Balboa High School - Galleon Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1946 volume:

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Fi' MX 'z M ' . , 52,1 wf L' 4 ' U'-Y 41 'T I .LiiaJ!tL1, ,. , 3.73 il- If W A 15 c -:ffl l S, I, i A , . . Q 4 3 J 1 - , .am r m , , r . . 1,7 9 lk, f a 1 f I '-.f '1-lr. ' Haiti 'I L, ',rQ'?.'- ks 1 . 'fd - I ' , 4' ' ag - I C of .Q ' i ' N fy 4 f. A l ,gd .5 PN' DEDICATIO r. JOHN NOLAN Q . . .for his youth, his smile and his unceasing enthusiasm, we, the. Galleon staff of 1946, gratefully dedicate this year book to john Nolan, our teacher, advisor and friend. Assistant Editor Boys' Sports - - Girls' Sports - - Typists - - - - Business Manager Ad Salesmen - - JOANNE HOGAN ALAN ANDREWS JEAN TROIVIPETER ROGER PATTERSON ALICIA BECK HUBBARD HOWE, jr JACK IVICKIBBEN RENATO MONACO RICHARD RUNISEY 71, GALLEO Editor - MARY CARROLL In this first postfwar Galleon we see ourselves as very young students who, though we are aware of our responsibilities, are intelligent enough to seize our opportunity for gaiety while we have it. But when we look back upon ourselves sometime in the future, we will be glad to see our patriotism, romance, simplicity and impatience even though it may be naive. We will think about the fun, the games, the dances, the clubs, the uniforms, the friends, the teachers and the classes with longing, for most of us our years in high school will be remembered as the most carefree time of our lives. Therefore since we posses this insight, we are making our 1946 GALLEON a happy book which, we hope, will represent our youthful spirit and our idealism and we pray that our generation does not lose it. 1946 C ... I jx e- Q A sv- ND THE WORLD LAUGHS WITH YOU 1 Q i Q N. -. Q .sf -rf 1 ,EX M,-fs ig? 6 fl' Q' ' wi Sr ...ff f 'N-.W . x g 'X w'..w mmf, A M 5 Q . ' 'if 4 1 M' 0 uv., if w-F4 -K ' 15: N712 ,,. V . -6.3 , w.,+,x.,S. K Sn xxx . . -Y rv mi- Q.: sk M W X . 1 BSN' sig h ' S 5' 0 xx X . - gf xy . 49 I + l TO BEGIN A YEAR 01 'K wgwxx 1 'lv' 'fig x N -I Q - ai Q 5 . sf : .N Q fx I X Vx .4 x E 5 Q i f . A 5 :Q Jw MX L , X , .gr-. sem Q K X f X 'xi ' x A3 X ' fs? X NNE if 5 ,Q x- ' 4 ' ' ' if 5 1 5 kg v 'I 'Q K as i x N 4 x 1: ., ,.- Y I h X . Q :M ' x I -. 2 A ..- 4. I M, 55 xi 'N ,M X , xii YQ.- ygf I, ,gg X I si f 4 S -........... Administration ,fx TWC 'J . A X Us :J,,,?sf:x JG Q M ,, . Q L5,'Q'w'fH fQ gum wffrf 1 K K,:EU,:gf,fE' 'MTS 213' W. my fa l ff W.. .f 4? Q if .. 2. 1 g A 5? A .al , we 12. Q ' W I , x u, A :HSSP 'Hx 5 Aff . . . 1 I s' , R H ' , .4 srkliiffffsh. nK Swiisvwfmiiiwib' wif wail? WE. SIDNEY H. DAVIDSON 0 PRINCIPAL An old saying, 'laugh and the world laughs with you, ery and you cry alone, emphasizes the virtue of approaching life with a cheerful attitude. However, some use this adage as an excuse for evading the serious side of life altogether. People who laugh in the wrong places and at the wrong time are regarded as foolish, and no one has much use for them. As our seniors of 1945 depart to fulfill their various destinies in this troubled world, I should like to express to them my sincere wish for their happiness and their success. It is my fond hope that life will present for all of them a smiling aspectg yet I ani confident that when necessary they are prepared to grit their teeth with most profound gravity and hattle their way through to the silver lining and the laugh on the other side. SIDNEY H. IDAVIDSUN ' TRTLK - D - ,WHILE 1 j'ACT1o - Q.. Due to the efforts of Mr. Davidson and the five competent men who constitute the Board of Trustees, our school has had a very auspicious year. Mfg Dodge, Mr. dfinch, Mr. Beek, Mr. Fitzpatrick, and Mr. Mellott are the members' of the board.d I'hese men, who are glected by the voters of this school district, are responsible for the ,large task of handling much of the administrative work in connection with the school. In addition, all matters pertaining to the finances of the school must pass through their hands. Tliisaincludes payment of all bills, salaries, super' vising, purchasing, and looliing after the financial matters: pertaining to maintenance. l Although we rarely see these men, we are all grateful for the services they perform. l l lu s 'va D. J. Donor A. H. FITZPATRICK W. B. MELLOTT at J. A. BEEK BRADEN FINCH .W . F' MR. ANDERSEN Miss BRANDHOFER Mlss CONVERSE Miss DANIELL MRS. FEELEY Miss Fox Miss FROEHLICH 3 MR. GRABLE MR. HARRYMAN 5 Miss HIEBSCH Q 3 MR. HUGHEs MR. JOHNSON MR. HAMBLET 0 VicefPrincipaI I MRs.McS15vNEY MR. MILLE1 MR. WORDEN MRS. ULRIOH MR. WHlTENECR MR. NOLAN MRS. PATTERSON MR. PICKENS MR. POWELL MR. REED MR. REHME 1VfRS. RICHMOND MRS. SANDERS MR. SAWIN MISS STOEVER IVfR. THOMPSON B MRS. SHERMAN 0 Dean of Girls S OFFICE STAFF OFFICE ASSISTANTS Mrs. Hoefner 0 Mrs. Albers Seated: Lzlvon Lionlwarger, jean Trompeter Standing: Molly Redmond, Mona Wirmdrixmger, Ve Nielsen, jean McCosh THE E WORK FC 0 SX bwmqmms NNNAN-xwt Siwiuxviciii STANU S'TAI1'F C.-XFETERIA Srixifif ff: Vxfyvniine Berry, Mrs. Frink Mrs. Baker, Mrs-. Czirmiehziel, Mrs. jzinies, Mrs. Caisse ngvy Customers: David Pridham, Charles LaBe11e, Virginia Cassel, Harvilla Tourney David Higgins, joe -Izieksoii, Gunning Butler UR PLEASURE IV1.