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John Marshall High School Alumni Association Newsletter

3939 Tracy Street, Los Angeles, California 90027Spring 2019

Volume 39 • Issue 1

Dion Neutra is president of Dion Neutra, Inc. aka Richard and Dion Neutra, Architects and Associates of Los Angeles. The firm was founded by Richard J. Neutra in 1926. It celebrates 93 years of service in 2019. Having been born the son of one of the 20th Century’s recognized pioneers in architecture, Dion apprenticed in simple drafting and became interested in the systematic approach of his father’s office from the time he was 11 years old. Since then his interest in the field approached nine decades of exposure, development and growth. At John Marshall High School, Dion was on the Northern League Champion Gymnastics team and was a contender at the City Gymnastics finals. He was also a member of the Citizenship Honorary Society (CHS), the organization that recognizes students for outstanding citizenship and service to the school. After having served during WW II in the US Navy, Dion studied for his junior year at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich and then graduated cum laude from USC in 1950. Due to the extensive training and experience he had received up to that point, he was eligible the same year and passed in one sitting, the rigorous 4-day state board examination to be granted his California license at the age of 24. He also became a member of the AIA in that same year, one of its youngest corporate members. The decade of the 50s saw a continued close association both with his father in his residential practice, as well as with the partnership of Neutra and Alexander. During this time, he was exposed to virtually every project being developed in both practices, also acting as project architect on many. There were a number of award-winning residences, commercial, medical, civic, recreational, institutional, and planning projects during those years. He was especially active in such projects as the U.S. Embassy in Karachi, Pakistan, the Gettysburg Memorial, libraries for Adelphi and Simpson Universities, the Science building at St. John’s College. On his own, after his father’s passing, he designed the main library at Huntington Beach, a Graduate Center at the Claremont Colleges, and several spectacular residences. In all, the firm worked on 11 islands throughout the world. After a brief period of practice for his own account in the early 60s, Dion rejoined his father’s firm as vice-president and partner. In that time, he reconstructed the VDL Research House after the fire which destroyed it in 1963. He became principal of the newly re-named firm, Richard and Dion Neutra, Architects and Associates, in 1965, and has continued to lead it as President since the senior Neutra’s death in 1970. Over the years, Dion has authored numerous articles, over a dozen books, and has been the subject of articles, TV interviews and has curated several exhibitions of the firm‘s work. He is an experienced lecturer, having spoken at clubs, universities, gatherings over several continents. In 1995 he was invited as Keynoter for a major exhibition of Viennese modernists at the Kunsthalle, Vienna. During that time, he was featured on local TV speaking the local German. In October 1998 he spoke as special invited guest at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia, the site of one of the firm‘s spectacular houses on a river front property. In November 2000, he spoke at the University of Minnesota at their invited lecturers’ program. In 1999 and 2000 Neutra works were featured in major exhibitions at the Whitney in NYC and MOCA in Los Angeles and other cities among others. ......continued on page 5

2019 Distinguished Alumni Award Winner is Dion Neutra

Class of Winter 1944

Dion Neutra on his 90th Birthday

President’s Message...

Board Meetings & Important Dates In 2019

All Board meetings are held on the first Tuesday of the month at 6:30pm in the staff cafeteria

unless otherwise noted.

This year began with our annual General Meeting on January 8. At that meeting we said good-bye to one of our longest-serving Board members, and we said hello to a brand-new one! Mary Gilks Geary S’40 stepped down from the board this year after 28 years of helping to guide the alumni association. At the age of 96 ½ she is going to take it easy from now on. We will miss her sweet smile and her positive outlook. Our newest board member is Louis Quan S’67. Louie has been an active alumni association member who attended many of our events. We welcome him to the board as we make our plans for projects and events throughout the year. In 2019 we celebrate the 88th anniversary of the opening of our school and the 40th anniversary of the founding of the alumni association. We encourage all alumni to help us help the school by becoming members of the alumni association. Your dues and donations supply the funding needed to uphold the tradition of excellence for which Marshall is nationally known. Your sponsorship of our projects allows us to give back to the school that gave us so much. We look forward to seeing you at our Marshall events.

