Herbert Hoover High School - Scroll Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1943 volume:

Jlerbert oouer S lic h School dali ornia. lAJe dedicate this Scroll to those feavinij Jdoover J La tL „, a more active part in the vietorij toward which we strive. Ralph Anderson Harry Hepburn Jerry Packer Ed Bartlett Dallas Humphries Gerald Peterson Herb Bell Virgil Ingram Stanley Pinkoski Knecland Benham Floyd Jenewein Herb Poirier Jerry Bottrell Don Jones Eugene Richardson Corbett Browne Fletcher Jones Charles Robinson Bob Clover Robert Kay Richard Rockwell Arthur Conkling Richard Kruyer Thomas Sanderson Jerry Curley Lorrie Lambourne John Schaefer Robert Currier Rupert Lambourne Bud Schroeder Gordon Davies Arnold Lasko Ward Seiler Frank Dersham Charles Lightbody Don Silverthorne Frank Fee Dean Mathiscn Warren Stewart Jesse Flower Ronnie McBride George Stahl Bill German Lowell McWilliams Bruce Tannatt John Grey Bill Modes Harold Thompson Jerome Hamilton Winston Moore Roland Ungeheurer Carroll Hammond Ray Newhousc Bill Wattenbarger Alex Hardy Mayo Olmstead Richard Welch Dick Henry David Olson Kay Wilson The above partial service roll, complete up to May 1. is as accurate as the Scroll's various sources of information could make it. Breathless suspense before momentous student-body elections . . . lively class debates during Town Meetings . . . senior jaunts to the Glendale City Hall . . . traditional Commencement exercises . . . Monday afternoon club meetings . . . idle hours around the malt stand . . . soft lights of formal proms . . . purple-and-white streamers at Rose Bowl football games . . . colorful Fiesta Days . . . entertaining talent assemblies . . . campus halls ringing with the laughter of carefree youth in those pre-Pearl Harbor days. Total war has brought to Hoover', as to other schools, the revision of courses to meet specific war objectives, timely information to boys about to enter the armed forces, campus activities furthering home defense and Red Cross work—changes accepted with a vigor that reflects the undaunted spirit of American youth. Curricular readjustments have stressed mathematics and science courses, map and chart reading, code classes, machine shop training, and the importance of nutrition in wartime. Physical education has introduced commando tactics to build a healthier and more efficient body for every Hoover boy. No department has escaped the changes wrought by this global war. During the year many have left the campus to enter America's armed forces, instructed in their choice by visiting representatives of the Army, the Navy, and the Marine Corps. Others below draft age have reported for work in the war factories under a plan by which student workers may obtain a necessary education and yet, four hours a day, join the lines at the factory gate. And day after day the student bank has issued War Stamps and Bonds. Day after day the Minute Man has waved silent testimony of Hoover's financial contribution to the war effort. n rainina iJou arcI Hoover girls are taking part in various Victory Program activities. In the Red Cross Workshop they are making articles necessary for Army and Navy Hospitals. While- taking a home nursing course, the enrollees study child care and other phases of the subject. In the clothing clinic students obtain valuable aid in making over and economiz- ing on the family wearing apparel. A nutrition class offers a canteen certificate, and instruction in the canning of war-time foods provides timely information. 6 Boys are participating in war activities by enrolling in new courses and volunteering for civilian defense work. They are finding mechanical drawing classes interesting and instructive, and Arithmetic for the Emergency an excellent textbook in the pre-induction math course. Aeronautics is proving helpful to many future service men. Even chemical warfare is being studied and poison gas tests made. Home defense is furthered by the Hoover fire fighters who prepare for war emergencies. 7 5L 2 emocra tic Mr. Normal C. Hayhurst, principal, in this, his fourteenth year at Hoover, has again proved himself an inspiring leader. Through his kindness, fairness, and generosity he has remained an outstanding administrator, highly respected by both faculty and students. Miss Frances E. Jackson, girls' vice prin- cipal, through her friendly and instructive advice, again helped many of Hoover's girls to solve their problems, both scholastic and social. Otl o Pettyjoin Mr. Otho A. Pettyjohn, boys' vice prin- cipal, by being a good friend and adviser to every boy in school, has won the respect and admiration of the entire student body. Through his helpful suggestions, many have found solutions to their problems. 11 Back Row: Mr. James Higgins, Mr. George Shochat, Mr. Kenneth Greenlaw, Mr. Ralph Prout. Second Row: Miss Elsie Wix, Miss Merle McGrath, Mrs. M. Jeannette Miller, Mrs. Estelle Spry, Miss Ruth Starr. First Row: Mr. Ercil Adams, Mr. Philip Gill, Mrs. Edna Wells, Mr. Roy Johnson, Mr. Elwyn Hillegas. Back Row: Mrs. E. Carmen Butler, Miss Marie Ruhlman, Miss Ellen Applegate, Sgt. Joseph Barnett, Miss Neva Schroeder, Miss Laura Johnston. Second Row: Mr. Howard Butterfield, Miss Frances Mains, Mrs. Bertha Foster, Miss Josephine Hcrvey, Miss Marian Grey, Miss Dorothy Wells, Mr. Walter Barragar. First Row: Mrs. Wilhclmina Gillespie, Mrs. Margaret Hostetter, Mrs. Gertrude Schmidt, Mr. Harold Brewster, Mrs. Margaret Blalock, Miss Edla Magnuson, Miss Bertha Gunderson. 12 Back Row: Mr. Marshall Wilson, Miss Helena Shade, Mrs. Ruth Shearin, Mr. Clinton Crow. Second Row: Mr. Harold Morehead, Mr. John Usilton, Mrs. Helen Moir, Mr. Fred Wilson, Mr. Richard Knox. First Row: Mrs. Florence Rogers, Mr. William Roemer, Mr. William Schirmer, Mr. Chester Sanderson, Mrs. Marian Burns. Back Row: Mr. Arlington Jacobs, Mr. Erwin Howlett. Mr. George Lockwood. Mr. Ralph Carter, Mr. Carroll Thompson, Mr. Ernest Stirwalt. Second Row: Miss Alice Pollock, Mrs. Lucille McLanc, Miss Marie Habcrmann, Miss Margaret Haverfield, Mrs. Margaret Struble, Miss Jean Aitchison, Mrs. Cleonice Richards. First Row: Miss Marion Pierce. Mrs. Gladys Merrick, Mrs. Ruth Snow, Miss Iva Hunter, Miss Gertrude Cain, Miss Lois Goodin. Miss Grace Rensch. 