... ...... 0 2 ........ ......... H untington 1 4 ..,...l. .......,. A lhambra ..... ,,.,, 0 4 ,.l,.... ..,...... M ontehello 3 6 ......... ......,.. F nllerton 7 6 ....,.... ..l...... C 'ompton ...,. 7 3 ......,,, .,....... E xcelsior .......,. 2 4 ......... ......... J ordan ,....... ,.,.,,.., 0 6 ......,,. .,......, A naheim .,.. .,..,,,,. 3 8 ..,,...., ., ...... Poly .....,,,.,.. ,,..... , -I- 6 ..,,..... ....,.... S nntzl Ana ,, ....... , 3 7 ..,,..,,, ,,...,,. A nziheim ..,. ....,,, I 8 ,,.,,.,., .,....,. S nntzi Ann ....,, ,,,..... l I 2 ,.,,.,,,,. ,,....,, C Tompton .,.,., ,,,r,,,, 3 S ......,.,. .,...... ,I ordan , .o.. 0 Excelsior Poly Knorzer, Stanley, Tyler, McCloud, Tyler, Cochran Coach Meyer, Winslow, Quinn JV BASEBALL: Practicing until dusk every night, Skip Row- land's sophomore-laden behemoth up to press time had compiled the enviable record of 13 Wins and no defeats. Probably the most outstanding fact about the record of the undefeated JV's is that the starting line is all sophomore. Leading the hitting brigade is Lloyd Schuler, with a .4-OO batting average, Lalley, and Thompson. The leading moundsmen are Mas- singale, Nadeau, and Krenwinkle. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL-Row I: Stites, Iinford, Price, Wilhite, Thompson, Tuttle, Schuler, Buckner. Row II: Robinson, Alvarado, Powers, Ktenwinkle, Spring, Nadeau, Walder, Mangrum, Hor- ner. Row III: Tarpley fmanagerl, Holland, Vaughn, Wagner, Purcell, Baker, Larsen, Massingale, Ner- vick, Mr. Rowland. 145 il A r I ,L ...Q TENNIS TENNIS-Row I: Hubbard, Harris, Nebis, Neyer, Saturday, Moore. Row II: Frazier' Peyton, Marmion, Bagiley, Kreink, Simis. Row III: Moore, Gillila Becker, Trauger, Parks, Mr. Hatter. VARSITY AND JR. VARSITY TENNIS: The Bruin racqueteers abl coached by Mr Hatter com eted ' Y 3 . , p agalnst far more experienced foes. At press time the team reports a two Win three 1 , oss record in league competition The Bruin mainstavs are Alan Becker, john Mo 1 ore, elected co-captains, and Tom Trauger. Nicholl, Cadv nd, Robinsoh Moore Trauger 146 GOLF GOLF-Row l: Mr. Davis, Lewis, Mcllonald, Rankine, Irwin, Smith, Farrell, Hopkins. Row ll: lic-elwe, Vlloodward, Vllhiteaker, Melntyre, Johnson, Peterson, Knideaver, Nlunholland, Cole- man, Talbot, Bricker. GOLF: Under the capable direction of Coach Rollie Davis the Varsity Golf team is favored to capture its twenty-first C.l.F. championship and its twenty- second league title, in the past twenty-six years. Led by Johnny Tate, brilliant sub-par golf king, jim Coleman, Seldon Beebe, and Larry Nlclntyre, the Bruin aggregation is one of the most feared link squads in the Southland. .--1 l l Beebe, McIntyre, Coleman Woodward, Johnson, Knideaver, Mr. Davis 147 8 I THA PING P O N G CHAMPS: Read, Reisman. BASKETBALL CHAMPS: Self, Perry, Pal:-won, Thorton, Mariner, O'Conner. BASKETBALL CHAMPS: Smitherian, Allen, B a r n, Fitzpatrick, Sheridan, Lewis, Bailey. MURAL JR.