Woodrow Wilson High School - Hoofprints Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1955 volume:

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U 3 .r . -.,,.-ff -W ,Rav ', Af' .g' J, e ,gf ,iv -,. 4.1 - gf .U . A h.. I A -1: ., . 1 'uv , ' - , HGH . an 1 - fit E Y' 5 1 , ,.w's'r' Mmm ' .g -, 73 ,s Q at 2 T ,l hi H pk, V, .. 'gy 'pf' s -hr ziwyczm The theme of this annual, Today's Youth, Tomorrow's Future, has a perfect connection with Miss Florence J. Seaman, our principal. Because she helped today's youth with her advice, counsel and leadership, she has played an important part in tomorrow's future through Wilson students. To quote from the dedication to her in the '51 Hoofprints- A Tribute to you, Miss Florence Seaman, for the never ending love you have shown for Wilson, for your endurance with our problems . . . Most important of all . . . is a principal the students can depend on, a principal who is always on the lookout to safeguard her school. As a climax to her career, as Miss Seaman leaves us her long-time plans are being consumated-a new shop building, an auditorium, and a landscaped quadrangle for students to enioy and appreciate. Best wishes for her future to Wilson's devoted administrator. BELOW lfrom left to rightl: Miss Seaman louoks over a Christmas proiect ' Smiling, our principal starts another eventful day at Wilson High ' The Class of S'55 adopt their fellow graduate as an honorary member of the class ' All dressed up and ready to meet the students parents ' Enioying herself at the Senior Tea, Miss Seaman makes everyone feel at ease ' Plans for the new campus are among Miss Seaman's accom- plishments. .1-. 4 kj 1,4 ,'s- .. ' L.. ,if Q j V In ,I fly . ,, 5 f',f 1 -v ,,. iffjf- ff K A fl ! -,gyms l if if V 'V A.. , ul V ,bali 1.2,-MJ N 1 r i MV , It f H - ,! A 5. J, fg, l'-'X . 'UTS' Q-, , Jin. l, -1-1 For his adding humor to the school as well as getting work done, we are proud of our boy's vice-principal, Mr. William Jay Settle. With his friendly smile and attitude, he has made himself popular with both students and an NJ' ver X g A new name plate is sitting on the girls vice-principal's desk. It belongs to Mrs. Jean Gillette, who serves our student body in her capable, understanding manner. Her fine work as iunior counselor for Wilson added to her promotion. She enioys the iob as much as the school enioys having her. faculty. We will always remember him for his under- standing counsel. f r' g ,':'Q'4:, , , , . f W A .' i flfq' -ll ' W .y ,pn ,I x X X N. 75 X J 7 my 4,5 4 x - ,,X?jN,!f'. .xt 1 ? J K J J 9 Q f 7 X K -f X ' , n 'Q 4 i .5 pflx g s ', I l ,JN 2 'K V A WHAT WE ARE TO BE, WE ARE NOW BECOMI 'ii S 4' XX X NG -.X K fl' 1 -.1',',f4V0q SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS FACULTY-FRONT ROW, Mrs. lila Currie, Mathematics, Mr. Takio Kubo, Mathematics, Science, Mr. Walter Bishop, Physics, Mr. John Wilhite, Math- ematics Chairman, Camera Club, Youth Activities Committee, Mrs. Viola Niqg, Mathematics, Senior Scholarship Society. TOP ROW, Mr. Robert White, Mathematics, Chairman Faculty Club, Senior A Sponsor, Mrs. Freda Irvine, Mathematics, Health Coordinator, Health Commission, Mr. Bruce Wiker, Science, Junior High School Boys' Athletics, F.T.A., Co-sponsor, Mr. Chester Calhoun, Agriculture, Athletic Coordinator, Athletic Commission, Mr. Donald Parker, Science, Boys' Court: Mr. Ralph Rich, Mathematics, Boys' Federation, B Football, Mr. Charles Newcomb, Mathematics, Future Teachers of America, Mrs. Lyle Maclntyre, Science Chairman, Mr. Werner Schmidt, Mathematics, Commercial. INDUSTRIAL ARTS-HOME ECONOMICS-BUSINESS EDUCATION FACULTY-FRONT ROW, Mr. William Van Velzer, Printing, Hitching Post Production, Mr. James Madden, Business Edu- cation, Senior B Sponsor, Mrs, Julia Derrick, Home Economics, Mrs. Marie Ronald, Home Economics Chairman, Director Fash- ion Show, Miss Willamae Kopp, Clothing, Mrs. Frieda Beltord, Clothing, Miss Lucille Smith, Foods, Senior A Sponsor. TOP ROW, Mr. Clarence Currin, Industrial Arts Chairman, Voca- tional Guidance, Mr. Dale McNiece, Electric Shop, Mr. James Clark, Wood Shop, Mr. Harry Cavanaugh, Business Education, Scilesmanship, Mr. Eugene Kocol, Handicrafts, Mr. Douglas Spencer, Metal Shop, Mrs. Martha DuFault, Business Educa- tion Chairman, Comwolei Club, Mr. George Davidson, Driver Training, Stage Crew, Miss Gertrude Cooper, Foods, E Club. COUNSELORS-Mr. Harold Cooper, Senior Coun- selor, Mrs. Verna Eversmyer, Junior High Coun- selor, Junior Scholarship Society Sponsor, Mr. Charles Newcomb, Assistant Counselor. OFFICE STAFF-FRONT ROW: Mrs. Lucile Petralia, Attendance Clerk, Miss Dorothy Montgomery, Principal's Secretary, Mrs. Margaret Sutton, Jun- ior Clerk. TOP ROW, Mrs. Mary Gomez, Textbook Clerk, Library Assistant, Mrs. Carol Frizzell, Transcript Clerk, Mrs. Norma Mackle, Textbook Clerk, Mrs. Nell Oswald, Senior Clerk. REGISTRAR-Mr. Donald Skinner, with a fine record of conscientious service at Wilson as coach and registrar, moved up to a vice-princi- palship near the end of this semester. 9, SOCIAL STUDIES FACULTY FRONT ROW Mrs Peggy Whnttle Socual Studnes Chanrman Sensor Sponsor Mrs Mary Valenttne Button Club Mr Carey Berger Hour Glass Club Mrs Ednth Young Travel and Adventure Club Mrs Mary Martun Jumor Scholarshnp Society Mrs Iva Kellogg Scribes Club TOP ROW Mr Arthur Krause Cuvucs Senior B Sponsor Mr Don Lyford Drrver Traunung Mr Wlllxam McMullxn HIY AudloV1sual Mr Travel and Adventure Club Co sponsor Mrs Betty Gnersbach Grrls League Commlssuon ?mcZZ?7 ENGLISH LANGUAGE FACULTY FRONT ROW Mass Jacquelyn Merlo Edells GAA Co sponsor Mass Mlnnle Porter Esperanto Club Mrs Esther Swart Language Chalrman Spanish Club Mass Carol Lux Jumor Drama Mass Gertrude Ebelung Intermediate Scholarshnp Mrs Marlon Sherer Readung Improvement TOP ROW Mxss Sara Hewttt Englnsh Charrman Gnrls Court Mass Dorothy Adams Llbrarlan Mr Eugene Hartman Chess Club Mr Carroll Haeske Orlentatnon Mlss Mary Donohue Orrentatuon Mrs Mary Foster Englnsh Orlentatuon Mnss Lllllan Arthur Journallsm Publucatzons Coordl nator Camera Shy Miss Aura Hoffman Drama Drama Tame Drrector ART MUSIC FACULTY FRONT ROW Mrs Barbara Campbell Ceramics SennorBSponsor Mr John de Kramer Art Chalr man Art Productnon Annual Art Advasor Muss Mary Prutsos Art Hoofprunts Art Advnsor TOP ROW Mr Serge: Roduonoff Musrc Bays Glees Mr Robert Kursunsku Music Chaurman Glrls Glees A Cappella Madrugals Mr Regus Kramer Band Orchestra PHYSICAL EDUCATION FACUITY FRONT ROW Mrs Beatrlce Phulp Gurls Athletxc A socuatuon Mr Paul Barthel Boys Physucal Educatson Chanrman Ms Ruth Healy Girls Phystcal Educatuon Chairman Boots and Ballerunas Letter qurls Offucuals Club SECOND ROW Muss Edith Lrndquust Drull Team Mr Robert Truggs Mathematucs Varsity Base ball Mrs Vera Holman Junlor Athletlc Club TOP ROW Mr Robert Ross Gvmnastucs Coach Mr Gordon Naslund Tennus Varsuty Basketball Mr Burton Chortkoff JV Base ball C and D Basketball Mr Wxllnam Samarrn Varsnty Football Lettermen s Club . - , I , 1 I - 1 ' . . , . r . .F D : ' I V 9 I ' I . . . : r ' I . , . , 7 . , 1 I . . ,. H.. I A B . . . I f . L . 1 D I I f V 1 - 1 . 1 . . 1 l .1 l I I .. I . , . I - . A I . - V 'N ' I I I . . -. --- l . . . I . '- 1 - 1 1 . 1 - 1 - 1 - Albert Mehlman, Student Government Sponsor, Advrsory Board, Mnss Castxlla Wlnford, ' . . , . . - 1 - 1 . 11-,ef-,v I . . . - : . ' ' ' '. ' - . 1 . , . I . , . 1 . , . : , : Q . Q . I . . . I . l . . : .O , I 1 1 . ' 1 - . : , , . 1. 43 4 , .L 1 , X ,F ,. , 4 i a 5 J., s - N N l cv , ' 'K 40 A ,A 4 L A 1 I n ive.: ., 13195 'F 3 :f ' 54315 if If-sv -1-U JY :cc eff! we asses , --4 ' 4 gi-1 2 lv, UPPER LFET-The Junior High science classes always have interesting displays. UPPER RIGHT-The Radish Boys are hard at work. LOWER LEFT-The only class where the teacher wants students to make noise-two physics boys experimenting with sound. LOWER RIGHT- Dogfish under glass in the biology class. The Math and Science Departments present a complete program of subiects which are designed to teach students to think rather than merely to learn facts. Through such subjects as physiology, physics, chemistry, biology, general science, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and solid geometry the students are instructed in methods of analytical and deductive reasoning which are designed to help them take a successful place in today's highly technological society. 6 SCIENCE CHAIRMAN-Mrs. Maclntyre checks over two budding microbiologists. lABORATORY SCIENCE AWARD - Steve Young demonstrates the distilling apparatus. Cls it legal, boys?J v MATHEMATICS SCIENCE CUP WINNER Eugene Robknn explcms an mtrucate sohd geometry problem to the other two members of the class LONG SERVICE Mr Truggs retnrmg mcfh mentor has guven many long years of servnce to Wllson cs coach and math teacher I Em MMM, MATHEMATICS CI-IAIRMAN Gennal Mr Wulhute as affectnonately known to has tsudents as The Ogre for has hard assignments I --1. INDUSTRIAL ARTS-UPPER LEFT: Some very pretty tooled copper is made in the crafts classes A UPPER RIGHT: Looks like a wrought iron book rack being welded in the metal shop A LOWER LEFT: The woodshop boys turn out an assortment of shadow boxes A LOWER RIGHT: In the radio and electricity classes the students learn the fundamentals of tube testing A FAR RIGHT: Operating the Linotype is an essential print shop activity. The Vocational Arts Departments provide the facilities for a highly varied commercial education. The shops, the foods, clothing, shorthand, and typing classes form the stage on which students receive the train- ing which will enable them to take their place in the business world. Ufflwhizf 4 x INDUSTRIAL ARTS CHAIRMAN-Mr. Currin is about to give an A on a drawing! f , 5 COMMERCIAL ARTS - RIGHT: tv Bank of America Winner, Nlar- - 4' 'z 1 gie Costantino, also sparkled 1 r M 1 1 as a Career Commencement I All . X .N r model at the Biltmore Hotel. 1 LEFT: The typing classes are I a mecca for fledgling secre- taries. M v-iz MA rf-'qu lx-if L12 5714605071 W BUSINESS EDUCATION CHAIRMAN Mrs DuFault heads the local cryptanography department Mwiwwu VOCATIONAL ARTS CUP WINNER Florence Otto in vites us to have a cup of tea with her in the Home Economics laboratory HOME ECONOMICS CHAIRMAN Mrs Ronald is always ready to help her students prepare their formals for the Prom and the Fashion Show 1 I3 F fffifi i tees , r V ' ,1Je fi?'i7ff ': f 'i ff fr A V F I E . 'i A ' V I , Q - ., 0 Q , ,,f f Fly 4. , , . n, , 1 l F A- Y 1' if Ftsi - , F . sa' 35, V, 5 ' 5 . ' I gli, I I i I a 'I I 1 E 7' A E l I l l I e A 1 fill . 'I lit' I l ' l 1 I lllill Q 1,1 . I ff 'LV zllli . ,Ui I 5 ui SPANISH CONTEST Eddne Rose shows Mrs Swart haw he won the Spannsh Scrabble contest at the Language Fneld Day at Occudental College QU Awww LIBERAL ARTS CUP WINNER Barbara Huffman was the only W56 class member to take a Bank of Amernca Award HISTORY AWARD Frank Turner took the Bank of Amersc X SOCIAL STUDIES CHAIRMAN One of Mrs Whnttle s many 'obs IS to organnze the semor problems panels whuch help prepare the A12 s for adult life 4 .A - ,V 'X ff, l xr of g Y 'A s J . I aw, f he 3, M: ,.EV H D 4 n U .1-R, Qt 7 4 11 i D- I 'a , , Award for has ftne work un the history classes. I ' fee' Q. f . -vt v. ' '71 QI' A Ay r A . I AMA , :AV . .la 'I I ffl ' 'A I , . .. . I Maturing would be the word to describe the effect of the Liberal Arts Departments. Through such subiects as Spanish, civics, senior problems, history, drama, iournalism, literature, and English the students receive the training to make them more responsible and literate citizens of their community. BANK OF AMERICA-Say now, ain't dis da Unglish Award Winner, Ettie Jalowitz? ENGLISH CHAIRMAN - Nllss Hewitt is always ready to help her students with their work. W4 JOURNALISM-Let's get that paper out, and rewrite that copy-right! world of adventure in the , 4 LIBRARY-Where one finds a land of books. ACTIVITIES-LEFT: B9 history students proudly peer at the fine colonial exhibit they have prepared fpr Open HouseA RIGHT: The Junior Dramateers are an example of the many clubs built out of c ass interests. wi' If l 5 R x' 4 Tq5,' wx' gf kj RJ 'sa ki ka ART-Mike Osborne points out some of the fine work done in the art classes to Bob Johnson and Francis Hollis. The Art and Music Departments are concerned with the aesthetic side of the curriculum. Through such classes as art appreciation, ceramics, A Cappella, and orchestra the students receive the opportunity to develop their creative abilities and to bring pleasure to their com- munity through the media of exhibitions and productions. ART AWARD WINNER-Shirlev Flemina starts work on a poster. V I xl ART CHAIRMAN-Mr. deKramer demonstrates the latest tech- niques in brush work. FINE ARTS CUP WINNER June Slmnnow gnves us The Hokay on 0 requesf number MUSIC CHAIRMAN Mr Kursmskn the operetfo PRACTICE Pracflce practlce prachce prachce makes perfect JUNIOR ART Stull lnfe o Ia B7 art class ' ' ' ll i ll runs over some of the music for . b- . I I ' I , . 'fr 2 'lil' 5.1 1- jf'-' T8 -, .qi - I' . T -.. - -A at . . a - eeee K A . , . wf.ww.t - by f Z-1 A , - .Ask Utuqtvhf yin, . g - , il ,,. ' - ' '4 'l- . I .L -131 , V: . gpg, ' ' ' 'ji .. if Through competitive play the spirit of free competition is developed in the citizens of tomorrow. Through the gymnastics program, students build healthy bodies, through the corrective program those who are not physically fit develop so that they can take part in the regular physical education curricula. The activities that they participate in stand them in good stead when later, as adults, they take part in community recreation. MANAGERS: Mrs. Worthington, Girls' Gym Aide, Mr. Borden, Student Body Auditor, Mrs. Riding, Cafeteria Manager. BACK: Mr. Clark, Head Gar- dener, Mr. Lewis, Head Custodian. TOP- Wil- son's efficient cafeteria staff. PHYSICAL EDUCATION CHAIRMEN-Two very popular people on campus are Mr. Barthel and Mrs. Healy, the heads of the Gymnastics Departments. HEALTH OFFICE-The school nurse, Miss Sheriff, takes care of all the cuts and bruises, Mrs. Irvine, Health Coordinator, guards the health of Wilson's students, and Mr. Calhoun, Athletic Coordinator, is responsible for the health of the athletes as well as making arrangements for all athletic events. ' '9!4'V':n .r... Q c. H--inknv ...W , W' J Wfr -if . fmsi EXTRA-CURRICULAR-FROM TOP LEFT: Who has a secret hair oil? A Carolyn Roller and Mitchel Dimkitch receive the American Legion Awards A A8 Recognition Day A Faculty at Girls' Athletic Association party A Miss Adams and her library staff A Group of happy B7's A Happy student, happy teacher- Nlrs. Giershach and GLC president A At the Girls' League convention. ,4 W... X I 1 ,- -fs all Q J ,Zff X fe- 'Q f , EPHEBIANS TOM LUNETTA 'f,!,,,,,. ff, f PHYLLIS WEISHAR STEFFI BLAND MARGIE COSTANTINO EUGENE ROBKIN 2 J Cfmw COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN - FIRST ROW: Slein, Francis, Weishar, Kraus, Agulian, Bahr. SECOND ROW: Nlorrow, Ambarian, Burgess, McBride, Ginsburg. xl- . ws... ,O EY ..,, WMA ia... Wind- 'snag ...f , ., EUNICE AGULIAN RICHARD BENNETT LINDA CALHOUN EDWARD AMBARIAN THOMAS BENNETT HOWARD CANTER JAMES ANDERSON MAXINE BERS JANICE COWLEY v ,,. js l lhhgew 5' ge .Q me f , I X CAROL BABCOCK CAROL BURGESS CRAIG CRAWFORD M I fx 5, ha I f Riff 4 fl 14X in A S Qt: if ' 'I' .-uv. 1 six 45 -n 4. LN A - . , ,,, 5. xi , . Km. ' C if GILBERT BAHR I 1 i 1 E15 E -.i J I , 14, ix M. fl Af., IJ? 1 I xv. ,, SEALBEARERS-FIRST ROW: David Phillips, Phyllis Weishar, Lawrence Kraus. SECOND ROW: Sidney Siegel, Mervyn Harris, Bernard Ginsburg. 22 HELEN BURROUGHS JAMES CROASMUN SIDNEY BASS ARLENE CALABRESE TED CURRIE ss C. 