13 Warren ML emphasized friendliness 'atten J tmtjren and good fellowship in his administration. He was one of the most well-liked of all of Hoover’s presidents. Proving early in his high-school life his capability as a leader by holding the offices of chairman of Student Council, secretary of boys' athletics, and other positions of import- ance, Warren successfully met the responsibilities of a student-body president. 14 Byerly. Vice President Browne. Secretary of State Petree. Secretary of Finance Kcicltert. Secretary of Assemblies Gregory, Chairman of Student Council Salisbury. Secretary of Publicity Faison, Campus and Corridors Chudlcy, Secretary of Forensics Maliidav. Girls' League President Moore. Boys League President Schmidt, Secretary of Boys' Athletics Gilbert. Secretary of Girls' Atheltics Lennon. Senior Repre- sentative Staub. Junior Repre- sentative Burn, Sophomore Rep- resentative. Hall iday, Vice Pren- dent Osborne, Secretary of State Clark. Secretary of Fi- nance Abell. Chairman of Student Council Ames. Secretary of Pub- licity Gilbert. Secretary of Assemblies Schmidt. Boy� ' League President Bmckenbrough. Girls' I-eague President Flvnn. Secretary of For- ensics Browne. Senior Repre- sentative Van Wormer. Junior Representative Snvder, Sophomore Representative Burn. Secretary of Boys' Athetics Kier. Secretary of Girls' Athletics 16 M. W. WammaaI' parent since the early days when he was elected Sophomore Class president in his first year in Hoover. This leadership, along with his competence as a speaker and his way of easily making friends, has aided him in holding numerous other offices, climaxed by his term as student-body president, which was successful in every way. great ability as a leader has been ap- 17 Under the guidance of Mary Beth Halliday, president, the Girls' League completed a successful semester of work. Acting in cooperation with the Girls' Service Club, the group sponsored the Red Cross Work shop, which immediately became one of the school’s most important projects. The board served in connection with afternoon dances and also provided an amusing assembly. MARY BETH HALLIDAY, President Kchlor, Vice President Brockcnbrough, Treasurer Rist. Secretary Wilkinson, G.A.A. Rcpre- scnacive Smith. Uniform Represent- ative Morris Gilbert Keenan McCormick Nichols Plosser 18 The Girls' League Board of second semester, capably led by Ann Brockenbrough, president, took charge of a I'iesta Day booth, a Mother-Daughter tea, and the pro- duction, So Wonderful in White. A publicity scrap- book containing articles of interest written about the league was begun for future boards to complete. ANNE BROCKENBROUGH, President Haft. Vice President Kchlor. Secretary Parr. Treasurer Reese, G.A.A. Representa- tive Evans. Uniform Represent- ative HalliJay. Honorary Mem- ber Smith Plosser Milton Hull Alexander UpdcRraff 19 WINSTON MOORE, President I BOB SCHMIDT, President 11 X eacfue War rationing of food, gas, and tires rather re- stricted the activities of the Boys' League this year. The annual Stag Party was necessarily cancelled, and many other plans that were in preparation were set aside for lack of materials to carry them out. Presidents Winston Moore and Bob Schmidt arranged for several successful assemblies, how- ever, and a Fiesta Day booth was sponsored by the league. Barnard Vice President I Kutch Vice President II Ncwhousc Secretary 1 Martin Secretary II Corner Treasurer II Bum, Secretary of Boys' Athletics II Ignatius West McCurdy Grey Abell Townc McCarthy Smith Seaton Campbell 20 C ounci Keeping order on the campus is the chief duty of the Student Council. All misdemeanors are thoroughly investigated, and penalties are en- forced if a student is found guilty of an offense. Members of the Council the first semester were Pat Gregory, chairman, and H. M. Wammack, Bob Humphreys, Bob O. Martin, Don Ballengcr, and Bcvery Bowman, secretary. Members of the second semester council were Dana Abell, chairman, Alice Herzog, Barbara Wilson, David Grey, and Don Byram. DANA ABELL, Chairman II PAT GREGORY, Chairman I Ballinger Wammack Martin Humphreys Herzog Byram Grey Wilson 21 HARLEY QUINT, President DAN BARNARD, Vice President e . __senior LEOTA ROBB, Secretary LOIS LOUDON, Treasurer BETTY RIST, Secretary MARJORIE PATTEN, Treasurer 25 DANA I.EROY ABELL — Student Council, Chairman; Scholarship Society 3; Boys' League Board; Varsity Track; Student Legislator. RICHARD R. ADAMS—Hi Y, Vice President, Secretary- Treasurer. Chaplain; Student Legislator 2. GEORGE ALLEBRAND ROBERT P. ALLEN—R.O.T.C. ERLEEN ALLEN—Cir Tri; G.A.A., Tumbling; French Club. ELDON PAUL ALMQUIST—From Alhambra High School, Alhambra. California; Scroll”, Photographer; Boys’ Service Club 1; Camera Club 5. AL AMES— Purple Press , Sports Editor; Secretary of Publicity; ScroU”, Sports Editor; Boys' Service Club; Student Legislator. MARY ELIZABETH ANKRUM WILLIAM ALAN BABBE—Scholarship Society; R.O.T.C. 5. First Lieutenant; Latin Club 2, President; Junior Statesmen of America Club 3. State Assemblyman; Boys' Glee Club 2. RALPH WAYNE BALL—Scholarship Society, C.S.F. Mem- ber; Orchestra 7, Concert Master; R.O.T.C. 7, Lieuten- ant; Symphony Club 6. DON BALLENGER DAN G. BARNARD—Senior Class, Vice President; Boys’ League. Vice President; Football, Varsity, Bee; Assemblyman. JUNIUS BARNETT JUNE BAUMGARDNER HELEN A. BAXTER—Student Legislator; G.A.A., Tennis Club; Assemblyman; Tri H. BETTY BECKERS JOHN F. BECKHAM—Laboratory Assistant MARILYN BENNEWATE—G.A.A.; Bible Club; Sym- phony Club. BEVERLEY JEANNE BENSON—Campus and Corridors Committee 1; Latin Club 4; Junior Statesmen of America Club 2; Treasurer; Girls’ Drill Team 1; Tri H 2. JAMES BENSON—R.O.T.C. 6. MARY ALICE BENTLEY—Cir Tri 4. Secretary; Girls’ League Board 2, Secretary, Welfare Chairman; Schol- arship Society 4, C.S.F. 2; Student Legislator. 