EL ESPIRITU DE 1959 CLAREMONT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, CLAREMONT, CALIFORNIA
FOREWORD The 1M9ht is as the fog, forever increasing in intensity, engulfing our moods and capturing our trve feelings. As we created this book, we allowed our minds to wander and ta create an adventure that expressed our imaginings to our ultimate satisfaction. We hope that you too can feel the moods that are portrayed in our annual because for each of you we have tried to provide a setting for your memories.
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The annual is a record of the post year. Because this is its purpose, we feel that if should be dedi cated to someone who hos hod a great deal of influence on the memories of the year. Contrary to on old tradition, the high honor of dedication goes to two people. Rother than less ening its meaning, however, it makes it even greater. These two hove done their job and recorded their memory together. Each hos done a different port, but the ultimate goal hos been the same.
After countless hours
of self-so"ifice, the largest port of which were behind the scenes, they mode a dream come true and put the school year, 1958-1959, into a place of honor in Claremont's Holl of Fame. For this reason El Espiritu de 1959 is dedicated to Mr. Leonard Cohn and Mr. Harold Lynn, the beloved coaches of Claremont's football team and respected teachers of teamwork and fair-play both on and off the field.
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Directory ADM INISTRATION_____6 CLASSES
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ORGANIZATIONS
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ACTIVITIES
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SPORTS
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ADVERTISING
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School Board Behind every strong power is a unit that forms its backbone.
For Claremont High School our backbone of forever enduring power is our esteemed school board.
On many occasions we tend to
forget our duties and obligations to them because they are so silent
in comparison to our immediate governing body, but whether we
reolize it or not, they are the reason we are great.
Mrs. Morile• Scaff, Mrs. J1tanette GriggJ, Dr. Gilbert S, Coltrin, Mr. Albert E. Norton. Missing, Mr. Horry Colby.
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Principal of Claremont Senior High S<hool,
Mr. Lyle C. Martin,
in his offi<e.
Mr. Robert H. Oyler, 0lrector of Guidance Psychologist;
Ted
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Director of Student Activities; Miss
Duncan,
Vi<e-Prlncipal,
Mr.
Deon
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Catherine C. FlanneUy, Deon of Girls and
Heod Counselor.
=--nnlors - Mr. George Turner, Sophomore Clan; Mr. Hat,y Levine, Junior Class; Miu Catherin• V. Flannelly, Senior Ja...
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Mr. Robert Oyler, teacher of mathematic, and social studiel; Mr. WIiiiam Booth, teocher of moth e-motics; Mr. Normon Taylor, te<icher of mathematics.
Mr. David Stem, teacher of Independent S&minar; Mr. Nicholas Polos, teocher of social studies; Mr. Ted C. Duncan, teacher of le-odership.
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Soroh Foster,
teochitr of English; Mr.
Jack
Farley, teacher of English; Mr. Milton 0. Bentley, teacher of Englrsh; Mrs. McuJorie Noble, teacher of English.
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Mr. J. Douglas Bool<hout, teachor of chemi$try ond
physics;
Mr.
Cjeorge
Childs,
teacher
of mathe.
matiu and 5cfenco; Mr. Ge-orge Tumer, t•achor of
biology,
Mr. Joel< Knapp, teachor of social studies; Mr. Pau1
A. Chapman, teacher of social studies; Mr. Har,y Levin•, te-acher of social studies and German.
Mrs. Shif'ley McIntyre, teacher of French ond Span
ish; Miu Helen Wilborn, teacher of Spanish; Mr.
Maxwell Gates, teacher of Latin and English.
Miu Catherine Flannelly, teacher of girts' physical education; Mrs. Dorothy Kiefer, teacher of girls' physl<al education.
Mr. Litonard Cohn, teacher of boys' physical edu cation; Mr. Harold Lynn, teacher of boys' physical education; Mr. Esper Keiser, t.ach&r of boys' physi cal education.
Mr. Chestel' Cox, teocher of chorus and band; Mr. Georg&
Mr. Donolcf Names, teacher of business education;
Min Geraldine Lininger, teoc.her of business edu.
cation.
Mr. Getold
Horwood, toochor of Industrial arts;
Mrs, B-ernice Bolt, teacher of homemaking; Mrs. Gualdine Tumer, teacher of art.
Mrs. Mory Blanchard, librarian; .-.,r. Earl Strang, teacher of behind-th•-wheel driver training,
Office Staff
Here is the "Power Behind the Throne!" Tht$O courageous women ore Mrs. Margie Durrell and Mrs. Louisa Mlller, ,ho tfflcitnt and hard-working office staff.
Health Staff
Miu Je,an M. Henricus, the school nurse, and Mrs. Frances Kell, secretory to the nurses, take core of all major injuries from a nose-bleed to a heodache. They also treat minor injuries such as. broken bones.
Cafeteria
F. Gaglio, M. Mayfield, E. Candelas, V. Gut hne, • C. Larson , J. Platt, E. Wurl.
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F. Sop Ienzo, L. Rowers , G· Battino, C. Derr, 8. Mitchem, W. Miles, F. Gettman, H. Alkire,
A. Morgons.en.
�Bus Drivers
G. Bottino, W. Miles, C. Ellison, R. Benson, R. Mitchum.
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CLASSES "T/uwi.1 u di,·iniry that shape� ou.r ends, mu.,,:/,.fw« them lww U'I' u,i/1," William S/.akP.,flt"(l.rl:'
Seniors An epoch in our lives, passed . . .but not gone from our memory.Together we have lived, worked, and played. We shall never forget the close bonds which have brought us together in joy and sorrow alike ...a dance, a term paper, a football game, the warm, swelling pride of joining in our Alma Mater. We part now never to reassemble as a class, but we shall never forget our wonderful years at Claremont High, climaxed by our gigantic senior year. We were the class of '59!
S.nio, Class P,esld•n�, Ed Sanders
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Senior Cton offtcer\-Sat"OJane Moore and Steve Young, Social Chairmen; Sue Scott, Secretary.Treasurer; Mori JCoeth, Social Chairman; John 8imie, Vice.PN'lident; Beth Batcheller, Social Chairman.
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NORMAN ADAMS "A man he setnu of cheerful r,:,tcrdays and confidrnt tomorrou·s." 4 Y"" ot C.S.H.S, Stucf•nt Council 4 S<l•n,e Folr 2,3,4 0 "'He-ap of the We•lc 4 loy1• Forum 1,2,3,4
CAROLINE AaMS uLei me be happy, for life is sh.ott." 2 ½ yeon ot C.S.H.S. G.A.A. 2,3,4 p,._Mod Club 2,4 Jr. aed CroH 3 Spanlah Club 3,4 Gitt•• L.ogut 2,3,4
ROBEIT AITHUI "ll'h.atcucr he docs, he dot.J it udi.►' 4 years ot C.Y.H.S. Var. Trodc: 3,4 Var. Swimming and Diving 4 Lettermon.'1 Club 3,4 1 loy1 Forum 3,4 Pre•M•d Club 2,4 C.S F. 2,4 Tofent Show 4 Honor lolt 1,2,4
BRENDA BAGLEY ".A maid $0 /air, •o loL"able." 4 yeon ot C.S.H.S. Pro-Mod. Club 2,4 C.S.F. 2 G.A.A. 1 Girls' Leo9ue 1,2,3,4 Jotten' Club 4 Honor R:oll 1,2,3,4 Stat Awards 3
EllZABETH &ATCHELLH "IT'hcn dwy uhi.Jpe,, /01<·. 'Thou must,' 1h, Youth rtplies, 'I can.' 4 yeon ot C.S H.S. C F.S. 2,3 Clan Pm. 3 G.A.A. 3,4 T.D.T. 3,4 vt,.. 3 Skin Diving Club 2,3,4 A f.S. Club Co-Chalr111on 4 bchon1• Studt>nt 3 Girls' l.eaguo Cobine! 3 Soc. Chair. 4 Sclonco Club 4
BENSON "His brou: i., wet idth ho�t .iwtat, ht carn.i wh.ate'er he ran� and look, the ,thole r,;orld in the face, for ht OU.'tS not any mDn:' 4 yeoro ot C.S.H.S. Vor. Foolboll 2,3,4 Co-Coptoln 4 Vo,. Trotk 2,3,4 Co-Captain • Koy Club 4 Talent Show 4 L..ttennan'• Club 1,2,3,4 8-oy1' Forum 1.2,3,4 Honor Rolf 1,2,3,'
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kENT BENTUY "To be Rood rather th.an corupirucus." 2 yoa,. ol C.S.H.S. Cron-Country 3�4 Trod, 3,4 &mkttboll 3,4 koy Club 4 Lollenl\an'1 Club 4
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WIUIAM aENTLEY HJ hate QLUJtation: teU me H:hat you kn.ou,." 4 yeon ot C.S.H.S. koy Club 2,3,4 So<. 3 Pros. 4 ClaH Pres:. 2 lor•· Stoto 3 Boulton &lock Soph. A.word 2 "I"' Footboll 2 Stuclftf'lt Count11 2,4 Tri-County Mu•lc Fo•tlval 1,2,3,4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4
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BRENDA BERTELSON
"Quiet, perhap.s, but of such ability." 4 years ot C.S.H.S. G.A.A..1,2,3,4 Jotters' Club S.c. 3 T.O.T. 2,3,4 Spanish Club 4 Orchestra 1
KORHAN BERZEG
"A siottt heart and a strong arm." Foreign Exchange Stud&nt from Turkey Key Club 4 Soccet 1,2,3,4 Dromo 1,2,3 Stude-nt Court 1,2,3
JOHN BIRNIE
BRUCE BJORNSON
'�How pleasant f5 Salur� day night, when I've tried all the u·cek to be good."
"As upright as a ceda.r."
2 ye-ors at C.S.H.S. Science Club 31 4 Boys' Forum 3,4
4 years at .C.S.H.S.
Var. Football 1,2,3,4
Key Club 2,3,4 Clan Vice-Pres. 1,4 Track 1
HELEN BLAKE
RICHARD BLANCHARD HlJe takes life at its value." 4 yoan at C.S.H.S.
"Sit still my fluuerin{? heart."
2 years at C.S.H.S. Girl,' leagu• 3,4 Pre-Med Club 3,4 A.F.S. Club 4 Christmas Pageant 3
llCHARD BOND
uSome are born great."
4 y.an at C.S.H.S. C.S.F. 2,3,4
Science Club 3
Baskotbe1II 1 Stog& Craw 2
BETH BOO'lll
"Bright and wiUys always kind."