'Q BC Q15 , 110' v Z9 , S R N . h 1 f -lic' j, 1 I'A I , A,.. fi :wif QI' y ROBERT DEMKE WILLIAM GARCIA BRADLEY HIRST BERNARD GINSBURG NEIL HOLT VICTOR DIAMOND HARRIETT GISH LOIS HUFFMAN B12 TERM OFFICERS-Eunice Aguliar1.iTreas.l, Thomas Lunetta CPres.l, Rosemary Nlarinho Nice Pres.l, William Garcia lVice Presi, Sybil Stein lSec.l. CLASS CHEERLEADERS-Nlariorie lVlcCorty, Rosie lacobellis, Patricia Smith. ROBERT ELKINS JERRY GLEASON ROSE IACOBELLIS NICOLAS FARAGO JUNE GLORING ARTHUR IISMAN KERMIT FRANCIS MERVYN HARRIS DONALD JOY A small class of fearless and mighty warriors were the Gladiators. The winter class had many scholars and civic-minded students. Tommy Lunetta, summer president, and Bradley Hirst, winter president, led the Aqua and Charcoal Black through one of Wilson's most fun-filled years. Their Color Day, picnic and musical tea were the highlights of a year climaxed by graduation at Thorne Hall. 2' gs X Y cr' if if NEQI5 AI L PRESIDENT BRADLEY HIRST BOYS VICE PRESIDENT NEIL HOLT TREASURER ROSALIE MAIORCA SECRETARY LINDA CALHOUN LAWRENCE KRAUS IRMGARDT LIMACHER THOMAS LUNETTA DONALD MCBRIDE MICHAEL LANGTIMN VALERIE LOH ROSALIE MAIORCA MARJORIE MQCARTY MICHAEL MEND SHIRLEY LECORNU SAMUEL LOVOY ROSEMARY MARINO EARLENE M:GUIRE CLARENCE MERRIMAN GIRLS VICE PRESIDENT HELEN BURROUGHS BARBARA MILLER DAVID PHILLIPS RUSSELL SFERLAZZA JOYCE STRAUSS DONNA WERT MARILYN MINTER JEAN PRITCHETT SIDNEY SIEGEL CAROL SUNDELL ROBERT WIDDEN MARY LOU MORROW MAYER PROCTOR JOAN SIMPSON ARMANDO VEGA RICHARD WILD WILLIAM OJERS JR KYLENE SMALLEY JOSEPHINE VEGA PATRICIA WILMOVSKY RAYMOND ORTEGA CHLOE RICHARDSON PATRICIA SMITH MELVIN WALKER FRANCES WORKMAN ARTHUR PAEZ GEORGE SAVAGE JR SYBIL STEIN PHYLLIS WEISHAR 'Not Pldured SHIRLEY MclI.LWAIN SUSAN SCAVONE ROBERT RAND mc? ld!! EUNICE AGULIAN Academrc Scholarshlp Soclety 3 Star Lettergrrl Sr B Class Treas Sr B Budget Chm Sr A Announcements Chm G A A BIO A12 Awards G A A Pres Carr Sec Health Commrssuoner Servuce Pornt Commussron Hutchung Post Reporter EDWARD AMBARIAN Academrc Boys Federatron Secretary Hr Y Vlce Pres Sec Key Club Presrdent Court Clerk Sr B Color Day Commlttee Sr A Tea Commrttee Publlclty Commlsslon CASC JAMES ANDERSON Industrral Sr B Clean up Commtttee Sr A Tea Commuttee D Basketball Health Commlttee CAROL BABCOCK Commerctal Sr B Parade Cornmrttee Sr A Cap 8- Gown Commrttee Sr A Pxcnlc Commnttee Spanrsh Club Booster Club G A A Carnuval Commuttee 1954 Blood Bank Academic Boys Judge Key Club Advrsory Board A Cappella Publlctty Commrsslon Hrtchrng Post Staff 54 Haafpnnts Staff Northern League Canventron Varsrty Football Announcer SIDNEY BASS Hrstory Sr B Color Day Commrttee Sr A Breakfast Commnttee Graduatlon Program Deslgn Ftre 8. Safety Commission Spanrsh Club Brology Club Chess Club Publtcnty Commtsslon Art Production Staff RICHARD BENNETT Htstory B Football All Northern B Football B Track All Northern B Baseball THOMAS BENNETT General A Football All Northern B Football 1952 Chomplons A Baseball 1952 Champtons B Baseball B Track MAXINE BERS General Student Body Secretary Sr B Sweater Committee Sr A Cop 8- Gown Comrnrttee Edells Servlce Points Commission Frre L Safety Cammlssron Adam s Rub Hurts CAROL BURGESS Language 3 Star Lettergrrl Sr B Budget Commuttee Sr A Breakfast Committee letterglrls Hlst Gen Chm Oftnctals Club Pres Treas G A A Head of Sports Health Commlssron Spanush Club Y Teens I C C HELEN BURROUGH5 Commercral A Grrls Vrce Presrdent B Prom Committee A Grft Commnttee A Tea Entertamment G A A Comwoler Vlce Pres Treas Advrsory Board Adam s Rub Hurts ARLENE CALABRESE Commercial Sr B Color Day Commuttee Sr A Tea Commrttee G A A Comwolet Advlsory Board Fashlon Show LINDA CALHOUN Commercial Sr A Class Secretary Sr B Sweater Cammuttee Sr A Glft Commrttee G A A Comwoler Advisory Board Publlcrty Commussron Fashxon Show Academic Sr B Prom Committee Sr A Cap 8 Gown Commrttee A Basketball C A S C Brology Club Safety Commlssuon A Cappella Amencan Salute Christmas Fantasy JANICE COWLEY Hrstory Sr B Tea Commrttee Sr A Tea Comrnrttee Scrrbes A Cappella Ground Commnssuon Drama Time CRAIG CRAWFORD f Sr B Clean up Commlttee Sr A Pxcnlc Committee B Basketball JAMES CROASMUN JR Hrstory A Baseball All Northern A Baseball All Ctty A Football Letterman s Club H Y Grounds Commlsston TED CURRIE General Sr B Color Day Committee Sr A Breakfast Commtttee A B Football Letterman s Club Grounds Commrssron ROBERT DEMKE Academic Sr B Cap 8: Gown Comrnuttee Sr A Cap B Gown Commrttee Orchestra Band VICTOR DIAMOND Academrc Sr B Prom Cornmrttee Sr A Cop B Gown Commnttee A Tennis Captaun A Basketball Letterman s Club A Cappella Safety Commusston American Salute Chrrstmas Fantasy ROBERT ELKINS Scrence Sr B Color Day Commnttee Sr A Prcnxc Commrttee Band Chess Club Spamsh Club Drama Trme Boots 8. Ballernnas NICOLAS FARAGO General Sr B Sweater Commtttee Sr A Prcnrc Commottee Carntvol Booth Hutchrng Post Staff Motorama KERMIT FRANCIS Academrc Kuwams Award Mr Wllson Letterman s Club Pres Hr Y Treas Key Club A Football All Northern A Football Co Captaun Athletec Commtsslon Hoofprrnts Sports Edltor Hltchrng Post Staff WILLIAM GARCIA Language l954 Player of the Year A B Baseball All Northern A B Baseball All Cnty A Football Letterman s Club Hr Y Key Club Hoolprnnts Sports Co Editor BERNARD GINSBURG Academrc Scholarshup Soclety Prmcupal s Award Boys Federatron Vrce Pre Athlettcs Commlssnoner Letterman s Club Httchung Post Adyertrslng Mgr Haofprrnts Bus Mgr Grounds Commrssroner Orchestra Bond HARRIETT GISH Home Economrcs Sr B Color Day Commrttee Sr ATea Chairman Fashion Show Drama Trme JERRY GLEASON lndustrtal Arts Sr B Sweater Commrttee A B Baseball B C Basketball Band JUNE GLORING r MERVYN HARRIS Academic Sealbeorer Prrncupal s Award Boys Federatron Pres Letterman s Club Ht Y Key Club Hutchung Post Edntor Sports Ed Boys Judge 54 Hoofprnnts Copy Edltor Sports Mgr Sports Announcer BRADLEY HIRST General Sr A Class Frestdent Sr B Brunk Gardens Chm Sr B Color Day Commuttee A Football Co Captarn Letterman s Club Vlce Pres Hoofprnnts Sectuon Edntor Hltchtng Post Staff Athletic Commission Grounds Commrsslon NEIL HOLT Academrc Sr A Vnce President Sr B Brrnk Garden Commlttee A B Baseball A Football Hoofprlnts Sectlon Edrtor Hrtchlng Post Staff Athletic Commtsston LOIS HUFFMAN Academic Sr B Sweater Commlttee Sr A Tea Commrttee G L C Orgamzatlon Commlsslaner Cafeterra Cashrer A Cappella American Salute ROSE IACOBELLI5 General Class Cheerleader Sr B Cop 8- Gown Commlttee Sr A Breakfast Commlttee Sr A Ptcnrc Commrttee Comwolet G A A Advisory Board Booster Club ARTHUR IISMAN Hrstory Sr B Cap L Gown Commuttee Sr A Cap 8- Gown Commrttee DONALD JOY I Sr B Sweater Committee Sr B Color Day Commrttee Carnrval Commtttee Sr A Breakfast Commnttee Hrtchnng Post Reporter Art Productron Crew LAWRENCE KRAUS Academrc Sealbearer Scholarship Society Treas A Track All Northern Hugh Jump A B Football Hoofprunts Advertnsrng Edrtor All Cxty Chess Club MICHAEL LANGTIMN Industrral Su B Sweater Commrttee Sr A Tea Commlttee A B Basketball A Coppellv Modrrgal Sxnger SHIRLEY LECORNU Academrc Sr A Tea Commuttee Sr A Breakfast Commntte Edells Y Teens A Cappella Sr Grrls Glee Drama Ttme American Salute Fashron Show IRMGARDT LIMACHER Stenographrc B Parade Commrtlee A Plcnlc Commrttee A Teo Commrttee A Cap 8- Gown Committee Comwolet Carnival Commlttee VALERIE LOH General Sr A Pxcnuc Commuttee Sr A Breakfast Commuttee Y Teens Fashion Show SAMUEL LOVOY Industrral Arts Sr B Parade Commrttee Sr A Plcnlc Comrnuttee Advlsory Board Basketball Chambrons B C D Basketball B Baseball Health Representatuve THOMAS LU NETTA Academic Ephebtan Scholarship Soclety Student Body President Sr B Class Presrdent Boy s State Representatrve A B Baseball All Northern A Football Athletic Commrssron ROSALIE MAIORCA Gen eral Sr A Class Treasurer Sr B Sweater Cammrttee Edells Treasurer Advisory Board Offrclals G A A Veteran s Day Program Tenth Word ROSEMARY MARINO General B Vlce President B Prom Commrttee A Cap 8 Gown Commlttee A Teo Commrttee A Tea Program Y Teens Cornrval Committee A Cappella American Salute Chrtstmas Fantasy DONALD McBRlDE Academrc Sr A Tea Chairman Sr A Breakfast Speaker B C Track All Northern Letterman s Vice Pres Sec H1 Y Sec Treas MARJORIE McCARTY Cammercral School Class Cheerleader Student Body Treasurer Sr B Cap 8- Gown Commlttee Sr A Plcnlc Charrman Comwoler Pres Vuce Pres Booster Club Presudent Boots B Ballerunas Secretary C A S C Secretary G A A Drama Trme EARLENE McGUlRE Home Economrcs Sr APncnlc Con'mrttee G A A Offrclals Club Y Teens Fashion Show Pnncess ' ' A ' . 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I I I- -. - 'I ' Ar ' ' I ' SHIRLEY MclLLWAIN Hrstory Sr B Clean up Commuttee Sr A Breakfast Cammxttce Advisory Board Edells G A A A CoDDella Spotlrght Revue MICHAEL MEND Academrc Scholarshup Society Sr A Plcnuc Cammnttee Biology Club President Spanish Club Drama Trme CLARENCE MERRIMAN JR Academrc Sr B Brnnk Gardens Committee Sr A Breakfast Committee Letterman s Club Presudent A Track All Northern A B Football A Cappella Presrdent Madrlgal Drama Tume BARBARA MILLER General Student Body Treasurer Scholarshup Socrety Secretary Sr B Cap 8- Gown Commnttee Sr A Plcmc Commuttee C A S C Panel Chairman Comwolel Edells Secretary Flre 8 Safety COMMISSION Drama Tlme MARILYN MINTER General Sr B Color Day Committee Sr A Tea Commrttee Burldungs Commussuan Cafeteria Cashier MARY LOU MORROW Commercral 4 Star Letterglrl letterglrls Vlce President G A A Pres Treas Comwolel Treasurer I C C OFTICICIS G L C Edells Sr B Color Day Chairman Sr A Breakfast Chairman WILLIAM OJERS JR Industrral Arts Sr B Sweater Commlttee Sr A Pncmc Commlttee Motorcade Chalrman RAYMOND ORTEGA Acodemtc Sr B Brrnk Gardens Commrttee Sr A Announcement Carnmuttee Letterman s Club Key Club Grounds Commlssnon A B Football B Track ARTHUR PAEZ Academic Sr B Cap 8- Gown Commuttee B Football A B C Track Gym Club DAVID PHILLIPS Academic Sealbearer Scholarship Socuety Salutotoruan Boys Fed Vlce Pres Sec Treas Boys Judge Letterman s Club Sr A Breakfast Commlttee Orchestra Drama Tame JEAN PRITCHETT Hrstory Sr A Tea Cammlttee Sr A Breakfast Committee Booster Club Health COMMISSION Edells Advisory Board G A A A Cappella Fashlon Shaw Spotlxght Revue MAYER PROCTOR Scrence Sr B Sweater Cammuttee Sr A Announcement Commrttee Health Representatuve Hrtchnng Post Reporter Esperanto Club Drama Productron Staff ROBERT RAND lndustrral Arts Sr B Clean up Commuttee Sr A Tea Commlttee Grounds Cemmussron Flre G Safety Commission Electron Commuttee Stage Crew Motorcade Representahve CH LOE RICHARDSON Home Economics Sr B Color Day Committee Sr A Prcnlc Committee Sr Girls Glee Carmval Commnttee GEORGE SAVAGE JR lndustrral Sr B Calor Day Committee Sr A Tea Commnttee A Football A Track SUSAN SCAVONE r Sr A Plcnuc Cammuttee RUSSELL SFERLAZZA General Sr B Sweater Commutlee Sr A Tea Commrttee B Football B Track D Basketball Hntchmg Post Page Editor Cross Country SIDNEY SIEGEL Academrc Sealbeorer Schalarshnp Society Presldent Boys Federation Sec Treas Court Clerk Sr B Tea Commlttee Sr A Breakfast Commnttee French Club Drama Time JOAN SIMPSON f Sr B Sweater Commuttee Sr B Parade Commlttee Sr A Breakfast Commrttee Y Teens Art Production Carnival Commlttee KYLENE SMALLEY Home Economrcs Edells Glrls Glee PATRICIA SMITH Commercral School Class Cheerleader Sr B Cap 8 Gown Commrttee Sr B Tea Cemmnttee Sr A Breakfast Chanrman Comwolel Pres Vlce Pres Edells Presldent I C C Secretary G A A Publrcrty Commission Boots In lallermas SYBIL STEIN Commercral Sr B Secretary Sr A Pncmc Chanrman Girls League Vlce Pres Treas Edells President Girls League Commrssron Camwalen Advusory Board Frre 8. Safety Commrsslan C A S C Panel Health Commnttee JOYCE STRAUSS Musrc Sr B Sweater Cornmuttee Sr A Cap 81 Gown Commlttee Edells Presudent Glrls League Treasurer Frre L Safety Cammvssuon Advisory Board Hrtchlng Post Staff A Cappella American Salute Spotllght Revue CAROL SUNDELL Commercral Sr B Color Day Comm-ttee Sr A Cap 6 Gown Commlttee Cornwalel Hltchlng Post Staff Carmval Commnttee ARMANDO VEGA Gym Club All Cnty Gym Club All Northern B C Basketball C Track Letterman s Club School Cheerleader Ameracan Salute Christmas Fantasy JOSEPHINE VEGA General Sr B Prom Committee Sr A Breakfast Commntee Sr A Tea Program G A A Y Teens Carnival Commxttee A Cappella Amerlcan Salute Chrustmus Fantasy MELVIN WALKER Academrc Sr B Teo Committee Sr A Breakfast Committee Sr B Plcnlc Commrttee French Club Presrdent Esperanto Club President Chess Club Vnce Presrdent Blology Club PHYLLIS WEISHAR Academrc aledrctorran 5 Star Lettergurls Bank of Ameruca Award Student Body Secretary' Scholarship Vice Pres Sec Lettergnrl Pres Sec Otfrcrals Club Vnce Presudent Edells Treasurer Gurls League Presndent G A A Vuce Presudent DONNA WERT r Sr A Announcement Committee G L C Edells Spanush Club Y Teens Art Productuon Fashion Shaw ROBERT WIDDEN Scrence Sr B Tea Committee Sr A Pncnuc Commuttee Franch Club Spamsh Club Chess Club Hrtchrng Post Staff A Track Mgr A Football Mgr Scrence Sr B Breakfast Committee Sr A Tea Commnttee Sr A Prcnxc Commnttee Buology Club Band Orchestra PATRICIA WILMOVSKY Commercial Sr B Sweater Committee Sr A Breakfast Commnttee A Cappella Drama Trme Carnrval Cemrnuttee Bach Festwol FRANCES WORKMAN General Sr B Tea Commrttee Sr A Cap 8- Gown Commrttee School Cheerleader G A A Hrtchmg Post Staff Booster Club CarnrvaIComm1ttee Amerucan Salute Chrustmas Fantasy CLASS OF WINTER '55 Gluduators on a huntnng trap A Semor Tea receptuon lme A On Stage for the bag mght Ql'0dUUTl0fl ' , ' A I . 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BOYS VICE-PRESIDENT NICK TUZZOLINI SECRETARY DARLENE MACKRELL PRESIDENT CHARLES COOK GIRLS VICE-PRESIDENT JUNE SIMINOW TREASURER CAROL ALNETT BEATRICE FIERRO TONY FILARDO SHIRLEY FLEMING LINDA FRIEDLAND ROBERT GAITAN ROBERT GALLAGHER snwnu GARCIA BARBARA GEIGER HENRY Gunemzsz' CLAUDIA HEFFERNAN EDMUND HERNANDEZ LUCILLE HIGUERA GERALD HUFFINE GEORGE JACKSON ETTIE JALOWITZ ROBERT JOHNSON WILLIAM JONES HARVEY KAGASOFF 'D WPA 1' f ff 47' I 251 1,2 S. 19 sf ig flirt ha... ' an N .L ,, it I! H ts, ,pr '- za I , if X 2 , L 9? TRW V121 15- fg- K .QC D C' I b X r i i -1 Q. n.. JOHN KENDRICK JEAN LAMB BETTE JO LANDRUM LLOYD LARSON DONNA LAWSON GEORGE LEHRER BARBARA LeVAN WILLIAM LEWINSTEIN JACK E. LITTLE DOLORES LOERA EDWARD LUNSFORD DARLENE MucKRELL JOE MANNINO MARY MARCHESE ROBERT MELENDREZ PHYLLIS MERENDA SANDRA MILLER SIDNEY MILLER FLORENCE MOGAMI RONALD MUCCI ROBERT MURPHY LYDIA ORTEGA MICHAEL OSBORN FLORENCE OTTO 1' 'P 'N-w fm Qs ,J jr, -sf L bi xl' F1 -it QM! wr-H' 'UN 1- 'N 5- 7 fv- Y' H--' pv- 1 'US if any K- 9 VP J NOVELLA PABST ROSEMARY PARTIDA PATRICIA PELOQUIN ROMONA PENA JACQUELYN POCINO MARSHA PORITSKY MADLYN POSS JOSEPH PROVENZANO JIM REILAND MARGOT RICO EUGENE ROBKIN IRENE RODRIQUEZ DARREL SAGER ROBERT SCHAEFER IRL SCHNEIDER JOANNE SCOTT CELIA SELBY JOANN SIMINOW JUNE SIMINOW ROBERT SMITSON LENA SNOW GEORGE SOTO GLORIA SPEAR KENNETH STARKEY WARREN STRALEY LARRY STRAUS5 LOIS STERNFELD CHARLES SUGAR JEAN TARANTINO JOYCE TAUSCH 'nut use Qi lvlffltt' A WL! U 1- 'ix A it 1 , i , I 0'-s Q.. Gs :I PETE TIMBRELLO NICHOLAS TUZZOLINO FRANK TURNER SIGMUND Van Den BERG BENJAMIN AGUILERA Commercial Sr B Tea Commuttee Sr A Pncnrc Commuttee Track Team A Cappella CAROL ALNETT Home Economics Sr A Treasurer Sr B Parade Commlttee G A A Y Teens Advuory Board Fashron Show Queen Drama Tnme Amerucan Salute ARTHUR ALVAREZ General Sr B Sweater Committee Sr A Breakfast Commnttee CHARLES ALVAREZ Academrc Sr B Tea Comrnlttee Sr A Cap 8. Gown Committee Cross Country GARY ANDERSON lndustrral Sr B Cap B. Gown Commlttee Sr A Teo Cammnttee Drama Tame JOY ARENDT Commercial Sr B Color Day Commnttee Sr A Tea Commattee Comwolen Edells Spomsh Club Art Productlon ROBERT ASHFORD Hrstory Sr B Calor Day Commnttee A B Basketball Sr A Breakfast Commnttee Letterman s Club Hn Y Presvdent Key Club A Cappella Drama Tame Haofprmts Staff JACK BEIERLE Academrc Sr B Sweater Commtttee Sr A Tea Commnttee H1 Y B Basketball Drama Tlme JACK BERGMAN Commercral Student Body Treasurer Sr B Budget Commnttee Sr A Pucnlc Commnttee Basketball Boots 8. Ballernnas Vlce Pres BARBARA BERNSTEIN Commercral Sr A Lawn Committee Sr A Cap 81 Gown Committee Comwolel Edells STEFFI BLAND General Student Body President Glrls Vice President G L C President Sr B Sweater Commnttee Gurls League Hlstorlan A Cappella C A S C Northern League Represen Madrrgals Boots 8. Ballerunas ROBERT VAUGHT MARGARET WHITE 'wig is f it ,f 5 v lr X x 1? WARREN BOWLES Academrc Sr A Breakfast Commrttee Drama Tnme Band B Football C D Basketball CAROLE BRIDE Home Economrcs Sr B Tea Commrttee Sr A Breakfast Commlttee G A A Y Teens Fashnon Show EDWARD BROGAN Commercral Sr B Cap 8- Gown Commuttee Sr A Tea Commtttee Boots It Ballerunas Wrnter Wonderland HEI sf f ,o . o-L vt w: ' he t '?' RALPH WILBUR STEPHEN YOUNG PETER ZENZOLA ALTHEA WILLIS JOANN ZAPPANTI PAT GROSSMAN WWW tt Q IRENE CASTRO General Sr B Parade Commnttee Sr A Cap B- Gown Commrttee Drama Tlme Gtrls Glee SALLY CAVANAUGH Commercral Sr B Breakfast Chairman Sr A Plcmc Charrman Career Commencement G A A Health Representative LORAINE CERA Commercral Sr B Tea Commuttee Sr A Pucnnc Commnttee G A A G l C Drlll Team Fashnon Show JOHN CHAPLIN lndustrral Sr B Tea Comrnuttee Sr A Pucnlc Commuttee Varsnty Cross Country A B C Track Hntchmg Post Sports Edutor Advnsory Board JOANNE CHOULER Commercral Sr B Sweater Commuttee Sr A Prom Committee G A A Comwoleu Advnsory Board Faxhlon Show JONI CITO General Sr A Breakfast Commlttee G A A Y Teens Hoofrnnts Sensor Co Edutor Booster Club Health Representatrve KATHLEEN COLLINS Commercral B Parade Comrnlttee A Cap 5 Gown Commuttee mwolen LAND COLLINS Commercral B Tea Commtttee A Tea Commuttee EDITH COMPTON General Sr B Color Day Commnttee Sr A Tea Commrttee G A A Comwolen Edells Y Teens Corr Sec Hustoruon CHARLES COOK Academrc Scholarship Saclety School Cheerleader Sr A Clan Presudent Boys Federatnan Vuce Pres Chtef lustlce A Gym Club Letterman s Club Key Club Advnsory Bqqrd Drama Tnme f J.. ki i . 