26 943 BETTY LOUISE BEN WAY—R.O.T.C., Sponsor; Epsilon. Treasurer; G.A.A.; Art Club 6. SHIRLEY L. BERTRAND—Girls’ Service Club 4; Assem- blyman 5; World Friendship Club 2, President; Uniform Representative; Junior and Senior Prom Decoration Committees. VIRGINIA LEE BIRD—Spanish Club 3, President; Forum Club 2. Treasurer; Girls' Glee Club I; Symphony Club 3; Junior Prom Committee. CHAR LA JOY BISNO—Operetta 3. Student Director; Usher 6; Forum Club 4; Student Legislator; Campus and Corridors Committee 2. DORIS BLACK— Scroll”, Editor. Advertising; Purple Press , Third-Page Editor; Scholarship Society 2; Girls’ Service Club 1; Junior Statesmen of America Club 4, Secretary. REED BLAKEMORE—Assemblyman 1; Football 1, Bee; Track 1, Bee. MARY LOUISE BLIGH—Commerce Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Glee Club; Senior Prom Committee; Gym Secretary. ROBERT BLYTH NINA BONGIOVANNI STANLEY BONTEMS SPENCER BOWERSOX HARRIETT ALLA BREDEHOEFT—Student Legislator; Commerce Club 2; G.A.A. 3, Archery Club; World Friendship Club 2. ANN BROCKENBROUGH—Girls’ League Board. Presi- dent. Treasurer; Junior Class. Secretary; Girls' H Club 3; Girls’ Service Club 1; G.A.A. 6. JACK BROWN MARY JO BROWN—From Central High School. Duluth. Minnesota; Symphony Club 1. STUART WILBUR BROWN Orchestra 4; Boys’ Glee Club 1; A Cappella Choir 2; Basketball I. CORBETT BROWNE SYDNEY VERA BROWNE—Student Body, Secretary of State; Senior Representative; Scholarship Society . Secretary 2; Junior Statesman 4, Secretary 3; Girls’ Service Club. MARGOT BROWNLIE MARILYN BUCKHAM—Student Legislator; A Cappella Choir 3; Epsilon, Vice President; G.A.A. 2. JOHN BURCHES 27 BOB CLIFFORD BURKHEIMER—Football, Varsity, Bcc; Boys' League Board 2; Forum Club 2, Vice President; Scholarship Society; Hi Y 5. Secretary, Vice President. ROBERT FOSTER BURNETT. JR.—Hi Y 2, President; Boys' H Club 4, Vice President; Basketball 3, Varsity, Bee, Cee; Tennis 2, Varsity, Junior Varsity. RICHARD NELSON BURT—Chemistry Club; World Friendship Club. GLENN A. BUSTRUM—From Glendale High School. Glendale, California; Varsity Football; Boys' H Club; Junior Hi Y. PATRICIA JOAN BUTLER— Purple Press 1. Exchange Editor; Scroll'' 2; Student Legislator 1; Girls' H Club 3; G.A.A. 6. JIM BYERLY EARL SMITH CAIN—Football, Cee, Bee. MARJIE JOAN CAIN Assemblyman 5; Spanish Club 1. JACK B. CALDWELL—Scholarship Society. C.S.F. Award; R.O.T.C. 6. First Lieutenant; Junior Statesmen of America Club; Spanish Club 1. MARY JACQUELINE CALLAHAN— Purple Press 1; Scroll 2; G.A.A. 4, Tennis Club; Junior Prom Pub- licity Committee. GORDON CAMPBELL—Senior Class, President; Boys’ League Board; Hi Y, President; Art Club. HARLAN J. CAMPBELL—From Reno High School, Reno, Nevada; Symphony Club; French Club. MILDRED LOUISE CAMPBELL— ScrollSenior Honors; Girls' Service Club, Vice President; Library Assistant; Tri H 5, Vice President; G.A.A. 4. IOLA CARLSON CECILIA MARGARET CARR—Uniform Representative 1; G.A.A. 2; Girls' Glee Club 2; Laboratory Assistant 1; Tri C 3. WILLIAM EDWARD CARSON—Track 1. Manager; Junior Statesmen of America Club 2, Senator; World Friendship Club 2, Treasurer; Junior and Senior Prom Decoration Committees. J. DONALD CENA—Baseball 2, Junior Varsity, Varsity, Captain; Boys' H Club 3; Football, Bcc, Cee; Basketball, Cee. DOROTHY MARIE CHAPMAN—Girls' Service Club; Student Legislator; Uniform Representative 2; Oper- etta 2; G.A.A. 5. PATSY A. CHAPMAN—Spanish Club; Girls' Glee Club 3; G.A.A.; Junior Prom Decoration Committee; Senior Prom Ticket Committee. ALLACE CHASE—Chemistry Club; Laboratory Assistant 2; R.O.T.C. 6, Corporal. WILLIAM LEE CHASE—Chemistry Club 1; R.O.T.C. 2, First Sergeant; Rifle Team 2 ; Band 2. 28 1943 JOHN CHRISTIAN MICHAEL JAMES CHUDLEY—From Cranleigh College. Guilford. England; Secretary of Forensics; Forum Club • 3, Vice President. MARGARET LOUISE CLARK—Symphony Club 6; Assem- blyman 3. DICK H. CLARK—From Glendale High School. Glendale. California; Secretary of Finance. VIRGINIA CLARK PHYLLIS EARLE CLEMENT—Student Legislator; Uni- form Hoard; Spanish Club 5. MARY ELLEN CLOUSE RYLI.IS MURRAY COALSON—Junior Prom Committee 2. Art Director; French Club 4, Vice President; Tri H; Class Will. Chairman. ELOISE COLE ROSEMARY ELIZABETH COLEMAN—G.A.A. 4, Bad- minton Club; Cir Tri 2; Junior Prom. Decoration Committee, Orchestra Committee; Latin Club 2. THOMAS LEGORE COLES-Track, Cee. Bee; Football, Cee; Assemblyman. RONALD B. COLESON—From Fairfield High School, Fairfield, Iowa; H Club 3; Varsity Basketball I; Lab- oratory Assistant 1. DARAL G. CONKLIN—From lolani High School, Hono- lulu, Hawaii. ROBERT EDWARD CONK LING—R.O.T.C. Band. First Lieutenant; Orchestra 6: Assemblyman I; Fire Squad 2. JAMES CONNER LORRAINE ADELE COOLEY FRANCES COOPER— Purple Press” I. Editor; ScroH”, Assistant Editor; Girls' Service Club; Assemblyman; Senior Prom. Orchestra Committee. MARGUERITE A. COOPER JOSEPH TAYLOR COTNER—Boys' League Board. Treas- urer; Football. Bee; Track. Bee; Hi Y, Treasurer. MARY JANE COYLE—Assemblyman 4; Campus and Cor- ridors Committee 2; Uniform Representative 2. TOM CRAIG 29 JANICE EILEEN CRAMER—G.A.A. 3; Uniform Repre- sentative; Commerce Club. FRANCIS L. CREAGER—Varsity Track 1; Assemblyman 1. MARIAN O. CULBERTSON—Girls’ Glee Club 1; Girls’ H Club 1; G.A.A. 6, Tennis Club; Radio Arts I. MARJORIE ELAINE DAHL PATRICIA MELBA DAILY—Gamma Rho. Publicity Com- mittee; G.A.A. 4, Tennis Club; Student Legislator; Girls’ Glee Club; A Cappclla Choir 2. JESSERUTH DAVY—Gym Secretary; Commerce Club; Girls’ Glee Club 4. JAMES C. DAW—Forum Club 4, President; Scholarship Society 3; Junior Statesmen of America Club 4; French Club. ROBERT D. DECKER—Camera Club 2, President; Bee Football 1; Hi Y 1; Bee Track 1; Chemistry Club 1. EDGAR A. DEETER—From Coronado High School, Cor- onado. California. Varsity Baseball 2. ALBERT W. DeLORM—Forum Club 2; Track, Varsity, Bee; Auxiliary Fire Warden 