-XINTENANCE AND DRIVERS Back Row: Mr. King, Mrs. Baker, Mr. Frink, Mr. Shzirinim, Mr. Ott Front Row: Mr. Phoenix, Mr. Erwin, Mr. Hartmann, Mr. Trueiwlwud CHEERFULI RALPH FREITAG President The student court is composed of all of the members of the board of control and a represenf 4 tative from the Hi Tars and Girls' League organ' ue, izations. It meets every other Monday. it A M A This court is charged with dealing with offenses committed against the student body rules. Each case is carefully considered and proper punishment is pronounced. A case record is kept in the office and an offender, after three citations, is automatic' , ally sent to the office to be disciplined. RODNEY GOULD 0 HifTar Representative VIRGINIA BACHMANN 0 Girls' League Representative BRUCE MCGAVREN 0 Senior Class Representative SUSAN WALKER Secretary 'E ELECTED QUINCY Cfxss Vice-President Members of the court this year were: Ralph Freitag, student body president, Quincy Cass, student body vicefpresidentg Susan Walker, student body secretaryg Frances Wilcox, student body treas' urerg Bruce McGavren, senior class representative, Earl Killefer, junior class representative, Murray sophomore class representative, Dora Eastman, freshman class reprexntativeg Hal Young, Hi Tar representative, and Virginia Bachmann, Girls' League representative. EARL KILLEFER 0 junior Class Representative MURRAY BROWN 0 Sophomore Class Representative DORA EASTMAN 0 Freshman Class Representative FRANCES WILCOX Treasurer CLASSES le 1 i' 5 1 EK, J 2 wh Q 4 ff ' Y f L if , J Egg, -X Q PX- TO THE CLASS OF 1946 DICK WALLNER JAMES SHAFER CHRISTABEL GARDNER ROBERT DQUGH President VicefPresidenc Secretary Treasurer 3 I i E E -WE BID FAREWELL. MAY YOUR FUTURES BE FILLED WITH SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS. ARTHUR ABBOTT RUTH ALDRIDGE ALAN ANDREWS JACK ANDREWS NOLAN ARCHER CHARLES ATKINSON VIRGINIA BACHMANN JAMES BAILEY DICK BEAN HELEN BEAN ALICIA BECK ALICE BOYD HELEN BOYS JIM BROOKS GRACE CAMPBELL MARY CARROLL WESLEY CASE JACK CASH QLYINCY CASS BOE CHECK LORETTA COLEMAN JOHN R. CONNELL BERNAROINE COURON JIMMIE CTRAMER ALFRED CRANE DAVID CROSS LEONARD DEBORD BETSY DEGRASSE BOB DOUGHTY ROBERT DURKEE JEAN EDICK NORMA FIDLER GEORGE FINCH JOHN FOWLER RALPH FREITAG CLARA FUKUDA CHRISTABEL GARDNER NORMA GHERE RODNEY GOULD DICK GRABLE PEGGY GRIFEITIHI JEANNIE Lou GRUND BERGEN HESS GEORGE HEDANI jo,-INNE HOGAN VIRGINI.A HIILRER ANNE IdIoI.I.II3.IxUcII RIILANII HKTRNBY HUBBARD HCWE MARY HOWE EDITH JACOBSEN HERBERTA JOHNSON PEGGIE JOHNSON JOYCE ANNE JONES RICHARD KELLER ANN KELLY ARDELLE KENNELL GRACE KENTCH PATRICIA KILLEFER RICHARD KILPATRICK LAVERNE KINBERG R0sE KOLEW NILES LADERER JOSEF LENSKI ROGER LIND LAVON LIONEARGER AGNES LUDWIG JOHN MARTIN BRUCE MCGAVREN CALVIN MCINTEE RICHARD MCKEE JIIHN MCKIBBEN LORIS MEYER WILLIAM MOFFITT RENATO MONACO RUBY MOR1 ROSIE MUNIZ BEVERLY MYERS NANCY NEICE JAMES NELSON MARJOR1E NELSON PAT NORMAN BARBARA PACKARD JACQUELINE PARKE ROGER PATTERSON KATHERINE PHOENIX NANCY PIERSON ELLEN POTTER DONALD PRIDHAM CHARLOTTE PRIEST ELAINE QUARRY SHIRLEY REEVES VAN NORMAN RILEY RONALD RIMA JAMES RUBEL RICHARD RLIMSEY F3365 .M 'Ss .fm Q Y . ,ugh 1 E SW fx ,. fiislmii i X - X iii: -,K 2 xi 51,6 E, x ii i SEQ: :si K .Ag - M 'Nw ixg , , if ggfsm , K 4 X Q, X. 55.1 ,XX x 12 GL K' GLORGIE Y ARDLEY SUSAN WALKER DICK WALLNER COODELL WARREN FRANCES WILCOX DONALD WQJODHOUSE DONALD WORDEN xx: M Q 1'-' ! ,ian R, f-3 J ' 'gt' fix 1 ix use X 34 ,..., .-. 9 Q. ff.-4 -.na 53 Wikia N ,.,. gy , Www Qu Nw? e X. .. ff'- Q fi JK M- 4 ',f-0 .X A x.: - K A N C- 5. 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This has necessitated a tidy amount of labor, especially by Advisor, john Nolang Editor, Mary Carroll, and Business Man' ager, Hubbard Howe. Besides those mentioned there were: Joanne Hogan, Assistant Editor, Jean Trompeter, Girls' Sports Editorg Alan Andrews, Boys' Sports Editorg Alicia Beck and Roger Patterson, typists. This Galleon has had a great many things in its favor4-primarily the Allied Vicf tory which has enabled the many businesses connected with year books to provide a better quality paper, printing and cover. In addition to these, this year book has benefited from the expert advice of john Nolan, whose enthusiasm and encouragement have inspired the staff. The G LLEO The BE CO Editor 0 N.'XNlIY Niilcti Ahly edited hy Nancy Neice, assisted hy Herherta blohnson, Marie Lallerle, Roger Hillhouse and Richard Rumsey, this year's Beacon has given Harhorites a wellfrounded news coverage. Besides the regular columns, there were various and sundry features which gave our weekly paper a new sparkle. Among these were: lVIolly's Corner, After Hours, Personals, Song of the Week, Did You Know? and many really funny Exchanges. This ear the aver was suonsored h Mrs. Mar Lee Richmond who fuided the Y P l l Y Y , L journalism class along progressive lines. She gave the reporters a great deal of freedom, which accounts for the improvement of the Beacon during 1945 and 1946. l i'ullt How: Nolan Ari-hi-V, Patsy Roek, Pat Glass. Joy .lzmv Robinson. Molly R1-mlninml. limftsy Ile-llrzlssi-, Edith .lavolvsi-n. 1'ai'nlc-4- Bun-slim-k. Don W'ooilliousi-. Sf-1-onilliuw: Ralph Fri'il:1:. Mrs Rif-limoml tlnslrui-lnu'I, Annu' Hnllilwauuli. .loan Ailanis. Nan l'ivl-son. Maria' l.aP1-i'lm-. Nam-y Neil-1-. Arrlr-llv Kc-mu-ll. H4-rlu-rla .lol1nsun. Rosle-r Hillliousv, llavk Row: Rir-llaril Rllnisi-y. Don vV2lll2ll'l'. Bev!!-n H4-ss, lx nwli Hmm Irmml Raw: 1':mn-rm: Thu 4-mul IC: lm wh linxx lrnlll liuui N1 vmui R1-xx 2 nx' 2 'NX Rlllh .XIdv'l4I:u-. llnrulhy VK 1-luhl. Mary BIIHIIUJ. lJ:nx1nl lruff. Iivllv lb-'un l5:u'Pu1':u Stmnzlll. l'r':uy 'I'x'1111-. M:u'::n'1-I Kipp. 4'zul'ul5n Nlllvhr-H. Mzlylvzllwl l,:1lh' 2 hr-Ilm l' r':1l1kH llll4III4' llmrnlulz. lilll lirmnvll. limb lmuahlp. ' ' ' ' '- - Vhzlrlullv- Prim- ' ' wt. X lx':ll1l:n lim-Ixlxuzulllu. .l:nmv- Flu-Ilf-llwull. .l:nmf1. fill,-mn fNIlI1!l-vc! liuvlwy, .Lum-1 Hy-414-ln. In-vu-rly liraum-. Nnvmzx Uh:-ru-. Ku-v Kuh-xx. R4-:mln BIn11:wo. I Rus:-I' l'.llIs-r-fm. V1--ml Manson. Vnxmlu Shunli. .XV4ir'Il4- K:-l1lufWI. lI1l'Iwu'I.l .luhl1Nmu. Nui RIII1 V. .Him .Xmllw-xx-. OR AOQIILTY M NN up 111. Km-u Ifl-1-In-l'. .lJil'lll1ll' U-umiym-:nl'. llolmw- 111111. All-'lu lin-1-li. I-Illvll Pntlul Huhlvznwi lluwv. Nm-nm .If-:ul Hzlrtln--, Rlllll 'I'h:al:'hv-r. Knlllrylm Vxlvllvlnulmlll, .lf-:umv I-Idlwlx II4 ll. Hu-1:4-v Blvkimrv-I1. Nl:n1'::n'u-1 Nwlxmv. Nzulwy Nm--4 .I.4--luv l'.1l'luf. Rm .Iowa hlmiyf lxwlwxx. ll.u'I--4-In Iir5:nll. lI.u':1 lwliilx-1.1. Nlmgx l.u11 l,:nxll'n-. NLU5 1.ulv4+ll ,.l4N-plum' S-'In1lrw. Juln- .Xml l'l-1-mlm-. lil:-:mm .Ml:ul114lmlx. Aly.