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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1956 volume:

5 ' ll J. r , 1 QA , ll . xx ff. - X , K f X . .1 b ,L X 'xfi A rx , 1 I . 4 ,n , . 4- f ' ' ' 5, .Q4 :xx ' . - Q .L XX ' f !,' L. ,9 A , , , , X , . ' .1 . 7 -, lj ,rv ' ,R ,C ,A , ,in V7 A E-xgrnl ,-.g, , .V Qu ' l fix' - x . NJ' . ., ' w ,A X . , -A i . C, 1 ' J ' , Y r . x 'X X AVA, . ' -p -4 .X K - 7 2 1956 official yearbook of WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA W. ,,,,,,,?A P,Q,,Q3.V-A,mwp 1. 1. '1 4 8' Q I iy'I 'i'IQWn,-v-fu Q. -Mil' ':' f . L fm. W 1' ,yo X. - , , L , , . l EY i STAN 'Gill' The low vibrato of the pneumatic hammers cracking the hard earth shell, the thump, ssst! thump, ssst! ofthe pile driver putting down foundations to deep bedrock, the thud of hammers, the squeal of winches-these are the sounds in Wilson's symphony of construction. And.we hear the dissonance gladly, for it speaks of our growing and our progress. Wilson is building, but not with steel and mortar alone. Wilson is forming youth into intelligent and responsible citizens-the leaders of tomorrow. This is our theme for Hoofpririts, l956! y 4 - ' ' , A J:-.Sr-tfgaval, 'ng ' 'Why 5 D Fond Memories are the treasures which every graduate carrles away with htm when he has sand has last goodbyes To one who contrrbuted so much to four wonderful years at Wllson the Senior Classes of 1956 dedicate this annual Mr Paul Barthel, because of the unflagglng nnterest you have shown In the many students who have come to know you through athletics and, more recently, In your capacity as Registrar, because of your warm smlle and friendly ways, and because you place Wulson's wel fare so hrghly, we guve you the Hoofprmts of l956 Weir! .. MRS. DOROTHY FRASER came to Wilson in April brimming with enthusiasm and vitality. As Girls' Vice' Principal she has counseled and coordinated in a most efficient manner. Her efforts have been vastly appreciated by all. BOYS' VICE-PRINCIPAL George Ingles is a new- comer to Wilson in terms of months, however, he has rapidly become familiar with both plant and per- sonnel and has been heartily welcomed into the fold. un, - - ,. Sw 4 gif- I., JD ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADVERTISEMENTS 9 CONSTRUCTION' What wonderful progress has been made In this field since Mr Athlro G Paris: arrived at Wilson The auditorium rs well on its way toward completion the three new shops are proc trcally finished and the new quadrangle with the beautiful curving walks trees and grass is a reality There is a continual noise but It sounds wonderful to the ear as we dream of engoymg the new fa cllltres Eighteen years ago Wilson looked rather different The school opened in 1937 and was more like a CCC camp The original Farmdale Grammar School and some bungalows were the first burldmgs Grad ually the shops and cafeteria were added In 1939 one of the city s finest athletic fields was built and named after Mr Angus Cavanaugh the first prm ctpal During Christmas vacation of 1940 the Ad mmrstratron bualdrng was finished and given to the community One year later the Boy s Gym was com pleted Work again started in 1947 on the new Science Home Economics and Commercial buildings In 1955 the bungalows were moved to a new Ioca tion and the present program to make Wilson a complete school was put into effect Plans for the future include cr Girls Athletlc Field combination tenms and outdoor basketball courts scheduled far completion within the coming year and eventually a covered pavilion for eating a new Boys Gym and a iunior high school building. Construction! Yes we are building a wonderful future and this future at Wilson looks bright OUR NEW PRINCIPAL Mr At tllro Paras: is a very dynamic per son In his first year at Wilson he has shown a great Interest In stu dents provided for many school Improvements and helped raise the spirit of Wilson sky high FOR HIS UNDERSTANDING coun selmg and guidance our Boys Vice Principal Mr William Jay Settle ns highly admired by both students and faculty He ns also one of the leading offrcnals an both football and basketball across the country 11 idmmlwe' l A.: ,ri- nm V I , ,, :ii ' 45 ,vb 131- 1.8 5 if f ef . 4 'Q if if Due to a prolonged illness, Mrs. Jean Gillette has not been with us much this year. She is a wonderful person and all of us have missed her. We all await her return. Mr. Harold Cooper, our senior counselor, heads one of the finest counsel-organizations in the city. He is always ready to assist stu- dents toward their goal. Mrs. Peggy Whittle, lleftl has been our acting Girls' Vice-Principal, and she is do- ing a great iob. When Mrs. Whittle is not acting Vice-Principal she is a Senior A Sponsor and chairman ofthe Social Studies Department. 'triad Mr. Paul G. Barthel, our new Registrar is in charge of student attendance, tardiness and truancy. Mrs. Verna Eversmeyer, our iunior high school counselor, is a very busy person working with seventh and eighth graders and sponsor- ing Junior Scholarship. Mr. Clarence Currin, our work c positions suitable for them. Mr. Charles Newcomb, ninth and tenth grade counselor is also athletic Coordinator and assistant to the Vice4Principol. oordinator, helps stud ents obtain R B M 'J' ww r, 1 4 -. KZ' x Y I - s ,nv ff' Mr. Cavanaugh and Mr, Settle discuss plans for activities to in crease student body funds. 7 Q 'XL FACULTY of Woodrow Wilson High School-ROW I: Mrs. Gertrude Evanoff, Home Economics, Mr. Clarence Daniels, Commercial, Mr. Harry Cavanaugh, Commercial, Miss Minnette Porter, Lan- guage, Mr. Roy Currin, Chairman, Industrial Arts, Mr, John de Kramer, Art, Mr. Takeo Kubo, Com- mercial, Mrs. Peggy Whittle, Chairman, Social Studies, Mr. Attilio Parisi, Principal, Mr. Dale McNiece, Industrial Arts, Mr. James Clark, Industrial Arts, Mr, Eugene Kocol, Industrial Arts, Mr. Roger Tucker, Industrial Arts, Mr. Douglas Spencer, Industrial Arts, Mrs. Dorothy Brill, Homemaking, Miss Lois Ebe- ling, English, Miss Aura Hoffman, English, Mr. AI Kaelin, Chairman, Art, Mr. Bruce Wiker, Science, Mrs. Vera Holman, Girls' Physical Education, Mr. Charles Newcomb, Mathematics. ROW 2: Mr. Robert Ross, Chairman, Boys' Physical Education, Mrs. Iva Kellog, Social Studies, Mrs. Esther Swart, Chairman, Language, Mrs. Lila Currie, Mathematics, Miss Mary Pat Donohue, English, Mrs. Mary Martin, Social Studies, Miss Sally Hewitt, Chairman, English, Mrs. Ruth Healy, Chairman, Girls' Phys- ical Education, Mrs. Freida Belford, Homemaking, Mrs. Martha DuFault, Chairman, Commercial, Mrs. Barbara Campbell, Art, Mrs. Viola Nigg, Mathematics, Mrs. Lyle Mclntyre, Chairman, Science, Mrs. Marie Ronald, Chairman, Homemaking, Miss Elena Bonaro, Social Studies, Miss Edith Lind- quist, Girls' Physical Education, Miss Geraldine Fiorello, Girls' Physical Education, Mr. Carroll Haeske, English, Mrs. Mary Valentine, Social Studies, Mr. Carey Berger, Social Studies, Mrs. Verna Evers- meyer, Counseling, Mr. John Kelsey, Mathematics, Mr. Al Mehlman, Social Studies, Mr. George Davidson, Industrial Arts, Mr. Augie Lambert, Driver Training, Mr. Frank Ohly, Agriculture. ROW 3: Mr. Vic Cuccia, Boys' Physical Education, Miss Carol Lux, English, Mrs. Mary Foster, English, Miss Chris Prutsos, Art, Mr. Martin lvener, Mathematics, Mr. Sergei Rodinoff, Music, Mr. William Roscoe, Social Studies, Mr. Regis Kramer, Music, Miss Lillian Arthur, English, Mr. Robert Kursinski, Chair- man, Music, Mr. Bud Naslund, Boys' Physical Education, Mr. John Wilhite, Chairman, Mathematics, Mr. George Coon, Mathematics, Mr. Frank Snyder, Social Studies, Mr. George Parker, Science, Mr. Bill Samarin, Boys' Physical Education, Miss Willamae Kopp, Homemaking, Mr. Walter Hopmans, Social Studies, Mr. Otto Heinkel, Mathematics, Mr. W. Kent Bishop, Science, Mr. Frank Hanna, Sci- ence, Mr. John Nelson, English, Mr. Robert White, Mathematics, Mr. Mardi Bakiian, Librarian. Mawamadh L .. ,MW X S lg , f7 ,X u'r5g J N L -... r OUT OF ALL THE STUDIES, mathematics seems to be the most difficult to master. Having the task of chairman of the mathe- matics department is Mr. Wilhite, who has been trying to encourage his students to go into the field of engineering. IO CONSTRUCTION goes on in classes as well as on the school grounds. Each department is actively engaged in the business of train- ing young people for an active, profitable, community life. In addition these students are provided with a firm foundation in the arts and sciences preparatory to further study after graduation. I U61 X III I I jf ! I v ,,, 4 I If J v I 5 Cl' V I W A My f. V QZZ ?P'mf'fil'J' . ' 2 t 1 asm. ,. . . , -f 49? U, . I , t '? I I JUDY KILLEEN, FRANCES BURKE, MRS. RONALD, and representatives ofthe cloth- ing classes worked hard all year, mending for the gym classes, and making costumes for the many school activities. Besides all this the clothing classes produced a spec- tacular Fashion Show. A PERSON'S RIGHT HAND in this country is the English language. Without knowledge of this language one will achieve very little. Wilson has an outstanding English depart- ment which is headed by Miss Hewitt,shown with Harold Rosenfeld and Barbara Stein- berg. ' ,xmiwfw ??ZfffE+'Q?f -f t. V, .f 1. Q rm, .,f. . ,W -.,,,215J Q-,smlrfyziw A h I . . , -. ...Y- V ..' . 'lf' - my A V -, V - ,Hy W - , M3 V f E 1 0 'W ' f 'i a In . Q? , 1 cv H, s I H 2 g ' I I 4 f A ' t ' I In M ...tw 1 '5f .,W'l if ...La , ., 4 : .4- WITH VOICES SINGING . . . Mr. Kursinski, Music wi iiegrf ,1,.y',f3. i SHORTHAND, being of great value in the business Department Chairman, Frank Zamora, Tommy worldfis taught by Mrs. Du Fault, Commercial Petralia, and Bobby Bradshaw, members of Senior Department Chairman. Cynthia Gautding it seems Boys' Glee are proving their musical talents in was working overtime to master the art of 'Shea 'Sing for a P. T. A. performance. Shorthand. STUDENT TEACHER MR. MELOCH and WiIson's popu- lar Miss Bonaro conducting a World Geography class. , 5 . - g -... -.4 A- TED HOBLEY, LEE FISHER, AND MR. KAELIN, head ol a very eiicient art department, are shown here with a background of their modern art. This department has kept Wilson very colorful with their outstanding art productions. ONE OF MRS. MARTIN'S geography students leads a class discussion. I .....,,,J, -R ff' 'Q l ,xx ' : X MRS. HEALY is pictured here with three of her very capable service girls, Pat Sharp, Carol Consevoy, and Barbara Wesley. Mrs. Healy is chairman of the Girls' Physical Education Department and is the sponsor of several active clubs. I2 .IANIS ONG AND BOBBY BARNICOAT, students, are receiving instruction from drafting teacher, Mr. Cur- rin. His students learn the importance of precision. Mr. Currin is the head of the Industrial Arts Depart- ment and also the very efficient work co-ordinator. ...sf wpiu g . i birllxzygwsl This is a common scene from the Leadership class, with one of the many leaders, lBarbara Blackl expressing opinions on some school problem. :eww f 3 ' FS NA 1 of . ' '..,--. Y, -, , A, ,, 5 nil! l l ,f MRS. SWART and a student, Dick Scheidt, standing in front ol one of her fine Spanish bulletin boards Mrs Swart is head ot the Language Department and also sponsor ot the Spanish Club. As faculty chairman Mrs. Swart takes an active part in Wilson's many ac tivities MRS. SWART, our genial Span- ish teacher, and class discuss the geography of Spain. ALWAYS READY WITH A SMILE is Mrs. Peggy Whittle, Chairman of the Social Studies Department. Although this past year was an exceptionally busy one tor her, she always had time for everyone including Richard luchetta and Lea Jachnuk. IN COACH ROBERT ROSS' first year at heading the Boys' Physical Education Department, the gym was painted, and the corrective room received on asphalt tile ttoar. Mr. Ross is shown with Arthur Katz, and S antord Polack. SEEN IN A FAMILIAR SETTING is Mrs. Lyle Mclntyre, Science Department Chairman. Known as Mrs. Mac to her many students, she explains a physiology prob- lem to Roger Johnson, Rachel Garcia, Blaine Ferguson and Carolyn Torrence. .f Q27 .,,. -.,, . f F ,s 4-My S1011 in Main Office, Mrs. Nell Oswald, Miss Dorothy Montgomery, Mrs. Margie Sutton. 53 iii- Mrs. Norma Magkle from the Counselors' Oflice. -1' s'Y? .SSRN Staff of Regis1rar's Office, Mrs. Eslrcda and Mrs, Krulck. Sheldon Weingarfen, Mr. Borden, Finan- cial Manager, Ronnie Cox shown in Sludenl Store. ,iv 3 fa- .. ' 4'x V 2.1 5 Ji. fn 1 Cafeteria Staff-ROW 'l: Lillie Atkinson, Lois Miller, Josephine D. Riding, Manager, Mr. Clark, Chief Gardener, and Mr. Lewis, Head Anna Eslrella. ROW 2: Ola M. Thomas, Alberta Guidry, Mary Baum, Eleanor Podach, Cuslodian. Nern W. Larry. L s Library Stal!-ROW 1: Judy Robins, Toni Cappello, Dalia Dorfman, Alice Williams, Mr. Bakiian, Ruth Huizar, Catherine Morgan, Josephine Parrino. ROW 2: Lynn Mann, Book Room Staff-ROW I: Larry Carlisle, Tom Judy Maginnis, Bonnie Becker, Bob Cuellar, Baron Harris, Ron Melilsofi, Bob Brad- Large. ROW 2: Baron Harris, Raelene Shardon, Teresa show, Yolanda Vasquez. ROW 3: Armida Vega, Vickie Puckell, Lois Nickerson, Joyce Esparza, Lydia Garcia. ROW 3: Rudi Ramirez, Charles Shaw, Leonard Shaevilz, Nellie Cuellar, Pamela Miller, Linda Braund. Perea, Mrs. Gomez, Sandra Liles, Stanley Richmond. '1 .... as ffl? , , ' i- 1 Iv e... 4, wi, .q Q .. W, 7.-M M 1' 1 . 1' ..., i i 15 ' cf! ff' RICHARD PULCIFER was a two year All- City and three year All-League football player. -er-if 'fi I gm' Atl!- 1 ' i I 1 ' f li 1 DON WALDO won second place in the HeraId'Examiner Oratorical Contest with an original address an John Adams. .s ,,, .1 .I I 34? A' 'OV' f .pi X FIVE MEMBERS OF THE ALI.-CITY OR- CHESTRA, an outstanding musical achieve- ment, are Barbara Steinberg, Etan Marko- witz, Pat La Grutta, Richard Rehwald and Johnny Duncan. . K- wif -A-o..,.. AWARD WILSON HIGH SCHOOL was the recip- ient of the Sportsmanship Trophy for the outstanding spirit displayed throughout the fall by all the students. lt is their earnest desire that this trophy remain at Wilson for many years to come. , 1 .s 140' MARVIN GOLDMAN was awarded a sec- KATHY TADOLINI was Wilson's repre- ond place medal for sports writing in the sentative to the statewide Betty Crocker iournalism contest at East Los Angeles Contest and won a medallion for her ef- Junior College, forts in the regional contest held at Wil- son. 16 ., 'x ERNIE MONTESANTI won the only indi vidual prize given in the Los Angeles State College Press Contest tor his edu torial on sportsmanship. WILSONYKWW WITH THIS PAGE the Hoofprints staff is inaugurating a new feature in the yearbook. That is the highlighting of the achievements of in- dividuals outside of school. Many honors are bestowed on our students which do not seem to receive adequate notice and through this means we hope to spotlight them each year. 5 2 fi 5 Y A. 1 vs eel Q 1 Ai 3 if -- , K, rn fm' r i 4 , ' 22,212 t W 5 H '-' 1 J' fjg A 1 has ' A 2.4. A , C. lk , ' Eb, Q . 1. ' wav We DICK CARO garnered ten points for Wil- son in the City Finals in gymnastics alter proving to be an indisputable standout all season. FRANCES HOLLIS was twice honored this year for her collage lan, impression ot a cityl which won a Gold Key in the re- gional Scholastic Art Competition and went on to be chosen among those to be hung in the Carnegie Institute as a result af the National Scholastic Competition. LEA JACHNUK was the winter 56 recrp ient of the National Thespian Society Best Performance Award. CHARLES GAIL won a Gold Key for his work in mixed media in the Scholastic Art Competition. IRENE YUHAS competed for a Bank of America award and won a third place S25 award in the business division. This award was presented to her at the Annual Bank of America Awards Dinner. mn lll1llD11 zznmmmw MIX 'WN Nm M S :H we 1,XXXQs'k0QR HU l xt xxx Mmm XWWWW +H+H+H+-I-H I I 1 my X uhh Q S l 1 M Qx M N hi! HN W umifmulm I I K X X G .1 'lxfffmx We wx fx ' MXu1'l ll 3,53 XNxH 'l WS M x1,:lK1l1lH S 'fb xx lllHI:'111.qWx life Hlqhlll Ill ' 0 'F .dz -. J! W , ef THESE are the capable Sr. A otticers ot the class ot W'56, Athenians. They successfully guided their class through all the Sr. A Activities. They are as follows: Jim Garcia, treasurer, John Celiz, boys' vice-president, Rollie Slagle, president, Aida Lugo, girls' vice-president, and Barbara Huffman, secretary. THE THEME chosen by the Athenians,W '56 for their graduation was: For we are ihe lovers of beauty, yet simple in our tastes, and we cultivate the mind without loss of manliness. This class has lived up to its name. The name Athenian means citizens of Athens, the capital of Greece. This city was and still is the capital of Greece and con- sidered the center of culture and intellectual achievement. Although small in number they achieved many honors in Wilson High. The class Valedictorian was Barbara Huff- man. Barbara had straight A's throughout high school except for one instance when she received a B. The Salutatorian was Bob Hill, also an above average student. The complete class of Athenians had the highest grade average in perhaps the entire history of Wilson High School. Out of the 57 members there were many leaders including Jim Johnson, who led the Student Body through the winter semester. The Athenians com- pleted their Sr. year with the customary Sr. activities, the Sr. Picnic, Tea, Prom, and Breakfast. This class, the Athenians, has entered the adult world to become leaders of our nation as professors, teachers, fathers and mothers of a new generation. 