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' MARGIE COSTANTINO Commerctal Scholarshrp Socuety Class Cheerleader Sr A Breakfast Committee 4 Star lettergrrl G A A :ce Prestdent Grrls League Vrce Pres lettergnrls Gen Chm Treas Comwolet Fashion Show Narrator Drama Trme MARY ELLEN CROASMUN Home Economrcs School Cheerleader Sr A Tea Charrman letterglrls G A A Ofhcnals Edells Vrce Fresndent Y Teens Treasurer Sr Glrls Glee Fashlon Show Prrncess Drama Tame DONNA DEE Commercral Sr B Secretary Sr A Tea Commrttee Sr A Breakfast Commnttee Chrel Justrce Comwolet Edells Advisory Board Health Representatrve JOAN DeLaVERGNE C ommercral Sr B Tea Committee Sr A Tea Commrttee Comwoler Fashion Show DAVID DIAMOND General Sr B lawn Commrttee Sr A Breakfast Committee Future Teachers of Amerrca Spamsh Club I C C Boys Federatran Representatnve Hoofrrnts Staff Hutchrng Post Staff Varsity Chess Team Chess Club Vlce President JACOB DITMAN lndustnal Arts Sr B Cap 8 Gown Commrttee Sr A Plcnlc Committee Prrnt Shop Crew DOROTHY DU ESLER Commercial Sr B Cap 8- Gown Commuttee Sr A Plcnlc Cammnttee Comwolet G A A G L C Ofllclals Club Y Teens Sat at Arms Boots B Ballerrnas Sec Drama Tame MIKE DUKE Academrc Sr B Sweater Cammrttee Sr A Prom Commrttee A B Football B Baseball Key Club Presrdent Letterman s Club HI Y Red Cross Representatrve RICARDO DURAN Academlc Sr B Lawn Committee Sr A Tea Cammrtlee A B Football Gym Club RONALD EDWARDS Academrc Sr B Calor Day Committee Sr A Plcnlc Commlttee Sr Band B Football Key Club HI Y CLAUDIA ELLISON Commercial Class Cheerleader Sr B Teo Commtttee Sr A Breakfast Chaurman Betty Crocker Homemaker Award Letterglrls Treasurer Grrls league Treasurer G A A Hrstortan Comwoler Presrdent Adam s Rub Hurts Nose For News GLORIA ENRIQUEZ General Sr B Color Day Commrttee Sr A Ptcnlc Commuttee G A A Y Teens Edells Treasurer Comwolet JERRY EPSTEIN Academic Sr B Sweater Commuttee Sr Prcntc Committee B Basketball Hltchlng Post Sports Staff NANCY FARISS Commercial Sr B Cap B Gown Commrttee Lettergrrls G L C Comwoler Y Teens Offucrals G A A Drlll Team Fashuon Show Prlncess BEATRICE FIERRO Commercral Sr B Tea Commrttee Sr A Announcement Commtttee Comwolet Edells Y Teens TONY FILARDO Industrial Sr B Sweater Commrttee Sr A Games Commlttee Band Basketball Advrsory Board Art Praductton Boys Glee Grounds Commussron Chrlstmas Play SHIRLEY FLEMING Sr B Sweater Commrttee Sr A Prom Commrttee G A A A Cappella Art Production Hoofprmts Staff Fashlan Show Drama Ttme Footllghts B Harmony LINDA FRIEDLAND Academic Scholarship Soctety Sr A Breakfast Committee G A A Letterglrls Offlclals Club Y Teens I C C Representatrve Spamsh Club Vtce Pres Sec Edells Drama Trme ROBERT GAITAN Academrc Sr A Announcement Commrttee B Basketball Cross Country Spanish Club ROBERT GALLAGHER Academrc Sr A Clean up Commrttee A Basketball EDWARD GARCIA lndustnal Sr A Announcement Commrttee Key Club A Cappella BARBARA GEIGER Hrstory Sr B Color Day Committee Sr B Color Day Talent Sr A Pram Committee G A A Offtclals Club Y Teens Booster Club Hoofprmts Sensor Edrtor PAT GROSSMAN Commercral Sr B Sweater Committee Sr A Tea Committee Comwolel Edells HENRY GUTIERREZ Hrstory Sr B Cap 8- Gown Commtttee Sr A Breakfast Commrttee JV Baseball A Track Spamsh Club EDMUND HERNANDEZ lndustnal Sr B Parade Commlttee Sr A Tea Committee Gym Club Basketball LUCILLE HIGUERA Home Economlcs Sr B Tea Commnttee Sr A Plcnlc Commlttee Fashion Show Prrncess A Cappella Madrlgal Chrustmas Fantasy Fortune Teller Sr B Cap L Gown Commrttee CLAUDIA HEFFERNAN Academrc Sr A Breakfast Commrttee G L C G A A Drrll Team Edells Spamsh Club Camera Club Art Production GERALD HUFFINE lndustnal Arts Sr B Parade Commrttee Sr A Breakfast Committee Gym Club All Norther Letterman s Club Treasurer Advisory Board Christmas Fantasy GEORGE JACKSON lndustnal Arts Sr B Parade Commuttee Sr A Plcmc Commlftee A Football A Cappella Hrtchlng Post Prlnt Crew ETTIE JALOWITZ Academic Sealbearer Bank of America Award Scholarshrp Society Treasurer Sr B Cap 8. Gown Commrttee Sr A Announcement Chalrman Court Clerk G L C Edells Cornwoler Spamsh Club ROBERT JOHNSON Acodemrc Sr B Lawn Chairman Sr A Tea Committee A B Football B Track Letterman s Club Vlce President Hr Y Key Club A Cappella Presudent Grounds Commrsslon WILLIAM JONES Academrc Scholarshrp President School Cheerleader Sr B President Sr A Plcnuc Committee B Football l C C Hltchtng Post Editor tn Chief Hoofprlnts Copy Editor Advrsory Board HARVEY KAGASOFF Industrial Sr B Sweater Committee Sr Tea Commrttee Gym Club Advnsory Board Httchlng Past Staff JOHN KENDRICK General Sr B Lawn Committee Sr A Plcnlc Commtttee A B Football Key Club A Cappella JEAN LAMB Commercral Sr B Color Day Chairman Sr A Prcmc Commrttee G L C Treasurer G A A Drull Team Costume Chalrman Fashion Show BETTE .IO LANDRUM Home Economics Sr B lawn Commrttee Sr A Prcnlc Committee A Cappella Spotlrght Revue Footllghts It Harmony LLOYD LARSON General Sr B Parade Commnttee Sr A Breakfast Commrtlee A Gym Club DONNA LAWSON Commercral Sr B lawn Commrttee Sr A Tea Cemmlttee G A A Advrsory Board Fashnon Show A Cappella Drama Time Spotlrght Revue Footllghts G Harmony GEORGE LEHRER Academrc Scholorshtp Society Sr B Paradae Commtttee Sr A Tea Committee Boys Federatron Vrce Pres Spamsh Club Hltchrng Post Copy Edttor Chess Club BARBARA LeVAN Academic Salutatorran Sealbearer Scholarship Treasurer Future Teachers of Amer Treas 3 Star lettergtrl Lettergtrls Secretary G A A Vrce Pres Treas Offlclals Club Sr A Tea Camrmttee Fashron Show COMMITTEE CIIAIRMEN FRONT ROW Kendrnck Schneuder Johnson Cook SECOND ROW Lomb, Pocmo Peloquln Julowltz, Poss, Srmrnow BACK ROW Elluson, Otto Smrtson Tuzzolrm, Zen zolo Turner GAA. 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WILLIAM LEWINSTEIN History Sr B Budget Commuttee Sr A Pncnuc Commuttoe B Baseball B C D Basketball Hntchung Post StafT JACK E LITTLE lndustnal Sr B Color Day Commlttee Sr A Breakfast Commlttee Gym Club B Football B Track DOLORES LOERA Home Economrcs Sr B Color Day Committee Sr A Cap 8- Gown Commntteo Edells Fashlon Show Princess EDWARD LUNSFORD General Tgack C Basketball Advlsory Board Health Commnttee Health Representatlve DARLENE MacKRELL General Sr A Secretary Sr B Banner Commattee Edells Vlce Presldent Comwoler A Cappella Spotllght Revue Salute to Amernca Fortune Teller JOE MANNINO lndustrlal Sr B Parade Commrttee Sr A Breakfast MARY MARCHESE Home Economics Sr B Tea Receptton Sr A Tea Commlttee Glrls Glee Advnsory Board Fashlon Show Spotllght Revue ROBERT MELENDREZ lndustrral Arts Sr B Tea Commrttee Sr A Plcnlc Games Commuttee A Track PHYLLIS MERENDA General Sr B Tea Commuttee Sr A Cap 8- Gown Committee Comwolel Edells SANDRA MILLER Commercral Sr A Breakfast Commlttee G L C Vnce Presudent Letterglrls G A A Offlclals Club Comwoleu Treasurer Edells Spanish Club Health Representatrve SIDNEY MILLER Hrstory Sr B Parade Commuttee Sr A Tea Commnttee Bull of Rtghts Speaker B Football A Track Cross Country Hltchnng Post Sports Co Edutor Student Gov Representatlve Boys Federatuon Representatwe Camera Crew FLORENCE MOGAMI Academrc Sr B Refreshment Committee Sr A Pncnnc Commuttee G A A Spanish Club Advlsory Board Health Board Health Cornmlsnoner RONALD MUCCI tndustnal Sr B Sweater Commlttee Sr A Health Cemmtttee C D Basketball Gym Club Advusory Board A Cappella Grounds Commnsslon Health Representatuve ROBERT MURPHY Industrial Arts Sr B Assembly Cammnttee Sr A Tea Commnttee Hltchlng Post Prlnt Crew Advnsory Board LYDIA ORTEGA Home Economics Sr B Color Day Commlttee Sr A Tea Committee Hoofprrnts Edutor G A A Y Teens A Cappella Fashlon Show Chrnstmas Fantasy MICHAEL OSBORN General Sr B Parade Chanrman Sr Prom Commuttee Boys Fed Representatuve Gym Club Manager Art Production Fufty Munutes Nose for News FLORENCE OTTO Academic Scholarshrp Soclety Sr B Budget Commlttee Sr A Tea Chaurman 2 Star Letterglrl Letterglrls Vuce Pres Sec G A A Pres Corr Sec Offrclals Club Edells Vice President NOVELLA PABST General Sr A Prom Commtttee A Cappella SecretarY Sprung B Chrustmas Musicals Drama Tlme Adam s Rub Hurts A Nose for News ROSEMARY PARTIDA Commercral Sr B Color Day Commxttee Sr A Breakfast Commlttee Comwolel Fashion Show PATRICIA PELOQUIN General Sr B Lawn Commlttee Sr A Plcnlc Commlttee A Cappella Advnsory Board Fashion Show Edells Treasurer Comwolel Spotlight Revue Amerlca Salute Fortune Teller ROMONA PENA History Sr B Lawn Cammrttee Sr A Breakfast Commlttee JACQUELYN POCINO Commerclal B Budget Chalrman A Prom Commnttee A Tea Commuttee A Breakfast Committee Comwoler Edells Grrls Glee Advusory Board Fashlon Show MARSHA PORITSKY Commercial Sr B Cap B- Gown Commnttee Sr A Breakfast Commnttee G L C G A A Y Teens Vrce Pres Hast Comwolen Edells Advlsory Board Fashnon Show MADLYN POSS Commercial B Glrls Vnce Presldent B Color Day Chatrman A Breakfast Commnttee A Tea Commuttee Hrtchnng Post Staff Comwolel Edells Art Production Drama Tnme JOSEPH PROVENZANO Industrial Sr B Parade Committee Sr A Plcnnc Committee Band Grounds Commlssron Advisory Board Health Commnsslon Art Productnon Sprung Festlval JIM REILAND General Sr A Cap B Gown Commltteo A Cappella Boys Glee MARGOT RICO Commerclal Sr A Cop B Gown Committee EUGENE ROBKIN Academn: Valedlctorran Sealbearer Bank of America Award Boys Federatlon Pres Scholarshrp Socnety Sr B Budget Commuttee Sr A Plcnlc Commlttee Hoolprnnts Section Co Edltor Youth Actnvltues Commlsslon Drama Trme IRENE RODRIGUEZ Commercial Sr B Color Day Cornmnttee Sr A Cap 8- Gown Committee Spanish Club Presudent Edells Comwolel A Cappella Camera Club DARREL SAGER Academrc Sr B Calor Day Combo Sr B Cap B Gown Commrttee Sr A Tea Chairman Bond Student Dnrector Orchestra C Track Chess Club Vlce Presrdent Sprung Festival America Salute Christmas Fantasy FRED SCALESE Scaence Sr B Tea Clean up Committee B Football Orchestra C Basketball ROBERT SCHAEFER Academrc Sr B Cap In Gown Comrnlttoe Sr A Pncmc Commtttoe Future Teacher s of Arnerlca Hntchlng Post Cub Reporter IRL SCHNEIDER lndustnal Sr B Breakfast Cammrttee Sr A Cap B Gown Comrmtteo A Cappella Hltchrng Post Pnnt StalT JOANNE SCOTT Home Economics Sr B Parade Committee Sr A Prcnrc Committee 2 Star Letterglrl G A A G L C Drull Team Spanish Club Fashnon Show CELIA SELBY Home Economrcs Class Cheerleader Sr A Breakfast Commuttee Gullders Award G A A Fashnon Show Prnncess Grounds COMMISSION Fnfty Mlnutes Adam s Rlb Hurts A Nose for News JOANN SIMINOW Scholarshrp SocletY Student Body Glrls Vlce Pres Grrls League President G L C Y A C I C C Spannsh Club Hnstonan Edells A Cappella Glrls Glee JUNE SIMINOW Academrc Bank of America Award Student Body Secretary Sr AGurls Vlce Pres Gnrls Judge G L C President Spanish Club Presldent A Cappella Edells Grounds Commlsslon Boots B Ballerlnas ROBERT SMITSON Academrc B Boys Vlce Presldent B Color Day Assembly B Tea Commltteo A Prom Committee A B Football A Track Key Club A Cappella Boys Glee LENA SNOW General Sr B Lawn Commnttee Sr A Tea Committee Sr A Announcement Commuttea G A A Comwolel Edells GEORGE SOTO Academrc Sr B Cap B Gown Commuttee Sr A Toa Commuttee A B Football A B Track Letterman s Club Boys Glee Hltchlng Post Page Editor GLORIA SPEAR Commercial Sr B Color Day Commrttee Sr A Pucnnc Committee KENNETH STARKEY lndustrral Sr B Sweater Commstte Sr A Breakfast Cammrttee WARREN STRALEY lndustnal Artss Sr B Breakfast Commuttee Sr A Breakfast Commuttee Pnnt Shop Crew Chess Club LARRY STRAU SS Academrc Sr A Breakfast Commrttee Gym Club Manager Chess Club Presndent Hltchlng Post Staff LOIS STERNFELD Commercnal Sr B Sweater Commnttee Sr A Announcement Commnttee G l C Cornwoleu Edells Fashlon Show CHARLES SUGAR lndustnal Sr A Tea Commrttee A Football All Northern Player of the Year B Football B Baseball letterman s Club HI Y Advisory Board JEAN TARANTINO Commercral Sr B Color DaY Commlttee Sr A Tea Commnttee JOYCE TAUSCH Commercral Sr B Tea Commuttee Sr A Tea Commnttee Comwolen Edells PETE TIMBRELLO tndustrlal Sr B Sweater Commnttee Sr A Clean up Commnttee B Cross Country B Baseball letterman s Club Ha Y Punt Shop Crew A Cappella Spotllght Revue Footlrghts B Harmony FRANK TURNER General Bank of Amenca Award Chalrman of Board of Comm Advisory Board Pres Pro tem Sr A Cap 5 Gown Charrman Boys Judge Gym Club Key Club Ht Y Orchestra Drama Tume NICHOLAS TUIZOLINO Academic A Boys Vuce Pres B Sweater Charrman B lawn Commnttee A Prom Co Chairman B Football Spannsh Club Advlsory Board Grounds Commnsslon Boys Glee Health Commhusslan SIGMUND Van Den BERG General Sr B Refreshment Committee Sr A Cap Bu Gown Commntteo Gym Club All Northern HI Y letterman s Club Advnsory Board A Cappella Drama ROBERT VAUGHT tndustnal Sr A Breakfast Committee B Football C D Basketball Letterman s Club Hr Y MARGARET WHITE 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J .lG.,,!3. 1 A VALIANT YEAR Valuants on Parade A Wnb class songs showing pep and splrlt at Color Day A Both parents and students engoyed 1be tea A A skut for Color Day Assembly A Coral and Brown for the Valnants new sweaters A Sr A Gnrl of the Grade Barbara LeVan A Sr A Boy of The Grade Bull Jones A Our Prlnce Vallanf Bob Srnurson A Sensor Pucnuc Clowns A Receptuon lane at the Valuants Tea A Sensor B Cheerleaders Dlana Reyes Dobey Floyd Glorua Esplnoso A OPPOSITE PAGE BLACK MAGIC Scenes at the 1955 annual Prom 'N f '! if 'K 41 g B12 GRADE-FRONT ROW: Carol McBride, Joan Bonelli, Linda Revsen, Barbara Carlburg, Barbara Huffman, Esther Martinez, Janet Pantalone, Beverly Stutz, Aida Lugo, Camille Campas, Diana Reyes, Joe Rivera, SECOND ROW: Tommy Nielsen, Bob Kameoka, Ray Ogawa, Eddie Rose, Jackie White, Gail Allsop, Dobey Floyd, Jackie Bentsen, Betty Kotick, Mary Ann Tamburelli, Gloria Espinosa, Ernie Montesanti. THlRD ROW: Francis Merriman, Bob Raymond, Joe Frontino, Yoram Getzler, Rodney Velasco, Mike Hupp, Ronald Bizik, Rollie Slagle, David Wall, Johnny Celiz, Joe Huven, Guy Serles. BACK ROW: Steve Milici, Marvin Goldman, Paul Vigyikan, Bob Hill, Irv Rashoff, Ray Powell, Jim Johnson, Richard Pulcifer, Bob Merlo, Douglas Lutz, Jack Vrtar, Bob Watterlond. BIZ 1 ? NNW 'ie fy Bl2 GIRL OF THE GRADE Bl? BOY OF THE GRADE ,,Q , Barbara Huffman Marvin Goldman -,ff Q Q1 , .1 , QV B12 OFFICERS-Bob Kamioka, Tommy Neilson iPres.J, Brenda Revsen, Aida Lugo, Mary Ann Tamburelli. V I K I Af 1 1 A11 GRADE-FRONT ROW: Carolyn Torrence, Bob Smith, Wayne Thomas, Verne Van Horn, Dick Scheidt. SECOND ROW: Barbara Bergman, Sharon Brennan, Jo Altman, Carolyn.Wade, Mary Ellen Styhl, Ofelia Aragon, Pat Sharp, Barbara Wesley, Barbara Black. THIRD ROW: Josie Brennan, Robert Cirieco, Ernestine Blacksher, Lillian Venegas, Laura Serventi, Nancy Liles, Gloria Thompson, Evelyn Verest, Irene Yuhas, Shirley Brown. BACK ROW: Rex Robeson, Wirt Nelson, Jerry Stapp, Simon Zemel, Gus Lomonaco, Nacho Lopez, Donna Wycoff, Barbara Tausch, Nileen Carrier. A11 GRADE-FRONT ROW: Priscilla Hernandez, Jo Dimel, Jo Ann Chaffin, Olivia Esquivel, Nikki Distaso, Lulu Chazaro, Joann Fridkin, Frances Estrella, Joan Duncan. SECOND ROW: Denny Haworth, Dave Spalione, Jim Harton, Ken Easton, Catherine Eyraud, Virginia Carroll, Olga Garcia, Marlene Crapo, Richard Anderson, Gaylon Fleming, Rudy Huven, Leroy Hall. THIRD ROW: John Osborn, Paul Elkins, Joann Godfrey, Caryl Brown, Patsy Adams, Connie Burke, Charles Gail, Wayne Frick, Bill Buchanan. BACK ROW: Larry Carlisle, Richard Montague, Billy Hull, Jerry Casada, Verne Chapman, Douglas Robinson, Bob Hoyt, Bill Fenwick, Garnett Hill. sd l f-.X as: I M Q l g Q. -I C if 4 ,- ,, ,41 All BOY OF THE GRADE Dick Scheidt All GlRL OF THE GRADE Frances Hollis Bl! A11 GRADE-FRONT ROW: Lea Jochnuk, Phyllis Provenzano, Anna Marchese, Rosalie Knight, Helen Loera, Mary Maldonado, Pat Helbling, Eleanor Hill, Natalie Rannis. SECOND ROW: Frances Hollis, Armida Miranda, Norma Ross, Lorraine Jones, Sybil Haines, Jacqueline Reina, Janis Ong, Kathleen Tudolini, Vivian Richardson, Pot Meyer. THIRD ROW: Roger Moon, Jim Kaiser, Richard Luchetta, Gloria Moles, Donna Miller, Virginia Pinch, Ann Larson, Penny Miller, Annette LaCroix, Becky Jackson. BACK ROW: Linda Koppell, Sharon Otto, Myrna Rutherford, Lola Hopkins, Carol Harden, Arla Riley, David Moore, Judy Killeen, Richard Riding, Roger Johnson. , S. : 'ri X . f ff 9: Q x , . anus- Bll GIRL OF THE GRADE B11 BOY or THE GRADE Betty Boker Frank schiudo zngg, U' wi 77' Nav 6 If 1 pf l W-..,., , f WA A 4.52 Q 114, J , Q O'i X of 19X 1 .f x '75, i kg? -Z S W e ,.:f . 4 'V 4 3 .ji Mrk. 3 .1 Q 0 of Q In A 4. Q Q A 4: ir Q f -f . if' K . , ,- - ' if A T if N- fg: y W 'cf 8 H V xxx 4 .vit Zi- , .. ' i .IL iyl tif? 8 .U ,Q ,Lv - Xi N , J '. b - f . 1 . 1 f ' - J, , ,9 it law, - J 3 fy l ' -5 , il 4 . , ri ' .Zi , Q t fl , ' r N xg , 5 i xx ' XM wx t A 04 B11 GRADE-FRONT ROW: Shirley Kapshut, Pauline Stozoff, Pat Kidwell, Sachiico Otsubo, Mary Ann Ramero, Charles Long, Olga Juarez, Cynthia Gaulding, Marylee Garbo, Lois Johnson, Milagro Strukl. SECOND ROW: Mario Petralia, Shirley Hamilton, Arnold Montero, Ruth Gonzalez, Mike Scurto, Kathy McClain, Tommy Perasso, Nancy Knudsen, Shaindell Jalowitz, Sheldon Brauer. THIRD ROW: Allen Langdale, Anthony Pantalone, Jimmy Williamson, Pot Lala, Dyann Rosebarry, Caro Akerman, Rachel Garcia, Donna Sawyer, Marguerita Valencia, Shirley Stanford, Ann Scott, Allen Berliner. BACK ROW: Arnold Lubliner, Jack Pierini, Frank Schiada, Don Shambra, Fred Ramerez, Dave Morre, David Nickerson, Don Waldo, Richard Mosner, Alex Martin. B11 GRADE-FRONT ROW: Jimmy Frye, Robert Koeb, Robert Blake, Diana Bell, Loreli Aguilar. SECOND ROW: Rosie Ramirez, Lucy Esparza, Emily Sano, Sara Carrillo, Beatrice Cuellar, Jackie Sinclair, Mary Alvarez, Margie Ditsler, Sheila Spade. THIRD ROW: Dolores Chapin, Olivia Esquivel, Sandro Cohn, Lynne Garoutte, Camille Bilardi, Joyce Seyffert, Barbara Ditsler, Joyce Farrar, Sonia Troncale. FOURTH ROW: Betty Baker, Yolanda Areu, Leonard Shaevitz, Ruben Yuriar, Jim Turner, Tom Abbatte, Art Feldman, Ted Hill, Dale Waaler. BACK ROW: Richard Bales, Bernard Trudeau, Bob Avesian, Mike Hobley, Tommy Joy, Gordon Herrick, Art Hernandez, Tony Esparza. - ,ig i-....'-I EQ? x W W A :,' ' f qi? .Hai ff- i : I sg' t . sie' Tl , -z..:::...