David Starr Jordan High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1942 volume:

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E .1 I 1 4 I4 5 K I va 1 ' 5 if 21 K' ' in 152,22 'zi ,si ,lflh '..' ,z 53 Q iff 155 if 57130 QM ei 1 -gf, 'Uh i ,L Q 2 1 w TRHILBLHZER 1942 Published Annually by The DAVID STARR JORDAN l-llOl-l SCHOOL Long Beach, California npcs Q s..-get , 'jj eff 4 5359 .ill ff' ,f J ti, 'Q ffg-f,..f' DEDICHTIOFI To Minerva Hall Dudley, in appreciation of the selfless service she has given to the students of Jordan High School, this l942 Trailblazer is dedicated. Being a true musician herself, she has raised her students to high standards of musicianship. l'ler retirement this year will be keenly felt, for it will be difficult to replace one whose discriminating artistic sense has marked all her work. We shall also miss her kindly courtesy and cooperation which has never failed in her eight years of loyal service at Jordan. FOREUJORD ln this present world conflict all of us need always to be aware ot the important part that production and transporta- tion play in the all-out drive for victory. ln the opening pages of this book the Trailblazer Staff takes the opportunity to present a reminder of this fact. Allan Acosta and Hal lvlarron, IZA students, and Joaquin Miller, instructor, are the photographers. ,7 .41 f lf ,fri l + s bminisffzafion JOHN Vv'. WILSON Principal OSCAR B. WILLIAMSON Vice Principal ALTA W. CASSELBERRY Counselor, Dean of Girls, MARGARET KAMMERER Attendance Clerk LILLIAN I-IENDRICKSON Secretary to Principal FREDA KERN Library Clerk MARGARET BUNTIN Assistant Registrar IRMA FRANKLIN Bookkeeper Registrar CATHERINE KENNEDY Nurse THELMA STEWART Physical Education LUCILLE HIEFIELD Physical Education RICHARD CLINE Physical Education HOWARD METCALF Caretaker in Physical Education WILLIAM REECE Mathematics, Physicai Education ROCKWELL KEMP Physical Education ' K1 E I in at I iawac ff' , J E fi , ., Ji 116 V , in 7 ri i,..i t ,i ii r ug , Q it in. x ,E J A if KV CARI. LINDGREN Instrumental Music M I NERVA DUDLEY Vocal Music DOROTHY RANKI N Instrumental Music Vocal Accornpanist I...-.--... ,ww-i . ,.,.......-- Q ff X 'Fia- ' 'H W Y . , . V N: L ,L W, 4 c x sf: f R' ,AL K M..-DA' I A yn- . ,Q ' HARGLD GLENN Auto Mechanics CLAYBORN CRAVES Mechanical Drawmg HARVEY WILSON Metal Shop , , A-,Yf.,,-av-'QQ' if ' M- -is Wesfand 'KK 1 AE 'Z M-x.f biww- - iw' , v E ,V v w A Q 4 4 K J 1 J my ,-s 8 . 'un L1 FE ,Nu 1 F' ew Q ' . Q it 3 wah. Q X J, ,Wi 3 Kem S ix. ,, sim.: -iw ,wan- 5' l ,412 ai N ., W4 -.7 iw TB 9 5'- Ll Q' lX.-Rlxcxii gi V x ll? le ii x. l x LX MCL,-g ms? E 1 -'Me-Q me , V ,v. -5-if fm K f-1-...N HELEN CAMPBELL HAROLD LOVEJOY Social Culture Social Culture MARJORIE DAVIDSON JOAQUIN MILLER English, Social Culture, Yearbook Eggnomig and Social Prgblemg, HAZEL ZIMMERMAN Pt10t0gr-why. Tennis Librarian E. TENNYSON MOORE ADA REINERTSON Economic Problems, Social Culture Spal'1iSl'1, Social Culture ROBERT EWART ANNE KEIDEL Social Culture, Public Speaking Languages DONALD scott RUTPXEANTDERS S A l C It Natural Science, Social Culture CLARA fgfgng' Om U we FREDRICA BROWN Latin, Social Culture Sooal Culture VIVIAN RH-LIET WILBUR DOUCLASS Art Science ETHE1, BABCOCK ALBIE FLETCHER Social Culture English, Social Culture EBBA BERGE Commercial PAUL WHITE Biology, Mathematics FORREST SMITH Commercial CLAUDE PECK Science GARY LYNES Commercial Law, Journalism ROBERT HARVEY Biology PAUL CAMP Dramatics, Public Speaking 4' L Vlvvvaltitz y ., h 1.q, Q01 :gy 50 0' 4 T 1' '-f':f'?f' ,,-nsflf .Q..TQ'gv SSZS WINTER GRADUATES RAE JEANNE ANDREWS Orchestra 35: String Ensemble 253 Hi Tri ls3 Operetta ls. WARREN BRIGGS Rep. Is, Band 553 Orchestra 453 Brass Quartet 353 S:siviBg2Band ls3 B Football ls, V, 253 Track 353 Lettermen's u s. SCOTT BUSSELLE Glee Club 353 B Football Mgr. ls. JACK CAMPBELL S.C. Rep. 253 B.L. Rep. 251 Glee Club l53 B Football 355 C Track ls, B Captain Isp Lettermen'5 Club 55, Executive Council 25. LEROY CARTER B.L. Rep. 153 Scholarship 65, Pres. ls, Oriental Club 45, V. Pres. 153 Hi Y 253 Glee Club ls, Operetta ls. JERRY COLMAN Pres. IOA3 Scholarship 253 B Football ls, V, 251 Lettermen'5 Club ls. CONDON S.C. Rep. lsg B.L. Rep, 35, Sec.-Treas. ls, V. Pres. ls, Pres. I53 Hi Y l53 B Football Is, V, 253 V Track 253 Lettermen'5 Club 553 Knights 25, Pres. ls. GLORIA CRAWFORD OL. Rep. lsg V. Pres, IOA3 Uniform Board 153 Boosters 453 Flag Girl 353 Junior Guard 253 Usherette I53 G,A.A. 353 Glee Club ls3 Language Club ls. EARNELL CRONKITE B.L. Rep. lsg V Football 25: Track 25. SARAH MAE DELANY ETHEL DENTON Student Store I53 Outing Club 353 Tennis Club 253 C.A.A. 253 Hi Tri 25, V, Pres. ls. EARL ENGLAND S.C. Rep, ls3 Camera Club 553 Tennis ls3 Usher ls. GRACE EVELAND Operetta 25: C-lee Club 253 C.A.A. ls, AU DREY EWERT S.C. Rep. lsg Scholarship 35. JACK EYNON Football Mgr. 253 Baseball ls3 Lettcrmen'5 Club 55. RUTH GEISLER GL. Rep. 35, Comm. Chairman 253 Flimsy Staff lsg Outing Club l53 G.A.A. 253 Hi Tri 45, Pres, ls, WILMA GOODWIN Operetta 253 Glee Club 353 Tennis 35. BOB GRAY S.C. Rep. 253 B.L. Rep. 153 Clee Club 353 B Football 353 B Track 35. ELEANOR HALL Scholarship lsg Uniform Board 25, Sec. I53 Student Store l53 Glee Club l53 Boosters ls3 Junior Guard 253 C-.A.A. ls. JAMES IDLE Student Store 153 B Track 253 Lettcrmen'5 Club ls. LOLLY INLOW S.C. Rep. 253 G.L. Rep. 653 Sec. IIAQ Uniform Board 253 Boosters 253 Junior Guard 253 Usherette I53 Glee Club 25: Tennis 253 G.A.A. 25. LAVERNE KIRKPATRICK S.C. Rep. l53 Uniform Board l53 Flimsy Staff l53 Glee Club 353 Operetta I53 Lang. Club 253 Camera Club ls3 J Club 253 Outing Club ls3 Tennis Club l53 G.A.A. 45. KRUEGER B Football 253 B Basketball 25, Captain ls3 B Track 253 Lettermen's Club 25. JEAN LAYMAN Transfer From Polytechnic. WINTER GRADUATES LORNA LEEVERS Scholarship ls, Marqueettes ls, School Play 15, Operetta 25, Glee Club 55, Tennis Club ls, C.A.A. 25. JAMES LOHNES PHILIP LUNT S.C. Rep. 25, Band 55, Orchestra ls. ARTHUR McCANCE V Football 35, Operetta 25. BETTY McCANN C-lee Club 35. PERRY MAXSON Amicitia ls. HAROLD MILLER S.C. Rep. 25, B.L. Rep. ls, Sec. l2A, Hi Y 35, Treas. ls, Oriental Club 4s, Treas. ls, Camera Club ls, V. Pres. ls. DICK MILLINCTON Lang. Club ls, B Football ls, Tennis ls, Lettermen's Club ls. TSURU NAKAMA C-.L. Rep. ls, Comm. Chairman ls, Uniform Board 25, Student Store 25, Junior Guard 25, Operetta ls, Glee Club 25, Camera Club ls, Poster and Publicity 25, Boosters 25, J Club 25, Outing Club 25, G.A.A. 45, V. Pres, ls. ALGENE OKERSTROM Scholarship 35, Uniform Board 25, Usherette 25, Oriental Club 25, Boosters 55, Drum Majorette ls, J Club 45, Outing Club Ss, G.A.A. 55. RUSSELL OSBORN S.C. Rep. ls, Student Store ls, V Baseball 35, Lettermen's Club 25. HARVEY PARKER Glee Club 25. ELEANOR PETERSON Scholarship 25, Marquecttcs ls, Glce Club 25, School Play 25, Junior Guard ls. FRED PIERPONT Student Store ls, B Track ls, Lettermen's Club ls. JAMES RYAN S.C. Rep. 35, B.L.Rep. ls, Hi Y ls, Science Club ls, Camera Club ls, B Football 25, B Track 25. LUCILLE SHIREY Student Store ls, Glee Club ls, Operetta ls. MARILYN SMITH Orchestra Ss, String Ensemble 25, Outing Club 25, G.A.A. 25. RAY SOUTHWICK S.C. Rep. ls, V. Prcs. l2B, Sec. lOA, B Football ls. FRANCES THAYER n S.C. Rep. ls, G.L. Rep. ls: Treas. llA, Scholarship 35, Student Store 25, Uniform Board ls, Hi Tri 25, Lang. Club 25, Usherette ls, Boosters 45, Sec. ls, J Club ls, Outing Club ls, G.A.A. 65, Sec, 25. HELEN LOUISE THOMAS I V. Pres. l2A, Student Store ls: Lang, Club ls, Junior Guard 25, Usherette ls, Boosters 45, Hostess ls, J Club 45, V. Pres. ls, Outing Club 65, G.A.A. 65, V. Pres. ls. YVONNE TOMBS U S.C. Rep. 25, G.l.. Rep. ls, Scholarship 35, Oriental Club 45, Lang Club ls, GAA. 35. NORMAN TREON B.L. Rep. ls, Treas. l2A, Scholarship 65, Oriental Club 352 Camera Club ls, Flimsy Staff ls, Knights of Pythias Awardee, City Library Commissioner. DOROTHY VINTON G.L. Rep. ls, Sec. lOB1 Student Storc ls, Glee Club ls, Operetta ls. Q ' 1 . JOE WELLS S.C. Rep. 25, Pres. l2B, l2A, Scholarship ls, Hi Y 35, B Football 35, C Track ls, B, ls, Lettermen's Club 35, Knights ls. CWEN WOOD S.C. Rep. ls: V. Pres. IOB, Sec. l2B, Scholarship 65, Hi Tri ls, Uniform Board ls, Glee Club ls, Junior Guard 25, Usherette 25, Boosters Ss, Flag C-irl 25, J Club 25, Outing Club 65, G.A.A. 65. SUMMER GRADUATES ALLEN ACOSTA V.'Pres. lOA3 Scholarship 55, V. Pres. ls3 Oriental Club 253 Science Club 45, Pres. ls3 Trailblazer Staff 453 Tennis Club ls3 Camera Club 453 Chemistry Team. NADA ADN EY G.A.A. ls. VIRGINIA ALLEN C-lee Club 453 C-.A.A. 353 Sextet 253 Quintet ls. EARL ALLISON B.L. Rep. 253 B Basketball 253 Lettermen's Club 253 Hall Patrol ls. FLORENCE ANDERSON Hi Tri ls3 Student Store 253 G.A.A. 25. JIM ANDERSON S.C. Rep. 253 B.L. Rep. 25. KEITH ANDERSON S.C. Rep. 453 B.L. Rep. 253 Sec. lOA3 Flimsy Staff ls3 Trail- blazer Staff ls3 Glee Club ls3 