-SENIOR CHAMPS: Row I: Smith, Ballard, Smith. Row II: Rush, Shay, Burman. VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS: Row I: Sheridan More ! yi Smitheran. Row II: Alford, Bailey, Rinker. SOPHOMORE ' CHAMPS: Row I: Stevens, Kellogg, Steavens. Row II: Brady, Lenz, Carr. 149 Girls' Athlet' lc Association CH. !XJA. presents avv ards at annualbanquet G.A A MANAG . . ERS-Row I: Hadley, Thomas, Peterson, Williams. Rnw II: Strobridge, Zlatoper, DeWitt, Kellogg, Cray. 150 G.A.A.: The executive board of the Girls' Athletic Association consists of the president, first and second vice presidents, recording secretary, corresponding secretary and his- torian. The sports council is composed of the executive board, the managers of team sports, and the presidents of the individual sports clubs. The executive board with the help of the sports council and with the guidance of its sponsor plan and carry on the extra- curricular program and the social program of the girls' athletic department. UKTSTANIDING IN SPORTS-Front: llale, VVitt Back: Zlatoper, Binger, Choquctte. G.A.A. lNSTAI.l.ATlOiNl-Row I: Cralwtree, Robinson, McCollum, Tilton, Hendrickson, VValters, Cooper, Tinsley, Hadley. Row ll: Thesinn, Strobridge, Robinson, Kellogg, Uzirey, Thomas, Poehlin, C'r:1wley, Gould, Choquette, Zlatoper, VVhitman' Baker, Wlilliams, Peterson, VVhitm:in, Evans, Del Coma. 151 SOFTBALL: One of the most popular team sports that G.A.A. offers. SWIMMING AND DIVING CLUB: Admits all members who have passed the Red Cross Inter- mediate Test. The girls meet once a week for instruction and coaching in aquatic activities, for an oppor- t . I unity to Work for more advance ests, and for recreation. Contests and races are part of the club activ- ity. Occasionally the group has a social meeting after swimming. The sponsor is M rs. Fox. Kathy Baci' S I' -fa 153 54 G.A.A. Volleyball G.A.A. Hockey G.A.A. Baseball G.A.A. Basketball G.A.A. Badminton G.A.A. Dance TENNIS:-Row I: Browne, Kleinhammer, Stutzman, Fairchild, Selby, Roseblot, Waddlow, Thomas. Row II: Olson, Mattade, Tinsley, Chaffee, Snead, Robinson, Elder, Williams, Henry, Cfould, Henry, Binger. Row III: Cottrell, Nagle, Sprow, Zlatoper, Evans, Hossom, James, Binger. TENNIS: Intramural and mixed doubles, trips to Santa Ana, Poly, and Jordan, makes Girls, Tennis one of the busiest activities on the campus. At meetings they study court strategy, etiquette and receive valuable practice for inter-city and game competition. 0ver the net and away... 156 Tournaments highlight teamis activities BOVVLINGZ To promote recreational interest in bowling at Wilson and in later years is the aim of the club. Sponsored by M rs. Dorothy Scheman, physi- cal education instructor, the club members participated in such activities as the National Christmas Tournament, Jr. Bowling Congress, and the California State Tournament. The members of club have teams of two boys and two girls. The Tournaments are round robin with awards given by the American Junior Bowl- ing Congress. ISOXVLINU-Row I: Gillespie. Booher, Beckstrand, Baer, LZIIILISKUII, Cunningham, Nnckols, Mcfonc, Gill Hecht. Row Il: Sandford, Trussell, Sheldon, Bell, Hart, Smead, Knaak, llughes. Row Ill: liurgoyne, De- Sntter, Brown, Pemberton, Erb, McKenna, LeSage, VVhitesell, Cochran, Camhrnn. Row IV: Mrs. Scheman Sperry, Spencer' liiechlein, Siders, Eekman, Petersen, Speaks, llankins, Giroux. 157 bw EQ dj fl ,r x 7 R R X X Pzjg' Y tx xx kj C QQ lf 'X W., ,f Y' Ak K anna-- ' av 4- W A '7X. ff 59 Campanile Photographers Pat Thompson, Bill Davenport. Your Story in Picture leaves Nothing Untold . . 