1. TOMMY DENSMORE DONALD MAYO DEPEW—Junior Varsity Tennis 2; Varsity Tennis. Manager; Student Legislator 3. BOB FRANK DICKSON—Track 2. Bee; Boys’ Glee Club 2. ARTHUR DIETERICH MAXINE DIOGUARDI KEITH DOIG—Chemistry- Club. Vice President, Member of Iota Chi Sigma; Rifle Team 2. KAY DRURY MARJORIE JEAN DUMKE—Assemblyman V, Tri C 4; World Friendship Club 2. PAT C. DUMM—From Eureka High School, Eureka, Cal- ifornia. PHYLLIS L. DURFEE—Operetta 2; Assemblyman 6, G. A.A. 6. JOHN L. DUVALL, JR. 1943 BILL ECKERT—Gym Secretary 3. JOHN R. EDEN—Hi Y 6, Vice President; Student Leg- islator. JEANNE M. F.DSALL—From Sussex High School. Sussex. New Jersey; French Club 2; Symphony Club 2. BETTY LEE EGBERT—Scholarship Society; Junior States- men of America Club 4; World Friendship Club 2; Scroll”; Uniform Representative. ROBERT LcROY ELLIOT—Machine Shop Foreman 2. LAURA HEIND EVANS—Scholarship Society; Girls' Scrv- ice Club 4, Treasurer; Girls' League Board. Uniform Chairman; Operetta 3; Laboratory Assistant. VIRGINIA LOUISE FAHEY — Latin Club, Secretary; Spanish Club; G.A.A.; Student Legislator; Epsilon. A. LYNN FAIRWEATHER—Basketball 3. Varsity, Bee. Cee; Football 1. Cce; Boys’ H Club 4; Secretary- Treasurer, Sergeant at Arms; Hi Y 3; Radio Arts 1. EVELYN FAUTH STANLEY AUSTIN FENTIMAN — Baseball 3, Varsity. Junior Varsity; Football 2, Bee; Boys' H Club 2. DORIS FINKS—Junior Prom Decoration Committee; Tri C 2. MARGARET BODE FLINT—Symphony Club 6. Vice President; Junior and Senior Prom Publicity Commit- tees; Girls' Glee Club 3; A Cappclla Choir; G.A.A. 2. JESSE HUNTER FLOWER. JR.—R.O.T.C. 6. Major; Rifle Team 5; Drill Team 4; Assemblyman 4; Boys' State. JOHN FRANKLIN—From Glendale High School. Glen- dale, California; Gym Team; Student Legislator I. BEVERLY FRAZIER—Operetta 1. JEANETTE B. FRAZIER JACK FREDERICKSON GERALDINE DIANNE FREEMAN—From Glendale High School, Glendale, California; Operetta 2; Girls' Glee Club 1. President; Latin Club 2; A Cappclla Choir 1, Publicity Chairman; Gamma Rho. SHIRLEY LEE FRYER—Gamma Rho 4; Junior and Senior Prom Decoration Committees. WINIFRED ANN FULLER—Scholarship Society 3; Junior Statesmen of America Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Latin Club 2; Laboratory Assistant. BEVERLY JEAN GALLOWAY—'Purple Press ; Junior and Senior Prom Decoration Committees; G.A.A. 6; Gym Secretary; Nurse's Secretary. 31 DON RAY GALLUP—Boys' H Club; Varsity Basketball 2; Hi Y; Student Legislator; Tennis 2. GENE GARNETT DAVID C. GARTLEY—Scholarship Society 2; Hi Y; Assemblyman 6; Boys' Service Club. PATRICIA GARY—Student Legislator; Uniform Repre- sentative; War Bond Committee; Commerce Club. BONITA LORENE GEORGE—Tri C. JUANITA MAURINE GEORGE—Tri C 2; Library Assist ant 1. DORIS RAF. GIBSON—World Friendship Club, Secretary- Treasurer; G.A.A. 4; Girls' Glee Club 2; Junior and Senior Prom Committees, Tickets and Orchestras; Spanish Club. M. FRANK GIFT—Scholarship Society 4; Chemistry Club 2, Iota Chi Sigma Member. MARY ANN GILBERT—Student Body, Secretary of As- semblies; G.A.A. 6, President; Girls' Service Club 4, President; Art Club 4. President; Girls' H Club. EDITH JEAN GINGERY—World Friendship Club 2; Art Club I; G.A.A., Hiking Club. KATHRYN G1VAN-' Purple Press ; ' Scroll ; G.A.A. 6; Spanish Club 4; Tri C 4. RUTH GLAZE ELAINE GLOVER—Scholarship Society; Purple Press. Second-Page Editor; Scroll ; Assemblyman; Cir Tri. CATHERINE KINROSS GOULD—Student Legislator 2; Student Bank 2; G.A.A.; Tri H, President; Assembly- man. WHITNEY GOWER—Track 6. Varsity, Bee; Boys' H Club 2. KENNETH E. GRANT—Track I. Varsity, Bee; Boys' H Club; Operetta 2. BESSIE M. GRAY—Girls' League Board 1; Orchestra 6; French Club 2. PATRICIA JANE GREGORY—Student Council, Chairman; Girls' Service Club; Assemblyman; Student Legislator; Junior Prom Committee. DAVID GREY HELEN JEANETTE GRIGG—From Kenwood High School. Raspcbcrg, Maryland. JAMES RUSSELL GRIME—Spanish Club 2; Track 1. 32 1943 JACK L. GROOM—Football 3, Varsity, Bee; Baseball 2; Boys’ H Club 2. PAT MARIE GUILLEM1N—Art Club 3; Gamma Rho 3. JOHN C. HAASE—World Friendship Club 1. PATRICIA JOAN HAID—Symphony Club 5; Girls' Glee Club 4; Uniform Representative. DUANE LEE HALL—Cee Basketball; Boys’ Glee Club 2; Band 1. FRED WALTER HALL, JR.—Fire Squad 2. Auxiliary Fire- man; World Friendship Club 2; Boxing 1. ROBERT MILTON HALL—From Pomona High School. Pomona. California; Tri C 4, Chaplain; Boys’ Glee Club I; A Cappella Choir 1; Operetta; Listen Mister Speaker”. MARY BETH HALLIDAY—Student Body, Vice President; Girls' League. President, Friendship Chairman; G.A.A. 6. Tumbling; Cir Tri. DON HALVERSON HAROLD HAMANN DONNA MAE HAMILTON—Scholarship Society; Tri H 2; Commerce Club 3; G.A.A. 4, Bicycle Club. JEROME HAMILTON EVELYN MARIE HANBERY—Spanish Club 2; G.A.A. 5. Tennis Club; Senior Prom Publicity Committee; Art Club 2. GURNA MAE HANGER—Tri C 6, President; Girls’ H Club; G.A.A.; Gym Secretary; Symphony Club. GERALD EUGENE HARMON FERN HARRISON ROBERT EDWARD HAZELTON—From Boise High School, Boise, Idaho. LAWRENCE DILLEN HEATH—Student Legislator; Cam- era Club 2; World Friendship Club 3; Fire Warden. NANCY EUGENIA HEBER—Student Council 1; G.A.A. 3; A Cappella Choir 4; Girls' Glee Club 4; Spanish Club 2. ROBERT OLDS HEDLEY—Rifle Team 2; R.O.T.C MARION A. HEDRICK—From Franklin High School, Ims Angeles. California; Girls’ Glee Club; G.A.A. 33 (graduated DAN L. HEMPERLEY—Camera Club; Tennis. JAMES NEWTON HENRY—Football. Varsity. Bee, Cee; Track 3. Bee. Cee; Student Legislator; Stage Crew 2; Assemblyman 2. ALICE HERZOG—Student Council 1; Student Legislator 2; Cir Tri 4. Inter-Club Representative. Secretary; G.A.A., Badminton Club; Spanish Club 2. RICHARD HEYES JEANELLEN HIGGINS—Commerce Club 2. Vice Presi- dent. RICHARD W. HILL VIVIAN HILL WARREN O. HILLGREN—Student Body, President; Stu- dent Council. Chairman; Secretary of Boys’ Athletics; Boys’ League Board; Hi Y. President. Vice President, Secretary. NEWTIE HIRSCHI RUTH HITTE—From A.V.l.U.S. High School, Lancaster, California; Orchestra. Vice