4 years, at C.S.H.S. A,S.8, Vice--P,-s. 4 C.S.F. 1,2,3 Rally Club "B" Cheerle<1der 2 T.O.T, 2,3,4 A.F.S. Club 4 G.A.A. 1,3,4 Latin Club 4 Christmas Princess 1 Talent Show 2,4 Christmas Pageant 3
JUDITH BURGER "Beyond the calm ex• ieri.or a sweet personaJ,,. ity lies." 1 yeor at C.S,H.S. p,.....Med Club 4 Skin-diving Club 4 G.A.A. 3 Student Council 1,3 Holl Guide 1 Splashettes 2,3
ARMANDO BUSTOS "There's Q'iischie/ in thi.s man." 4 years at C.S.H.S. Var. Football 3,4 Var. Baseball 3,4 "8" football 1,2 J.V. Boseboll 1,2 "B" Basketball 1,2 Clou Vice-Pres. 1 Honor Roll l ,2,3 Boys' Forum 1,2,3,4 Key Club 4 letterman's Club 3,4
KATHLEEN CAMPBELL ",1 daughter of the ,;ods, dfoindy tall and most diL'inely fair.• 2 years at C.S.H.S. p,._Mod Club 3,4 T.O.T, 3,4 Girls' leogu& Cabinet 3,4 G.A.A. 4 Chorus 3,4 Art Club 4 Sponlsh Club 4
JUNE CERINI "Thoughtful o/ others." 1 yeor at C.S.H.S. Pre-Med, Club 4 Science Club 4 G,A,A. 1,2,3 f.H.A. 1,2 Clou Set. 2 Future Farmen of America SwHtheart 1 Pep GI� 3 Annual Stoff 3 Scliool Paper Ed. 3 Jr. R.d Crou 4
SUSAN CHASE "Truth is the secret o! eloquence and of virtue. 1 % years at C.S.H.S. Dramatics 4 Honor Roll 3,4 Art Club 3,4 A.f.S. Club 4 G.A.A. 4 Student Councll 4 Talent Show 4 Girls.' League 3,4 Girh' league Cabinet 4
BARBARA CLARK "Ever charming, new." 3 years at C.S.H.S. G.A.A. 3,4 Sponlsh Club 4 Jotters' Club 3,4 Girl 5,' league 2,3,4 T.O.T. 4
JOHN CLARK "No ma,1 i. s born with out ambitions.n 4 yea.r1 at C.S.H.S. Boys' Fon,m 1,2,3,4 Va,. Swimming 4 Science Fol, 2,4 "8" Football 3 Var. Baseball 3,4 Talent Show 4
FRANK COMSTOCK "Quiet but of much, ability.n 4 years at C.S.H.S. Science Club 3,4 Jr. Red Cross 3
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RACHEL CONTRERAS
"A head us level as lu:r he.art is big!' 4 yeor, al C.S.H.S. A.F.S. Club 4 Jotters' Club 3,4 Spanish Club 3,4 Jr. Red c...on 1 Girts' Leogue 1,2,3,4
SHERYL CRAWFORD
�•From a little spark may burst a mighty flame."
3 yeors at C.S.H.S. C.S.F. 2,3,4 Choru$ 2,3 Talent Show 2 Christmas Pageant 2,3
4 years at C.S.H.S. Girls' Leagu• 1,2,3,4 Student Council 1 Skin Diving Club 3,4 Talent Show 4 Rally Club Mauot 4
PHILIP DIKE
ANDREW DI ORIO
"Alruays thoroughly in earnest."
"J1'St to be glad the whole day through."
4 years at C.S.H.S. Student Council 2 Boys' Forum 2,3,4 Art Club 3,4 Talent Show 4 Science fair 2,3
JAMES DUNN IP e d.o not i,
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4 yeort at C.S.H.S. "8'' Football 1,3
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ought; what we ought not u,•e do, and lean upon the thought that chance will bring 1'S through."
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companion.." 1 year at C.S.H.S. Koy Club 4 Track 4 Boys' Forum 4 Nomads 3 Band 2,3 Bond Council 2,3
JUDY CURTIS
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CAREN ELDER
"Tler voice and manner were soft arid gentle." 4 yean at C.S.H.S. C.S.F. 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 2,3,4 G.A.A. Cabinet 3 Girls' League Cobinet 3 T.O.T. 2,3,4 Pre-Med Club 2 1 3 Ski Club 2,3,4 A.F.S. Club 4 Talent Show 3,4 Annual Staff 4
MARILYN ELEY
'"Life is not life a, all without deligh,.t,
4 yea" at C.S.H.S. Rally Club Vic►Pres. 4 Songle.ader 4 Art Club 1,2,3,4 Class Vice-Pres, 2 Class Soc. Chair. 1 GAk 1,2,4 Talent Show 2,4 T.O.T. 2,3,4 Annual Stoff 4 Honor Roll 2,3,4
JONELLE ELLIS
"My heart beau glad."
4 years at C.S.H.S, Girls' League 1,2,3,4 Jotters' Club 3,4 Chorus 3,4 F.H.A. 1,2,4 Talent Show 4
JANE ELLISON "A, good as gold." 4 Yttcu•5 at C.S.H.S. C.S.F. 2 ' Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 T.O.T. 2 Talenf Show 1 G.A.A. 1 Jotten' Club 4 Chrl1tmos Pag•ant 4 Chorus 2,4 Music Festival 2
PAT EMERIC
"Jlirtuc � the strongest shield." 4 years at C.S.H.S. C.S.F. 2 Spanish Club 4 Pre-Med. Club 2,3.4 T.O.T. 4 Student Council i ,2 G.A.A. 1,2 Gitt,• Leogu• 1,2,3,4
MARVIN ENGEBRETSON
BARBARA FLEMING
'"All mankind love., a
"Life too quiet haih no pleasure."
lover." 4 yean at C.S.H.S. ..B" Football 1 Var. football 2,3,4 J.V. 8aHboll 1,2 Captain 2 letterman's Crub 2,3,4 Vic.. Pr•s. 4
4 years at C.S.H.S • Art Club 1,2,4 G.A.A. 4 Talent Show 4 Annual Staff 4 Girls' League 1,2,3,4
SCOTT FOWLER
"The force of his own merit makes his way." 4 years at C.S.H.S. C.S.F. 2,3,4 Var. Basketball 4 &oy5• Forum 2,3,4 Talent Show 4 Skln Diving Club 2,3,4 Skin•diving Club 2,3,4 Var. r.nnls 2,3,4 Captain 4 L•tt•rmon't Club 2,3,4
TOM FRANKEL
"JVuble in thought and deed."
4 years at C.S.H.S. Var. hnnis 3,4 Key Club 3,4 ..B" Football 1,2 A.F.S. Club 4 Honor Roll 2,3,4 Science Club 4 Va,. Swimming 4 Letterman's Club 2,3 Talent Show 4
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� TRICIA GACH i ur o e is eve r live p Otff e a lie, ,k � sp ir, i<>)'S li::iie an d more rows." 4 years, ot CS HS. Paper Staff C. S . f . 2,3,4 • ' S<lence Fair • 2 3 4 • 3 l.t place •.'Chitm. AS . .B. Treas � 4 :.A.A. 1,2,3, F . .S. Club 4 binet 3 Girls' Leag Talent Sho:• 3�:
FRASER now her is to lo ve her�" 1 yeo, at C.S.H S C.S.F. 3,4 · · Latin Club Pm. 3 . . A .A G Publicity M Natl. Merit Sc�:l�rsh" p Semtfinali.st 3 i Talent Show 4 2nd Place lit· C ontest 3 lions' Club S h Contest f"•< Loe.al wlnner, i.on • finalist
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� HAE L GONZAlES l age is man of ,; so f11JI of fafct" �! years at C.S. HS, Vor. Footboll 1 3,4 Co-Capt. 4 ' , Var. Track 3 lettennan' Clu ; 1, 2 ,3,4 n,� 2 4 8oys' Fo Jr. Red Cross
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� GENE GORDON �. on.est, rare _cu a man with o ut self•pity, kin d· n ess as ·large �nd plain. • as a pra m.e wr.nd" . 4 years otC.S.HS . . . .Club 3 4 A .FS h nge Student 3 ; C.S�;� ClaH V1c...,Pres. 3 ar. Baseball 3 4 �V . . Baseball 1 '2 ar. Basketball '4 rtudent Council 3 K ey Club 4 l etterman', Cl b Boys' Forvm 1�2,:::
�INDA GRABLE On e of the lea.'fantest p thi�gs in. the world is . gomg on. a 1 umcy.'' 3 ½ years at ;.5. H.S. OrchHtNI 1 2 3 4 Honor Roll 3 ,
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tent Show '2,4 i;. Red Cross 4 Latin Club 4 SpHch Club 4 Gii'ls' U,Ogue 1,2, 3,4
NANCY GltAY "'Sweet co u r tesy has done its mo5t if you leave made each guest forget tha, he hi�elf is not the host.." 4 years at C.S.H.S. A.S.B. Sec, 3 Girls' League Cabinet 2 PrH. 4 Class Vice-Pres. 2 C.S.F. 1,2,3,4 S.t. 2 Vice-Pres. 3 G.A.A. 1,3,4 Assembly Comm. 2 Talent Show 2,3 1 4 Ski Club 2,3 T.O.T. 2,3,4 A.F.S. Club 4
JOSEPH GREEN "A readiness UJ laugh with others.'� 1 ½ years ot C.S.H.S. "8" Football 4 Boys• Forum 4 Art Club 4
DAVID GRIGGS "Doing e a sily whae others find difficult is talent: doins�what is im• possi/Jle for talent i.s genius." 4 yoon at C.S.H.S. C.S.f. 1,2,3,4 Student Council 4 T.O.T.
CHRISTINA GUERRERO "$0 pleasant, $0 jolly." 4 years at C.S.H.S. Chorus 1,2,3,4 Glrls' league 1,2,3,4 f.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Foshion Show 1,2,3 Talent Show 2
8ffil HAAS .. And when l.uve speaks� the voice of all the sods makes heaven drow3y tdth all the harmony.n 4 yeor5 ot C.S.H.S. Annual Staff 3,4 Copy Ed. 4 Class Sec. 1 Clan Soc. Chair. 2,3 T.O.T. 3 A.F.S. Club 4 G.A.A. 4 Talent Show 2,3,4 Girls' LeQgue 2,3,4
MARY ELLEN HAGER HA" unwearied spirit in doing courte5ies.�• 4 years at C.S.H.S. Var. Churleader 4 "8" Cheerleoder 2 Class Soc. Chair 2,3 Pro-Med. Club 3,4 Girts' league Cabinet 2 G.A.A. 2,3,4 A.F.S. Club 4 Art Club 1,2,3,4 Rally Club 2,4 Pres. 4 Talent Show 2
RICHARD HALL •'Mi.�rhie/ ,hau art afoot." 4 years at C.S.H.S. "8" Footboll 3 , "&. Basketball 4 Jr. Red Cross 2
BONNIE HAMMERSMITH nviruw i:; lik e a rich gem.",, 1 year ot C.S.H.S. Commercial Club 3 Wig & Paint 2 El Staff 1,2 Stunt Show 1,2,3 Peparoons 3 Award., Doy 2,3 S.c. to Ath. Olr. 3 Tips for TMns Vic►Ptes. 1 Jr. Red Crou 1
JAMES HAYNES ·'/ ,eek higher things." 4 years at C.S.H.S. Talent Show 3 Voice of Democracy Speech Contest 3 lions' Speech Contest 3 Pasadena Playhouse 3 Science Club Treas. 3
LEILAH HEROLD
DONALD HERRING
4 years at C.S.H.S. ..B" Football 3 Boys' Forum 1,2,3,4 Pres. 4 "C" Track 3 "'C" Basketball 1,2
1 year at C.S.H.S. Student Council 1,2 G.A.A. 2,3,4 Sec. to Teacher 3 Science Club V ice•PrH. 2 Paper Staff 1,2 Chorus Accompanist 1,2,3 Tri.Hi.Y 1,2 Clo" Play Cast 3
FREDERICK HOLLIDAY
DONALD HICKS
"l ncuer trouble
"Sincerity of pur11ose that none can det.er."
trouble.''