160 Campanile engravings by Long Beach Press-Telegram Engravers ADVERTISEMENTS Termino Pharmacy 9 For fast, efficient, perscrip- tion handling TERMINO PHAR- MACY is the place to go, says song leader, Fredna Moore. John Tate, varsity golfer, l ---- agrees and adds, The Tenk- hoff's have all the name brands in men's toiletries, too. And don't forget they carry Lucien Le Long, Yardley, Coty and + and all fafcorite brands of cosmetics, says song leader Esther Beck- stead. Selden Beebe, basketball star, adds, Their fountain is a favorite meeting place for Wilson students. 4th and Termino Il-7603 I l Clark Burchfiel, varsity track cap- tain, says, For speed, and more speed, you can't beat these Kang- aroo-sl-'in track shoesf' Lew Winkler, basketball star, ex- claims, For those sfwish shots you can't beat these Volt baslzetballsf' Tom Heald declares, For the best in football gear, you can't beat PROCTOR'S 'varied selection. Tom Sutherland, basketball cap- , tain and baseball player chimes in, ------ 4'The pitchers can't strike you out , when you use these Hz'ller'ich and E E 5 ,Eg . ,EI Bradley bats. na w BRoAnwAv 'H PHONE 6l7-68 swssssevw,wwewwsewwe Q 162 Gary Smith wears a two button, single breasted suit of imported, long yarn, skipper blue fabric with a navy and silver Rcpl' tie. Mike Callan, realizing that tall men look best in tweeds, dons a .vmarf I'Hlf70l'fC'1! homespurz lfzc'ee11', two but- ton, single breasted model, with a narrow shape maroon tie. Nlike Buckley, looking beyond graduation chose an 0 l'F1'plI1I.I! hopmr' spar! coal with blending sharkskin slacks and an Ambassador Rep tie. Joe Cochran found in JORDANVS new addition the wry rlmrp .vporl.mt'ear he models. The sport jacket of two but- ton, single breasted Balboa linen moflel is worn with light grey flannel slacks. All these graduates agree that, HKI.lYl'llliS by joizoox ffl-7't' you llllill 'Zl'l'lfl 1f1'yr11'ly. 5 as t e k n guKlQgWES or Un Broadway at l'zu'iI'i4' Long llc-avll. l'alil'ornia llilll 7-6991 4 1 lllllll 4f44444o44444a4444444f4144444 1' '199'1'1f1'1'1'Xi'1'1'1'1'Sf1'1'1'159999f1'59'1'1 1f1f1'1fS'1'f1'S'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1959f1 1'1 1'1 1 1 1 1 1 1 15 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 tl 1 1 1 1 1 163 Career irl portswear Marlene Iimpey, flag girl, wear- ing the CATALINA Aim L'niw1-.w .f LE'l'Hl .ruff Says, For Sunny days at the beach, the CATALINA swim suit is topsf, Dixie Stallings, supreme court judge, wearing CAT.-XLINA gabrzr-11'z'rze short: with a turtle neck T-shirt ex- claims, This is just the outfit for all summer outdoor living. Miss Irene Legere tells Marlene and Dixie about the wonderful lines of the CATALINA Drfanl Fil swim suit. Says lyliss Legere, CAREER GIRI, rfofhes reafly fif filet' ll a'rean1. I17 East Fourth Phone 7-5445 ajsyllilt 4911 2nd - as-4965 Finest lleslaurant in Belmont Shore 16l For '7.C'OIZI!t'I'fIl1f00III and friendly atmosphere, HOEFl,Y'S is the place to go, states Larry Newquist, co- captain of the track team. Besides good food, I-l0EFl.Y'S is famous for its fast service, Marilyn Monk, song leader, says as she en- joys her dinner. Ann Darnell, popular senior, ad- mires the attractive and restful fur- nishings that make HtJEFIll S dis- tinctive. For a perfect evening full of en- joyment and fun HOEFLY'S mn'f be heal, agrees Johnny Davis, football and track star. ,s4sv,f,f,sss1ssossosefmsefseeesesssvsssesxseeeesseeeefxxsssesesess Nwxwwwwxwwwv NXNXNXNNQN Nwxwvwvwxwxxxxx l I I .... .C ,,... 