President. Secretary; Sym- phony Club 6. Vice President. Secretary, Program Chairman; G.A.A. 1, Tennis Club. BEATRICE ELEANOR HOFFMAN—Operetta 2; Girls’ Glee Club 2; A Cappclla Choir 1. HELEN LOUISE HOLCOMB—Tri C; Symphony Club 4. SANFORD WHITWELL HOPKINS—Scholarship Society 1; Tri C. Vice President, Publicity Chairman; Chem- istry Club 2; R.O.T.C.. Staff Sergeant; Forum Club. EDWIN HUKILL ROBERT LEE HUMPHREYS—Junior Class. President; Basketball 3, Varsity, Bee; Scholarship Society; Sopho- more Representative; Hi Y, President. Secretary. Chap- lain. MARY ANN HUNTER—From East High School, Sioux City, Iowa. DONALD R. HYINK-’ Purple Press ”, Proofreader; Boys’ Sen-ice Club 1; Commerce Club 1. JOSEPH A. IGNATIUS—Boys' League Board; Scholarship Society 2; Boys’ Sen-ice Club 2; Varsity Tennis 3; Basketball, Varsity, Bee, Cee. JIMMIE IRWIN—Student Body, Yell Leader; Gym Team 3. FRED JACOB GENEVIEVE JAMES—From Santa Barbara High School, Santa Barbara, California; French Club 2, Treasurer. Secretary; G.A.A.. Tumbling Team; Latin Club; Library Assistant; Tri H, Secretary. 34 1943 SALLYE JAMES— Purple Press,” Exchange Editor; Junior Prom Publicity Committee; Latin Club 4; G.A.A. 6; Uniform Representative. WILLIAM JAMES MORRIS JEWELL LORRAYNF. ANNABELLE JOHANNES—Student Legis- lator 1; Commerce Club }. EVERETT JOHNSON LEI.AND FRANKLIN JOHNSON, JR.—Chemistry Club; Junior Varsity Baseball. PAULA JEAN JOHNSON—G.A.A. 3; Tri C 2, Secretary; Commerce Club. WARREN C. JOHNSTON—Varsity Football 1; Junior Prom Decoration Committee. HARRY CLINTON JOLL1FFE— Varsity Football 3; Varsi- ty Track 3; Attendance Slip Collector. CONSTANCE LUCEAL JONES—Art Club. President; G.A.A. Board 3, Vice President, Secretary, Archery Manager; Scroll ; Girls' H Club; Blu Tri, Treasurer. DOROTHEA EVELYN JONES—Student Legislator; 'Uni- form Representative; G.A.A. 6, Badminton Club, Ten- nis Club. JOHN JORDAN AUDREY JEANNE KALTHOFF—Commerce Club; G.A.A. SHIRLEY KAPLAN—From Waukegan High School. Wau- kegan, Illinois. VIRGINIA A. KASPAR—Scholarship Society 1; Senior Prom Decorations Committee; Tri C 2; Girls' Glee Club, Vice President, Accompanist. MARJORIE LUCILE KEENAN—Girls' League Board 1; Junior and Senior Prom Publicity Committees; A Cap- pella Choir 4; Epsilon 4; Gym Secretary 2. VALERIE BARBARA KEERS—Spanish Club 2. NANCY HAVEN KEHLOR—Girls' League. Vice Presi- dent. Secretary; G.A.A. 3, Tumbling, Swimming. JANET ALICE KERSHAW—From Girls' Commercial High School, Brooklyn. New York; Hi Tri 4, Treas- urer; Commerce Club 3; World Friendship Club 1. KENNETH WILLIAM KEW—Hi Y 4; Rifle Team 1; Symphony Club. MARIAN LEONA KIER—G.A.A. Board, President; Girls' H Club 3. Secretary-Treasurer; Purple Press” I, Sec- ond-Page Editor; R.O.T.C. 1. Honorary Captain; G.A. A. 6. Tennis Club. 35 (graduated EARL W. KING—Football, Varsity, Bee. LORRAINE LUELLA KING Orchestra 6; Operetta. MARJORIE ROSELLE KING MARILYN JANE KINSEY—World Friendship Club 2; Latin Club 2; G.A.A. 6; Blu Tri •!, Vice President. CHARLES DONALD K1TCH—Boys' Service Club 2; Camera Club 4; Laboratory Assistant; Fire Squad, Lieutenant; Operetta. PATRICIA HELEN KITTERMAN—Symphony Club; Girls” Choir; Tri C. GLORIA MAE KLIMMER—Commerce Club 3; Chemistry Club 1; G.A.A.; Tri C 4. JAMES DANIEL KUTCH—H Club 4, President; Boys’ League 2, Vice President; Boys’ Service Club; Base- ball 2. Varsity. ZAE ELLYN I.ADD From Verdugo Hills High School, Verdugo Hills. California. GILBERT R. LAMBERTSON—R.O.T.C. 6. OLEN LANE LORRAINE LARSON ROBERTA LORRAINE LARSON—Scholarship Society; French Club 4; Girls’ Uniform Board; Girls’ Service Club; Chemistry Club DOROTHY A. LEE—From North Hollywood High School, North Hollywood, California. BARBARA JEANE LENNON—Senior Representative; Purple Press 2. Second-Page Editor; School Play 1; French Club 5, President; Scholarship Society I. VIRGINIA JANE LIGHT BETTY MARIE LILI.IBRIDGE—Tri H 4; Commerce Club 1; G.A.A. 4; Tennis Club; Junior Prom Decorations Committee. BETTY JO LINN—Scholarship Society 2; Art Club 3, Treasurer, Vice President; Girls’ Service Club 5. Flag Custodian; Uniform Board 2; Library Assistant 1. MARTA LOMBARDI—G.A.A. Board. Vice President. Archery Manager; Library Assistant; Student Legisla- tor; Assemblyman; Epsilon, President. CARRIE LOTTO LOIS LOUDON -Senior Class. Treasurer; Purple Press ”, Exchange Editor; Gamma Rho. Vice President; Student Legislator. 36 1943 PAUL LYONS JOAN ELIZA BE I H MacLEAN—Scholarship Society 3; Junior Statesmen of America Club 4, Secretary; Latin Club 4; G.A.A. 4, Tennis Club; Student Legislator. VIOLET ETHYL MALE HENRY FRANK MARINELLI MAFALDA MARK IONY F. MARQUEZ—Sheet Metal Foreman. ROBERT L. MARTIN BOB O. MAR I IN—Boys’ League. Secretary; Hi Y, Presi- dent, Vice President; Football 2, Bee, Cee; Boys’ Service Club, President; Purple Press Third-Page Editor. CORNELIA MASON VIRGINIA KATHRYN MASSEY—Tri H 2; Library As- sistant 1; Uniform Representative; Senior Prom Dec- oration Committee. BETTY MARGARET McCALL—Cir Tri; G.A.A. 6; Li- brary Assistant; French Club; Junior Prom Decoration Committee. RAY G. MCCARTHY—Hi Y, Treasurer; Boys' League Board; Junior Class, Vice President; Boys H Club; Track 2. MARC. IA JANE. McCORMIC.K—Girls League Board, Uni- form Chairman, Friendship Chairman; G.A.A. 6. Tumbling Team, Badminton Team; Girls’ Service Club 1. JOHN WEBSTER McCURDY—Hi Y 6. Chaplain, Secre- tary; Student Legislator 2; Boys' League Board 1. MARILYN McDANIEL—G.A.A. 2; Gimmcrce Club; Junior Prom Decorations Committee; World Friend- ship Club. PATRICIA LEA McDONALD—Operetta; Girls’Glee Club. CHARLEYNE MAREE McDUELL—Sophomore Class, Vice President; Senior Prom Orchestra Committee, Chair- man; Operetta 3; Girls’ Glee Club 3. DORIS L. MclNTIRE—Commerce Club, Vice President; G.A.A., Tennis Manager. Archery Manager; Girls’ H Club; Student Legislator. NANCY LOUISE McKEE—G.A.A. 4; Spanish Club 2; Commerce Club; Senior Prom Entertainment Committee. CHARLES EDWARD McLAUGHLIN—Operetta 1; R.O. T.C., Non Com Club; Drill Team. lowell McWilliams 37 GLORIA MAE MEGSON — From Central High School, Duluth, Minnesota; Blu Tri 2; Senior Prom Decora- tion Committee. HARRY E. MEINKE—Boys' H Club 2; Baseball 3; Varsi- ty Football, Manager; R.O.T.C. 6, Captain; Rifle Team 1. MERWYN P. MERRICK, JR.