-v lima-null: This year our Honor Society elected Bruce McGavren for president, and Huhlward Howe for secretary. The group had many meetings trying to decide what they would do on their annual pilgrimage to Los Angeles. In the end, they went to the Philharf monie auditorium to see the Ballet Theater perform among others, 'iThe Spectre de la Rose, and The Firehirdf' In the spring, on April 3, the regular memhers of the National Honor Society were allowed to take a scholarship examination, valid for any accredited college, which was worth at the maximum 35300, Twelve scniors were selected to take the test, These activities, in addition to their regular duty of conducting drives for TB and the lvlarch of Dimes, made the year more interesting than usual. LIBRARY This year our lihrary staff under the wellfinformed leadership of Ruth Stoevcr, has stacked magazines, checked out hooks and made covers every period during the day and hefore school in the morning. The scholastic requirements of the various classes have put an increased hurden upon the staff, hut they have worked hard and pleas' antly. The lihrary has heen supplied with an unusually large amount of new hooks this year, which were rarely seen as they were much in demand. Rolu-Na 'I'aylor. ll:-tty .l:u-lilin. ll:-li-n liifan, Nornm l ulli-in ll:1l'lvai'a I':n-k:n'il, Miss Ruth Stovvvi' 4TIlSll'lIl'iUl'l Ri:-li:u'nl Runisi-y, Dorolhf-a Ibilrrolliih. Kathryn Vlllllllllfhillll. l'h:ii'IotIi- Bi-st. Virgrinia lll'i!Ill'. Doris Billings, Jvunue Edick, Grace Howland, BH'fblL1'ZL Hollingsworth, Betty Bean, Shirlf-y Fidlcr. ' i ' Nr! iss... 5 , 3 . 5 g Front Row! 1i2ll'bill'lL Iiai'1ilxnusi-, Dom Eastman, Kalliryn llllllllllltfllillll. Sarah Iii-sl, law I,ioulmr::i-r. .lim Gibson. Jim Hv:uston.Ro1hliv Gould. Giwuw- Hnwlznul. Marariv Gibbs. Doi-is l5IlllIlLl'S. .Ii-:ulillv Edin-li. Suvoml Row! Ruby Mori, I':utIy Golllal, Virgiinia Roni:-i's, Dolormfs Youn:', Hill Skilmfs, Hill Hand. llrinn llanznl. Bob Jmlilin, Nailim' Milli-i'. Ruth 'Pu'-Ii, .Ioyw Growi-r. Patsy Roi-k. 1':n'olim- Illutvhi-ll. Eluisu Own-n. Back Row: Shirlvy Fiilh-r, Bi-tty Bi-an, Pal, Zamlovk, '1'i'ri-y 'Futth Rutl . Stuart Gilli-ltw, Dol Roy Moiitp:'o11u'i'y, Pa! M4-Mnsti-rs. lionnim- N1-lson. M:iru:u'i-l Kipp. l'm-:HN Johnson, .lo H1-ilctz, Barbara Hollingsworth. -. i v2ll'Ill'X. Myrtlv Kaunp. In-an Hall. Among their many contrihutions to this school year the chorus and the scxtcttc arc most rcmcmhcrcd for thcir rendition of Handcls Christmas Mcssizili. Thcy also performed in thc Vxfashington Day scrvicc and they sang at thc Comincnccmcnt and Baccalaurcatc exercises, ln addition to their local appearances thc chorus rcprcscntutl our school in various othcr activitics, such as thc Music Fcstival at Anahcim. GLEE CLUB ORCHE TRA ' Dixie Smith, James Steffensnn, Mr. Sawin llnstructorl, Ruth Grimm, Edith Jacobson, Grace Kentch, Norma, Ghcrc, Pat Welsh, H4-len Boys. 4 This year Mr. Lee Sawin directed our music department. Under his enthusiastic guidance, both the band and the orchestra entertained the student body on many occasions-the former at all football games and several assemblies and the latter at intermissions of all dramatic productions and during several music programs which drew eager responses from the audiences. We owe them a great debt of gratitude. Standing: Bill Skiles. Anne Kelly, Stewart Gillette, Mr. Sawin llnstructorl. , Sitting: Sidney Davidson, Alva Ann Dr-ntnn, Norma Gherv, Constant-0 Shook, John Connell- Bob Ore. Dick' Bmw:-. Graco Kentvh, Edward Wilc-ox. Paul Robertson. Robert Slaughter, Frank Spit-lhursvr. Ralph Noble, Harlan Hoyt, Andrm-as Jr-iisvii. Bill Mr-elvy. Marcus Munsen. 4' 5 at AN ' R Q gg g Q X Lgww why , SS, I g i' 'X' .fx X, Q Us 5 2:51 K wif U 1 - '. Q is W Q 5 X Y R ..-:. W . .2 .... K S 'Q 3, :Q xik Q as fi f 9 Q 'fb' A W-A Q ' egg 5 i Si uw X WW xi' .. .1 ..... .,. X,- Q E X w x 5 A L,W,.,. A , VK g-W' 4 M X X mp X - gf X, , 0, f ey , me ' Q 322, ix f,f N3 f' Q 45'-,. ggiAxFe4Ef Rf, . , ST' 'Wylie' 'ii' S 5 X Q' gi X Front Row: Jim Sll1ll'l'l', Louis Mi-Ilo, lioervr Hillhousv. Roddy Uoulml. lion Wooilhousi-, Ronald Rllllllu Bill Peyton. Uoavlx Reed. Bm-li Row: Brizm Hauzal, Ralph Frm-liar, .Iolm Fowl:-r, Quincy Pass, Roy Wzurzl, 4':nm-ron illlllllll. liouw-1' Liml, Holi Durlv-1-. Harhor's male athletic cluh, recently named I'lifTars, is responsihle for handling the more rigorous activities of the school. Among them, this year, were the Freshman' Sophomore War VVhoop, the Foothall Beanie Week, the Red Head Exhihition Game with the alumni team, the Bush League, the Peanut League and the Interfschool Stag with Huntington Beach High School, 194546 officers were: Mogul, Hal Young: Vicef Mogul, jim Shaferg Scrihe, Roy Wzirdg Gazaho, Ralph Freitag, The most important achievement of this year's memhers was the purchase of the Hiffar Victory Bell a long cherished dream which is now a reality. - HI-TAR ' Lvft to Rirhli Mai'joi'ii- Privif, B2ll'l'll'2l Stovall. Dorothy Wrifrht, f'll2ll'l0lll' PlllllIl1'y, Mary f'ill'I'llll. Jeannin- Lwn Grund, .Inyw Ann Jones. Lois Strunk. Tanya. Si-1-ly. Lavon l,ionh:n'r:m', Vvllllil