Mount Diablo High School 1953 Yearbook (Concord, CA) - Guest Access

STAFF Editor . . . . Assistant Editor Art Editor. Boys' Sports Editor . Girls' Sports Editor . Adverti$ing Manager. Subscription Manager Picture Editor . Staff Photographers Yvonne Cook . Budd Osmon . Marilyn Tibbetts . Mickey Taylor . Joan Knudsen . Larry Minshall . . Patt Funk . Gloria Terry Hoben Thomas Tom Gunderson Cubs . . . . Barrett Jones, Billie Rose, Russ Armstrong, Roy Donnells, Marie Royal Adviser. . . . . Mrs. Helen Lum TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR M.D.H .S. - CONCORD, CALIFORNIA Opening Pages 1-8 Administration 9 Graduates . 17 Classes . 41 Organizations . 61 Activities 77 Sports 87 Advertisements . 110

M. D. H. S. CONCORD CALIFORNIA

Just as all roads lead to our mountain, so do the little hills point to Mt. Diablo, "from whence cometh" our name.

FOREWORD This is Danny Devil, mascot of Diablo High. The Staff invites you to take a tour with Danny through this Diablo '53. Follow him and he will lead you through the halls, into our classes and activities. We hope you will enjoy your trek.

DEDICATION This year the annual st~ff reflects the feeling of Diablo students in dedicating our yeorbook to Mrs. Helen Lum. Every student who has come under her wing h~s benefited from knowing this teacher who is a special combination of gentlewoman and pal. We are proud to have had our names on her roll book. With her journalistic eyes she has not only advised the annual staff, but has also taken over the rigorous job of the newspaper class this year. To you-Helen Lum-the staff of the Diablo '53 dedicates this yearbook.

MR. FERD DIEL Principal MR. ARTHUR BLOOM Vice-Principal PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE The annual recognizes the work and activities of all the students in the school, but especially does it honor the graduating seniors. The graduating class of '53 is the largest ever to graduate from Diablo. In it are students who have attended school together for twelve years while others may have been in the school system for one year. In these twelve years of schooling the seniors have learned from their texts, from each other and from their teachers. They have learned to prepare themselves for various professions or other occupations. While attending school they have been influenced or affected by a variety of problems which have faced them as they grew up. All the experiences undergone in school and out of school have been instru– mental in preparing the members of the graduating class better to take their adult place as active citizens in this or in other communities. As graduating seniors it is good to reflect about the opportunities you have had, about the teachers that have influenced you , about the friends that you have made. In leaving Diablo you will leave with mixed feelings, some of you will be happy to leave and some of you will be sad. The important thing to remember is that you are not com– pleting your education. No matter whether you go into an occupation or into an advanced school, learning continues and your ability to profit from it will determine your growth. It is hoped that while at Diablo you have learned to discriminate well, to weigh carefully, and to judge wisely in whatever field of life you are going. May good fortune be with you at all times. F. DIEL

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