—World Friendship Club; Track Manager. JOAN LUCILLE MEYERS—G.A.A. MARILYN JEAN MILLER—Orchestra 4; Student Legis- lator; Tri C. President; G.A.A. 2. ROBERT DANIEL MILLER TOM MILLER—Hi Y; Student Legislator. VIRGINIA MAXINE MILLER—World Friendship Club 2. President. AUDREY ESTELLE MILLS—World Friendship Club 1, Vice President; Tri H 1. RALPH E. MINGER—Scholarship Society 1; Symphony Club 4, President; Junior Statesmen of America Club 4; Forum Club 1; Latin Club. GILBERT MITCHELL TERESA MOLINAR—G.A.A. 4; Spanish Club 1; Uniform Representative 1. EDITH MOORE—Student Legislator 2; School Play. Stu- dent Director; Junior Statesmen of America Club 4; G.A.A. 2. PATTON S. MOORE—Varsity Football 3. Manager; Varsi- ty Baseball 2, Manager; Boys H Club 5; Public Address Crew 3; Stage Crew 4. WINSTON MOORE HELEN MORRILL DULCIE JOYCE MORRIS—Sophomore Class, Secretary; Girls' League Board. Publicity Chairman; Gamma Rho 4. President, Vice President, Secretary; Girls' Choir 1; Assemblyman 2. MARILYN OLIVIA MORRIS—R.O.T.C., Sponsor; Epsilon 3, Secretary. Inter-Club Council; Junior and Senior Prom Publicity Committees; G.A.A. 2; Uniform Rep- resentative. BARBARA ANN MOYLE—Girls' Choir I; Gamma Rho 4, Membership Secretary. REIST K. MYERS—Cee Football; Bee Basketball; Student Legislator; Attendance Slip Collector. JIM NANCE—R.O.T.C. 1, Major; Rifle Team 6. 38 1943 JANET La VONE NATTRESS—World Friendship Club 1, Vice President; Art Club 2. HOWARD WILLIAM NELSON—From Los Angeles High School. Los Angeles, California; Chemistry Club; Hi Y; Senior Prom Orchestra Committee; Spanish Club. MARTHA NETSCHERT SHIRLEY ARLINE NEW—Library Assistant 1; Girls' Glee Club 2, Librarian; Student Legislator 1; G.A.A. 2. RAY NEWHOUSE WILLIAM H. NEWMAN—Scholarship Society 4; Spanish Club 1; Chemistry Club 1. BILL L. NEWMAN VIVIEN ALICE NICHOLS—Girls' League Board 1; Senior Prom Trophy Committee. Chairman; G.A.A. 4; Cir Tri; Junior Prom Decoration Committee. RUTH MARY OLDS—G.A.A.; Junior Red Cross Work- shop. Chairman. ROGER M. OLIVER, JR. MAYO OLMSTEAD— Football. Varsity, Bee; Track. Bee. DAVID STARK OLSON—Band 5, Vice President. Secre- tary. Student Bandmaster; Football 3, Varsity, Bee. Cee; Track 2. Bee. Cee. SYLVIA CAREL OSBORNE—Secretary of State; Scholar- ship Society 3; Commerce Club I, President; Girls' Service Club 3; Girls' H Club 3. BARBARA PADRICK SUSANNE ELIZABETH PAINTER — From Simi High School, Simi, California. RICHARD LEE PARKER — Baseball. Varsity Manager; Laboratory Assistant; Campus and Corridors Commit- tee; Chemistry Club. MARJORIE ANN PATTEN Girls' Service Club 4, Secre- tary; Scroll 1; Senior Class. Treasurer; Gamma Rho; Junior Statesmen of America Club 5. Treasurer. MARTHA LEE PAXTON—Girls' Glee Club. 2; Senior Prom, Publicity; Badminton Club; Art Club; Cir Tri 4, Secretary. BETTE LOUISE PERK—G.A.A.. Badminton Club. Arch- ery Club; World Friendship Club. EDWARD ARTHUR PETERSON — From Fargo High School. Fargo, North Dakota. MARGARET LOUISE PETREE — Secretary of Finance; Girls' Service Club; Uniform Board; Bank Teller 4; Junior Statesmen of America Club 4, Vice President. 39 JACK G. PIX LEY—Football, Bee, Varsity; Baseball, Varsi- ty; Assemblyman. CAMILL HERBERT POIRIER—Assemblyman 2; Student Legislator 1. JACQUELINE POOLE—Commerce Club; G.A.A., Bad- minton Club. BARBARA POSTLE MILTON POWERS EFFIE A. PRYDE—From Ventura Junior High School, Ventura. California; G.A.A. 3. GERALDINE PUETZ J. HARLEY QUINT—Senior Class. President; Junior Rep- resentative; Student Legislator 3; Service Club 5; Hi Y 6. PAULA JEAN RACINE—Gamma Rho, Inter-Club Repre- sentative; Junior Prom Decorations Committee; As- semblyman 3; Gym Secretary. ELIZABETH RADCLIFF WALTON L. RAGAN—Boys' H Club 3; Track, Bee. Ccc, Captain; Boys' Glee Club. BETTY JEAN RANKIN— Scroll I; Stage Crew 2. RUTH LOIS RASMUSSEN— Scroll”; Tri C; G.A.A. MARILYN GRACE REESE—Girls' H Club; Girls' League- Board; Girls' Service Club; G.A.A. 6; Commerce- Club 4. WILLIAM REMINGTON MARY LEE REYNOLDS—R.O.T.C. Sponsor; Student Leg- islator; A Capped la Choir 4; Epsilon 3; G.A.A. 2. EUGENE RICHARDSON EVELYN JOYCE RICHARDSON—G.A.A. VIONA ANN RICHESON—Forum Club; World Friend- ship Club 5; Senior Prom Decorations Committee; G.A.A., Swimming Team 2; Girls’ Rifle Team. DON CHARLES RIC.HTER—Baseball 2, Junior Varsity, Varsity; Assemblyman. VIRGINIA RICHTER 40 1943 JACK T. RICKETTS—Boys' H Club 2; Boys' Service Club; Baseball, Junior Varsity. Varsity; Student Legislator; Laboratory Assistant. RAULYNE ANNE RILEY—Student Legislator; Orchestra. Secretary; Girls' Glee Club. Secretary; Girls' H Club Club; G.A.A. 6. BETTY FRANCES RIST—Senior Class. Secretary; Girls' League Board, Secretary; G.A.A., Tumbling; Junior Prom Decorations Committee; Cir Tri. JANICE MARIE ROBBINS—Junior and Senior Prom Com- mittees; Spanish Club 4; G.A.A.; Gamma Rho. MYLDRED ROBERTS CORINNE FISHER ROBINSON—G.A.A. 6. Badminton Club. Tennis Club; Commerce Club; Epsilon. MARY JANE RODNEY JUNE ROGERS—G.A.A. 3; Sub Deb. PATSY J. RONEY—Senior Prom Decorations Committee 2. ROBERT ROST CARL KOESTER ROWLEY—Student Legislator 1. HAL K. ST. CLAIR—Scholarship Society 2; Junior States- men of America Club 2; Chemistry Club 4, Iota Chi Sigma Member. JEANE E. ST. JOHN—Girls’ Glee Club 2; Assemblyman 5. MURIEL ELIZABETH SALSBURY— Purple Press,” Edi- tor; Secretary of Publicity; Scroll ; Scholarship Society; Valedictorian. TEDFORD V. SANDS—Chemistry Club. ALVA J. SAWYER—Forum Club 3; Tri C 6. ROBERT FOSTER SAWYER—Scholarship Society 3. Pres- ident; Boys' Service Club 2; Tri C 4; Orchestra 6, President; Chemistry Club 2. ROBERT EUGENE SCHMIDT— Boys' League Board, Pres- ident; Secretary of Boys' Athletics; Scholarship Society; Boys' Service Club; Boys’ H Club 3. BEVERLY SCHOTT HENRY ALLEN SCHREIBER—Varsity Track 3; Chemistry Club, lota Chi Sigma; Camera Club. EVELYN ROSELIN SCHRYVER—World Friendship Club 1; Operetta 2. 