V Football 35, Captain ls3 Letterman'5 Club 45, Pres. 253 ODOFGITBQ Knights 35, Pres. ls3 All-City Fullback. TRELLA ANDERSON S.C. Rep. ls3 G.L, Rep. ls3 Scholarship 253 Student Store ls3 Uniform Board 153 G.A.A. ls. MARIE ARNOLD Language Club 653 Flimsy Staff 253 Glee Club ls3 Tennis Club l53 G.A.A. 35. ANTHONY ARNTZEN Scholarship 253 Oriental Club ls3 Science Club 253 Mar- queettes 353 Wig and Toupee 453 Glee Club 653 ODEFGIIBQ Amicitia 453 World Friendship Club 25, Pres. l53 Knights 353 National Thespians ls. JEWEL BACKES J Club 253 Outing Club 65, V. Pres. ls, Pres. ls3 G.A.A. 653 G.L. Comm. Chairman 35. RICA BAHLER Patrol ls3 G.L. Comm. Chairman ls3 Scholarship 253 Wig and Toupee ls3 Glee Club 253 Band 453 Orchestra 253 G.A.A. 353 Operetta3 Junior Guard 253 lnstrumental Club 25. WILMA BAKER Flimsy Staff ls3 Junior Guard ls. BARBARA BARKDULL J Club Ss, Pres. ls3 C.A.A. 65. MORJIE BARTELS S.C. Rep. 253 G.l.. Rep. 25, Pres. 253 Scholarship 653 Hi Tri 253 Glee Club 253 Boosters 45, Sec. ls: J Club ls3 Outing Club 253 Tennis Club 253 C.A.A. 453 Usherette ls3 Flag Girl 253 World Friendship Club 25. PHILLIP BATES S.C. Rep. ls3 Patrol ls3 B.L. Rep. ls: Science Club 25, Pres. ls3 V Tennis 353 Lettermen'5 Club 353 Tennis Club 353 Camera Club 25. FRANCES BERRY Judiciary Commsisioner ls3 S.C. Rep. ls: G.L. Rep. ls3 Scholarship 253 Hi Tri 353 Language Club 253 Boosters 353 G.A.A. 253 Junior Guard ls3 Usherette ls3 Speaker'5 Bureau 25. JERRY BLAKE GEORGE BOGEMA GORDON BOUSMAN V Basketball ls3 V Tennis 25. ROBERT BRADY Marqueettcs 45, Sec. ls3 Wig and Toupee ls3 Flimsy Staff ls3 Glee Club 253 B Football 25, V ls3 Lettermen's-Club ls3 Track 253 National Thespians ls, Pres. ls3 Knights 25, V. Pres. ls3 Amicitia ls. DURWARD BRANDON B.L. Rep. 253 Hi Y 253 B Track 25. CURTIS BREWER Lettermen's Club 253 B Track 25. LILA LEE BROOKS Transfer from Citrus High School3 S.C. Rep. 253 Marqueettes ls3 Victory Play. SUMMER GRADUATES AL BUCKLES Patrol ls3 B.L. Rep. ls3 Student Store 453 V Basketball 35, Captain ls3 B Football ls3 Tennis 253 Lettermen's Club 553 Track 253 All-City Forward. MARGIE BURKHART Patrol ls3 Language Club 353 Science Club 25. ELISE BURKE Patrol 353 G.L. Rep. ls3 Hi Tri 253 Student Store ls3 Flimsy Staff 353 Boosters 253 J Club ls: Outing Club 353 G.A.A. S53 Junior Guard 25. MARCIE BURNS Treas. l2A3 G.A.A. 253 l School Play3 Junior Guard ls, ROBERT CAMERON B.L. Rep. ls3 Yell Leader 253 Hi Y ls3 Trailblazer Staff ls3 Glee Club ls3 Knights 35, Sec. ls. LLOYD CARDER PEGGY CAREY Patrol 253 Song Leader 253 Uniform Board 453 Ballads for America Program3 World Friendship Club ls3 Flag Girl l53 Glee Club 453 Boosters 253 G.A.A, l53 Operetta3 Amicitia 35. WRETHA CHILDRETH S.C. Rep. 253 Scholarship 253 Hi Tri 253 Oriental Club 353 Flimsy Staff 253 Cat'5 Purr ls, Editor 153 Boosters 253 G.A.A. 453 World Friendship Club ls. MERLE CHRISTIANSON JEANNE LOIS CLARKE Transfer from Lompoc, California. MARY COLE Patrol ls3 J Club 453 Outing Club 253 Tennis Club 453 G.A.A. 55. TED CONYERS PHIL COOK Safety Commissioner ls3 S.C. Rep. ls3 Patrol ls: B.L. Rep. lsg Yell Leader 453 Scholarship ls3 Marqueettes 55, Pres. ls3 Glee Club ls3 Amicitia 353 V Football Mgr. ls3 Lettermen'5 Club 453 3 School Playsg Usher l53 National Thespians I53 gioetgeitta ls3 School Host ls3 Knights 353 World Friendship u 5. EDYTHE COPELAND S.C. Rep. 253 Patrol 253 G. L. Rep. 25, Comm. Chairman ls3 Hi Tri 453 Student Store ls3 Uniform Board ls3 Boosters 253 J Club 253 Outing Club 453 Tennis Club 45, V. Pres. ls, Pres. ls3 G.A.A. 45. LORRAI NE CORDRAY Student Body Manager ls3 G.L. Rep. 35, V. Pres. ls, Sec. 253 Treas. IOA, llA, Scholarship 653 Hi Tri 353 Uniform Board 253 Flimsy Staff ls3 Boosters 453 Outing Club 253 G.A.A. 453 Junior Guard 253 Usherette 253 Amicitia 253 World Friendship Club ls. CLYDE CRAIN Patrol ls3 B.L. Rep. 553 Lang. Club ls3 B Football ls, V, ls. BETTY DORMAN S.C. Rep. 353 G.L. Rep. 353 Scholarship ls3 Hi Tri ls' Uniform Board 253 Glee Club 553 Boosters 253 J Club 45, V. Pres. I53 Outing Club 453 Tennis Club ls3 G.A.A. 453 Ballads for America Program3 Operetta3 Usherette ls3 Flag Girl 253 Amicitia 25. DOROTHY DOUGLAS S.C. Rep. 253 G.L. Rep. ls3 Song Leader 253 Scholarship 353 Hi Tri 253 Uniform Board ls3 Glee Club 253 Amicitia 253 Boosters 45, V. Pres, ls, Hostess l53 J Club 253 G.A.A. 253 Flag Girl ls: ODEYETTBQ Ballads for America Program3 Usherette ls3 World Friendship Club ls. CHARLOTTE DOWD G.L. Rep. ls3 Scholarship ls3 Student Store 253 Lang. Club ls3 Flimsy Staff 253 Glee Club ls3 Boosters 253 J Club 253 G.A.A. 353 Junior Guard 253 Usherette 25. PAT DU RAE S.C. Rep. ls3 Patrol ls3 G.L. Rep. ls3 Wig and Toupee 253 Glee Club 553 Victory Play3 Ballads for America Program. MARCIE EARL G.L. Rep. ls3 Scholarship 45, Treas. ls3 Oriental Club 25, Sec. ls3. Uniform Board 253 Lang. Club 253 Flimsy Staff ?:s,bAfsistant Editor ls3 Amicitia ls3 World Friendship u 5. BETTY ELGIN Patrol 353 Hi Tri ls3 Uniform Board ls3 Oriental Club 253 Language Club 253 Glee Club ls3 G.A.A. ls. BOB EYNON VIRGINIA FAY Patrol ls3 Hi Tri 353 J Club ls3 Outing Club 453 G.A.A. 45. SUMM ROSE FILIPKOWSKI Outing Club 353 YULA MAE FINLEY Uniform Board Juventus 1 s. GEORGE FLESNER ER GRADUATES G.A.A. 353 Juventus Club 25. 253 Glee Club 253 Band 453 Orchestra 253 JIM FLORES S.C. Rep. 253 Patrol 353 B.L. Rep. 453 V. Pres. 11A: Flimsy Staff 153 Glee Club 453 B Football 25, V, 153 Lettermen'5 Club 553 V Baseball 35, Captain 15. SHIRLEY FORRESTER S.C. Rep. 153 G.L. Rep. 15: Hi Tri 453 Scholarship 453 Uniform Board 153 Oriental Club 253 Language Club 453 Flimsy Staff 253 Glee Club 4s3 J Club 353 Outing Club 453 Tennis Club 353 G.A.A. 453 Junior Guard 25. HARUKO FURUSHIRO EC. Rep. 153 Patrol 253 G.L. Rep. 153 G.A.A. 153 Juventus s. GARTH GLASS GEORGE GLOVER Patrol 153 B.L, Rep. 153 B Track ls. ALICE GOW S.C. Rep. 153 Patrol 453 Student Store 253 G.A.A. 15. MARGIE GROOMS S.C. Rep. 153 G.L. Rep. 353 Scholarship 253 Uniform Board 153 Trailblazer Staff 255 Boosters 253 Flag Girl 153 J Club 2s3 Outing Club 453 G.A.A. Ss, Mgr. 153 Junior Guard3 Boys' Week Queen '42, FHYLLIS GRUENWALD Patrol 453 Hi Tri ls3 Oriental Club 253 G.A,A. ls. RONALD HALL TONY HALLMAN S.C. Rep, 253 B.L. Rep. 253 V Football 353 Tennis Club 25. BONNIE HAMANN Hi Tri 153 Student Store ls3 Language Club 25, HARLEE HAMILTON S.C. Rep. 153 B.L. Rep. ls3 Language Club 453 Band 553 Orchestra 653 Brass Quartet 653 Operetta ls3 Solo Club Is. MURRAY HANDLER S. C, Rep. 25, Parliamentarian 153 B. L. Rep. lsl Mar- queettes 253 Band 453 Student Store ls3 Tennis Club 153 2 School Play53 Flag Detail 153 Student Court 15, FAY HANNAWELL S.C. Rep. 253 C.L. Rep. 15: Scholarship 35: Uniform Board 153 Language Club 153 Flimsy Staff 25, Editor 153 Trail- blazer Staff 153 Boosters 553 Junior Guard ls3 Girls' State Alternate 153 D.A,R. Award. HOWARD HARRISON B.L, Rep. 153 Mgr. V Football 153 l.cttermen'5 Club ls, LOREN HARTER Patrol 153 Glee Club 55. . FRED HAUSER S.C. Rep. 153 Hi Y 253 Student Store 253 Band 15, ELINOR HERRIED S.C. Rep. 25, Sec. 153 Sec. 12A3 Student Store ls. LOYD HINES Patrol 153 B.L. Rep. ls3 Scholarship 353 B Football 25, V. 153 Lettermen'5 Club 353 Speakers Bureau 253 Football Announcer. EUGENE HIXON Patrol 153 B.L. Rep. 253 Glee Club 253 Band 153 V Football 353 Lettermen's Club 153 Handball 25. JUNE HOOK Patrol 353 Hi Tri 253 Student Store ls3 Uniform Board 253 Flimsy Staff 353 Boosters 353 J Club 153 Outing Club 353 Tennis Club 553 Junior Guard 153 Usherette 25. SUMMER GRADUATES MILDRED HUFFMAN Hi Tri 253 Orchestra 253 Outing Club 253 G,A.A. 353 Juventus 25. SHIRLEY HUTCHINS S.C. Rep. 153 G.L. Rep. 153 Song Leader 253 Sec. 1OB3 Uniform Board 153 Boosters 353 G.A.A, 153 Junior Guard ls3 Usherette 153 Victory Play3 Amicitia 453 Flag Girl 25. ALICE HUTCHISON Hi Tri 153 Uniform Board 253 Boosters 353 Junior Guard 153 Juventus 15. LORRAINE IMHOFF Patrol 453 Scholarship 453 Student Store 253 Glee Club 553 J Club 253 Outing Club 453 Tennis Club 153 Usherette 153 Sextet 35. BLANCHE JESSINCS Orchestra 253 Juventus ls. MARY JANE JONES Patrol 153 Glee Club 153 G,A.A. ls. BETTY KESSLER Marqueettes 253 5 School Play53 National Thespians V, Pres. 15. MARGUERITE KLEES S.C. Rep. 153 Uniform Board 153 Outing Club 253 Tennis Club 353 GAA. 253 Junior Guard ls. CHARLENE KNAPP S.C. Rep, 153 G.L. Rep. 153 Scholarship 153 Oriental Club 253 Lang. Club 453 Glee Club 353 J Club 553 Outing Club 653 Tennis Club 653 C.A.A. 653 Junior Guard 153 Operetta 15. FLORENCE LANKFORD Glee Club 25. ROBERT LARSON Lettermen'5 Club 353 V Track 25. VICTOR LAUER Glee Club 353 B Football 253 B Track 25. BOYD LIKOWSKI Student Body Pres. 153 S.C. Rep. 253 B.L. Rep. 553 Pres 12A3 Hi Y 35, Treas. 