9 ATHENIAN COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN-ROW l: Eslher Mariinez, Bob Hill, Joan Banelli, Mike Hupp, ROW 2, Yorum Gelzler, Mary Ann Tamburelli, Jackie White, Jean Spalione, Marvin Goldman. ATHENIAN CHEERLEADERS, Diane Reyes, Dobey Floyd, Gloria Espinosa. ATHENIAN SPONSORS, Mrs. Whillle, Mrs. Brill, Mr. While. x , W , ,Af i rfyiib U, ' V f -L' 1 'Twf ' . F :l7??lzi.L,:, Emizzesfs ii. new ,wr YR-x. aaliu 'z -.4 ,f ' 'l J w li iz, or l 'gf , ATHENIAN SENIOR BEE OFFICERS-ROW l: Bob Kameoko, Tommy Nielson, Brenda Reusenp ROW 2, Mary Ann Tomburelli, Aida Lugo. 'sclkg 1 avr E li ATHENIAN SEALBEARERS-ROW I: Marvin Goldman, Barbara Huimun, Bob Hill, ROW 2, Mike HUPP. Eddie Rose, QI? GAIL ALLSOP Comwolei BI 2 Cap and Gown Committee Sr A Decoration Committee ALICE BOYLE Sr. B Cap and Gown Committee Sr. A Picnic Committee fh GLORIA ESPINOSA Sr. Cheerleader Y-Teen Treas. and Secretary Spanish Club 22 OFELIA ARAGON Sr A Breakfast Committee CAMILLE CAMPAS Comwolei Edells G.A.A. Y-Teens Sr. A Cards and Ann. id' , rl N JACKIE BENTSEN B12 Breakfast Committee Sr. A Decoration Committee BARBARA CARLBURG Our Town Drill Team Y-Teen Chapllain Red Cross Rep. G.A.A. af RONALD BIZIK B Baseball Sr. B Cap and Gown Committee Sr. A Picnic Committee JOHNNY CELIZ Sr. A Boys'V.- Pres. A Cappella Band Sr. Advisory Bd, Sr. A Cap and Gown , e fic... ' 5' ' 'YN H, A sv at . 'Q .69 '11-.. 4--i,ix'. 2 we '14- A , '-?f:n:'4'i!'-511 Iii . ' 1.51 ,1 .. VM P JEANETTE FLOYD Sr. Cheerleader Annual Staff Y-Teen Secretary Comwolei Sr. A Picnic JOE FRONTINO Sr. B Cap and Gown Sr. A Breakfast A Track .jr .,,. JIM GARCIA Chief Justice Key Club V: Pres. Sr. A Class Treas. Senior Orchestra A Basketball . seq,-5 we 4 ' 3 ' 'w ,,', JOAN BONELLI Girls'Judge 2 Star Lettergirl Officials Pres. G.A.A. Treasurer Our Town .1- CHARLES CRUELLE Sr. Breakfast Entertainment Chairman if-'A 'sr MEL GAYER Our Town B Football Sr. A Breakfast Committee 4 f:, ?'..P YORUM GETZLER Annual Staff JIM JOHNSON Student Body Pres. Kiwanis Award Letterman Pres. A Track A Football AIDA LUGO Sr. B Treasurer Sr. A Girls'V.- Pres. Y-Teen President G.L.C. President Lettergirls gs 'ge . ft Q A L y.,1wf,13M Q. ,. r MARVIN GOLDMAN Sealbearer Sr. Scholarship Athletic Comm. A 8. B Basketball A 8. B Baseball K. BOB KAMEOKA Sr. B Boys' V.-Pres. A, B, 8. C Track B Football Letterman Scholarship I I 4: -E' l , DOUGLAS LUTZ A Track Cross Country Lettermans' Club Hi-Y Boys'Glee BOB HILL Valedictorian Sealbearer Sr. Scholarship Sr. A Tea Comm. Athletic Comm. ROSALIE KNIGHT Comwolei G.L.C. A Cappella Sr. A Picnic Sr. Girls'Glee ESTHER MARTINEZ Comwolei Historian G.L.C. Edells Sr. B Budget Comm. Sr. A Cap 8- Gown BARBARA HUFFMAN Salut atorian Sealbearer Ephebian Sr. Scholarship Sr. A Class Sec. DANNY KLEIN A Football Gymnastics A Cappella Our Town Journalism CAROL McCLAlN Fashion Show Prin. Sr. B Breakfast Comm, Sr. A Tea Committee Y-Teens Simplicity Model rf' L :gf .X p MIKE HUPP Sealbearer Sr. Scholarship Sr. B Budget Comm. Sr. A Picnic Comm. BETTY KOTICK Student Body Treas 4 Lettergirl 8- Sec. G.A.A. Y-Teen Treasurer Ofiicials Treas. , L Q y I .X A X .K , BOB MERLO B Track Sr. Boys'Glee A Cappella Sr. Breakfast Com Sr. A Picnic Comm. 23 FRANCIS MERRIMAN B Track Sr. Boys'Glee A Cappella Sr. Breakfast Com. Sr. A Picnic Comm. -.,.-ve Q.- JANET PANTALONE 2 Lettergirl Hist. Comwolei G.A.A. Historian Edells Sr. A Tea Committee BOB RAYMOND A Football A Track Hi-Y Letterman Sr. A Tea Comm. 24 STEVE MILICI Sr. A Tea Committee ? '----fe X 1 ' A f RAY POWELL A Track Hi-Y Sr. B Sweater Comm Sr. A Picnic Cleanup Chairman BRENDA REVSEN Edells Sr. B Girls'VrPres. A Cappella Spanish Club G. L. C. 2 fha, 4' AWK' di ,lining wt ' I 4 ' f I XX X li I W s A Xt ERNIE MONTESANTI TOMMY NIELSON RHAY OGAWA Gymnastics Sr. B President B Football Trqck A Tennis A 8. C Track Basketball Key Club Letterman A Cappella Lefiefmdn. Hi-Y Secretary A CGPPCHU ' Q- Q an as.- 1 'f 1- l RICHARD PULCIFER A Football A 8. B Baseball A Track Hi-Y President Lettermens' Sgt. X I LINDA REVSEN Edells President Girls'League Hist. A Cappella Journalism G.L.C. A Cappella is 3 'O' I 4 , , A MARGARET RAMIREZ IRVING RASHOFF Sr. A Picnic Comm. A Basketball 81 C Basketball Sr. B Cap 81 Gown Sr. A Breakfast Comn g '-lunar Maids of Athens display their class treasures. yy Athenian wheels look solemn. DIANA REYE-S Sr. Class Cheerleader JEAN SPALIONE Y-Teen V.-Pres. Tenth Word Our Town Sr. B Breakfast Con Sr. A Cards 8- Ann. JOE RIVERA A Football A Track A Basketball Letterman Sr. A Tea Committee BEVERLY STUTZ 4 Lettergirl Treas. Comwolei Edells Y-Teens Officials 2 I .A EDDIE ROSE Sealbearer Sr. Scholarship IA Tennis A Basketball Copy Editor MARY ANN TAMBURELLI Sr. B Class Sec. A Cappella Comwolei Sec. Officials Sec. Y-Teen Treas. 1 . . 1 5? I - 4 1 x- GUY SERLES Sr. A Picnic Committee RODNEY VELASCO Grounds Comm. Sr. B Front Lawn Sr. A Tea Comm. Hmm boy, sure looks good. are Q Colorful Cake adds sparkle to Sr. Tea. in-W DAVID WALL Boys' Federation Sr. B Budget Comm. Sr. A Picnic Comm. BOB WATTERLOND Sr. B Tea Comm. Sr. A Breakfast Committee ROLLIE SLAGLE Boys' V.- Pres. Sr. A President Our Town ICC President Key Club Secretary JACK VRTAR .4 JACKIE WHITE Y-Teens Corres. Sec. G.L.C. Edells Sr. B Banner Comm. Sr. A Breakfast Dec. 25 12. l gn' 0 fi Q7 A 1 wi K . 'HQ iss. '-W. Y mlrlhbk A A f fin J , A f-use z, f l , l ll T 1 'N -+4 EGYPTIAN SR. A CLASS OFFICERS: Annette Deal, Girls' Vice-President: Marc De Fevere,Presidentg Richard Montague, Boys' Vice-Presidentg Pat Helbling, Secretaryg Nileen Carrier, Treasurer. I On that memorable day of January 6 the cornerstone was laid for the Egyptian pyra- mid when the class of S'56 donned the powder blue and white and began their Senior activities. As the Egyptians of old, they sought to make the motto chosen by the class a reality for, in vain we build the world unless the builders also grow. Lead by Presi- dent Marc De Fevere they grew academically through their school work and socially through the many class activities. The pyramid began to develop'when the picnic and tea were held and the second and third layers of blocks were laid. Two last maior Egyptian activities were the Senior Prom and the traditional breakfast. Forming the apex of the pyramid, the last block was laid on graduation night at the East Los Angeles Junior College when the Egyptians reached the end of their high school days. O Senior A Committee Chairman, Row l, Annette Deal, Senior Tea, Patsy Adams, Senior Breakfast, Verne Chapman, Prom Committee, Carolyn Torrence, Senior Tea Program, Bob Hoyt, Parade Committee, Angela LaCastro, Senior Breakfast Decorations, Richard Luchetta, Clean-up, Donna Miller, Arrange- ment of Tea, Row 2, Vivian Richardson, Set up for Senior Picnic, Bob Barnicoat, Library Set up, Roger Johnson, General Chairman Picnic, Richard Riding, Tea Supplies, Blayne Ferguson, Food for Picnic, Rachel Garcia, Senior Tea, Jo Altman, Clean up, Cards and Announcements, Frances Hollis, Tea Decorations. W4 Egyptian Cheerleaders Fran Hollis, Pat Sharp, Bar- bara Wesley and ,lanis Ong proved to be an endless source of energy and enthusiasm. Their spirited cheers buoyed the class and proved catching. 1 is -0 4 75 x--..f.,..4' Egyptian class sponsors are, in Row l, Senior B Class Oiicers, Raw I, Nileen Miss Fiarello Mrs. Brill, and Miss Hoffman, Carrier. Girls' Vice-President, Verne Chap- and in Row 2 Mr. Heinkel, Mrs. Whittle, man, President, Jerry Stapp, Boys' Vice- and Mr White President, Row 2, Pat Helbling, Treasurer, Jo Dimel, Secretary. P ,'7'i, f. Q - . Q,f?'lf5 7i g'x' .J 'eff L.. -... A Sealbearers of Class of Summer of 1956 are Janis Ong and Dick Scheidt. 5 F PATSY ADAMS Future Teachers of America Scholarship Society Journalism Sr. Breakfast Committee Chairman 1 BARBARA BERGMAN Edells Sr. B Tea Committee Sr. A Breakfast Committee CARYL BROWN Comwolei Edells Sr. B Tea Committee Sr. A Tea Committee 28 .IO ALTMAN Sr. B Tea Committee Sr. A Cards and Announce- ments Chairman Drill Team Fashion Show Princess Edells BARBARA BLACK Student Body Secretary Lettergirl Vice-President G.A.A. Secretary l.C.C. President Officials Club President: Secretory SHIRLEY BROWN Sr. Scholarship G.A.A. Comwolei Sr. B Cap 8. Gown Commit- tee Sr. A Tea Committee RICHARD ANDERSON Sr. B Tea Committee Sr. A Picnic Committee Dance Band Sr. Orchestra Band y ri'-1' sf -fn if ERNESTINE BLACKSHER Y Teens Fashion Show Talent Show Sr. B Front Lawn Committee Sr. A Breakfast Committee JOSIE BACA Drill Team Annual Staff Journalism Stat? Sr. B Tea Committee Sr, A Breakfast HAROLD BORCHERS BILL BUCHANAN School Cheerleader Gym Club Hi-Y Hitching Post Editor Sr. A Picnic Committee CONNIE BURKE Edells Sr. A Picnic Committee Sr. B Tea Committee Front Lawn Committee BOB BARNICOAT Gym Club B Football Sr. B Color Day Committee Sr, A Tea Set-up Chairman Art SHARON BRENNAN Miss Wilson Candidate B-I2 Girl of the Grade Sr. Scholarship Treasurer Sr. B Cap 8. Gown Chairman Hitching Post Copy Editor NILEEN CARRIER Sr. A Treasurer Sr. B Girls' Vice-President Sr. B Color Day Chairman Drill Team Captain G.A.A. Egyptians proudly display their powder blue and white on color day K' 1 ' 'f x tul tw . 'GC ,- R .. 3 ,, ,mf 2 fee'- L X LARRY CARLISLE National Thespian Society Safety Commissioner Sr. B Color Day Committee Sr. A Picnic Committee K A tra' ROBERT CIRIECO Spanish Club Hitching Post Reporter Sr. Scholarship Secretary Front Lawn Committee 'QC VIRGINIA CARROLL Y-Teens General Chairman Comwolei Historian G.A.A. Edells Sr. A Tea Committee 7 CAROL CONZEVOY Lettergirl President: News Reporter G.L.C. Presidentp Vice- Presidentp Secretary Officials Club Treasurer: Vice-President Girls' League Secretaryg Vice-President Spanish Club Secretaryp Vice-President JERRY CASADA Key Club Hi-Y A-B Football Boots 8- Ballerinas Lettermen's Club MARLENE CRAPO Sr. Girls' Glee A Cappella Comwolei Sr. B Parade 8- Banner Committee Sr. A Picnic Committee VERNE CHAPMAN A-B Baseball A Basketball A Track Sr. B President Sr. A Prom Chairman ANNETTE DEAL Sr. A Girls' Vice-President Sr. A Tea Chairman Fashion Show Princess A Cappella Sr. A Prom Committee LUCILLE CHAZARO iss Wilson 1956 irls' League President Posture Queen 1955-1956 Student Body Cheerleader Chairman ot the Board of Commissioners M G MARC DE FEVERE A Football and Track Sr. A President A Cappella President Hitching Post Sports Edito Sr. B Sweater Chairman ln. . JO DIMEL NIKKI DISTASO JOAN DUNCAN Cotton Queen l954 G.A.A. Edells Student Body Cheerleader Comwolei Sr. B Parade and Banner Fashion Show Princess 1955 Y-Teen Treasurer Committee Drill Team Co-Captain Sr. A Breakfast Committee Sr. A Cap and Gown Sr. B Secretary Fashion Show Committee KENNETH EASTON Hitching Post Page Two Editor Our Town 8. Stage Door National Thespian Society Sr. Orchestra and Sr. Band American Salute PAUL ELKINS Sr. B Front Lawn Committee Sr. A Picnic Committee Band E i I 2 FRANCES ESTRELLA Drill Team Comwolei Y-Teens President Graduation Party Committee Fashion Show CHARLIE GAIL Varsity, B Track Varsity Football Varsity Cross Country Boys' Fed. President CATHERINE EYRAUD G.A.A. Parade and Banner Y-Teens Vice-President Senior Picnic OLGA GARCIA A Cappella Y-Teens Club Senior Tea Committee Parade Committee G.A.A. SHIRLEY HAMILTON Fashion Show Sr. Breakfast Committee Court Clerk Acrobats invade park for JIM HARTON I semester Boy's Fed. Member I semester Boy's Fed. President I semester Key Club I semester on Student Body Cabinet 3 years baseball and 3 years football I2 years Bee and I year Varsity on eachl Color Day Picnic 1 Q BLAYNE FERGUSON Varsity and B Football Varsity Baseball Key Club l.ettermen's Club Senior Orchestra RACHEL GARCIA Sr. Scholarship, Sec. Sr. Tea Chairman Sr, Prom Committee Girls' League Vice-President Fashion Show Queen DENNY HAWORTH A Cappella Choir Senior Boys Glee 2 years of Bee Baseball Sr. Aye Picnic GAYLON FLEMING Varsity and B Football li WAYNE FRICK Front lawn Committee Senior Breakfast Committee 590507 BVSUHUSI J.V. Baseball Orchestra JOANNE GODFREY Bank of America Award Sr. Scholarship lettergirls A Cappella Vice-Pres., F. T. A. PAT HELBLING Sr. Aye Secretary Sr. B Treasurer Drama Time- Our Town and Stage Door Chairman ol Budget Committee EdelIs+Treasurer LEROY HALL B Football Senior Aye Parade Committee Senior B Breakfast Committee PRISCILLA HERNANDEZ Powder Puffs-President Christmas is l.et's Build a Show A Cappella Secretary Sr. Aye Picnic Committee ELEANOR HILL Red Cross Speaker Drill Team Y-Teens Drama Time, Our Town, Stage Door G.A.A. BILL HULL r JOHNSON B Breakfast Committee Aye Breakfast Comm. 3 GARNETT HILL A Track Sr. B Parade and Banner Committee Sr. Aye Picnic Committee fi RUDY HUVEN C Track Sr. Picnic Committee Parade and Banner Committee 14 I I rss. l , 0 ROGER JOHNSON Boys' Vice-President Key Club Varsity Baseball General Chairman Sr. A Picnic l Boys State Representative f FRAN HOLLIS Publicity Commissioner Class Cheerleader A Cappella Drill Team Planner Edell Secretory LEA JACHNUK Best Performance Award, Drama Our Town , Stage Door Girls' Student Body Judge Service Point Commissioner F.T.A. President 4- ., - , rg, .J Q y 0: c 'I X 4 I c JIM KAISER Sweater Committee Gym Club z LOLA HOPKINS Hitching Post Staff Annual StaFl SHAINDELL JALOWITZ Girls Judge Spanish Club President G.L.C. President Court Clerk Sr. Scholarship SHIRLEY KAPSHUT G.L.C. G.A.A. Sr. A Tea Committee Fashion Show BOB HOYT Chairman-Parade Committee nr' LORRAINE JONES Senior Aye Parade Committee Senior B Tea Committee JUDY KILLEEN Drill Team 3 years Fashion Show Princess A Cappella 4 years Co-Chairman Sr. Picnic Spring Program Never too old to pose on a merry-go-round ,gf 'Q BARBARA KORNOFF Drill Team File Leader Y-Teens G.A.A. Sr. A Prom Committee Sr. Tea Committee fi' T55 'Fern H t All my , SYBIL LO BUE Fashion Show G.A.A. Senior Picnic Sr. B Tea G.L.C. ANNA MARCHESE ANGELA LACASTRO Senior B Parade and Banner Senior A Breakfast Decoration Chairman Boots and Ballerinas Spring Musical A Cappella 3 K HELEN LOERA Cap and Gown Committee Cards of Announcement Committee Fashion Show, Princess G.A.A. DONNA MILLER Fashion Show Princess Drama ll Senior B Sweater Committee A Cappella Senior B Breakfast Annual Stal? Committee 32 Color Day Assembly Chairman of General Arrangements of Tea GUS LOMONACO A, B Football Gym Club Lettermen Club A Cappella, Senior B Budget Committee NACHO LOPEZ B Football Senior B Front Lawn PENNY MILLER Vice-President, Scribes Senior B Color Day Committee Senior A Tea Committee General Arrangements Edells Art Production NANCY LILES Senior A Purchasing Senior Scholarship Society Committee Comwolei Treasurer, To Build a Show SecretarY Comwolei G-A-A Senior B Parade and Banner Senior B Budget Committee Committee Senior A Breakfast Committee RICHARD LUCHETTA A, B Football A, B Baseball Key Club Hi-Y Lettermen Club GLORIA MOLES Girls' League Commission Edells Senior B Tea Committee Senior Picnic Committee Cap and Gown Chairman MARY MALDONADO Senior B Tea Committee Senior A Parade Committee Fashion Show G.A.A. Comwolei RICHARD MONTAGUE A, B Basketball, Most Valuable Player A, B Basketball, Captain A, B Baseball, Captain Senior A Class Vice- President Hi-Y President I 5 519155 Egyptianites clown on front lawn. Modern Egyptians maidens. 'F ANTHONY MONTELLA B Baseball Sr. Tea Sr. Print Production Prom Decorations Q wr SHARON OTTO Edells Comwolei Sr. B Parade and Banner Sr. Aye Cap and Gown Girls' League Commission A ff' . 3-'Z -:ef NATALIE RANNIS G.L.C. Boots and Ballerinas A Cappella Sr. B Breakfast Committee Sr. Aye Breakfast Committee '53 in Q' I 'f y y,',, x-I ROGER P. MOON A, B, and C Cross Country Varsity Track Madrigal A Cappella Sr. Aye Picnic Committee ARLEEN JO PIEROTTI Comwolei A Cappella Sr. B Budget Committee Sr. Aye Cop and Gown fx 1 4 X fl DAVID MOORE Drama A Cappella Varsity Football Key Club Sweater Committee VIRGINIA PINCH Sr. B Front Lawn Comm. Sr. A Cap and Gown G.A.A. Edells G.L.C. WIRT NELSON JANIS ONG Parade and Banner Comm. Valedictorion Picnic Committee Student Body President Football Student Body Girls'Vice-Pres Boy's Fed.Sec.