So Proud to be a Barrister!Joanna ErdosPresident

Monday, April 1: Cesar Chavez Day Tuesday, April 2: Board meeting*Monday, April 15 through Friday, April 19: Spring Recess (school closed)Tuesday, May 7: Board Meeting*Saturday, May 11: Grad Night at Disneyland*Monday, May 27: Memorial Day *Wednesday, May 29: Senior Awards Night, 6pm in the Aud. (tentative)Tuesday, June 4: Board Meeting*Friday, June 7: Distinguished Alumni Luncheon; Graduation; Semester ends*Tuesday, July 9 : Board Meeting (off campus) *Tuesday, August 6: Board Meeting (off campus)*Tuesday, August 20: New School Year begins for students*Friday, August 30: Admissions Day Holiday*Monday, September 2: Labor Day Tuesday, September 3: Board MeetingTuesday, October 1: Board Meeting*Friday in October or November Homecoming (to be announced)Tuesday, November 5: Board Meeting*Monday, November 11: Veterans Day

*Thursday, November 14 and Friday, November 15 OR November 21 and 22: Alumni Basketball (tentative)

Monday, November 25 - Friday, November 29: School closed for Thanksgiving Holiday

*Tuesday, December 3: Board Meeting (off-campus)

*Monday, December 23 - Friday, January 10, 2020: Winter Recess

*Tuesday, January 14, 2020: Annual General Meeting all alumni who are current in dues are invited

* denotes special event or dateAll dates subject to change: please contact the Alumni Association by e-mail at [email protected] or call 323-953-6542 to confirm dates and locations.

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Make check out to: John Marshall High Alumni Association, P.O. Box 39847, Los Angeles, CA 90039

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The Alumni Association continues to offer some very special keepsakes for JMHS grads. For a specified donation, you can own an Alumni polo shirt, baseball cap, long-sleeved sweatshirt, or any of four ornaments now available in a series! Caps are one-size fits all. Short-sleeved polo shirts are 100% preshrunk cotton. All ornaments are made of real pewter and weigh less than 3 oz. each. Our Alumni Cookbook, Someone’s In The Kitchen With Johnny, also makes a great gift idea for a fellow classmate or alum from any year. Order now! Limited availability on some items. You may order your JMHS merchandise by using PayPal at [email protected]. List your complete order in the comment box.

by Stephanie Corrales As one of the former organizers of the JMHS Endless Summer Picnic, I would like to thank all of you for your support and attendance over the years. I had been in charge of the potluck from 2007 until 2017. I stepped down in 2018 to take care of my Mom. Joe Buford was one of the organizers from inception to 2017. He has since moved and enjoying his new adventure in life. The new organizers are Brenda Sue Bruning - Class of 1975 and Diane Gallas - Class of 1985. The picnic will be located in the Picnic Area of Griffith Park below the Merry-Go-Round near the Tennis Courts. The date is Saturday, June 22, 2019 from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Contact information is as follows: Brenda Sue Bruning - [email protected]. Diane Gallas - [email protected]. Please E-mail Brenda in regards to attendance and name tags. E-mail Diane regarding participating in the Potluck. They suggest the following for the potluck:

If your last name starts with:

A through H: Main DishI through O: Side DishP through Z: Dessert

If you do not wish to do any of the above then please bring bottled water, paper plates, napkins and/or utensils.

If you have food allergies, please make sure you bring what you need. Also, please remember that:

NO ALCOHOL IS ALLOWED IN THE PARK.