Cass, Nancy Ni-im-. Arilvlli- Ki-nur-ll. Ri-vliiu-ti: Fraiiii-ifs Wilcox, H4-rhvrta Johnson. Here you see the 194546 memhers of the TrifSigma Cluh--fformerly named TrifY. Besides a new name, TrifSig has added a new note in Harlwor, which is conf geniality. Prexy Herherta johnson, Vice Prexy Frances Wilcrux, Secretary Ardelle Kennell, Treasurer Joyce Ann Jones, and Sergeantfatfarms Mary Carroll along with the rest of the cluh, have spent a very happy, comparatively uneventful year. However, what it did, it did well. On Octoher 5, 1945 the Harbor Beacon announced that the cluh would super' vise the concessions' for all foothall games. It did so in a very well organized manner. For its part of the Christmas festivities, the cluh presented a seiniffornial dance at the Legion Hall on Decemher 14. It was definitely successful. In the spring, the cluh participated in the field day for the Sth grades, and made many new friends. It owes much of its success to its enthusiastic sponsor, Mzlrge Adams, without whose guidance, the cluh would feel lost. ' TRI IGMA- Front Row: Lavon Lionh:u':ri-r. Norma F'uIlm'. Lois Strunk, Cathi-rinv Anrlrsfws. B1ill',l0l'l4' I'i'iw-. .Ii-annie Lou Grunsl, Ji-an 'I'x'ol11n1-ter, Dorothy Wrizrht. A1111-llv Ki-nnvll. Ilzn'ln':1 Stovall. Bai-k Row: Joym' Ann Joni-s. .Im-ann-tlv Talstra. Niunvy Pierson. H4-ls-n BUZIII, The G.A A. Cahinet kept very active this year. With Jeannie Lou Grund as president, we had nothing hut the hest. Corky Bean held down the office of vice' president. The two cahinet memhers who were always kept husy were Lavon Lion' harger, recording secretary, and Lois Strunk, corresponding secretary. Barhra Stovall was treasurer. She had charge of selling apples and kept the kids happy munching. The managers were: Joyce Ann Jones, Ardelle Kennell, Norma Fuller, Nan Pierson, Jean Trompeter and Marjorie Price. Dot Wright was equipment manager. Representatives of Frosh and Soph classes were Jeanette Talstra and Cathy Andrews respectively. Besides selling at games and sponsoring a dance, there were many other activities. Of course, the most important was the annual hanquet. The theme was Mother Goose, It was a great success. Special thanks should go to Miss- Adams our advisor. Mrs. Sherman also wins our appreciation for her work. BIET The Girls' League Cahinet hegan working immediately. Its first move was to decrease the nuinher of chairmen. Now there are only four: Social Chairman, Joanne Hogan: Art Chairman, Jackie Parkeg Puhlicity Chairman, Alicia Beckg and Usherettc Chairman, Verna Nielsen, At the heginning of school the BigfLittle Sister Party was held. The purpose of this was to acquaint the upper classmen with Freshmen girls and new girls. The annual Sadie Hawkins: Dance was a hig success. It was held at the Legion Hall on lvlarch S. Virginia Holker was chosen Daisy Mate and Bill Mtmffitt L'il Ahner. A tea was given for the mothers in the patio. This year, for the first time, the Girls' League Cahinet attended conferences at Anaheim and Glendale. Ivlany new ideas were formulated and they will he used to make next year even more successful. ls-It to Iiiehti Alu-In Ili-wk, Hi-If-n Davis. .Iosr-pliiiie Shultm-, .Iny Jain- Robinson, Jaeliie Pzirlu-, Yiririiiia Bilvlllllilllll. .Ioan Atlilllli Gloria Matson, V1-rim Nic-lsr-n Ann Pollilis, Joanne Ho::':m. , ,i. i GIRL ' LE GUE HALL MO ITOR The Hall Monitor group is made up of students who are assigned the duty of apprehending prospective class ditchers and hall wanderers. It is their duty to check and see that all of the persons who are in the halls have a right to be there, and have slips signed by their instructors. The Hall Monitors are stationed in four places: the library, in the hall by the office, outside the typing room, and in the hall near the cooking room. There are six groups, one for each period. They consist of a captain, three regulars, and two alternates. The Hall Monitors have no connection with the Hall Committee, and their authority is limited. They can give tickets only while they are on duty. An important secondary function is the distribution of slips and announcements to the various classes. This group is under the direction of Mr. Hamblet who has made it one of the most important functions of the school. Front Row: Second Row: Thircl Row: Back Row: Mary Jo Quarry. Jean Reed. Joan Dodd, J'l2iIlI1l' Hogan, Virainia Bachmann. Jeannie Lon Grund. Frances Wilcox, Joy Grower. Ann Flory, Joyce Stewart. Clara Beach. Caroline Schmidt. Alicia Beck. Catherine Andrews. Mary Neville. Pat Flanagan. Jeanette Talstra. Pemry Trine. Cliri-tahel Gardner. Verna Nielsen Betty MeCubbins, Pat Glass, Lavon Lionbarffer. Lou Ann Sampson, Jean Trompeier, Eleise Owen. Shirley Fidler. Lorraine Brest. Mary Gurley. Jane'R1lhel, Ann Freeman. Anne Ritter. Charlotte Best, Marsraret Nelson. Phyllis Laehmeyer. Bonnie Niekeson. David Fletcher, Duane Wells, Bob Watts. Bah Yardley, Dick Ferguson. Bill Brownie. Armando Monaco, Shigimi Nagasaki. HALL CO IMITTEE .J This year the Hall Committee is to be commended for its efficient handling of the legislative and judicial functions of the school, The committee, as usual, was com' posed of four groups. Each of these groups is lead by a captain. The captains this year were Alan Andrews, Hubbard Howe, Cameron Thom, and Roy Ward. Under each captain is a lieutenant. The lieutenants for 1945-46 were Walter Spicer, Brian Hanzal, John Fowler, and Bill Peyton. The different groups rotate so that they serve only one week out of every four. In this way the different members of the committee are always on their toes. For the first time a headfcaptain was chosen this year. It