3 Phone 89765 5670 East 2nd Naples Grand Market THE NrXPI,ES GRAND MARKET surely is the plare lo shop fur either a banquet or a beach party, says Arlene Carpenter, senior council member. You're right there, agrees Russ Tyler, there's a 1E'I'1I't' rvzrfrly to clmose from, too. Don't forget the 170117160115.f6'l'7'l.Ci',H adds Nan C y Jennings, Campanile staff member. HYes, the NfXPLES GRAND lWlARKET is really a fine plrrre to shop, states base- ball pitcher, Chuck Winslow. ll l' ! ! I 4 '41 4 1 I I l 4 I I I l 4'4l l l I I 4 1 4,4 l,l,Q,f'4'Q,l,4,l'l,l'Iilrlil'4sl'4,4'4,l,4'4,4,4'f'4 ?'.v'v'v'vSrffififi5f39'599SKiSKF9f5'-if-vfr5fyfv9ffSS5fI9'-99 fififi if-:ff 9 f if sf: v f r f v f f if v r 1 f- r 1 1 Q so Q r v v r I 165 i 3 Alpertgs 548 Pine Avenue Phone 7-3543 f'It's so easy to make your own clothes when you have so many fab- rics to choose from,', remarks Ann Hazelhurst, popular senior. Yes,,' says Mary Ann McHenry, senior class secretary, and the prices are so reasonable, too. We all agree, says Suzanne Robinson, governor of welfare, that for the right fabric or yarn, we can always find just what we want at ALPERT's. 507 East 0eean Phone 7-4963 ssssssswssssssssssssssssscssssfs f f f of X' QNX' assesses s V 166 THE GUILD House carries such a variety of exclusifue fooffwear, it makes it so easy to find just what you are looking for, remarks Diane Metrick, Campanile co-editor. 'fAnd for comfortable JOYCE shoes, observes Betty Baize, popu- lar junior, 'LI know I can always count on the GUILD House for rhe- righl size and style. uild ollse ,,, f sv, sy, 99,S Nxwvwvvvxwxwx-wx-vwxw A - Nxw mx N Nx wx Barbara Blal-relay Ooooh . . . Valerie Alkire looks on admiringly as Ba rbara Blakely demonstrates her professional mod- eling technique. CIIAIIM I MIIDELING O PIIISE 644 Alamitos Phono 70 ln II9 For wonderful food and pleasant atmosphere, WILTON is the place to go, says Sam Luke, governor of finance. Yes, agrees Beverly Brown, Campanile staff member, WILTON serves the very best Smorgesborg luncheonsf' The fashion show adds that ex- tra touch to the colorful SKYROOM, replies Judy Whitney, Campanile writer. 71 Richard Lonsdale, governor of athletics adds, Sororities and frater- nities just flock to the Ma1'1'ne Room for their big dancesf' Wilton Hotel 2l0 E. 0eean Blvd. Phone 72201 For the Best Smorgeshorg Luncheon xxxxlxx xx xxx NXXX X N 'NX 9SY599f5'X1f59fi96S9fxS999999S'r9699' 9'i'5'5S99'.f1v'v' 9: 'S99999fi9i en.. . ...-....... ......... Q 167 Bill Flanders, Arda Thompson, Al Laughlin, and Lanny Freedman, members of the Wilson A Cappella Choir, are standing beside a white Easter cross in the beautiful rock garden of MoTTELL's NlORTUARY. 