- i 'X K r Q- , 15,1 . Y i,unu:.1p, lllqvll' Q' 'eff J 4 ' QQ X Ygr. f wb ,5, , , A X crii R , U 9 E f wig ,.,.s:r tw- 47191: ,rg . ii x-, .v 4 fy, 1 5 , N 9 xi, 4 41 A 'as A 'Q lvl A09 qw? I J Q 'V g T If I A10 GRADEeFRONT ROW: Alfonso Lopez, David Lorge, Fern Collins, Barbara Fetterolf, Nancy Andersen, Karlene Beckman, Lynne Ash, Judy Minter, Mildred Haft, Darlene Cravea, JoAnn Childers, Celeste Anschultz, Linda Bastian. ROW TWO: Stan Lyons, Bill Lamb, Andy Honig, Wayne Martin, Kenneth Hart, Aurum Gordon, Harold McAdam, Benny Davidson, Ron Rartridge, Arnold Springer, Sanford Pollac, David Jacobson ROW THREE: Thomas Mong, Maurice Gamas, Frank Deckon, Frank Sherwood, Jim Weaver, Bob Hardy, Andrew Pucio, Anthony Reid, Lyle Sandlin, Alan Cooper, Paul Braham, Joe Ladesma. ROW FOUR: Jim Larson, Nick Lewis, Richard Laborico, Ronald Rewald, Paul Ortega, Ronald Melitsotf, Don Lawrence, Tyrone Power, Jerome Pennington, Charles O'Connor, Mile Lopez, Dennis McNichol. A10 GRADE-FRONT ROW: Josephine Collette, Bob Burk, Lorelie Brennan, Tony Rosas, Angie Castillon, Marilyn Salinas, Gina Villa Nueva, Alice Williams, Arnetta Sanner, Ralph Garcia, Dennis Ferguson, ROW TWO: Sddie Burton, Janice Robins, Myrna Auerbach, Linda Wheeler, Robert Duarte, Beverly Scliaffran, Norma Watia, Henry Brownstein, Virginia Anderson, Frances Burke, Marion Scott, Lydia Quintana. ROW THREE: Art Serventi, Fidel Arrendondo, Chuck Cappazola, Joe Carpenter, Ying Wong, Michael Schwab, Harvey Ster, Ralph Breitler, Richard Zubiate, Kenji Tanimoto, Ralph Selby, Wanita Wimer. ROW FOUR: Tony Vidana, Bob Burks, Vince Buscarino,Johnny Vickson,Pat Smitson, Chris Gelalich, Lenore Siegel, Larry Sigler, Howard Weisweaver, Dennis Boyce, , , v Yun 'Yr Ln. i ,3 Fig E li - A . f 'A Y , AlO GIRL OF THE GRADE Roberta Mitchell A10 BOY OF THE GRADE Anthony Iwata '2 A 2 B10 GIRL OF THE GRADE 510 Boy OF THE GRADE Helen Nl0d0VlS Etan Markowitz A10 GRADE-FRONT ROW: Sylvia Enriquez, Lorraine Palermo, Laurene Harris, Mary Jo Matter, Roberta Mitchell, Ann Goodman, Antonette Pollare, Sandralynn Gladieux, Sam Hershman, Eileen McBride, Paula Dubin, Pat Heffernan. SECOND ROW: Judy Petersen, Lila Jackson, Jackie Milhollond, Alice Myers, Saundra Hill, Anthony lwata, Eloise Gonzales, Lois Nickerson, Mary Kliiian, Mary Gail, Deanna DePetro. THIRD ROW: Dennis Herzog, Ronnie lsman, Vernon Juranek, Joyce Mclllwain, Mary Merriman, Natalie Lozano, Carole Hall, Linda Gibbs, Ruth Demaret, Lorraine Duke, Eileen Haddad, June McGuide. BACK ROW: Mata Esperanza, Alice Lopez, Lydia Garcia, Arlene Garber, Kathleen Purcell, Margaret Odessky, Rosemary Orris, Julie Larraillet, Beverly Lamb, Sylvia Martinez, Beverly Koffman, Betty Power. A9 GRADE-FRONT ROW: Marvin Brock, Alice Ackermann, Phyllis Barhata, Teresa Battista, Marge Alvarez, Chuck Collins, Lonnie Chidester, Warner Brantley, Jeannette Baden, Ann Boyle, Lois Bryrnen, Sandra Bass, Cecilia Barreras, Olivia Alaniz, Mary Baysinger, Howard Bloom, Paul Cohen, Kenneth Beasom. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Young, Allan Markowitz, Russell Keller, Jim Miller, Eugene Lolnoto, George Kennedy, John Martinez, Douglas Lindberg, Bob Munger, Arnold Mandelberg, Steve Lana, Ernie ffadeira, William Lackner, Richard McBride, Carmen Jackson, Betty Hall, Diana Helmkamp, lrene Gomez, Mrs, Currie, Mr. Goss. THIRD ROW: Rosalie lkeda, Loretta Garcia, Victor Berry, Lonnie Barreras, Ronnie Cox, Nathan Bunisky, Tommy Blakely, Andrew Bell, Richard Crowell, Kenneth Armstrong, ffarilynn Boyka, Roberta Blake, Linda Henry, Donald Kanter, Carole Hovey, Gayle Johnston, Nancy Holmes, Joyce Hardy, Diane Jordan. BACK ROW: Rita Estrada, Yolanda Estrada, Molly Diaz, Farida Greenberg, lsis Ely, Grace Ann Glorioso, Kay Glaser, Cynthia Gihhs, Linda Frye, Nathan Glazer, Larry Johue, Max Hernandez, Ronnie Hull, Richard Goodman, Dexter Herroz, Glenn Hudson, Bah Harton, George Herrmann, Baron Harris, l i Typw J mx X: E ., ,M 4-if . A Af' , ,A , 3 Tc A Q., 5 -7 , Y , A r if 0- '- A9 BOY or THE RADE Rey? X' Ja- G ...-4535 f V1 , Manuel Nitzberg --Q - V v . 4 -. IH F? Q , , 'Es ' 'n ,, W, A9 GIRL OF THE GRADE gi' Shauna Sorenson 2 vs 1 I ' - gg ffl u r - 1 , lg: , , .,,, ,ig B9 GIRL OF THE GRADE B9 BOY OF THE GRADE Carolyn Roller Mitchell Dirnkich 1 1. A9 GRADE-FRONT ROW: Jeanne Landrum, Norma Miyagawa, Barbara Malisch, Carolyn Crapo, Adele Cossentino, Ann Cook, Sharlet Dingman, LaVaughn Colby, Eleanor Cardona, Rachel Nova. SECOND ROW: Yoshiko Otsubo, Josephine Parrino, Barbara Pacino, Patrick O'Connar, Gail Knight, Antoinette Miali, Betty Popp, Barbara Castro, Rosalie Colenzo, Vickie Carroll, Shari Crain, lrene Cuellar. THIRD ROW: Alex Finto, Janice Northrup, Mary Ann Papaditch, Gary Garofalo, Alice Munn, Robert Porter, Morris Newman, Karen Mandsager, Janet Martin, Marjorie Cook, Dalia Darfman. FOURTH ROW: Clark Farrell, Stephen Duke, Frankie Partida, Patricia O'Brien, Marneth Lang, Lillian Lopez, Richard Aplanalp, Barry Duesler, Philip Del Rio, Kem Du Val, Adam Escarcega. BACK ROW: Gary Garber, Joe Pasqua, Wayne Dekle, Jerry Fry, Terry Puckett, John DeLussa, Ray Pittman, Louie Prada, David Penn, Salvador Garcia, Manuel Nitzberg. B9 GRADE-FRONT ROW: Tom Cardenas, Tony Padilla, Nicky Montez, Richard Castillo, Anthony Carrillo, Pat Morgan, Rudy Ortiz, Jim Myers, Ray Daniels, David Bowles. SECOND ROW: Pat Loynds, Teresa Esparza, Linda Di Stefano, Aida Alcala, Irma DeLaro, Sharon Lyons, Virginia Campos, Yolanda Esquivel, Lucille Musmecci, Sndra Liles, Olivia Armstrong, Angelina Lucero, Noreane DeVarso, Eleanor Napoli- tana. THIRD ROW: Richard Miyagawa, Lucille Wilhelm, Susan Lutz, Phoebe Luna, Nancy Mariette, Judy Carlson, Kathy Lyons, Patricia Badostain, Lorraine Lum, Gale De Felice, Kyra Bertelson, Delores Muro, Della Barnard, Sondra Burmeister. FOURTH ROW: Gail Marchese, Rod Noblet, Leon Melton, Mitchell Dimkich, Ronnie Crawford, Jerry Clayton, John Langdale, Steve Bovan, Joseph Comstock, Steven Preece, Robert Cooper, Ralph Bizik, Frances Lomonaco. BACK ROW: Victor Cerda, Manuel Cardenas, Ivo Micheli, Robert Bentsen, Ralph Melendrez, Danny Duran, Jim Adams, Bob Pitts. cg :- 3 I 4 4, AJ- Jw 1 A9 GRADE-FRONT ROW: Luis Zemel, Richard Woodford, Babette Fields, Eleanor Franquez, Crystal Graham, Nancy Yamada, Luanne White, Senya Wood, Olga Venegas, Jack Velosco, Fred Wright, Robert Frontuto. SECOND ROW: Roger Rubbins, Rose Marie Rivera, Sherry Poritzky, Sybil Ruff, Peggy Power, Diann Steele, Mary Lynn Scheidt, Gloria Quirk, Marianne Petteruto, Eve Segura, Rosie Santoro, Rosa Sanchez, Linda Terror, Frank Ruiz. THIRD ROW: Stanley Richmond, David Stott, Sandra Schmidt, Diane Pennington, Jay Spere, Sam Ortega, Bill Smith, Betty Lou Ruckinger, Shauna Sorenson, Manuel Trujillo Tetsu Tanimoto, Donald Sharp, Mary Perez, Tony Rios, FOURTH ROW: William Sokierka, Danyl Scott, Ernie Tavizon, Ferald Tessitore, Harold Stephens, Guy Randazzo, Franklin Slotnick, Tom Scavone, Frank Robles, Rudolph Ramirez, Bill Sherlock, Richard Steele, John Roach, Charles Winters. BACK ROW: Larry Zysman, Henry Vega, Leon Ward, Jerry Schwarz, Charles Snead, Bob Tamburelli, Richard Thompson, Tommy Waltman, Paul Shane, Seymour Tenenblatt, Jerry Pappa, John Ragland, Keith Voelttiner. B9 GRADE-FRONT ROW: David Killeen, Roger Larraillet, Tom Large, Wilbur Heinemann, Carmen Garcia, Joanie West, Helen Lange, Mike L. Sandahl, Richard Rehwald, Mary Garcia, Danny Lozano, SECOND ROW: Joanne Perrin, Donald George, Martha Ruiz, Richard Garcia, Judy Weiss, Joe Hernandez, Jeannette Perrin, Margaret Reynolds, Barbara Wert, Sharon Hope, ldelle Kapshut, Elizabeth Hammond, David Korhonen, THIRD ROW: Marsha Zenderman, Marion Schein, Carolyn Roller, Antoinette Taratino, Marilyn Sherman, Janet Kinslow, Barbara Freedman, Derald Schiedow, Arlen Webb, Raul Sanchez, John Gibson, Carol Kinchen, FOURTH ROW: Thomas Ligouri, Harvey Wimer, Arthur Laborico, Mike Johnson, Rudy Gonzalez, John Geiger, Linda Harrison, Ernie Jones, Linda Kortan, Gilbert Perez, Jim Long, Wayne Tausch, Robert Twohy. BACK ROW: Johnnie Jensen, Leah Larson, Geraldine Kelsey, Ann Raphael, Sandy Shand, Roy Krogsdale, Don Sher- wood, Robert Wright, Clifford Williamson, Ray Ruiz, Dennis Robinson. H Y Y v ff 1 W sf, 'C .-.i,, wcwawif rf .r - ,., f , - . if , --U f, , A I V i-.., . 8TH GRADE-FRONT ROW: Linda Schreiner, Elinore Pascoe, Suzanne Purvis, Sandra Ginsburg, Carol Tange, Beverly Ferguson, Joyce Suzuki, Kathlin Bers, Lucille Mormile, lfartha Shipp, Karen Jacobsen, Sharrie Haffer, Tema Jalowitz, Roy O'Brien. SECOND ROW: Maureen Hussey, Thomas Wright, George Tash, Omar Locklear, Jose Vfncgas, Laura Gallagher, Juanita Power, Irene Medina, Linda Saenz, Gerald Heinemann, Peter Miranda, Marian Steele, Nick Dimel, Olivia Vega, Armida Alvarez, Gene Assael, Jack Herrington, Elaine Voettiner. THIRD ROW: Annie Scott, Doraline Herrera, Larry Henson, Rand Chmara, Maria Scalese, Patty Myers, Kenneth Fogel, Gabriel Durado, Robert Seaman, Lowell Higley, Larry Anderson, Jack Watie, AI Coleman, Bob Rowe, Bob Pierini, Ismael Garcia, Arthur Esquivel, Joseph Bruno, Phyllis Hickman. FOURTH ROW: Janet Schaeffer, Nancy Yamamoto, Larry Frank, Richard Kaminsky, Rudy Valencia, Nick Finiello, Tommy Sadd, Donald Oberst, Richard Lopez, Ronald Gibbs, Michael Green, Marvin Fagenson, Ronnie Rutherford, Gordon Fisher, Felix Flores, Ralph Kane. BACK ROW: Martha Del Dio, Lilio Acosta, Louise Boyle, Peggy St. John, Darline Clovis, Betty Kirschner, Shirley Barrett, Sharon Miller, Yolanda Orta, Don Nowell, Jim Billings, Lynda Demke, Jane Friedman, Virginia Sanner, Johnna Vee Schultz, Carol Baca, Carolyn Separ, Linda Hughes. 8TH GRADE FRONT ROW: Jim Caro, Bill Wood, Encarnacion Arellano, Fabian Mercado, Phillip Miller, Ronnie Becker, Johnny Perez, Paul Johnson, George Elliott, Gerald Anschultz, John Adams, SECOND ROW: Diane Stubbs, Terree Ash, Rosalie Molina, Barbara Goldsmith, JoAnn Fourzon, Virginia Villarrel, Patty Jehue, Palmie Monteleone, Mary Fontes, Janice Rice, Esther Esquivel, Cathy Duda, Emma Jean Seward, Vicki Puckett, Loretta Martin, Maria Pedroza, THIRD ROW: Marie Losorelli, Barbara Pitts, Marie Ragland, Bonnie Bradford, Victoria Daniels, Teresa Costales, Beatrice Maras, Arlene Guarrera, Joan Kiec, Roberta Huizar, Susan Boy, Susanne Steinberg, Julia Puleio, Myra Steinberg, FOURTH ROW: Bruce Breitler, Frank Wheeling, Jack Grava, Billy McGuire, Dwain Ulbrich, Ted England, Guy McAdam, Allan Preece, Howard Kuwahara, Glenn Osborne, Charles Brubaker, Charles Amado, Ernie Chacon. BACK ROW: Raymond Crowell, Craig Palmer, Tom Korpal, Frank Brito, Benhur Reyes, Charles Paige, Nick Ramos, Donald Gonzales, James Alexander, Bobby Bradshaw, Charles Sismondo, Frank Iwata. 5 . L9 45, 3 Fr X. 'iNvS 1 . Y. 7 -vs 1 . .I J - V gn., ,' my I f - ia nal 'l' 0' .1-. '- N r 'Q . f sg-sv , '-127' ' .A - . I - l..t..s.:,,.a,,tf .la .uw A - .fs I X X N I iililltiillt li , ,J-3 E ii -- 7TH GRADE-FRONT ROW: Leslie Willis, Marty Freemond, Donald Devlin, Armando Garcia, Ronald Hill, Jose Knight, Bill Black, Fred Henry, Ronald Rees, James Evans, Chad Charlton, Anthony Belzano, Steven Fleming, Richard Ferguson, John Tallerico, Art Franz, Jordan Sanchez. SECOND ROW: Dolores Zubiate, Carlos Valles, Jerry Smith, Leo Francone, Anthony Landa, Danny Stephens, Thomas Downey, Robert Gregorio, Robert Laborico, Nancy Lozana, Sammy Sanchez, Kenneth Asmus, Howard Janapol, Richard Romero, Roy Hernandez, Ralph Cantos, Johnny Rey, Richard Gonzales, James Beasom, Mary Ellen Padilla. THIRD ROW: Jim Nason, Frank Vasquez, Michael Thompson, Jerry Ortega, Mike Potter, Bobby Medina, Belinda Sepulveda, Sandra Tange, June Brock, Maria Martinez, Gloria Hernandez, Ruth Avesian, Carol Lopez, Kathy Pardella, Barbara Salinas, Rodney Florea, Hugo Tadolini, Gary Crapo, Bob McLean, Howard Richley, Robert Janovici, John Walker, Harvey Simon. FOURTH ROW: Tony Pacheco, Danny Young, Jimmy Culton, Ruben Acosta, Mike Wineland, Ronnie Etherton, Ned Honig, Ricky Serrato, David Carlburg, Adolfo Reyes, Robert Ruiz, Norma Reyes, Mitzi Isaacson, Sandra Weaver, Ronnie Verbeck, Victor Bremer, Roger Van Selow, Dennis Tange, Patrick Martin, Charles Torrence. BACK ROW: Ruben Cabrera, Fonda Lee Zappanti, Raelene Shardon, Linda Braund, Richard Stevens, John Tryon, Lucille Salazar, Margo Brown, Virginia McBride, Marilyn Smith, Karen Riddle, Charlene Schein, Margie Wolfe, Yolanda Vasquez, Carol Mason, James Popenoe, Louis Uruchurtu, 7TH GRADE-FRONT ROW: Patrica Brown, Carolyn Hodges, Deirdre Pollard, Carlyle Bloom, George Maisano, Charles Brewis, David Anderson, Angelo Nasca, Carlos Hernandez, Lee Matthews, Martin Hughes, Adrianne Brown, Carol Schein. SECOND ROW: Marvin Cicero, Nancy Abbate, Ellen Wenner, Neil Sano, Richard Rannis, William McCarren, Harold Trubo, David Mackay, Ernie Rosas, Virginia Rose, Marilee Hummel, Barbara Deitshman, Lonny Hegeman, Arlene Guretzky, Nancy Cantor, Jean Steele, Luz Viramontes, Annamae Diehl, Jeffery Ferris, David Cook. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Deacon, Victor Moy, Louie Franone, Garnett Williams, Stanley Alvidrez, James Boyle, Craig Chapman, Robert Conlee, Bob Van Nort, Tonya Gamas, Melba Mclllwain, Martin Levin, Bob Harden, Stanley Houck, Curtis Holt, Vance Martin, Richard Cormier, Donald Miyagawa and David Pandrea, Esther Ordaz, Dennis Kunza. FOURTH ROW: Robert Martinez, Mark DiStefano, Virgil Carney, Colin Sandahl, Albert Stumbaugh, Joyce Shaw, Judy Gavin, Gayle Ellison, Helen Gibson, Mariorie Bergman, Linda Powers, Harriett Lundell, Judy Geon,'Kathy Fusco, Charles Wolfe, Betty Linler, Linda Curinga, Ruth Huizar, Irene Galvan, Bob Hernandez. BACK ROW: Rafaela Estrada, Helen Conzevoy, Sharon Dtnsmore, Carol Boylan, Bertha Garibay, Antoinette Walsh, Charyle Mong, Barbara Moore, Eugene Lucas, Linda Gomez, Georgia Cuellar, Mary Low Chavez, Patricia Cuellar, Karon Higley, Barbara Lockley, Martha Patrick, Norma Orta, Nancy Beck, Sally Hernndez, Carol Mae Foster, Jimmy Mares. nun I? if I 1 0 0 u u I 'Y ly 19 '14-if? l, i , . A! V, aw ff! ,t 2 ff ffm' X 1 WT T 3 Q 1 K .nag STUDENT BODY PRESIDENTS TOM LUNETTA, W'5 , d P nf..-.-.. 'Whig 5 on STEFFI BLAND, S'55 naar --am 'm 'i ..n? 1q?'ft ,uf .'J':-fig' H E' r K if , A pw W A- ' -' --ff 'b-.1 I 'Q 'br' -3.9 1' wif, F I QQ A? 1 . GIRLS VICE I-'RESIDENTS Steffl Bland CWD Joann Slmlnow CSD BOYS VICE PRESIDENTS Charles Cook CWD Rollle Slagle KSD 75M Wllson s two l955 leaders are flne examples of young Amerlca Steffi Bland summer student body president who served as gurls vlce president durlng Tom Lun etta s admnnlstratlon was the second female pres: dent In Wllson hlstory Toms ambltlous admlnlstratlon set the stage for many school actlvltles Sparkling In the spotlight of the Wmter cabinet were the clean campus compolgn and the Wmter Wonderland Chrlstmas dance Steftls energetic summer cabmet helped the lunuor hugh school on tts feet agaun by reorganlzlng the lunlor cabnnet and sponsored the Hawanan Holiday Dance A picture gallery of past presidents and bulletln board exhlblts publlclzang the duties of the various officers were special protects Wlth thelr goals set for clean grounds on campus a chummy atmosphere around campus and school prestlge off campus ln the commumty these students have grven hope for tomorrow s future lETTERMEN S AND IITTERGIRL S PRESIDENTS Altheo WllllS KSN Jlmmy Johnson STUDENT GOVERNMENT SPONSOR Mr Alben Nlelhmgn Phyllis Wershar Clarence Nlerrnrnan KWH 0,3 4171 ' ,, IIIMK I Q I A, Z ,, 4 5? of' . 'f A' I ll 1' D ' 'f If , . ,--Q1 1.1 CHIEF .IUSTICES-Jimmy Garcia KWD, Janis Ong CSD. CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS - Frank Turner IWJ Lucille Chozurro ISD BOYS FEDERATION PRESIDENTS Charles Gull CWD Eugene onus LEAGUE Pnisloims Joann Slmmow cwy Bcrborc Robkm ISD LEFT Wesley ISD STANDING TREASURERS Jock Bergman CWD Betty Ko1uckISJ SECRETARIES June Snmunow CWD Po1Sharu CSI LEFT vs- X , - . I , - . . I '2 . I 1 -'Q E4 f I If 'wf wry? if , , 5 , 'Y I If fl xi X I , It V Grounds Commissioner, the Board, Linda Revsen, Huffman, Publicity Com- missioner BACK ROW Barbara Black Organizations Commissioner Richard Luchetta, Athletic WINTER BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS-YLEFT TO RIGHT: Janis Ong, Buildings, Bernie Ginsburg, Athletics, Carol Burgess, Health, Howard Cantor, Fire and Safety, Frank Turner, Chairman of Board, Edward Ambarion, Publicity, Celia Selby, Grounds, Rollie Slagle, Organizations, Eunice Agulian, Service Points. The Board of Commissioners has the respon- sibility of many different iobs in the school, such as getting out schedules for athletic events, posters and bulletins on health and other school activities, keeping the grounds clean, and helping to conduct fire and bomb drills. The Board has many other iobs so it is divided into eight commissions. The com- missioners had fun carrying out these dif- ferent activities while doing a fine iob for the school. Our judges really don't wear robes in court, but while informal, they interpret and en- force the laws of Wilson and keep the students on their toes. Some of those under their iurisdiction are offenders to a clean campus and pupils in halls without permis- sion. WINTER AND SUMMER COURT-FRONT ROW: Janis Ong, Lea Jacknuk, Joan Bonelli. BACK ROW: Jimmy Garcia, Roger Johnson, Nlorve Goldman. WAY OF A TRANSGRESSOR-TOP PICTURE: Winter Judge Gil Bahr friendly but firmly enforces ius- tice on violator Rolph Garcia. ln SECOND PIC- TURE: Ralph pays for his offense. ZW:- The hall guards, keepers of the door, do the important iob of keeping the halls clear of excess traffic, dirt and noise during the before-school Period C. They have an ever- lasting iob, which has been well done this year. COURT BAILIFFS-FRONT ROW: Roger Johnson, Pat Sharp, David Moore. BACK ROW: Shaindell Jadowitz, Joan Godfrey, Mr. Parker CBoys' Court Sponsor? Miss Hewitt CGirIs' Court Sponsorb. lllllllillll I llllr LEADERSHIP IWINTERIAFAR LEFT Ifront to backb: Sharp, Rand, Selby, L. Huffman, Bahr, Slagle, Lunetta, Nlerriman. FRONT ROW: Amberian, Ginsberg, Hirst, Holt. SECOND ROW: Morrow, Smith Calhoun, NlcCarty. THIRD ROW: Revsen, Bland, Stein. Miller. FOURTH ROW: Gail, Weishar, Siminow Ong. FIFTH ROW: Turner, B. Huffman, Cook, Garcia. FAR RIGHT ffront to backt: Nlr. Mehlman Siminow, Agulian, Burgess, Canter, Jachnuk, Black. r 1 1 suv' Leadership Class gave students the oppor- tunity to organize school activities, con- tribute to the building of school morale, and perform other service to both themselves and the school. The class sponsored the Red Cross drive, Shoemaker Fund, installation assembly, student body ticket drive, and the Hawaiian Holiday dance. ' ..r . Q j . . 