153 Oriental Club 153 B Track 25. DOROTHY LINN Patrol 453 G.L. Rep. 253 Glee Club 453 2 School Plays. JACK LOONEY Patrol 353 B Football 25. TRI NA LUSSMAN S.C. Rep. 25: G.L. Rep 25, Sec. 253 Scholarship S53 Uniform Board 153 Oriental Club 253 Lang. Club 353 Outing Club 253 Tennis Club 153 G.A.A. 45. JANICE MCAULIFFE S.C. Rep. 153 G.L. Rep. 253 Scholarship 553 Uniform Board 153 Outing Club ls: Oriental Club ls: Lang. Club 35: Flimsy Staff 253 Cat'5 Purr Staff 153 J Club 553 Tennis Club 15, Pres, 153 G.A,A. 65. EARLINE MCCLURE S.C. Rep. 153 Patrol ls3 G.L. Rep. 25, Comm. Chairman 153 Scholarship 153 Uniform Board 253 Lang. Club 153 Boosters 153 G.A.A. 25, Song Leader ls. ELLEN McCULLOlJGH BARBARA MCCUTCHEON G.L. Rep. 153 Oriental Club 153 Lang. Club 253 Science Club 253 ,Flimsy Staff 153 J Club 253 Outing Club 65, Sec. 153 Tennis Club 153 G.A.A. 55, V. Pres. 153 Juventus 25. BETTY ANNE MCGREE Uniform Board 153 Lang. Club 253 Science Club 253 Orchestra 453 Concert Mistress 153 lnstrumental Club 153 String Ensemble 15. ANNABELLE McKAY Patrol 153 J Club 15, Pres. ls3 Outing Club ls, Pres. 153 G.A.A. 65, V, Pres. 153 Juventus Club 15. BRUCE McKAY S.C. Rep, 153 Patrol 353 B.L. Rep. 253 B Football 253 B Basketball 253 Tennisg Lettermen's Club3 B Track 25. MARJORIE McKENNEY G.L. Rep. 153 Scholarship 453 Uniform Board 153 Oriental Club 153 Lang. Club 253 Science Club 153 Glee Club 253 J Club S53 Outing Club 453 Tennis Club 65, Pres. 153 Junior Guard 153 Operetta ls, SUMMER GRADUATES MARGARET JEANNE McKlM Patrol 45, G.A.A. 35, Junior Guard ls, Juventus ls. HELEN McLENDON S.C. Rep. 25, OL. Rep. ls, Scholarship 35, V. Pres. ls, Clee Club 55, Boosters 3s, Treas. ls, Outing Club ls, Tennis Club ls, C-.A.A. 35, Operetta, Girls' Sextet ls. JOAN McNEIL MARILYN MCPHERSON Hi Tri ls, Band ls, Orchestra ls, Outing Club Is, G.A.A. ls, Juventus 25. AILEEN MAPES Patrol ls, Uniform Board ls, Sec. ls, Orchestra ls, J Club 45, Sec. ls, Outing Club 45, C-.A.A. 65, V. Pres. ls, Ami- citia 35, World Friendship Club ls. AL MARCOUX Patrol 25, B.L. Rep. 25, B Football ls, B Basketball 35, Lettermen's Club. HAL MARRON B.L. Rep. ls, Language Club ls, Science Club 35, Tennis Team ls, Tennis Club ls, Camera Club ls. HARRY MARTIN S.C. Rep. 25, B.L. Rep. 25, Glee Club Ss, Band Ss, Orches- tra 65, Brass Quartet 65, B Football 25, Lettermen's Club Ss, V Track ls, l School Play, Operetta. VERDENIA MARTIN Hi Tri 35, Uniform Board ls, Oriental Club 25, Camera Club 25, J. Club 35, Outing Club 55, Tennis Club 55, C-.A.A. 55, Juventus 25. LAWRENCE MONTGOMERY Clee Club ls. MARGERY MOOR S.C. Rep. ls, C.L. Rep. 25, Comm. Chairman 25, Scholar- ship Ss, Student Store ls, Oriental Club 25, Language Club 25, Sec. ls, Boosters 45, V. Pres. ls, Drum Ma,orette 25. Captain 25, J Club 55, Pres. ls, Outing Club 65. Sec. ls, G.A.A. 65, Song Leader ls, Usherette ls, World Friendship Club ls, Amicitia 55, V. Pres. ls. KEITH MORROW S.C. Rep. ls, B.L. Rep. 25, Camera Club ls, V Football ls. JEANNE MURRAY S.C. Rep. ls, Patrol ls, Uniform Board ls, Glee Club ls, Drum lvlajorette 25, C-.A.A. ls, Junior Guard ls, Usherettc ls. YOSHIKO NAKAHARA LOIS NELSON HANS NIELSEN B.L. Rep. 25, Scholarship ls, Oriental Club ls, V. Pres. ls, Lang. Club ls, Wig and Toupee ls, Clee Club 65, Operetta ls, Patrol ls, Amicitia ls, World Friendship Club ls, Knights 35. ROBERT OVER B.L. Rep. ls, B Football ls. KENNETH PARLEE Patrol 25, B. L. Rep. 65, Pres. ls, Hi Y 35: Lang. Club 35, V. Pres. ls, Clee Club 25, Band 25, Orchestra 35, B Football 25, V, ls, Lettermen's Club 65, B Track 25, V, ls, Operetta, Knights 35, Pres. ls. FREDA PATTON Uniform Board 25, Boosters 25, Outing Club ls, G.A.A. 25, Juventus ls, C-lee Club ls. HARRY PATTON Orchestra 65, Band 65, Swing Band 25. LADINA PEARSON S.C. Rep. ls, G.L. Comm. Chairman ls, Scholarship 65, V. Pres. ls, Student Store 65, Mgr. 45, Oriental Club 35: Boosters 45, Pres. ls, J Club 45, Outing Club ls, Tennis Club Ss, C.A.A. 65, Pres. ls. CHESTER PENNEY S.C. Rep. ls, Scholarship 45, Pres. ls, Treas. ls, Hi Y 25, Pres. ls, Science Club 25, Tennis ls, Lettermen's Club ls, L. B. Hi Y Council, Pres. ls. FORREST PERRIN Language Club ls, Science Club ls, B Football ls. CERRIE PERRIN S.C. Rep. 45, Cf.L. Comm. Chairman 35, Science-Club 35, Sec.-Treas. ls, Boosters 45, 8 School Plays: JUHIOY Cuafd ls, Usherette 25, National Thespians ls. SUMMER GRADUATES JEAN POFF S. C. Rep. 35, Comm. Chairman Is3 G. L. Rep. 35, Comm. Chairman I53 Scholarship 653 Hi Tri 453 Uniform Board 35, Sec. Is: Oriental Club 253 Trailblazer Editor I9423 Amicitia 253 Boosters I53 J Club 553 Outing Club 653 Usherette I53 World Friendship Club 253 Tennis Club 353 G.A.A. 653 I School Play3 Junior Guard ls. BARBARA PORTER S.C. Rep. 25, Comm. Chairman I53 Hi Tri 653 Scholarship 653 Lang. Club 25. V. Pres. I53 Trailblazer I53 Boosters 453 Outing Club 253 G.A.A. 453 Oriental Club 253 Junior Guard I53 Usherette 253 Speaker'5 Bureau 653 World Friendship Club 253 Victory Council Mgr. I53 KNX Broad- cast 2s3 Lion's Club Contest Winner3 Banker'5 Contest Winner3 Advertising Club Contest Winner. VIVIAN PRICE G.L. Rep. Is, Comm. Chairman I53 Scholarship 253 Hi Tri I53 Outing Club 253 J Club 25. WALTER REEVES Football I53 Track ls. JIM REYNOLDS Patrol I53 B.L. Rep. I53 Hi Y 353 B Basketball 253 Letter- rnen'5 Club 25. MAXINE RHOADES Patrol 253 Scholarship 253 Hi Tri 353 Uniform Board I53 Glee Club 45. JEANNE RICHMOND Uniform Board 253 Scholarship 353 Lang. Club 35, Pres. I53 Flimsy Staff 253 Cat'5 Purr I53 J Club 553 Outing Club 653 Tennis Club I53 G.A.A. 653 Juventus 25. THELMA ROBERTSON Hi Tri 253 Uniform Board I53 Glee Club 253 J Club 253 Outing Club 353 Tennis Club I53 G.A.A. 453 Junior Guard 25. JEAN ROGERS G.L. Rep. 253 Song Leader 253 Sec. IZB3 Glee Club I53 Amicitia 453 Operetta I53 Ballads for America Prograrn. JOSEPHINE ROGERS Glee Club ls. EDDIE ROMINCER Glee Club 453 Band 453 V Football 353 V Basketball I53 Brass Sextet I53 Quartet ls3 Swing Band 35. FRANK SCHOBEL S.C. Rep. I53 B.L. Rep. 353 V. Pres. IIB, I2A3 Knights 35, V. Pres. I53 B Football 25, V, 253 Lettermen's Club 353 B Track Is, V, I5. SPENCER SCHWASS S.C. Rep. 253 B.L. Rep. 253 Flimsy Staff 253 Orchestra 65. PAUL SELF School Host I53 S.C. Rep. 253 Patrol I53 B.L. Rep. ls, Sec. I53 Yell Leader 453 Pres. IOB, IOa, IZBQ V. Pres. IIB3 Glee Club 353 V Football Mgr. 253 V Track Mgr. 253 Amicitia 353 Knights 4s, Sec. I53 Operetta. MARY SIZELOVE Patrol 253 G.L. Rep. I53 Tennis Club I53 G.A A. ls, Mgr. ls. DONALD SHAW S.C. Rep. 253 B.L. Rep. 253 Flimsy Staff 253 Orchestra 65. KENNETH SHERMAN S.C. Rep. I53 B.L. Rep. I53 Band 653 Orchestra 253 Letter- men'5 Club ls. NIARJORIE SKINNER S.C. Rep. 353 Patrol 253 G.L. Rep. 253 Uniform Board I53 J Club I53 Tennis Club I53 G.A.A. 253 Junior Guard I53 Usherette ls. BILL R. SMITH Student Body President I53 Judge I53 School Host I53 S.C. Rep. I53 B.L. Rep. Is, Pres. I53 Yell Leader 253 Scholarship 45, Pres, I53 Hi Y Is, Sec.-Treas. I53 Amicitia 653 World Friendship Club I53 B Football 35, Captain I53 Lettermen's Club S53 B Track 253 I School Playg State Treasurer World Friendship Club 453 Boy's State Director of Public Educa- tion3 KNX Broadcast. PATRICIA SMITH S.C. Rep. 253 Patrol I53 G. L. Rep. I53 Scholarship I53 Hi Tri 353 Flimsy Staff I53 Boosters 253 G.A.A. 353 Junior Guarrd 253 Usherette 253 Speaker'5 Bureau S53 KNX Broad- cas . DOROTHY STICKLE Transfer from Wendell, Idaho. FRANK STIMPSON Scholarship 25, Treas. I53 Science Club 253 Trailblazer ls. VIRGINIA STRAUB Rep. I53 G.L. Rep. 253 Scholarship 353 Hi Tri I53 Uniform Board 25, V. Pres. I53 Wig and Toupee I53 Boosters 353 J Club 45, Sec. I53 Outing Club 553 Tennis Club I53 G.A.A. 553 Usherette I5. LLOYD STRICKLIN Patrol ls. SUMMER GRADUATES WANDA LEE SUTTON DON SWAIN B.L. Rep. ls3 Hi Y ls3 Glee Club ls. RICHARD TAYLOR V Football 253 Lettermen'5 Club 453 Camera Club 25. RAY THROWER Patrol 253 Student Store 253 V Football 253 Lettermen's Club 253 Track 25. PEGGY TOMLINSON S.C. Rep. I53 G.L. Rep. ls3 Scholarship ls3 Hi Tri 55, Treas. ls3 Student Store 353 Glee Club 253 Boosters Ss, Treas. Is, Pres. ls3 J. Club 4s3 Outing Club 453 Tennis Club 453 C,A.A. 453 Ballads for America Program3 Usherette 253 Flag Girl 25. ARDELL TRIPP S.C. Rep. 253 B.L. Rep. ls3 Scholarship 45. DORIS TROCDON Transfer from Garfield High School. DOROTHY VAN NATTAN G.L. Rep, 353 Scholarship 453 Student Store ls3 Uniform goard ls3 J Club 253 Outing Club 453 Tennis Club ls3 .A.A. ls. FLORALEA VANNET G.A.A. ls3 Nurse'5 Aid Is, MARJORIE VANNET G.L. Rep. ls3 Hi Tri 353 Outing Club 353 G.A.A. 35. LOUISE VENUTI G.L. Rep. 553 Scholarship ls3 Uniform Board ls: Oriental Club ls3 Glee Club 653 Outing Club 453 J Club ls3 G.A.A. 65, FLORENCE WEAVER S. C, Rep. 253 G. L. Rep. 353 Hi Tri ls3 Lang, Club ls: Marqueettes 253 Glee Club 453 Outing Club I53 G.A.A. 453 4 School Plays3 Junior Guard ls3 Operetta. MEL WILBUR B.L. Rep. 553 Hi Y ls. MARCEILLE WILLIAMS Patrol l53 G.L. Comm. Chairman ls3 Scholarship 253 Uniform Board ls3 Boosters ls3 Junior Guard ls3 Usherette ls. RALPH THOMAS WILSON Tennis Team ls3 Tennis Club ls3 Camera Club 25. MARJORIE YEATS Scholarship ls3 Uniform Board 353 Glee Club 653 Boosters ls3 Drum Majorette 253 Operettag Girls' Sextet 353 Schubert Trio 25. JOHN YOUNG B Football ls, V, ls3 Lettcrmon's Club 25. Row Row Row Row Row 1. M. Barr, J. Kaster, P. Ross, B. McCown, M. Bowers, K. Heniey, L. Livermore P. Thorndike, D. McMiiIan, P. Commeau, M. Sutton, G. Brifton. 