Glendale High School - Stylus Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

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Eggers Ayars Carolyn Ayars Albert Wells Jack Finch Arthur Cornelius Bertha Brown Willa-Hoyt Budd Beatrice Case F yrn Feaster Virginia Harsh AUDITORIUM MANAGEMENT ' ITH the closing of each school year comes retro- spection and a desire for a betterment of all conditions in the future. When student activities commenced last September an urgent need for student managers was felt throughout our Alma Mater. The idea was new to Glendale, but senior students, Carolyn Ayars and William Eggers with their body of co-assistants have made for the success of auditorium productions staged in Glendale High. Much of the previous confusion in seating arrangements and udoor rushingw have been eradicated in assemblies and evening performances by this branch of student control and management. Student Manager William Eggers Faculty Adviser Mrs. Ethel Hume Flood Moyse Ticket Takers John Heideman Richard Jones Warren Rigdon Wendall Snyder Ushers Wilma Hunt Kathryn Browne Mary E. Campbell Lyda Eubanks Nancy Grant Cedric Maydwell James Sargent Paul Scott Eugenia Henry Catherine Shedd Dorothy Shenck Helen Sternberg Mahala Wichert Tic ket Takers and Ushers Page Tfwenty-xefverz

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Q, fr. K .I . . I 452 gggplf 4.517 I I Y . , M. A , X 3 lefr. 1A', , Q al pp ,.,Ag . 9 VTE fl 4 ' ' 1-Z jf 45 I 'Ha '- 4 ' J-r'ti'5U?' . f , 1 .iii 't-3'?'.2tf37ii-'mf' '4', 'ZXSL2' . . ' . .. I K4 r , A Cecil Zaun . Ellsworth de Parcq Darrel Elliott Cedric Maydwell Golburn Dannef BOYS' LEAGUE OT to be outdone by girls, the boys of Glendale have aspired to big things during the past year. Although few occasions presented themselves for real charity work, splendid things were accomplished at Christmas time with the girls co-operating. Certain branches of the League itself, better known as the 'CGW Club and 6'Boys7 Order Committeef have maintained order in these halls of learning and thereby relieved faculty members of hall duty to a certain extent. Stag Night and various benefit performances, not to mention pay assembly movies, sponsored by the Boys, League, have proved to be successful financially. A finer feeling of fellowship and a greater Glendale spirit have been the result of the efforts of the Boys' League during the year 1924-25. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS ELLSWORTH DE PARCQ ---------- - - President DARREL ELLIOTT - - - - - Vice-President CECIL ZAUN - - - - Secretary-Treasurer CEDRIC MAYDWELL - - Welfare Committee GOLBURN DANN ER - - Entertainment Committee CLAYTON PHILLIPS - - - - Order Committee SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS CECIL ZAUN ------------... - - Prestelertt CEDRIC MAYDWELL - - - Vigg-President G01-BURN DANNER - - Secretary-Treasurer ROBERT BUNGAY - - - - - - Welfare Committee I VVILLIAM MONTCONIERY - Entertainment Committee CLAYTON PHILLIPS - - - - - Order Cerrtrrttttee Page Tfwenty-fix

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Blasnnooiluriuli TUBEHELUFHUAY Pawn BYSMEF Jack Finch Paul E. VVehh XValton Andrews THE EXPLOSION HE Explosion, a timely echo of student opinion and weekly chronicle of events, was an unconscious reiiector of progress throughout the past year not alone as a permanent record of school activity but as a promoter of school spirit. A reduction in the number of columns, the elimination of advertising, and the substitution of cuts has made for marked betterment of our Weekly, which was edited during the year by Jack D. Finch and Walton E. Andrews. Throughout the year special editions of the Explosion have been edited to create enthusiasm. Among these were the Christmas edition and the traditional links Day 'LCommotion. Because ad-chasing and eight column makeups were disposed of, this yearis editors have been able to concentrate the work of their staffs on copy content to a greater extent than ever before. The result of their efforts has been strong proof for the soundness of their policies. vit! ix!-fl 1 First Semester Staff Page Tfwenty-eight