-Treas. Student Body Chief Justice Seal Bearer X. PHYLLIS ROSA ELENA PROVENZANO RAMIREZ Vice-Pres. of Comwolei Spanish Club Edells Cap and Gown Powder Puffs Budget Committee JACKIE REINA VIVIAN RICHARDSON RICHARD RIDING ARLA RILEY Comwolei-Pres. and Hist. El Senette-Y Teen A and B Baseball Fashion Show Edells-Secretary Sr. Aye Picnic Chairman A and B Football Parade and Banner G.L.C. A Cappella Varsity Football Captain Decorations for Prom Boots and Ballarinas G.A.A. All Northern Football A Cappella Drill Team All Northern Baseball 33 A cr- 8 it REX ROBESON DOUGLAS ROBINSON Sr. A Tea Committee Sr. B Cap and Gown Hitching Post Reporter Lettermen's Club Varsity Cross Country B Cross Country Sr. B Front Lawn Committee D Basketball he MARTHA SANDERS Sr, A Program Committee Sr. B Sweater Committee Edells G.A.A. Comwolei JERRY STAPP A, B Football Key Club President Sr. B Boys' Vice President B Baseball lettermen's Club Sgt. at Arms 34 DICK SCHEIDT Seal Bearer Chairman of the Board of Commissioners Boys' Federation President Bank of America Award Senior Scholarship, President MARY ELLEN STYHL Comwolei Sr. A Cards and Announce- ments Committee Sr. B Budget Committee Edells , . if -fha MARY ANN ROMERO Y-Teen Treasurer and Chaplain Sr. B Parade and Banner Committee Sr. A Picnic and Serving Committee Comwolei G.A.A. PAT SHARP Lettergirl President Student Body Secretary Y-Teen, Vice-President, Secretory Hitching Post News Editor Sr. A and G.A.A. Cheer- leader KATHLEEN TADOLlNI Miss Betty Crocker Sr. Scholarship Secretary National Thespian Society Treasurer Comwolei Stage Door, Our Town PETER ROSS Sr. Scholarship BOB SMITH B Basketball B Cross Country Sr. Printing Production Sr. B Sweater Committee Sr. A Cap 8- Gown MYRNA RUTHERFORD A Cappella G.A.A. Drill Team Sr. A Program Committee Fashion Show 5,5 , DAVE SPALIONE s rooiimii Sr. A Picnic Committee CAROLYN TAVOLIERI BARBARA TAUSCH Fashion Show Sr. B Sweater Committee Fortune Teller Sr. A Cards and Announce- Let's Build a Show ments Committee JUDY THOMAS Y-Teen Secretary Drill Team Secretary Sr. B Color Day Committee Sr. A Picnic Committee G.A.A. SHELDON WEINGARTEN Student Store Service Sr. A Breakfast Committee vi f -A--nhl' Qu WAYNE THOMAS lettermen's President Key Club Vice-President Hi-Y Secretory A Football A Track BARBARA WESLEY Student Body Girls' Vice- President Choirmon of the Board of Commissioners Girls' league President Girl State Representative Lettergirl General Chairman CAROLYN TORRENCE Sr. Scholarship Drill Team Captain Stage Door Senior Orchestra A Cappella LILLIAN VENEGAS Y-Teens Sr. A Tea Committee Sr. B Sweater Committee ALAN WINSTON Sr. B Front Lawn Committee Sr. A Tea Committee Hitching Post Staff IRENE YUHAS Salutatorian Sr. Scholarship A Cappella Let's Build a Show Bank of America Award Egyptian maiden walks ot? with Molorcoae award. P 'Q ,KJ EVELYN VEREST Comwolei G.l..C. Sr. B Front Lawn Committee T is an-ivy K SIMON ZEMEL Safety Commissioner A, B Basketball Sr. Scholarship Boys' Federation Executive Board 35 905. 5 Y l Max Hernandez blowing up a storm at one of the Winners of Annual Motorcude are shown on Cav- A restful group rehearsing for the spring musical. anaugh Field with trophies from left to right: Bobby Areu, Jimmy Fry, Nancy Liles, Steve Long, and Nick Lewis. noon dances. 2 'lla W H N s 1 ii. ' , , N, K I. ' lx, i, f 's i is BI W 5. K .4 'W' -if lui Y Behind 'he scenes before 0 big dance' Publicity stunt devised by Roberta Mitchell and -IZ. 'K --. Lori Brennan for holiday dance. Q Ruben Yurlar provides background tor modern Students display their Science Fair exhibits, from Mrs Nielson, PTA President enlists Mr Parisis dance group left to ngnt Guy Rondazzo Norma Miyuguwa Joyce md In making a drive a success Hardy and Roberta Blake. 552 A241 -Q, W Mr Kramer announces Ihe names of award winners Noonhme sock hops prove popular of the Furs! Annual Bond Awards Bonquei. rf ,Q Queen Deanna De Petro of winter Sno-Ball. D-I Ray Hlllls accomponned many performers all year and IS u fine pucnnsf Boys State Represemohve I B12 HOMEROOM-ROW l: Lucy Esparza, Dick Caro, Allen Berliner, Mrs. Campbell, Tommy Joy, Jim Fry, Robert Blake. ROW 2: Margie Ditsler, Marylee Garbo, Tony Es- parza, Ruth Gonzalez, Sara Carrillo, Mike Scurto, ROW 3: Yolanda Areu, Betty Baker, Diana Ball, Dolores-Chapin, Barbara Dits- Ier, Gloria Garcia, Camy Bilardi. '1 e l ..J'4., i . B12 HOMEROOM-ROW l: Beatrice Cuellar, Bob Burks, Pat Kiawell, Jack Pierini, Lois Johnson, Leonard Shaevitz, Cynthia Gaulding. ROW 2: Beverly Koffman, Pat Lola, Joe Sachs, Mario Petralia, Tommy Perasso, Nancy Knudsen, Jackie Sinclair. ROW 3: Frank Schioda, Dom Shambra, David Nickerson, Fred Ramirez, Richard Mosner, Joyce Farrar. B12 HOMEROOM-ROW 1: Dyann Rose- berry, Dale Waaler, Marguerite Valencia, Miss Bonaro, Don Waldo, Ann Scott, Bob Avesian. ROW 2: Maria Ortega, Joyce Seyffert, Sonia Troncale, Sheila Spade, Emily Sono, Milagro Strukl. ROW 3: Ruben Yuriar, Abelardo Lopez, Jim Turner, Ted Hill, Shirley Stanford. B7 HOMEROOM-ROW l: Danny Galle- gos, Daniel Enos, Richard Bowles, Eddie Carrillo, Mr. Spencer, Morris D'lsabella, Richard Frias, Victor Chiarolla, Manuel Canchola. ROW 2: Ray Cugno, John Brun- son, Albert Garcia, David Cruz, Cliftord Bloomberg, Paul Hope, Ramon Aurbach, David Garcia, David Barnicoat, John De- Angelo. ROW 3: Lawrence Brotsler, Bob Jordan, Richard Garcia, Wilford Johnson, Robert Cabral, Joe Chavez, Joe Arellano, Robert Cadena, Jr., James Heffernan, Buddy Burns. B7 HOMEROOM-ROW l: Richard Take- da, Jim Slason, Frank Wilcox, Bob Uritie, Mr. Nelson, Billy Miyagawa, Joe Nuanes, Ronnie Montez, Karl Sherman, Tommy Tre- vino. ROW 2: Richard Rutherford, Alfonso Mata, Richard Rodriguez, Roger Palerma, Richard Perosso, Larry Sheetz, Salvadora Medina, Danny Thompson, Robert Moreno, Gary Zerman, Donald Murphy, Stanley Kracher, Vincent Schiro, Joe Martinez. ROW 3: David Myers, Wilmi Venney, Billy Pogh, Danny Ramirez, Normon .Moore, Philip Schwartz, Raul Mistas, Bill VanNort, Mike Nevarez, Roger Tutrane, Joe Lopez. B7 HOMEROOM-ROW l: Regina Jonas, Margott Garcia, LaFern House, Sandra Black, Miss Nagy, Miss Ebeling, Shirley Benger, Jennette Buerresen, Jacqueline Hoffman, Shirley Daniels. ROW 2: Maria Lamarillo, Linda Bookout, Paula Castillo, Deana Boyce, Jennie Freeman, Elizabeth Finta, Rene Dressler, Clara Bosinoft, Geor- gia Craig, Linda Krutak. ROW 3: Constance Chung, Linda Giovanneli, Delia Fernandez, Jackie Berzett, Diana Du Val, La Donna Kempher, Diana Boylan, Patricia Bohr, Rachel Arauyo, Kay Anderson, Sylvia Car- rillo. B7 HOMEROOM-ROW l: Ruth Nava, Beverly Spalione, Sandra Stafiord, Mrs. Derrick, Grace Mogami, Karen Wood, Carol Prado. ROW 2: Helene Scolin, Rachel Martinez, Marie Sanchez, Carol Lattiego, Dorothy Lawless, Vivian Yamamoto, Nancy Wong, Ellen Sano. ROW 3: Phyllis Ligoun, Kathy Tolladay, Margie Liles, Ruth Marko- witz, Jean Maxwell, Linda Smith, Ann Ma- rillo. A7 HOMEROOM-ROW l: Alfred Gold- smith, Billy Epys, Paul Johnson, Frankie Hernandez, Mr. Kelsey, John Ditsler, Robert Hobley, Ray Dias, Charles Johnson, David Gilbert, Michael Gerrie, Ismael Garcia, John Henderson, Donald Frye, Randy Ju- binal, Frank Lowell, Leacy Fanckea, How- ard Hagler, Bill Hogan, Mark Hoffman, Gilbert Diaz, Billy Jehue, Joe Espinoza, Roger Johnson, Ronnie Kasminisha, Bob Hufiman, Bill Gioia, Bill Koulax. A7 HOMEROOM--ROW la Lucia Fontes, Frances DeLeoix, Nancy Fergurson, Ruby Estrella, Miss Donahue, Charlotte Arnett, Meryle Epstein, Cathryne Bland, Brenda Cozur. ROW 2: Yvonne Anton, Socorro Del Rio, Lidia Estrada, Elizabeth Deslich, Grace Fernandez, Pat Bernal, Teresa Cuellar, Nellie Corder, Jeanette Barreras, Darlene Bauer. ROW 3: Linda Cameron, Charleen Carlson, Barbara Bullara, Sandra Felkins, Barbara Bishop, Barbara Dimmick, Ann Davis, Jeannine Campion, Susanne Bero- foff, Elaine Bates, Roberta Clarke. A7 HOMEROOM-ROW l: Alice Ikeda, Judy Hillis, Josie Gomez, Bette Hedman, Miss Smith, Linda Helbling, Valerie Gerber, Louise Hussfelot, Judy Habecker. ROW 2: Gwen Hauser, Linda Kirschner, Vicki King, Carol Hill, Alice Garcia. ROW 3: Kathy Gimbel, Johnna Haluas, Robin Haft, Gail Hartori, Marlene Kollin, Josephine Hernan- dez, Belin Hernandez, Pam Garbo, Sharon Kunza. A7 HOMEROOM-ROW l: .lay Okahoshi, Dennis Assael, Tommy Anglin, Mr. Ohly, Tony Bilard, Denny Curtis, Mike Bastian, Gary Blandin. ROW 2: Richard Anderson, Gerald Cordora, Conrad Ayala, David Chaske, Guy Basulto, Ruben Acasta, Phillip Lantu. ROW 3: Richard Campbell, Paul Burmeister, David Barreras, James Auld, Roland Almeida, Michael Bloomstone, Chris Bertelson, Billy Aver. A7 HOMEROOM-ROW l: Ralph Randell, Ronald Rankin, Jim Smith, Jim Sweeney, Robert Wilcox, Bill Stigerts, Frank Sleyka. ROW 2: Roy Smith, Walter Rand, Johnny Totsis, Billy Ouitozol, Albert Zalunardo, lr- win Trestar, Frank Warnock. ROW 3: Don- nel Schmidt, John Weismantle, Charlie Steele, Larry Strom, Richard Schelling, Tim Twohy. A7 HOMEROOM-ROW l: Michael Napo- litana, Anthony Antiveros, Joe Lopez, Tom Mattews, Mr. Tucker, Tom Pavone, Gilbert Martinez, Noah Penn. ROW 2: Paul Por- tilla, Billy Munson, Ralph Nava, Clarence Mackey, Joe Padella, Glen Nishigawa, Raymond Navarro. ROW 3: Tommy Martin, John Montgomery, Chris Pocino, Jerry Mill- er, Vincent Polito. A7 HOMEROOM-ROW l: Patty Mitchell, Jean Papditch, Joyce Lee, Bernadette Lu- chetta, Mrs, Belford, Dora Medrano, Nata- lie Lindenbaum, Lucille Mestas, Mary La- Follette. ROW 2: Ofelia Lopez, Sharon Lynn, Jean Popenoe, Marta Monberry, Mary Alyce Osborn, Sharon Lindberg, Pat MacAdams, Marianne Montague. ROW 3: Mary Ann Perez, Linda Mater, Jenny La- tona, Sandra Nordredt, Judith Moore, Alice Langdale, Mary Ann Lane, Anita Phillips, Linda Pina. T .J gs! I5 Al! A7 HOMEROOM-ROW l: Margaret Van- dersall, Rita Valadez, Sandra Scavo, Mari- lyn Prohov, Miss Prutsos, Vivian Sakamoto, Joy Ruff, La Verne Saiz, Rosie Ramirez. ROW 2: Susan Vizas, Dolores Salagan, Yvonne Rodriguez, Marsha Sismondo, Mary Wright, Marilou Preece, Pat Wesh, Linda Shields. ROW 3: Rudy Quintero, Susan Small, Juanita Sheppard, Donna Standen, Marcia Weisoly, Diane Pulcin, Nannette Rea, Carla Spalione, Lucille Rivero. Af! Lili 45' ig OU ,ina l I dx B8 HOMEROOM-ROW l: Michael Gut- nick, James Gomez, Rey Hernandez, David Garcia. ROW 2: Jay Hoffman, Bob Ham- mond, Elmer Hall, Eleanor Lopez, Douglas Gossage, Ronald Hill. ROW 3: Alfred Lat- tugee, Johnny Hale, Edward Diaz, Lynn lwanabe, David Leese. .Aa , B8 HOMEROOM-ROW l: Teresa Estrada, Colleen Chaplen, Josephine Barbata, Ro- berta Davidson, Diana Anchondo, Judy Anne Davis, Kay Carlson. ROW 2: Ann Allen, Carmen Aceves, Carolyn Dreier, Pa- tricia Graham, Nancy Crum. ROW 3: Linda Trankenberg, Karen Cassara, Yvonne Bis- bee, Kathy Gray, Yolanda Griialva, Rosa Dominguez, Pat Allard. B8 HOMEROOM-ROW l: Judy Heine- mann, Sandra LaFortune, Michale Pearce, Nancy Howard, Miss Lindquist, Susan Marrs, Gail Loveioy, Georginia Martinez. ROW 2: Maria Montez, Joan Horne, Janet Malcolm, Janet McBride, Charlotte Love, Charlotte Miller, Irene Pena, Connie Ka- vakis. ROW 3: Jeannie Noblet, Constance Martinez, Peggy Nelson, Pat Mulligan, Linda Landrum, Patty Hanselman, Rachel Mendez. B8 HOMEROOM-ROW l: Jerry Barba, David Childers, Melvyn Berman, Mr. R. F. Kramer, Frank Davidson, Alan DeFevere, Wendell Boden. ROW 2: Ronald Driggs, Dickie Elorriaga, Warren Becker, Mike Col- lins, Julian Bell, Jerry Barth, Edward Cook, John Connolly. ROW 3: Burton Bialek, Dennis Cito, Joe Candilaria, James Dillon, Danny Argento, Richard Alvidrez, Yoel Dorfman. B8 HOMEROOM-ROW l: Natalie Varilla, Marion Wong, Christine Sanchez, Peggy Ruft, Mrs. Currie, Beverly Suzki, Marilyn Scharow. ROW 2: Beverly Young, Gloria Rosas, Sarah Ralles, Christine Robinson, Marguerita Rocha. ROW 3: MaryLynn Ter- zo, Helene Sedacca, Sharon Lutt, Marlene Telliano, Teresa Tovar, Sandra Samson, Irene Valenzuela. -I' fr' 1: B8 HOMEROOM--ROW l: Joe Rodriguez, Victor Sanchez, Eddy Ptocek, Phillip Or- ona, Mr. Rodionoff, Louis Uruchurtu, Roger Troiul, Paul Schmidt, Jimmy Rodriguez. ROW 2: Juan Ruiz, Alex Sanchez, Louis Nigro, Teddy Rees, Howard Tanimoto, Hal Pemberton, Terry Roller, Paul Shaevitz. ROW 3: Bill Richards, Jerry Neville, Richard Pugliese, Dan Noriega, Merritt Schiedow, Roger Strickland, Bruce Thaler, Alan Pack- ard, Manuel Ordaz. A8 HOMEROOM-ROW l: David Cook, Jimmy Beasom, Marvin Cicero, Kenneth Asmus, Tommy Cockrell, Mr. Hanna, Jimmy Deacon, Jetterie Ferris, Terry Ferguson, James Boyle, Bill Black. ROW 2: Stan Al- viderez, Ruben Estrada, Richard Ferguson, Mark DiStefano, Henry Aparicio, Craig Chapman, Danny Arredondo, Anthony Bal- zano, Peter Archuleta, Robert Escoloza, Chad Charlton. ROW 3: Victor Bremer, Vir- gil Carney, Bruce Bakke, Richard Brewis, Roy Duncan, Carlyle Bloom, David Ander- son, Gary Crapo, Jimmy Culton, Ruben Cabrera. A8 HOMEROOM-ROW lt Nancy Abbate, Charon D'Alie,llo, Pat Cuellar,lMrs. EvanoFt, Ann Diehl, Adrianne Brown, Ruth Avesian. ROW 2: Louise Cross, Mary Baxter, Linda Beck, Pat Delzado. ROW 3: Carol Boylan, Nancy Barker, Mary Calenzo, Sylvia Alva- rado, Linda Bravno, Elsie Cunningham, June Brock. A8 HOMEROOM-ROW l: Roy Hernan- dez, Lonny Haeski, Joe Knight, Leo Fran- cone, Anthony Landa, Mr, Haeske, Leo Francone, George Lyles, Richard Gonza- les. ROW 2: Bob Hernandez, Dennis Kunza, Armando Garcia, Gene Lucas, Dale Jen- kins, Melvyn Kosverg, Stan Houck, Art Franz, Levin Martin, Robert Laborico, Ste- ven Fleming, Curtis Holt. ROW 3: Dennis Kolzeh, Rudy Garity, Ned Honig, Richard Kress, Carlos Hernandez, Martin Hughes, Hollis Hanover, Severo Lopez, Robert San- ovic, Rodney Florea, Darrell D. Gillett. A8 HOMEROOM-ROW l: Lydia Hernan- dez, Francine Grasso, Tanya Gamas, Mari- lee Hummel, Miss Lux, Arlene Guretzky, Rafaela Estrada, Elizabeth Extrella, Mary Hinoiosa. ROW 2: Susie Gonzales, Ruth Huezar, Bertha Gariboy, Sharon Kraus, Mitzi lsacson, Lorri Giles, Diane Hooper, Sally Hernandez. ROW 3: Mary Ann Kelly, Gayle Ellison, Jerry Goray, Kathy Fusco, Norma Jagues, Irene Galvan, Debbie Goff, Judy Geon. A8 HOMEROOM-ROW l: James Po- penoe, George Maisano, Randolf McGin- nis, Adolpho Reyes, Mr. Kocol, Bob Mc- Lean, Angelo Nasca, Stephen Minick, Jim Nason. ROW 2: Ronnie Marino, Howard Richley, Ronald Rees, Jimmy Rode, Robert Martinez, Bobby Medina, Don Miyagawa, Mike Potter. ROW 3: Richard Rannis, Johnny Rey, James Polkinghorne, Danny Macias, Mike Reagan, Ernie Rosas, Victor Moy, Vance Martin, Robert McNicol, Rich- ard Romero. A8 HOMEROOM-ROW 'l: Sharon Man- doki, Janet Medina, Herlinda Lopez, Mr. Hopmans, Pat Munn, Kathleen Lombardi, Carol Lopez. ROW 2: Melba Mclllwain, Carol Medley, Harriett Lundell, Betty Lin- Ier, Virginia McBride, Susan Montague, Cheryl Mong, Rebecca Nava. ROW 3: Mary Ann Loera, Maria Martinez, Catherine Morgan, Lynn Mann, Sandra Levine, Joan Ligouri, Joan Lange. A8 HOMEROOM-ROW l: Danny Young, Ronnie Verbeck, Mike Wineland, Mr. Ber- ger, Sonny Tadolini, Charles Wolfe, Rich- ard Stevens, Johnny Tryon. ROW 2: Jerry Smith, Dennis Shoup, Daniel Stephens, Downey Thomas, Jerry Wilson, Tom Clif- ford, Harold Trubo, Gilbert Vega, Neil Sono. ROW 3: Ray Sanchez, John Tallerico, Jordan Sanchez, Carlos Valles, Bob Van- Nort, Harvey Simon, Frank Vasquez, Mi- chael Thompson, Charles Torrence, John Walker, Leslie Willis, Dennis Tange, Ricky Serrato, Colin Sandahl. A8 HOMEROOM-ROW l: Mary Ellen Pa- dilla, Mary Rockwell, Jean Steele, Ellen Wenner, Miss Kopp, Joyce Shaw, Antoin- ette Walsh, Luz E. Viramontes. ROW 2: Guyline Tyer, Irene Santisteban, Norma Reyes, Norma Orta, Linda Powers, Raelene Shordon, Sandra Weaver, Virginia Rose. ROW 3: Fonda Lee Zappanti, Judy Walner, Karen Riddle, Yolanda Vasquez, Charlene Schein, Marilyn Smith, Carol Schein, Carol Reid. B9 HOMEROOM-ROW l: Janet Bullara, Kenneth Clyde, Phyllis Brunson, Mr. Ross, Cathy Duda, Bob Bradshaw, Susan Boye Al Coleman. ROW 2: Toni Cappello, Louise Chabre, Sylvia Canchola, Stella Domin- guez, Terree Ash, Gerard Anchultz, George Elliott. ROW 3: Ronnie Becker, Jim Caro, Dave Childers, Rand Chmaro, James Alex- ander, Carlos Bowers, Chon Arellano. B9 HOMEROOM-ROW l: Chris Larson, Dian Girard, Phillip LaCroix, Mr. Bakiian, Bobbie Honig, Louis Lacroz, Charlotte Hoyt, Tom Korpal. ROW 2: Patty Jehue, Barbara Goldsmith, Barbara Estrada, Arlene Guar- rera, Rosalie Garcia, Deanna Kennedy, Bob Griialba, Mary Fontes. ROW 3: Pat Knight, Ormar Locklear, Larry Henson, Richard Longo, Dennis Hart, Izzy Jachnuk, Paul Johnson, George Pcrra, B9 HOMEROOM-ROW l: Vickie Puckett, Ann Puleio, Beatriz Matas, Rosa Molina, Loretta Marin, Jacqueline Mitchell, Myra Rodriguez, Martha Ramirez. ROW 2: Judy McGinnis, Johnny Perez, Tommy Petralia, Bob Pierini, Phillip Miller, Fred Overstreet, Laura McDivitt, Mrs. Mclntrye. ROW 3: Dick Marangi, Charles Perea, Mac Padilla, Guy McAdam, Glenn Osborne, John Mar- tin, Robert Medina, David Marion. A9 HOMEROOM--ROW l: Florence Cher- nick, Gale DeFelice, JoAnn Carrier, Rich- ard Crowell, Carol Dunham, Gordon Fisher, Yolanda Estrada, Bob Cuellar, Elizabeth Diaz. ROW 2: Gary Cito, Don Cassetty, Charles Diamond, Ray Crowell, Nicholas Costantino, David Fromson, Eddie Earley, Nick Dimel. ROW 3: Ronnie Etherton, Don- ald Estrada, Victor Cerda, Herman Cantu, Joseph Cabrona, Feliz Flores, Kenneth Fo- gel, Marv Fagenson. A9 HOMEROOM-ROW l: Bruce Breitler, Carmen Audi, Charles Brubaker, Patricia Bizzare, Vic Allessandro, Bonnie Becker, Carrie Avila. ROW 2: Genie Assael, Ar- mida Alvarez, Pat Alfieri, Kathy Bers, Mar- gie Barreras, Louise Boyle. ROW 3: Rena Jean Baker, Richard Aleiandro, Ronald Betts, Richard Bergman, Frank Brito, Jim Billings, Marvin Brownstein. B9 HOMEROOM-ROW l: Dwian Ulbrich, Sandra Schmidt, Larry Renon, Mr. David- son, Audrey Smith, Tommy Shadd, Marlene Scorlin. ROW 2: Virgie Villarrel, Dianne Stubbs, Emma Seward, Myra Steinberg, Suzanne Steinberg, Jack Watie, Robert Ro- sales, Alan Roseman. ROW 3: Ray Fara- goza, Robert Seaman, Thomas Wright, Dave Smith, Fred Williamson, Bob Rowe. u-ll Er! j L A9 HOMEROOM-ROW lg Dennis Heg- man, Laura Gallagher, John Gibson, Joyce Gould, Mr, Kubo, Beverly Ferguson, Jack Herrington, Mary Flannigan, Samuel Gar- cia. ROW 2: John Harden, Larry Giger, Sandra Ginsburg, Janye Friedman, Diane Haines, Janice Garity, Pat Ferguson, Eddie Graham, Jimmy Garcia, Alfred Genite, Jerald Heinemann. ROW 3: Ralph Hill, Mike Harvey, John Hershey, Ronald Gibbs, Danny Gonzales, Alex Gonzales, Phil Gorne, Michael Green. l,,!... 