'gk e.:,..,.. . - ,Wm,. j1M: i , 1 A I .,e.,:.Z ..,. fe- guni . T - L-V-,-Q + ,TQ . -1 V. I QT:---T-sez .sx S LEADERSHIP ISUMMERJ-LEFT HAND SIDE: Friedland, Luchetta, Carlisle. RIGHT HAND SIDE: Jachnuk, Godfrey, Black, Pulcifer, Ogawa, Wesley, Willis, Johnson. FRONT ROW: Duke, Cook, June Siminow, Tamburelli, Huffman. SECOND ROW: Garcia, L. Revsen, B. Revsen, Slagle. THIRD ROW: R. Johnson, Carlburg, Conzevoy, Bland. FOURTH ROW: Sharp, Nlontague, Ong, Kotick. TOP ROW: Mr, Nlehlman ISponsor7, Esparza, L. Johnson, Mogami, Chazaro, Robkin, Kameoka, Joann Siminow. BOTTOM: Senior and Faculty Band entertain at Iffiflt .., N The Boy's Federation underwent a complete reorganization during the summer semester, under Eugene Robkin, president. Clean Char- acter and Clean Dress weeks were among the Federation's many undertakings. Boy's Federation also picked top students from the Boys of the Grade. Under Winter president Charles Gail, the all-boy organization co- sponsored the successful Christmas Drive with the Girls League, and also sponsored a dance. bl y TOP: Th U SUMMER Bovs' FEDERATION Bonn-FRONT Row: George Lehrer, TQ Oousrseggmkunity Che? lgrivljgmerooms donate Eugene Robkin, SECOND ROW: Steve Young, Mr. Rich fSponsorD. Two members from each homeroom make up the Advisory Board, which is headed by the boys' vice presidents. In this way problems of the students can be brought before the Board and solved more easily. Many prob- lems were brought up this year and most were solved or explained. The Thanksgiving Turkey Trot was sponsored by the Winter Advisory Board, headed by Charles Cook, while the Summer Board, led by Rollie Slagle, launched the third annual Motorcade suc- cessfully. Co-operating with the senior high cabinet in re-organizing the iunior student government was the most important work of the Junior Service Homeroom. Keeper of the grounds in the iunior area, it also guarded the cafe- teria during lunch period. Attendance moni- tors in the junior grades come from Junior Service. The Boys Fed Girls League got together and helped in the lllth St School Christmas Drive i. M. 5, Q A fi SENIOR ADVISORY BOARD-FRONT ROW: Killeen, Rosenfeld, Casada, Power. SECOND ROW: Knight, Perrin, Turner, Cook, Mr. Mehlman fSponsorD, Slagle, Bonelli, Lucero, Armstrong, Smitson. THIRD ROW: Stutz, Peloquin, Costantino, Black, Craig, Glazer, Markowitz, Jalowitz, Henry, Lehrer. FOURTH ROW: Breitler, Krupnick, Easton, DePetro, Carlburg, Nielsen, Ong, O'Brien, Edwards, Carrier. BACK ROW: Blake, Watkins, Revsen, Waaler, Johnson, LeCornu, Sherlock, Joy, Wheeler, Duke. 'qv'- DI, U35 fit! U JUNIOR LEADERSHIP-FRONT ROW: Mrs. Martin QSponsorJ, Spear, Yamamoto, Schaeffer, Kirschman, Rosas, Preece, Renon. SECOND ROW: Marion, Jalowitz, Aleiandro, Betts, Lunetta, Cassety, Watie, Storm, DeVarso. THIRD ROW: Coziar, Costantino, Alfieri, Shipp, Takeda, Mormile, Ferguson, Alexander. FOURTH ROW: Wright, Breitler, Roller, Burmeister, Lum, Ginsburg, Pascoe, Purvis BOYS' FEDERATION REPRESENTATIVES-FRONT ROW: Heinemann, Iwata, Young, Robkin lPres.J, Mr Rich, Lehrer Wine-Presb, Gail CW. Pres.t, Pitts. SECOND ROW: Duran, Stott, Bloom, Garcia, White Nitzberg, Petralia, Scurto. THIRD ROW: Hart, Shambra, Garcia, Mendez, Rosenfeld, Hargis, Scheidt BACK ROW: Osborn, Vega, Hull, Diamond, Wall, Zemel, Dimkich, Ragland. H 'ff V , T .. 1-1 gn. ? , .W -'st r . 1 'Q ' 4 I f. 'nfs s, ' 1 GIRLS' LEAGUE COMMISSION-FRONT ROW: Martin, Roller, Dubin, Sorensen, Kidwell, Munn, Jalowitz, Cravea, Gonzale, DeVarso, Burmeister, Pacino, Zenderman. SECOND ROW: Poritzky, Battista Haines, Musmecci, Liles, M. Cook, Lucero, Campus, Dorfanan, Popp, Harris, Kinchen, Madaris Armstrong, Mrs. Giersbach CSponsorD. THIRD ROW: Yamada, Craig, Mogill, Krupnick, Standen Travis, Quirk, Brynen, Bass, Dingman, Mormile, A. Cook, Ditsler, West. FOURTH ROW: Estrada Castillon, Salinas, Watkins, Ferguson, Malisch, Satkin, Ball, Lozano, Anschultz, Heffernan, Burke Auerbach, Robins, Ditsler. BACK ROW: Lang, Lehrer, Wimer, Lum, Childers, Frye, Wood, Ash Garber, Badostain, Krutak, Henry, Blake, Cossentino. 1 1 r 1 1 r 5,:g.l if-i t . ' I Ci Q 39 EDELLS-FIRST ROW: Friedland, Hollis, Reina, L. Revsen, B. Revsen, 'Miss Merlo fSponsorJ. SECOND ROW: Adams, Poritsky, Stutz, Sharp, Rass, Black, Duncan, Torrence. THIRD ROW: Romero, Panta- lone, M. Ditsler, Altman, Jalowitz, B. Ditsler, Baca, Hill. FOURTH ROW: Ong, Richardson, Meyer, Thomas, Ball, Areu, Jachnuk. BACK ROW: Moles, Miller, Rutherford, Kotick, Otto, Brown, Baker, GIRLS' LEAGUE BOARD IWINTERI-Barbara Miller Jo ce St C All Girls' League organizations ioined forces in hostessing the area convention held at Wilson the first semester, under Miss Bonaro, sponsor, and Joann Siminow, president. The B-7 Mother-Daughter Party with its St. Valentine's Day theme was the first activity of the Girls League. Selecting the top Girls of the Grade, and the unusual decorations and plans for the Woman's World backwards dance were pleasant chores of the league. On Cotton Day May 6, Irene Rodriguez and Bill Jones were crowned the Cotton Couple, Eileen Haddad and Bob Smitson were named Miss and Mr. Cotton. The Girls League ended its busy year with the sponsorship of its installation assembly and luncheon. An auxiliary of the Girls'League is the active organization, the Girls' League Commission. The G.L.C., composed of outstanding 9th and I0th grade girls, furnished monitors for the doors and buildings during brunch and lunch. Darlene Cravea and Shauna Jalowitz, presidents, with Mrs. Giersbach, their spon- sor, rewarded the girls with lovely buffet luncheons featuring beautiful table decor- ations. Outstanding girls of the homerooms are invited to be members of Edells, an organi- zation connected with the Girls' League. Aiding in keeping the cafeteria attractive was their principal proiect this year, with Miss Merlo as sponsor. , , Y A FGUSS, SUMMER GIRLS' LEAGUE BOARD-FRONT ROW: Barbara Black, Barbara NIIS5 BOHGFO lSp0r1S0rJ, Curolu CONSGVOY, 5YbIl STSII1, JOGYH1 Wesley, Carol Conzevoy. BACK ROW: Lorraine Duke, Diana DePetro, S'm'n0W lPV95-l- Miss Bonaro CSponsorJ. S-6' . Q gr 86 .-4 ...- Wilson's winning Cotton Couple for Cotton Day this year were Bill Jones and lrene Rodriquez. This activity was sponsored by the Girls' League A The Student Body takes a serious attitude when voting for Student Government officers A The cabinet-sponsored Christmas formal dance was fun for everyone. Health Representatives from the various homerooms promoted interest in good health by publicizing the importance of diet and the evils of not enough sleep to a clear complexion and good teeth. The commis- sion, under Mrs. Irvine, sponsor, and Eunice Agulian and Florence Mogami, winter and summer commissioners, conducted the Smile Week contest and a cafeterio poster cam- paign for better diet. SMILE CONTEST WINNERS-Linda Ferrari, David Longnecker, Donna Sawyer,Jeonie Lamb, Bob Kamioka, Janice Ong. ...-w1,,,,,....7,,,,,,,,,..4...--1 ,V ,W , ,i.,uy:L9: ., M., .,,.....,, ran in K nu: M ---.--s. tip .dl 1624 HEALTH REPRESENTATIVES CLUB-FRONT ROW: Frankinberg, Adams, Mrs. Irvine CHealth Coordi- natort, Mogami, Abbate, Castro, Sharp. SECOND ROW: Jachnuk, Haines, Carroll, Ackermann, Houck, Perrin, Madaris, Helm. THIRD ROW: Northrup, Brunson, S. Nliller, Waldo, Sorensen, Nlunn, Scott, T. Miller. BACK ROW: Rosas, Wycoff, Pitts, Mong, Cox, Valencia, Celiz, Osborne. ,, , W1 l l :QQ inf S 'E' JCE? ' , 4 'X C C - -so 'fre - lt 'lf Q-of -u as 1 1 un --1 nn C .ft ef N An exciting speech by a Swedish exchange student studying at Occidental College was one of the many highlights of the Senior Scholarship Society's winter semester. The event-filled semester ended with the luncheon honoring Sealbearers Phyllis Weishar, Dave Phillips, Sid Siegal, Larry Kraus, Merv Harris, Mike Mend, and Bernard Ginsburg. Mrs. Nigg was the organization's patient and guiding sponsor for both winter and summer semesters. SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY lWlNTERl-FIRST ROW: George Lehrer, David Phillips, Mrs. Nigg, Barbara Huffman CVice-Pres.J, Sidney Seigel, Phyllis Weishar, Steve Young, Eunice Agulian, Dick Schiedt. SECOND ROW: Bill Jones, Betty Kotick, Eugene Robkin, Marv Gold- man, Bob Kameoka. TOP ROW: Carol Rosen, Janice Ong, Ettie Jalowitz, Betty Baker, Barbara LeVan, Joann Siminow, Eddie Rose, Barbara Black. o- wbi- :..:,,mrs Preparing the ninth and tenth grade scholars for the hard work necessary in s W. ,.- ,NK Wm W w-f...,,,,,h of the club year. obtaining a high scholastic rating for Senior Scholarship is the function of the Intermediate Scholarship Society. Miss Ebeling, competent and energetic sponsor gave much to the honor organization. An off-campus party at an interesting antique 'W W- mm- L filled home, and an excursion to the Ramona pageant in Hemet were highlights INTERMEDIATE SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY-FRONT ROW: DeVarso Sandahl Paritsky Finta Lucero, Tanimoto, Perrin, Samson. ROW TWO: Miss Ebelling Craig Yamada Malisch Sorsenson, Markowitz, Mormile, Krupnick, Isaacson, Zenderman ROW THREE Armstrong Quirk, Martin, Stott, Lindberg, Cohen, Roller, Burrneister, Dingman Bass Pierce Mandsager ww- Chortkoff, Schein, Markowitz, Nitzberg. ROW FOUR: Rosenthal Watkins Satkin Pennington Krutak, Woods, Ragland, Raphael, Henry, Blake, Schmidt, Lum 3 Nun A , oo , 0, 4, D1 if f Q Summer Senior Scholarship Society, sponsoring a very useful study hall program to help students with their study habits, has had an unusually active semester. The annual California Scholarship Federation convention at U.C.L.A. opened the path to many guided tours at the university and acquainted Wilson scholars with those from all over the state. Interesting guest speakers gave profound and timely talks to the knowledge-hungry pupils. An honor plaque system was inagurated by the summer officers' board with Bill Jones, as president. SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY ISUMMERI-FRONT ROW: Nlrs. Nigg ISponsor, Jalowitz CService Chairmanl, Young CDistrict Treas.D, Huffman IVice-Pres.l, Jones CS. Presb, Tadolini ISecrataryJ, LeVan ITreasurerD, Torrence, Honig, Adams, SECOND ROW: Harris, Nlotter, Costantino, Rose, Iwata, Cirieca, Stern, Helbing, Ditsler, Salinas. THIRD ROW: Watie, Bastian, Merriman, Jalowitz, Ong, Cravea, Garcia, Baker, Ball, Siegel, Childers. BACK ROW: Schwab, Rosas, Lollack, Scheidt, Robkin, Goldman, Cook, Slagle, Zemel, Otto. fs el. f Junior Scholarship Society, sponsored by Mrs. Eversmyer, iunior counselor, had interesting guest speakers, and also ioined the senior club for an inspiring speech by Mr. Findley, assistant supervisor of social studies in Los Angeles schools. JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY-FRONT ROW: Nason, Guard, Schein, West, Nlaginnis, Wood, Smith, Lom, Rosas, Pincus, England, Sandahl, Ramirez. SECOND ROW: Curinga, Rodriguez, Deacon, Gonzales, Brownstein, Otto, Zenderman, Nlarion, Mrs. Eversmeyer CSponsorJ, Strom, Nlormile, Powes, Nlarilee, Roseman, Trubo, Walsh, Steinberg, Deitshman. THIRD ROW: Ligouri, Martin, Lopez, Cormier, Lozano, Alvidrez, Counzevoy, Conlee, Nlaudoki, Chapman, M rt'n tauden Alfieri Lunetta Jacobsen Cassett Larson. FOURTH ROW: Iwata, Ash 0 1 , S , , , , V, , Fromson, ShiPP, Quintana, Alvarado, Yagura, Lucero, Kaino, Bers, Ogowa, Takeda, Anderson, Lange, Palmer, Gibson, Wright, BACK ROW: Steinberg, Fusco, Ferguson, Suzuki, Armstrong, DeVarso, Roller, Burmeister, Drake, Brunson, Honig, Ginsburg, Pascoe, Schaeffer, Breither, Whiteacre. 1-.. ,tr Jr: ns. l 0 Ny, gr QQ I K--F 5. -QFQQZ Clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship, and clean living is the motto of the Hi-Y club. Aiming to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character is the organized goal. Richard Montague and Richard Pulcifer, presidents, and Mr. McMillin, sponsor, lead this worthy group. Hi-Y members painted the trash cans an attractive purple and gold and also sponsored the ten top tunes presented over KLAC radio. HI-Y-FRONT ROW: Powell, Johnson, Scurto, Montague, Pulcifer, Blake, Riding, Mr. McMillin. SECOND ROW Schiada Ruiz O awa Mun er Timbrello Luchetta Barr r : , , g , Q , , , e as, Pasqua, Stapp. THIRD ROW: Nitzberg, Petralia, Gelalich, Buchanan, Vega, Madeira, Moore, Gail, Van Den Berg. BACK ROW: Ramirez, Esparza, Johnson, Scheidf, Ferguson, Nickerson, Shambra, Garcia, Thomas, Martin. Shiny cars, resulting from the very successful Key Club car wash, and other similar service proiects focused the community's eye on Wilson this year. Spon- sored by Boys' Vice-Principal Jay Settle, the members enioyed a luncheon with the Kiwanis, the club's parent organization, a beach party, and a tour of the new Marineland oceanarium. KEY CLUB-FIRST ROW: Smitson, Johnson, Stapp lSec.l, Mr. Settle, Duke fPres.l, Vega, Casada, Shambra. SECOND ROW: Ferguson, Blake, Garcia, Bohr, Ambarian, J. Johnson, Pulcifer. THIRD ROW: Edward, Montague, Croasmun, Garcia, Francis, B. Johnson. TOP ROW: E. 'E' gf! Garcia, Langdale, Harris, Slagle, Turner, Cook. 'L This year's Lettermen's Club, led by Clarence CMoosel Merriman, winter president, and James Johnson, summer president, brought back noon dances to Wilson and promoted a successful clean campus campaign. Sponsored by Mr. Bill Samarin, their many events on and off the training grounds proved most worthwhile. They assisted in ushering at school assemblies for service, and held a hayride for fun. lETTERMAN'S CLUB-FIRST ROW: Ramiriz, Neilson, Rodriguez, Cook, Timbrello, Luchetta, Croasmun. SECOND ROW: Harris, McBride, Merriman, Mr. Bill Samarin lSponsorJ, J. Johnson, B. Johnson, Huffine, Scurto. THIRD ROW: W. Garcia, Blake, Martin, J. Garcia, Chapman, Hirst, Holt, Pulcifer, Shambra, Zenzola, Robinson, FOURTH ROW: Yuriar, Ginsburg, Van Den Berg, Gail, Ortega, Francis, Stapp, Montague, Soto, Currie, Lunetta, Lomonuco, Lopez. if Mvwfi.-..,,,,, x 1, Junior Lettermen's Club, sponsored by Mr, De Saix Cwinterl and Mr Wiker Csummerl --'- ff is one of the iunior high's most needed organizations. Composed of the outstanding members of the junior athletic program, the club, has the motto Always Keep :viii .4 f., A -,. 'IN w CSergeant-at-Armsl. .habit .4 vz 'l X Trying. lt sponsors the iunior athletic events program of after school activities JUNIOR LETTERMEN-SITTING: Valencia CPres.D, Osborn. FRONT ROW: Miller Tash Rosales Conlee, Craig, Anschultz. SECOND ROW: Garcia, Genite, Van Nort, Yagura Holt Rode fWtWu,,,,9, BACK ROW: Zavala, Zamora, Tomlinson KV.'Pres.J, Overstreet, Hernandez Marangi Bowers 7 Esperanto, the intermediate lan- guage used in Europe for over one hundred years, is the basis x for the Esperanto Club sponsored by Miss Porter. Lately, Radio Free Europe has adopted Esper- onto which makes Wilson's club a very up-to-date one. President Ethan Markowitz gave much spirit to this unusual club. The Woodrow Wilson Chess Club, under the direction of Mr. Eugene Hartman and its presidents, Larry Strauss and David Diamond, has grown so fast this year that it has emerged as Wilson's largest iunior-senior club. The club's inter-city competing team has had three wins, two losses and one tie. The team maintained a semester of no defeats until a final upset victory by Glendale. CHESS CLUB-FRONT ROW CSeatedi: Tanimoto, Kanter, Bass, Martin, Dingman, Kameoka, Siesmondo. SECOND ROW lSeatedl: Samson, Leher, Strauss, Diamond, Kotz, Mr. Hartman. STANDING: Brownstein, Thompson, Wong, lisman, Melitsoff, Pollack, Rand, Osborne, Sager, Schwab, Martin, Slotnick, Vidana, Goldman, Rosenfeld, Rand, Nakano, Zemel, Tanimoto, Crowell, Walker. The Scribes, made up of students of different racial and religious back- grounds, live by the old principal that the pen is mightier than the sword. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Kellogg, members correspond with young people of different countries. Their holly sale under Winter President Lea Jacknuk raised money for a Greek boy. A similar proiect, under Summer President Gonella, helped Japanese war mothers. .7 SCRIBES-FRONT ROW: Malisch, Franquez, Rag- land, Otsubo, Martin. SECOND ROW: Knight lVice Pres.i, Frye lRec. Sec.D, Cook CHistorianD, Gonella lPres.i, Popp lCorres. Sec.i, Matas lProgram Vice Pres.J, Stott lTreos.t. THIRD ROW: Graham, Di Stefano, Fields, Kellogg, Steele, Scheidt, BACK ROW: Estrada, Colby, Cossentino, Cohen, Dirnkich, Larson, Ferguson. 1 A Los Alegres, known to many as the Spanish club, had much fun breaking the pinata at the Christmas party. The Cinco de Mayo festivities were held at Angie CostiIlion's home. Members of Los Alegres represented Wilson at the Spanish scrabble and twenty questions contests at Occidental last semester. tb'-: ., SPANISH CLUB-FRONT ROW: Isaacson, Kanter, Ragland, Cook, Nakano. SECOND ROW: Carlisle iS. Sgtfat-Armsf, Jalowitz IS. Sec.I, Castillon CW. Treas.D, Huffman IW. V-Presb, Siminow IW. Presb, Jalowitz IS. Pres.i, Friedland CW. Sec., S. V-Pres.7, Harris CS. Hist.I, Siminow IW. Hist.b, Tronass IS, Treas.i, Martin IW. Sgt.-at-Armsl. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Swart, Franquez, Jachnuk, Esporza, Zemel, Sano, Cook, Chazaro, Juarez, Power. FOURTH ROW: Gonzalez, Ditsler, Fridkin, Brynen, Bass, Dingman, Sotkin, Lehrer, Anschultz, Buchanan, Conzevoy. BACK ROW: Godfrey, Lozano, Miller, Ball, Baker, Alcala, Cirieco, Nitzberg, Stott. Gonella. or , L 0 k V L , .. . 1' Nd LOB' 0g'5Ei,?t1Zt as Q, ,r . .E ,iraq : ,Q- Festive luncheons and How to be a Success speakers carried out the motto, Friendly Efficiency, of the Comwolei Club. Presidents Pat Smith and Darlene Fowler, with Mrs. DuFault, sponsor, led this club of stenographic maiors who plan to enter the business field after high school. COMWOLEI CLUB-FIRST ROW: Limacher, Tadolini, Sundell, Stutz CHist.J, McCarty IS. Vice Pres., W. Pres.J, Mrs. DuFault ISponsor, Smith IS. Pres., W. Sec.l, Morrow IW. Treas.J, Calhoun SECOND ROW: Ellison, A. Larson, Verest, Brown, T. Larson, Tamburelli, Collins, Babcock, Thomson, Yuhas, Miller, Fierro. THIRD ROW: Merenda, Purtida, Miller, Farris, Duesler Romero, Compton, Campos, Snow, Brown, Tausch, Colabrese, Weishar. TOP ROW: Provenzano Stein, Pantolone, Liles, Ross, Costantino, Reina, Helbling, Estrella, Otsubo, Knight, Maldonado. wg Qzof 4. 'Yah Two clubs, the Serenas and El Senettes, make up the total membership of the Y-Teens. Lynn Garret and Ernie Blacksher, presidents of Serenas, and Aida Lugo and Angie Knox, El Senettes presidents, blazed the trail-for new fun during their busy season, from their baseball series to the dance which many Wilsonites attended. SENIOR Y-TEENS-FRONT ROW: Geiger, Lawson, Carroll, Areu, Minter, Kotick lSgt. at-Armsl, CWhite KSgt.-at-Armst. SECOND ROW: Espinosa CSec.D, Garoutte CPres.l Fleming LVice-Pres.l, Floyd tSe:.t, Sharp lSec.U, Friedland CSec.t, Poritzky lVice-Pres.l Lugo CPres.t, Stutz KCorr. Sect, Tamburelli CTreas.7. THIRD ROW: Ortega Nice Pres.l, Chazaro lPres.J, Reyes CSec.D, Enriquez lProg. Chair.D, Altman KFin. Sec.J Estrella, Kidwell, Helbling, Hill. FOURTH ROW: Venegas, Blacksher CPres.J, Bilardi Esquivel CVice-Pres.D, Conzevoy, Romero, Carlburg, Brennan, Ong CCorr. Sec.7 Richardson. BACK ROW: Cito, Distaso, Venegas, Compton lHist.l, Campos, Fierro Duesler, Thomas, Eyraud. ak -Q 2.-f 5: 'Q To coordinate the activities of Wilson's clubs is the function of the Inter-Club Council. Under the direction of Rollie Slagle and Barbara Black, winter and summer chairmen, the l.C,C. successfully performed its duties: it truly carried out its task of assuring fair and equitable distribution of responsibilities among the various clubs. INTER-CLUB COUNCIL OF PRE5IDENTSfCook LW. Boys' V-Presb, Markowitz iEsper- antot, Gonella CScribesY SECOND ROW: Bonelli iOfficials', Bastian, Jachnuk lScribesl, Black Cl.C.C.l, Slagle JS, Boys' V.-Pres.l, Wesley iGirls Leoguel, Merriman iLetter- menl, Siminow tSpanish Clubt, B. Rovsen iEdelst. THIRD ROW: Sorensen Clnter- mediate Scholarshipt, L, Revsen tEdellst, Tadolini LPowder Puffst, Siminow fGirls' Leaguet, Cravea iG.L.C.l, Willis tLettergirlst, Torrence 4Drill Teamb, Jalowitz iG.L.C. and Spanish Clubt. BACK ROW: Jones lSr. Scholarshipt, Gail tBoys' Fedi, Stapp CKey Clubt, Johnson lKey Clobt, Pulciter iHi-Yi, Diamond CChess Clubt, Robkin tBoys' Fed.J, Scheidt tF.T.A.l. ,5 ',,.z.'. ,A Q-'f, ,.g,:'jz,,1,v , W Leu: The Future Teachers of America, under the sponsorship of Mr. Wiker and Mr. Newcomb, has been a welcome addition to Wilson this year. The club's president, Dick Schiedt, blazed the trail in stimulating interest in the admirable occupation of teaching. The club luncheon and unusual talks by guest speakers made this first semester a most successful one. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA-FRONT ROW: Haft, Ferguson, Diamond, Baker. SECOND ROW: Jachnuk lHist.l, Wesley 'Sec.l, Scheidt CPres.Qi, Black KV-Presb, LeVan CTreas.J, Harris. THIRD ROW: Markowitz, Fridkin, Mr. Newcomb 'Sponsorl, Castillon, Gonzalez. BACK ROW: Bloom, Tadolini, Godfrey, Lozano, Anschultz, Ball. CAMERA SHY: Mr. Wiker CSponsorl. 1 ,V .c 5 . Q' . .- '-' f .' 5, . V .ri .gf-gf .. ..t-... . Boots and Ballerinas, students of the dance under careful training of Mrs. Healy, perform intricate and graceful steps for many occasions. Not only does this club do its stuff at our assemblies and shows, but it also performed at the Kiwanis Club luncheon. A nationally known square dance caller gave the club some tips at one of its sessions. BOOTS 8. BALLERINAS-FRONT CSeatedD: Quirk, Deusler, Bland, Hernandez. CStand- ing, for rightjz Rannis, Craig. lBackD: Satkin, McGuire, Tadolini, Friedlqnd, CA1 topjz Mrs. Healy lSponsorD, Siminow, Reina, Joy. Hopi: Johnson, DeLU55g, Turner, Easton, LeCastro, Krutak, Yuhas, Cook, Minter. Hopi: Price, LeCornu, Casada. ...,-.....:, s-.-,.,,.,,,-. --.--n-4 --Q--.,, ---ig '-1---.., . ft . -3:1 Members ofthe New Junior Drama club must maintain a good scholastic average before they can begin to participate in the theatrical presentations of the organi- zation. All productions are written, directed, and acted out by the students. The club displayed its talent in a skit at the Keep Wilson Beautiful campaign assembly, and produced a bneeact play for junior highs. JUNIOR DRAMA-FRONT ROW: Hummel, Goldsmith, Hershey, Pincus, Barker. SECOND ROW: Janapol, D'Aiella, Miss Lux, Guretzky, Kay, Brownstein. THIRD ROW: Beck, Fusco, lsacacson, Fogel, Haines. BACK ROW: Lopez, Dinsmore, Garibay, Allard, Weaver, Geon. The Quiz Kids who compete at the A-8 Recognition Day Program are the amazing product of the Hour Glass Club. Under the careful guidance of history teacher, Mr. Berger, this club of seventy members proved to be the iuniors' most educational activity outside of the classroom. Knowledge of American history is used as part ofthe qualifications for the organization. HOUR GLASS-FRONT ROW: Smith, Twohy, Rosas, Chernick, Mariette, Ramirez, Preece, Larson, Raphael, Noblet, Bovan. SECOND ROW: Standen, Liles, Fromson, Musmecci, Lunetta, Overgaard, Dimkich, IVlr. Berger CSponsorD, Strom, Purvis, Brownstein, Jalowitz, Heinemann, Hope, Di Stefano. THIRD ROW: Daniels, Lucero, Cassetty, Alfien, Quintana, Mormile, Yagura, Takeda, Jacobsen, Costantino, Bers, Stule, Ferguson, Nlyers. FOURTH ROW: Scalese, lVlcAdam, Campos, Armstrong, DeVarso, Suzuki. Heinemann, Padilla, Goane, Ginsburg, Breitler, Killeen, Bizik, Nowell, West. BACK ROW: Roller, Burmeister, Nlater, Schein, Zenderman, Friedman, Yamamoto, Schaeffer, Haines, Schreiner, Orta, Waldo, Kirschner, Lum. -1-, .ll 'xfx W- ll gg: ,. - W Fr' ,J Button-collecting iuniors ioined together in their common interest to form Wilson's only hobby club this year. Members collect all types of buttons, including The pretty, antique, cam- paign, military, and goofy ones. After mounting the buttons, the iuniors increased their historic knowledge by studying composition and origin under the direction of Mrs. Valentine, sponsor, and President Emma Jean Seward. BUTTON CLUB-FIRST ROW: DeLussa, McDivitt. SEC- OND ROW: Gamas, Fontes, Mrs. Valentine lSponsorD, Hummel. THIRD ROW: Rodriquez, Michell, Moline, Stubbs, Consevoy. FOURTH ROW: Mandoki, Seward lPresidentl, Weaver, Geon CV-Pres.J. BACK ROW: Beck, Zappanti, Demke, Smith lTreas.l, Schmitz. - M -.- --- 1 - e- - Qu it-. E5 -1-.Q I N., I T i -,A -:YN Y -I 1 H '1- V1 iff ll i Members of the E Club served as waitresses and hostesses at the P.-T.A. teas and assisted at other school affairs. The main outstanding pro- iect of the year was making articles of clothing for the Red Cross. E CLUB-FIRST ROW: Roller, Raphael, Brunson, Jalo- witz, Rosas, Otto, Zenderman, Musmecci, Schein. SECOND ROW: Drake, Gonzalez, Rodriquez, Stubbs, Ash, Bers, Ferguson, Heim, Alfier, Cooper. THIRD ROW: Bullara, Steinberg, Steinber, Campos, Liles, Armstrong, DeVarso, Ginsburg, Honig, Lucero. FOURTH ROW: Burmeister, Hughes, Friedman, Yama- moto, Schaeffer, Mater, Haines, Wood, Suzuki, Mor- mile, Takeda. BACK ROW: Maginnis, Pascoe, Kirsch- ner, Overgaard, West, Chernick, Whitacre, Schultz, Lum, Seward. One of the newly formed iunior clubs at Wilson is the Travel and Adventure Club. Mrs. Young, sponsor, has given much aid in making the organization not only fun but educational as well. Guest speakers such as Miss Adams and Mr. Berger added to their talks with films of far places. TRAVEL 8. ADVENTURE CLUB-FRONT ROW: Smith, Florea, Maisano, Riddle, Walbe, Hershey, Hughes. SECOND ROW: Asmus, Sanchez, Deacon, Harris, Mrs. Young CSponsorJ, Anderson, Gomez. THIRD ROW: Leese, Costales, Walsh, Cook, Martin, Munoz, Me- ville, Hall. FOURTH ROW: Kelley, DiStefano, Lucas, Kay, Betts, Boylan, Beck. BACK ROW: Curinga, Shrah, Halt, Diamond, Kunza, Wolfe, Jachnuk, Lopez. r. FASHION QUEEN'-Queen Carol Alnett in the fabu- lous gown she designed and made. FASHION MODELS-Clever white date outfits were made by Pat and Shirley Kidwell A Tailored coats and suits, like those worn by Carol Alnett and Annette La Croix, showed the students' skill A Pictured at top of page are some ofthe afternoon dresses modeled. Pnaafuofrbm QUEEN'S COURT-SEATED: Pat Kidwell, Jo Altman, Queen Carol, Lola Hopkins, Lucille Higuera. STANDING: Mary Lee Garbo, Barbara Ditzler, Nileen Carrier, Rachel Garcia, Pete Zenzola, Celia Selby, Bob Smitson, Judy Kileen, Annette Le Croix, Jo Dimel, Sheila Doane. The seventh annual Fashion Show and the third annual Nlotorcade were among the many program highlights of l955. The Fashion Show, with Queen Carol Alnett reigning surrounded by her prin- cesses, was most interesting and stimulating to design and fashion conscious girls. Carol literally radi- ated elegance in the white tulle and lace formal she designed under Mrs. Nlarie Ronalds expert direc- tion. All 250 girls modeling clothes in the show made their garments. 1 Q 5 E? if 'Spf M0T0RCADEMZenzola, Stapp and Smitson stand by their winning cars. CARS! CARS!-TOP: Nlr. Davidson inspects a well-groomed motor. CENTER: Everything from Dad's pride to a custom hot rod. BELOW: In Drivers' Training classes boys learned some of the fine points of car care. I l . ruins. W . 4. ,WM 'I iisur-smavisonas 1' Q lum en Euuu mnl NY sv if L...---n ---v -' The safety stressing Nlotorcade, on the other hand, was most excit- ing for mechanically-minded boys. Prizes were awarded, from the best hopped-up custom to the most luscious interior designs. I my NYJN-me Q JUDGES-Police traffic officers checked safety equipment fi Q WINNERS-ABOVE: Dickie Caro fabovel and Alvert Albo stand beside their entries. M ..s..--..-----1--- LIGHT AND SOUND CREW-The stage crew served at all events, from setting up the public address system for the motorcade to special lighting effects for the fashion show.Al LeCornu, Tom Joy, Paul White, Nlr. Davidson. 74 dun! DRAMATIME lWINTERl COMPANY-FRONT: Novella Pabst, Jean Spalione, Dorothy Duesler, Rosalie Maiorca, Er' ' x 4 , , ff? 'T WTTJ TN ' 1' W 'f 'T xy h DIRECTOR-Miss Aura Hoffman Mike Mend lBack7, Mary Ellen Croasmun, Al Le Cornu. SECOND ROW: Tom Joy, Mike Osborne, Charles Cook, spends many long hours each Marge McCarty, Carol Alnett, Linda Friedland, Eleanor Zebrach, Celia Selby. THIRD ROW: Dave Phillips, Harriet semester shaping up the wonder. Gish, Mayer Proctor, Barbara Miller, Janice Cowley, Claudia Ellison, Maxine Behrs, Bob Widden, Sid Siegel. ful plays that delight and enter- FOURTH ROW: Bernie Ginsberg, Jean Pritchett, Carol Babcock, Jack Beirle, Shirley Le Cornu, Helen Burroughs, tain Wilson's students, Bob Ashford, Celia Riddle, Don McBride, Gil Gahr, Robert Elkins. IIT ENTH- WORD -Croasmun, Duesler, McCarty, Maiorca. BE- LOW: Riddle, Zebrach, Friedland, Miller, Spalione. Nw FIFTY MINUTES -BELOW, RIGHT: Phillips, McBride, Ginsberg, Cowley, Osborne, Selby. ADAM'S RIB HURTS wBers, Ellison, Burroughs, Babcock, Gish, Costantino, Bohr, Siegel. l ll l l i l I , .fy Y. ,x 1 , 5 po! E K. FIFTYAMINUTES -Siegel, Ash- A NOSE FOR NEWS COMPANY-Row l: Bob Ashford, Carol Alnett, Linda Friedland, June Siminow, Novella ford, Bierle, Mend, Cook. Pabst, Joann Siminow, Frank Turner. ROW 2: Paul White, Donna Lawson, Warren Bowles, Margie Costantino, Charles Cook, Celia Selby, Eugene Robkin, Dorothy Duesler, Rollie Slagle, Claudia Ellison, Tom Joy. Drama students again proved to Wilson their fine training and dramatic ability. The players presented three one-act plays, Adams Rib Hurts, Fifty Minutes, and the Tenth Word, for the fall semester Drama- Time, and a thre-act mystery comedy, A Nose for News, in the spring. Dramatic tidbits that supplemented assemblies and rallies were also a product ofthe drama department under the sensitive creative direc- tion of Miss Aura Hoffman. S -l A NOSE FOR NEWS -Selby, Friedland, Ashford, Poss, Costan- tino, Cook, Pabst, Ellison, Duesler, Turner. POWDER PUFFS -Carol Consevoy, Natalie Rannis, Priscella Hernandez, Kathy Tadolini, are in charge of makeup for all productions. Mrs. Whittle is sponsor. Ashford, Bowles, Turner. RIGHT: Pabst, Slagle. 75 A NOSE FOR NEWS -LEFT: Cook, Costantino, Turner, Ellison, Selby, Ashford, Duesler, Friedland, Cook, ,ff SENIOR GIRLS GLEE-FRONT ROW: Enriquez, Hovey, Gomez, Palerno, Ruff, Johnston, Nlr Roclionoff, Fields, Lucero, Zavala, Pacino. SECOND ROW: Knight Greenberg, Dior, Santoro, Estrada, Holmes, Cook, Alvarez, Campos, Armstrong, Perrin, Wade. THIRD ROW: Yamada, Glorioso, Baysinger, O'Brien, Crapo Ash, Schmidt, Noonan, Ferrari, Blake, Cossentino. FOURTH ROW: Barth, Villa Nueva, Northrop, Nlartin, DeVarso, Lange, West, Ferguson, Nlalish, Pierce Odessky, Napolitano, Wm PERFORMERS- LEFT: Gladiators Robert Demke and David Phillips were valuable members of orchestra. Right: Doll dance at Christmas show. L :L R MB-w mywm, E V-N t 0 l Q ET . JN .O , my . ,, :L fl I 36.-3,-Q i ,I simon ORCHESTRA-FRONT ROW: X I Ferguson, Shambra, Ogawa, Wat- kins, Terrence, Markowitz, Cas- setty, Sawyer, Scalese, SECOND ROW: Nr. Kianier fDirectarl, Buchanan, Krupnick, Reynolds, Krchen, Yuriar, Brock, Duncan, Rcluuald, BACK ROW: Selby, Mun' ger, Turner, Sager, Garcia, Easton, Hernandez, Herrick, Sat' kin, Steinberg. -osx 'T ml?-l E565 ra 'Iv A CAPPELLAAFRONT ROW: IVIr. Kursinski fDirectorI, Crapo, Garcia, Lawson, Gibbs, La Croix, Friedland, Siminow, Godfrey, Larson, Thompson, Rodriguez, Nliller, Lozano, Boll. SECOND ROW: Schcffran, Yuhcs, Huffman, I-.AacKrell, Peloquin, Dimel, Otsubo, Black, Wesley, Reina, LaCastro, Rannis, Hernandez, Strukl. THIRD ROW: Merriman, Reiland, Zenzola, Kendrick, Jackson, Ashford, Carlisle, Smitson, DeFevere, Schneider, Joy, Ramirez, Johnson. FOURTH' ROW: Roseberry, Tarnburelli, Revsen, Richardson, Troncale, Seyffert, Sharp, Higuera, Pabst, Revsen, Siminow, Landrum, Bland, Fleming, BACK ROW: Nlonello, Van Den Berg, Larson, Nlucci, Nlontesanti, Nielsen, Lomonaco, Celiz, Garcia, Gelalich, Petralia, DeVega, Timbrello, Brauer, Beckman, Killeen. The music department was the backbone of WiIson's many T955 pro- ductions. From the orchestra to the A Cappella, the talented musicians have brought much listening enioyment to many. The junior and senior Christmas fantasy, Twas the Night Before Christmas, was unique in its combination af dance and pantomine with music. The senior high music groupls spring production was the gay gypsy operetta, The Fortune Teller, Its lively soloists, elaborate costumes and gay choir and orchestra numbers were well received by community audiences. I W'S5 A CAPPEllASeStrouss, Diamond, Workman, Langtimn, Vega, Sferlazza, Cantor, Wilmowsky, Marino. 2+L:+: - 1 '. Q... Sit: -4--g...T1 1'-'rf ---f-A 1-----e ,f:---- 1? 2 4- -A... -. . - 53 - .. . 