is believed that this facilitates the organization of the committee. In the' beginning of the season Bruce McCavren headed the captains, however, later he resigned and Roy Ward took his place. Both boys did an excellent job. Mr. Lynne Hughes is the faculty advisorg he is an enthusiastic, capable adminisf trator and deserves much credit for his efforts toward a better student government. It is his knowledge of court procedure which makes our hall committee the smooth working corporation that it is. Front Row: Second Row Back Row: Front Row: Second Row: Back Row: Virginia Bachmann. Jackie Parke, Ardelle Kennell. Nancy Neice, Joy Jane Robinson, Nancy Wilson. Jeanette Miller, Frances Wilcox, Jeannie Lou Grund. Bard Howe. Velma Cass. Tanya Seely, Nancy Pierson. Joanne Hogan, Joan Adams. Barbra Stovall. Dorothy Wright, Geraldine Click, Ada Frankal, Bill Peyton, Cameron Thom. Roy Ward. Ruth Varney. Colleen Slaten, Lonita Vincent, Susie Fowler, Mary Lou Bilger, John Fowler, Brian Hanzal. Bonnie Nickerson. Dorothy Fowler, Jeanette Talstra. Shirley Fiiller. Lorraine Bri-St, Mary Robins, Christahel Gardner, Lavon Lionharsrer. Renato Monaco. Tenita, Mantz. Jean Reed, Joan Dodd. Catherine Andrews, Charlotte Phinney, Dolores Rina, Bonnie Nelson. Joyce Stewart. Anne Ritter, Jackie Struble. Lou Ann Sarnuson. Betty McCubbins. Pat Glass, Verna Nielsen. Jean Trompeter, Sarah Best. Marjorie Price, Jane Thompson. i Sbalidingi Jl?1lllIlll' Lou Grund, Rc-unto Moiimro, Earl Killr-Im-r. Seated: Jim Gibson. Bruce MeGavi'f-n. Standing: Pat Glass. Alan Aiidrc-ws, Elin-11 Potts-r. Seated: T:mya Svc-ly, Don Ward Expertly directed by Mrs, Marthella McSev1iey, this year's Drama department produced the finest high school play we can remember, Kaufman and Hart's L'You Can't Take It With You. In addition to this, several smaller, less spectacular plays were produced for the amusement of the student body. Due to our stage conscious group of potential actors, we have not been plagued with the amateurish prattle that usually accompanies high school dramatics. DRAMA DR MA lnsteud we have seen notliing hut confidence and talent. As ai result the drama class now holds at prominent position in the academic life of Harlwor. The senior class presented an excellent performance of the 'kMan Wham Came To Dinner, under the excellent direction of Miss Ruth Froehlich. It was an evening productiimn that was received as well as it was given. The seniors and Ix4iss Froehlieh deserve xx good deal of eredit for their contrihution to ax successful dramatic Season. Ruth AIrll'i1hLi'. llnryl ll'l'n:isi'mil, Patsy linwk. Nainvg Niflwf, Vzilxln Nm-llih-ii. l.:1xm-i'ln- Kinlxm-VL: l!'l'4'llIll'Kll H'mw:il'mI Hnsrr-l'. Hr-i'lu'i'l:l Johnson. Nolrrn .fXl'elu'i', Ilnlow-s Rllll. Smnnlinu' Ilivk Wullnifr. Ji-zxnniw Lon Grnncl. Iisfnnto BI' nn:-n. Jenn I-Iiilvli. Nzlnviv New-. .Iuvk Vzlsh, 1'l1:ix'l'1tti- Pri'-st, Ilzlviil Vross, Hr-i'lwrI:i Johns n. Huh Ilonzlily. Siltinu' lluunv 'l'htn'nlxm. llrln-i- Mi-Gzivreli. Jinx Rznli-y.1'In-isiuhr-l lL::l'iln1-r.N:xl1wy l'ir-i'sm1. .losiiixliinv Sr-hnlti-, I A , kj? . . -' x ' f , x' l .C ' -, . - Ju . .Hgh . 2 . ,,1,- . X A . WEE P1 I P4 was ,Fe Q.. ,alike M QQ? www, W ma Q ---u-i www fun, T 'M BOYS' SPORTS dint? f 5536353 ax? 14 4' E5 NR' Kiwi-9Hiifl',QF4 M92 iTKxiK 3EIRfEN5'W9liN Xm .W NH!Em9HQRQ .iim5 u .BYZ SiX:SSW'?3E21i1SiSbfQmgB5?mv1sm..aL,.x . - 'if' SCORES Colton St. Anthony Santa Am Huntington Beach Orange Fullerton Anaheim THEH C 12 25 lf If Front Row: Bnyql Hnrri-ll. Bill We-aihvrwax. Roddy Goulil. Quincy Pass. Divk Bx':ii-1-, Orili-an Monson, Si-lim Fianiklin, Paul Ruhi-rtson. Art Ahlwtl. Brian Hanzal. Julin Fowl:-i'. S1-von.l liowtIV!:il'i'l1s Monson. All'l'i-sl Mnniz, Rlvliaril Dodd, Jim Sliafi-i', Diek 1514-Kee, Boll Robins. .lov Jai-ksnn, Ralph l4'i'i-itzie. Iinli Ilurki-1-, llivk Wallnr-r. Jim Ni-lson. Vuzivli Les Milla-r. liavk Row: Jim lli-ooks. Vauflin lirinlinian. Martin Liiz. Bill Peyton, Bill l'lai-lc, Bob Killi'l'i'i'. Ralpli R rivk, Marviii Hay, Divk Grablv. Eugrvm' L4-P, Earl Killiffer. Though faced with tough luck and had hreaks throughout the season, Harhoifs 1945 Varsity foothall squad showed themselves' as they were, a strong, hardffighting team that was always tough to defeat. Led hy Coach Les Miller and with hut four returning lettermen, the Sailors played magnificent lfall hefore unprecedented audiences. lndisputahly, Ralph Freitag was the most outstanding, with his fourfthreat qualities of linefhucking, passing, defense, and kicking putting him on the AllfLeague team. Other outstanding perfornif ances were ljowlerls hallfhandling, Nelson's hackfield hlocking, and the line with their crashing offense and defensep The team consisted of ends- Wzilliier and Brace, tackles Lee and Andrews, guards Cass and Gould, center Horrell, quarterhack Fowler, halfhacks Nelson and Hanzal, and fullhack Freitag. Freitag and Gould were cofcaptains and Freitag was named as the most valuahle player. VAR ITY FOOTBALL o WE 23 26 26 19 O SCORES THEY Santa Ana O Huntington Beach 0 Orange O Fullerton O Anaheim 13 Front Rowj Bob Bi-rry, 1lll'llEll'll Brown. Buz i'hJlI!lll4'l'S, Bill Jann-s, Ei! Hanson, Dall VV:llfon. Bill Rolwrts. Pam:-ron Thom, Roy Ward. Bob Thompson, Louis- Mello. Rouer Hillhousv. Ronnii- Rima. Sm-cond Row: Frank Watts. Harold Jones, Murray Brown. Jim Ashi-n, Boh DeRuff, Jim Roriek. liill llrownie. Lri- Provk. Davin! Wild. Don Srott. Bull All'K2llllll'I', Don Woodhouse, Jim Corbin. Rim-haril Vvllllvllll, Uoavh .Iavk Nolan. Bas-lc Row: Waller Millirxan. John Kim-aiil. Brnei- Elle-rlurook. Bob VVatts, Armando Mouaro. Ronailil Olhlni-r. Bum-li Bean, Fharli-s Hi-nrotin, Jerry