7' i 7 A 'T A9 HOMEROOM-ROW l: Nancy Yama- moto, Danny Stott, Olivia Valenzuela, Mor- ris Warner, Carol Tange, Fenton Tomlin- son, Carolyn Spear, Rudy Valencia, Rita Waldo. ROW 2: Marian Stelle, Annie Scott, Antoinette Tarantino, Rose Marie To- ber, Judy Trautman, Linda Schreiner, Joyce Suzuki, Martha Shipp, Barbara Takeda, Olivia Vega. ROW 3: Jose Venegas, Ken- neth Yagura, Rudy Zavala, Frank Wheel- ing, Howard Smith, Frank Zamora, Harold Strom, Bob Standen, Richard Varela. A9 HOMEROOM-ROW l: David Mares, Dolores Muno, Louie Mucci, Pat Over- gaard, Miss Arthur, Roy O'Brien, Pat Ma- ter, Ruben Munoz, lrene Medina. ROW 2: David Nicholson, Dora Martinez, Rose Ma- rie Main, Yolanda Orta, Patty Myers, Do- lores Martinez, Helen Medina, Shirley Mo- ronez, Lucille Mormile, Socorra Medina. ROW 3: Nicholas Monrez, Donald Obenst, Don Nowell, Dean Poolman, Joe Meronda, Claud Metcalp, Bill McGuire, Nolan Pearce, Joe Muscente, Howard Ogawa, Peter Mi- randa, Dickie Oregon. A9 HOMEROOM-ROW lt Rudy Sanchez, Carol Rodriguez, Dennis Sateriale, Louise Quintana, Miss Hewitt, Cary Sharp, Becky Pina, Anthony Schiro, Irene Ramirez. ROW 2: Mary Scalese, Barbara Pitts, Suzanne Purvis, Virginia Sanner, Sylvia Rosas, Sha- ron Pattings, Janet Schaefer, Juanita Pow- er, Johnna Schultz, Yolanda Padilla. ROW 3: Charles Sismondo, David Schumacher, Allan Preece, Ronnie Rutherford, Derald Schiedow, Don Sherwood, Raymond Rivera, George Ramirez, James Shaw, Roth Wal- ter, Chris Prats. 'Nl-Iii . ' k 3 Jwtbr-3 BlO HOMEROOM-ROW li Linda DiStef- ano, Jerry Clayton, David Bowles, Sondra Burmeister, Mrs, Kellog, Ralph Bizik, Olivia Armstrong, Steve Bovan. ROW 2: Ray Daniels, Pat Badostain, Kyra Bertelson, Teresa Esparza, Lillian Diaz, Virginia Cam- pas, Noreane DeVarso, Aida Alcala, Shir- ley Barrett. ROW 3: Richard Coulson, Chuck Collins, Richard Duarte, Gerald Castro, Robert Cooper, Charles Akerman, Robert Bentson, Danny Duran, Anthony Carrillo. BlO HOMEROOM-ROW l: Richard Gar- cia, Linda Kortan, Rudy Gonzalez, Leah Larson, Miss Merlo, Ernie Jones, Helen Lange, John Geiger. ROW 2: Donald George, Carmen Garcia, Jeanne Landrum, Marguerite Heim, Barbara Freedman, Carol Kinchen, Sharon Hope, Elizabeth Ham- mond. ROW 3: Tom Large, David Killeen, Johnny Jensen, Mike Johnson, Danny Lo- zano, Wilbur Heinemann, David Garcia, ' 1-Q -P A9 HOMEROOM-ROW l: Howard Kuwa- hara, Betty Kirscher, Douglas Johnson, Ma- rialena Kelsey, Mrs. Foster, Richard Kamin- sky, Lynda Johnson, Richard Lopez, Linda Hughes. ROW 2: Carol Hicks, Jim Lunetta, Jack LeVan, Connie March, Mike Jacobson, Barbara Lattugh, Howard Kay, Evelyn Her- nandez, Frank Iwata, Tema Jalowitz. ROW 3: Phyllis Hickman, George Knipping, Roger Larraillet, Fred lezzi, Ralph Kane, Carl Ko- mora, Ray Lang, Marsami Kaino, Drucie Helm, Sylvia Herrera. ,A BIO HOMEROOM-ROW l: Richard Miya- gawa, Lorraine Lum, Bob Pitts, Nancy Ma- riette, Mr. Daniels, William Potter, Lillian Lopez, lvo Micheli, ROW 2: Sandra Liles' Angelina Lucero, Gail Marchese, Pat Ly- onds, Jeannette Perrin, Eleanor Napolitano, Lucille Musmecci. ROW 3: Frances Lomon- UC0, Susan Lutz, Tony Padilla, Albert Pa- dillv, PCI' MOYQOH, Jim Myers, Joanne Per- rin. f BIO HOMEROOM-ROW l: Carolyn Roll- er, Robert Towhy, Ann Raphael, Mr. Lam- bert, Robert Wright, Marion Schein, Wayne Tausch. ROW 2: Mary Perez, Marilyn Sher- man, Richard Rehwald, Mike Sandahl, Ar- thur Vissours, Arlene Webb, Maggie Rey- nolds, Barbara West. AlO HOMEROOM--ROW l: Warner Brant- ley, Robert Blake, Marilynn Boyko, Mrs. Nigg, Robert Boccking, Jeanette Baden, Leonello Batastini. ROW 2: Ken Beasom, Paul Cohen, Al Chavez, Joe Carpenter, Howard Bloom, Lonnie Chidester. ROW 3: Alice Ackerman, Ann Boyle, Lois Brynen, Phyllis Barbata, Teresa Batista. AIO HOMEROOM-ROW l: Ann Cook, Edward Dugard, Vickie Carroll, Mr. Bishop, Margie Cook, Alex Finta. ROW 2: Gary Garafalo, Adele Cossentino, Eleanor Car- dona, Gary Garber, Adam Escarzaga. ROW 3: Sam Elder, Kem DuVal, John de Lussa, Phil Del Rio, Steve Duke. AIO HOMEROOM-ROW l: George Her- mann, AngelinaEstrada, Bob Harton, Miss Porter, Mr, Goss, Babs Fields, Baron Harris, Carole Hovey. ROW 2: Grace Glorioso, Irene Gomez, Charlotte Ferguson, Joyce Hardy, Carole Hedman, Diane Jordan, Molly Diaz, Dalia Dorfman, Delitha Her- rington. ROW 3: Richard Manzullo, Bobby Munger, William Moronez, Richard Mc- Bride, Richard Goodman, Nathan Glazer, Allan Markowitz, Russell Keller, Douglas Lindberg. AIO HOMEROOM-ROW l: Eugene Loba- to, Pat LaGratta, Terry Puckett, Mr. Coon, Seyma Lehrer, Manuel Nitzberg, Marney Lang. ROW 2: Pat O'Connor, Pat O'Brien, Norma Miyagawa, Rachel Nova, Gloria Nedley, Barbara Malisch, Alice Munn, Ka- ren Mandsager. ROW 3: Darlene Mills, An- toinette Miali, Mary Ann Papaditch, Joanne Kondo, Janet Martin, Graciela Mendez, Barbara Pacino, Josephine Parrino. AIO HOMEROOM, ROW l: Roger Robbins, Betty Ruckinger, Dean Ross, Mr. Goldstein, Mr. Kursinski, Diane Pennington, Roy Rob- inson, ROW 2: Sherry Poritzky, Marianne Petteruto, Tony Ries, Rudy Rosas, Peggy Powers, Gloria Qurik, Sybil Ruff. ROW 3: John Roach, Stanley Richmond, John Rag- land, Guy Randazzo, Frank Robles, Rodney Renich. Al 0 HOMEROOM-ROW l :Olga Venegas, Shauna Sorenson, Bob Tamburelli, Sandra Schmidt, Mrs. DuFault, Mr. Samarin, Keith Voettiner, Luanne White, Nancy Yamada. ROW 2: Rosie Santori, Olivia Salazar, Linda Terror, Rosa Sanchez, Diane Steele, Marylynn Schiedt, Luis Zemel, Don Sharp, Bill Smith, Jack Velasco. ROW 3: Tetsu Tanimoto, Fred Wright, David Stott, Ed Thomas, Jay Spere, Arnold Van Den Berg, Harold Stephens, Jerry Tessitore, Ernie Tavizon, Henry Vega. Bll HOMEROOM-ROW l: Judy Castillo, Leslie Craig, Gloria Becerril, Mr. McNiece, Ramona Fernandez, Marcia Epstein, Linda Boratto. ROW 2: Phillip Aguilar, Mitchell Chortkoff, Neil Cook, Ralph Garcia, An- thony Anton, Joan Barnett. ROW 3: Johnny Duncan, Jerry Buchanan, Robert DeVega, Ronnie Garcia, Wayne Cassetty. 1,4 rf, 4 19 '44 X 3 ,..e.V'X'.3 ' 0 -, 0 'ir' Wu All HOMEROOM-ROW lr Alan Cooper, Vince Deyl, Mr. Clark, Benny Davidson, Paul Braham, ROW 2: Linda Bastian, Lore- lie Brennan, Karlene Beckman, Nancy Anderson, Celeste Anschultz, Ralph Breitler. 52 I Bll HOMEROOM--ROW l: Janice Krutak, Glenn Green, Mr. Mehlman, Carmen Jack- son, Donald Hargis, Isabel Lopez. ROW 2: Don Gonella, Shirley Kidwell, George Lawce, Ellen Hauge, Jerry lsaacson. ROW 3: Mary Lorge, Virginia Garcia, Larry Jehue, Phillip LoBue, Jean Lee, Betty Haines. Bl l HOMEROOM-ROW l : Judy Morrison, Donald Rand, Helen Madaris, Mr. Kaelin, Barbara Mormile, Manuel Munoz, Bonnie Nelson. ROW 2: Emilia Ortega, Barbara Pierini, Rosina Polanco, Linda Pierce, Judy Mogill, John Murdock. ROW 31Etan Marko- witz, Ron Montesanti, Jerry Monello, James Nakano, Tyrone Ragone. All HOMEROOM---ROW l: Wayne Mar- tin, Jerry Pennington, Ron Partridge, Andy Pucio, Harold Rosenfeld. ROW 2: Jim Man- zullo, Pat Heffernan, Eleanore Rupp, Janice Robins, Lydia Quintana, Mrs. Oswalt, Mr. Wiker, Barbara Steinberg, Susan Watkins, Mariella Sachs, Julie Wiegand, Armida Vega. ROW 3: Larry Novales, Ronald Reh- wald, Dennis McNicol, Tom McClure, Rob- ert Roseman, Billy Polanco, David Price, Michael Samson, Paul White, Nancy Travis, Sylvia Standen, Tony Scalese. ROW 4: Sanford Pollack, Ron Melitsoft, Tyrone Power, Robert Parker, John Pitcher, Chuy Quinones, Tony Rosas, Dave Small, Bill Short, Jerry Schwarz, Bob Tolladay, Jack Telliano. , . UU -LW :fish NL! All HOMEROOM-ROW l: Gale Hogan, Fern Collins, Bob Hardy, Barbara Fetterolf, Mr. deKramer, Andy Honig, Barbara Dona- hey, Richard Greenberg, Darlene Craveo. ROW 2: Sam Hershman, Walter Hale, Dennis Herzog, Lynn Currie, Paula Dubin, Deanna DePetro, Angie Castillon, Sylvia Enriquez. ROW 3: Linda Ferrari, Lorraine Duke, Chris Gelalich, Art Hernandez, Mau- rice Gamas, Frank Garcia, Avrum Gordon, JoAnn Childers. All HOMEROOM-ROW l: Lydia Garcia, Richard Laborico, Mildred Haft, Mr. Parker, Arlene Garber, Don Lawrence, Linda Gibbs. ROW 2: Mary Gail, Laurene Harris, Ann Goodman, Eileen Haddad, Vernon Juranek, Richard Zubiate, Anthony Iwata. ROW 3: Nick Lewis, Stan Lyons, Bill Lamb, Jim Larson, Dave Jacobson, Joe Ledesrna, Virgil Juranek, Alphonso Lopez. All HOMEROOM-ROW l: Pamela Miller, Mary Ann Merriman, Joyce Mclllwain, Mrs. Healy, Kathleen Purcell, Lila Jackson, Nat- alie Lozano. ROW 2: Eileen McBride, Alice Myers, Sylvia Napolitano, Margaret Odes- sky, Judy Peterson, Jackie Milholland, June McGuire, Lois Nickerson. ROW 3: Mary Jo Motter, Maria Ortega, Phyllis Kiesz, Mary Kliiian, Roberta Mitchell, Barbara New' combe, Lorri Palermo, x , X! .S 'IK' al l F 1'-:'S.'-.522 1, , ..- I V -4 v'-irq' All HOMEROOM ROW l Arnetta San ner Ralph Selby Alice Williams Mr Mc Mlllan Bev Schaffran Howard Weisweav er Mary Vulovich ROW 2 Ying Wong Linda Wheeler Larry Sugler Diane Wood Pat Smutson Jim Williamson Marion Scott Norma Watle. ROW 3. Michael Schwab, Joe Tonquato, Arnold Springer, Lyle Sand- lin, Frank Sherwood, Art Servanti, Tony Vidana, Kenii Tanimoto. ' Q.-f' K .f ,u ,... V W Y-,fs ' ffl? U A M., xl'-,fr ' vw' .KAL fu, 1... ,,-pgf-yr' . 1 A - . sl., i, M. ,...u .L N Q 4 firm- If 1: .. iw' W '4 5 5 M 4 'Q . H1222II'l!!lI'11I2!!II2IZII!I! 1 1 w N 1 1 .-1. V4 VX -WL ,-..., 'I A 1 ' s , I Aw 1 A . . T' z 'f K X ,W is V' 1 X1 I i r , WI W 1 1 2 I ' ..- , - vu., 1, ., ' su .A -'50-' ,W H fm . L h , 4 . ',.f' 1 2445 it iii ' L-if Mi A 4 0 STUDENT BODY PRESIDENTS W'56, Jim Johnson, S'56, Janis Ong completed a year that made history. Under their exceptionally fine leadership, student participation in activities and school spirit increased tremendously. During the year this great spirit never decreased. The students gave their support to activities such as the cake walk and noon dances, which enabled the school to have better dance bands and purchase a iuke box. Mr. Mehlman, Sponsor of Leadership Activities and Stu dent Government, is pictured with the very capable vice presidents of the student body. SITTING: Barbara Wesley, Summer Girls' Vice-president, Mr. Mehlman, Janis Ong Winter Vice-president. STANDING: Roger Johnson, Win ter Boys' Vice-president, Bob Blake, Summer Boys' Vice president. fl x4 TREASURERS-lS'56l Lorraine Duke, and lW'56l Ann Scott handled the Student Body money very etiiciently during the past year. ,JI SECRETARIES-lS'56l Barbara Black, and lW'56I lucy Esparza proudly leave behind them a detailed rec- ord ot minutes for future reference. THIS YEAR the student government had one of the most successful semesters ever. Sponsor, Mr. Mehl- man, points out that students in this are the cream of the school. It is comprised of student body cab- inet officers, commissioners and outstanding stu- dents. Activities of this class are innumerable. They sponsor dances, handle all fund raising drives, hold the student elections, keep the scrapbook, and handbook, assist in Student Body ticket sales, dig up the talent for the talent assembly, and partici- pate in the carnival. The class also sends repre' sentatives to student councils of other schools. The dances were the Kickoff Capers, Sno-ball, Cotton- Tail-Capers, and the Hawaiian Dance which fea- tures a lei sale. This class tried to familiarize the students with their school and promoted good re- lationships between the students and faculty. The Student Government class also studies parliamen- tary law and all business is conducted with use of Parliamentary Procedure. Each day a different mem- ber of the class is president and gets a chance to get up in front of the class and lead the business for that day. lt's fun to get up in front of class. lt is a very valuable experience to all those who par- ticipate. , . - aw with the utmost skill and knowledge. 2 r .J I t zo, LETTERGIRL PRESIDENTS-lW'56I Pat Sharp, and lS'56l Carol Conzevoy were kept busy rendering their unlimited services to the school and community. Bob Blake and Wayne Thomas were the hard working Winter and Summer Lettermen's presidents CHIEF JUSTICES-lS'56J Ruben Yuriar, and lW'56I CHAIRMEN OF BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS- Mike Scurto kept the courts functioning properly lW'56I Barbara Wesley, and lS'56t Dick Scheidt proved very capable leaders at head ot the com- missioners. 235' L Q, . H , V' -' 1: Sf 'f '-lx Q3 I I M S I f' W' W 'we 35 Wf . l .. ,-, 1 ' ,,, . ,lax V . f Q L .rt -- S 1 ' 1 V Q 4 kr 'bg Jul ,JV S? ri I if PICTURED ON THE FRONT LAWN are the Winter and GIRLS' LEAGUE PRESIDENTS-lS'56I Deanna De Petro, Summer Boys' Federation Presidents, Jim Harton and and lW'56I Lulu Chazaro had a ball during the past Dick Sgheidt, year planning dances and parties, and other girls' activities. SUMMER LEADERSHIP - ROW l: Laurene Harris, Ann Goodman, An- gie Castillon, Lucille Chazaro, Joann Godfrey, Carol Consevoy, Roberta Mitchell, Sylvia Standen. ROW 2: Lea Jacknuk, Judy Castillo, Ellen Hauge, Barbara Ditsler, Mr. Mehl- man, Seyma Lehrer, Sara Carillo, Barbara Wesley, Lucy Esparza. ROW 3: Betty Baker, Barbara Black, Betty Popp, Janis Ong, Lois Brynen, Paula Dubin, Loele? Brennan, Shauna Sor- enson, Deanna DePetro, Lorraine Duke. ROW 41 Arlene Garber, Don Gonella, Mitchell Chortkofl, Jim Harton, Don Waldo, Andy Honig, Alan Cooper, Simon Zemel, Arthur Kotz, Carlos Bowers, Diane Wood, Celeste Anschultz. Z, ,A X Q51 .H Cl .- 'S -ry' I 2 1 if 1 I Q x 'J ae, - Z 1 X x f L ,- rr ., ' l-P , l i - 5 si . ,ft ,X r ' f Q . ' I l , W I V, l DL W 6 i Q1 . , . v .,,..v - ,. . we 4 R ' n ,-on '3 M 544 , Lvl 4 L ,f-ge, is i . .. , . A ,K-.Leif-. .'- yi ,I ?:w,g,:,ysgg.,,c 11? A REGULAR CLASS LY in Leadership. 58 MEMBERS listen to a committee report. if THE LEADERSHIP CLASS here at Muleville has a four-fold purpose. They try to improve the individual's character, personality, leadership abilities, and to increase their knowledge and appreciation of our school. Many strides forward have been made since Mr. Mehlman, sponsor, has taken over. The class is highly organized, and they ac- complish a great deal of service during each semester. By developing the individual's leadership capabilities through work in oral presenta- tion, committee work, and written reports, Wilson is assured of an efticient student government. LEADERSHIP CLASS promotes democratic voting. WINTER ADVISORY BOARD-ROW I: Nancy Yamada, Danny Duran, Leslie Craig, Linda Kortan, Nellie Cuellar. ROW 2: Norma Watii, MaryAnn Merriman, Sandra ---is Ginsburg, Lois Brynen. ROW 3: Betty Haines, Linda Henry, Nathan Glazer, Shaindell Jalowitz, Deanna DePetro. an SUMMER ADVISORY BOARD-ROW I: Bob Blake, Ruben Yuriar, Roberto Blake, Wayne Martin. ROW 2: linda Bastian, Deanna DePetro, Lucy Esparza, Diane Haines. ROW 3: Nancy Yamada, linda Kortan, Linda Henry, Sandro Schmidt. Ucfmwqiiowcal The Advisory Board is composed of two members from each home- room, one regular member and one alternate. These students discuss problems which arise on campus. Under the guidance of Roger Johnson, the winter Advisory Board set up a new way of voting. Each student had to register in order to vote, then vote on his own during lunch. This new system proved to be very wise. Only students really interested in the election voted, and the turn out was tremendous. Bob Blake headed the Summer Advisory Board, and they have set up an election board, which also takes care of tabulations and pub- Iicity. They sponsored an auction booth at the Carnival, which turned out to be a success, as did all of the other activities which they under- took this term. '3 Ui , xx. E , 7 9.41. J ,I ii -11. .gf W A 9 X l 2 ROW 1: Frances Hollis, Publicity, Barbara Wesley Chairman of Boardg Barbara Black, Service Point Linda Revsen, Buildings. ROW 2: Mike Scurta, Or- ganizationsg Marvin Goldman, Athletics, Larry Car- lisle, Fire ard Safety, Richard Luchelta, Grounds. ROW l: Laurene Harris, Organizations, Dick Scheidt, Chairman of the Board, Ann Goodman, Buildings, Darlene Cravea, Health, ROW 2: Barbara Ditsler, Service Point, Roberta Mitchell, Publicity, lucy Es' parza, Grounds, Simon Zemglf Safely. .f -i QW' A lx' . ROW l: Paul White, Girls' Judge, Shoindell Summer Girls' Judge. Summer Chief Justice, Boys' Court Sponsor. Clerk, Natalie Lozana, Court Clerk. Summer Boys' Judge: Janice Krutak, Summer Jalowitz, Wintcr Girls' Judge, Angie Castillion, ROW 2: Miss Hewitt, Sponsor, Mike Scurto, Ruben Yuriar, Winter Chief Justice, Mr. Goss, ROW 3: Margie Ditsler, Winter Girls' Court Girls' Court Clerk, Barbara Ditsler, Winter Girls' .4 'Nfl gf .,:f.,a- 'A wk A WRONG DOER receiving lustice by Ruben Yurrar, Chief Justice, and his court consisting of Shaindell Jolawitz, Girls' Judge, Angie Castillon, Girls' Judge: Janice Krutak, Court Clerk, Paul White, Boys' Judge. 