41 HENRY C. SCHUMACHER—Boxing 3; World Friendship Club; Auxiliary Fire Warden. CATHERINE MARY SCULLY—G.A.A. 6. Badminton Club; Epsilon; Commerce Club 2; Senior Prom Deco- ration Committee. L. C. SEARCY—R.O.T.C. 4, Sergeant; Campus and Cor- ridors Committee; Library Assistant; Band 2. Secretary. JOHN LYNDON SEATON—Football 3. Varsity. Bee. Cce. Captain; Boys' H Club. Vice President; Boys' League Board; Boys' Service Club 2; Track 3; Varsity. Bee, Cee. SHIRLEY DE ETTE SEVERSON—Orchestra 2. Music Festival 3; Tri C. HAROLD ALVIN SHARP—Boys' Service Club 1; Model Aircraft Construction, Honorary Lieutenant; Track 2, Cee; Basketball, Cce. FAY IRMA SHIELD—Junior and Senior Prom Decoration Committees; Gym Secretary 3; G.A.A. 3, Badminton Club. Archcry Club. MARY E. SHORES—G.A.A. 6. Board 2; Student Ixgis- lator; Uniform Board 1; Junior and Senior Prom Com- mittees; Cir Tri. President. BARBARA JANE SIMON—Scholarship Society 4; G.A.A. 6, Tennis Manager; Girls' H Club 1; Commerce Club 1. ARTHUR SMITH BETTIE SMITH— Purple Press ; Gym Secretary 1; Gam- ma Rho 3; Senior Will Committee. DANIEL BLAINE SMITH—Hi Y 6, Vice President, Sec- retary; Boys' H Club 2, Sccrctarv-Treasurer; Boys' League Board 1; Track 3; Bee Football 1. JANICE SMITH—G.A.A. 6, Junior Representative; Girls' League Board, Friendship Chairman; Girls' H Club 3; Cir Tri 4. Treasurer. Secretary. MARK JESSE SMITH—From Hoover High School, San Diego, California. HARLAN WILLIAM SNYDER—Public Address Crew 3; Cee Track 1; Chemistry Club 2. GEORGE STAHL—R.O.T.C. 6. Second Lieutenant; Saber and Chevrons Club. GLORIA HOPE STANFORD—Cir Tri 4. President; G.A.A. Commerce Club. NANCY HATHAWAY STAPP—Art Club, Vice President. Council Member; G.A.A. I. EDWARD E. STEELE—Scholarship Society 3. JACK A. STEPHENS—Forum Club 5. Vice President; Junior Statesmen of America Club 3; Assemblyman 2; Tri C, Vice President. BY RLE A. STEVENSON—Orchestra 2. 42 1943 SARA JANE STEVES—A Cappclla Choir; Girls' Glee Club. GLORIA MARIE STOMBS—G.A.A. 6, Badminton Club; Girls' H Club 1; Commerce Club 2; Epsilon. Secretary. JAMES VICTOR STRICK LEY— From Glendale High School. Glendale, California; Art Club; Stage Crew. MARYLOTA SULLIVAN—G.A.A. 6, Bicycle Manager, Tennis Club. Tumbling Club; Girls' H Club 3, Secre- tary, Treasurer; Commerce Club 1. DAVID ALLEN SUMNER—Symphony Club 1; Tri C 2; Boys' Glee Club 3, Secretary; A Cappclla Choir; R.O.T.C., Sergeant. DORRIS C. SUTHERLAND—From Patrick Henry High School, Minneapolis, Minnesota; G.A.A. 3. WILLIAM MORROW SUTTON—Printshop Forman 3; Varsity Basketball, Manager; Tri C 2; Library Assist- ant. PEGGY SWARTS ROBERT B. TAPP—Scholarship Society, President, C.S.F. Award; Forum Club 5, President; Junior Statesmen of America Club 3, Senator, High School Representative, State Executive Board; Boys' Service Club 6, Treasurer; Camera Club 3. President. WAYNE F. TAYLOR—Assemblyman 1; Track 1, Cee. WILLIAM R. TERBEEK—R.O.T.C. I; Tri C 1; Chemistry Club 1. PHYLLIS SHIRLEY THOMPSON— Purple Press 2; G.A.A.; Symphony Club I; Operetta; Spanish Club. REX ELMER THOMPSON—Hi Y 2; Track 3. Bee. Cee; Boys' Glee Club 2. STEPHEN ERIC THOMPSON—From Burbank High School, Burbank, California. RUTH JEANETTE THOMSON—Scholarship Society; G.A.A.; Commerce Club; Girls' Glee Club; Spanish Club 3. NANCY LUE TIBBS—Sophomore Class, Treasurer; French Club 4; Student Legislator 1; Operetta I. DEBREON EMILY TIPTON—Girls' Glee Club, President, Vice President; School Play 4; Operetta 2. ROBERT EARL TORREY—From Glendale High School. Glendale. California; Bee Football 2; A Cappclla Choir 1. DICK CHARLES TOWNE—Secretary of Assemblies 2; School Play 3; Boys' League Board 1; Senior Prom Publicity Committee, Chairman; Boys' Service Club 2. DOROTHY C. UHLENBROCK—G.A.A. 6; Red Cross. Chairman. NEIL VAN BUREN 43 STANLEY PAUL VAN DELL—Track 2, Ccc; Football, Ccc; Basketball. Cec. DIRK VANDERGIESSEN—Assemblyman 4. MARJORIE M. VAN WYE—Assemblyman 2. CAROLYN VOLKMAN—From Westport High School, Kansas City, Missouri. ROBERT WALKER WINNIE WALSWORTH— Purple Press , Third-Page Editor; G.A.A. 4, Tumbling; Symphony Club 6. JOY L. WALTER H. M. WAMMACK—Student Body, President; Sophomore Class. President; Sophomore Representative; Campus and Corridors, Chairman; Tennis, Varsity. ARTHUR JOSEPH WAND—Junior Statesmen of America Club 1; Commerce Club 1; Junior and Senior Prom Decoration Committees; Fire Squad, Assistant Chief. HILTON WATKINS—From Shawnee High School, Shaw- nee, Oklahoma; Hi Y. FRANK H. WATSON—Gym Team 1. ELVAELSIE WEBBER—Scholarship Society 3; Girls’ H Club 1; G.A.A. 6; Uniform Representative 2; Assem- blyman 3. PATRICIA MARY WEBBER—Junior Statesmen of America Club 4; Chemistry Club 2; G.A.A. 4; Spanish Club 2; Epsilon. CONSTANCE MARIE WEBER—Student Legislator; Sym- phony Club 4; G.A.A. 4. NADYNE EDYTHE WEBSTER Commerce Club 1; G.A. A. 6. Tennis Club; Girls’ H Club. PHYLLIS ELAINE WEBSTER— Scroll” 3; Scholarship Society 3; Senior Prom Publicity Committee. Chairman; Junior Statesmen of America Club 4; Hoover Repre- sentative for the National D.A.R. Better Citizenship Contest. STANLEY B. WEBSTER— Scroll”; Boys’ Service Club 4; Purple Press ; Junior Statesmen of America Club 4, President; Campus and Corridors Committee 4. CA I HLRINE F. WELLS—Girls’ H Club. President; Art Club, Secretary; G.A.A. Board, Senior Representative; Chemistry Club; G.A.A., Tennis Club. DON B. WEST—Boys' League Board 1, Refreshments; Track 1. Cec; Attendance Slip Collector. LF.OTA ANNE WHARTON—Girls’ H Club 1. President; G.A.A. 6, Tennis Club; Art Club 4; Spanish Club 2. ROBERT CODDINGTON WHEATLEY, JR —Scholarship Society 5, Secretary, C.S.F. Member; Junior Statesmen of America Club 4; Chemistry Club 3, Secretary- Treasurer, Iota Chi Sigma Member. 