3 ½ year, at C.S.H.S. 8oys 1 Forum 2,3,4 Spe.ch Club 4 Science Fair 2
4 yea,s at C.S.H.S. Boy$' fQrum 2,3,4 toge Crew 3,4 ?
SANDRA HOLT
"Reserved in manners and a willing helper."
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4 years at C.S.H.S. G.A.A. 1,2 Chorus 21 4 Sc1ence Fair 2 Girls' league 1,2,3,4
"Irr, a thou.sand )ta'3" � .shall forget the thinn that troaUe u.s n.oic ""
"'Those who bring sun shine into rhe lives of olhers cmmol keep it from them.selves."
3 years at C.S.H.S. G.A.A. 4 Talent Show 4 Art Club 3,4 Spanish Club 4 F.H.A. 2,4 Skin-diving Club 4
CHARLENE HEFTY 4 years at C.S.H,S.
"She is a wall of brass. You s/w/1 not pass! l'ou shall nol pass.'"
Science Fair 2 Var. Tennis 3,4 "B" Basketball 3 Orchestra and Ba�d 1,2,3,4 Boys' Forvm 3
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OOROTHY JACOBS "Two roads diversed in a wood, and I - I took the one ten travelled by, and that has made all the difference." 4 yean at C.S.H.S. C.S.F. 1,2,3,4 Annuol Stoff 2,3,4 Head Photo. Ed. 3 Ed.-ln•chief 4 Class Soc. Chair. 2 G.A.A. 1,2,3 T.O,T. 2,3 Art Club 1,2,3
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ROBERr JACOBS "A combinatio n of good nature and good Jeme." 4 yeart. at C.S,H.S. C.S.F. 2,3,4 Sdenc• Club 2,4 Var. Trac.k 2,3,4 Var. Cron-country ◄ Var. Swimming 4 "C" Track 1 letterman'5 Club 2,3,4 Art Club 2 Boys' Forum 2,3,4 Jr. Red Cross 2,3
RICHARO JOBE "Drinking when I hud a mind to) sinBing when 1 felt. inclined to." 4 years at C.S.H.S. Var. Football 3,4 "I" Footboll 2 "8" lratk 3 Lett&nnan's Club 3,4 Honor Roll 2,3 Tal.nt Show 4 8-ovs' Forvm 2,3,4
RITA JIMENEZ "lier eyeJ as star! of twilight /air, like twi litih1$, <QQ, }er dusky hair, but all things cl,c about her drawn from Mar-time and the cheer ful dawn!' 2 yean, at C.S.H.S. Majo�tte 3 Art Club 3,4 Jottert.' Cfub 4 Rally Club 3
OANIEL JONES "A liule nonsense now and then!' 2 yeo,. at C.S.H .S. Var. Basketball 4 Var. frad< 4 Annual Stoff 3 Art Club Treas. 4 Boy,• Forum 4
SUZANNE JOHNSON 0 Obey thot im pulse .., 2 yea"' crt C.S.H.S, Pre-M•d Club ,,. •. 4 T.O.T. 4 Ghil' ltogu• Cabinet 4 Shldent Councit 4 Annual Staff Ad. Mgr. 3,4 Honor Roll 3,4 A.F.S. Club 4 F_,,h Club 4 Art Club 3 Taf*"lt Show ,4
OONALO JONES "Tomorrow I will reform." 31/, yea"' at C.S.H.$. Orchestra 1 ,2 Boy•' Fon:,m 3,4 falent Show 4
SUZANNE JONES "There is no duty we underrate so much as ihe duty of bein g happy." 4 years at C.S.H.S. Songleoder 4 Girls' L.ague Cabinet 3 Christmas Ball Princess 2 Cla11 Soc. Chai.r. 2 T.O.T. 2,3,4 Jon."' Club Sec. 4 Skin-diving Club 3,4 Rally Club 4 Talent Show 2,3,4
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DONALD KIESELHORST
"If I should lose, let me stand by the road and cheer as the ttinners go by.'1. 4 years at C.S.H.S. Vor. Football 3,4 Var. Track 3,4 Pre-Med Club 4 Key Club 3,4 Skin-diving Club 2,3,4 Letlerman's Club 3,4 Class PrHident 1
DARNELL KIRKSEY
''7'hy nwdesiy is a candle to thy merit.u 4 years at C.S.H.S. C.S.F. 2,3 Pre.Med Club 2,4 Spanish Club 4
Jr, Red Cron 2
MARI KOETH
JUDITH KRONBERGER
"Slit thal is thy friend ;,.deed, she will help thee in thy need."
"Very quiet and de mure, of that we cw1. be sure."
3 yeaN at C.S.H.S. Class Soc. Chair. 3,4 Art Club 2,3,4 Treas. 3 Sec. 4 Gins' league 2,3,4 Girh.' league Cabinet 4 Talent Show 3,4 Ch,istmos Pageont 3 Honor Roll 3,4 r.o.r. 3,4 A.5.F. Club 4
2 yeon at C.S.H.S. falent Show 4 Pomona Exchange Assembly 3 Chorale: 4
SANDRA LARSEN
HAYDEN LENING
"As merry as the day i.fo long."
"Oh brave 11cw tt·orld that has sttch people in it.n
1 ½ years at C.S.H.S. Chorvs 3,4 F.H.A. 4 Girls' League 3,4
3 year5 at C.S.H.S. Math Club 3 Stage Crew 2 T.O.T. 2
PAUL LEOS
"For every girl he has a smile." 1 year ot C.S.H.S. Sodality 1 lnterclaS$ sports 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 3 Pre-Med Club 4
JACK LOWE
.. As muny men, as many minds i everyone his 01m way." 4 years at C.S.H.S. Key Club 4 Stage Crew 3,4 "B" Football 3 Science Club 3,4
TOM MACKLIN
"The reason firm, t.he temperate ft,,iU, endur ance. foresight, strength and skill." 4 years at C.S.H.S. Boys' Forum 1,2,3,4 Lefterman's Club 2,3,4 PrH. 4 Var. Football 2,3,4 Co-Capt. 4 Vo,. Bateball 3,4 Student Counc11 4 Talent Show 4
RICHARD MARTINEZ
WILLIAM MANJAUEZ
"Up ,.nd doing icith a heart. /or any /ate."
4 yean at C.S.H.S. "B" Footboll 2,3 Capt. 3 An.nuar Stoff 3 Baseball 3 Boys' Forum 1,2,3
DONNA MAUCK
'"As the sun colors /low ers, so does art color life."
"She cannot frown; she never frown.s.n
AFTON M<CLAY
STANLEY M<WILLIAMS "I will be a man of
2 yoors at C.S.H.S. Jotten• Club 3 Vlc.-Pres. 3 Talent Show 4 T.O.T. 4 G.A.A. 4 Honor Roll 3,4 Girls' l&aguo 3,4 Pre-Med. Club 4
4 years at C.S.H.S. Var. Track 2,3,4 Art Club 1,2,3,4 "B" Footboll 1,2,3 0 8" Track 1 Letterman's Club 1,2,3 Talent Show 4
u1 find earth not gray but rosy." 4 years at C.S.H.S. Jotter5' Club 4 Studeont Council 2 Jr. Red Cross 2,3 G.A.A. 1 Girls' league 1,2,3,4
PAUL MOFFm
'"Quiet people are wel come tllerywhere."
4 years at C.S.H.S. 0 8" 8osketboll 2,3 Boys' Forvm 1,2,3,4 J.V. &a.eboll 2 Vor. Basketball 4
SARAJANE MOORE
''A true friend i".s a friend forever." 4 years ot C.S.H.S. Clan Sec. 1,3 Clau. Soc. Chair. 4 T.O.T. 3,4 Jotte-rs' Club 4 Vice--Pre.s. 4 Christmas Pageant 1 Girls' league 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. 1,3 Honor Roll 1,3,4
THOMAS MORSE "All excellent thing.< arc as difficult as tl,ey are rare." 4 years at C.S.H.S. Var. BoHball 2,3,4 Spanish Club T..-os. 3 Pre-Med CluL 3 letterman's Club Treas. 4
WllllAM NELSON Let me live my own life." 4 yeors ot C.S.H.S. Stage Crew 3 Art Club 1 { Boys' Fo�um 1,1,a\1
MARY NORTHCUTT "lier good nature nen�r rel.axes." 4 yeon at C.S.H.S. Art Club 2 Welfar• Comm, 3,4 Girts' U!ague l ,2,3,4 Chorus 314 Fashion Show 3 F.H.A. 3,4
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CARLOS OROZCO "Gentle in manner; res olute. in act.ion.'� 4 yeors at C.S.H.S. J.V. Bos.ball 1 Var. Football 2,3,4 Var. Basketball 3,4
ROBERT PALMER "He does no, talk; he acts:� 4 yean at C.S.H.S. Tenni.s 3,4 P Nt- Med Club 2,4 Boys' Fon,m 1,2,3,4 S.kln-Dlving Club 3,4 Ski Club 4
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ROBERT PALOS "Quiet a.nd manly.'' 4 years at C.S.H,5. Boys' Forum 3,4 Var. Baseball 2,3,4 Var. Trade 2,3 lettetman's Club 2,3,4
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JOAN PARKS ••Never tired, never shirking." 4 years at C.S.H.S. C.S.F. 2,3,4 Girls' State 3 Stud•nt Council 3 G.A.A. 3,4 T.O.T. 2,3,4 Pre-Med Club 2,3,4 A.F.S. Club 4 Orchest,o 1,2 Talent Show 2,A Skin•diving Club Sec. 3,-4
TlfOMAS PEARSON •.4 1ood friend and
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l year at C.S.H.S. So«er 3 Cross.country 4 Trod 4 Sponlah Club 4 Soy.' Fo"'m 4
JENNIFER PECK "A happy disposition re8 veals a merry heart." 4 yeori at C.S.H.S. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Talent Show 2 T.O.T. 2,3,4 C.S.F. 3 Songloocler 3 Rally Club 3 Annuol Stoff 3 Pre-Med. Club 4 G.A.A. 3,4 A.F.S. Club 4
a::la!IIOICINS .,._,selJ a slrong la.J1km it with .-.kn 'ir is as • you can make al your I roubl e,
CHRISTINE POMEROY "Always ifY 1=tc, never ifl-'"a hur "( � 3 C.S.F. 3 T.O.t. ,3,4 Class So<� Choi,. 3 G.A.A. 3 Girls� League 2,3,4 A.F.S. Club 3,4 Talent Show 2,4 Paiar Staff 3
l'\ITNAM aildest manners Cl4 u Btntlest heart." <& _. ot C.S.H.S. leogu• 1,2,3,4 �2 - loll 1,2,3,4 G..t.A. I
ROBERT REITZ "Glorious the fo rtune, hrisht :he destiny." t year at C.S.H.S. Var. Swimming 4 Boys' Forum 2,4 Camero Club 2 Photo. for School Newspaper 2
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CONSTNCE RICHARDSON "I never deceive a friend." 2 year, ot C.S.H.S. Orchestra 2,3,4 Talent Show 3,4 Spanish Club 3 C.S.F. 3 G.A.A. 3,4 A.F.S. Club 3
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JULIA ROBINSON "A merry maiden and capable.,' 3 yeors at C.S.H.S. C.S.F. 2,3,4 Jr. Red Ctoss 3,4 School Play 2,3,4 Tafent Show 4 Spanl,h Club 4 Pre-M&d Club 2,3,4 S.c. 4 A.F.S. Club 4
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"Never idle Jor moment.',
3 year,. at C.S.H.S. Koy Club 4 Boys' Forum 1,2,3,4 Talent Show 4 C.S.F, 1 A.F.S. Club 3
NORMAN RODEWALD
"Some shall acquire.
greatness." 4 years at C.S.H.S. Boys' Forum 1,2,3,4 Honor Roll 1 J.V. Baseball Mgr. 1 Var. 8aHboll Mgr. 2,3,4 Var. Football Mgr. 3 Sclitnce Club 1
JUDY ROHMAN
LAURENCE ROYSE H/-lis capacit)' u.nkno,cn." l year at C.S.H.S. R.O.T.C. 1 N.C.O. Club 1,2,3 Music Club 1
·•Hap{))· am. I; from care. I'm free.''