01' If MOHTUARY ani! CHAPEL THIRD STREET AT ALAMITDS nous 8EACHf7'BkpH0ne622'B4- GABRETT DRUG C0. Try GARRETT'S for really good fountain drinks, says pretty sopho- more Judy Campbell. And always with such friendly and courteous service, replies Sonny VVright, VVilson's governor of safety. You can't beat their tasty sodas and malts, says Phyllis Mcl-Ienry, B song leader. Ulf you want efficzkrzi ana' quirflz pl'L'5lT1'l'pfli0Il .verwizre it's GARRETTS for sure, adds Larry Baum. 996 llt-donde: Phone 80601 vYff,9'f'bSf',f,-'f'f999966',+'A5fvff'f'fff'f99'9'+9'59S59'fb'i's'fffXs'f9'fff'fb'+S'39SfXvf,s999 S99SS9fK399S'5Si9'XviS!5SSSiSS989f5S9439? SS. 168 Everyone knows it's Ci-XRl,'S for the lalexl popular and 1fl11.r.rz'1f11l refr- of-d.v, says Student Court judge Rita Jensen to jim Salisbury, var- sity football letterman. lJon't forget the fine assortment they have in sheet music, replies slim. Their Ill1lI.lIIl.f6 d clzoice of refr- ora'.v comes in all speeds, exclaims Nancy Tilton, yell leader. jim Coleman, chief justice of the supreme court, adds, We also find a wide selection in television of such famous names as RCJ, Vifrfor, Du- .'lI0I1f,lll1IIIZt'lll.fl1. Rwrivnilnfrf WVhen shopping in the shore it's C,-XRL'S. CARL' adio Marian Scherzinger, popular sen- ior, is modeling a ffo0l.r11mn1z'r11're.r.r just right for warm weather dates. -Ioanne Kerr, student body secretary, wears a bathing suit, prrfvri for bearlz or poolx. lflore Herbert, Girls' League president, is ready for day- lime or l'7't I1l.llfj fluffy in her cotton quilted skirt and sateen blouse. -W-if . . 5l I0 lflasl 2nd and e evlsloll i-i......- 0.0112 4 50l2 East 2nd l'Il0nu 90--1979 'fflffllff144110lllllllllllllllllllldII'4'4'4'I'I'I'I'l'4'I'4'I' P99 v1r1rfi'v'v'ffv'59'.v'1'k5'y'kffrfiff'svfv'v'i'yfr'i'r9'v'ffv'v'r'f'r'r'r'v'r'v'r'r'r'r r v r v r r r f a f f f f , y c, K, , , , ,v ' tp , , , , , , , , , , , , , p , 109 'lu-an-.,.,, Ujust look at Sue Barnes's gra11'uafion pif:ture,, says Leona Porterfield, supreme court judge and secretary of Junior Statesmen. Yes, says Dick Tubbs, commissioner and legislature member. And no- tice the fllllflifl' 1E'Ol'L'IIIl1lI.l'lIl' that bas made GLENN-lWARK the exclusive I - lmlm ra lim' for XVilson's 1952 senior Jictures. ,I l GLENN - ARK STUDIO 233 EAST BIIQIAIDVYAY TELEPIIQINE 6-6056 frfvfi'9'r1f', 'f'v'f', ',',956'f'f'ff.f'f'ff'f'fff'fr'f'f'f'f'ff'f'v'f'f'f'f'fffa'f'v',f'a'v's'r'f'w'f'f'i959615959SESS'SSSSSQQSQQSQXSQSSSSSSSSSSGQSSQQ' 170 Judy Bittle, BUFFUM'S Campus Represen- tative, and Pat Flynn, ready for a summer of fun in smart, comfortable denims . . . the ideal togs for sun, surf, and sand. From our Teen Shop and Varsity Shop. 1 Llewellyn Bixby, vice president of the student body, says, 'KI prefer WAGNER'S DRUG STORE because of the friendly atmosphere and the top fountain drinks you know you will get. 77 I like the wide variety of per- fumes and colognes they carry, adds Joyce Ingle, flag girl. Jeanne Andrews, flag girl, agrees too, holding a bottle of famous Tweed, that the perfumes and co- lognes are the best quality. Where fine food and service al- ways prevailf' chimes in Kim Mun- holland, governor of finance, UWAG- NER'S is the place where all the stu- dents go. 0000 SERVICE AND FINE QUALITY WAGNEBQS DRUG Xfi9'i'fXh'ff'i99f5'55f5'S96999996999999996'S'a9999'y6'.r'f':6'5S9'f'f99994591 171 allies For flze lafexl in flI.Yhli0l1 ana' 'var- i'ely, in both men's and women's wear, CoI.L'MBIA has it, exclaims Tim Knorzer, varsity football letter- man, as he models a sharp navy blue sports coat with white pin stripe plaid and grey flannel slacks from COl,UIXIBIA'S lN'lEN'S SHOP. Charlene Baetjer, senior class council representative, feels smartly dressed in her trim Roxerzblimi jacket with wool gabardine skirt of con- trasting