2. C. Beach, J. Dixon, S. Cox, W. Hanson, C. Sharpe, S. Brown, L. Huyghc, B French, B. Skinner, V. Heard. 3. M. Schupp, E. Allen, B. Hall, J. Hagthrop, M. Seydel, D. Doliinger, B. Klingen- smith, G. DeYoung, M. Cross, R. Murray, D. Sutherland. 4. B. Dunham, J. Janssen, C. Brain, R. Lund, D. inlow, W. King, W. Shank, W Honaker, W. Safley, V. Miiler. 5. B. Baker, J. Gardner, J. Schiechf, D. Norman, B. Heinley. l2B's Row 1. C. Dotson, P. Barker, J. Fox B. Bathke, C. AlliSOl'1, D. Adarns, F. Cochran, H. Felder, P. Bennett. l Row Z. D. Frink, R. Campbell, M DeCues, J. Denny, S. Eakins, A Coffin, C. Carlsgaard, V. Am- brosio, M. Cannon. Row 3. B. Bastion, L. Brady, C. Fritz C. Brooks, C. Brown, R. Conklin F. Estes, H. Crago. Row 4. H. Combs, J. Davis, J. Booth B. Baker, E. Demler, J. Eakins Row l. M. Moore, M. Mcllrath, B Ross D. Ma T. Murra F. Peters, . Y- Y, I. Nakahara, L. Richardson, C Merriam, M. Munson. Row 2. J. Matter, E. Roberts, R Reynolds, M. Moss, M. Manley F. Renoe, D. Parker, B. Romine J. Rozner. Row 3. W. Moore, M. Robbins, M Riggs, A. Morris, E. Ray, B Matter, E. Rusling, B. Robison. Row 4. D. Moore, C. Tosser, B Rohlfing, D. Pleas, D. Ninteman J. Ouihier, O. Rogers, E. Osborne B. Metcalf. Row 1. B. Wood, M. Tombling, M Sherrick, W. Self, M. Weber, B Swain, D, Smith, R. Stephens, M Self. Row 2. J. Wheatland, M. Wade, J Woodward, R. Wright, M. Shu- B bert, S. Wardell, E. Woodman, Stimson, B. Schmidt, B, Steen. Row 3. D. Sweeney, H. Walsh, H Yost, C. Stotts, D. Southard, D Swanson, S. Taylor, J. Wilcox. Row 4. F. Weagant, M, Weeks . K. Sippel, C. Zimmerman, A. Tray- nor, D. Walters, M. Tracy, B Warner, R. Whites. 'I'lA's fv 1IA's and HB's IIA's Row I. C. Hinton, M. Mcllrath, E. Herried, L Lockridge, C. Lambert, B. Warner. Row 2. A. Landrum, G. Herman, H. Jones, R. Main, W. Lanman. Row 3. B. Mendenhall, J. Jackson, B. McDermott, C. Green, R. Maine. Row 4. B. Hall, C. Jasper B. Hurlburt, J. L5 barger 'l'lB's Row 'I. E. Dorman, J. Jacobson, D. Ballinger, J. Drake, J. Bancroft, S. Jacobson, J. Ban- croft, V. Ewert, P. Horner. Row 2. R. Bailcy, A. Cas- well, V. Chambers, J. Baldwin, P. Codbey, L. Dickey, P. Blake, L. Anderson. Rcw 3. E. Davidson, D. Arntzen, J. Ames, R. Abrams, B. Adams, K. Hutchinson, T. Kon- nedy, L. Hutchison. lIB's Row I. B. Whife, M. Van Etta, D. Landess, T. Thomas, B. Short, B. Picrce, C. Nelms, V. La Boon, W. Woolhiser. Row 2. G. Nickle, F. Schwartz, B. Willits, B. Smith, B. Wilbert, B. Williams, J. Harper, V. Krogh, B. Williams. Row 1. D, Bell, D. Dibbern, S. Best A. Daniels, N. Davis, J, Best. B. L Cline, l, Carlson, N. Chancey, B L. Beal, Row Z. S. Barker, V. Darby, W Drew, V. Correll, L. Byward. F Carey, B. Doke, M, Crumb, J Berggren. Row 3. V. Borger, R. Denton, V Clark, R. Cawrse, K. Caldwell, A Dingle, L. Logan, T. Alexander, Row I. B. Holmes, J, Fiefield, R Lanman, J. l-leinley, D. King, M Hansen. B. lrvin, F. Fuller, P Courlay, M. Jacobs. Row 2. A. Geber, D. Habig, E. Gib son, M, Kunz, M. Hotchkiss, L Larson, G. Goodwin, Row 3. B. Holzgraf, E. Douglas, A Kime, Bill Lambe, R, Haskett, A Hinton. Row 1, M. Mitchell, L. Newman. D Reynolds, l. McMillan, M, Rose L, Marlettc, E. Madison, C. Routh J. Neahr, M. Rogers, B. Rees. Raw 2. C. Roehrick. N, Pattison, C Poff, M. Monroe, J. Price, P Roberts, M. Nakahara, E. Mc- Grath, C. Pearson. Row 3. B. Jessings, J. Mckirn, L Pearce, J. McCoy, E. Mitchell, E Miller, B. Rankard, M. Nickle, Row 4. O. Moore, B. Robbins, M McGraw, C. Morse, A. Ross. J Minar, NV. McClockin. J. Maxson Row 5. D. Ross, M. Ncll, W, Quin- ton, E. Patten, B. Murff, H Pryor, D. McKay, B. Moore. Rcw 6. L. Ohrt, C. Rainey, H. Peck- ham, B. Skinner, F. Potter, B Ross, R. Price, W. Norman. s....,,w We-2 l0A's and lOB's l0A's Row l. E. Woodman, B. Sease, B. Taylor, R, Winters, G. Sweeney, J. Traynor, J. Walker, M. Schumann, E. Zinser, D. Smith Row 2. J. Stream, K. Willard, B. Toston, J. Wieland, M. Taylor, M. Wier, P. Spence, J. Smith, M. Schlange, B. Vernon. Rcw 3. B. Vannet, J. Shepherdson, S. Stokke, C. Terry, M. Tuntland, P. Schobel, E. Spinney, B. Van I-looser, H. Vinton, A. Smith. Row 4. B. Witting, D. Tucker, P. Smith, E. Vernon, V. Willits, B. Williamson, L. Wolfley, N. Walt- ers, N. Trojan, P. Straub. Row 5. J. Wilson, J. Wheeler, R. Schliet, H. Wardell, J. Sargent, L. Shields. l0B's Row 1. E. Copeland, R. Lord, L. Hodgeson, F. Kellner, D. Hazlett, C. Chambers, P. Brown, V. Brum- well, R. Cox, A. Jacoby. Row 2. B. Coodart, M. Dixon, L. Bird, D. Lunt, J. Heckman, L. Hamilton, F. Curtis, K. Johnson, B. Kiley, D. Dickenson. Row 3. R. Cronk, W. Adams, A. Bennett, C, Geisler, R. Blood, B. Dyke, T. Cushman, C. Anderson, C. Brassington, B. Demming. l0B's Row 1. S. White, A. Riley, W. Stipp, T. Smith, B. Southwick, B. Thomp- son, D. Zimmerman. Row 2. V. Thomas, I Sumpter, L. Munster, F. Prince, J. Rowley, R. Wilshon, R. Townsend, l-l. Morri- son. Row 3. J. Metcalf, H. Miertz, K. Mapes, R. Pettingill, W. Moffitt, E. Wheadon, L. Wunschel, D. Tisnerat, W. Whitener, S. Rafael. Gfzganizafions :mb Qcfivifiefs HND? SHELL -V iii' nu HEY I5 fp.-. A .E OPNQ is z ri? f' 5 POSTER AND PUBLICITY EXECUTIVE BOARD RED CROSS SPEAKERS B 9 6 BOYS' LEAGUE Row I. B. Dunham, R. Conklin, K. Parlec. B. Condon. P, Self, M. Handler. UNIFORM BOARD Row 1. S. Hyatt, H. Pryor, C. Malloy, W, Hanson, E. Hall, T. Thomas, L. lmhoof, C. Dowd. Row 2. M. Rose, B. Short, M, Hansen, D. Parker. Morris, Mrs. Casselberry, S, Barker, L. Kirkpatrick M. McKenney, M. Williams, B. McCown, M. Mcllrath . e- T 'T' Q FIRST SEMESTER ,il -ek if BOARD or CONTROL Mr. Williamson. S. Hutchins, P, Cook. l L.Cordray, B. Likowski ' E. Herried, B. Smith, . ' . H. Struthers. BOYD LIKOWSKI Student Body President STUDENT COUNCIL Row 'l. B. Pearce, C-. Perrin, L. Brooks, M. Bowers, E. McClure, F. Hannawell, R. Lanman. Row 2. B. Bathke, V. Spmeto, A. Worsham. J. Ryan, P. Self, R. Brown, C. Glass, J. Baldwin, M. Munson. HALL PATROL Row 1. H. Pryor, R. Lanrnan, D. Frink, S. Hyatt, B. Wilbert, C. Miller, C. Merriam. Row 2. D. Linn, E. Hall, H. Struthers, lVlr. Williamson, R. Brown, C. Malloy, E. Copeland. GIRLS' LEAGUE Row 1. A. Okerstrom, T. Lussman, M Munson, M. Barrels, P. Thorndike, L, Livermore. C. Knapp, W. Hanson. Row 2. D. Vinton, P. Cillibrand, D, Doll- inger, E. McClure, Mrs, Hrelield, D. Van Nattan, M. Moor, V. Straub, S. Hutchins. SECOND 'E 'tl' SEMESTER fm B+ ' es . L'-: ., BILL SMITH Student Body President BOARD OF CONTROL P Thorndike, P Cook, Mr. Williamson, E. Herried, B. Smith, Mrs. Casselberry, F, Berry, P. Self, B. Schmidt. STUDENT COUNCIL Row I. M. Weber, L. Livermore, A. Coffin, H. McLendon, B. Dorman, M. Moor, L. Pearson, J. Backes, M. Bartels. Row 2. W. Hanzon, M. Riggs, C. Knapp, D. King, E. Gibson, F. Hannawell, J. Poff, B. Porter, J. Perrin. Row 3. H. Struthers, B. Bathke, M. Munson. T. Lussman, G. Pearson, J, McAuliffe, P. Smith, C. Kessler. Row 4. B, Williams, R. Main, B. Likowski. T. Arntzen, E. Demler, L. Wunschel. W. Lanman. UNIFORM BOARD Row I. M. Van Etta, D. Van Nattan, B, Swain, M. Mcllrath, A. Mapes, W. Hanson, B, Williams, M. De Geus, E. Ray, M. Klees. Row 2. V. Straub, M. Earl, J. Richmond, J, Jacobson, R. Reynolds, B, White, J. Lester, B. Skinner, J. Walker, B. Irving, M. Yeats, Mrs. Casselberry. BOYS' LEAGUE Row I. E. Dyer, B. Smith. L. Shields, 'vV. Lanman, H. Struthers, K. Parlee, R. Cox, D. Dickenson, A. Marcoux, R. Conklin. Row 2. J. Flores, H. Combs, D. Walters, R. Brown. E. Allison, F. Johnson, J. Horton, C, Brown, J. Sehlecht, H. Nielsen, B. McDermott, Mr. Moore. Row 3. A. Williams, J. McCoy, J, Farrer. C. Edmond, W. Arntzen, R. Vitol, B. Larnbe, E. Allen, M. Sternovsky, H. Walsh, O. Rogers, GIRLS' LEAGUE Row I. B. Cline, C. Allison, R. Bahlor, M. Williams, M. Munson, T. Lussrnan, M. Bartels. L. Cordray, W. Hanson, E. Copeland. Row 2. B. Short, W. Self, R. Reynolds, A Bennett, M. Fife, B. Langman, A. Smith, L. Tilley, B. McCutcheon, M. Grooms. Row 3. A. Altman, G. Derrickson, J. Cor- coran, D. Adams, M. Weber, L, Pear- son, S. Jacobson, C. Lambert, L. Huyghe, D. Van Nattan. .-A mg. f ClRLS' GLEE CLUB BOYS' 1. C. Sweeney, L. Venuti, P. Carey, B. Dorman, P. Tomlin- Row son, F. Weaver, B. McAlpine. M. Hansen, M. Bartels, L. Livermore, P. Du Rae, D. Cleveland, L. lmhoof, V. Evick, 2. A. Altman, A. Omo, Ci. Brown, S. Cox, H. McLendon, M. Yeats, P. Bennett, J. Fox, S. Forrester, C. Knapp, I. Row Sumpter, N. Davis. Row 3. P. Gourlay, W. Self, B. Elgin, P. Gruenwald, Jean Rogers, . Row Row CLEE CLUB i. E. Wheadon, J. Wilson, J. Boston. K. Parlee, V. Lauer, W. Arntzen, J. Farrer, L. Whitley, H. Martin, W. Brown, L. Harter. 