Claremont High School - El Espiritu Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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5' 0 ,I .I ' PLANS BEING MADE ,J ,l-0 if xxx - m e .X .1 F X . X ROW I. H. Hall, B. Randall, J. While, S. Mccarson, D. Barflef, B. Howell, C. Wrighf, P. Coldiron, P. Beggs, M. Mock, C. Jobe, J. Sanders, G. Gonzales, M. Whileside, I. Marlinez. ROW 2. B. Franlxeberger, B. Sumpfer, J. Shaw, P. Naflel, M. Dunn, M. Sheehan, L. Ice, H. Parrilla, A. Chen, G. Murphy, J. Tabor, S. Bosson, B. Schrink, A. Loclrwood, J. Hill, N. Hill, P. Rugh, S. Bealfy. ROW 3. E. Felix, B. Claylon, P. Hodges, J. Armendarez, G. Amsbaugh, J. James, G. McNuH, I. Gneier, R. Armendarez, P. WhiII1am, B. Blanchard, G. Roberfs, R. Liles, G. Simmons, B. Sanders, J. Newman, J. PiaH, B. Pierce, R. Richards, R. While. NWI, X a lj e ee ee e e A concenlraled piece of energy, I'ha+'s I'he eighlh grade. We saw 'rhe boys go off in 'Ihe busses I'o play in Ihe 'firsl' Jr. High inI'er-school sporI's we have had in a long lime and we Ihoughl' of Ihe 'rime when I'hey would be our viclorious Varsi'I'y. We saw I'he girls give Ihe Freshmen Iceen compeI'iI'ion in Speedball and could Q hardly wail Io have I'hem in G. A. A. nex'I' year. Bu'I more impor'I'an'I' 'Ihan Ihis, we can see good spor'I'smanship, hard work, and a friendly spiriI', 'Ihe qualilies our High School needs, and we cannol' help being op+imisI'ic when we see how well P and en'Ihusias'Iically pIans are being made. 0 . . uf ie in is-Q IITKWYII. W Tf Q I 0'

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ts. ' ,1 . , X, A f J ji fi. on 'Y J, VISITORS ' MADE WELCOME Thai new wave of enI'husiasm a'I' C. H. S.? ThaI s Ihe up and coming class of f50, doing iI's par'I' wherever iI' can, adding iI's noise 'Io s+udy hall, working and playing harder Ihan if ever has before. Like 'Ihe explorers of early California Ihey had Io pioneer and discover, and like Ihem, Ihough Ihey fell' sfrange somefimes, Ihey kepI' on wi'Ih a smile. Leaders were dependable, easy-going Neil Anderson and iolly Goofy Bob Kuihe, who guided 'Ihe Freshmen Ihrough a year of efficienl' class meelings, lively pariies, and new Class Presiden+s Neil Anderson and Bob Ku+he responsibilifies. They weren'I' sI'rangers fo us long wiI'h I'heir 'friendly smiles and willing hands. We know Ihem all now. We know Ihem as conscien+ious sI'uden'I's, fair players, and good friends. f .v 'lJ fi' 43 I ROW I. B. Ellison, A. Goodwin, J. Roberfs, B. Smiih, D. McCargar, W. Binckley, B. Whiiing, R. Yerkes, S. Hoover, F. Hale, I. Darlingfon, C. Marfinez, P. Harn, M. James. ROW 2. J. Websrer, N. Ross, D. Lawrie, L. Lawson. B. Kunkle, P. Bauer, B. Thomas, G. Kurh, M. Johns, C. Pefers, S. Alba, S. McKenna, F. Cook, E. Gomez, E. Srreich, R. Guevara. ROW 3. R. McMiIIen, B. Buran, N. Anderson, B. KuIhe, B. Dunham, W. GaI'I'en, J. Carnahan, L. Garrison, O. Sireich, M. Day, D. Leighfon, P. Plumb, R. Johnson. A. Voughl, N. Billups, R. Confreras, A. Harper, B. BaIh, A. Gray, E. Findlay. fowl' rffwi., , he 35 f fi M X wi ff I f 'si gs ? Ei iX5X'? iii 5 is I . e IL fa

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GETTING RE DY T ST fc YQ. rw VMJEM S as ROW I. D. Thomas, J. Shanes, 6. Findlay, J. Penier, J. Mar+inez, D. Walker, C. Hale, D. Ice, R. Whifham, B. Black, J. Lawson, K. Lee. C. Angle. ROW 2. K. Finn, F. Zuniga, R. Torrez, L. Unfred, B. Bonicamp, M. Maxcy, M. Yoshiyama, J. Williamson, A. Wagner, P. Aulfman, M. Honaker, I. Alba, M. Newman, M. Merriam, M. Landis. ROW 3. B. Lyon, E. Serna, N. CIayIon, R. Ford, E. Billups, R. Day, P. Cook, D. KeasI, W. Bosson, R. Bar+IeH, G. Anderson, B. Ches+er, R. Johnson, R. Koehler, C. Mare, B. FIoyd. E. Marfin, P. SIewar+, A. Woodard, L. Richardson, J. LandreIh,y V. K rfz, . Bryan, G. Hendricks, D. Pierce, B. Larson. made Iheir way aI' High School. Like good soldiers, Ihey faiI'hfuIIy froze a+ 'Hack I Exploring everyfhing, Irying every'rhing, Iiking everyfhing, I'he sevenI'h grade 1 0 mee'I's, did Iheir homework and braveiy bumped inI'o mighfy seniors in Ihe halls ' .13 wi+hou'I a murmur, a+ Ieasi' noi very many! I1 Acfive Roger Bar+IeH', and mischievous Wesley Bosson kepr cIass meeiings and SJ class doings moving along a+ a grea'I raI'e and found 'rhey had one of 'I'he mosI' LJ co-operafive classes aI' C. H. S., while I'he upperclassmen who only saw Ihem 5 hurrying, eager-faced, from class +0 cIass soon found ouI I'haI 'rhey were no shy OSX vioIe+s buI' were 'fasf becoming rough and ready C. H. S.'ers and were Q3 conscienfiously geHing ready Io sIarI. O C U 'N 5 1 Q , 2 f W ,4 XV -o ' ff E r '4 1 N -N J P1 -I B 1 K lg? . Pi. fs... .J W e , X S 435'-A , L h 2 L K 1