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In May 2003, Dion was keynoter at a modernist convention in San Juan, Puerto Rico, at which the work of his father of the early 40s was hailed as the start of modernism on the island. In February 2006, he was invited lecturer in Dallas, Houston and Brownsville, TX; in December, he was the invited feature speaker at the French Society of Architects in Paris. Over the past few years there has been increasing local appreciation for the work of this practice. See examples of articles in Vogue, NY and LA Times, Detour, Bazaar, A&U [Japanese], Architecture, AIArchitecture, Dwell, New Yorker, Forbes. A host of new owners have taken over from the original clients for many of the projects which were built in 20 states and on 4 continents. In October 1998 a major exhibition of the works of the firm opened at UCLA. In 2009, a massive exhibition of Neutra drawings was at the LA Central Library. In 2010, a major museum exhibition of ‘Neutra in Europe’ opened in May at the MARTa in Herford, to which Dion and his wife were invited. Dion’s more recent focus has been on the preservation and conservation of the remaining stock of Neutra Projects as they adapt to new owners and uses over time. He continues his interest in preservation in general, research, speaking and writing with interest in computer applications that could help to implement some of the firm’s philosophy of ‘Biorealism’ and ‘Nature-near Design’. He continues the design work of the firm with select projects alone and in collaboration. In late 2014, he established the NEUTRA INSTITUTE MUSEUM OF SILVER LAKE. Housed in the front part of the Neutra Office Building, a City Monument, this has, by early ’19, hosted close to 100 art shows, and two theater productions, along with many specialty events. The Dion Neutra/Reunion House is the only example of a firm designed project on which both father and son worked, but not concurrently. The house was envisioned in 1950, as a hypothetical “grandparent’s house” where family reunions would be held. The senior Neutras lived in it for two years starting in 1964. From 1966 on, it has been the home of Dion and his family. The John Marshall High Alumni Association is pleased to include Dion Neutra in a very special group of Distinguished Alumni. Dion will be the guest of honor at a luncheon to be held on Friday, June 7 at Les Freres Taix Restaurant. After the luncheon, he will speak at the Class of 2019 Commencement Ceremony at the Greek Theatre.

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2019 Distinguished Alumnus Luncheon RSVP Dion Neutra • Winter 1944

Internationally acclaimed architect

Friday, June 7, 2019 at 1pm • Les Freres Taix Restaurant 1911 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90026 213-484-1265

$35 per person / no host bar For more information, please e-mail [email protected] or call the Alumni Office at 323-953-6542 RSVP by June 1 by sending tear-off to: JMHS Alumni Assn, P.O. Box 39847, Los Angeles, CA 90039

You may pay by check or online using PayPal if you have an account. Go to www.paypal.com and send your payment to [email protected] with a note in the comment box that the payment is for the Distinguished Alumni Luncheon – please also indicate choice of entrée

2019 Distinguished Alumnus Dion Neutracontinued from page 1...

Letters To The Editor...Dear Editor...

John Marshall High School placed 7th in the LAUSD Academic Decathlon and qualifies to the state competition to be held in Sacrament March 21 through 24. Results of the competition were announced Saturday, February 9 in a ceremony at Hollywood HS. Coach Michael Jones and the team of mostly 10th graders are very excited! The team won 28 medals including 9 gold, 8 silver, and 11 bronze. Additionally, Ben Bryant won the HIPP Leadership Award for the second year in a row, and he also won the Larry McCormick Literature Award for being the highest scoring student in the Literature category. Ben went on to win a gold medal as the highest scoring Honors student (GPA of 3.6 or higher) in the entire competition! (So the total is 29+) We are very proud of our Barrister Decathletes! They are: Ben Bryant, Marlon Chay-Escobar, Joshua Gomez, Vahe Hasratyan, Douglas Mendoza, Regina Ortiz, Langston Prince, and Kenny Sophaphong.

Academic Decathlon Team Qualifies For State Competition!

It is often that I have thought about contacting you about some art exhibit or such in which I was involved. Never until now did I do that because there is an important event happening in my artistic life. My following email will indicate that I am having a 50-year Retrospective of my work and thought you might be interested to learn about this Marshall graduate. I am a Summer 1954 graduate of John Marshall. From there I spent two years at LACC and then to UCLA where I earned a Master of Art degree in Pictorial Arts. My first

wife and I produced three terrific sons, all of whom are doing extremely well in their own careers. I taught junior high, then at James Monroe High School in the San Fernando Valley and then at LACC where I taught studio art and art history until my retirement in 2015. During that time I was rather successful in my art career having exhibited my work in Spain, Peru, the Bahamas, Mexico and seven countries in Africa. In the USA I showed at the Washington D.C. Museum of Latin American Art, the Museum of New Mexico, the Museum of Man in San Diego, the Phoenix Art Museum and in Los Angeles at the Museum of Latin American Art, the Southwest Museum, the Armand Hammer Museum and the Autry Museum of Western Art. I was fortunate to receive a Fulbright Fellowship for a year’s study in Peru and an Arts America Grant to give a 5-city lecture series in the country of Colombia. My work is published in the volume on Contemporary Chicana and Chicano Artists by the Bi-Lingual Press, Arizona State University I have given lecture on art to the Getty Institute of Conservation, the Native American Institute, the Docents of the LA County Museum of Art, the Los Angeles Conservancy and the Museum of Latin American in Long Beach. I created a large mural for the LA Metro System Headquarters in El Monte and was chosen to create a “Neighborhood Poster” for the same Metro System As I have done for the past 20 years. I am making plans with my wife to lead an art travel tour to a foreign Spanish-speaking country.Thought you might be interested.Raoul De la Sota (DeSota in 1954)