4 years ot C.S.H.S. Student Council 1 G.A.A. 1,2 Chorus 1,3,4 Jr. Red Crou 1 Girl$' league 1,2,3,4
JOAN SAARIO
JtOMAN SA1.U.U -s�r u "'6ll .AR'el ,1-u,iL�
uA kind word she ever had for all."
4 years at C.S.H.S. GAA. 1,4 Talent Show 4 Orama Club 4 Choral 1,4 Ghfs' league 1,2,3,4 Art Club 1,2,3 F.H.A. 3 Cafeteria 1,2,3,4 ChrHitma'li Pageont 3 Cherry Pie Contest 3rd place
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EDWARD SANDERS
"Ever willing, ever working."
3 years at C.S.H.S. C.S.F. 2,3," Var. Football 3,4 Var. Track 3,4 Clan Ptes. 4 Key Club 3,4 letterman's Club 3,4 Student Council 2,4
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SYLVIA SCOTT
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4 yean at C.S.H.S. A.S.8. Advertising Mgr. 3 C.S.F. 2,3,4 Student Council 1,2,3 Class S1tc,-Tr1tos. 1,2,4 T.O.T. 3,4 Pres. 4 Girls• L.agua Cabinet 4 Pre--Med Club 3,4 G.A.A. 1,3,4 Tal•nt Show 2,4 Orchestra 1,2
WILLIAM SELLINGER
"Always to excel, is my name. 1
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MARGARET SEVIUA
DARRYL SHARUM
4 y•an at C.s,.H.S. G.A.A. 1 Jr. Red Cross 1 Art Club 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. 1,2 Girls' league 1,2,3,4
/re." 2 yecin at C.S.H.S. Science Club 3 Var. Basketball 4 "B" Basketball 3 Boys' fon,m 3,4
"Sweetness personified."
''Creal ihoughts hath
JOHN SHELTON
C4ROL SHOOK
''Courage mounts 1vith occasions." 4 yeat$ ot C.S.H.S. Var. Football 2,3,4 Var. Track 2,3,4 Captain 4 "B" Basketball Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 C.S.F. 2,4 Key Club 2,3,4 Vice-Pres. 4 letterman's Club 2,3,4 Boys' Forum 1,2,3,4
LOIS SHUU "lier charm strike$ the
sight."
4 years at C.S.H.S. Var. ChHrleader 3,4 Hall Cheerleader 2 Student Councll 2 Jotters' Club Soc. Chair. 4 Rally Club 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4
"A/war• willing to do her t,hare."
4 years at C.S.H.S. Pro-Med Club 4 G.A.A. 3.4 Talent Show 4 Art Club 4 Jotters' Club 3,4
SANDRA SKILLING {<Littl-e and good is what. pleases." 1 year at C.S.H.S. Orchestra 1,4 Jotten' Club 4 Tri.County league Festival 2,3 Band 2,3 G.A.A. 1.2,3 Annual Staff 1 Class Treas. 2 Tri-HI-Y 2,3 Tam O'Shanten,
RICHARD SNELSON "They say best men are molded out of faults, and for the m.ost, become much more th.c beue, for beins a little bad." 4 years at C.S.H.S. "I" Football 1 Var. Football 2 Var. Track 3,4 Talent Show
RONALD SPANN "The perception of the comk r:S a tie of sympa . thy with. other men." 4 years at C.S.H.S. "8" Football 3,4 "B" Track Boys' Fon.,m 3,4 Talent Show 4 Chorus 3,4
JUDITH STAUB "None other can. fKlm m.e as you, dear, ran do; none other can. pl ease mc or praise me as you." 3 years at C.S.H.S. Pre-Med Club 2,3,4 A.F.S. Club 4 Art Club 3 G.A.A. 3,4 Honor Roll 3 Girl5' league 2,3,4
MOYE STEPHENS "High erected thoughts seeded in a he art of courtesy." 4 year, at C.S.H.S
LORETTA THOMAS "/ love the friendly faces of old sorrows; I have no secret$ that th ey do not know." 4 years at C.S.H.S. C.S.F. 1,3,4 Sec. 1 Annual Stoff 3,4 Head Photo. Ed. 4 Girls' Laague Cabinet 4 Pre-Med. Club 4 A.F.S. Club 4 T.O.T. 3,4 Art Club I ,¼_3,4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Assembly Comm. 3
PETER THO,NE "Thou by all art honor ed." 4 yea� ot C.S.H.S. C.S.F. 1,2,3,4 P re5. 4 Student Council 2 Science Club 4 Skln•dLvlng Club 2,3,4 Boys' fon.,m 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 LeN•rman'1i Club 1,2,3 Vor. Tennis Mgr. 1,2,3 ..C" Baskeball 1 "C" and "O" Ba5kelboll Mgr. 2
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STINA SODERLUNDH "When she hod passed, it seemed lik e t he cea s• ins of cxqu:isite. music." FoNllgn Exchange Student from Sweden Glrls' lit09u• Cabinet 4 Student Council 4 A.F.S. Club 4 F.H.A. 4 ChoNs 4 (;ymnastics Biology Club The Red Thread
DIANE TRACY "II. pleas ant smile and a greeu'.ng for oll." 2 years ot C.S.H.S. Student Council 4 A.5.F. Club 3,4 Co-Choir. 4 Annual Staff 3,4 Special Photo. Ed. 4 Pre-Med Club Vlc�Pres. 4 T.O.T. 3,4 Latin Club 4 Hon.or Roll 4
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GORDON WEBSTER "A spirit strong and high. " 4 years at C.S.H.S. Var. Football 2,3,4 Var. Baseball 3,4 J.V, Bo,eboll 2 Vor. Golf 1 "B" Trock 2 "8" Basketball 1,2 letterman'-1 Club 2,3,4
VIVlAN WALLS ...Fin.some in smile and ection." -4 yeor1 ot C.S.H.S. f.H-A. 1 Jotten' Club 3 G.A.A. 2 Girl,' Leogue 2,3,4
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BRIAN WILCOX "The lad was ever a rover, lm·ing and laugh ing and free.'� 3 years at C.S.H.S. Boys' Forum 2,3,4 C.S.F. 2,4 Torent Show 4 Var. Tennis 2,3,4 "8'' Football 2. "C" Trock 2 "C'' Basketball 2 letterman's Club 3,4
RAYMOND WHITTER
MARY WILLIAMS ..Silence is as. deep a s t>lernity. p s eech as sh.a l low as time. " 4 years at C.S.H.S. Jotters' Club 3 Chorus 3 Girls' le-ogu• l ,2,3,4
"Ile knows no enemy."
3 yeoJ'$ at C.S.H.S. C.S.F. 2,3,4 Science Club 3 Boys' Forum 2,3,4
ELAINE WOODYARD "Iler heart 01,·er/i-Ou·s with goodness." 2½ years at C.S.H.S. Chorus 2 Girts• leagu• 3,4
LINDA WYNN ·'Always anrfow to be d.()ingsomething." 3 yeon at C.S.H.S. G.A.A. 2,3,4 Pre-Med 2,3,4 Sclence Club 3,4 Speech Club 4 T.O.T. 2,3,4 Ski Club 2
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STEPHANIE VINGER
"/ am not a flirt, ju.st good natured.'" 4 y@ors at C.S.H.S. Student Council 3 Pre-Med. Club 4 T.0.T. 3,4 Spanish Club 4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Paper Stoff 2,3 Honor Roll 4 Talent Show 3,4 Girls' League 1,2,3,4
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STEVE YOUNG
"Genius must be born, and never can be taught."
4 years at C.S.H.S. C.S.F. 2,4 Var. Tennis 3,4 Var. Swimming 4 "8 ° Football 3 Class Soc. Chair. 4 Art Club 1,4 Skin-diving Club 4
SCOTT FOWLER:
TOM MACKLIN
JOAN SAAR:1O
JIM DUNN
LINDA GR:ABtE
CAROLYN ARMS
ROBERT JACOBS
LORETTA THOMAS
CAREN ELDER
MARY ELLEN HAGER
JUDY CURTIS
DOROTHY JACOBS
MARILYN ELEY
SUZIE JONES
lawtoy, Secretary-Treasurer; Margaret Colby, Binnie House, and Sheri Swart,, Social Chairmen.
Juniors Just as we will begin a new decade, we have begun a new tradition, designed to fit our expanding world. We ore not a class of fears and qualms. We look always ahead, even though it may be to a future veiled in doubts. As we ap proach our most important milestone, our senior year, we are determined to maintain our in vinciple spirit. To the class ahead of us we give our grati tude and wishes for success. To the class behind, we simply wish a year just half as great as the one we have completed.
Junior Clan President, John Singer.
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Doughu Adair
Judith Adoms
Tamoro Altom
Carter Alexonder
Robert Allen
Ann Allyn
Diane Andenon
Chri5tine Bassett
Ollver Batcheller
Judith Beoch
Rob,rt Bolln91r
Jo Ann Bradfield
Joan Brage
William Briom
Catharine Bramage
l11lee Butcher
Guodalupe Candelas
Mary Chittenden
Jeanne Chrystie
Fred Clartt
ChcirlH Clemens
Mcirgciret Colby
Allon Colemon
Barbara Coltrin
Heiney Conner
Lindo Doniel
Edwin Dciubert
Lindo Davenport
Mcircici Dcivenport
Brent Dobson
Kent Dobson
Bruce Douglci,
Sunm Dundci,
Ccirolyn Edwcird,
Donald Ellison
Wllllom Emit
Thomci, Evon,
Tciumciloto Fci'Apuoli
loberta Faubus
Bonito Fen'in
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David Fi1hlow
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Marjorie Flint
Patricio Forster
Stephanie Frank
Barbara G.mmlll
Jane Gleason
Shella Gore
Pennie Grumbeln
Sarah Gutlerrei:
Kay Hainly
Sandra Hammer
Susanna Hammond
Randolph Hargrave
Elliott Harry
Aubyn House
Richard Huff
Frank Hungerford
Michele Hyman
Ronold Kell
Linda Kopecky
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Irene Hymanson
Lynne Kingman
Loretta Krayblll
David Krie1.el
Robert Lattlfl
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Marvin Lindholm
Edward Loeb
Louro Loomis
Loma Lowe
Michael Macklin
La Mar Madsen
Harold Montie
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Nonty Moson
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Solly Mother
Marilyn Matzen
Donald McClelland
Joseph McKenzie
Sharon McMahon
Robert Minnich
Martha Morgan
Pat Morgan
Kenneth Morgan
Frederick Morris
Betty Nelson
Lawrence Nelson
Lance Neward
Jean Nieu
Thoma, Omrl
Judith Peck
Sharan Penter
John Pequegnat
Nancy Pier<e
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Janella Perkins
James Putnam
Janet Pierce
Linda Pierce
George Radmand
Larry Ries
Robert Ragen.