Tripp. l'lil'I'orrl Tripp, Ray Still, Joan Gallziglwr, NUI'Ill2lll Dlll'Sll7lly l'zu'lton Mears. Virgil Pinkley Harbors 1945 Bee squad, under the leadership of Coach Jack Nolan, turned out in force at the opening of the season. Eightyfseven players went out, including five returning lettermen. The result of this turnout was a fast, scrappy, and tough team that enjoyed a highly successful season. With Chambers, Mello, and Hillhouse running the ball, Rima passing and quarterbacking and the whole mighty line block' ing beautifully, the Bees won all games but the last by wide margins. Hopes for a possible league championship were shattered, however, when the team was defeated by a star Anaheim squad in the final game. due to the loss of Harbor's triplefthreat quarterback, Rima. The team consisted of ends Brown and blames, tackles Waird and Hansen, guards Thom and Vkfalton, center Roberts, quarterback Rima, halfbacks Mello and Chambers, and fullback Hillhouse. Mello was elected captain and Chambers was voted the most valuable player. EE FOOTB LL -M FVUIII Rowi ViI':1'i1li:l. Vllllllbltbll. H4-lm-11 Smith. Nzmvy Jl'lllilIlS. Iluris Billillus. .Ie-:nn livulls. lizu'h:n'zl s1l'llhll Sm-nlnl Rnw:1'ly1l:u Mau- Ellmll. I-114-mlm' Anlznlxlm-lmli. Alyw- KlllShl!liIl1, Pell Flilllilfllll. H1-In-11 Ilauvis, Mm Gurlvy. liuvli Row: L:1Nvllz- Gay. Allll Fl'l'L'IllilIl. lx2l1h1'I'ilIl' .-Xmlr:-WQ. H4-tty lim-un. 1.1-:A Knmhl. Ilmnal K1-Ill-V. Fl'Ulll Rnwi Hs-lvn Wim:-rs, Bklllllll' Nlvlu-sml. Glzulys Koh-w. li. mm- Nvlsuu. .Im-:nn llllvfvillllllll. Sm-1-mn! Row: .I:u14- Ruhr-I. Maury Nm-vills-. .fnylw Slwwzlri. Alum-ttv Shu-la-y, Lou Ann SIIIIIINOII. Ilnlnrn-5 Ynun linvk Rnw: Anne- Rlttvx-, Hmnnu- Slwnk, .I:u-luv l4lllN'I', l':1l W:-Ish. Viruillm Strullmx. Dixim- Smith, OPHO ORE G. A. A. Fr nl Row: Bill I-'01'l'itl. Louii- Ilfillo. Virxil l'in!cl1-y. Faint. lwilIl14'l'0ll Thom, Rivhairii Brown. 141-l'i:'n-ii Hess. Harry Nvunizin. llxuli Row: Bill Ro 1-rts B211 Jann-s. Roy Ji-lla. Art Killi ii, Bob Ni-ltli-s. Wall 5lIl4'4'l'. R'7IlIllll Rllllili Doi Ottd. NOT I,lS'l'ED-Hilhbzirci Howe. Starting out :frong and staying there, Coach Reeds Bee hasketlfall team swept through a fine season to tie for the League championship, thus setting ll record of fi we lfaskethall cliamfionships for the Sailors in the past seven years. '1 he Bees, playing a series of fast, hot games, won twelve games out of the eighteen played and lost the others hy slight margins. This put Harhor's Bees in the position of winning all hut twenty of ninetyfeight games played since 1940. Captain Cameron Thom guided the team from his wellfhandled guard position with forwards Brown and Neuman as team highfpoint men, Hess playing a formidahlc center, and Howe doing an efficient joh at the other guard. The team was well known throughout the league for its speed, accuracy and cooperation. BEE BA KETBALL Front Row: Couch Whit:-in-1-k. MllI'l'Il5' Brown. Dan Walton. Shieimi Nzikziski. Jim Hi-astczn, Slzuilf-y Bi-ll. Bob Watts, Manaevr Harold Jones. Hawk Row: Stan Younis, Jim Nz-till-s. Rill Cushnizm. David 'Pi-m-lilootl, Razor Bwk, Frank Watts, Don Dickey. Bob Ore. With Coach Kingery Whiteneck at the controls, Harbors '46 Cec team made a good showing considering the element of experience. The lightweights were low here with only one returning letterman and few men with any experience at all. The first team consisted of Brown and Nettles as forwards, Dickey at center, and Woodhouse and Walton at the guard positions. In offense, Brown and Woodhouse were noted for their accuracy and were credited with most of the points. Walton, Nettles, and Dickey were outstanding in defensive work as they managed to keep the scores of the opponents down so that the locals were seldom beaten hadly. Outstanding reserves were Nagasaki, B. Watts, and Bell. Most of the team show definite possibilities of forming an alwle core for next year's teams. CEE BASKETB LL i Front Row: Asvar H lland. Don Kninp, Bob Yardley, Dick Dcfavf-r. Don Woods, Harold Hesorly. Ba:-lx R w: Arliz- 'Ponlonsc-, Bill Skill-s. Don Warsl, Carlton Mr-urs, Dick Ferguson, Rudy Casillus. Milllilgi'l' William Rabhitl. 'Ihe speedy bunch of featherweights on the '46 Sailor Dee basketball team did very well tlis year by tg ing for second place in the league. Under the guidance of Coach Vxfliiteneck, the Dees were molded from a bunch of green players into a fast, accurate group. The first team was composed of forwards' Slciles and Wz11'd, center B. Yardley, and guards Mears and Ferguson. Most outstanding players were Ward, the highfpoint man, and Yardley though the whole squad did excellent playing. Early in the season a loss to Huntington Beach by one point nullified chances for a league championship tieg but all of these boys will form a strong nucleus for future championship teams. DEE BASKETB LL Front Row: David Cross. Jim Ruhr-1, Buvk B4-an. Dil-k Wallm-r, Brian Hanzzzil, John Martin. Bill Peyton. Si'c'ondRow:Bob Gill iMZlll2lKi'I'l, Paul Rolaiwtsnri, Nolan Ari-hor, Ralph Freitaf, Jai-k Meliihbi-ii, John Fowler, Dir-li Dodd, Bal-k Row: Rudy Casillas. Bob Doughty, Bob Dlll'lKl'Q, Jim Nt-is n, D n Mr-Callnm. Ed Hill, Roger Lind, Victor DeSutter. Harhor's 1946 track team started out with a hang this year hy defeating six other schools early in the season to win the Sunset League Novice Championship. Due to training in gym classes and the splendid encouragement put forth hy Coach Ralph Reed, one hundred hoys turned out for track and made a fine showing throughout the season. The most outstanding achievement of the team was the fifth consecutive winning of the Brea Relays Trophy in a victory over