5 5 I A I-i fs f ft, bit! - jf, ' W-if l . .1 lil! Mm - HALL GUARDS-ROW lf Howard Janapol, Jimmy Deacon, Harold Trubo, Barbara Takeda, Kathy Bers, Phyllis Barbata, Antoinette Miali, Nancy Yamada, Sharlet Dingman, Gloria Quirk, Lois Brynen, Peggy Power, Myra Steinberg, Rosalee Molina, Susan Boy, Bobbie Honig, Suzanne Steinberg, Sharon Kraus, Jean Steele, Sandra Tcnge, Diane Tange, Craig Chapman, Bruce Thaler. ROW 2: Vance Martin, Victor Moy, Virginia Rose, Arlene Guretzky, Sandra LaFortune, Mary Lynn Terzo, Sharon Lindberg. Olelia Lopez, Marlene Telliano, Sharon Tutt, Yvonne Bisbee, Annamae Diehl, Sharon Mandoki, Helene Consevoy, Barbara Goldsmith, Antoinette Walsh, Barbara Moore, Jacqueline Mitchell, Loretta Martin, Myra Rodriguez, Joan Ligouri, Sherry Poritzlfy, Teresa Batista, Barbara Pacino, James Alexander, David Carlburg. ROW 2: Paul Shaevitz, Ray Sanchez, Richard Pugliese, Edward Cook, Jeannette Perrin, Angelina Lucero, Sandra Liles, Virginia Campus, Noreane DeVarso, Olivia Armstrong, Diane Steele, Joyce Suzuki, Sandra Ginsburg, Joan Lange, Sylvia Alvaraclo, Sandra Levine, Helen GIbSOn, Marjorie Bergman, Judy Walner, Betty Papp, Jean- nette Boden, Shauna Sorenson, Seyma Lehrer, Margie Cook, Joyce Hardy, Ann Allen, Diane Haines, Janet SchaeHer, Nancy Yamamoto, Pat Mater, Linda Barker, Judy Geon, Craig Palmer, Victor Bremer, David Marion, Martin Levine. ROW 4: Sandra Weaver, Carolyn Dreier, Ann Cook, Adele Cossentino, Linda Frye, Ramona Wenner, Charlotte Hoyt, Phyllis Brunson, Marlene Wood, Judy Maginrtis, Marion SCIYCIF1, Belly KIVSCIWGV, lOrfGir1e Lum, Florence Chernick, Sylvia Rosas, Marilynn Boyke, Pat Overgaard, Ann Raphael, Fred Pincus, Melvyn Berman, Chris Larson, Gary Crapo, Georqe Maisano, Eddy Ptacek, Thomas Wright, David Anderson. STAGE DOOR '3-7' APRIL ze zv W? 'wi GROUNDS COMMISSIONERS: Lucy Esparza, summer, and Richard luchelta, winter, ATHLETIC COMMISSIONERS: Waync- Cassetty, summer, and Marvin Goldman, winter '11 jill 3-W, MM The Boys' Federation stands for the mainte- nance of high standards and worthy tradi- tions of Woodrow Wilson High School and the promotion of boys' welfare and oppor- tunities for service and leadership. These standards have been fully carried out by the Boys' Federation this year. Under win- ter president Dick Scheidt, the Victory Bell was obtained for the school. The Boys' Fed- eration worked with the Girls' League and sponsored a Sports Night. They worked to- gether on the Christmas Drive for I I lth St. School also. Boys' Federation, under Jim Harton, summer president, is working with the cabinet on a talent assembly for the patients in Sawtelle Hospital. They are in the process of completing an athletic rec- ord for the boys' gym also. These are only a few of the many proiects being planned by the Boys' Federation. F I BOYS' FEDERATION PRESIDENTS, Dick Scheidt, lWl, Mr. McMiIIin, sponsor, Jim - Harton,lSl. are -,ss BOYS'FEDERATION EXECUTIVE BOARD twintert, Row I, Don Waldo, Marvin Goldman, Dick Scheidt, President, Mr. McMiIlin, sponsor, Row 2, Ronald Rehwald, Mitchell Dim- kich, Mitchell Chortkatf, Tony Rosas. ga till BOYSlFEDERATION EXECUTIVE BOARD lSummerl, Row I, Mitchell Dimkich, Allan Markowitz, Dick Scheidt, Don Cassetty, Andy Honig, Row 2, Harold Strom, Ronald Rehwald, Don Gonella, Mr. McMiIlin, Tony Rosas. BOYS OF THE GRADE lwinterl Row I, Lonny Barreras, BIO, Mit- chell Chortkoft, AIO, Harold Strom, B9, Marvin Goldman, AI2, Mitchell Dimkich, A95 Row 2, Frank Schiada, All, Andy Ho- nig, BII, Roger Johnson, BI2. GIRLS' LEAGUE SPONSOR AND WINTER BOARD-ROW I, Kathy Bers, B9 Girl of the Grade: JoAnn Childers, Treasurer: Deanna DePetro, Secretary: Lulu Chazaro, President, Lorraine Duke, Vice-President. ROW 2, Dar- lene Cravea, BII Girl at the Grade: Sondra Burmeister, A9 Girl of the Grade: Barbara Ditsler, Edells' President, Nancy Yamada, BIO Girl of the Grade: Roberta Mit- chell, Historian: Leslie Craig, G.L.C. President: Miss Bonaro, sponsor, winter. cfx, U1 .,, GIRLS LEAGUE COMMISSION-ROW I, Yoshika Otsuba, Betty Haines, Historian: Irene Gomez, Sherry Poritzki, Leslie Craig, winter Pres.: Mrs. Giresbach, Nancy Yamada, summer Pres,: Dalia Dartman, Eleanor Cardona, Noreane Devorso, Helen Madaris, winter Treasurer: Judy Mogill. ROW 2, Olivia Armstrong, Janet Martin, Marguerite Heim, Carolyn Roller, Sandra Burmeister, Marian Schein, Jeannette Baden, Mary Anne Papaditch, Diane Haines, Gloria Quirk, summer Secretary: Sharlet Dinghom, Lulu Musmecci. ROW 3, Grace Glorioso, Shauna Sorenson, Betty Lau Ruckinger, Barbara Malich, Joyce Hardy, Ramona Wenner, Ann Raphael, Seyma Lhehrer, Secretary: Linda Henry, Betty Papp, Sylvia Standen, Nancy Travis. vi' ,,! Y T' EDELLS-ROW I, Cynthia Gaulding, Diane Wood, Betty Baker, winter Secretary: Angie Castillan, summer Secretary: Barbara Ditsler, winter President: Natalie Lozano, summer Treasurer-ROW 2, Diana Ball, Historian: Margie Ditsler, winter Treasurer: Janice Krutak, Darlene Cravea, Lorelei Brennan, Mary Gail, Maria Ortega, Eileen Haddad, Gloria Garcia, Deanna DePetro, Joan Barnett, Celeste Anschultze, Arlene Garber-ROW 3, Judy Castilla, Emily Sana, Beatrice Cuellar, Sara Carillo, Virginia Garcia, Rasina Palanco, Sylvia Standen, Ellen Hauge, Marcia Epstein. GIRLS' LEAGUE BOARD, summer-ROW I, Nancy Yamada, Treasurer: Leslie Craig, Secretary: Deanna DePetro, President: Ra- chel Garcia, Vice-President-ROW 2, Miss Fiorello, Advisor, summer: Sara Carillo, Historian. in .fi 1 GIRLS OF THE GRADE, winter, ROW I, Ellen Hauge, AIO: Nancy Yamada, BIO: Kathleen Bers, B9-ROW 2, Rachel Garcia, All: Sandra Burmeister, A9: Sharon Bren- nan, BI 2: Darlene Cravea, BII. 1' 4' 81 VI' Flores, Paul Burmeister Mike Bastian Dav ami -Cu , ' 'Wx v+x,g. . av, 'F' 'H lilrfa 5-...,,, Enos, Butch Mackey, Edward Cook Boys Vice Pres ROW 1: Helene Conzevoy, Summer Girls Vice-Pres., David Marion, Winter Pres.- Craig Chapman, Winter Boys' Vice-Pres., Edward Cook, Summer Boys' Vice-Pres. ROW 2: Sandra Weaver, Summer Secre- Pd? tary, Marlene Wood, Winter Girls Vice- Pres., Bob VanNort, Winter Secretary. fb .3 ,nn v 4 9 , 5 'J' in il J . X fi of i me J ,,'r., if is ff as 4.3. , , . W sis. '-.. --.. - ,,-1' N - l .v . - L, gs v - .bfvir 3 , ,J . ' 'ff 4, i L 4 1 - , A A ' A 1' l h L.-F fl. ROW l: Bruce Thaler, Sandra Weaver, Melvyn Berman, Linda Barker, Eddy Ptacek, Jimmy Rode, Kathy Fusco, George Maisano, Judy Geon, Edward Cook, Ann Allen. ROW 2- Sandra Levine, Antoinette Walsh, Yvonne Bisbee, Sharon Krause, Jean Steele, Annamae Diehl, Sharon Lutt, Marlene Telliano, Mary-lynn Terzo, Arlene Guretzky, Virginia Rose, Burton Bialek, Michael Gutnick, Vance Martin, Richard Pugliese, Bob VanNort, Toni Giles, Sylvia Alvarado, Helene Conzevoy, Joan Ligouri, Sharon Mandoki, Craig Chapman, Victor Moy, Harold Trubo, Howard Janapol, Paul Shaevitz. ROW 1: Judy Heinemann Craig Chapman David Marion, Chairman, Bob VanNort Secretary Natalie Lindenbaum. ROW 2: Helene Selacca Sharon Lutt Donald Miyagawa, Meryle Espstem ROW l: Stephen Minick Charon DAiello Susa Montague, Maria Montez Lucia Fontes Mrs Young Sponsor, Helene Conzevoy Girls Vice Pres Sandro Weaver, Secretary, Annamae Diehl ROW 7 Danny Craig Chapman, President Melvyn Ber 2 l iff. V,,- ig-,J-,,,,, Of,-1-,,,.,. -Y-4-,-,. xxx- milf Juniors change classes in newly situated bungalow area. Just below the Junior area looking toward the cafeteria and North L . Junior Leadership represents the 7th and 8th grades. Besides giving the 7th and 8th grade students a chance to do things for the school, its iunior high officers and club presidents all function as one body. Its main function is showing the students how to organize and work together. This also prepares them for good leadership which is on asset in senior high school. The activities headed by Junior Leadership for this year were three assemblies, a very fine talent show, a patriotic assemblyon George Washington and the comedy movie Ma and Pa Kettle. This semester they sponsored three successful Sports Nights, for iunior high students. They danced, played games, and had refreshments. The iuniors give services to the school in such ways as being hall guards and serving on grounds commissions. Hall the new shop buildings are rising. VIEWS OF JUNIOR CAMPUS lim American Legion Award Winners, David Marion and Myra Rodriguez. .ist . H Avi: 4 'IL 1 v M , 1 l s .Q fl g g I J.-.ses ' fl' 5 ,CJK , LJ'-J' .4 We tx 5 ' I. P' 'R 5 s ' if Q . A , ,L .. ' 3,- 4 Mt , .... . if gy' - ' A 'T . ,C ' Junior Leadership Committee Chairmen, Row I, Joan Ligouri, Service and Honors Chairman, Linda Barker, Junior Student Body Ticket Assembly Chairman, Sharon Mandoki, Patriotic Assembly Choirs mon, Antoinette Walsh, Junior Leadership Pledge and Scrapbook Chair- man, Row 2, Howard Janapol, Junior Athletic Commissioner, Fred Pincus, Junior Sportsnight Chairman, Edward Cook, Boys' Vice President, Vance Martin, Junior Election Board Chairman. 4 9 N i A 3 .14 .nn , ., :us i N 1 X EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Ernie Montesanti distinguished himself in many ways this year, notably, by winning first prize in a iournal- ism contest for his editorial on sportsmanship and by his fine performances on Wilson's gymnastics team. Ernie is shown at the assignment board in the journalism bungalow. STAFF REPORTERS, Gus Lomanaco, Wirt Nelson, Dave Moore Roberta Mitchell, Lorelei Brennan, Pat Sharp, Ronnie Betts, Carolyn Torrence, Herman Cantu, Rex Robeson, Linda Revsen, Ann Raphael, Barbara Black, Diane Haines, Josie Baca, and Vivian Richardson. CUB REPORTERS, Rosalie Knight, Nikki Distaso, Simon Zemel, Lee Fisher, Arthur Katz, Dave Longnecker, Alan Winston, Evelyn Verest, Julia Weigand, Barbara Huffman, and Richard Anderson. PAGE EDITORS and others-ROW l, Barbara Wesley, Page one, Eddie Rose, Sports, Bill Buchanan, Managing-ROW 2, Jim Harton, Page three Co-Editor, Ken Easton, Page two, Tom Neil- sen, Copy, Carol Consevoy, Page three Co-Editor. ...gh x 1 .4 I: sie 15 --g x 1,4 43 ,.,..,.ae...-.- ,,. 4 ALTHOUGH the sponsor and the malority of the staff were new the fall issues of the Hitching Post held their own among papers of larger high schools in the Southern California area The Post was entered in the Los Angeles City College competition obtaining a first place award in the Editorial Division, as well as the contest at E.L.A.J.C., where it gained honorable mention for Front Page Makeup, and second place in the Sportswriting category. The staff overcame many obstacles in its efforts to publish a paper regularly, one which maintained the high standards set by previous Post staffs. E' E7 STAFF REPORTERS-ROW 'l: Shirley Stan- ford, Annette Deal, Natalie Rannis, Peter Ross, Bob Floyd, Ann Raphael, Tony Es- parza, Cora Akerman. ROW 21 Jo Allmvft, Garnett Hill, Bill Fenwick, Charlie Gail, Ruben Yuriar, Bobby Areu, Ken Easton. CUB REPORTERS-ROW 1: Barbara Dona- hey, Fred Ramirez, Donna Sawyer, ROW 2: Charles Long, Rudy Huven, Marguerite Heim, Jim Kaiser. ' 14'-ty. u 1 Ar- 'Fig 1 Q- , , t , , , - sy ' C V, A 4 T X F W. x , ' X1 45 Q i w., W K.. Pictured with Miss Merlo, sponsor, are the two most valuable members of the Summer Hitching Post Staff. Bill Buchanan, Editor-in-chief, made sure the dummies were complete in every detail before they went to make-up, Barbara Wesley was the business manager as well as Managing Editor. ln the fullest sense of the term she managed all the details in an ehicient manner. EDITORS-ROW I: Richard Montague, Circulation, Pat Sharp, News. ROW 2 Carol Consevoy, Circulation, Vivian Rich- ardson, COPY: Sharon Brennan, Copy. PAGE EDITORS--ROW l: Barbara Black, Page One, Marc DeFevere, Sports. ROW 2: Jim Harton, Page Three, Alan Winston, Page Two. Organization: Angela La Castro, Mrs. Young, Kathy Tadolini Copy Writers: Row l-Pat Sharp, Nileen Carrier, Miss Merlo, Barbara Wesley, Annette Deal, Ann Larson Row 2-Jo Altman, Sharon Brennan, Ruben Yu- riar, Tony Esparza, Richard Montague, Yolanda Arue, Vivian Richardson The i956 annual staff was made up of many ele- ments such as Mr. Kaelin's art production staff which was responsible for translating ideas into layouts and dummies. Hoofprints followed the patterns set by the construction crews on the campus. The second step in the building program came from Mrs. Young and her staff who did a heroic iob of organizing picture schedules and readying the dummies for the copywriters. Writing copy and editing the resultant efforts de- manded the cooperation of all departments. Miss Merlo's group worked diligently to prepare even the most brief copy as accurately as possible. Mr. Cavanaugh had a big part to play in this year's Hoofprints. As financial manager, he and his staft spent 'many hours coordinating the whole. The Hoofprints StaFf hopes that this year's effort pleases and wishes to thank each and every person who made it all possible. Particular thanks go to the Administration tor their patience and cooperation. Finance: Diane Wood, Mr. Cavanaugh, Beverly Koftman Art Production: Row 1-Dave Moore, Vince Deyl, Ted Hill, Peter Ross Row 2-Mike Hobley, Mr. Kaelin, Emily Sano Jwifvz lnter Club Council has brought the various club presidents together to try to strengthen the club system at Wilson and help the presidents with the problems that their organizations are having to cope with. Also, aside from this, the l.C.C. sponsored a backward dance that was without a doubt very successful. INTER-CLUB COUNCIL PRESIDENTS tw'561: Barbara Wesley, G.A.A., Lea Jachnuk, F.T.A., Mike Scurto, l.C.C. President, Lulu Chazaro, G.L. President, Barbara Ditsler, Edells. ROW 2: Myra Rodriquez, J.A.C., Angie Castillon, Spanish Club, Pat Sharp, Lettergirlsg Barbara Huff- man, Sr. Scholarship, Barbara Black, Officials Club, Marlene Wood, E Club. ROW 3: Tommy Joy, Boots 8. Ballerinas, Guy Randazzo, ln- termediate Scholarship, Roger Johnson, Advisory Board. my SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP, winter-ROW l, Lucy Esparza, Barbara Ditsler, Janis Ong, Barbara Huffman, Fonda Krupnick, Barbara Wesley, Laurene Harris-ROW 2, Betty Baker, Norma Wat ie, Susan Watkins, Mrs. Nigg, Barbara Steinberg, Natalie Lo- zano, JoAnn Childers, Shaindell Jalowitz, ROW 3, Eddie Rose, Ying Wong, Darlene Cravea, Karlene Beckman, Harvey Stern, Etan Markowitz, Lulu Chazaro-ROW 4, Michael Schwab, Sanford Pollack, Mike Hupp, Arthur Kotz, Tony Rosas, Mildred Haft, Marv Goldman, Dan Gonella-ROW 5, Dick Scheidt, Andy Honig, Harold senfeld, Roger Johnson, Bob Hill. SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP, summer, ROW l, Paul White, Etan Markowitz, Michael Schwab, Shauna Sorenson, Sharlet Ding- man, Janice Ong, Barbara Wesley, San- ford Pollack, Michael Samson, Jerry Isaac- son-ROW 2, Guy Randazzo, Larry Car- lisle, Janis Krulak, Rachel Garcia, Dick Scheidt, Darlene Cravea, Mrs. Nigg, Ralph Garcia, Harold Rosenfeld, Ray Hillis- ROW 3, Emily Sano, Joanne Kondo, Mar- cia Epstein, Nancy Yamada, Fonda Krup- nick, Allan Markowitz, Deanna DePetro, Leslie Craig, Barbara Mormile, Linda Bas- tian, Norma Watie, Irene Yuhas, Betty Baker, Diane Wood-ROW 4,Andy Honig, Barbara Ditsler, Janet Martin, Gloria Quirk, Susan Watkins, Anthony Iwata, Tetsu Tanimoto, Joann Godfrey, Linda Wheeler, JoAnn Childers, Roberta Blake, Adele Cossentino, Don Gonella. 7 1 1, M Y 1 cr' TIS' inn Ne B,.':a,9,....L., 3 INTERMEDIATE SCHOLARSHIP-ROW l, Myra Steinberg, Suzanne Steinberg, Bobbi Honig, Rosalee Molina, Thomas Wright, Harold Strom, Ken Yagura, Chris Larsen-ROW 2, Howard Kuwahara, Pat Oyergaard, Ann Raphael, Marion Schein, Angelina Lucero, Lorraine Lum, Dan Cassetty, Sandra Gonzalez, Mitchell Dimkich, Miss Ebeling, Larry Renan-ROW 3, Tema Jalowitz, Lucille Mormile, Susan Bay, Loretta Martin, Barbara Goldsmith, Alan Roseman, Barbara Takeda, Noreane DeVarso, Martha Shipp, Robert Rosales, Joyce 1 f ' I - A U H r4 W 'W L.. 1 f,-x 7I SPANISH CLUB-ROW I, Manuel Nitzberg, Bob Horton, Ray Hillis, Dick Scheidt, Vice-President, Tony Rosas, Luis Zemel-ROW 2, Larry Carlisle, winter, Sgt.