2. M. Sternovsky, B. Vannet, E. Vernon, J. McCoy, J. Flores, R. Cawrse, B Stroud. C. Brown. L. Montgomery, D. Douglas, Jo Rogers, B. Skinner, V. Heard, V. Allen. B. Robison. Row 4. B. Cadieux, S. Barker, T. Robertson, A. Bennett, V. - - f Amorosio, M. Robbins, s. Brown, c. Dowd, L. Kirkpatrick. ROW Quifcaggi,D,,SLQ2f,'iQQ,FHfiO,Q1j,,15j,1Q Row 5. M. Applegate, T. Beck, M. Van Etta, B. Smith, B. C. Klunder, O. Rogers, B. Heinley, J. Williams, D. Dollinger, V. Willits, M. Bowers, D. Frink. Dixon, D. Cunningham. Jordan's combined Clee Clubs presented two outstanding programs this year. Christmas program which was presented five times to the students of Jordan, the enlisted men. The dramatics classes also aided in this program. The second program was a presentation of the ballads and dances of the given twice at the Municipal Auditorium and once at the Ebell Club. This opened solo sung by Morjie Bartels, with the chorus singing in Spanish for the dance cantata, l Hear America Singing, based on the poems of Walt Whitman and wr singer, was the final number. Wallace Arntzen was the soloist. The first was the local community, and Americas which was with a Spanish vocal which followed. The tten by George Klein- The Schubert Trio, which includes Virginia Evick, Marjorie Yeats, and Annetta Coffin, presented special numbers, Serenade, and Melody from the Unfinished Symphony. A number of repeat performances of this will be given before the Clee Clubs present their Vesper and Commencement programs. MARQUEETTES J Hagthrop T. Arntzen Dramatic activities at Jordan have this year seen the addition of two new organizations, the National Thespians, and the Panther Players. The granting ot the National Thespians' charter climaxed the first semester which saw the very successful production ot lt Happened Next Tuesday. During the second semester the advanced class completed the organization ot the Panther Players. The Panther Players have produced many one act plays for Victory Assemblies. Several plays were produced at Lindbergh Junior High School, for the P. T. A. and other outside groups. The year closed with production of The U. S. Jones' and Almost Summer. The Marqueettes, one of the oldest organizations at Jordan, continued as the combined social-honor group for those interested in dramatics. Row 1. B, Smith B. Kessler C-. Perrin L. Brooks M, Bowers M. Moss J. Kaster P. Cook Row 2. P. Self C. Cates Mr. Camp W. Arntzen E. Demler M, Handler. NATIONAL THESPlANS Mr. Gilmore Brown B. Brady Mr. Camp C-. Perrin J. Kaster B. Kessler L. Leevers E. Keith P. Baker T. Arntzen E. Peterson P. Cook SPEAKERS' BUREAU During the past year Jordan students, through the Speakers' Bureau, have participated in an active program both on the campus and in the community. The outstanding contributions at Jordan were pub- licizing general school events and preparing a series of speeches on Civilian Defense. Activities off the campus included sending speakers or panels to the Ad Club Contest, Lions Club Contest, Extemporaneous Contest, Poly Debate, American Legion, Optimist Club, Elks Club, lvlasonic Club, and several P. T. A. groups. ln addition three radio programs were presented over local stations. Mr. Evvart was faculty advisor the first semester, and Mr. Camp, the second. SCIENCE CLUB Science Club is an organization for students interested in conducting scientific experiments in chem- istry and physics. The club is sponsored by Mr. Peck who also helps the students in their experiments. Allan Acosta was president the first semester, and Phil Bates, the second. UB RAEQY ST UW l4.m,, . I 1 SPEAKERS' BUREAU OFFICERS Mr. Ewart Barbara Porter Polly Thorndike Warren Lanman SCIENCE CLUB Row I. Virginia Straub Betty Anne McCree Corrie Perrin Phillip Bates .loc Ames Row Z. Hal Marron Bob Rohlfing Mr. Peck Harold Jones David Moore BAND Row 1. K. Sherman J. Jensen F. Renoe E. Osborne E. Herried J. Herman K. Caldwell L. Crook C. Bennett Row 2. H. James R. Cox B. Gustafson D. Ninteman B. Willits A. Hendricks J. Wheatland W Norman J. Booe B. Nottle W. Whitner B. Dunham C. Hinton D. Lent H. Struthers Row 3. T. Cushman J. Cannon D. Dickinson M. McGraw P. Rominger M. Williams B. Warner J. Best F. Kellner Row 4. M. Bartels B. Dorman M. Seydel M. Grooms S. Hutchins P. Tomlinson Mr. Lindgren J. Lybarger J. Cox J. Matter H. Patton B. Matter M. Gregory E. Roberts N. Pattison M. Moor M. Yeats G. McGrath L. Lockridge ORCHESTRA Row 4. H. Hamilton, D. Pleas, B. Steen, H. Mar- tin, J. Herrnan, R. Price, E. Herricd. Row 1. Mrs. Brown, C. Lambert, M. McGraw, V. LaBoon, B. McGree, J. Bancroft, W. Wool- hiscr, D. Parker, Mr. Lindgren. Row 2. R. Pettingill, H. Yost, H. Jones, D. Shaw, C. Hinton, E. Rominger, M. Williams. C' Sharpe' B' Jessings' E' Acosfa' Row 6. B. Williarnson, M. Dester, S. Brown, J. Row 3. H. Struthers, H. James, J. Jensen, J. Bancroft, J. Cox, J. Davis. l-lagthrop, K. Sherman, C. Bennett, K. Caldwell. New among the instrumental music groups this year is the division of the band into two parts, Concert Band and Marching Band, and the addition of a Cadet Band under the direction of Mr. Carl Lindgren. Each of these groups has enjoyed rapid progress. The Concert Band and Orchestra both received first division ratings at the California School Band and Orchestra Festival held at Compton in April. Part of the success of these organizations has been due to the ensemble and solo work under the direction of Miss Dorothy Rankin. She also accompanies the Glee Clubs. Swing music by Jay Cox and his Blue Jays has played a large part in school assemblies. Row 5. R. Bahler, H. Patton, B. Wood, J. Matter, The Trailblazer Staff wishes to acknowledge the assistance of Ardell Tripp and Don Sutherland, who worked on the lettering tor the cover, Miss Faure Rilliett and Mr. Clayborn Graves, who advised on the cover which was designed by Margie C-rooms, staff member. Also we wish to acknowledge the services of Mr. Forrest Smith, who advised on the advertising, and of Mr. Joaquin Miller, who was responsible tor most of the photography. Com- mercial photography was done by Stimson's Studio, engraving by the Long Beach Engravers, and printing and covers by the Royal Press. Miss Marjorie Davidson was the Trailblazer sponsor. JEAN POFF JEAN LESTER MARCIE GROOMS BARBARA PORTER Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Advertising Manager A T I ,Sw-R ., 't ANNUAL STAFF Phyllis Ross Frank Stimpson Keith Anderson Alice Morris Fay Hannawcll Bob Cameron Betty Bathke Barbara McCown FLIMSY STAFF Row I. June Hook Pat Smith Mary L. Sherrick Jeanne Perry Wretha Childreth Fay l-lannawell Margie Earl Jack Schlecht ' Marie Arnold Don Shaw Betty Rankard Elise Burke Row 2. Charlotte Dowd LaVerne Kirkpatrick Warren Lanman Mr. Lynes Jeanne Richmond Shirley Forrester Janice McAuliffe Douglas New Lorraine Cordray CAT'S PLJRR STAFF Row 1. Elise Burke June Hook Jack Schlecht Warren Lanrnan Margie Earl Janice McAuliffe Lorraine Cordray Betty Rankard Bob Heinley Patricia Smith Row 2. Jim Flores LaVerne Kirkpatrick Wretha Childreth Mr. Lynes Jeanne Richmond Forrest Perrin Marie Arnold ,f . ,ui M: V , Q , 4 he t A' 'Q' . J' xiii: --v-vr- fi ' i .i ' V. 13 ' -v' ' 1 ' . i LT -55 4 .1 3555? Q , 4 L .-1.11. A' As. FAY HANNAWELL WRETHA CHILDRETH Ed i tor Ed i tor First Semester Second Semester Witlw the advent this last semester of a regularly printed edition, the Jordan Flimsy cast off the name it had used for all but the first of its mirneographed years and returned to its original title of The Cat's Purrf' After being published only twice during the first months of its existence, while staff readiustrnents were being made to care for additional responsibilities with regard to printing, the paper has been issued regularly on Wednesdays. Jordan has maintained a fortnightly or weekly paper since its second year. Since our high school is without a print shop, it has been necessary to have this work done commercially, but because of an ener- getic staff, the printed weekly has been able to carry on under the able sponsorship of Gary Lynes. present instructor. AMICITIA Row 1. Dorothy Douglas, Annetta Coffin, Lorraine Cord- ray, Betty Dorman, Jay Cox, Aileen Mapes, Morjic Bartels, Alice Morris, Jean Poff, Margie Moor. PACIFIC RELATIONS Row 1. Mary Barr, Joyce Bancroft, Yvonne Tombs, Betty Smith, Barbara Williams, Lois Anderson, June Bald' win, Jacqueline Drake, Tamaya Nakama. Row 2. Harold Miller, Bethal Schmidt, Betty French, Betty Klingensmith, Wretha Childreth, Barbara Por- ter, Miss Babcock. Row 3. Ralph Johnson, LeRoy Carter, Tony Arntzen, Hans Nielsen, Jewell Jackson. Row 2. Polly Thorndike, Margie Earl, Bill Smith, Hans Nielsen, Tony Arntzen, Bryan Smith, Chester Penney, Boyd Likowski, Phil Cook, Paul Self, Mr. Lynes. WORLD FRIENDSHIP SOCIETY The two friendship clubs of Jordan High School, Amicitia and the Pacific Relations Club, this year combined to form the World Friendship Society. Amicitia, formed at Jordan in I939, was, in its inception, intended to become affiliated with the State Federation of World Friendship Clubs. Its purpose at Jordan was to stimulate local friendship. The Pacific Relations Club was formed in I936 as the Oriental Club. Its purpose was to further study of Pacific affairs and to promote understanding and friendship among the people of the Pacific. The Jordan World Friendship Society is to be the host school for the l943 May convention of the State Federation of World Friendship Clubs. At the Riverside convention held this spring, Dorothy King was elected State President, and Mae Van Etta, Program Vice President. AMICITIA PACIFIC RELATIONS LE ROY CARTER - - - President l-lELEN McLENDON - Vice President BETTY BATHKE - - Secretary FRANK STIMPSON - - - Treasurer son, V. Waggoner, J. Walker, B. White, M. Williams, B SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY CHAPTER 288 CSF OFFICERS First Semester Sealbearer Members: A. Acosta, M. Bartels, L. Carter, L. Cordray, M. Earl, A. Ewert, S. Forrester, T. Lussman, J. McAuliffe, M. McKenney, M. Moor, A. Okerstrom, L. Pearson, C. Penney, J. Poff, B. Smith, F. Thayer, Y. Tombs, N. Treon, G. Wood. 4 Semester Members: P. Commeau, W. Hanson, B. Likowski B. Porter, B. Skinner. 