nineteen other Southern Calif fornia schools. ln dual track meets Harhor's spike team heat Garden Grove, Laguna, Huntington Beach, Fullerton, and Anaheim, hut lost to Santa Ana. In the Sunset League I-inals the Cee championship and the companion silver track shoes were won hy the lightf weights, and the Bees took League second. Outstanding Varsity lettermen were Captain Dick Wallner who was also high' point man, Hanzal, McCallum, Peyton, Archer, Freitag, Cross, Lind, Robertson, and Nlartin. Many of these hoys were seniors' running their last year for Harhor, hut there was a fine group of underclassmen to form a nucleus for next year. In the Bees, Doc Hansen was captain and highepoint man and other out' standing men were DeRuff, Rima, Mello, Ashen, Berry, Gardner, Hillhouse, Killion, Mason,iNulty, Pollock, Scott, Thompson, Ward, and Young. The school hifhurdlc record was tied hy DeRuff. The championship Cees featured Captain Waltz, Bell, Brown, Bennett, Davison, I-lay, McDowell, Mears, Vifoodhouse, Klussman, and Smith. Klussman broke the league Cee 660 yard record in l minute, 33.4 seconds. As a majority of this year's track men were underclassmen, a finc team is expected next year. TR CK- xv I-wma! hum N Hmm Hum Inv M Hum lfxwm Ruxx N14l:yu1Hmxk lm- lx Rf-xx Varsity baseball started out the 5-:ason with four lettermen, a rccentlyfreturned coach, and lots of enthusiasm. Coach Pickens found an able quartette of pitchers in Freitag, Moffitt, Nelson, and Smith and put experienced Bill Wezitlierwax in the catchers position, thus setting up a fine combination. Uther members of the team were Robertson, lst base, Don Ward, Znd baseg Roberts, 3rd base, Roy Ward, short' stop, Brown, left field, Durkee, center field, and Shafer, right field, Uutstanding reserves were outfielders Hanzal and Horrell, the other previously named pitchers, with Freitag as starting hurler. Nine lettermen are expected to return next year and Coach Whitcneck is managing an upfandfcoming junior Varsity squad that will lead to a good bunch of horsehiders next year. However, the loss of Ralph Freitag from the pitching mound will not be easily replaced. l rr:ut Row: Rudy Vusillus lM:m:1u'4-rl, Bob Iluikvlf. Paul Rohm-1-Israel. Iirizm Hzulzul. Bill Roberts. Kay Ward, Rzlllwh Frm-itzlsi. Vous-h Pivlu-ns. liar-k Raw: L:1wrc-m-z- Davidson l1Ii1lH1LFl'l'l. Dir-k Brown, Jim Shaft-r, Bill Clark. Don VVzu'.I. Bill Moffilt. Boyd Horn-Il, Bill W4-zithr-rwux. BASEBALL i 2 ' 5 2 l E A , x E l l lfllilll Riw: f'o'4-li H:'i'1'ym:'n. i':mu-ron Thani, K4-sion Dvimlins. Bard How:-, Roar:-1' Lind, Earl Killvfvr. W: llc-r Spin-rr, John l+'owI4-r, G4-orrv Yarrllvy. S.-1'ol1ilRowiJiln Rulwl, Rolex' Patterson. Bah Dourhty, John Martin. Armanilo Monawo. Paul Svhullm-. Al.-n Anil:-r-ws, Renato Mona'-0. Iiawli Row: I'r:n1k Walls. Huh Walls, Siilni-y DilYlllS0ll. hllll Otto. Under the able guidance of Coach Floyd Harryman the 1946 Harbor net squad turned out in force, Possibilities were very good as virtually the complete '45 team turned out again and was augmented by the presence of freshman Keston Deimling, holder of numerous national tennis honors and a strong menace on the courts. Also turning cut were a large number of freshmen and sophomores for the Junior Varsity. This group received invaluable instruction from Coach Harryman and will be a valuable asset for next year as the major portion of the present team will graduate this year. The first practice games were somewhat disappointing for the netfmen but, with the new system of two games against each competitor, a fine season is expected. With singles played by Deirnling, Fowler, Lind, Rubel, McKibben, and Howe, and doubles by Thom and Yardley, Doughty and Schulte, and Killefer and Spicer, Harbor should come out high in the league, TENN S 13.11 l wisp 2 S 2 2 i S E l s l MW-fx -s R M K: NX' fi' . 5 , N N is K F ' an S 5' K A Yxw N . K Q . :,i.- . X X . X K . . k A Q x Fifi . 1-if 5 'iffy .q, Q z' 1 , Q . ' r N is fi ,X 5 W5 , K a xx 5 Q 1 'A fi fm SM-v Q 1,3 in sf ff! Vw. ...,.. . 4 , Wm' . S- X -N 'P SSL . -g-,E q- 1 . K FS A NXQEQ NSS: X QA A - . X - x ' 8 Y X -, x' , if x axwkgx yy ..:,.: N, s x - X Q , 5 ,rg , Xi X ,- f K FX X xx . . .x.- . ., Q Q N X . . 1 Q X 1 NN Nrilhmz M as 4' YQQNEQ SOPHOMORE-FRESHM AN BAIJM I NTON Front Row:Jo:1n Mason, Caroline Mitch:-ll, Alym- Klussman, Jmnnulltv Tulstrzl. PM Flanagan, Sheila Howe. Barbara Strnhlr-. Sc-4-onnlRr1w: Ann Frvrrman, Dolores Y0un,u', lilaim- Fri-vlxlzxn, Donna: Rini. L:1N1-llv Guy, Helen Davis, Clyda Elliott. lmvk Huw: Annrl Rittnr, Connir- Sliofrk, I-'nl W:-Ish, B4-tty Bs-un, I5:1l'h:u1'n H2ll'KllllZlll, Bonniz- N4-lsnn, Bonniv Nivkz-rson. JUNIOR-SENIOR BAI11VIINTfJN-VIWENNIS Frvnt Row: Lnvon I.i0l1bz1l'EQ1', Num-y 1'iz-rsnn, Nunn-y Nm-in-Q-, Pvbfry Trinv. S4-co1nlRuvs'i Eluim- Q1Izn'1'y, Hvlvn Bm-nn, Put Thonips n. IIm'b4-rtan Johnson. 