4 g E. - T- START '7 ' 0- Q S Tiit V , ' ,, - W - fit vc W il '. . Y '11 '- ij 1... . -- lr Q - - ' ii V? E I ,, , v Y Y il ' ' 3 H-. R sf 1 t I sr? Sn, s Nfl f- 'Sl' SENIOR BOYS' GLEE FRONT ROW Large, Sharp, Kilcrn, Ligouri Svwth, Bisik, SECOND ROW1 Mr Kursinski Director, Arr'-strong Weaver, Price, Jones. THIRD POW Gonella, Pasaua, Krogsrlale, Voet tiner, Garcia, Dekle, -...s- l 4 ..x r f 1- f .. . .bm E ,. , '1' 4 ' ' Q55 Il + f 'h'-'M ,Ll ,. , me , A X. 1 . ' , .., '11 5 -HU' . W ,T . : A I ,V ,ffl-ri :, I .s-tags 3 f.: .mfg --,,gf.rg L 'fi JUNIOR GIRLS GLEE CLUB-FIRST ROW: Lafortune, Whitacre, Culp, Carrier, Miller, Kirschner, Schein, Boxter, Cuellar. SECOND ROW: Mr. Rodionoff CDirec- torl, Winner, Deitshman, Salinas, Foster, Adams, Tange, Cross, Brown, Colenzo. THIRD ROW: Ellison, Lopez, Esquivel, Mendoza, Pitts, Betancourt, Barreras, Lundell, Cheung, Schultz. FOURTH ROW: Gensberg, Friedman, Schaffer, Yamamote, Mater, Haines, Voettiner, Hickman, Schein, Berry. FIFTH ROW: Scott, Trantman, Scalese, Giles, Santisteban, Isaacson, Takeda, Suzuki. CHRISTMAS 8. SPRING MUSICALS-FROM LEFT, TOP: Santa's helpers Joe Pasqua, Jerry Pappa, Q Henry Vega, Wayne Dekle, and Kenneth Arm- strong performed in 'Twas the Night Before Christmas A Steffi Bland and Pete Zenzola were the leading lovers in The Fortune Teller A George Elliott, Bobby Bradshaw, Ray Sanchez, q Marvin Brownstein, Nicky Montez, David From- ' son, Richard Alejandro, Tom Petralia prove there is more than one Santa A The backbone of the good sounding noise, Mr. Sergei Rodionoff, Mr. Regis Kramer, and Mr. Robert Kursinski, talk over plans at a rehearsal for 'Twas the Night Before Christmas A lt's a hit! And only the first per- formance, too A Some of the Fortune Teller cast receiving instruction from Director Kurskin- ski A Charles Cook as the commandant and Chris Gelalich as the count compete for the affections of Irma lSteffi Blandl A Jo Altman and Brad Hirst were toy doll and wooden soldier in 'Twas the Night Before Christmas A A-ten-chon, for-ward, hep, two, three, four-the Hussars' drill led by Pete Zenzola was a hit of the operetta A The Fortune Teller cast: FRONT: Petrolia, Revson, Gelalich, Cook, Siminow, Zenzola, Bland, Sharp, Ball, Weaver. BACK: Anderson, Armstrong, Price, Voettner, Dekle, Garcia, Bizek, Kanter, Ligouri, Kileen, Robkin. 'vi Sf 1,1 Lil -. JUNIOR BOYS GLEE-FIRST ROW: Tange, R. Van Selow, Bremer, Maisano, Gillett, Bradshaw, Palmer, Castro. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kursinski lDirectorl, Beasom, Janopol, Petrolia, McKay, Thomas, Elliott, Aleiandro. THIRD ROW: Dimel, Rees, Purcell, Fromson, Lunetta, Chamara, Yagura, Ogawa, Sanchez, Ruiz. FOURTH ROW: Brito, Schiedow, Montez, Verbeck, Alexander, Breitler, B, Van Selow, Zamara, Hernandez. FIFTH ROW: Cabrera, Uruchurtu, Kanserstein, Osborne, Crowell, Huwahara, Lang, Young, Tomlinson. BAND-FRONT ROW: Lobato, Aplanalp, Rosenfeld, Sager, Mr. Kramer fDirectorl Pucio, Braham, Carey, Herrick. SECOND ROW: Gregorio, Perez, Pitts, Murdock, Standen, Jacknuk, Iwata, Cook, Rich- ards, Bell. THIRD ROW: Londo, Barba, Johnson, Anton, Green, Fenwick, John- son, Iezzi, Stott. BACK ROW: Smith, Parge, Partida, Penn, Sherlock, Ander- ' son, Ramirez, Crapo. riaga, Garoutte Miller Ash Richle Potter T Steinberg, Brantley, McBride, S. Steinberg, Rice JR. ORCHESTRA-FRONT ROW: Loero, Trubo, Moy, Mr Kramer, Leese, Hershey, Walsh. SECOND ROW: Elor , , , Y, . HIRD ROW: Ferguson, Ragland, McAdam, Valencia, Pope noe, Fleming, Larraillet. BACK ROW: Anderson, M E'-11' EDITOR-Lydia Ortega. COPY EDITOR-Bill Jones. SCHOOL LIFE-Eddie Mendez. BOYS' SPORTS-Bob Blake. WW? With awards for previous books to push them, the staff that produces the annual Hoofprints set out to produce this pictorial edition. From the busy hubbub of rough layouts to the painstakingly finished and polished product, the book gradually took on the distinction of an interesting hideaway for school memories. Photographs, copy, and artwork were all ioined together by the energetic members of the Hoofprints staff as a record of your present to cherish through your future. 7 AV ,115 FACULTY AND CURRICULAR-Steve SFNIORS-Barbara Geiger and Joni Young and Eugene Robkin. CITO. SALESMANSHIP TEAMS-SEATED: Juranek, Floyd, Cappazola, Chopin, Ditsler, McClain, Spalione. STANDING: Castro, Mr. Cavanaugh, Watterlond, Haines, Edwards, Salinas, Moles. S, 2' STUDENT GOVERNMENT - Charles CLUBS-David Diamond and Yorum 51' Gail with Tommy Nielson, Copy Getzler. Assistant. 4-.i3':,,. as-CH-K 'U' CLASSES-Jerry SYGDP Und Gus W'55 STAFF- Larry Kraus, Brad Lomonaco. Hirst, Kermit Frances. Camera tml 'An 'a 'gi' 1 x SATURDAY SESSION-Working hard to get the annual aut, with the help of Miss Arthur, Hoofprints Advisor. L., shy: Merv Harris. K ADVERTISING - AI LeCornu and STUDENT BODY OFFICE-Jack Berg- Dobey Floyd, ad secretary. man, David Price, Don Waldo. W' 1' AW--ff as 'T sqm X ff .58 'Y us., it ft '55, STAFF ASSISTANTS-Nancy Knudsen, ART PRODUCTION-Responsible for posters, stage and dance backdrops, and exhibits were Claudia camera shy cameraman, Josie Baca, Heffernan, Jerome Pennington, Jan Frye, Gus Lomonaco, John Pitcher, Ron Rehwald, Joanne Chouler, Girls' Sports, Miss Prutsos, Art Co- Madelyn Poss, Bob Johnson, Eddie Mendez, Joy Arendt, Mr. DeKramer, who was also Art Co-sponsor sponsor, Claudia Heffernan, Art. of Hoofprints. 81 l .,.,,,.,.... - 4..-M ,A- : WINTER STAFFWFRONT: Rosie Iocobellis, Neil Holt CENTER Kermit Francis Carol Sundell Russ Sferlozza, Nick Farago, Joyce Strauss. STANDING Nlervin Harris Don Joy Robert Widden Brad Hirst. Publicizing school events and informing the student body of club activities, iuicy gossip, and one of our most successful sports years were among the pleasant duties of our student-run newspaper. Its blazing editorials added to the improve- ment of student management on the cam- pus. Announcement of the long antici- pated building program with erection of the auditorium and new shops first came from the Hitching Post. The staff also produced a different kind of humorous April Fool's issue. Bringing this news to the campus was the difficult iob of hard- working Editors lVIerv Harris, winter, and Bill Jones, summer, and their staff. PRINT CREW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Tommy Nielson, Pete Timbrello, George Lowce, Abby Lopez, Bob Gallagher, Warren Stroley, Bob Smith, Anthony Ntontello, Nlr. Von Velzer Clnstructorl. i X w- ,W , ff ,. 4 COPY EDITOR-George Leher. NEWS EDITOR-Allhea Willis. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ISUMMERI-Bill Jones. SPORTS STAFF-Sid Miller, Eddie Rose, Jerry Epstein. EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS-Ernie Montesanti, Tommy Nielson, Bill Lewin lNot Shown, John Chaplinj stein, George Soto. CUB REPORTERS-Robert Cirieco points out assignments to apprentice staff members. SHT PROJECTION CREW-FRONT ROW: Nlr. McMillin CSponsorJ, Stott, Schumacher, Kay, Wallace, Nace. BACK ROW: Cardenas, Hudson, Ward, Sherlock, Jensen, Slotnick, Lopez. - ,1 4'-' .,- . ' , pl., V.,,., 1 'i F 'fn f h ' - Y, I J' Elf, ' f. ,4,g'F'f'f ' . -fy IV' 75 A Lx ,fx X ALL CITY MEN RICHARD PULCIFER, CHARLES SUGAR GERALD HUFFINE, and ERNIE MONTESANTI Cln Fronfj QW-llvvilww on A gossamer margin of seven points was all that kept the 1955 gymnastics team-Wilson's greatest gym team ever-from the school's first City title. The Mules scored 16 points in the City meet to finish as Los Angeles' second-ranking team. They swamped all league foes except Verdugo Hills, tieing the Dons 60-60, then clicked in the loop final to insure the Northern League flag for the second straight season. Ernie Montesanti, a three-year veteran, was the top star in a brilliant galaxy coached by Mr. Bob Ross. Montesanti won the City side horse title and placed on the parallel bars. He wound up as the team's top scorer with a total of 128 points. Gerry Huffine, who finished third in tumbling and the long horse in the City meet, was second with 121 digits. Dickie Caro, brilliant ring man, had 93. Montesonti's scoring was surpassed in school history only by the mighty Armando Vega, W'55. GYM CLUB SQUAD-FRONT ROW: Koeb, Nlontesanti, Hernandez, Mucci, Caro, Klein, Larson, Duran. ROW TWO: S. Van Den Berg, Pittman, Larraillet, Cappazola, Huffine, Little, Buchanan. ROW THREE: Coach Ross, Pappa, Duesler, Duran, Wiseweaver, Juranek, A. Van Den Berg, Buchanan. GYMNASTICS Practice Meets WILSON 6415 WESTCHESTER 561, WILSON 48 , LOS ANGELES 71' League Meets WILSON 93 MARSHAIL 77 WILSON 95 FRANKLIN 25 WILSON 60 VERDUGO HILLS 60 WILSON 78 LINCOLN A2 WILSON 82 EAGLE ROCK 38 League Finals WILSON A9 7 VERDUGO HILLS 35 LINCOLN l7 3 FRANKLIN 9 EAGLE ROCK 5 MARSHALL A i gi ff, I, a 4 ' M f f , 4 1- ' f ., ,Aw ,, 51 G, if ' L , , U- Aff M ' fha lyk' k 1 iv if A 1, K' 4 ,f Q' '+V 'fa E umm, was DENNIS LUNETTA 2nd Base VERNE CHAPMAN Outfield BLAYNE FERGUSON Outfleld JERRY MONELLO Ist Base CHARLES SUGAR RICHARD PULCIFER Putcher pmher Though about as rnexpernenced a club as ever performed un Wrlson buntlng the 1955 Mule varsrty baseball team progressed fast enough to land In a tue for second for the season The only veterans were Catcher Make Scurto and Putcher Outflelder Rrch Pulclfer The team played consistently hustlmg ball and took only one loss by a large margin Buggest wm for the Mules was a second round upset of loop champ Lincoln Chuck Sugar pntcher outfielder was leadmg batter Other hard hitters were Rlch Rldlng Scurto Denny Lunetta Blame Furgeson and Pulcufer Coach Bob Trlggs long trme Wllson JV mentor made has flrst varslty season here a successful one developing a group of inexperienced lads Into skllled operators pud- Ay VARSITY BASEBALL SQUAD-FIRST ROW: Coach Triggs, Riding, Scurto, Pulcifer, Monello. SECOND ROW: Lunetta, Sugar, Chapman, Johnson, Luchetta, Iwata IMgr.I, TOP ROW: Schwab CMgr.J, Harton, Montague, Ferguson, Fry Pollack CMgrl. 'RW RICHARD MONTAGUE Outfueld COACH TRIGGS HORSEHIDERS TAKE ON LINCOLN TOP Sugar swnngs for Lincoln s fences A A few feet closer and I ll clobber It thinks Montague A LOWER Scurto the lmle man wnh the bug glove pncks up a ground ball A Pulcufer lays one down A Come on gumbo flash me that horsehlde crnes Mo U60 VARSITY BASEBALL WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON MARSHALL FRANKLIN VERDUGO LINCOLN EAGLE ROCK MARSHALL FRANKLIN VERDUGO LINCOLN EAGLE ROCK fix ff 5 If -A . I A NI, u . I ' 3 wwf Wilson's B baseball team had a fast start in the T955 pennant race when Ronald Rehwald twirled a no-hit, no-run game, but then hit o snag and lost several games. The squad, under new Coach Burt Chortkoff, was made up o finexperienced glove- men, most of the B veterans having moved up to the varsity with their Coach Bob Triggs, long time B mentor. As the season progressed, the newcomers improved, but were unable to assemble a winning club. LV. BASEBALL leag ue Gomes WILSON MARSHALL WILSON FRANKLIN WILSON VERDUGO WILSON LINCOLN WILSON EAGLE ROCK WILSON MARSHALL WILSON FRANKLIN WILSON LINCOLN WILSON EAGLE ROCK WILSON VERDUGO ZQWHJS17 K . .INA JOHN CHAPLIN ABELARDO LOPEZ CHARLES COOK COACH ROSS 5? il. 1 lt . , IL f any .. 1. JV BASEBALL SQUAD-FIRST ROW: Dimkich, Barreras, Vega, Garofalo, Cox, Munger, Madeira, Zubrate. SECOND ROW: Coach Chortkoff, Bloom, Sigler, Weaver, Langdale, Power, Bo ce, Lindber , Preece. TOP ROW: Haworth Bo ce Y 9 , 1 Rehwald, Fry, Duke, Cohen. Y The efforts of part-time gridder Abby Lopez and Ruben Yuriar high- lighted the T955 Wilson cross-country season. Lopez, for the second year, after ending his B footballing placed in the loop run. He was third and Yuriar eighth in the league finals. Both ran for the tenth grade team, which finished third in the loop. The junior varsity, paced by Charlie Cook and Roger Moon, also took a league third. John Chaplin, who ran eighth in the loop, led the varsity to a fourth place. CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD-FIRST ROW: Brock, Cox, Burks, Yuriar, Monello, O'Conner. SECOND ROW: Timbrello, Moore, A. Lopez, Esparza, Gail, Chaplin, Robinson, Coach Ross. THIRD ROW: Moon, Serventi, Alvarez, Lutz, Reid, Robin- son, Moline, Lopez, Roseman. -ri ra, U - ,.,' -3a 2 1 59335 , rt 3 I f , 'S ,' f' fl ,ng 1, W I ,4 ,. . 1, ,, ., WNW . 2 ,4 if VH' if' t D ,X I ' L, 3 1 fr B, I t'H 5 xfx 1 if H EL? M Y if A, f,. .L nuvv ji ..' ,,., --Q 1 Q lx, W ,J H 'A TENNIS SQUAD-FIRST ROW: Alcala, Smith, Rose, Parker, Nielson, Markowitz, Caplan. SECOND ROW: Pitcher, Garcia, Honig, Coach Naslund, Martin, Sherwood, Hart. Qacguefww After over a decade of playing second fiddle to perennial league champion Marshall, the Wilson tennis team rose up to tie the Barristers for the Northern League title. The Mules, coached by Mr. Bud Naslund, upset Marshall in the second round of play, four matches to three, after losing to the Lawyers by the same score in the first round. Both schools defeated all other loop foes. Eddie Rose, a fourth year veteran, went unde- feated in all matches to rank as the Ioop's best singles man. Tom Nielsen, No. 2 man, was defeated only once and was seeded third in the loop. Other key Mule performers were Ralph Garcia, Wayne Martin, and Bob Parker, singles, and the first doubles team of Ken Hart and Bill Smith. px TENNIS Practice Matches WILSON 4 League Matches WILSON 3 WILSON 7 WILSON 7 WILSON 7 WILSON 4 WILSON 7 WILSON 7 All-City Meet WILSON 5 MARK KEPPEL 3 MARSHALL 4 FRANKLIN 0 VERDUGO HILLS 0 EAGLE ROCK 0 MARSHALL 3 FRANKLIN O VERDUGO HILLS O NORTH HOLLYWOOD I ,Q ., ' 5: 'ii . I 5 ,', ' M,-' 's .yt-+4 E . , . . I4 ++f-ogy-fy-4 iff'2 f+'f 1 ! y :J Vlurj -- , rg1,Q'i3Q 'Q...l.QE+f, . f f . -' -Witt ':'+ '- +.- ju l .HEC L . ' 4 it' as it-lQiT.Tf1i+'e+ - 4' - +v+++. f- I , i. NL., nfwefaf A idea T , .A iti l: , f . '+ In -we 1 , E rf w. yvwiti 'P ,' 't 'fi fl!! F ' +fv ' ' A It T, ew ' ,v w 1' .f.,..-v4- ,rf-iisi:.vf-vw-t ,. fl ,ffl A1 fl' W .f-14' L fr' ribs e t, . fit' if 'T , u it ,' gif 'if ' . vs Z. 1 tc P7513 ' 5 f Q TE'-...S - in 2.4 'S i P ,4 51 Z, A ,. , 1,5 l I I EDDIE ROSE K-, ii viii-R - ' - .. 3 TOMMY NIELSON x , 6, -reed i RALPH GARCIA L, V . QR-. ' 4 ia , Q, yi ' I b WAYNE MARTIN 1 .sv , s l f ROBERT PARKER BOB JOHNSON Biocking Buck TOM BENNETT End RAY ORTEGA BRAD HIRST KERMIT FRANCIS NEIL HOLT GU0Vd Tackle Fullbock End pn 7 415 fi , . E- J ' Q 'L , f L2x',,,,,,t,,f.k . fix . gif ' , gh K 5 gui , . - J-I f wwf' -Q6 4 -J- 'N' iQ: RICHARD PULCIFER Tackle RICHARD RIDING Center TOM LUNETTA Wingback JIM JOHNSON BOB FLOYD BOB BLAKE MIKE SCURTO Fullback End Tackle Guard GEORGE JACKSON CLARENCE MERRHVEAN CHUCK SUGAR COACH SAMARIN, End End Toilbock HEAD FOOTBALL COACH FFA nf- . 'D Q gf a ' 9 ff '5 1 E ti, -A ' lj, E 1 .L GEORGE SOTO TED CURRIE DAN KLEIN BOB RAYMOND Blocking Buck Guard Tailbcck Win9b0Ck and COACH BARTHEL DICK DURAN Center i DICK BENNETT End JOHN KENDRICK Guard JIM CROASMUN Toilbuck Pg A FOOTBALL SQUAD-FIRST ROW: Soto, Oberst, Pulcifer, B. Johnson, Kendrick, Schiada, Currie. SECOND ROW: Widden BUlll0559V-ClTUCk Sugar hum CNlgrI, Lunetta, J. Johnson, Croasmun, Duran, Riding, D. Bennett, Thomas, Stapp, Ginsburg CNlgrl. THIRD ROW: Coach mefed thefvwhideintv Fl0Yd'S Samarin, Espinosa, Blake, Nlerlo, Ramirez, Shambra, DeFevere, Ferguson, Sandlin, Floyd, Shinerock, Arue. TOP ROW: heads T0.C0mPlef9lY.0V9f- Lomonaco, T. Bennett, Jackson, Nickerson, Casada, Holt, Nlerriman, Hirst, Klein, Sugar, Ortega, Francis, Scurto. 5llUtd0W l-lf1C0lfl'S aerial de . par ment. nfl FIRST STRING HUDDLE-CLOCKWISE from 1128: Johnson, Lunetta, Merriman, Hirst, Kendrick, Duran, Ortega, Pulcifer, Bennett, Francis, Sugar. STATISTICS OF T954 FOOTBALL SEASON Total yards gained rushing ...... . .., , ., Total yards lost rushing . .. Toto yards gain passing .. , , Total yards lost passing ..... . , , . . Total net yards gained rushing and passi g Number of passes attempted . .. . Number of passes completed Passes intercepted by . . . Total number at tirst downs First downs-rushing First downs-bovine - Fiigq downs-penalties 94 WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON 1813 - 122 922. , - 5 2608 ..., . . l17.. . , - 48 3 14 - 109 - 75 f 28 - 6 OPPONENTS OPPONENTS OPPONENTS OPPONENTS OPPONENTS OPPONENTS OPPONENTS OPPONENTS OPPONENTS OPPONENTS OPPONENTS OPPONENTS B39 A 103 418 -76 1078 - 122 AO 13 54 30 17 6 if .z.y.f-'.-S.:-:f Wilson's 1955 football varsity proved true the argu- ments forthe potency of team effort by assembling what will probably always be remembered as one of Wilson's greatest seasons in history, out of an essen- tially no-star team. The Mules, coached brilliantly by lVlr. Bill Samarin, went undefeated through their first seven games before losing to Los Angeles High in the first round of the City playoffs. Wilson had entered the playoffs for the first time, thanks to a lucky draw which sent the Mules to the finals as the North- ern League's runner-up. Only ties with Franklin, 0-0, and loop titlist Lincoln, 13-13, kept the Wilsonites from their first undisputed league grid championship. The team's brilliance was attested by the selection of five Nlules on the all-league team and two on the All-City team. Named All-Northern were Chuck Sugar ILeogue Player of the Yearl and Kermit Francis, backs: Tom Bennett, end: Rich Pulcifer, tackle: and Dick Duran, second team center. Sugar was named to the All-City second team and Pulcifer to the third string. 