My name is Henry Lipson and I am wondering if there are enough able bodied members to have a 70th year reunion. I was editor of the Blue Tide in 1949 and now live in Sherman Oaks CA. I am still in reasonably good shape physically but mentally have a few problems like forgetting appointments or remembering to feed the dog. I am willing to volunteer to serve on a committee to plan the event if there is enough interest. I would prefer to have the event in the SF Valley or West Los Angeles. After graduation I went to pharmacy school, then spent 2 years in the army and then owned a pharmacy in Encino for 40 years. I have been retired since 1997. I have 4 children and 5 grandchildren, divorced in 1974 and remarried in 1976. My 2nd wife and I traveled the world for 40 years and enjoyed almost every minute of it. Looking forward to hearing from anyone out there. ( anyone from the Class of 1949 who is interested, please contact the editor at [email protected].)Henry Lipson S’1949

Dear Editor...

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Thursday, April 11, 20197am - 10pmFundraiser

01 09 Boys Volleyball $200.00 Donation to team.01 16 Tennis Team Champions $200.00 Donation to City Champion Tennis Team for Championship rings.01 17 Football Awards Banquet $804.83 Alumni Board members presented City Championship Duffle Bags to the Varsity team.01 22 Academic Decathlon Alumni judged speeches at practice session.01 26 JMHS 87th Anniversary $100.00 Alumni Board members served cake to staff at lunch to commemorate the opening day in 1931.02 01 Newsletter $7175.00 Winter Edition.02 03 Aca Deca Cheering section at the Super Quiz.02 11 Aca Deca Cheering section at the Awards Ceremony at Belmont.02 26 Los Feliz Improvement Assn Schools mtg. Represent the alumni association at this mtg.03 21 Grad Night Sales $90.00 Sponsor/supervise/assist with ticket sales.03 29 Audit/Budget Committee meeting to complete the annual audit and Committee meeting. creation of the new year’s budget. 04 25 Scholarship Selection Alumni board members helped select winners of Committee alumni scholarships.04 26 Track Meet Alumni board members volunteered to judge.05 01 Newsletter $7175.00 Spring Edition.05 08 Distinguished Alumni Organize and conduct tour of campus for our 2018 Distinguished Alumnus, Dr. Barish.05 12 to 05 13 Grad Night Alumni Board members assisted with supervision of Alumni Association sponsored event loading of buses at 11am on Saturday and of returning students at 3am on Sunday. Also, Alumni Assn. members chaperoned the students to Disneyland overnight.05 15 Fundraiser at Canoe Organized a fundraiser night at the Canoe House .House in South Pasadena.05 21 Los Feliz Improvement Alumni Board members represented the assn. Assn meeting at this community meeting.05 30 Senior Awards Night $23,235.00 The association gave 49 scholarships, funded mostly through donations, to graduating seniors.

Thanks to your dues and donations, the Alumni Association had another successful year of supporting the students of John Marshall High School. Below is a list of highlights of what you helped us achieve in 2018. Just as every membership makes a difference, every action or donation also makes a big difference. Remember, we are all volunteers and we invite YOU to volunteer with us!