color and Queen Qualify spectators. Salesgirl Etta Marie Roberts, for- mer VVilsonite, is showing one of the many styles of I1llI1IHllf I'6' sweaters that can be found in the Sporlsfwenr LSlhOf7. They all enthusiastically agree that it's Co1,UMBIA for fine frlofhei. Ben Law with the bull fiddle and Dick Neumaier on the 88 get help from Sharon Grimes and Carol Parker as they wrap if up at HUMPHREXJS Music Co. Don Rob- inson lends a hand on trumpet, while Dave Hargrove, a VVilson alumnus who is HUMPHREY 'S piano and band instrument manager nods approval. l'HUNIPHREY'S has more television sets than l have ever seen in one place, says Carol. And don't forget all the fine pianos and band instruments, adds Dick. HUZXIPHREYS fx fhe oldesl and larger TV ana' 17l1l.l'liC center in Long Beach. 98689' 'X 'XXQ ' 'X ' 8 X 'X ' 'X ' ' ' ' 'X fa X ' ' X ' ' 4Xv5'X ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'X' X ' QSSSQSS1S96999869SSQSSXYQQSSSSSSQQQSQSS Russell Tyler, Donna Gutcly and Sheila Fzirmcn in SliAR'S .rfw1'zzmw1i', arc being shown slime aclditimiul swim accessories by Helene l'z1ris, ilivisimi licml. lt's at the American ut Fifth, lung Bench store! ffllllllllllillll4ll44llIl4'4lx4Ill444 S99999 45'.39 '545996'J9fi'v'v'f'.v'r'.v'a'i'5'y'r'r'b'v'a'f'v'r 9555 y 5 fy f .v 1 Q 1 1 f v 1 1 f y r ,r 1 if f v Q I y I v r 1 r r r 9 r I Q 173 MDNDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY FOC'SLE CANTEEN S 4 Everyone comes down here not only for pool but for recreation to suit any taste, says Pat Sandford, flag girl. Popular junior, Donna Luttringer agrees that the kids can't help but have a good time with the television set and juke box going all the time. Kathy Story, dramatic lead, says, It's fun to just come down here and relax and fallz to our -wonderful leader, Sally H0lSt0n. 'llt's open every Monday, Wednesday and Friday to anyone who Wants to have a terrific time with his friends,'l exclaims Duke Baker, governor of entertainment. 174 Putting my money in the LONG BEACH FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN is the best way I know to put money away for a car, observes Leland Yee, senior class vice president, be- cause I get 3? on all savings. Mr. Bacon, vice president, tells Delores Anthony that Hall accounts are now insured up to 310,000 so that most students couldnlt possibly have a worry. Mrs. Ritsema, teller, calls attention to the convenient location at 328 American Avenue, next to the Post Office. Long Beach Federal Savings Gr Loan 328 American Avenue fNexl, to Post llifieel XX Y ' 'Y ' ' ' N ' ' NYYYY 'NNN NX' NYY NYXNYYYYYYXNQ NXNXNYXNYYYYYYYYYYX' N' 'YY ' NNN N' N NNXXXX 4 Hazel Daniels, popular Wilson coed, is demonstrating the new hush model Waste King garbage disposal in one of the many kitchen displays which can be found at the SAM HEALD CO. Jere Beckman, outstand- ing track letterman, and Jack Quinn, captain of the Wilson baseball team, seem to be more concerned with Hazel. 4 Plumbing, llealing, Appliances, Fixtures gi' if SAM HEALII C0. 