-at-Arms, Natalie Lozano, winter Treasurer, Wayne Cassetty, summer Historian, Sara Carillo, summer President, Angie Castillon, winter, President, Jerry Isaacson, Treasurer, Shauna Sorensen, Mrs. Esther Swart, Sponsor, Mr. S, Rodionoff, Sponsor-ROW 3, Sharlet Dingman, Janet Martin, Carol Consevoy, Olivia Armstrong, Noreane DeVarso, Sylvia Standen, Peggy Power, Betty Popp, Angelina Lucero, Olga Juarez, Emily Sono, Joanne Kondo, Virginia Garcia, Jean Lee, Gloria Quirk, Rosie Ramirez, Lea Jacknuk-ROW 4, Janice Krutak, Seyma Lehrer, Celeste Anschultz, Betty Baker, Marguerite Valencia, Linda Fry, Ann Raphael, Diane Wood, Isabel Lopez, Lorraine Lum, Marion Schein, Diane Haines. +5 F. T. A.-ROW I, Mr. Heinkel, Sponsor, Joanne Godfrey, winter Vice-President, Fonda Krupnick, summer Secretary, Lea Jacknuk, winter President, Barbara Steinberg, summer President, Harold Rosenfeld, summer Treasurer, Natalie Lozono, winter Secretary, Angie Castillon, Joanne Kondo-ROW 2, Sharlet Dingman, Gloria Quirk, Sandra Ginsburg, Nathan Glazer, Farida Greenburg, Janet Martin, Betty Popp, Peggy Power,LoreIei Brennan, Marcia Epstein, Wayne Cassetty. ov. i C' i CHESS CLUB-ROW I, Mr. Kelsey, Sponsor, Michael Samson, Vice.President, Sanford Pollack, Secretary, Eton Markowitz, President, Harold Rosenfeld, Tournament Director, Donald Rand, Anthony Iwata, Sergeant' at4Arms, Terry Puckett. 'ZFL6 THE SPANISH CLUB held its annual events this year such as a Spanish Christmas fiesta with the customary foods and enter- tainment. They had programs celebrating Pan-American Day and Cinco deMayo, lMexican Independence Day.lTheirannual tield trip was to a Mexican movie and then an to a gay time at Olvera Street. Another attraction was a Mexican guest speaker from State College. The club sup- ported all the school activities. The pur- pose of the club is to explain Mexican culture and to spread an appreciation of things Mexican. '?7vi21fLI71244zf14 ACOMPARIATIVELY NEW CLUB on campus is Future Teachers of America. The club is organized to make contacts with people in the teaching fields which they have chosen and allow students to investigate teaching as a possibility before they make a final choice. The members attend many conferences designed to assist them in their choice in the teaching field, as well as having excellent guest speakers. Right along with gaining new information per- taining to teaching, F. T. A. held a swim party and dance which proved quite a social success. 64144 5546 THE WOODROW WILSON CHESS CLUB is divided into two parts, the Chess Club and the Chess Team. The Club is for com, petition against other schools. This year Arthur Katz and Michael Samson have lead the team to victory by defeating Roosevelt, Jefferson, and Huntington Park High Schools. This qualified the team for the city play-offs. The Club helped support the schools activities this year by sponsor- ing a booth in our carnival, CAMERA CLUB-ROW l: Baron Harris, Luis Zemel, Steven Bovan, Vice-Pres. ROW 2: Donald George, Mr. Wilhite, Sponsor, Phillip LoBue, Pres. POWDER PUFFS-ROW I: Kathi Tadolini, Winter President, Mrs. Whittle, Sponsor, Priscilla Hernandez, Summer President, Judy Petersen, ROW 3: Alice Williams, Sylvia Napolitano, Mary Kliiian, Rosie Santoro. BOOTS AND BALLERINAS-ROW l: Tony Rosas, Treasurer, Linda Henry, Mrs. Healy, Sponsor, Tommy Joy, Winter Pres., John Pitcher, Summer Pres., Mr. Hanna, Sponsor, David Price, Vice-Pres., Seyma Lehrer, Summer Secretory, Rosie Santoro, Judy Peter- sen. ROW 2: Judy Mogill, Linda Pierce, Shauna Sor- enson, Jeanette Boden, Sharlet Dingman, Peggy Power, Lois Brynen, Fonda Krupnick, Marcia Epstein, Gail. Knight. ROW 3: Arlene Garbo, Jerry lsaacson, Ronald Rehwald, Wayne Martin, Harold Rosenfeld, Baron Harris, Mitchell Chortkofl, Ralph Selby, Susan : 5 S 4 I. J -0 se fi! N55 l Watkins. ESPERANTO lbelowl-ROW l: Michael Samson, Alan Markowitz. ROW 2: Phillip Matas, Miss Porter, Spon- sor, Etan Markowitz. ruruize rucusns uem vasai u.s.c. 5 wg,-A X 4 0:31 NURSES CLUB--ROW l: Beverly Koflman, Mary Maldonado, Sue Feldman, Sara Carrillo, Emily Sano, lucy Esparza, Rosina Po- lanco, Gail Knight, Miss Sheriff, Sponsor. ROW 2: Eleanor Car- dona, Norma Miyagawa, Nellie Cuellar, Isobel lopez, Carmen Jackson, Kathleen Purcell, Ramona Fernandez, Gloria Becerril, lrene Medina, Carrie Avila. ROW 3: Jean Lee, Virginia Garcia, Becky Pina, Barbara Freedman, Francisco Ramirez, Jean Gomez, Linda Terror, Carol Rodriguez, Martha Ruiz, Shirley Moronez, Josephine Parrino. 4 v ,c ,cg X HI-Y--ROW I: Richard Luchetta, winter Secretary, Wayne Thomas, summer Secre- taryg Blayne Ferguson, summer Vice-President, Mike Scurto, winter and summer Presie dent, Mr. Frank Synder, sponsor, Richard Riding, winter Vice-President, Lonnie Barreras, Richafd Montague, Robert Blake. ROW 2: Joe Sachs, Ronnie Cox, James Nakano. Manuel Nitzberg, Paul Cohen, Abelardo Lopez, Howard Bloom, Gary Garalalo, Bob De Vega, Jock Velasco. ROW 3: Jerry Stopp, Tony Esparza, Robert Koeb, Lyle Sandlin, Wayne Martin, David Nickerson, Ralph Garcia, Tyrone Power, Henry Vega, Paul White, Rudy Sanchez. -...Q-' ' 33 National Thespion Society -ROW 1. Len gs Jacknuk, Kathy Tadolini, Treasurer, Roger Johnson, Mr Goss, David Moore, Lauren: Harris, Secretary. ROW 2 Fern Collins, Allen Le Cornu, Don Waldo, Larry Carlisle, Pot Lolo. ROW 3A Ann Scott, Ken Easton, Arlene Garber. qw , V- f.r 'X A tuumfb' JL o Scribes-ROW l:AngeIina Lucero, Barbara Tekedo, Joyce Suzuki, Secretoryg Marylynn Scheidt, President, Mrs. Kellog, Sponsor, Don Cossetty, Vice-President, Lindo Schrie- ner, Treasurer: George Elliot. ROW 2: Charles Sismondo, Jim Pawek, Bob Standen, Harold Strom, David Fromson, Masami Koino, Kenneth Yagura. ROW 3: Pat Mater, Marlene Wood, Rita Waldo, Sylvia Scribes, Florence Chernick, Beverly Ferguson, Olivia Armstrong, Noreane De Varso. 1-1- X417 I Junior Y-Teens-ROW I: Natalie Varela, Beverly Young, Patty Hanselman, Secretory, Mrs. Derrick, Span' sary Mary LynnkTerza, President, Mrs, Currie, Sponsor, Sharon Lutt, Corresponding Secretary, Barbara Dim- mick, Sergeant-at-arms, Shirley Daniels. ROW 2: Pa- tricia Graham, Rachel Martinez, Linda Frankinberg, Elizabeth Finto, Colleen Chaplin, Margott Garcia, Josephine Borbata, Marta Monterey, Jean Maxwell, Jennie Freeman, Sondra Scavo, Rene Dressler, Judy Heinemann, Carolyn Drier. ROW 3: Peggy Sutton, Marlene Teltiano, Barbara Bullora, Marianne Mon- tague, Beverly Spalione, Lorena Wilmovsky, Ann Davis, Sharon Smith, Diane DuVaI, Mary Ann Perez, Kathy Tolladay, Roberta Clark, Deana Boyce. 6'u222-if Button Club-ROW l. Marilee Hummel, Secretary- treasurer, Mrs, Valentine, sponsor, Joan Lange, Vice president, Helene Consevoy. ROW 2: Sharon Lindberq, Olelia lopez, Ann Allen, Annamae Diehl, Jean Po pe-noe. ,ibm Junior Red Cross-ROW l: Myra Rodriguez, Paul Burnie-ister, Judy Geon, Dick Scheidt, Deanna DePetro, Virginia Rose, Ruben Yuriar. ROW 2: Kathy Fusco, Rosalee Molina, Sharon Kraus, Jean Steele, Loretta Martin, Jackie Mitrhell, Barbara Wesley Mr, Ohly is Sponsor. 1 .....---. J I sl 5 '- , Q, rf, , .ft f Hour Glass Club--ROW l: Fred Pincus, Chris Larson, Carlyle, Thomas Wright, Jim Nason, Gary Crapo, Ronnie Veerbeck, Bob McLean, Steve Minick, Dennis Lange, Ronny Marino, Dennis Kunza, David Anderson, Craig Palmer, James Alexander, Howard Richely, James Rode. ROW 2: Glenn Osborne, Robert Rosales, George Elliot, Alan Roseman, David Cook, Downey Thomas, James Deacon, Marvin Cicero, Sharon Kraus, Vance Martin, Mr. Berger, David Marion, Susan Boy, Mary Padella, Virginia Rose, Sandra Gonzalez, Tanya Gamas, Arlene Gurelzky, Geraldine Kondo, Patty Jehue, Mr. Shelton, Richard Stevens. ROW 3: Victor Moy, Harold Truba, Luz Vira- montes, Carol Lopez, Annamae Diehl, Diane Srvbbs, Jacky Mitchell, Loretta Martin, Myra Rodriguez, Barbara Goldsmith, Louise Chabre, Jean Steele, Bertha Gariboy, Sandra Levine, Joan Ligouri, Helene Consevoy, Toni Giles, Joan Lange, Norma Orta, Cheryle Mong, Sandra Weaver, Susan Montague, Rosalee Molina, Ernie Rosas, Danny Stephens, Ray Sanchez, Gerard An- schultz. ROW 3: Myra Steinberg, Suzanne Steinberg, Charlotte Hoyt, Phillis Brunson, Irene Santiseban, Norma Reyes, Diane Tange, Sandra Tange, Helen Gibson, Mariorie Bergman, Emma Jean Seward, Cathy Duda, Bonnie Bradford, Nancy Beck, Kathy Fusco, Debbie GQH, Marlene Scorlin, Bobbie Honig, Marlene Wood, Judy Geon, Judy Maginnis, Audrey Smith, Craig Chapman, Bob Van Nort. Discussion Club-ROW l: Charon D'Aiello, President, Francine Grosso, Carol Lopez, Jean Steele, Miss Lux, Luz Viramontes, Geraldine Kondo, Elizabeth Estrella, Arlene Guretzky. ROW 2: Lydia Hernandez, Helene Consevoy, Ruth Huizar, Sharon Kraus, Nancy Beck, Joan Lange, Mary Ann Kelly, Mitzi Isaacson, Bertha Gariboy. ROW 3: Art Franz, Stan Haouck, Judy Geon, Yolanda Vasquez, Dennis Tange, Charlene Schein, Stephen Minick, Linda Barker, Parliamentarian, Milne Reagan, Vice-President, Steven Fleming, Mary Rockwell, 76 en, I Q 'raw iw, dvr' 1... 'N ft ft ' Outstanding members of Hourglass. E Club-ROW l: Bertha Goriboy, Linda Barker, Suzanne Steinberg, Sharon Kraus, Bobbie Honig, Myra Steinberg, Susan Boy. ROW 2: Mary Ellen Padilla, Charlotte Hoyt, Secretory, Carol Lopez, Publicity, Helene Consevoy, Vice-President, Jean Steele, President, Mrs. EvanoFl, Marlene Wood, Presi- dent, Joan Lange, Vice-President, Judy Heinemann, Virginia Rose. ROW 3: Sandra Samson, Janet Bullara, Diane Stubbs, Sandra Levine, Barbara Moore, Joan Ligouri, Antoinette Walsh, Myra Rodriguez, Barbara Goldsmith, Sharon Mandaki, Geraldine Kondo, Josephine Barbato, Beverly Suzuki, Arlene Guretzky. ROW 4: Judy Maginnis, Phyllis Brunson, Sandra Weaver, Judy Geon, Virginia McBride, Susan Montague, Mariorie Bergman, Helen Gibson, Patricia Cuellar, Nancy Beck, Ruth Huizar. N 1 f -1 r l It vl-'P , , , .V ,, 53,5 ev QE 1 HY- V L 'hu J ,fl Pr tr, 'Zf5'5'L x Al thx. X-,,K'Qg, ,7f 5551 -'All-'M ' I Q eo . Il . .cnfvcf ,s As Junior Scholarship-ROW l: Sharon Lindberg, Ronnie Kaminski, Mary Lynn Terzo, Paul Johnson, Helene Sedaca, Paul Shaevitz, Judy Hillis, Bob Van Nort, Craig Chapman, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Eversmeyer, Jim Deacon, Arlene Guretzky, Michael Getnick, Sharon Tutt, Gary Blandin, Geraldine Kondo, Ray Kuwahara, Bette Hedman. ROW 2: Sandra Weaver, Sylvia Alvarado, Sandra Felkins, Jeannine Campion, Kathy Gray, Nancy Beck, Sharon Kraus, Jean Steele, Ruth Huizar, lrene Santisteban, Sandra Levine, Joan Ligouri, Helene Consevoy, li Hobby Club-ROW l: Tony Pacheco, Mr. Kocol, Charles Torrence, Jim Nason. ROW 2: Donald Miya gawa, Jimmy Mares, Bobby Medina, Mike Reagan Art Franz. ROW 3: Roy Hernandez, Ernie Rosas, Victor Moy, Johnny Rey. 63347 Barbara Moore, Antoinette Walsh, Sharon Mandoki, Carol Lopez, Yvonne Bis- bee, Annamae Diehl, Peggy Sutton, Sheryl Strobelin, Ofelia Lopez, Paul Bur- meister, Harold Trubo, Larry Strom, Victor Moy. ROW 3: Vance Martin, Edward Cook, Martin Levine, David Anderson, Susan Berokoff, Ann Allen, Judy Geon, Judith Moore, Fred Pincus, Jim Popenoe, Jim Nason, Carolyn Dreier, Melvyn Berman, Patricia Graham, Marilou Preece, Lorena Wilmovsky, Bertha Gariboy, Robert Janovici, Jimmy Rode, Bruce Thaler, Richard Pugliese. ll: li 1:-in unassum- lie'- il Travel and Adventure Club-ROW l: Darrell Gil- lette, George Maisano, Mr. Hopmans, Ray Sanchez. ROW 2: Steven Fleming, Art Franz, Roy Hernandez. F . F1 ra - 1 f w J K O I ' -.in W' 1 X' 2' 5' 1 I . v It 9 . P s V. - f I-- .. . . , S . , , of 1, 'Q 1: ' I. I f, f 1 0 3 za '31 I v V1 1' 5 . v ' l ! L . L' . ' 'J , . W , x ' ,L A K i A , . ' f 5 l ' f iw 1 '- - ' , 4 . , Q - ' ' -' ' 4 l af I l A ? , Y I, B Q gf ,. g , Q . 8 X , ' W K V- .- ,ff Z-fur f V ff' B 1 4' nigf 47. J 1 , e I 5 'An Q. 1 V , ,773 Y -'Y A W 5: , .1 y . , ., ,,. , ,, . fqfff Hg, uw- 4 '- ' . ,GQ V A I , . , ,, we ,, , V gig W wmv,-g'-Jffazy . M .A 5- r , - - ' .f.,ffqf,-. ' v-H+f H . -, . . - es:.:,.uf,1 klflglmaay , ,.,,devt:,,.,,':qr,7 i-:':v:9r?,lgA5.ef , :tn ., girl. , - . V. ' ' :f'f:'f.i',2f,gf,?i.ig1 gif? M , . . 1, ps- -A ,... - , - + s'4 ff -'l.w-c'?i?-2fi'iif ' wweffarw' is J A , ,. , 'P .19 'w't'w+. , few-4:3 r ' .- . ,r '-v-Aslfg, g I -ff I -1. l f 4- J.. e'fT 3'? :f',32fZ3fez?Q4 ii P J if ' .ff- V 'f c., g,4,.'u iffigt. ,..': 'zf e ...ad-. .F . P X. ' M 5 A 'T-f, ROW l: Pat Sharp-W. Cheerleader, Janis Ong-W. Cheerleader. ROW 2: Susan Boy, Phyllis Barbata, Phyllis Hickman, Barbara Black, Helen Madaris, Judy Castillo, Carol Consevoy-W. Historian, Linda Base tian--W. Treasurer, Deanna DePetro-W. Vice President, Miss Lindquist-Sponsor, Barbara Wesley-W. President, Miss Fiorello-Sponsor, Miss Dozier-Sponsor, Jo Ann Childers-W. Recording Secretary-S. Vice President, Betty Haines, Jean Gomez, Diane Jordan, Maggie Reynolds, Antionette Mialle, Sandra Gon- zales. ROW 3: Janet Martin, Marguerite Heim, Phyllis Brunson, Charlotte Hoyt, Charlotte Ferguson, Sherry Poritsky, Tereos Batista, Joyce Hardy, Vickie Daniels, Arlene Guarrera, Peggy Power, Betty Papp, Mary Lynn Scheidt, Lucille Musmecci, Jeannette Perrin, Carol Tange, Alice Munn. ROW 4: June McQuire, Joanne Perrinn, Frances Liomonaco, Pat Mater, Johnna Schultz, Catherine Eyraud, Bonnie Becker, Lillian Lopez, Marilyn Boyko, Diane Wood, Ann Scott, Roberta Blake, Virginia Carroll, Marlene Wood, Beverly Ferguson, Roberta Huizar, Irene Medina. cz QQ. LETTERGIRLS: Laurene Harris, Bar- bara Wesley-W. General Chair- man-S. News Reporter, Barbara Dits- ler-S. Treasurer, Carol Consevoy- S, President, Barbara Black-S. Vice Pres., .Darlene Cravea-S. Hist., Margie Ditsler, Shaindell Jalowitz, Betty Baker, Loraine Duke, Ann Scott-S. Secretary, Mrs. Healy- Sponsor, Pat Sharp-W. Pres., Jo- ann Childers, Joann Godfrey, Nor- ma Watje, Linda Bastian, Diana Ball, Irene Yuhas, Deanna DePetro, Janis Ong-W, Pres,, Ann Good- P HIGH. 2 Illl l U9 RN lr L f' . L53 .- -1 -f f 1: P ,px 9 '4 -Q v 2 .f ' .. I7 H J 'L f L f Rf ' . 3 Z3 1: ff? -if .1 55 ff ' 4 3 9 cw fait? - f li , Rn 4 -. ,f 41- , ' . f' ' , W 7. . I A ' K V,,,. , ,, N , Y . L R 1 sc , ,. L ' 2 V 'A ' 5 ' f - ,xx f -- ' . A' VV ' fpxftg I f g ' s .' tr ' -' J A ww-y, - A,v,,.,ff- . . t . 'lair-vi ubztrfiii V- G.A.A. ROW l: Shauna Sorensen-5. Cheerleader, Gloria Quirk- S. Cheerleader. ROW 2: Barbara Pacino, Sora Carrilla, Olivia Vega, Toni Cappello, Karen Mandsager-S. Historian, Nancy Yamada-S. Head of Sports, Marianne Petteruto-S. Recording Secretary, Miss Lindquist -Sponsor, Lorraine Duke-S. Pres., Miss Fiorello-Sponsor, Miss Dozier-Sponsor, Miss Merlo -Sponsor, Linda Wheeler-S. Corresponding Secetary, Pat Kidwell-S. Treasurer, Lucy Esparza, Becky Pina, Carol Kinchen, Shirley Kidwell. ROW 3: Grace Glorioso, Luanne White, Carole Hedman, Janet Kinslow, Deanna Kennedy, Barbara Wert, Virginia Campus, Margie Ditsler, Nancy Travis, Norma Watie, Leslie Craig, Deanna DePetro, Nikki Distaso, Lucille Chazaro, Jo Dimel. ROW 4: Diane Haines, Jeannette Baden, Barbara Ditsler, Betty Lou Ruckinger, Barbara Malisch, Rita Waldo, Rachel Nava, Janice Krutak, Pat Badostain, Betty Baker, Natalie Lozano, Ann Boyle, Suzanne Purvis, Linda Schreiner, Ann Goodman, Angie Castillon, Laurene Harris, Irene Gomez. Q7-M46 AS EARLY AS THE 8TH GRADE many girls set their goal to became a member of Wilson's Letter- girl club. This club which has been at Muleville for many years has established for it self a Hne record of service bath here and in the community. Each and every member is an out- standing girl with many fine capabilities in citizenship, leadership, and scholarship. The l955 football season brought the inauguration of a bigger and better Color Day under the direction of Pat Sharp, W. President. lt was then that Jim Johnson and Lucille Chazaro were crowned Mr. and Miss Wilson. At the winter blood bank there was an outstanding amount ol donors. Posture Week was the first big project for Carol Consevoy, S. Pres. An Easter Service Proiect for the Mental Hygiene Ward at the General Hospital was a sample of the service to the com- munity given by these girls. SHAUANA SORENSEN-S. Cheerleader, Gloria Quirk -S. Cheerleader, Pat Sharp-W. Cheerleader, Mari- anne Petteruto-S. Recording Secretary, Lorraine Duke -S. President, Miss Fiorella, Sponsor, Linda Wheeler -S. Corqesponding Secretary, Janis Ong-W. Cheer- leader, Nancy Yamada-S. Head of Sports, Karen Mandsager-S. Historian, Pat Kidwell-S. Treas. ATHENIAN LETTERGIRLS-Mary Ann Tamburelli, Betty Korifk-w. secretory, Mrs. Healy-Sponsor, Beverly Stutz-W. Treasurer, Joan Bonelli, Aida Lugo. QQ ,-- - W Q .4415 'Q 9.Q.g .l.A.C. Board-ROW I: Cheerleaders Her- linda Lopez, Janet Medina, Jeanne Noblet. ROW 2: Bertha Gariboy, Captain, Tanya Gamas, Secretary, Helene Consevoy, Pres- ident, Miss Lindquist, Sponsor, Carol Lo- pez, Vice-President, Debbie Goff, Captain. ROW 3: Maria Montes, Captain, Sandra LaFortune, Captain, Barbara Bullara, Cap- tain, Janet McBride, Captain, Rachel Mar- tinez, Captain, Marlene Telliano, Captain. 1. if 'law 7, h l 0 O Officials Club Board-ROW I: Shauna Sorenson, Historian, Barbara Ditsler, Vice- President, Ruth Gonzalez, Treasurer, Dar- lene Cravea, Secretary, Ann Scott, Presi- dent. .l.A.C.