Brea Olinda High School - Gusher Yearbook (Brea, CA)

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ARDELLE WILSON Gusher staff 3 Art contests I, 4 Operettcr 3 Dress desiqninq ROBERTA RUSSELL Art 1, 2, 3, 4 Sports l Glee club 3 Collects stamps, etc. f , .Aff j' -fl .1 I -- L! f I I L I . A ' I 4, . 9 A f BEVELYN SORENS-ON , D , f L ,,, R Glee club 3 mf! J! -fl! Art contest 2, 3 Girls' League Does hcrndwo ROBERT TOBIN Machine shop 3, 4 Auto shop 1, Likes to drive seniors 1939 Cabinet rk 4 TVIZLEMJIW' GMA' if gpg Jhmnwyywfjw f'l f -94,--0lLZyh 6' M, Q Qrsyyfefit 560 Pblfrlgf 242,51- Q ,W ,WJ pry! yfeu ew' pffy ,fi fix! ' '--'Q-f,1M ZQVWJJ,-f fwl R' ' S571 A 1 , ' F V! yrs Miss Wiley, Mr. Smith, Senior Advisers

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0 Ae 1 fl? A W t I 'IQ V , sur., PQ . 3 . 411' ' 'Q .wtf-rf - 0 'f 'K .F ,,9-Huff.. li. ' r' .. . N v 5 Lfx 4 5?-Ifwf' -33 , .. I-- 'g ' vw f ' ..,.5g-,iw 'K r -w ' fZ'fV'A-'ui'-f . ' Kenneth Brunot, President SECCND CLASS PASSENCERS ARE WELL REPRESENTED Traveling in second class aboard the school ship are the juniors, sixty strong. Although the winds have blown and the billows rolled and rocked our vessel, the juniors have always come out on top. When the storm cloud ot planning the party for the seniors came on the horizon, the juniors turned oft the usual course and followed the route to the junior-senior prom instead oi the usual banquet. The scene ot the prom was Lakewood Country Club with an Hawaiian theme as a background. Representatives of the junior class are to be found in every activity on board ship, in music, Neoma Montgomery and Bill Beddow had leads in the operetta, art claimed the work of Adele Kubin and Carole Cary, in drama, the junior play was said to have been the best play put on at school. ln the school play seven of the cast were juniors. These were Margie Barry, Rose Doty, Carole Cary, jeanne Moore, Bill Beddow, Louis Manuel, and john Usborne. In sports the junior class was well represented. The girls were champions ot basket- ball and hockey, but their presence in other sports was well known to the other classes. Boy Ledbetter was elected captain oi the football team, while Charles Doty, Delbert Presslar, and many others were prominent on the track team. Baseball and basketball also claimed many boys. jUNIORSe Top row: C. Doty, B. Lynch, I. Holland, D. Lacy, H. Logue, R. Barry, B. Beddow, B. Burch. Second row F. Himes, C. Clark, W. Foster, K. Brunot, Z. Hopper, R. Ledbetter, G. jones, R. Badger, Mrs. Shad forth. First row: V. Boss, M. Carlson, B. Grant, A. Kubin, M. Armstrong, C. Cary, B. Crowe, B Doty M. Barry, , -T - ' ' A. 1. -