'I'liir4l Rnw: Vvrnzi Nil-lSvn, Jvzzn Trolnpz-11-1', Vs-lnm, Fuss, Mzu'j01'i1- Pl'l4'4'. Rnvli Raw: JI'!llllllP Lou Grxmfl, Jzwkil' Parka-. Virginia Fas 1-l. Joy Jann Rnhinsun. GIRLS SPGRTC I ?. Nm The . A. A. Basketball started the C.A.A. ball rolling. The girls were very enthusiastic about coming out. The freshmen elected Dora Eastman as captain. Sophomore captain was Joyce Stewart. Sarah Best led the juniors to victory over the other classes. Senior captain was Loretta Coleman. Seniors stole all the tennis honors. They had a tough time doing it though because the underclassmen put up a good fight. Helen Smith, a sophomore, was first in singles. There was a threefway tie between Nod Cass and Price, Nielsen and Robinson, and Pierson and Lionbarger. The captains were Frosh, Tenita Mantzg Soph, Jean Evansg Junior, Nod Cass, and Senior, Helen Bean. With a clamor of sticks, came hockey. Juniors were again victorious. They had as their captain, Joan Westlake. She was a conscientious worker and deserves credit for her job. Frosh captain was joan Dodd, Soph leader, jean McCallum, and Ellen Potter led the seniors. . Volleyball gave the girls a lot of enjoyment. It was different this year because they were given different rules to play. Juniors were champs again. Captains were Frosh, Mary Robins, Soph, Barbara Strubleg Juniors, Verna Nielsen, and Seniors, Rose Kolew. Badminton worked its way into the G.A.A. calendar during the fourth quarter. Seniors were victorious. Their captain was June Smith. Baseball closed G.A.A. for the year. The girls had lots of fun and hated to see their sports come to an end. fix .wp-ff s,Zg1uL. A. if ix - fa, 24 X SA wah .Q .sys Xbfkk 5, ,M-xv W' ' ver ,mi Q, .. kb it A 53352345 XY aff vit, 53? W W 5 w mm- -Q, 1-xf.,f:QL:ax S Sk , if Q 'e v W L M ff? 58 'W Www L if x, B . Fwmt Row: .Iuyvv Ann JOIIPS. Vlrukiniu H'IIi!'I'. I,:1v41m4- Pultnn. .I4-zmmz- I, ll GI'llllLl, Vu 1 I 1 h xm Amlvllr' K1-nnvll. Nuwl: Row: Fx':1mw-5 VVilm'ox. Maury Hows: A111-v Iinyml. Lorrllzu V. If-mum, Roan- Kulvw. .loxmm Ho an lfruxll Ruwt Mary 4':u'l'oll. Hnfrl-1-rin Jr lm-wn. N'mm'y Nvim-1-, Jzu-kiw Purkr-, Sw-mx-I Row: liluim- Qll2lI'I'X. K1lIhI'I'IIl1' l'lmw-lux. M:u'j1u'is- N1-lsun, Rum- Blllllil. lin-'li Row: Num-y Pu-rson. H4-l1-11 Be-zln. l.uvml l.ionhzn'::'wx'. 1.015 Strunk. RtlhI'2llIlIIl Still, IOR G. A. A. 'U-nw...,,.,,, Iflwmt Row: I':uuI:n Vustlr-. Snmh 154-M. .Ilnly 1'h:mm:m. .Imm XM-stlzllu-. Hz-vm-I-ly llranm-, if-wma-I Row: .I4-:un f'l:n'li. .Ium-I 111-ru-h, Us-m':i:u lirlwm-. Im! lilzuw. YIVLIIIIIII 4':1-N-I. s 4 ' MMM! N Ae ,121 vw fm ZW link Ilnwi Milmlrf-nl liurh-5. Mzlriv l.:ul'v1-lv, NUVIIIJI lflxllz-r. V:-lmu Huw. li.-w-rly limulnml. l':u'uI K1luqn1x'1wk, Ifrunt Run' Glnrm fXI:ut4ml. Nxmvy NV1ls1n1, Vvrllzl Xl:-lwlv. I':lll'lv4l:l 'l'h4u1np-ml, li:n'lu':u Stunlll. 4.1--mln! Run : l'h:H'lnltu- I'lnml1-y, llurulhy Wrlfht. .Imp ,lnllv Rnlm1sml. 511ll',lm'n- I'l'n-1-. lluvnllux Wllwull. I-.wk Rmx: Kqihryn Vllllllllllhilllly lfinm- Wnlu-In-I4l, Glurm 'IW-IzI.ufI, 'lhllyqn S+-1-ly. .Imm 'I'rmnpfIvu Jima- 'I'Im111pmm, 5 L Q X I , o 0 F1'0Ill Row: Coach Rs-ed, John FOWll'l', Roger Lind, Cant, Gr-nrzv Yurmllr-y, Ralph Frvitasr, R4 y Ward. Manasre-r Harold Farr. Back Row: Armando Monaco, Ordz-an Monson, Ed Hill, Stewart Gillette, Paul Rnbcr.s'm, lloyd Horrcll. Fred Mason. With only one returning letterman, this year's Varsity basketball team seemed slated for a season of mediocrity. However, under the able guidance of Coach Ralph Reed, the Sailor quintette went ahead to take second place in the Sunset League with only one loss to Santa Ana holding back the championship. They also won the Southern Counties Tournament consolation championship. The team's most valuable player was Captain George Yardley who, while playing his last season for Harbor, made highfpoint man in the league with an average of 15 points per game, AllfLeague center, and third string CIF. as well as other honors. Other members of the team were Freitag and Lind, accurate guards, and Fowler and Ward, the speedy, efficient forwards. Each man played excellent games and the team power was based on the manner in which these five boys worked together. VARSITY BASKETB LL 1 .M- J ix Jw NE Fl Ill liuw: 1':11'11l1111- M114-hvll. l,4'11i1:1 Vim-11111, .ls-:111 Ilvml 'l'111i11 Nl Illll llllllll Wi11sl1'i11 11 N1-r'o111l Row: A1111 Fl'-1'y. ll:11'l1:11'11 H:11'1li1x1:111. K:1Il1z1l1-1-11 Hill. 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So won't you see your school employment advisor JOHN VOGEIJS Don't Walk-Ride a Bicycle 100 Main 208 Marine Balboa Balboa Island If Ili ill DAVIS and GAY MUSIC CO. The Friendly Store to Remember 1807 Newport Boulevard Costa Mesa cliciicll Bay District Hardware 210 Marine Avenue Balboa Island rllslicli The Boys' Antique Shop Island and Main Balboa JS SIS i RENDEZVOUS BALLROOM Dancing NAME BANDS :IZ :Ii :Ii THE BLUE SAILS Books :: Cards 1: Stationery Art Supplies Opposite Balboa Post Office rliclizb Meet the Gang at . . . PINK'S DRUG STORE 1860 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa 'fdfud f8f-Q J, .fa ndglg o To sr x 4' bw X B -' is eeee si if we 0 . sm-5 W .Childre n Beach ea-i li'i r4'l 'I e it Qs Q at ...M ' N N . '- 1 ' . ,1 ' - ' 4 1, Eff, 'fu' 'i'v v Diff- ' HA 2' m8k1U'.v' -N' 1':Hi7f -xi' Lf?BEB5.l'J6.eA'1K,ijl.I3bf'2 L ,ESB 'ut-IJBEIEQ . 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ESTUS General Electric Ranges, Refrigerators, Washers Cleaners, Radios ' O'Keefe Ei Merritt Gas Ranges Phone Harbor 11 BW Coast Blvd. i :IS :li WEIGAND'S Food Center 206 Marixle Avenue Balboa Island BALBOA ISLAND FERRY The Harbor Area's Most Complete Apparel Shop with a full line of Dresses, Suits, Coats, Lingerie, Slacks and Slack Suits Blouses and Millinevy POLLY APPAREL 1811 Newport Boulevard Costa Mesa Visit Quv Baby Shop 5 i Sli BARDDY'S BARBER and BEAUTY SHOP N ewnznrt Blvd. Costa Mesa C iii IDA NAYLOR'S 204 Marine Avenue Phone Harbor 180 Balboa Island NEWPORT HARBOR MOTORS CHRYSLER f PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE QUALITY BAKERY 1838 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa Newport Beach 5:13:12 Costa Mesa Paint Sz Hardware 1842 Newport 'Blvd., Costa Mesa i S12 :IZ Brookings Variety Store Corona del Mar Congratulations to the Graduating Class . . Complete Fountain Service at HANSEN'S Serving lce Cream fzf Frosty Malts -:' Waffles Sandwiches f :- Hamburgers . . . . 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