-ROW li Barbara Bullara, Diane Pulcin, Carmen Aceves, Helene Consevoy, Joan Lange, Mary Colenzo, Carol Lopez, Frances Boyce, Sharon Lindberg. ROW 2, Rachel Valencia, Connie Kavakis, Mary Ann Perez, Herlinda Lopez, Jeannie No- blet, Janet Medina, Irene Pena, Charlotte Love, Irene Valenzuela, Janet McBride, Linda Cameron, Kathy Tolladay. ROW 3: Tanya Gamas, Jean Maxwell, Pat Munn, Christine Sanchez, Marie Montez, Miss Lindquist, Mary Rockwell, Joy Ruff, Frances DeLeon, Rachel Martinez, Mary Ellen Pa- dilla. ROW 4: Martha Monterey, Sharon Lynn, Vivian Sakmota, Marilee Hummel, Josephine Barbata, Elizabeth Estrella, San- dra LaFortune, Georgina Martinez, Francine Grasso, Charon D'Aiello, Lydia Hernandez, Luz E. Viramon tes, Pat Wasson, Mary Lynn Terzo, Sharon Lptt, Marlene Telliano, Linda Pina, Jean Papenoe. ROW 5: Beverly Spa- iione, Gayle Ellison, Marilyn Smith, Marsha Sismonda, Carolyn Drier, Mariorie Berg- man, Debbie Goff, Judith Moore, Ann Davis, Linda Barker,-Raeline Shader, Con- stance Martinez, Bertha Gariboy, Ruth Huizar. Oiiciols Club-ROW 1, Shaindell Jala- witz, Winter Historian, Margie Ditsler, Ann ' Goodman, Angie Castillon, Ann Scott, Pres- ident, Mrs. Healy, Sponsor, Carol Conse- voy, Lucy Esparza, Sara Carrillo. ROW 2: Barbara'Ditsler, Summer Vice-President, Barbara Wesley, Laurene Harris, Phyllis Hickman, Carol Kinchen, Marguerite Heim, Shauna Sorenson, Jeannette Boden, Karen Mandsager, Alice Munn. ROW 3: Sandra Gonzalez, Charlotte Hoyt, Phyllis Brunson, Rachel Nava, Diana Ball, Sandra Schmidt,' Diane Wood, Rita Waldo, Natalie Lozano, Carol Tange, Susan Boy. sa is FOUR STAR LETTERGIRLS Barbara Black. Janis Ong, Barbara Wesley and Carol Consevoy. . ' P' I-' 4' 'Q y 14 FZ' ef? , fri if Qi ,ii Y .. vw? fs- , I V if , V 41 T Q1 A ' Z' 41 li? 5 , 'f .J js f X' I ' ,A s R f5 l K . 1 f 3 WINTER '56 Four Star Let- WINTER '56 Four Star Let- tergirl Beverly Stutz. tergirl Mary Ann Tamburelli. MEMBERS OF THE SPANISH CLUB enioy the annual Christmas festival. 'nr , f-4,351 ' Q.. 3 rig! W I D-r' di' wi f K , LETTERGIRI-5 enioy Mother and Daughter CHESS Cl.UB'S outstanding members view PLANS being hatched in the library cover Luncheon in Girls' Gym. a particularly difficult impasse. many activities. 81 'Q K Q 'W 5 ai Ii, -If ' Qlilkx J ? Wilson's Fine Arts department has a great deal to boost about. The students who apply themselves in this field are well rewarded. This year Wilson has had occasion to be proud of many of her students in art, music and drama. Gold Keys were won by Fran Hollis and Charles Gail in the Na- tional Scholastic Art Contest and Fran's work was hung in the Carnegie Institute along with other Southlanders. Wilson's drama classes have grown this year to an en- rollment of over 60 students. The activities of these classes havealso widened with participation in four speech tourna- ments and the Pasadena Playhouse Contest. This constituted only a portion of the speech and drama program which in- cluded the production of two Pulitzer Prize plays, Thornton Wilder's Our Town and the Kaufman-Ferber hit, Stage Door . Both were under the direction of Wilson's drama in- structor, Mr. William Gass, who also initiated a chapter of the National Thespian Society on Wilson's campus for the first time. The best performances awards went to Lea Jachnuk and Rollie Slagle for Our Town and Pat Lala and Roger John- son for Stage Door . -.. eff-sfmaL,yr'f '- af ,m i 'i ' va .WF .-1.92 'fini Mr. Kaelin's Art Production Class is a very active group when there is the need of a iob well done. They are pictured here from the left: Lee Fisher, Peter Ross, Char- lie Gail, John Delussa, Allen LeCornu, Emily Sarto, Mike Hobley, Vince Deyl, Ted Hill, Mr. Kaelin, Sherry Poritzky, Linda Ferrari, Lynn Currie. Q 83 ? N2 t 4, ' 9 .J vi Cast of Our Town -ROW l: Barbara Carlburg, Pat Helbling, Fern Collins, Lea Jachnuk, Pat Lala, John Connelly, Kathy Tado- lini, Anne Scott, Joan Bonelli, Arlene Garber. ROW 2: Mr. Goss, Laurene Harris, Sam Hershman, Mel Gyer, Bob Shinerock, Don Don Waldo and Fern Collins are shown in a part of the setting for Our Town with their director Mr. Gass. ac. -a Waldo, Larry Carlisle, Roger Johnson, S. David Moore, Rollie Slagle, Jean Spalione. ROW 3: Mario Petralia, Robert Parker, Dick Scheidt, AlIen'LeCornu, Douglas Lutz, Danny Klein, Tom Joy, Skip Selby, Eleanor Hill. Some of Cast of Stage Door. Angie Castillon, Arlene Garber, la Vonne Colby, Margaret Odessky, Darlene Cravea, Mildred Halt. . --.1----:- :Lf-1---1 Z F if ,.W 1 3.-1 ' A -A juni- '1- : li , '1 ' : --un g - -111- - 11 1 bil . --an-nun .....-q .1 ---n - ,T-...f O 5- - ....... - --, :, ......'- '. , T- ':'..-...: : E....4 - -,..:- Aim ....., -I 5--'---4, - ...- ' ' 0-- f -f x ' 2----l If ...- r-' f - A Stage Crew-ROW li Mr. Davidson, Skip Selby, David Price. ROW 2: Tommy Joy, Vince Buscarino. -1 Proiection Crew-ROW l: Ernie Chacon, Ray Daniels, Richard Miyagawa, Mr. McMillan, Nicholas Costantino, Tony Pacheco, Bill Potter. ROW 2: Richard Romero, Joseph Knight, Anthony Lando, Gerard Anschultz, Robert Martinez, Richard Laborico, Terry Ferguson, Gary Sharp. ROW 3: Stan Houck, Bob Hernan- dez, Ray Lang, Gordon Fisher, Bob Pitts, Ray Hillis, Robert Janovici, Jim Myers. A group from the production Stage Door -ROW l:SyIvia Napolitano, Kathy Tadolini, Pat lala, lea Jacknuk, linda Pierce, Fern Collins, Lois Brynen. ROW 2: Lee Fisher, Larry Carlisle, Arlene Garber, Don Waldo, Adele Cossentino. A scene from Stage Door being supervised by Student Director Sylvia Napolitana and featuring Pat Lola, Don Waldo, Lea Jacknuk, and Kathy Tadolini. At the National Thespian Society Banquet with Mr. Goss, Roger Johnson and Lea Jacknuk, award winners, and Mr. Parisi. W V 1' STRING ENSEMBLE Strung ensemble conslstmg of Susan Watkins, Don Cassetty, Pat la Gratta Etan Markowntz Barbara Steinberg, Mary Jo Matter. - ta ,Q in ROWI S Rodlonoff Lorrame cas Sharon Kunza Mary Rockwell Kathy Glmbel Betty man, Charlotte Arnett Joyce lee Marlon Wong Josephune Barbata Nancy Ferguson De Leon Patrucua Mitchell Henrletta Encunas ROW 2 Lmda Cameron Enleen Vnescas Cordero Judy Anne Davns Duane Pulcmn Mnchell Pearce Julia Nagar Dora Mudrano Robnn Ofelia Lopez Sharon Lundberg Juanlta Sheppard Sharon Lynn ROW 3 Do'lne Baker J Moore Chrnstune Robnnson Ann Davus Sharon Smnth Marnlou Preece Yolanda Grasalva Gavin WW l l 28 ROW ROW ward John l, 505 Pitts, Skip Selby, Jerry Buchanan, Fonda Krupnlck Blayne Ferguson Ruben Yurlar Mr Kramer John Hershey 2, John Ragland, Ray Hlllis, Richard Aplanalp, Max Hernandez Pat La Grgta Barbara Steinberg Etan Markowitz Ed Dugard, Susan Watkins. ROW 3, Mary .lo Motter, Maggre Reynolds Myra Sternbeug Suzanne Steinberg Phulllp Muller vo GLEE Paul Johnson, Jimmy Beasom, Donnel Schmidt, Jay Akanoski, Michael Napolitana. Roland Almeida, Chris Pocino, Johnny Tatsis, Vincent Polito, ROYH10ftd Cugno John Montgomery. Albert Zabirrardo, Paul Burmeister, Irwin Trester, Billy Quetozal, Steve Charles, George Maisarge. ! ROW 3, Mathew Jacobs, Anthony Mack, Victor Bremer, Elmer Hall, Joe Lopez, Gilbert Martinez, Fred Henry, Ismael Garcia, Martin Levin, Tommy Martin, James Boyle. .l a JERRY CASADA and LINDA PIERCE preparing for spring musical un Su-1:3 A CAPPELLA ROW 'l, Natalie Ronnis, Marie Zavala, Nancy Yamada, Mary Kliiian, Carolyn Wade, Charlotte Ferguson, Bill Smith, Priscilla Hernandez, Marc De Fevere, Chris Gelalich, Vivian Richardson, Pat Sharp, Jo Altman, Ellen Hauge, Lulu Chazaro, Angela La Castro, Lorri Palermo. ROW 2, Mr. Kursinski, Bev SchaHran, Nancy Knudsen, Joyce Seytlert, Sonia Troncale, Irene Yuhas, Diana Ball, Sylvia Napolitano, Nikki Distaso, Lorraine Duke, Dan Sharp, Roger Moon, Sheldon Brauer, Joann Godfrey, Ann Larson, Annette Deal, Marneth Lang, Linda Gibbs, Linda Ferrari, Frances Hollis, Fred Wilkins. ROW 3, Dyann Roseberry, Robert De Vega, Marlene Crapo, Olga Garcia, Don Gonella, Ralph Bizik, Barbara Donahey, Ernie Jones, Fred Ramirez, Carolyn Tor- rence, Verne Chapman, Jerry Casada, Ronald Stark, Jim Weaver, George Lawce, Dale Woaler, David Price, Barry Duesler, Bonnie Nelson, Ronald Tavolieri, Judy Killeen. JR, BOYS ROW l, Richard Schelling, Paul Brynen, Mark Hoffman, David Barnicod, Frankie Hernandez, ROW 2, -- . 85 10 pid li 19' is -. 34? SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE-ROW l: Mr. RodionotT, Margaret Barreras, Carol Hicks, Beverly Ferguson, Rena Jean Baker, Yolanda Estrada, Barbara Takeda, Carol Dunham, Babs Fields. ROW 2: Eleanor Napolitano, Jo Ann Carrier, Nancy Holmes, Carole Hovey, Teresa Batista, Louise Boyle, Rose Main, Pat Knight. ROW 3: Frances Lomonaco, Pat Lyonds, Janice Garity, Marielena Kelsey, Nancy Mariette, Rita Waldo, Elaine Voettiner, Joanne Perrin, Jeannette Perrin. ...wtffttzfw ..,: 13 l i il 11 .Ssmibz 64774 SENIOR BOYS' GLEE-ROW l: Mr. Kursinski, Ralph Breitler, Pete Aguilar, RudySanchez, David Garcia, Dickie Oregon, Paul Johnson, Richard Aleiandro, Bob Griialba. ROW 2: Ruben Cabrera, Sam Elder, Richard Griialba, Roger Privett, Frank Brito, Don Kanter, Bob Bradshaw, Frank Zamora. ROW 3: Richard Crowell, Roy Robinson, Jerry Pappa, Charles Brubaker, Bob Harton, Danny Young, Johnnie Jensen, Ronald Gibbs, Fenton Tomlinson. PLAYCLOTHES worn in the Fashion Show are shown by Gail Marchese, Becky Pina, Linda OUTFITS that might be worn at school are mod- eled by Pat Kidwell, Nancy Travis, Jo Dimel, Bastian, Rosie Santoro, and Alice Meyers. Moyylee Garbo and Beverly Koffmgn- THESE stylish misses fashioned these suits for Wings ot Fashion . They are: ROW I: Mary Maldonado, Nileen Carrier, Helen Loera, Beatrice Cuellar. ROW 2: Geraldine Ramirez, Alice Munn, Dalia Dorfman, Judy Killeen, Annette Deal. 2.3. 1 2!J9 l fl? UI .. .HE:s'PI.sL.f fi NJ Q 0. A Z' 22: E C .- X mcg, ' SCHOOL DRESSES made by Linda Ter- ror, Gail De Felice, Marilyn Boyko, Mary Ann Merriman, and Barbara Ditsler. ui vor' Fashion Show Queen RACH EL GARCIA A CLOTHING CLASS busy working on their clothing proiects for themselves or that certain someone. FASHION SHOW Queen Rachel Garcia, and Princesses Ann Marchese, June McGuire, Virginia 2539 Garcia, Marion Scott, Shirley Kidwell, Geraldine Ramirez, Linda Wheeler, Rachel Garcia, Janice Robins, Ramona Hernandez, Eileen Haddad, Eloise Gonzales, Jackie Sinclair, Frances A Burke, and Helen Loera. if m F l ,ns ENSEMBLES made by Linda Bastain, Sylvia Standen, Patsy Adams, Lorraine Duke, Dyann Roseberry, Linda Wheeler, and Jackie Sinclair. 87 Q 1 f f I! I 'A'-' :IC - 5 Q .2 ' MNNwmwmNwNwmmnNNN' -1 In-L-v-' K.,-f ppm yn . ,- . :nf L K 5 CE X . XX 1 WW lg Ll ,fb p 1 O x a 'fa S bg-9 J J VARSITY FOOTBAl.l-ROW l: Marc DeFevere, Lonnie Barreras, Bobby Floyd, Wayne Thomas, Bobby Raymond, Jerry Stapp, Mike Scurto, Richard Riding, Richard Pulciter, Blayne Ferguson. ROW 2: Coach Bill Samarin, Allen Berliner, Lyle Sandlin, Jim Fry, Gaylon Fleming, Bob Blake, David Nickerson, Wayne mmffbfaw xmas l 'W x , . - 3 l 1 y Coach Samarin and his co'captains Rich Riding and Rich Pulciler. --lf' X, 1 Dekle, Bob Merlo, Dom Shambra, Paul White, Tyrone Power, Bob Shinerock, Jerry Casoda. ROW 3: Hank Vega, Alan Cooper, Dennis Robinson, Joe Sachs, Jim Harton, Abby Lopez, Frank Garcia, Rudy Gonzalez, Fred Ramirez, Dale Waaler, Richard luchetto. WlLSON'S i956 varsity football season was very disheartening with each game being a very close battle. The Mules were brilliantly coached by Mr. Bill Samarin, who took a very inexperienced group and made them into ci fine team. The defense proved to be very strong against every opponent. The offense ran a powerful sin- gle wing with a powerful line and hard running backs. The Mules ended the sea- son with one win, two ties, and two de- feats. The team's outstanding players were Rich Pulcifer, lall-cityl guard, Rich Riding, lall-northernl center, Blayne Ferguson, lall- northernl tackle, Mike Scurto, lall-northernl guard. The backfield was particularly inex- perienced with one returning Iettermang this did not prove a decisive factor as the Mules gained many yards. The team really found itself in the last three games, when each player worked with the others wind- ing up a season that will be long remem- bered by many. L X 28 'H' 4-fungi QZQQ 196 Lonnue Barreras Blclyne Ferguson Richard Rldlng Wrlson Wllson Wilson Wnlson Wilson Wnlson Wilson Wulson -QQ!! Q!ls is Qs -1117 Q-Q19 QQ' Vx, 59 '09 Allen Berlmer Bob Floyd Mlke Scurlo Bmw VARSITY Hunlmgfon ark e Garfield Franlclm Verdugo Hnlls Lincoln Eagle Rock Belmont 4 . .41-Q '90 Bob Blake Davld Nuckerson Bob Shnnerock A999 HW' S' if v '54 uw' gt- 195 Jerry Casoda Richard Pulclfer Jerry Slapp iv an San .ag kr- QGN QL QS 25 Marc DeFevere Bob Raymond Wayne Thomas C fo l o :ou f W J' ' W , ww. 1, 4 Q ' ' if ' 4 4 ' B 5 5, W 1 , A Q . 1 1 lvl . M ' , V V K K 03 Wy. wo, 1 W as ' b ' y B ,A 55 5-lllv Z A Y V ,K Q A , , , Q ,. 1: 1 W - l B H y '3 Q ' l if '24, Y if 1' -.B K5 7 ,V , .,w' A E W ll1'- B ' if 5,2 Q ' f ' W 4 f ,f 5, A ' K 2 , 45 ' A S ,X . t X B f ornl I ' B B X B ?4X'72,34 B W 1 A,'f, T sr, 51 ! V sf ' 4. ,lyk ' .,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,, 7 ' p ,,,,,,., 14 Y HK? f ' is V My V w . x I -- ' ......,........... 8 B ll ......,......,.....,...,,, I2 ' X 'A I I f F J? 0 ' .................. 13 ..........,....... 26 A f W . 6 , I3 b -'an jf..- ' .,................ 20 ' ..,..,..,,.. 2 ' .....,..,......... 0 ' .2 ........,....,..,. 0 ' V---.----,------'- O --.-----.4.--- 0 oll r ime Her o bruising en , ' .-------A.-....... I3 .................. 15 .AQ My , L37 K .4 4 J .kai , ff - +L? .3 f is .f ug- g ' fl- :nrt t it ff , I W ' 'gl 2 Q ' ' gfr A' I 'Z Q ., 1 A' 5 5 'Y WL , f ., Q , 13- 1 Y a. H'-lg iff N. .4 K e S-. re I 2' X ' XL' - J ' , ' r-- la g' ' f K 5' x i e 'fxr s- ff- K- sd , - gl 17? 'I' 1' Q 'i .2 'zu' Ulli.' ,, ' 'rev -...fl Danny Klein goes up the middle for a short gain in the Huntington Park game. 9 Spirit is high as Wilson scores. N 4, w., -me M .,, s lgvgg' V, ,V M +.. sX'?mi?7'f if D fit-P ll vias 4 RK. , .v . .v vistas, -. . 'ax A f.. in f ,,Hf'.li5- ,W Q 'ff A. A 'Y Q H' - - 'Mem 1 W ' ' .,:M, H, f X . r l J- ' 4 5,52 nf A is 4 A if if gs ,i 0 r. A 'V tl W M X Floyd's hit as he snags another one in the T' Q ' .,- S Q ig W., - Huntington Park game. A B , 0 Q, T . ' ' - ' 'W - . ' n '5 v- A s fx U- - NAP 1 The cheerleaders were responsible for a large share of spirit and enthusiasm shown in bleachers during football season. They are Bill Buchanan, Dickie Caro, Lulu Charaza, Lorraine Duke, Deanna DePetro, Jo Dimel. ,- Ln ai , u 5 -o 4 Q? hy V' QE ,-44-v V .. -, - ,,... 1 . .V ..:,.i 2 i- A . : ne- p ' A 1' ' l A ' 'wi -' Q, ,ff .- es, -- . A T Q, 1, ,nv at ,Z 4. 'T -,:,t2,:.4,,:':51w as ff - ' 'g N.-1 I -, V, W VZ. 4 ,, JL ' -1, ,yqgzw f L ,, A -1- I, you W-sf, s 3. -1- 3-,,,.,,3- 'fsftig-5 Ag,.,,,g' .gg 3,155-'-':.'. U' --f,,f?..,.. . , L , F , 4 .il-: f. . , -- ,.N ,-ae. ws- 1- ...- -.wee +-.: -1- ,. -4' . --Q' -Us - ' H- . -A ', - , 1:4 . . of 3 ,,.-fe 1 ' uf-ai 4 , . ' v- 2 - 41 . : '!j :,','- :,,: une- , '., 1--ff ,,,'-w. vfff, -': f-,:w,f4 : 4' 'ex ,,, ' - . ' . . ' f-4.-, , - v- j , -, , , L ' 1 + fs-,- ' ., , ' 2' Q .1 V E-rf 2f.4n,.,. N' - ' -- 'if' 1- - 7' '. ,.,,, .v.,. ,. . , , ., .,,.,..,.,g.. 44, ..,, .,.g , ,, ' Led' 1 L , ' Q' Ti, rf, - , ' tf ' ' ' ' , , Y.. , ' .V 'sf 'f f'1R'of,gf-fj,1.,'ig,11,2i'b,,,,'j 'sqm '-A. -:fl'w,Yg- f'4s ' 1, ...e.4::,4 .-,M 5: ' A sur -g -4 'Q -V 'frm ' ' 1- 'fff:Ps2.'ew'ns1, fl-J Hel-'T 'wi'5 .'W:: H nam .WRJU f --N ' '1 fri..,,':f-:rmz-,w'ig,4 : '.:- '.:.f1fsf.f1:f-. if Afgfwzas-e:'2a?'f?x1sv..e-. '-, ..J-vit:N2fFsw5'u?W'. DRILL TEAM, ROW 1: Miss Lindquist, Sponsor, Olivia Vega, Pat Kidwell, File Leader, Mary Garbo, File Leader, Eileen Haddad, File Leader, Joyce Farrar, Treasurer, Ramona Fernandez, File Leader, Frances Hollis, Planner, Shorty Torrence, Captain, Roberta Blake, File Leader, Beatrice Cuellar, File Leader, Cynthia Gaulding, File Leader, Ann Scott, Historian, Judy Castillo, Pom Poms, Lois Johnson, Pom Poms, Barbara Pacino, Molly Diaz, Pom Poms, Loralie Aguilar, ROW 2: Sara Carrillo, Mary Yamamoto, Charlotte Ferguson, LuAnn White, Pat O'Brien, Sandra Ginsburg, Lynda Dempke, Ann Cook, Frances Ramirez, Alice Munn, Phyllis Hickman, Josie Baca, Frances Estrella, Diane Jordan, Shirley Kidwell. ROW 3: Angie Castillon, Joyce Suzuki, Kathleen Bers, Irene Cuellar, Maggie Reynolds, Diane Wood, Florence Chernick, Carmen Jackson, Lynda Johnson, Lillian Lopez, Celeste Anschullz, Sandra Schmidt, Linda Frye, Sylvia Rosas, Joanne West, Natalie Lozano, Pat Mater, Emily Sono, Barbara Wert. NOT PICTURED: Alice Arue, Rena Baker, Teresa Batista, Gloria Becer- rill, Lorelie Brennan, Louise Culp, Farida Greenberg, Pat Hefternan, Carol Hall, Lila Jackson, Marneth Lang, Lorraine Lum, Eileen McBride, Lois Nickerson, Lori Palermo, Janet Schaeffer, Carol Tange, Olivia Valenzuela, Barbara Black, Judy Killeen, Carol Kinchen, Gloria Quirk, Jo Altman, JoAnn Carrier, Dolores Chapin, Adele Cossentino, Eleanor Hill, Nancy Knudsen, Helen Madaris, Janet Martin, Roberta Mitchell, Linda Pierce, Judy Thomas. Qdwrgf' , MARCHING BAND, ROW l: Mr. Kramer, Fred lezzi, Phillip Orana, David Penn, Douglas Johnson, Harold Rosenfeld, John Ragland, Anthony Anton, David Chaise, Frank Iwata, Bill Richards, Jim Nason, Mike Potter. ROW 2: John Perez, Mike Bastian, Richard Torres, Louis Francone, Ernie Rosas, Bill Stigerts, Bob Pitts, Edward Cook, Leo Francone, Jerry Barth, Chris Flores, Julian Bell, Richard Rannis. ROW 3: Chad Charl- ton, Chris Pratts, Frank lwata, Mike Wineland, Ralph Kane, Ed Costales, Bill Sherlock, Mike Johnson, Ernie Tavison, Gary Crapo, Angelo Nasca, Jerry Barba, Chris Lutz. Q. '. F ,V , T -nur f I-L C l crimes' 1... 