1 . -:asf ---- Bzmvgww A FOOTBALL Practize Games WILSON HUNTINGTON PARK WILSON BELL WILSON GARFIELD League Games WILSON MARSHALL WILSON FRANKLIN WILSON VERDUGO HILLS WILSON I3 LINCOLN WILSON 20 EAGLE ROCK City Finals WILSON 7 LOS ANGELES 27 -- - 1. AL acks - FIRST ROW: Berliner, Bucks-FIRST ROW: Guerrero, Guards-FIRST ROW Brauer Luchetta Vaught Hill gawa. SECOND ROW: Harton. Barreras. SECOND ROW: Regal- Gayer. SECOND ROW Duke Gordon Partridge Tell Hart. ado, Fenwick. iano, DeVega. A 7-7 tie with a previously undefeated Lincoln team highlighted the I955 cam- paign of the Wilson B football team coached by Mr. Ralph Rich. Ray Ogawa, fleet halfback, raced 85 yards to a touchdown with the second-half kickoff, and Gordon Clark converted to give the Mulebabes the tie with the league champion Tigerbabes. Wilson went on to down Eagle Rock the next week, 9-0, capping'a I-5-2 season. The team had several talented members, among them Center Ronnie Hull, Fullback Dick Caro, Linebacker Wert Nelson, Tailback Frank Ruiz, Fullback Tom Guerrero and Quarterback and Captain Alan Berliner. Ends-FIRST ROW: Dekle, Puchett Little Hern Centers FIRST ROW Hull Buscarino Nelson andez. SECOND ROW: Spalione Pappa Deckon Nlunger B FOOTBALL Practice Games WILSON 0 HUNTINGTON PARK WILSON 7 BELL WILSON 0 GARFIELD League Games WILSON 0 MARSHALL WILSON 6 FRANKLIN WILSON O VERDUGO HILLS WILSON 7 LINCOLN WILSON 9 EAGLE ROCK A TRACK SQUAD-FIRST ROW: Coach Barthel, Chaplin, Lopez, Kameoka, J. Johnson, Thomas, Ogawa, Coach Samarin. SECOND ROW: Reid, Hill, Fry, Davidson, Rivera, Melendrez, DeFevere. THIRD ROW: Nickerson, Gail, B. Johnson, Lutz, Pulcifer, Ramirez, Powell. JIM JOHNSON B03 KAMEOKA .ir High-Low Hurdles 100-220 VERNE CHAPMAN BOB RAYMOND Shot Put 100-220 RAY OGAWA AL LOPEZ 100-220 880 C5 3' .H - t Aj? s if . Y. i .I -Q A While the varsity and C teams were having their great- est seasons, the B team went through a campaign full of woe. Two pole vaulters, Alan Berliner and Frank Garcia, supplied the season high spot by placing fifth and third, respectively, in the Northern League final. Shot Putter Dave Lorge suffered misfortune, last a good chance of giving the Mules a gold medal in the league final. He shoved the 10-pound ball 48 feet, but slipped and fell out of the ring. The put was disqual- ified. Other Mulebabe standouts were Bucky O'Conner, who ran the 100 and 220, Dave Jackson, a hurdler, and Art Servanti, 660 man. B TRACK SQUAD-FIRST ROW: Jacobson, O'Conner, Robinson, Lorge, Serventi, Yuriar, Garcia, Esparza. SECOND ROW: Coach Barthel, Moon, Dekle, Berliner, Bunisky, Coach Samarin. .gl Wfftxw K , . A,e5'3 5L:,f: A 5 , , ', 7- JOHN CHAPLIN 440-100 The year 1955 will long be remembered by Wilson track fans, for the varsity came up with one of the school's best seasons. However, the same old bugaboos-injuries and lack of depth-left the Mules in fourth place. For the first time since 1951, Wilson won a dual meet. In fact, the Mules won two meets within a single week. They trounced Lincoln, 69Vz-34V2, on a Monday, and edged powerful Eagle Rock, 53-51, the following Friday. Bob Raymond ranked among the league's top sprinters, capturing a fifth in the 100 and a fourth in the 220. Bob Kameoka, who tied the school 100 record of 10.2 in a pre-season meet, iniured a leg and was lost for the league schedule. Jim Johnson capped a good hurdling year with a league fifth in the 120 high, while Dave Nickerson ran fifth in the 880. John Chaplin, the team's highest scorer, ran second in the 440. Chaplin also shone in the quarter-mile. Joe Rivera, in his first vaulting season, gained a second-place tie in the loop finale. wf' fww Eiifltyi WIN ww' ON SPIKESTERS-FROM TOP Cleft to rightlz Darn that guy . . . but anyway Wilson wins! says Weisweaver as Seratto takes a first in the 100 yd. dash, instead of him A Putting for the stars is topnotch Verne Chapman, against Eagle Rock A Oh, my aching feet, cries Hill as he takes a sec- ond in the League meet 180 yd. dash A First place C spikesters Tony Lincoln and Ernie Jones A Down the home stretch and out in front against Eagle Rock...Jim Johnson A Two stories up, Rivera skimmed over the bamboo for a fourth in the League as . v ' VI 4 , . W' . 35 .R 5 swf ANTHONY LINCOLN ERNIE JONES finals. A TRACK Prodire Meet WILSON 36 NARBONNE 6011, BELL 32117 u e e s Le gu M et WILSON 29 MARSHALL 68 WILSON 38 FRANKLIN 66 WILSON 38 venouco 66 wiisoN 71111 LINCOLN 3411, WILSON 53 EAGLE ROCK 51 wr, 'N MARSHALL FRANKLIN VERDUGO 76117 LINCOLN 54 77 81 EAGLE ROCK 7111, Qin I Ala- ' B TRACK League Meets WILSON 18 WILSON 14 WILSON 18117 WILSON 35 WILSON 23111 ? DO at E , mv -:tfilfis . f :ff Bel 1. ijiiwgss, .1 nn 4 -r 21,1 :vii QNX Su 'inn- r-'-9 C TRACK League Meets WILSON 52 MARSHALL 25 WILSON 69111 FRANKLIN 711, WILSON 42 VERDUGO 35 WILSON 40 LINCOLN 37 WILSON 50111 EAGLE ROCK 25111 It seemed a little difficult to believe, but when the smoke of the 1955 Northern League C track campaign had cleared, there stood the Wilson team with the schooI's first undisputed spike crown in history. Th. team went undefeated in six meets and the Ieagut final, cracking a host of school records in the process Ernie Jones smashed the old shot put record when he tossed 48-V2 in the City prelims after hitting 47-IOV2 earlier in the season. Anthony Lincoln tied the low hurdles record with a 14.7 effort. Both Lincoln and .lones were league champs. Tom Serrato and Howard Wiseweaver ran second and third, respectively, in the circuit meet 100 and Ted Hill and Fidel Arredondo were second and third in the 180. Art Lopez nabbed a fifth in the high lump. C TRACK SQUAD-FIRST ROW: Coach Samarin, Huven, Lopez, Janes, Hull, Lopez, Hill, Coach Barthel. SECOND ROW: Cas- setty, Del Rio, McNicol, Iisman, Perez Garcia, Tanimoto lNIgr.J. THIRD ROW: Seratto, Lincoln, Arredondo, Sandahl. .sf F 1 ,w.i A BASKETBALL SQUAD-KNEELING: Gallagher, Zenzola, Gutierrez, Diamond, Langimm, Garcia, Coach Naslund. STANDING: Van Horne, Kraus, R. Garcia, Hardy, Rivera, Chapman, Rashoff, Goldman CMgr.I. L I E The keynote in Wilson basketball for 1955 was new faces, both in players and in the coaching department. All but one member of the l954 varsity squad had graduated, and the coach had also departed. The new mentor, Mr. Gordon IBudI Naslund, steered his inexperienced crew to a four win-six loss record and a fourth place loop finish. Vic Diamond, the lone returned monogrammer, sparked the sophomore-iunior packed lineup by scoring a total of l35 points in I0 league games. He was named to the leogue's second team. Other regulars were Larry Kraus, who had the team's best free throw average C63 per centl Joe Rivera, Jim Garcia, and Bob Ashford. O P ,f VICTOR DIAMOND JIM GARCIA Center Guard .AMW 5 f BOB ASHFORD LAWRENCE KRAUS Forward Forward VARSITY BASKETBALL League Games WILSON A8 MARSHALL 43 WILSON AO FRANKLIN 45 WILSON 53 VERDUGO HILLS 60 WILSON 5l LINCOLN 67 WILSON 43 EAGLE ROCK 40 WILSON 3A MARSHALL 55 WILSON 37 FRANKLIN 28 WILSON A9 VERDUGO HILLS 52 WILSON 42 LINCOLN bl WILSON 56 EAGLE ROCK 43 B BASKETBALL League Games WILSON 34 MARSHALL 47 WILSON 39 FRANKLIN 54 WILSON 33 VERDUGO HILLS 62 WILSON 36 LINCOLN 35 WILSON A0 EAGLE ROCK 46 WILSON 34 MARSHALL 75 WILSON 30 FRANKLIN 53 WILSON 37 VERDUGO HILLS 35 WILSON 37 LINCOLN A7 WILSON 22 EAGLE ROCK 53 Diamond, ramping into a revengeful iump, slips the leather from a Nlor- shall man's hands. 11, as Diamond makes another. RN 3 Q . CAGERS VS. MARSHAllfLEFT TO RIGHT: Smack into the silver rim goes a spinner from the versatile hands of Larry Kraus A Letting go of a push shot Garcia sets the pace for a victory A Watch it, buster, this one's headin' for home cries Diamond A What have you done! screams Marshall s man Q Q , ij , 1 . i A E JOE RIVERA IRVING RASHOFF Forward Guard Richard Montague, a slender guard who special- ized in a good shooting eye and a deadly lump shot, supplied most of the action for the B basket- ball team. The 5'-10 sharpshooter led the team in field goals 6341, free throws 4331, rebounds 1721, and scoring C101 pointsh. The team got off to a slow start, finished with a record of two wins and eight losses. The Mulebabes defeated Lincoln, 36-35, in a first round tilt and upset Verdugo Hills, 37-35. Wayne Martin, who scored 81 points, Joe Huven, who had 51, and Ed Rose, who had a free throw average of 75 per cent, were other sparklers. B BASKETBALL SQUAD-FIRST ROW: Coach Naslund, Huven, Springer, Kohn, Montague, Martin, Honig. SEC- OND ROW: Rose, Lewinstein, Zemel, Smith, Sherwood DeLussa, Long, Slotnick, Goldman lMgr.D. r PETE ZENZOLA BOB GALLAGHER Guard Guard O C BASKETBALL SQUAD FRONT ROW Langdale Boyce Servant: Smuth Lopez BACK ROW Mark owntzCNlgrI Cohen Coach Chortkoff Stern Caplan Probably the most excmng Wllson basketball team In I955 the C s landed In a second place Northern League tue under Coach Burt Chortkoff former Wllson hoop standout who returned to has alma mater to coach the C and D teams Wnnmng seven of thelr ten games they were tltle contenders rught down to the ware Jerry Monello and Art Servant: were the team s sparkplugs consustently huttlng In double fngures Each had one game hlghs of 22 pomts Monello wound up wuth 97 pomts and Servant: with 93 D BASKETBALL SQUAD FRONT ROW Coach Chortkoff Garcna Nutzberg Garafolo Maderua Brownstem BACK ROW Markowntz INlgrI Sharp Garber Goodman Carpenter Muller Cassetty .2 QM' League Games WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON D BASKETBALL L ugu Games WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON NILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON MARSHALL FRANKLIN VERDUGO HILLS LINCOLN EAGLE ROCK MARSHALL FRANKLIN VERDUGO HILLS LINCOLN EAGLE ROCK MARSHA FRANKLIN VERDUGO HILLS LINCOLN EAGLE ROCK MARSHALL FRANKLIN VERDUGO HILLS LINCOLN EAGLE ROCK Wllson s D hoopsters showed promlse and spunk endmg thenr league campaign wuth four wuns and sux losses The squad coached by Mr Burt Chortkoff won nts flrst Northern loop games but then lost to the front runners One of the keys to the team s record was the fact that the scoring was dlvlded equally Erme Ma delra had a slum margin over Manny Nntzberg Gary Garofolo and Ron Garcua C LL 28 30 28 22 14.4 29 30 as 15 27 G 8 22 LL I9 29 10 X 28 20 16 I7 to 6 1 - 1 1 1 .1 ' 1 1 2 - . . . . , . I - 1 ' I , . . . . . . I ' - l - l : 1 ' 1 ' 1 . 1 ' 1 . I - 1 1 1 1 1 I ' . , . 1 ' I - 1 1 I I I ' ff l '5oy4 4640725 Building the type of athletes needed to form the winning school teams Wilson is striving for, and giving younger boys an opportunity to develop in coordination and sportsmanship, is the purpose for the iunior high boys' athletic program. Junior teams competed after school iust like Wilson's senior teams do, only the games were intramural between iunior homerooms rather than inter-school. Football, basketball, base- ball, and volleyball tournaments were held. At the iunior track and field finals, several school records were broken. The pro- gram was directed by Mr. De Saix the first semester and Mr. Wiker the second. ,Jr is WWW fd' V ng 1-A -.1 STORY OF A GAME-LEFT TO RIGHT: Co-Cap- tain Brad Hirst leads the team on the field to meet the foe A Kendrick and Stapp warm up for the game A Kick-off by Kermit with Ted Currie leading the way A Croas- mun makes a great tackle to stop a Lincoln drive A Tension grows on the side line as Bob Johnson prepares to go in A Duran kicks another field goal A Blake makes a sideline tackle A Oh, my head, says Duran after a line buck A Rivera makes a warm-up lump A How much time is left? asks Coach Samarin. SPORTS ROUNDUP-FROM LEFT CENTER: Three business ed. girls take care of the track scores A Fight Team Fight is the yell led by Cheerleaders Armando Vega, Frances Workman, lVlargie McCarty, Charles Cook A Jim Garcia makes another A Larry Kraus sets up a defense A Another strike- out for Chuck Sugar, while Riding waits at third A Rivera tells them how it's done A Scurto hits another long one A Cheerleader Pat Smith Crightj leads the student body in a yell for the team A Half-time activities in the grand stand. .gr-13 LETTERGIRLS' SOCIETY - FIRST ROW: Ellison Scott Dean Kotnck Burgess Otto Wrllns Morrow Sec OND ROW LeVun Muller Sharp Farnss Ong Bon ellu Welshor TOP ROW Black Conzevoy Pante lone Croasmun Stutz Wesley Agulnan Lugo mtl' MARGIE CONSTANTINO .QQ 134- ' Flossna orto ALTHEA wuuus PLAYDAY G A A gurls play a hard basketball game at the Pluyday A The gurls luke to relax and take In the sun once In awhule O4 . ' 6 . . 5 N T if N ' ' N fy N . N Jin, ff. ,lg T Oi i r- .izgfsfgb . I O L . 91:22-ffl LL ti lr 5 Z R , wax. 9 X ,, 4 , H . .-. ,- ' V ' .Q-.4-v-'vw fx' ' Nr l L 'I' X - X Q' K ' ' - ' ' 5 X rx s.'rg'5x,,1, Y X . mf ' in T -rw T in O Lkvwllh Vx ,sz , ' if WM r ., f 1' L -5 : I '--g I 1 ,. -31 V tl' ll!- MARY LO MORROW FOOD AND FUN Competntlon IS keen In this unter 05264 'U 1 -4 fi Z LIT E T V7 1: P 21 LETTERGIRL S BOARD FIRST ROW- Mary Lou Mor row CW Vuce Presl Carol Burgess CW Gen Chaurl Phyllis Wenshar CW Presl Althea Wullus CW News Reporter S Presl Cargle Costnntuno CW Vlce Presb Florence Otto CS Presl SECOND ROW Carol Conzevoy CNews Reporter? Jams Ong CS Hlstl Claudlo Elluson CS Treasl Barbara LeVon CS Vnce Pres W Treasl Janet Pantalone CW Hustl Lettergurls con certalnly be proud of their achievements during the past year Their outstondmg successes were due partly to the skillful leadership of Phyllis Welshar wlnter presldent and Althea Wullls summer president All board members wlth the help of Mrs Healy sponsor worked constantly and intensively to provide more actuvutles for thelr club The Lettergsrls have ushered at many actlvutxes and assemblies and co sponsored the Blood Bank f' EUNICE AGULIAN estmg volleyball game A LetterQIl'lS SDIOY Them selves at the Chnstmas party and the banquet lgw Ai ' . , , Q I , f 1 1 A -1 R U X 1 H C a R , A ' ' ' 9 A 'y '.l lx l . A C T 'ry rf .ff A K at 1 -7? C G.A.A. PRESIDENTS-Flossie Otto, sum- mer, and Eunice Agulian, winter. WP 1315 GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION - FIRST ROW: Krutak, Munn, Morrison, Childers, Merriman, Wood, Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Miss Lindquist CCo-sponsorl, Haines, Wert, S. Kidwell, Reynolds, Pac- ino, Paritsky, Battista, Castillo, Gomez, Palermo, Cook. THIRD ROW: Kinchen, Madaris, Solinas, Brennan, J. Gomez, Diaz, Greenberg, Ortega, Pierini, Vega, Baratto, Cossentino, Frye. FOURTH ROW: Powers, Harris, Craig, Ramirez, Boden, Papaditch, Heim, Sfanden, Travis, Quirk, West, Sorrenson, Becerril,Schmid1. FIFTH ROW: Houge, Pierce, Holmes, White, Ruckinger, O'Brien, Ferguson, Malisch, Sacks, Cropo, Lang, Henry, Blake. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION-FIRST ROW: Goodman, Ong, Sharp, Bastian, Otto, LeVan. SECOND ROW: Miss Merlo lCo-sponsorl, Aguilar, Johnson, Esparza, Garbo, Lugo, Paritsky, Stutz, Chazaro, Carrillo, Black, Wesley. THIRD ROW: Brown, Hill, Hebling, Liles, Sinclair, P. Kidwell, Heffernan, Ditsler, Farriss, Gon- zales, Jalowitz, Bonelli, Carlburg, Crous- man. FOURTH ROW: Miller, Consevoy, Watie, DePetro, Duke, Farrar, Ditaler, Wheeler, Burke, Auerbach, Robins, An- chultz, Donzano, Fridkin. FIFTH ROW: Yuhas, Ball, Baker, Siegal, Tamburelli, Ash, Willis, Scott, Kotick, Cravea, Beck- man. s I pi o f i t ' Q' m l The winter and summer members of the Girls Athletic Association achieved unique fame by producing much entertainment at their ban- quets. lmprovement of the physical well-being and social aspects of life are their goals. One ofthe most exciting activities any girl can have is to attend a play day such as the one Wilson's G.A.A. hosted here in May. Round robin tournaments in various sports, exciting playoffs and even some games against the boys featured the after school programs directed by Presidents Eunice Agulian and Florence Otto, with the energetic Mrs. Philp as sponsor. These Lettergirls are iust too full to after a big feed. Y' ,.t.... X541 J. A. C.-FRONT ROW: Roller, Schein Zenderman, Schmitz, Dreier, Lum, Rap hael. SECOND ROW: Allard, Conzevoy Gonzalez, Purvis, Ferguson, Mrs. Hol man CSponsorJ, Burmeister, Otto, Wood Maginnis, Drake. THIRD ROW: Cassaro Sanchez, Barbata, LaFortune, Terzo Martinez, McBride, Avesian, D'Aiello Esparza. FOURTH ROW: Howard, Telli ano, Tutt, Stubbs, Rodriguez, Whiteley Lopez, Diasmore, Lange, Ash, Loveioy BACK ROW: Haines, Larraillet, Quallar Huizar, Adams, Huizar, Geon, Zappanti Hoyt, Brunson, Honig, Clovis, Brown Baker. DRILL TEAM COMMANDER Nileen Carrier did a wonderful iob in training the girls for the games. DRILL TEAM in action at a football game: making a cross A Drilling at an- other football game, they make colorful letters for viewers. DRILL TEAM-FIRST ROW: Hopkins, Karn off, Kileen, Carrier, Dimel iFile Leadersl SECOND ROW: Munn, Black, Cuellar Gaulding, Faust, S. Kidwell, Garbo, P Kidwell, Johnson, Castillo, Estrella son, Fernandez, Hill, Castillon, Romero Anschultz, Miss Lindquist iSponsor7 FQURTH ROW: Bonelli, Carlburg, Hardin RIl9Y, Lang, Lozano, Hollis, Thomas Baca. BACK ROW: Miller, Richardson Ong, ljlauge, Uribe, Haddad, Ramirez Madaris, Vega, Johnston, Rutherford Torrence. MW Those smartly uniformed girls that entertained during half-time at the popular football games were members of Wilson's unique Drill Team. Performing intricate dis- plays and patterns of purple and gold against the green turf brought much praise for the organization, spon- sored by Miss Lindquist, and headed by Nileen Carrier. .qs Q J.,-u E lil' '! 'f. THIRD ROW: scoff, Blake, neun Jackl 1 I 1 hgh. POSTURE QUEENS RIGHT Senior Pos ture Queen Lucille Chazaro also was among top ten in the city In posture LEFT Junior High Queen Gloria Quick as she competes in straight posture and poise against Olivia Vega and Nancy Yamato OFFICIALS CLUB-FRONT ROW: Anschultz, Blake Scott, Siegel, Otto, Kotick, Wood. SECOND ROW Sugar, Carroll, Esparza, Conzevoy, Mrs. Healy, Wes- I' ' Iey, Bonnelli, Ong, Tamburelli, Haines, Poritzky Battista. 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