2782 Long Beach Blvd. Phone -fl-8547 0 Ralph Armstrong, popular senior, sports a wool jersey gaucho with collar of contrasting color and flan- nel slacks. Larry Mclntyre, varsity golf, dons a sharp blue and white check sports coat and flannel slacks. They are both admiring a grey flannel Forstmann suit in the new Shore model-styled exclusively for PHIL HAHN. Buy your casual clofhex in ll casual Phil Hahn almosphere. I Men A Wear Q 521 I East 2nd Street Phone 9-75-I7 llelment Shure 175 llli I'lNE AVENUE Qilplmsile- llllfflllllqs I,0l1'lll01Vll,, QEHRISTENSEN-QBINO flfortuary HARRY R. CHRISTENSEN, PRESIDENT TELEPHONE 8-1145 G0llDON'S Campanile salesmen, Lindsay Campbell, Phyllis Allard, and Ed- Wina Starr say, We love to go to GORDON'S. Efoeryfhing is just made lo perfef:1ion.' restful atmosphere, courteous service, and taste-tingling cuisinef' lt's fun to eat outg when you do, be sure it's GORDON'S. You and your friends will like lt. George Painter, A Cappella Choir member, Deonne Christensen, student court judge, Mallory Walk- er, lead in operetta, and Marilyn Monk, song leader, are receiving practical experience in first aid and proper ambulance techniques at the CHRISTENSEN-PINo Mortuary am- bulance service. 244 REDONDO AVENUE LONG BEACH 3. CALIFORNIA '90S9S'f,9'5'S99'5'5frYM559'5f 6SS'vS99fsSfS'sf5fS . . - 66 'NXNN Nxwwwwvwwvvwvww - NXQYNYYYXNNXNX xx 176 The l're.rs-Tefegrzlnl surely has done a wonderful job printing our school paper, exelaim Bobbi Beh- rend and Alona Nlealey, eo-editors of the Loudspeaker. Chimes in -loan Stein, editor of I,a Fuente, l was certainly sur- prised to find out that the Press- Telegram -lob Shop prints almost anything! Yes, adds Dan Hinz, sports editor. Anything from small cards and pamphlets to whole books. Arthur Askins, eo-editor of the Campanile says, l'm not worried about the Campanile this year, with the 1're.t.t-Tvfegranz and its Capable staff behind it. P i l 0 Q FDR! mgn, 0 Alarman Shoes ' Lancer Shirts 0 Berton Suits Yyy l 'XV lli'1S'it' .rv . ,, , im Nil wel Cm Bill liekell, Milt Hammond, lommy ltpperson, Connie Terry, and ,lules Blum. vaaaelff- X- X- s -- X X - - - r f r .v :sr r vSv9'35r'v9'ffr99fv'5'r9fr'f'f99'y'yfvfr59 '99'f'r'v'f'f'r'f'r'f'r'v'r'v'r'r'f'v'r'r':'v 'f'vfv'r55'r'ffr5595'f'a'w'v'r'v955'fr99 'r'r'f'v'r'v'f'r'r'r'r'w'r'r' I77 Since 1900 - name brands It's ZVIeaa .v for men, exclaims Sandy McLeod, varsity baseball player, wearing one of JlYwm .v finer summer sport coats. JoAnne Sherman, Campanile ad salesman, admires one of Mead'.v custom tailored suits. Outstanding B basketball player Stan Young remarks, ZWeaa s has an extensive stock of quality clothes for all occasions. MEADS - Store for men 124 PINE AVENUE 6-1931 4 Fishing's fun at Pierpoinf Land- ing, remarks petite Joyce Van- Every as she and Margie Gulbron- son hook up with a couple of big ones. Leaving from Pierpoinf Landing daily are half-day boats, all-day boats, barges and outboard motor rentals for your fishing pleasure. 0 0 I + Plerpolnt Lancllng Pier A - Extreme South End of Pico Ave. -:- 70-0408 SS59S9SSf39'39S9ff39Sff Q- E - va s 9S599Y59 6999 - 94YP 9S 178 1 3 . . ' Y, ., . M ha , ., ,.,, Am 'Qi Admiring the fine lilies of cosmetics at the Iigyplffuz Drug Cfmipaliy in Belmont Shore are Tootsie Atkinson, president of the junior Class, and jackie 'l'rogdon, head usher of the Ushers Club at VVilson. Some of our better perfumes are lfaberge and Guerlain, explains Dick Tubbs, salesman, as he shows the girls the new and different fragrances. Both girls agree that for cosmetics of any kind, the Egyplfan