Alumni Association Accomplishments in 2018John Marshall High Alumni Association

Monetary and Non-Monetary Contributions in 2018

Date Project/Program Amount of Non-Monetary Contribution Contribution

05 30 Senior Awards $30,000.00 Also awarded were 60 scholarships of $500 each Night from the Gordon and Nancy Mackechnie Foundation, founded in memory of alumni Gordon Mackechnie, Class of 1937, and Nancy Varnum Mackechnie, Class of 1946; distributed through the alumni association.06 07 Distinguished $175.00 Honoring this year’s Distinguished Alumnus – Dr. Barry Alumni Awards and Luncheon C. Barish W’54.06 07 Graduation at the Provided Distinguished Alumni speaker.Greek Theatre06 08 Faculty Retirement $100.00 Presented retiring faculty members with certificates; Reception continental breakfast for all staff.07 28 Class of 1968 Assisted with organization; help at event.Reunion08 13 Welcome Back $100.00 Donation to provide continental breakfast for staff onOpening Day Breakfast for staff the first day of the new school year.09 01 Newsletter $7175.00 Fall Edition.09 08 Alumni event Representative of Alumni Association attended.09 22 Class of 1978 Representative of Alumni Association attended.Reunion10 12 Homecoming Alumni information table and merchandise sales.11 09 Alumni Basketball Collected donations to raise funds for the Ralph Games – Women & Men Yzguerra Scholarships and provide supervision.11 19 Meeting with alumni Representative of Alumni Association attended.12 31 Total monetary donations $76,529.83 Total hours donated (countless)

Back Row: Joseph W. Dozier, Attorney; Robin Lee-Ramirez, Chief Financial Officer.Seated Left to Right: Celia Quanz, President & Chief Executive Officer; Fran Cooley, Secretary

Officers of the Mackechnie Board of Trustees

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In MemoriamJohn R. StrickleyWinter 1939Grace Hayashi WarnerWinter 1940 Neal Leonard DysteWinter 1941Carter ConlinSummer 1942Robert B. MorelandSummer 1943Marian Brown PureSummer 1945Maxine Hazel Baker WheatcroftClass of 1946Mimi Blau KallandSummer 1948John BrevidoroSummer 1948Dino SarnoSummer 1948Janet Rosenthal SwireSummer 1949Roland M. CliffordSummer 1949Thomas AkawieSummer 1955Alexander ReisbordSummer 1955Edward R. ComportSummer 1955

Theresa Germaine Grosso Salumunekc. 1944Douglas CoolWinter 1955Ted FurrSummer 1957Rebecca BlytheBorkgren MyersWinter 1958Robert (Bob) RossSummer 1959Virginia Roe McDonald WheelerClass of 1961John R. BradleyWinter 1962Julie Gerhart StiresSummer 1964Paul S. FirthSummer 1969Eileen Bement YoungSummer 1969Debbie Ferrie PooleSummer 1971Jesse J. AlirezSummer 1973Steve LimonSummer 1979Zachary KnutsonSummer 1988

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1969 - The Class of 1969 is holding a 50-year reunion on Saturday, May 18, 2019. Alumni from the Classes of 1967 and 1968 are also invited. It will be held at the Hilton Hotel in Glendale. For more information, please contact the Reunion Committee at www.reunioncommittee.com or call them at 661-259-5999. Purchase tickets EARLY to save on ticket price and to save your spot!1979 - The JMHS Class of 1979 is holding a 40-Year Reunion on Saturday, May 18, 2019 from 5pm-2am at the Hotel Angeleno,170 N Church Ln., Los Angeles, CA 90049. Please contact us for at: [email protected].

Save the Date! Wednesday, September 25, 2019

Join us to celebrate 40 years of the John Marshall High Alumni Association in an intimate conversation with some of our Distinguished Alumni Award winners.

Details and ticket information will be in our next newsletter.

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Officers and Board Members 2019

President: Joanna Erdos S’70Vice President: George Young W’68V.P. / Faculty Liaison: Ynez Herrera Reinschmidt S’59Recording Secretary: Robin Lee-Ramirez S’70Corresponding Secretary: Judith Aszterbaum Sarup S’72Treasurer: Ovanes Shaginyan S’04Scholarship Coordinator: Barbara Berridge Kramig W’65Public Relations Director: George Martinez S’62 Historians: Susanna Erdos W’68, Marcia Mullins S’59Audit and Budget Committee Chairman: Susanna Erdos W’68Special Projects Chair: Tom LaBonge S’71

At-Large Board Members: Roberta Trimlett S’52, Louis Quan S’67, Nora Wejbe Mosqueda S’69, Laurel Moore Ho S’69, Kathy Masalcas Sullivan S’72, Victor Ortiz S’74, Conrado Guerrero S’96, Zillah Guasch S’02

Editor of Newsletter: Scott Reinschmidt S’81

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