Stephen Ronfeldt
Diane Rashay
Susann♦ Ro1hay
Annabelle Ran
Donald Rugh
Goil Saga
Nancy Sanford
Lawrence Scaff
Mlchaal Schafer
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Dciniel Scher
Clyde Scherer
Robert Seidel
Albert Serrano
Dovid Shannon
Peter Scott
Richord Scott
- Raymond Sevilla
Steven Shacklett
Sharon Shannon
Richard Shelton
Rober:t Simmons
John Singer
Dovid Skelton
Sandra Slaughter
Betty Spann
Suzanne Steiner
Cynthia Stocker
Barbaro Strutton
Sharon Swarts
Michael Torrez
Andr• Touchard
Ellen Towne
Joan Vincent
William Wail
Tamara Worhurst
Karin Wash
Christine Wieland
Mory Lou Willlams
Richard Woodrum
Dovid Young
Sallie Weismiller
Nancy Wil1on
Jom•s Wiltshi,-
Virginia Windon
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lo row: P. Hamblin, B. Oeregibus, J. Darby, V. Bloke, 5. E51uley, P. A lbright, D. Dworak, J. Gobler. 2nd row: S. Grady, V. Griesbach, L. Gal,, M. Eidt, M. Harrington, C. Clark, B. Hodgson, J. Jiminez, B. Cushmon. 3rd row: P. Barry, S. Hines, 8. Johnson, J. Duncan, L. Gindling, C. Gollordo, S. De Lopp, M. Gates, S. Griggs, S. Bridges, L. Dunifon. 4th row: J. Grant, J. Hoelke, R. Carpenter, T. Fink, S. Everard, M. Fuller, D. Heovyside, A. Fraser, S. Ellis, C. Ellis, S. Fauth. 5th row: V. Green, P. Krouse, K. Adair, M. Henderson, L. o¡ewhurst, M. Fuger, A. Grosey, B. Blanchard, J. Boordmon, C. Hertz, C. Agullor, Jt Abundi1. 6th row: D. Dilks, W. Diggs, C. Brookman, It Forster, J. Ewing, E. Kone, S. Garciduenos, L. Faubus, G. Goeh, J. Andersen, R. Hudson, K. Cosen, M. Crawford, K. Armour. 7th row: J. Castro, D. Grobom, C. Coulter, B. KieHlhord, D. Hazelton, D. Barber, S. Burwell, A. Dickinson, R. Contreros, D. Furth, J. Fronk, S. Burt, M. Dickason. 8th row: J. Hearst, J. Block, D. Browning, S. lsoouon, G. Haas, C. Bentley, J. Fuller, J. Beck, W. Fagg, J. Kovar, II. Devlin. 9th row: R. Brown, R. Fish, H. Gilbert, W. Green, R. Jackson, J. Gonzalet, W. Helber, R. Drake, R. Frampton, R. Cole, T. Hodges, W. GroHy, T. Gorr, R. Bond, P. Heovyside, T.Fuller.
1st row: Sophomore dan officers - Don Bell, President; Harlon Fillon, Vite-President; Betty Shaeffer, Secretary-Tr«11urer; Sherrie Anderson, Susan Sleneke, Carolyn Curtis, Sociol Chainnan. 2nd row: L. Peterson, R. Wenker, B. Lowrance, E. Walden, D. Neill, L. Shelton, J. Tibbals, M. 0111, M. Saunders, S. Naldor, C. Pile, L. Martin. 3rd row: J. Maurer K. la10ter, 8. Sharum, C. Pedersen, S. Walton, M. Zorne1, R. Litt, M. McFarland, D. Morrllon. 4th row: M. Seapy, P. Saltekoff, K. Sheetz, C. Thomas, J. Shelton, P. Madlem, H. Peten, S. Martin, J. Loberg, R. Snider, C. S.cus. 5th row: 8. Link, 8. Putttl:ammer, A. Smith, J. Peanon, J. Onnlston, E. Web51er, M. MartinH, H. Serrono, L. Salazar, H. laane, J. York, P. Woodbridge. 6th row: P. Rain•, J. Spotswood, T. Starfc, R. Wein, J. VonderRei.th, A. Thum, J. Levick, E. Kirluey, J. Tindall, N. ManiarNz, R. Bush, J. Lanon, F. TorNz, N. Stewart. 7th row: R. Waulnk, D. White, R. Werner, J. Scott, G. LawNnce, A. Van denberg, L. lee, E. Paris, E. Youngs, R. Maggs, T. Larson, F. Rohrs, D. Peairs, C. Maish. 8th row: D. Sevilla, A. Preston, 8. Zalinsky, 8. La Mear, L. Yenna1ek:, J. LIies, 8. Stapp, J. Seeman, D. Rugh, R. Lewb, B. Pvll lam, B. Steiner, D. Williams, J. Stevenson. 9th row: R. Sansom, J. Ruuell, D. Wilcoxen, D. Smith, E. Weinberg, W. Loomis, R. Scriven, F. S.lt, C. Zetterberg, J. Scott, T. Stratton.
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ORGANIZATIONS "Those friends thou hast, and their adoption tried, grapple them to thy soul with hoops of steel."
William Shakespeare
Student
Vke-Pre,ldent Beth Booth
Without the co-operation and teamwork shown by the entire Student Body this year, life at Claremont Senior High School would not have been as successful as it has been. We hove won our share of championships, showing that we still have the school spirit and sportsmanship of previous years. We have taken more responsibility toward self-government by adopting the Student Plan. I hope that C.S.H.S. will continue the good traditions already set. Bill Sellinger
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S.Cretcrrv Polly L..onhcudt
Treosurer Pat Gach
Noncy Sonford, Co.ordinator of Stud.nt Actlvltl•s; Cindi• Stock•r, Adv•rtising Mono51•r; Mo,Uyn Moh.n, Busin"I Monoger; Dorothy Jocobs, Annual Editor; Clyd• S<h•,.r, Athl1tic Manager; Oovld Flshlow, Popec, Editor.
Standing, B. B1ntl1y, S. Soderlundh, S. Chos•, S. Slin•r, N. Adams, J. Sing•r, L. Ries, K. Morgan, D, fi$hlow, C. Edward$, D. Anderion, A. Allen, M. Hogar, Mr. Duncan. S.at1d, outer edge of tobl•: C. Scherer, S. Ro$hay, C. Batch•ll.r, J. Corrutheri, J. Birnie, D. Herring, C. Stocker, . N. Sanford, P. leonhordt, B. Sellinger, B. Booth, P. Gach, M. Mahen, N. Gray, S. Johnson; C. Curti$, D. Tracy, B. Kleselhorit, D. Bell, A. Thum. Seoted, inner edge of table: L. Scaff, D. Adoir, V. Jockmon, D. Griggs, D. Grahom, R. fi$h, H. Flllon.
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C.S.F. These are the intellectual ranks of Claremont Senior High School, whose achievements have reached the highest scholastic standards. This is the California Scholarship Federation.
1st Row: R. Witter, J. Jackman, E. Sanden, D. Griggs, D. Bond, P. Thome.
2nd Row: S. Scott, J. Portu, B. Bertelson, B. Booth, D. Jacobs,
T. Pomeroy, P. Gach, J. Peck, C. Elder, J. Robinson. 3rd Row: S. Crowford, L. Gale, M. Harrington, S. Mather, D. Andenon,
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Fuller, B.
Schaeffer, M. Hymon, B. Ferrin, M. Flint. 4th Row: B. Stnitton, L. Dunlfon, J. Mouer, E. Daubert, E. Harry, S. Grady, S. Everard, L. Shelton, 5. Frank, T. Fink, S. Go.-., G. Haas, G. Lawrence, T. lol'5on. Stt, Row: J. Gleason, G. Sage, P. Leonhardt, P. Madlem, S. Hoilnmer, M. Colby, B. House, L. Smith, S. Chcue, M. Frc1$er, M. Eley, D. Mauck, J. Fuller, J. lar5on.
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6th Row: \. Griggs, V. Blake, J. Tibbals, E. Walden, J.
Vincent, D. Fi1hlow, D. Adair, B. Montgomery, It. Jacobs, B. Minnich, L. Scaff, C. Zetterburg, It. Wanech. ,
A.F.S. Membership has tripled this year in the A.F.S. Club, which is dedicated to promoting international friendship and understanding. Money-raising projects such as dances, dinners, and parties have maintained interest.
year's eicchange students, stand together.
Beth Batcheller and Gene Gordon speak of summer e,:perlences obrocid,
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· Noble, advisor to the onnual and the school :; h annual editor• Dorothy J b Dave Flshl
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The onn"'ol staff·· M. Eley, a. Haas, &. Flemln G. Sage, D. , Jacobs, D. Trr:icgy L. Thomen, , C. Elder.
h• Wolfpod1et staff C Bromage K Adoi,, ! Gemmlll, M Hr="· p Go,h, ; ,
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Girls' League
Standing: L. Thomas, S. Chase, K. Campbell, S. John1on, N. Connor. Sitting: M. Koeth, 8. Glide, B. Strutton, M. Colby, J. Vincent, N. Gray, K. Hoinly, Min Flannelly, J. Glea1on, S. Soderfundh, l. Shelton, l. Smith, D. Andenon.
Boys' Forum
Standing: Mr. Duncan. Sitting: F. Hungerford, 8. Minnich, T. Omrl.
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Ecneics
ht Row: F. Comstock; B. Allen; K. Wash; R. Wenker; S. Hommer; M. Matzen; E. Towne; J. Pierce; S. Mather; P. Gach. 2nd Row, P. Scott; E. Daubert; J. McKen:1:ie; l. Butcher; T. Warhurst; B. House; B. Strutton; M. fraHr; R. Maggs. 3rd Row: B. Minnich; M. Hyman; B. Gain; N. Sanford; S. Frank; L. Pierce; M. Morgan; B. Gemmlll; L. Wynn. 4th 11:ow; R. Xriven; B. Montgomery; D. Sharum; M. Reents; T. Bonett; J. Robinson; B . Bornum; 0. Ander5on; S. Scott; 5. Gore; R. Shelton. 5th Row: L. Neward; T. Omri; R. Weiss; J. Clark; E. Loeb; G. Webster; P. Thome; B. Wilcox; B. Arthur; 0. Wicbtrom. 6th Row: H. Harrison; J. Lowe; B. Jacobs; D. Griggs; E. Sanden; C. Myers; D. Bond; T. Frankel; P. Moffett; R. Witter; S. McWilliams.