4' 1-, , - fl, r I 1, , X pw. ,TWA N3 him? . - A 22 f ,W S gm 3 lg, ,iq 7 pg -' v '. . -A 1 - 5 Q3 W, 24 3. I ' A , A ix FS 6. A hay, - - ,. . , at . M J Lb, , U A V . , 2 1,7 - '12, 1 V .,' J f miflglgl 1 A X , i !, 5 A ' . .1 V. 9,5 , 3- H- - 1, 3 315613 f Si:- fir' an ' , B5 gg , 2 5 M5w,'w Z Kfifplzg ' QX'h wi' ,, K 4 Q 9 f V 3 . 2 K g. my , 1 Wag? 'ff A m ., f Q Q A v if , fi Q- 5' ,f My x fr K , ? V g ,F ,ww A KLM A 1 fm 44 Lia ,Y I ,ui , U Q , l - ifu R Q I A H 'Y 'BQ' sy vi' -5 ! THESE SEVEN MEMBERS of the Bee Football Squad were chosen as outstanding athletes by Northern League coaches-ROW l: Rudy Valencia, Danny Duran, Tom Serratto. ROW 2: Ray Ogawa, Ronnie Hull, Max Hernandez, Mitchell Dimkich. Qmzzj' AGAIN IN 1955 Wilson's lack of depth hampered its success. However, there were several standouts. The surprise of the year was Mike Habley of the J.V.'s. Never out for any sport before, he came out and ran like a veteran. On the l0th grade team, Jack Herrington and Terry Puckett com- bined to finish in 5th and 6th places in the Northern League finals. Alfonso and Abel- ardo Lopez ran in the league finals after playing football all season. Alfonso placed third in the finals. Wilson's captain, Ruben Yuriar, finished 8th in the varsity classifi- cation. Another pleasant surprise was tenth grader Doug Lindberg who was moved to the Varsity and behaved like a seasoned performer. ln the city preliminaries, run at U.C.L.A. on a very windy, rainy day, Ru- ben Yuriar placed 20th for the Varsity, Abelardo and Alfonso Lopez finished 8th and l0th, the only Mules to qualify for the city finals. ln the lOth grade David Garcia scored a big surprise by finishing 22nd in leading the lOth grade team across the finish. sei' CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD-Row I: Ruben Yuriar, Abelardo Lopez, David Garcia, Mr. Ross, Tony Vidana, Frank Deckon, Roger Moon. ROW 2: Billy Polanco, Robert Roseman, Douglas Lindberg, Bob Smith, Douglas Robinson, Joseph Cabrera, Rodney Anglin. 55 PICTURED ABOVE are Coach Ross and some of his outstanding cross-country runners, in front Abbe Lopez and Ruben Yurior and in back Doug Lindberg and David Garcia. ' ' ' .1-n if yi . .,,.-T--F L , f . : , fmtjv f ' , f ' I ' i vo- 5.14 li f 1 I . f y , A fr if 5' 'MN , L, A , A - l ' ,,,-, E 5 U K ,Q gq . :fx If LI- 4 N I l 7 s l I 1 I ' FQ I 1 L a 6 3 I ' S 9 ' 3 4 5 1 . , I VARSITY BASKETBALL-ROW I: Jim Garcia, Rich Montague, Frank Schiada, Ralph Garcia, Wayne Martin, Arnold Springer, Bob Hardy, Coach Naslund. ROW 2: Marv Goldman, Irv Rashofl, Frank Sherwood, Ben Davidson, John Langdale, Verne Chapman, Andy Honig, Etan Markowitz. MEM THIS YEAR'S VARSITY was a team to be proud of down to the final gun, They played every game like champions, but fell short of this honor by their final defeat at the hands of league champions Belmont, 60-57. Their fine play and their will to win has brought further credit to Wilson High School. This year's co-captains, all-league Jim Garcia and Rich Montague, spark-plugged your varsity to provide many thrills and much pleasure for you. N Richard Montague and Jim Garcia, co-captains, learn the fine points ol the game from Coach Naslund. YQ N E Q f I 17 i J 7 KE! .Z l -5 lr! 4 ia Verne Chapman Jim Garcia Bob Hardy ,NX A 5 1 ' V 1 , 1 Q Q so 3 sz 5 5 ., John Langdale Richard Monwgue Irving Rvshoft SCHEDULE Varsity Wilson 67 Washington 36 Wilson 48 Gardena 50 Wilson 67 Roosevelt 66 Wilson 8l Venice 86 Wilson 41 Franklin 58 Wilson 48 Verdugo Hills 53 Wilson 68 Lincoln 51 Wilson 60 Eagle Rock 50 Wilson 48 Belmont 41 Wilson 68 Franklin 60 Wilson 49 Verdugo Hills 56 Wilson 79 Lincoln 60 Wilson 55 Eagle Rock 6l Wilson 59 Belmont 60 Agfion on me mu,-g Coach Noslund and Capta n Art Servants go over ball hcndl ng tech '51 Pig? 18 ,,..,.,,, FIRST ROW: R. Conlee, T. Tanimoto, W. Cassetty, W. Dimel, J. Heinemann,B. Breitler, P. Gorne. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Ivener, G. Fisher, G. Cito, A. Ge- nite, R. Cuellar, D. Killeen, T. ligouri. FIRST ROW: R. Conlee, H. Bloom, R. Lang, M. Son- dahl, L. Jehue, R. Bergman, R. Lopez. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ivener, R. Twohy, .l. Shaw, M. Nitzberg, .l. Mer- enda, R. Zubiate. QMS 11? MMM UNDER THE HANDS OF COACH IVENER, the Cee and Dee Teams both ended up with a 5-5 record. WITH THIS AGAINST THEM, they entered their first game against Franklin and won it. The leading scor- er was Tom Tanimoto, but Gordon Fisher led the team in shooting percentages. Besides Tanimoto and Fisher, Wayne Cassety, Gary Cito and Ralph Breitler played good ball all season long. Coach Ivener has developed these teams for the coming Varsity teams. The two left handers, Jim Shaw and Gordon Fisher, both ninth graders, look like the best prospects for future years. The Cee's were led by .lim Shaw, who was the leading scorer and also had the best shoot- ing percentage. The Cee team played good ball all year, having been badly beaten in only one game. Most all of the games were very close until the last minutes with the game being decided in that time. Most of the rebounding was handled by Manuel Nitzberg, Mike Sandahl, Howard Bloom and Ray lang, which rounded out this well balanced team. The Dee team also ended the season with a 5-5 record, but had the disadvantage of having no practice games. V' Hiiffii , - .if-,g,.' it 4 .- 1gtf..,'545 i' 1-,f C.-1' ' 1 'X BL f f ,BV ,gh-' S ...ef John Del.ussa's lay-on rolls around the rim belore John Langdale tangles with an Eagle Rock man lor dropping in. a rebound. BILL BUCHANAN demonstrates on the high bar. DICK CARO performs in flawless style. ARNOLD VAN DEN BERG set the stand- ards for future records in the rope climb. ' ' 1 , . . . , , 5 ' M .. rgli ti lt? e i ' , l t , 1 f My - , GYMNASTICS TEAM--ROW I: Bill Buchanan, Jerry Buchanan, Jay Spere, Roger Larraillet, Chuck Cappazola, Dick Caro, Jim Caro. Danny Duran, Marv Fagenson, Kenneth Yagora, Mr. Ross. ROW 2: Chuy Quinones, Tom Scavone, Joe Hernandez, Tony Carrillo, Stan Lyons, Rudy Gonzalez, Barry Dueslar, Don Gonella, Nick Dimel. ROW 3: Virgil Juranek, Arnold Van den Berg, Jerry Pappa, Willie Moronez, Howard Ogawa, Mike Jacobson, Howard Weisweaver, Richard Aleiandro, David Schumacher, Gerald Tessitore. WILSON'S GYM TEAM led by Dickie Caro and Coach Ross ended its season with a second place in the Northern League. The Mules were defeated only by Lincoln and Eagle Rock. Wilson's second in the League finals cinched its second in the League. With the new 20 foot rope, Arnold Van den Berg set a new school record of 4.3 seconds as well as gaining his tie for first in the Northern League. Dickie Caro ended his high school gymnastic career by placing in thfee events in the city finals. Caro took a second in all-around, third on rings, and third on long horse. He was also awarded four Gold Medals and one Silver Medal in the Northern League Finals. Even with the team composed mainly of lOth and llth graders, Coach Ross did an excellent iob of coaching his team to a second place in the Northern League. CHUY QUINONES skillfully maneuvers his landing. 100 Q I5 fl Wifi L.: F5 THE 'I956 VARSITY TRACK TEAM, al- though few in number, produced several outstanding marks in track and field. ln the 440 yard dash, Garnett Hill established a new school record of 5l.3 seconds. ln the 880 yard run, Captain Abelardo Lopez es- tablished a new school record of 2101.4 and ran an unofficial 2:00.5 in the Eagle Rock Meet. The relay team unotficially low- ered the school record to 3107.0 in the meet against Belmont, losing by less than a yard to the league's fastest squad. Marc De- Fevere, with a mark of 50' 5V2 , was the outstanding shot putter in the league. Char- lie Gail and Wayne Thomas were the team's top sprinters, while Benny Davidson turned in very consistent performances in the hur- dles. Ruben Yuriar and David Nickerson in .r fe 'ML We the mile were very close to the record on several occasions. Other outstanding per- formers included Art Servanti in the 880, Art Hernandez in the 440 and Broad Jump, Verne Chapman in the sprints and Shot Put, and Richard Montague in the Broad Jump. Outstanding Bee performers were Ernie Jones in the Shot Put and Pole Vault. Cap- tain Ted Hill was the outstanding sprinter. Brian Chamberlain excelled in the 660. Outstanding Cee performers were Captain Rudy Zavala in the sprints, Howard Kuwa- hara in the Broad Jump and Low Hurdles, Felix Flores in the Broad Jump, and David Garcia in the 660. p di' . iw 'fe 1 . .1-W' 'L Jzhgggikxq -sig if 5.44 ri ,hge VARSITY TRACK-ROW I: Fred Ramirez, Art Hernandez, Ruben Yuriar, Abby Lopez, Tony Esparza, Garnett Hill, Wayne Thom- as, Verne Chapman, Marc DeFevere, Jae Sachs. ROW 2: Mr. Snyder, John Pitcher, Frank Deckon, Allen Berliner, Dennis Rob- inson, James Polkinghorne, Ben Davidson, Gerald Castro, Ronnie Crawford, Leon Ward, Art Serventi, Roger Moon, Mr. Sa- marin. RELAY TEAM nears school best of 3:08 . Q. 573, DE FEVERE takes first in league with 50 5Vg . VARSITY TRACK CAPTAIN Abby Lopez and Coach Snyder. TOP: Anthony Lincoln starting the B 660 relay against o Verdugo Hills man on Cavanaugh Field. BOTTOM: Wilson's top high iumper Benny Davidson clearing the bar 5'll is a tremendous help to the Varsity Squad. Wilson ...... Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Www 2X3 Garfield 5X6 Franklin ..4......... Verdugo Hills 5X6 Eagle Rock ...... U2 Lincoln ..,. Belmont ....,.. ROW I: Ernie Jones, Phil Del Rio, Dennis Boyce, Tony Vidana, Ralph Hill, Rodney Anglin Fenton Tomlinson Fred Osborne. ROW 2: Coach Snyder, Billy Polanco, Ronnie Hull, Robert Roseman Howard Bloom Ronnie Garcia, Rudy Valencia, Coach Samarin. ...1 ROW 'l: Coach Snyder, Wayne Cassetty, Bob Standen, James Dawson, David Garcia Raul Sanchez Gerard Anschultz, Mike Sondahl, Coach Samarin. ROW 2: David Bowles, Eugene Lobato Jim Alexander Howard Kuwohara, Dale Geiger, Richard Aplanalp, Feliz Flores, Rudy Sanchez, Don Nowell Rudy Varela P .s-., It 5 i-...q,....-v.-,.-.1- A Q, ,L QQ N ' f-'nun J? nhl 4 fix 4v.4f??Y.,r 'X -K ' l ix J 'nur 1... VARSITY BASEBALL-ROW l: Coach Cuccia, Lonnie Barreras, Denny Lunnetta, Co-captain, Richard Zubiate, Ronnie Cox, Ronald Rehwald, Richard Luchetta. ROW 2: Mike Scurto, Jim Fry, Mitchell Chortkoff, Richard Riding, Blayne Ferguson, Richard Montague, Co-captain, Louis Nigro, Manager. MM. BMMQW UPHOLDING WlLSON'S LONG AND OUT- STANDING BASEBALL TRADITION was this year's Varsity. Coached for the first time by Mr. Cuccia and led by such standards as all-city catcher Mike Scurto. All-Northern Rich Riding, Rich Montague, Blay'ne Ferguson, Denny Lunetta, and .lim Fry. Mike Scurto was the most versatile player to grace Wilson in a long time. He sacrificed personal acclaim as catcher to help the team as its first line pitcher. He was the first-string catcher and best hitter. Rich Montague was another big-gun. His timely hitting and smooth fielding contributed greatly to the team's success. To all this ability add the constant hitting and field- ing by such other stars as Denny Lunetta, and rookie Rich Zubiate, and the clutch playing of Hank Vega who was brought up from the B's along with Mitch Dimkitch, young star of the future. Coach Cuccia instructs co-captains Danny Lunnetta and Richard Montague. rt' 4' 'D 'Q 9 ww 1 v' Led by Co-captains Ronnie Hull and Sr. Aye Denny Hayworth, and well- coached by Mr. Lambert, the Burrobabes held their own in league competition. The outstanding hitting of power men Gary Garafalo and Paul Cohen supported an otherwise green J.V. team. The bulk of the team was made up of some very promising ninth-graders. They were Jim Manzulo, Jerry Heinemann, Jimmy Lunetta, and Ronnie Becker. First base was equally shared by Doug Lindberg and Jerry Fry. Handling the catching chores was Ronnie Hull, and Vince Dehl held down at third base. The J.V.s, while not turning out a championship team, accomplished their purpose of making and developing of future Varsity greats. These are the boys who will continue to uphold Wilson's proud Baseball tradition. '3' 'X .uvwg .Q , X Coach Lambert instructs some of his players on the fine points of the game. They are Ronnie Becker and Henry Vega in front and Jerry Fry and Stephen Duke in back. JET ,iw ,ir , i ,711 w C1721 U- ., ffu'-KA' , , be ' tif' i 7' - fu X . f 3' X K X, V Junior Varsity Baseball team- ROW iz David Fromson, manager: James Shaw, Larry Giger, Douglas Lindberg, Denny Haworth, Ronnie Hull, Jae Merenda, Larry Jehue, Jack Grava. ROW 2: Gary Garotalo, Ronnie Becker, Jerald Heinemann, Chan Arellano, Al- fred Genite, Jim Lunetta, Jack Velasco, Craig Palmer Richard Gomez, Mr. Lambert, Coach, Bob Hardy ROW 3: Jack Telliano, Mgr.: Bob Twohy, Paul Cohen Jim Manzullo, Steve Duke, Henry Vega, Tyrone Power Vince Deyl, Jerry Fry, Joseph Cabren. TENNIS TEAM--ROW I: Mr. Naslund, Bill I-. Smith, Ralph Garcia, Robert Parker, Frank Sherwood, Tetsu Tanimoto. ROW 2: Allan Markowitz, Kenii Tanimoto, Andy Honig, Richard Crowell, Hank Brownstein, Luis Zemel. ev' A VETERAN TENNIS TEAM led by seven lettermen stroked its way to a second consecutive league championship. With good depth and balance, this was without a doubt one of Wilson's strongest all-around organizations ever to hit the hard courts of Muleville. The top honors of this outstanding collection of players were shared by Ralph Garcia, Wayne Martin, Bob Parker and Bill Smith. These of the first line were backed by a group of less experienced team members who improved rapidly and contributed greatly to the team's success. As in i955 Mr. Naslund again coached our Mules to a Northern League crown. This entire group of racquet-eers is expected back for 1957, so we can expect great things again next year from this fine team. 4. 4, TENNIS Wilson ..... .... 6 Wilson ..... ..,. 4 Wilson ..... .... 6 Wilson ,.... cs.. 2 Wilson ..... .... 6 Wilson ..... .... 6 Wilson ,.... ,s.. 7 Wilson ..... .... 7 Wilson ..... .... 6 VARSITY TENNIS LETTERMEN-ROW I: cia, Mr. Naslund, Andy Honig, ROW 'zfx i i -l., TOP OF A SMASHING SERVE in a doubles match.A Frank Sherwood, Robert Parker. F 1 A gg! A . . 5 L' - if ' .I , 4 J 1 4, , .IQ -is, N, , 514 Agua 'Q dx I .V ' . fix ki ' 1 . 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ROW 3: Danny Klein, Marvin Gold- man, Bob Kameoka, Ray Ogawa. MR. WIKER is about to announce more iunior award winners. STANDING are some of the Junior Letter- men who have just been introduced at the Junior lettermen's Assembly in the Boys' Gym. 1 . hiv ,Al- gr , N ' W., K I.ET'TERMEN'S CLUB-ROW 1: Lonnie Barreras, Mike Scurto, Richard Montague, Wayne Thomas, Bob Blake, Richard Riding, Richard Luchetta, Ruben Yuriar, Jerry Stapp. ROW 2: Ronnie Cox, Ernie Jones, Henry Vega, Tony Vidana, James Nakano, Robert Koeb, Gary Garofalo, Paul White, Danny Duran, Ted Hill. ROW 3: Kenneth Hart, Doug Robinson, Arnold Springer, Frank Sherwood, Wayne Martin, John Langdale, Andy Honig, David Nickerson, Blayne Ferguson, Tyrone Power. THE l.ETTERMEN'S GROUPS at Wilson were organized to give service and as such have maintained a high standard. These young men have always been among those most active in school activities as well as in student government. Their activities are too many to outline, however, a notable and fairly recent addition to the list is usher- ing at non-athletic events, giving valuable assistance to the Lettergirls. The Junior Lettermen are equally as active and enthusiastic as their senior counter- parts, and in their relatively short time in existence have proved to be real leaders in all phases of school life. ' maui JUNIOR LETTERMEN-ROW I: Rodney Florea, Bob Van Nort, Carlos Hernandez, Mr. Wiker, Jim Deacon, Craig Chapman, Martin Hughes. ROW 2: Jimmy Mares, Curtis Holt, Jimmy Rode, Hollis Hanover, Armando Garcia, Warren Becker. , . -. , - 9 f' A V Mi-'L . H I vii. -1-ff f Q . . L ff' fr 1:-f' N: I f- . A - ,I L Arne ,N -:fy , ,IW-F 4 ,Q- ' uf- ' P. , P ,- qi-I it 5 ', ' H- H. vi.-K ,, .-it at sgis Q, uw? 15 'A' W W ,Q -- K 4 4 . 1 f uni: 04.4 N- -I-vr '3fQ .7 V KR! ':.-aus, ' ' E7 f ' A .s-,gf -4 Skov? y I ' I 4 QX 1 ' 1 -.W ' - r as an was 1- ' ,, . 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