3 Semester Members: B. Bathke, D, Dollinger, E. Dernler, L. lmhoof, J. Fox, M. Klees, B. Kunz, J. Lester, J. Matter, D. lvlay, M. McAuliffe, A. Morris, M. Munson, O. Rogers, A. Tripp, D. Van Nattan. 2 Semester Members: L. Anderson, T, Arntzen, J. Baldwin Ja ueline Bancroft Jo ce Bancroft M Barr F Berr CQ V Y ' ' - - Y, W. Childreth, L. Crook, J. Drake, C. Fritz, H. Felder, F. Hannawell, L. Hines, O. Holmes, S. Jacobson, H. Jones L. Koss, D. Landess, C. Lomax, L. lVlcKay, H. McLendon M. Miifenberger, J. Perry, B. smith, v. sfraub, E. Stimpf son, F. Stimpson, F. Weagent, M. Weeks, B. Wilbert B. Williams. , I Semester Members: B. Adams, V. Allen, T. Anderson, S Barker, M. Bauer, J. Best, M. Blossom, B. Clark, B. Cline P. Cook, F. Cochran, J. Cottrell, J. Cox, E. Davidson M. Dester, B. Dorman, I. Dorman, V. Edwards, E. Gibson A. Hinton, A. Hendricks, B. Holmes, P. Horner, J. Jacob- son, C. Kessler, D. King, W. King, B. Langrnan, R. Lan- man, W. Lanman, B. Liger, D. Lindquist, D. McMillan, R Murray, M. Nickle, H. Nielsen, V. Price, B. Probst, E Ray, J. Sanders, M. Schumann, D. Shaw, J. Smith, P Smith, B. Stimson, S. Taylor, P. Thorndike, P. Tomlin- Wood, M. Yeats, C. Zimmerman. M? H! . 1 OFFICERS Second CHESTER PENNEY President JEAN MATTER - Secretary MARGIE EARL - Treasurer ALLAN ACOSTA President FIRST SEMESTER LIBRARY PRACTICE Row I. J. Roehrirk, D Vinton, R. Andrews, Y Tombs, F. Hannawell B. Hamann, M. Tuntf land, B. Jessings. B French. Row 2. H. Furushiro, M Crcgory, C. Brewer, B Adling, M. Christian- sen, C.. Flesner, H Marron, H. Nielsen, F Stirnpson, E. McClure J. Fiefield, J, Rich- mond, B. Cooke, H Swicegood, STUDENT STORE Row I. L. Shirey. C Pear- son, A. Smith, F. Ander- son, E. Denton, L. Imf hoof, L. Pearson, A Cow. Row 2. Mrs. Berge, B Clark, B. Klingensmith R. Osborn, J. Idle, F Pierpont. E. Hall, F Thayer, T. Anderson. I-llY Row I, D Cunncen, B Matter, W. Arntzen D. Walters, R. Brown J. Reynolds, L. Koss, K Parlee. Row 2. E. Demler, B Dunbar, K. Sippel, B Rohlfing, J. Outhier, J Sargent, B. Likowski L. Brady. Row 3. Mr. Scott, D Moore, J. Lybargcr, M Wilbur, J. Minar. The student staff of the library has had added responsibility this year, as well as fresh opportunity to serve the school. The new library building, opened in September l94l, provides approximately three times the amount of space available in the old bungalow. The main reading room, annex, and browsing room will seat I3O pupils and house 9000 books. The student assistants have helped in arranging the materials and have aided the rest of the student body in becoming familiar with the new library quarters. Added space has greatly increased circulation of books, pamphlets, and magazines. Without the able assistance of the student staff the library could not function. SECOND SEMESTER LIBRARY PRACTICE Row 1. M. Seydel, T. Robertson, B. Adlirig, C. Knapp, R. Campbell, B, Pearce, M. Klees, M. Mclienney, B, Mc- Cuichcon. Row Z. E. Weaver, M Huffman, P. Commeau, B. French, B. Short, M. Tombling, E. Ciraham. J. Smith, J. Murray. Row 3. B. Smith, L. Mont- gomery. C. Edmond, W. King, T. Arntzeri, F. Hauser, H. Nielsen. G. Elcsncr, B. Over, P. Self. STUDENT STORE Row I. B. Rarikard, B. Hamann, E. Burke, J. Hook, M. Moor, E. Copeland, A. Gow, L lmhoot, J. Shepherd- fOI'7. Rcw 2. J. Gardener, M. Moss, R. Reynolds, L. Pearson, Mrs. Bcrge, C. Pearson, M, Riggs, J. Denny, N. Frost, R. Harmon, W. Walker. Row 3. R, Thrower, D. Van Nattan, E. Herried, H. Combs. HI TRI Row 1. Miss Sanders, P. Smith, B. Porter, B. Stimfon, D. King. V Ambrosio, P. Bennett, J. Emery, P. Roberts. Row 2. E. Copeland, B Langman, V, Straub, E. Denton, T. Robertson, V. Fav, R. Andrews, A Andrews, A. Caswell, B. Short, M. Vanriet. in-ff KNIC-HTS As a member of the Knights, each boy holds a great deal of responsibility toward his school. This spring the Knights co-operated with the Student Court by upholding the school traditions and issuing citations to anyone who willfully disobeyed them. As a service club the Knights usher at assemblies, school programs, athletic contests, and serve as guides at important campus functions. The club is limited to twenty members from outstanding members ef the Boys' League. Requirements for membership are llA, l2B, or lZA standing, leadership qualities, and outstanding citizenship traits. The sponsor is Mr. Moore. BOOSTERS Attired in trim white uniforms with blue and white pom-poms, the Jordan High Boosters contributed much to the assemblies and a successful sport season. With pep and enthusiasm they performed on the field and in parades. The use of sparklers at night games was an outstanding feature in their activities. Booster Club is composed of outstanding girls who have earned at least four points by holding two different offices, have average standing in scholarship, and above average in citizenship. These girls not only function as a drill team but as a service club for the school. Among the social activities enjoyed were the semi-annual Installation Banquets, Senior Breakfasts, and Mothers' Day Tea. The first semester president was Ladina Pearson, while Peggy Tomlinson presided the second semester. Mrs. Stewart is the sponsor. KNIGHTS Row 1. O. Rogers K. Parlec P. Self B. Smith P. Cook H, Nielsen W. Lanman Row 2. B. Likowski H. Struthers F. Schobel T. Aintzen J. Nichols M. Schupp L. Koss Mr. Moore BOOSTERS Row 'l. M. Yeats P. Carey B. Dorman M. Moor S. Cox P. Tomlinson H. McLeridon S. Hutchins M. Bartels L. Livermore P. Thorndike Row 2. E. Copeland C. Nelms M. Grooms L. Cordray A. Coffin D. Adams B. Swain B. McCown P. Commeau M . Seydel F. Hannawell Row 3 J. Poff M. Wil'iams C. Perrin C. Dowd L. Pearson E. Burke J. Hook P. Smith B. Porter H. Felder P. Ross Row 4. V. Straub E. McClure R. Reynolds M . Riggs F. Berry M. Bowers W. Hanson B. Pearce Row 5. B. Skinner B. Klingensmith D. Dollinger W. Childreth BOOSTERS Row I. Tsuru Nakama Barbara Porter Virginia Straub Bethal Schmidt Margie Skinner Corinne Nelms Helen McLendon Bobbie Stimson Pat Bennett Dolores Dollinger Elise Burke June Hook Bettie Pearce Rosemary Reynolds Maxine Munson Lorraine Cordray Patricia Smith Fay Hannawell Wretha Childreth Virginia Spineto June Hanson Helen Felder Row 2. Phyllis Ross Betty Bathke Barbara McCown Alice Hutchison Freda Patton Katherine Henley Alice Morris Bctty Klingensmith Helen Thomas Frances Thayer Ladina Pearson Marioric Bowers Margaret Riggs Eleanor Hall Shirley Cox Charlotte Dowd Gerrie Perrin Willetta Hanson Pat Commeau Edythe Copeland SONG AND YELL LEADERS Row 'I Phil Cook Arch Worshani Paul Self Lourdine Livermore Bob Cameron Jack Hagthroo Hal Struthers Row Z Annctta Coffin Dorothy Douglas Barbara Swain Polly Thorndike 2 'Vtl 1 MAJORETTES AND FLAG GIRLS Row I. Algcne Okerstrom Jean Murray Lavon Lockridge Margie Moor Gloria McGrath Margie Yeats Shirley Hyatt Row 2. Moriie Bartels Betty Dorman Margie Seydel Gloria Crawford Shlrlcy Hutchins Peggy Tomlinson Iliff? 4 A MARRIAGE PROPOSAL Jewell Jackson C-errie Perrin Everett Demler IT HAPPENED Murray Handler Betty Kessler Tony Arnfzen Margie Burns Cordon Cafes Phil Cook Barbara Movius Bob Brady NEXT TUESDAY SEEING IS BELIEVING Marion Moss lean Poff Shirley Hufchins Florence Cochran Par Du Rae Liia Lee Brooks Glesna Morse OFF NAC S HEAD Barbara Durham Berry Kessler Tony Arnrzen Hans Nielsen aflzlef E 3 l Captain Whitey Anderson scoring the winning touchdown against Excelsior. Final score, Jordan 6, Excelsior O. Anderson taking the ball on a line buck against Fullerton. Kenny Parlee skirting the end to go for fifteen yards. Whitey Anderson kicking an extra point against Compton. i VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1. F. Schobel, B. Mason, E. Cronkite, R. Taylor, E. Hixon, A. Hallman, V. Mac- Caghren, J. Schlecht, J. Spence, J. Booth, H. Harrison. Row 2. B. Hall, K. Parlee, B. Condon, J. Rosser. C. Schroder, A. McCance, Captain K. Anderson, J. Jackson, W. Spence, M. Luddingtori, J. Colman, L. McGarrity, G. Poff. Row 3. Mr. Cline, B. Brady, R. Thrower, B. Wentz, J. Flores, B. McDermott, J. Davis, D. Wolters, H, Combs, W, Briggs, C.. Klees, G. Stotts. Row 4. D. Simpson, B. Smith, B. Vannet, R. Whites, G. Musser, K. Morrow, V. Clark, J. Dunlap, J. Wolter, K. Stone, fl K X 4, S, M W ll . s' All ff-'ll . 