Pre - Med Club
1st Row: P. Madlem; S. Vinger; J. Stoub; J. Pierce; B. Bagley; J. Pe<k; B. Hacu; S. Griggs; L. Butcher. 2nd Row: D. Mauck; B. Franklin; K. Campbell; D. Kirksey; C. Arms; B. Fleming; J. Parics; J. Robinson. 3rd Row: 58
B. Allen; H. Filloon; P. Leos; A. Thum; V. Ja<kmcin; F. Clciric; S. Johnson. 4th Row: D. Ki.sethont; P. Thome; B. Arthur; B. Jacobs; L. Wynn; D. Tra<y; Mr. Turner.
Teachers of Tomorrow
1st Row: S. Burw•II; C. Coulter; B. Briam; S. Young; E. Weinsberg; P. Thome. 2nd Row: H. Loane; P. Thomp Hn; B. Lowrance; S. Seineke; S. Everard; B. Bogley; J. Darby; L. Gale; J. Peck; B. Hoos; M. Eley; M. Koeth; ..n; S. Mather; l. Daniel; C. Thatcher; K. S. Jones; 8. Clork; C. Stocker; B. Ferrin. 3rd Row: C. Elder; V. Gr Hoinly; C. Bromage; E. Towne; C. Richardson; J. Saorlo; T. Pomeroy; l. Shelton; S. Vinger; N. Groy; 5. Moore; B. Bertelson; L. Thomas. 4th Row: M. Zornes; K. Wcuh; L. Pierce; P. Madlem; C. Pile; N. Pierce; l. Lowe; P, Krouse; K. Campbell; J. Porb; B. Booth; D. Mauck; N. Connor; P. t..onhordl; P. Borry. 5th Row: P. Saltekoff; T. lonater, V. Grisboch; S. Mortin; M. Sounden;; l. Webster; J. Tibbals; C. Clark; E. Wolden; A. Fraser; 8. Gemmill; T. Warhur1t; M. Matun; C. Elli,. 6th Row: N. Sanford; B. Coltrin; S. Frank; L. Kopecky; G. Sa91; H. Peters; M. Otis; B. Johnson; B. link; K. Olsen; B. Shaeffer; J. Gleason; M. Morgan; 0. Tracy; S. Johnson. 7th Row: K. Am,our; B. Sharum; B. Batcheller; R. Wenker; C. Arms; 5. Gore; P. Grumbein; M.
Colby;
L.
Butcher; S. Swarts; E. Kirner; L. Wynn; 0. Heavy,lde.
Key Club
l st Row: J. Stephenson; 0. Bell; B. Gain; H. Robertson; A. Bustos; B. Bentley; J. Shelton; G. Web,ter; J. Singer; R. Gomei; B. Bolinger. 2nd Row: Mr. Lynn; K. lentley; J. Muntul; J. Lowe; S. Ronfeldt; D. Crafton; C. Sche,-r; S. Shacklett; J. Kelly; B. KIHelhors.t. 3rd Row: B. Benson; T. Frankel; S. Graves; B. Rockloff; E. Sonders.; M. Maddin; B. Sellinger; G. Gordon; J. Bimie; D. Klffelhorst.
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Spanish Club
ht Row: J. Robinson, N. Sanford, K. Wash, N. Connor, J. Chry stie, C. Anns, B. Barnum, C. Curtis.
2nd Row:
B. Shaw, Mln Wilborn, R. lewis, R. Maggs, C. Gallardo, S. Jones, l. Loomis, L. Gale, S. Crowford, S. Roshoy, B. Glick, L. Kopecky. 3rd Row: L. Neword, V. Winston, S. Grady, M. Eidt, C. Duke, 8. Franklin, S. Holt, T. Bonett, 5. Gore, M. Willlams.
Latin Club
ht Row: M. Colby, B. Booth, P. Grumbein, J. Gleason, l. Butcher, M. Gates, B. Strutton, M. Schaeffer.
2nd
Row: L. Daniel, S. Mother, C. Stocker, J. Tibbals, B. Haas, L. Mortin, C. Elder, S. Welsmlller, S. McMahon, A.
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Fraser. 3rd Row: B. Coltrin, M. Matten, T. ShHtr, L. Dunlfon, 5. Frank, N. Gray, J. Parks, 0. Tracy, J. Beach, M. Reents, M. Morgon.
4th Row: Mr. Gates, P. Scott, E. Loeb, B. Montgomery, F. Hungerford, B. Briam, f.
Clarie, L. Shelton, l. Grable.
Stage Crew
L. RoyH, R. Fonte,, D. Hebert, C. Brookman, M. Zornes, D. Bond, F. Holliday, Mr. Booth.
H.S.P. A.
1st row: B. Fleming, J. Staub, C. Shook, M. Hyman, It Jimenei, M. Eley. 2nd row: J. Tyson, E. Webster, S. Miller, M. Koeth, 5. Chase, B. Johnson, L. Thomas. 3rd row: B. Cushman, J. Beach, S. Young, D. Jonas, W. Dike, 0. Clemens, K. Campbell, S. Holt.
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Letterman's Club
lit row: J. Singer, S. Young, T. Frank♦I, M. Macklin, B. Dobson, B. Benson, V. Jockcan, 8. Jacobs, 0. Kiesel hont, M. Gonzolo1, B. Arthur, T. Morris, M. Engebretson, G. Webster. 2nd row: C. Scherer, R. Mortinez, G. Gordon, A .Bustos, H. Robertson, T. Orml, 8. Minnich, J. Shelton, S. Fowler, B. Wilcox, S. GravH, 5. Wheaton, G. O. Roos, B. Sellinger.
3rd row: l. Scaff, B. Palos, R. Angle, K. Bentley, P. Leos, J. Stevenson, R. Gomez, E. Loeb,
C. Batcheller, J. Munzel, K. Dobson, B. Douglas, B. Gain, T. Evans, T. Macklin.
4th row: Mr. Cohn, J. Kelly, P.
Thorne, F. Hardy, B. Pulliam, 8. Lottln, C. Orozco, N. Rodewald, J. Clark, R. Palmer, R. Sevillo, F. Rinard, B. Bolinger.
Rally Club
1 sl row: M. Otis, l. Webster, J. Curtis, L. Gole, S. Noldor. 2nd row: S. JonH, S. Oundos, L. Shull, Mr. Polo1, L. Loomi1, 8. Hou1•, M. Eley.
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Choral
low 1: D. Roshay; S. Roshay; D. Dtlk1; C. Richardson; M. Otis; P. Krause; Mr. Cox. Row 2: J. Grant; H. Peten; P. Grvmbein; L. Herold; M. Colby; B. Coltrin. Row 3: H. Robertson; K. Morgon; R. Perkins; 0. Scher; D. Snelson; J. Dunn,
Orchestra
Row 1: S. Roshay; D. Roshay; S. Skilling; B. Strutton; J. Black; C. Richardson; E. Weinsbug; W. Fagg. Row 2: J. Kovar; C. Clark; B. Coltrin; B. Waite; E. lo.b; D. Herring; B. Montgomery; M. Seapy; B. Moley; C. Hertz; C. Wei land; J. Tibbals; S. Dundas; L. Mortin. 3rd Row: R. Perkins; 8. Minnich; B. Bentley; 8. Rockloff; 8. PalH; V. Jackman; R. Huff; F. Hungerford; Mr. DenH; P. Scott; G. Lawrence; F. Zappa; T. HodgH; D. Barber.
Jotters' Club
ht row: R. Conl,.ras, J. Chry1tie, S. Dundas, K. Hainly, B. Bagley, S. Skilling, J. Elll1, Mr. Names.
2nd row:
B. House, T. Alcorn, L. Shull, It. Carpenter, S. Mother, R. Jimenu:, B. Franklin, E. Hober. 3rd row: D. KirkHy, C. Duke, C. Shook, E. Kirner, D. Andenon, M. WIiiiams, S. Swarts, B. Bertelson..
Speech Club
1 It row: J. Soorio, M. Dovenport, N. Conner, B. Franklin, T. Bonett, 8. House, M. Colby L. Butcher.
2nd row:
D. fi1hlow, T. Altom, L. Kingman, B. Glick, B. Spann, M. Koeth, S. Jann, C. Elder, T. Warhurst, Mr. Farley.
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3rd row: D. Griggs, D. Hicks, C. Myen, M. Fink, J. Putnam, L. Wynn, L. Grable, A. Touchard.
Future Homemakers of America
C. Pedersen, M. Northcutt, P. Grumbeln, B. Blanchard, T. Sheetz, 5. Ellis, C. Edwards. 2nd row: Mrs. Bolt, S. Soderlundh, M. Fuller, B. Hodgson, B. Puttkammer, B. Sharum, C. Guerrero, S. Hines, C. Thomas, S. Grady.
Jr. Red Cross
ht row: D. Hazelton, M. Davenport, L. Daniel, D. Anderson, M. Hyman, J. Boardman, B. Briam. 2nd row: C. Gollardo, S. Foutts, l. Gale, K. Morgan, J. Jiminez, N. Pierce, C. Pile. 3rd row: P. Barry, J. Robinson, C. Camp bell, G. Sage, B. Gemmill, Miu Lininger, J. Cerini.
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November 15-The Key Club Dance November 26-The Tri-County league Dance December 19-The Christmas Pageant '-vary 10-T ... �tball Banquet ......,,.,, 1-The'Glrls' league Formal March I-The 5p""9 Plays April -The ...... Falr
April l_,,_,..,.,.Daughter Banquet April 23 91111f11 Ap,1124-The lllcllon Dance M-, 13-Senlal'.....,,,ment Day Mar I-The .........,.,,lor Prom MIIF 20-The GA.A. Banquet MIIF 23-The AIMports Banquet .., �Senior°""" Day .,_ 11--Gradallllon ,_ 12-SchNIGeNcl
Exchange student, Korhan Beneg, makH an e11cellent showing al the first dance of the year.
Howdy Hop
The Howdy Hop is the dance which starts the social year rolling at C.S.H.S. Everyone is welcome, especially the new students. This dance, now a tradition, was a great success with its theme, "Smiles."
After - Game Dances
An exciting game! A victory - or a defeat. What then? Then - an after-game dance sponsored by the P.F.A. Will that certain someone be there or even dance with you? That is the question! If not, there are plenty of good refreshments ready to be consumed. Home at last - in the wee small hours of the morning. What a happy ending to a thrilling night!
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Talent Show
The color and variety of a "County Fair" made this year's talent show one of the best ever. Organ grinders, folk-singers, blues-dancers, Roaring '20's quartets, and the incomparable harem sequence proÂ
vided by the Senior boys won enthusiastic applause from a record audience.
Harlem Nocturne, beautiful mood music, even more enchonting when Belle Glick donces to It.
The atmosphere of Hawaii was created by a Senior group headed by Nancy Gray.
"Senior Boys" give their interpretation of a Sultan's Harem.
Mr,i, Noble ond Mr. Farley assist Tamara Alcorn ond Nancy Sanfo!'cf In directing the Talent Show.
"'S.nlor Girls" present the French comedy "Madeline" with their own Inserts.