Drug Conzpany is the best in town. EGYPTI DB G C0. Only lhe Hes! 5l28 Has! Seenml Street l'h0m- 90-0l56 J5?9ffSS'v55'5'?'r9' 593ivS'-ye'554.3'S'Q'y'y5'rf5'.b'i'y'r'f'f'r'v':'v'f'f'r'f r'r'r'r'r'f'f'f'a'r'f'r'v'a':'r'r'r'a'f'v'1'r'a'r'r'r'r'v'r'a'a'w'r'f'r'y'1fv'v'f'v'v'r9'a 179 AUSTIN STUDIIIS I9 Pine Avenue Long Heaeli, California Telephone 66-8252 MODERN CL1 DTHES FUR MODERN MEN 0 hleanne Baker, popular young jun- ior, is being shown how to pose for an lilliflill portrait by Mr. Carlton johnson, managerand photographer. Careful attention is always given to the individual in poses, lighting, and craftmanship. VVhat other gift could bring so much joy to a friend or relative than an rlzzrfhz portrait of you? 4 4 Korn: .llezzywi campus repre- sentative, Terry VVertz, looks real sharp in a white linen sport coat and dark gray slacks. He's showing Ronnie Lindemann a button-down collar Hathaway dress shirt. 'l'hat's one of Nleager's fine cus- tom-tailored single-breasted suits Ronnie is wearing. lt features the two-button coat with the latest style tab pockets. ll ll VIKING WAY, IAIXHWUUII N0l'lll l'l03lg0I'.S Sl0l'e sill' Mel! TELl'1l'Il0NlC 5-5315 180 f'?'f'r'f'v'f'f'f'f'1'f'f'f'f'.a'f'1'v'f'v'1'3'r'r'f'v'f'f'y'rfv'v'f'r'f'r'f'r'r'f'1'f'f'1'f'r'1'r'r'r'f'i'r'r'b'r'v','y'ffa'y'f'f'f'r'Q'1'f'yS'y'?'i'.i'f'r'r'f'a'y'f5'!'r9'1'i'r'r'1'5'a a'y 9 1 i 1l'nllcw .v Hi-Teen Favorites, Betty Peter- son, .Ieanne Sprague, and -Indy Hong, are seen in the patio modeling outfits from sports- wear. Betty wears new lavender denim shorts and top. .Iennne is wearing ai charcoal denim si' qv, .x'+ 'xx V iw., ,l'. 1.2 .' , sf sun i less, w HIL ,lucy is XNL.1llllg.1llLxLltlI1g Xxx : QR X ymxxvxwetv K new Cllflliillil swim suit. 444441IIfI4IlflllllllllI4'l44ll44II4lllIlII444441414 r'I4.I,i'I'III'I4.IlI4IlIfI'I'I'.I',I'I'IfIlIlI'I'I'I'I'I4I'I'I4I4I4IlI'I'I'I'I4IlI'I'IlI'IlI4I4I'I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ,I I I XI I I .I I .I I .I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I4 181, Honeywell and Carpenter 539 PINE AVENUE 67-1395 502 PINE AVENUE 6-1713 i 9 Mrs. Honeywell, of Ilozzeyqcvll ana' Carpenfer, explains details of one of their fine sport shirts to Senior Class President Bob Deweese and Steven Robertson, chief justice of the student court. Bob and Steven agree that the finest and most complete accessories for their graduation suits and their leisure sports wear can be found at I-Ioneyfwell ana' Carpenler. 4 + IBWIN'S Nancy Turney and Marilyn Nel- son, popular Wilson seniors, model tailored clothes from Irwinfr dress shop. Nancy has on a permanent pleated skirt. Marilyn is wearing a pale yellow knit skirt, which she can Wear through all the seasons. For high styled clothes the year around If-fu-z'rz's is the place to shop. 4 182 Autographs llun1uwmmuwnlwwuun M uwmmnnum ' gf uv- .J 1 3 ., 34 J. . ,1,f,i.i .-'. , :... 5 I1 1 ' , --Y' , 1 . 5 r w f ','-if-,2.-.L .. . , 1' - N 1 ' 1 1, iff, , M A125 ' -11--'Y , X, . jk ,g.LHgq,f, Qu, , X f - -F12--,QLQ-:S '11 ' ,fr jx 1' 12. .' wg' ' , ' I -L: ' , . r T. ' x ' X . , , ,, F' if v w 1 w w A , .-, W K ,,,,, e Y .v .ya A - n +-' 'L Ngf, . nr f 1 , , , A ,, , .I , mf H - u , -,1 5.1-s-- 'g.':1, - f -W n , .Y fi: ...1.a:4,s5 MJa:r4'93e.L..w .,.. 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