1 fl . sr . - -' ff . MFE. 1 f 5 Nfl V 1 . . Y I ... 4 ., , J L, ',r- A ,gf . ' 'if 'I -. f. 4 -Q -1 PW. , Q ,R J 2 iii V.-M . it .55 f Y ,V K 'Z x V . ag , , . .q. ltgsylglgl L .' 54,1 I , A lf . A f. gl. -EJHM f' -4. L. - 3 . . m . ' F .K ,.,. - '. ,, w X gk M- k, m!,,x,i k,,V, ,. ,,.ik., Lge ,K y ' 1 1 sf V V V 'll J 4 fis. rr..s s..e . . '-.. ,f A A Q , L . ' 7 . . - .. S f - f . - . Q' . ' .R , W J . J . ' . . I 4 .5 'TKT , j Jfw e '.J..r a 1 H' . 5, . A . ss., X , m is s-1 .ik aktypng '. . . . f .. . im -, ' -. Q 4 -.. - . , - i 1 3 ' .. f 331' J ' '. , Q f . .,..,..,. n ,.... Fm' J . M , -'M ,s ,ii 2 . . .J 'W' 1 L X 1 . Q' f :iw so . .S .- Q. . C . x .. we , QQ K' . f H F -w-my W ' p m, H , L. 4. J . K .,.,, iM'45+j V - J . J . ' . J - ' Q V3-het J ' 1 A ' Rims. . : '-ww 1 --. . . rf . we . 1 - :3.,m5 l'5f-f,...+ .M 235512, 1, . , W , .I NL ....,....f.., ,M.,,,mW,x ,v,w,m,,,, ,,g, , ui. A ... W- M y ,gifgrigki WPA' f... nws. ,Y Nbr 33 .,,.gf4 NRSV A . .. Javwq ' A f 'rl 'sf-shag' new ' li ' 'fl 7511, '.,,.4,, . --,.. . , X , A ,- ' -Q-.1 fn vfgmie, pg .. - Q . 1, ,.f -. 4 Ami ' AM Sr ...Lf s.. - . -Q vaviusaa. K+-'sskw fjrv-ff .,.,s-1nf'v .S'.' T .5'1',. ffm' V . . ff. T f 'f'2r'wigw4 VARSITY FOOTBALL This year's Varsity football turnout was the largest and most enthusiastic in the school's history. There were five returning Iettermen that formed the nucleus of the squad. Coached by R. M. Cline and headed by Captain Keith Whitey Anderson, our plunging fullback, the team was rugged and powerful, but it lacked the finesse that it takes to make championship status. They started the season with two defeats, one at the hands of Poly, a game that was won by a desperate pass in the last 30 seconds, 6-Og the other by a small fast Point Loma team, l4-7. The Jordan Varsity then snapped back to defeat l4-O the powerful Whittier team, which was last year's C.l.F. runner-up. Still displaying the same power, our team defeated Orange l4-O Then on the night of October 3l, Jordan gained wide recognition by playing in the so-called i'Fog Bowl game against Fullerton. Until the first half, when the game was called off because of a dense fog, we were leading 7-O. After the longest half period time in football history, which lasted until the following Monday afternoon, the Varsity came out on the wrong end of a l5-7 score. Following this, our Jordan team defeated l-luntington Beach l3-O, lost to Newport 6-O, lost to Anaheim 25-7, and wound up the season by defeating Excelsior, our traditional rival, 6-O. We finished third in League standing. B FOOTBALL Coached by Rocky Kemp and led by Captain Bill Smith, our powerful B team smashed its way to second place in the Sunset League. Starting the season with an impressive 7-O victory over Poly, we were defeated by Whittier l3-7, making it our first defeat since l938. Following this. we defeated Orange 25-O and lost to Fuller- ton l8-O. ln our next four games we defeated Huntington Beach l9-7, Newport 27-O, lost a close hard-fought game to Anaheim 26-25, and ended the season by defeating Excelsior l4-O. Jack Campbell, who was switched from end to quarterback in mid- season, and Captain Bill Smith were the two most outstanding players. KEITH WHITEY ANDERSON JERRY COLMAN JIM ROSSER Captain Fullback. All-City Fullback End. All-City End, Second Team Center. All-City Center All Sunset League Fullback, Second Team All Sunset League End All Sunset League Center, Second Team KENNETH PARLEE Halfback. Honorable Mention, All-City Halfback hz, .,,s,,, Q' -aw . B FOOTBALL Row I. S. Hierro K. Hutchinson C. Beggs H. Rosser M. Schupp W. Reeves B. Warner F. Schwartz E, Mitchell N, Furushiro M. Schlarige B. Kennedy F. Eisenhauer B. Romine G. Cates B. Gray Row 2. Captain B. Smith M. Mulholland B. McKay A. Marcoux C. Fritz R. Guthrie J. Mattias V. Krogh F. Johnson W. Shank B. Scofield H. Martin J. Wells W, Moore H, Parker J. Campbell Mr. Kemp Row 3. G. Jones J. Kurtz N. Kinrade J. Harber F. Potter B. Robinson J. Outhier O. Rogers R. Abrams W, Jimison B. Lambe R. Wymore C. Smith B. Lally D. Inlow TOP LEFT-- CENTER LEFT Marcoux making a gain against Newport. Carnpbil stopped after gain around Vilhittiers e t en TOP RIGHT Lcuzinger man being stopped after a short gain CENTER RIGHT by Captain Smith. Captain W lliam R Smith BOTTOM- Jordan's ball on their own twenty yvcl line against Whittier. The Panther Varsity Basketball team has had the most successful season this year in its history. Led by Captain Al Buckles, who was selected All-City and All-Huntington Beach Tournament forward, the team came out a close second in the Sunset League. Winning four games and losing two, these to Orange and Anaheim, the team was squeezed out of the semi-finals at the Huntington Beach Tournament in a hard fought battle. Our B's also had a brilliant season, taking second place in the Sunset League by winning tour and losing two games. Captain- Chuck Brain, center, and Al lvlarcoux, forward, sparked the team throughout the year with Marcoux being one ot the high point men in the League. VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1. J, Gardner J. Schlecht Captain A. Buckles B. Mendenhall C. Brown Row 2. Mr. Reece K. Stone B. Hurlbcrt V. Clark C. Bousman W. Carton D, New B BASKETBALL Row 1. R. Maine A. Marcoux Captain C. Brain E. Allison M. Schupp F. Estes D, Wonacott Row 2. J. Reynolds T. Kennedy J. McLendon R. Brown B. Baker N. Kinradc H. Jones E. Dyer VARSITY BASEBALL Varsity Baseball had rather an unsuccessful season, mostly because of the inexperience of many players. In the Pomona Tournament we defeated Loyola 3-2, were eliminated by Pomona 5-4, and lost to both Poly and Wilson in the All-City Tournament. We lost ll games and won 9 to finish in the lower bracket of the Sunset League. Coached by lVlr. Reece, the team was sparked by the five returning lettermen: Captain Jim Flores, Jewell Jackson, Bob lVlacDonald, Frank Estes, and Ken Sherman. The leading sluggers were Captain Jim Flores, .362 average, with five 2 base hits and one 3 base hit: Ken Mapes with .3601 Ken Stone, 372, which included two 2 baggers and one home rung Jewell Jackson, 347, with two 2 baggers and one home run. The batteries were Stone and Estes, pitchers, and Jackson and Davis, catchers. Because of transportation difficulties our Junior Varsity team was forced to disband early in the season. Row I. Don Tisncrat, Jewell Jackson, Captain Jim Flores, Ken Stone, Jim Davis. Row 2. Ken Mapes, Jim McCoy, Bob McDermott, Carl Zimmerman, Mr. Reece. Row 3. George Stotts, Fred Renoc. VARSTY Mendenhall being noscd out by Neil of Fullerton in the Moore breaking the tape to win the 660 yard dash. 220 yard dash. This season's Varsity and B track teams, coached by Rocky Kemp, were power- ful and loaded with championship potentialities. Unfortunately, however, they were hampered by a lack of transportation facilities. Both teams emerged victorious in the Anaheim Novice Meet, and our Varsity, led by Captain Bill Hall, was undefeated in dual meetsg although they lost the All-City tilt to Poly and Wilson and finished fourth in the Sunset League finals. Orange and Anaheim bowed down 73 7,!l6 to 26 3,fl6, and 60 V2 to 43V2, respectively, and Leuzinger tied us 75-75. ln the B division we captured second place in the All-City Meet, and lost a close tilt to Leuzinger Sl V3 to 43V2. We then downed Orange 60h - 36V2 and Anaheim 63 - 23. The season wound up with a first Sunset League final's honor. Outstanding men on both squads were Captain Bill l-lall, star Varsity shotputter, Captain Leland Case, who took second place in the Southern California B pole vault: Boyd Likowski, Southern California B high jump champion. Ken Parlee, Don Walters, Bob Lally, Floyd Schwartz, and Ray Conklin were the high point men on both squads. Suffering discouraging defeats, our C team lost the Anaheim Novice Meet, the All-City Meet, and finished last in League standing. The victory of the season was chalked up against Anaheim, 60-40. Outstanding C men were Captain Elwin Hensel, Bob C-ray, and John Wilcox, high point man. TRACK Row 1. R. Conklin D. Moore B. Mendenhall D. Walters H. Martin R. Larson W. Carton C. Jasper Row 2. B. Lally R. Wymore B. Romine H. Struthers K. Parlee L. Case A. Buckles Mr. Kemp. Row 