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Homecoming Our triumph over the Upland Highlanders was one of the highlights of a very successful homecoming. But along with this came the crowning of our hon1ecoming queen, pretty Suzy Jones, and her royal court. The alumni made the night complete at the homecoming dance which followed the game.
Claremont's
Homec:oming
queen
and
her
court:
Jennifer Peck, Beth Booth, Queen Suzy Jones, Tino Pomeroy, Lois Shull.
The crowning of our pretty and petite queen, Suzy Jones, by Korhan Berzeg.
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Key Club Dance Hawaiian type decorations and music by the Bill Bentley Band provided atmosphere for one of the most unique events of the year, the Key Club dance.
Polly Leonhardt make, an attractive partner for Paul leo5.
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Tri County League Dance A huge harvest moon was shining upon couples from Claremont, Chino, Bonita, Po mona, and Upland High Schools at the TriÂ
County League Harvest Moon Ball.
Suzy Jones, Claremont's Homecoming Queen, in her seot of glory.
Suzy Jones and Doloros Cottagord, Chino's Homecoming Queen, share the throne. Their princesses ore the Queens from Upland, Pomon'o, Bonito, and Corona.
To pay homag• to th•lr lord, the shepherds com• to that lon•ly stabl•.
Christmas Pageant
The tableaux for the Christmas Pageant this year portrayed scenes of the shepherds and the manger, while Jim Haynes read the narration and the Chorale, under the dire<• tion of Mr. Cox, sang appropriate songs. Additional numbers Were given by the chorus and orchestra.
Th• chorvs annountff the birth of th• King through melody.
Marilyn Eley portray, the g•ntle Madonna holding the ,leeplng Child while Melinda Sounders, the angel messenger, looks on.
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Christmas Ball Garlands of Christmas roses, pink and red, sparked the Winter Wonderland theme of the an nual Christmas Ball. A tree of dazzling white served as a backdrop against which the dancers drifting by looked to be in Wonderland indeed.
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Mike Gon1.al!1 r.uivH high honor5: T.C.l. Year. AII-C.I.F. Guord. Honorable Mention on the High School All-American Team..
Immersed in the joys of vidory was our triumphant football team at the banquet fol lowing the CIF finals. Speakers from the Quarterback Club and the coaching staff dis tributed honors and trophies during the pro gram.
The three football captains, Tom Macklin, Mike Goni.alH, and Bob Benson, pr'11Hnt gifts to CoachH Cohn and Lynn.
Football Banquet
The Winning Team!
The Royal Court: Ed Sanders; Korhan Beneg, King; Mike Gonzalei; Marvin Engebretsen; Don Kleselhorst.
Girls' League Formal
Honoring the tradition of St. Valen tine's Eve, this year's Girls' League For mal, "Holiday of Hearts," provided a dream-come-true atmosphere for those attending.
King Korhon reigns supreme.
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Spring Play A faintly demented atmosphere per vaded the stage during the presentation
of this year's play, "The Curious Sav age." Committed to the Cloisters, a home for the mentally incompetent, the heroine,
Mrs. Savage, came to have a lively sym pathy for these victims of "impossible dreams."
SPORTS "And damn'd be him that jir,t cries, 'Hold, enough.f " William S!UJkespeare
Mcirilyn Eley
Suiy JonH
"B" ChHrlecidert-L11 Webst.r, Sharon Ncriclol
lciurie Loomis
Binnie H�se
Song Leaders 84
Lois Shull
Lindo Ko!M(ky
S.. Dundas
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Cheer Leaders 85
Football
Exhibiting tremendous spirit all year long, the mighty Claremont wolfpack secured its sec ond C.I.F. Championship in three years when it trounced the San Marino Titans, 20-0. Mentors Len Cohn and Hal Lynn turned in one of the greatest coaching jobs in C.I.F. history. An early defeat by Corona failed to darken the Wolfpack's hopes, as they fought back to win a fifth consecutive Tri-County League Cham
Co-captains - Mik• Gonzales, Bob Benson, Mike Macklin.
pionship. Claremont then entered the new AA division of the C.I.F. playoffs, which they won after four victories.
CoochH - Hal Lynn, Len Cohn.
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Managen - Clyde Scherer, Ed Loeb.
Chip Batcheller Guard
John Birnie Center
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Armando Bustos Guard
Bob Benson Fullback
Bill Bolinger Fullback
Gus DeRoos Tackle
Charles Bentley Halfback
Dave Browning Halfback
Brent Dobson Eod
Kent Dobson Quarterback
Marvin Engebrehon Tackle
Riehl• Gome,; Halfback
Mike Gon1:ale1 Guard
SteY• GraYH Ta,kle
Harry Harrison Guard
Richard Jobe Tac:kl•
Jerry Kelly Halfback
Don Kleselhor1t Halfback
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Mike Mcicklln
Torn Mcrcklln
Bob Minnich
E"d
Center
Tackle
Jerry M,mtz-el
Tom Ornri
Barry Pullicrm
Center
Tcrckle
Hcrlfbcrck
George Redmond
Forrest Rincrrd
Herrold Robertson
Fullbcrdc
E"d
Gucrrd
Ed Sanden Hcilfbcick
John Singer Guard
Gordon Webster End
8111 Sellinger End
Roy Sevllla Quarterback
John Shelton Halfback
John Stephenson End
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Don Kleselhorit <orrles the boll post the Son Morino tackles.
Mike Macklin receivH pau at the El Centro game.
Moter Dei is defeote-d as the Wolfpock makH o specta<vlor touchdown.
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rrB"
Football
Finishing third in the league, the 1958 "B" football team, led by Coach Esper Keiser, broke all recent "B" recol'ds. _Though it was only
his first year at C.S.H.S., Coach Keiser guided the traditionally mediocre "Bs" to two league victories and developed a score of prospective Varsity
players for next year's squad.
ht row: Mcma91r, R. Contreras, J. Green, R. Jodcson. 2nd row: D. Bell, 8.Green, L. Hemandet, R. Barber, W. Diggs. 3rd row: J. Black, D. SeviU, G. Feijardo, T. Lar1on, J. Yonder Reith.
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ht row: R. Spann, C. Bentley. 2nd row: W. Helber, D. Kriezel, J. Ca,tro, T. Strotten, W. Grosey, Coach E. Keiser.
3rd row: R. Cole, J. Levick,
J. Ewing, B. Douglas, T. HodgH.
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Basketball Although this year's basketball team did not prove as successful as teams of the past, it was one of our finest in many ways. Under Coach Jack Smith's guidance, many of the problems which confronted the team were solved. Though the final count showed few wins, the spirit and good sportsmanship displayed by the squad pro duced a season of which the school can be proud.
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Ray Sevilla, Captain
Ron Angle, Manager
Scott Fowler Guard
Gene Gordon Guard
Jury Kelly Guard
Bob Lattin Forward
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Mike Ma�klin Center
Carl Myers Center
Paul Moffett Forward
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F111d Morris Forward
Judy Curtis, our 1pirll•d Motcot.
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Corio, Orozco Guard
.Roy S.villa Farward
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rrB" Basketball Although their record in the win column was not impressive, the "B's," under the able coach ing of Jack Smith came through the season showing promise and fight that will help in the coming years.
Coach Jack Smith
1st Row: J. Black; D. Kriezel; D. Bell; B. GrNn. 2nd Row: J. Hearst; II:. Jackson; B. Kieselhont; C. Zetterberg; D. •white. 3rd Row: 0. Hc11elton; C. Bentley; F. Sell; D. Sevilla.
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rrc" Basketball Developing many of the char aderistics essential for Varsity, this year's "C" team played hard and well. Though scores were often small, each boy's in dividual fight and determination. will make him a likely candidate for the higher ranks next year.
Mr. hp., Ki..-r, Coach.
11t Row: S. 8roobide; f. Torrez; H. Filloon. 2nd Row: R. lAwi1; D. Wllllam1; N. Steward; J. Henry. 3rd Row: 8. Brown; G. Goen; a. For1ter; 8. HeU,er.
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Track Under the direction of Coach Hal Lynn, the Cross-Country team showed that competitive spir .it which many an athlete strives to acquire. With a large turnout, the harriers placed in many meets but are looking forward to a stronger team next year.
Captain Kent Bently, Cooch Hal Lynn.
lit Row: Coach Hal Lynn, K. S.ntley, C. Bentley, J. Black. 2nd Row: I. Angle, B. Jacobs, T. Peonon, A. Thum. 3rd Row: Manager A. Touchard, R. Stapp, T. Stratton; W. Fagg.
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Cross Country Ending the season high in league standings, Coach Hal Lynn's track team showed the fight and spirit that enables a small school like Clare mont to do well in athletics. With 70 boys out (Claremont's largest tum out in history), the varsity made good showing against all competition, in a season of almost 20 meets. Both the Bees and Cees proved out standing as they broke many school records, with the Bees going undefeated in league play.
Coptoins &.n Benson ond John Shelton.
Monogen Bill Groy, Andre Touchard, and Guy Haas.
Coaches Esper Keiser and Hol Lynn.
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Varsity Track
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Row 1, B. Groy, G. Haas, A. Touchard, D. Kl1Hlhont, 8( 81nton, J. Mun1.1I, R. Contreras, J. Kelly. Row 2: Coach K1ls.,, M. Macklin, R. K,11, R . Jacobs, B. Stiner, D. Snel,on, G. Redmond, J. Shelton, B. Bolinger, J. Singer. Row 3: Cooch Lynn, D. JonH, T. Peorson, K. Ben:19, B. Minnich, E. Sanden, G. De Roos, H. Harrison, P. Elias.
rrB" Track
ht Row: Coach Esper Kels1r, J. VonderReith, K. Bentley, A. Thum, K. Dobson, D. Woodrvm, M. Lindholm, B. Dobson. 2nd Row: Coach Hal Lynn, D. Jon.. , J. Frank, F. Sell, T. Straiten, J. Stephenson, D. Barber, D. Graham, D. Browning, J. Block.
rrC" Track
I st Row: Manager G. Haas, N. Stuart, C. Brookman, D. Kriâ– :i:el, H. Fllloon, W. Fagg. 2nd Row: Manogen, 8. Groy and A. To1.1chard, B. G, .. n, D. McClellond, C. Coulter, D. Wllllams, C. Bentley, T. Lanen, J. Tindall. 3rd Row: Coach Esper Keiser, T. Stork, A. Vandenberg, R. Stopp, E. Loeb, J. Henry, B. Pulliom, R. Angle, Cooch Hol Lynn.
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Bob Arthur HurdlH cu,d Broad Jump
Kent Bentley Mlle
Kor+ian Berug 880
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Bill Bolinger Pol, Vault
DaY, Browning Sprints and Shot Put
K,nt Dobson High Jump and Broad Jump
Mike Gonzales Shot Pu!
Horry Harrhon 440 and Sprints
&ob Jacobs HurdlH and High Jump
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Don Kieselhont
Mike Mcic.klin
Rkhcird Mcirtinet
Bob Minnlth
Sprints
High Jump cind Brood Jump
Pole Vciult cind High Jump
Shot Put
Roger Perkins
George Redmond
Ed Sanders
John Sheldon
Hurdles
Hvtd1H
Pole Vault
440
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John Signer 880
Dick Snelson Shot Pvt
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Baseball Under the experienced coaching of Mr. Len Cohn, this year's baseball team proved to be very strong, with a great deal of speed and a high batting average. Led by Captain Bob Palos, the baseballers finished high in Tri�County league standings. The nine, a comparatively young outfit, will have approximately half the squad returning next year..
Moncigen Norm Rodewald, Mike Schaffer, cind Jim Anderson.
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Ca;i,toin Bob Palos
Cooch Len Cohn
Don Bell Pitcher
Armando Bustos Outfield
Gene Gordon Short Stop
8111 Helber Outfield
Richard Jackson Outfield
Mike Macklin Pitcher, Outfield
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Tom Mackin Catcher
Tom Mone ld Bose
Bob Palos 2nd Bo5e
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Harold Robertson 3rd Ba1♦
Ray Sevilla Pitcher, Outfield
Gordon Webster 3rd Bal♦
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J. V. Baseball
Claremont High's 1959 J.V. baseball team
proved untraditionally strong this year, ending the season with a very respectable win-loss rec ord. Coach Douglas Jones developed the sports Captain
Mike
Torre:r:,
Coach
Doug
JonH,
Captoln Duane Oouglan.
1st Row: 8. Mantle, D. Douglan, C. Bentley, D. Skelton, D. Richardson, L. Hemande:r:. Munt:r:el, J. Larson, J. Hurst, R. Contreras.
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manship and will-to-win that will make these boys the basis
for Varsity teams in future years.
2nd Row: Coach Doug JonH, M. Torre:r:, 8. Green, G.
Tennis Toking to the courts with another powerful team, Cooch Nick Polos' defending Tri-County League tennis champions seemed a good bet for another crown when this story went to press. Last year's team, which won the League title for the first time in C.S.H.S. history, returned this year lacking only two players through gradua tion. The players' exhibitions of good sportsman ship and determination seem to bear out Coach Polos' saying, 01t's a gentleman's sport.'
Coach Nick Polos
Captain Scott Fowlar
Manager Roger Scriven
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Korhan Buzeg DoublH
Scott Fowlu SlnglH
Fred Hardy DoublH
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Bill Briam Singles
Tom Frankel SinglH
Dan Haulton SlnglH
lob Goin SlnglH
Tom Evans SlnglH
Vo" Jock.mo" Sl"glH
Bob Lotti" Ooubl•
Bob Polmer SlnglH
Fred Rohn Si"gles
Lany Scaff Sl"glH
Pete Scott DoublH
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Ron W•ln DoublH
St•v• Young SlnglH
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CharlH Z•tterfMrg DoublH
Scott Wh.aton Dou�IH
Brian Wilcox SlnglH
Dav• Young DoublH
Swim Team Using the Junior High pool as their arena, the swim team of Claremont High had a long season and many victories. As the first team in Claremont history, the mermen swam inďż˝ dependent (weren't in any league) but proved well trained by their mentor, Coach Gene McCarthy.
Row 1: Mr. McCarthy, C. Scherer, R. lteih:, C. Batcheller, D. Gale, T. franhl. Row 2: l. Neward, F. Hungerford, W. Diggs, J. Putnam, L. Yermasek. Row 3: J. Seemann, 8. Zatin,ky, It. Bond, A. Preston, A. Dewhunt.
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G. A. A. The G.A.A., with a full schedule of intra• mural and interscholastic sports events, pro vides many girls with o chance to become proficient in various sports and proves that athletic prowess at C.S.H.S. is not confined to the Varsity squads. Mrs. Kiefer, G.A.A. Advisor.
1 It Row: B. Spann; S. Holl; C. Shook; C. Duke; B. Bertelson; J. Saario; C. Arm$; L. Wynn; M. Eley; S. S(otl; J. Porks; J. Staub; S. Vinger; 0. Mauck. 2nd Row: T. Alcom; T. foapau11; S. MIii.,; I. Nelson; E. Kirner; S. Slaughtu; J. Goodchap; M. Chittenden; J. Bradfield; C. Elder; A. Fraser; J. Shelton; C. Pile; C. Campbell; K. Armour; T. Warhurst.
3rd Row: D. Anderson; L Pierce; 5. Frank; N. Pierce; C. Bromage; K. Hainly; J. Peck; J. Vincent; M.
Flint; J. Gleason; S. Mather; L. Lo�; B. House; T. Fink; S. Mortin; S. Dundas; 4th Row: N. Connor; S. Hammer; E. Towne; M. Matzen; J. Pierce; C. Stocker; I. Strvtton; C. Thatcher; R. Roshay; A. Allen; K. Wash; M. Colby; L. Butcher; L. Looml1; S. Roshay; J. Boardman; M. Seapy.
1st Row: 5. Roshay; D. Ander.ion; J. Gfeo1on; B. Coltrin; L. Pier<e; J. Peck; B. Strutton; 5. Hammer; C. Bdet.
1st Row: J. Pe<k; P. Gach; 8. Batcheller; K. Campbell; L. Thomas; 8. Franklin; B. Clark; C. Richardson; 8. Fleming; 5. Foutt1; 5. McFarland; L. Dunlfon. 2nd Row: J. Perkin1; L. Martin; M. Oti1; M. Eidt; B. Deriglbu1; J. Darby; V. Blacke; P. Madlem; P. Barry; C. Curtis; 5. Bridges; D. Neill; 8. Slacum; K. Clasen; M. William1. 3rd Row: 5. Naldor; M. Sanden; V. Grelsbach; D. Morrison; T. Lasater; J. Loberg; 5. Anderson; J. Hoelh; S. Hines; L. Gale; H. Peters; V. Green; 5. Grady; C. Thoma1; S. Swarts. 4th Row: B. Coltrin; A. Grose; P. Saltekoff; J. Bragge; J. Chry1tie; E. Walden; J. Tibbals; D. Heovyside; K. Sheets; K. Gindling; D. Dvorak; S. Everard; C. Gallardo; C. Clark; J. Mauer.
Dome1tic
Jennifer
Original Clan of '59
Claremont lovelies
Buddi•s
H•-Man
Campus Shots
"Birds of a f•ather."
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This Is your mother's slgnatu�?
Springtime? A"ytlmel
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ADVERTISING
"There is nothing either good or bad, bui thinking rnakes ¡it so." William Shakespeare
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224 Yale Ave.
ROY "Auggie" PIERCE SERVICE STATION 341 W. 1st
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254 3rd St.
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130 Yale Ave.
VILLAGE THEATRE
3rd & Howard
TOWN & COUNTRY 276 W. 2nd ST. NA. 4-2104
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WOLFE'S MARKET 160 W. FOOTHILL BLVD.
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MACK D. PARKS REAL ESTATE 127 HARVARD AVE.
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JEANNIE'S
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2nd St.
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CLAREMONT LAUNDRY 232 N. ALEXANDER AVE. NA. 4-2655
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VILLAGE HOBBY SHOP
134 Yale Ave.
262 2nd St.
TACO KITCHEN
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NA. 9-3657
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Business Directory
ACME CLEANERS
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GEORGE BEAMON SPORTING GOODS 435 W. 2nd St., Pomona, Calif. NA 2-6338 Everything in Sports BEDFORD'S BEAUTY INN 139 So. Garey Pomona, Calif. NA 9-2338 and NA 2-5547 BUD'S BIKE SHOP 217W. 1st. Claremont, Calif. CAMPUS CAB 100 E. 1st Claremont, Calif. NA 4-2514 CLAREMONT HARDWARE 220 Yale Ave. Claremont, Calif. NA 6-5629 FOSTER'S JEWELERS 319 Yale Ave. Claremont, Calif. NA 6-1320 HARAL OF CLAREMONT Distinctive Photography 216 W. Foothill, Claremont NA 6-0744 INLAND SASH AND SUPPLY CO. 5060 Mission Blvd. Ontario, Calif. "Aluminum Windows-Sliding Glass Doors"
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PITTMAN REALTY, New York Life Insurance 350 W. Foothill Blvd. NA 6-1632 and YU 2-3813
RYAN'S A-R TRADING POST 387 W. 2nd, Pomona Western Clothes
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At last I can rest; it's finally done--after eight long months of planning, organizing, slaving, and worrying, with
approaching deadlines ever-near. As I look back on it now, it doesn't seem like such a long time th�u9h. I ca�s!ill
remember when all eleven of us gathered together last summer to plan the page layout before school even began. Joan Vincent and Lynn Eve Martin were with us then but had to drop out ofter school started. We were all sorry to see them go, but academics must come first. With the beginning of school we started the "dummy," a complete design of the book. The whole staff went over every page carefully, keeping in mind our goals of balance, co-ordination, and, above all, striking simplicity. Mr. Thomas, our representative from Yearbooks Incorporated, Monrovia, helped us in countless ways, but we most ap
preciate his mature judgment and constructive criticism in this all-important task.
Once we were satisfied with every page, we tackled the portrait section. Rounding up over 300 students to have
their pictures taken is quite o job even for our able Special Photography Editor, Dione Tracy. She did it, though, and come deadline time, we had all the portraits ready to send in. We were even early! pictures, candids, and advertising pictures with the same skill.
Diane also handled the baby
That wasn't our first deadline however; we had a new and very important one on November 15, a color dead line. The copy, pictures, and art work for all pages with color on them had to be in. I shudder to think what we would have done without Ken Fleming and Horal Larsen. We designed the pages, but Ken did the fascinating drawings, and Mr. Larsen took those breath-taking photographs. On the whole, things ran quite smoothly, with increased activity near deadlines.
Loretto Thomas, Chief Photog
raphy Editor, with the help of her assistant, Caren Elder, would start things by calling Mr. Larsen (or his wife, who was a great help) and having him come to this or that event. He would send them proofs of all pictures, arid they would
select the proper ones, mark the correct sizes on them, and give them bock to him to be printed. prints arrived, they were turned over to Betti Haas.
When the final
Betti, as Copy Editor, and Marilyn Eley, her assistant, would ident all the pictures. I guess everyone on both the annual and Wolfpacket staffs, along with many others, helped do this job at some time or another. All annual
members wrote copy; even Mrs. Noble pitched in. We are especially grateful, though, to Doug Adair and Jerry Kelly, Wolfpacket members, for helping us so much with the sports section. Then come the never-ending job of typing up the idents, copy, a�d witty sayings. This job fell almost solely to Betti and Marilyn.
After Barbara Fleming, the Accuracy Advisor, and at least two others had gone over the copy, it was turned over to our self-sacrificing advisor, Mrs. Noble, who checked it, in relation to the pictures, for spelling, punctuation, composi tion, and accuracy.
This wasn't her only job however.
ihings we really needed.
Her inspiration, guidance, and sympathetic tolerance were
As the final deadline approached, we faced our last big job, advertising.
The whole staff went out gathering
ads under the directions of Suzie Johnson, Advertising Manager. After it was all brought in, Gail Sage took over as Manager to lay out the section and see to it that everything was organized properly.
It's sad for me to realize that it's all over now. We had our troubles and rough spots, but we've loved being a part of it. Most important, we have all done our best, and we feel that it is a good job. We are proud to present this book to you.
Sincerely, Dorothy Jacobs, Editor-in-Chief