3. G. Jones Captain B. Hal A. Traynor B. Mason B. Wentz R. Whites BTRACK Row 1. W. Reeves D. Bailey G. Sutherland C. Hinton D. Brandon B. Warner Mr. Kemp Row Z. J. Dixon J. Herman H. Jones K. Caldwell C. Green B. Williams J. Sargent C. Brewer Row 3. O. Rogers B. Smith F. Johnson N. Kinradc C. Fritz W. Moore Ci. Cates D. Ross Row 4. B. Willits B. Baker F. Potter J. Harber J. Wheeler Bill Rominc winning the 1320 in thc semi- finals at Orange. Captain Bill Hall C.TRACK Row 1. Captain E. Hensel B. Cray E. Dyer M. Brewster M. Mulholland Mr. Kemp Row 2. A. Abrams D. Wonacott J. Wilcox H. Walsh Ci. Lent V, Krogh 'in'-.. l 3 ilgliw ua.. bi iz VARSITY TENNIS The Varsity Tennis Team has, up to the present, won 3 games and lost 3 to give them a high standing in the League average. Gordon Bousman, Jordan's star netter, concluded a brilliant season with an impressive victory over Excelsior's best. He won 5 out of 6 matches and took the runner's-up cup at the All-Sunset League Tourna- ment. Other singles men were Eddie Allen, Jack Hagthrop, and Captain Murray, whose loss in mid-season weakened the team. In the doubles division the first honors were closely contested between Adams and Davidson against Bates and King. We won from Orange I9-8, Huntington Beach I4-l3, and Excelsior I5-I2. The teams that defeated us were Anaheim, Newport l-larbor, and Fullerton. The graduating lettermen are Bousman, King, Murray, Bates and l-lagthrop. JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS This year our Junior Varsity also won 3 and lost 3 games. The first singles man was Laurence Alder, who worked his way up to the Varsity before the season ended. Second singles man was Everett Demler. The first doubles position was closely fought between Wilson and Robbins, and I-landler and Arnold. The manager of both teams was Bob Dunham, and they were coached by Joaquin Miller. VARSITY TENNIS Row 1. Edsel Davidson Jack Hagthrop Richard Murray Wesley King Gordon Bousman Bruce Adams Phillip Bates Eddie Allen JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS Row 'I. Richard Lanford Keith Thomas Laurence Adler Row 2. Bob Dunham Hal IVlarron Everett Demler Jack Wilson Bob Rohlfing Allan Acosta Bob Heinley Jim Outhier Bob Cameron First Semester Row 1. V. Edwards M. De Cues T. Malone Row Z. M. Cole A. Mapes A. Okerstrom J. Berggren M. Harms N. Chancey J. Fiefield B. Kunz E. McCancc H. Thomas Row 3. B. Barkdull L. lmhoot A. McKay B. Skinner M. Moor M. McKenncv M. Kunz E. Gibson B. Williamson M. Mitchell Row 4. J. McAuliffe B. Bathkc B. Briggs J. Poff A. Morris D. King E. McClure M. Kofahl M. Klees E. Miller M, McAuliffe Second Semester Row 1. E. McClure B. Skinner M. Moore Row Z. M. DeCues M. Moss S. Eakins P. Roberts J. Emery C. Knapp S. Forrester L. Pearson A. Mapes C. Pearson J. Poff Row 3. E. Burke J. Hook M. Mclsennev B. Williamson M. Hotchkiss B, Barkdull M. Sutton C. Britton Mrs. Hiefield Row 4. B. Cadicux T. Beck A. McKay J. Lester L. McKay L. lmhoof E. Miller css... G. A. A. Girls' Athletic Association is composed of students who remain after school to participate in various sports, including volleyball, basket- ball, speedball, softball, and tennis. Among their activities this year were a C. A. F. convention, playdays at various schools, and the annual Christmas party. Seniors were champions in basketball and speedball, while Juniors claimed the volleyball title. Officers for the first semester were Margie Moor, Annabelle McKay, Marjorie McKenney, and Helen Thomas. The second semester officers were Ladina Pearson, Aileen Mapes, Lois McKay, and Patsy Roberts. Mrs, Hiefield is the sponsor. mu N...- J CLUB FIRST SEMESTER Row 1. Charlotte Dowd, LaVerne Kirkpatrick, Edyth Copeland, Jewel Backes, Lois McKay. Catherine Henley, Virginia Straub, Jeanne Richmond, Ladina Pearson, Lorraine lmhoot, Annabelle McKay, Mariorie McKenney. Row 2. Margie Moor, Aileen Mapes, Jean Potf, Betty Skinner, Mary Cole, Verdenia Marlin, Barbara Barkdull, Jean Lester. Mary Barr, Algene Okerstrom, Jean Lester, Charlene Knapp. OUTINC. CLUB FIRST SEMESTER Row l. Patsy Roberts. Edythc Copeland, Jacqueline Bancroft. Peggy Backes, Melba Gregory, Charlene Knapp, Joyce Emery. Jean Kaster, Jean Potf, Beverly Williamson, Mae Mitchell, Margie Moor, Lorraine lmhoof, Virginia Willits. Row 2. Georgia Hillhouse, Ruth Ellen Lanman, Janice Best. Shirley Barker. Jeanne Richmond, Marjorie Mclienney. Mary Barr, Dorothy King, Verdenia Martin, Virginia Straub, Eleanor Spinney, Joyce Shepherdson. Row 3. Olive Anderson, Barbara Langman, Frances Fuller. Jacqueline Walker, Estelle Carroll. Jean Lester, Jewel Backes, Patty Bennett, Janice McAuliffe, Loretta Larson, Barbara Barkdull, Mary Cole, Evelyn Miller, Aileen Mapes. J CLUB This service club ot the GAA. is composed ot girls who have received their minor J's by earning 500 points. Barbara Barkdull was president the first semester and Annabelle McKay, the second. Among their activities this year knitting wheel-chair robes for the Red Cross came first. Mrs. Stewart sponsors the J Club. OUTINC CLUB This group is one of the largest and most popular ot the C. A. A. and is sponsored by Mrs. Stewart. Members enjoy hiking, bicycling, and other recreational activities. They may earn walking points for C-. A. A. Among their outings this year were a bicycle ride climaxed by a weiner roast, ancl a beach party. Patty Bennett was presi- dent the first semester and Jewel Backes was president the second semester. J CLUB SECOND SEMESTER Row I. Charlene Knapp, Barbara Barkdull. Margie Moor. Jewel Backes, Aileen Mapes, Betty Skinner, Mary Cole. Row 2. Ladina Pearson, Lorraine lmhoof, Maxine Munson, Betty Bathke, Helen Felder, Edythe Copeland. Rcw 3. Jeanne Richmond, Alice Morris, Jean Lester, Annabelle McKay, Virginia Straub. OUTINC- CLUB SECOND SEMESTER Row l. Marion Moss, Helen Felder, Shirley Eakins, Peggy Backes, Charlene Knapp. Jeanne Richmond, Edythe Copeland. Loretta Larscn, Glenda Pearson, Row 2. Joyce Shepherdson, Patsy Roberts, Joyce Emery, La Vonne Newman, Janice Best, Barbara Langman, Virginia Straub, Jacqueline Bancroft, Lorraine lmhoot, Eleanor Spinney. Row 3. Jean Lester, Annabelle McKay. Dorothy King. Margie Moor, Aileen Mapes, Margie Cirooms, Ladina Pearson. ,,X of --env'-0-Q...-..-.9- MM, . . - 4 ' ,, 'L , 1 ' .. . lg 1 -H P - he In 9 E x allay ..rw1tfQ!i'I'!lPlf iw '- dm -eiirlff 5 , fryffl gr - . . . 3. , up . iii f I It . - ' 'wx f a ,, , fm 4 - s U ,--ig X-55.1 ' r U YQ, K 'Q ' - - xr , . - , ' 3 , , , ff, , ,, :i5'i'Tff :5'E? - ,, ' f. ,, M U 1' . ':::::: ..:l,,, .six 5.5, In ,,.. if , . zine: Jizz' ' f A .,,f J . J 11 Y Ezirrzzgzztrzzfi . -fi -49 f' Q . . --23. 4 .. W . 1:2 iglizzzzzzgziizzaz - I ? .fi T, - .Q. if ,,,,,f':g ??555?f??E???EE' -- F -I - ,ae - f its .W ri . taxa- -- . . . . . . . I Il , . . 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Janice Best, Patsy Roberts, Joyce Emery, Joyce Shepherdson, Jacqueline Bancroft, Ethel Denton, Barbara Langman, Frances Fuller, The object of this organization is to provide an opportunity for girls to learn the fundamentals of the game of tennis. Members participate in informal playdays with Poly, Wilson, and Excelsior. The climax to a successful year was the annual tennis Singles, C-irls' Doubles, and Mixed Doubles held on the Jordan courts. President for the first semester was Edythe Copeland. Marjorie McKenney was the second semester president. The club is sponsored by Mrs, l-liefield. 17' 3 'H' f-1 ,ay CHAMP I ON BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1. Gwen Wood, Jean Poff, Captain, Margie Moor. Row 2. Wretha Childrerh, Aileen Mapes, Jewel Backes, Annabelle McKay CHAMPION SPEEDBALL TEAM Row 1. Ladina Pearson, June Hook, Aileen Mapes, Captain, Elise Burke, Margie Moor. Row 2. Lorraine lmhoof, Annabcllc McKay, Jean Poff, Barbara Barkdull, Charlene Knapp. 'Sl' gignafufzefs gczmz fig Metcalf 2. Boys' Week, Box Lunch. 3. Stargazcrs. 4. Promoting C-ood Ncuglwbor Policy. 5. February Grads. 6. Last of the Mohicarms. 7, Knit one, purl two. 8. Want to make something of it? 9, Glamour girls, lO. Soldiers all. ll, l'm in the Army now. 145-V OUT Mr. Frith Mr. Sorscn FIRST AIDERS Phyllis Schobcl Mrs. McClain Mrs. Crandall THEY KEEP US IN ORDER-INSIDE Mr. Houghton Mr. Clark Mr, Anderson Mr. Langley AND mis 40 'Mi . 5 IW :fra llzx Social lifc. 2. Clwums. 3. Yoifrc killing mel 4. On parade. 5. Activity Pcriocl. 6, College boy at home, 7. Boys' Week victim. 8. Auctioneer. 9, School opens. lO. Pop stand patrons. ll. Smiling trio. L, 1 5571 M R I I, Dress Review. 2. The Crm Trio. 3. Christmas play. 4. The eleventh hour. 5. He was safe! 6. Blue and White. 7, Guess who? 8, Food at last! Bank of Jordan Uffefiec Fonda Yurzd . 1 -iqh :ami suv A SHARE iw N 5 l ATI S Y-AY! NGS MUN DN DEFENSE SAVINGS QQNDS AND STAMPS X2 I. Ready to help. 2. Pause that retreslwes. 3. Creative art. 4. 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