44 1943 AUDREY LEE WHEELON—From Atascadero Union High School, Atascadero, California; Blu Tri; Senior Prom Decoration Committee; Girls’ Glee Club, Vice Presi- dent. JACK L. WHITE—Scholarship Society, C.S.F. Award; Varsity Baseball, Manager; Chemistry Club }; Latin Club 2. DORIS VIRGINIA WICKLUND—A Cappella Choir 2; Fire Warden. Rl FH M. WILEMAN'—Girls’ Service Club 1; Assembly- man 4; Junior and Senior Prom Decoration Commit- tees; G.A.A. 6. Badminton Club; French Club 2. GAGE HELEN WILEY CLARA ELIZABETH WILKINSON—Girls’ H Club 3; Girls League Board, G.A.A. Representative; G.A.A. 6; Scholarship Society 2; Girls' Service Club 4. President. ALBERTA G. WILLIAMS—Boys' Glee Club. Accompanist; Tri C 2; Symphony Club 2; Commerce Club 2. NED LAEMMLE WILLIAMS—From South Gate High School, South Gate. California; Football. Varsity, Bee; Track 2. Bee; Basketball 1. Varsity. RUTHE ELLEN WILSON—G.A.A. 6. WOODROW HOWARD WILSON — Football 2, Bee; Track 3, Bee, Cee. PHYLLIS WOLFE PHILIP EUGENE WOLPERS—Varsity Football 3, Man- ager; Boys’ Service Club 3; Vice President; Boys' H Club 2; Sophomore Class. Vice President; Assembly- man 4. JEAN LOUISE WOODRESS—From John Marshall High School, Los Angeles, California; Girls' Glee Club 3; A Cappella Choir. ARTHUR E. WOODWARD—R.O.T.C. Rifle Team I; As- semblyman 4; Campus and Corridors Committee 1. NEIL WORTHY GEORGE YATES—World Friendship Club. LOIS M. YOUNG—Tri C 4; Library Assistant 2. JOAN MARIE ZIMMERMAN—G.A.A. 2; Blu Tri 2; Junior and Senior Prom Decoration Committees; Span- ish Club 2. OTHER GRADUATES—Gail Addams, Pat Allread, Law- rence Anderson, Donna Arnold, Eldon Ausherman. Robert Bass. Herbert Bell. George Bross. Mary Brough- ton, Bill Burtis. Eileen Cargion, Sam Chancy, Bob Clover, Duane Conrad, Homer Creason, Jane Dahl- strom, John Dennison, Bill Dodson, Louise Doty, Harold Eberlc, Robert Focht, Mike Granados, Bill Hale, Harold Hall, Jean Hanson, Alex Hardy, Bill Heitkamp, Robert Jensen. Robert Kay, Jerry Konblctt, Burns Lamb, Lorrie Lambourne. Rupert Lambournc, Dorothy Larsen, Charles Levine, Lionel Livermore, Dick Lovejoy. Rich- ard Major. Regelia Matcham, Dean Mathicson, George McLaughlin. Helen McUmber, William Modes. John Nelson, Thomas Norman, Justin O'Neil, Douglas Pickett, Bert Railton. Jimmie Ralph, Marvin Rcisbeck. Lcota Robb. Charles Robinson, Elaine Rowland. Beverly Sack, Marianne Salfholm, Constance Sanborn, John Schaefer, Bud Schroedcr, Paula Stacey. Eleanor Stadt, Gertrude Steers, Betty Stengel. Mildred Straight, Harlan Trent, Bonnie Waas, Jack Warner. Richard Warren. Donna Wendell. Chester Willey, Don Will- iams, Franklin Williams, Richard Winfield, and Wal- lace Wolfe. BOB LARSON, President BERIN FANK, Vice President 46 ELLEN MILTON, Secretary PAT LAWSON, Treasurer KENNETH CARR. Treasurer RONALD HUNT, Secretary 47 Bl2 GIRLS—Back Row: Clark. Gingery. Kurtz, Davis. Hanes. Lohr, Finkbeiner, DeLuca. Bowler. Goes. Feldman, Lawson. Second Row: Coleman. Brown. Featherstonc, Black. Corl. Doerner. Cochran. Eaton, Hclzcr, Alexander. Landis. Lawrence. First Row: Coleman, Culver. Alley, Helm. Hukill, Erickson. Lom- bard, Adams. Hill. Benjamin. Enfield, Hartwell. Bl2 GIRLS—Back Row: Shannon, Dicstab, Petersen. Toy. Tronson, Plosser, Rice, Willey, Patton, Topliff. McMann. Second Row: Milton. Spriggs. Mallum. Parr, Watson. Robb, Peters, Symmonds, Millfelt, Stafford. ■Magdwcll, Sutherland. First Row: Westberg. Staugaard. Roberts, McNary, Schlung. Nisbet, Paus. Nyman. Morthland. Witt. Schwab. Owen. B12 BOYS—Back Row: Buell, Dahlberg. Bell. Burch. Dedrick. Drinkwater. Fults. Second Row: Kinsey, Eckert. Farris, Byram. Harvill, Campbell. Lewis. Dalton. First Row: Carter, McLean, Burleson, Corner. Clithcroe, Davies, King. Adams, Lunsford. 48 Bl2 BOYS—Back Row: Schnatmcier. Morten sen. Potter, Tritt, Trucsdcll, Miller. Rccd. Second Row: Raymond, Overholt, Faulkner, Schnacckcl, Rust, Waas. Zechiel. First Row: Kumbler, Nicholson, Mcrriktn, Moorman. Schmidt, Preston, Wienke, Railton. All GIRLS—Buck Row: Akin. Collino, Albertson, Bush, Bennett. Andrew, Bunch, Carlson. Costenborder, Babcock, Abrams. Second Row: Dcmarest, Berkland. Bell, Baker, Carpi, Burgess. Conner. Clark. Berkshire. Breiningor. Bryan. First Row: Collins, Crcll, Cleland, Chudley, Butterfield, Crone, Baker, Christie, Brueggc- man, Atterberry, Conner, Appel. All GIRLS—Buck Row: Harshman. Knight, Bowers, Filer. Gorton. Grimes, Faggettcr, Henry, Johnson, Dalberg. Gilbert, Docrner. Second Row: Dryer, Fallgren, Howard, Fick. Hewson. Johnson. Phelps, Honctschlager. Irons. Irons, Frazier, Cude, Flower. First Row: Henley, Holman. Ivarson, Hoff. Edwards, Cunning, Hagen, Gilbert, Doty, Irwin, Farnham, Drew. 4? All GIRLS—Back Row: Madrid, McCrea, Murray, More, Murphy, Keller. I.indell. McWilliams, Mars. Second Row: Nicholson. Meyer, Nyquist, Kcllegrcw, Lipp, Mason. Motley. Lawler, Kappler. First Row: Moore. Orlct. Ludwig, McCord. Krotz, Karl, Osuna. Munday, Krull, Hart. All GIRLS—Back Row: Potter, Phelps, Stapp. Spencer, Raymond, Smith, Sumner, Smith. Scott, Sneddon, Staub. Second Row: Pickering, Skahill, Rollo, Sidle. Krotz, Karl, Pitts, Porter, Parsons. Smith. First Row: Smith, Sopher, Smith, Sproul, Schumacher, Smithcrs, Steel, Sterling, Richardson, Phillippi, Stackhouse. All GIRLS—Back Row: Teodo. Young, Turner, VanWormer. Moron. Moron, Moron, and Moron. Windsor. Second Row: Wilson, Vary, Swain, Venanzi, Zieman, White. Wolfe, White, Ward. Walsh. First Row: Tighe, Thomas, Williams, Wittmcyer, Tocnjes, Wickham, Yates, Wilson, Yaberg, Tande, West. 50 All BOYS—Back Row: Cudmore, Atkinson, Byers, Borland, Bremer. Caldwell, Cooley, Coleman, Bolis, Albaugh, Burkhardt. Second Row: Bentley, Berry, Almquist, Ames, Armstrong. Campbell, Clough. Anderson. Brown, Black, Brunelli. First Row: Crosby, Brooks, Burdick, Bell. Brooks, McLaughlin, Boyd. Atwater, Barnes, Basler, Chudley. All BOYS—Back Row: Hales. Gibbs. Keller. Hall, Hank, Kirkhuff, Parson, Flynn, Halstecn, Fayette. Second Row: Dunn, Fasola, Hahn, Keller, Durham. Harbcrts, F.arley, Gump, DeRossett, Irvine. First Row: Enochs, Goslin, Jennings, Kanagy, Emmal, Eaton, Durkee, Everett, Henry, Driver, Kemble. All BOYS—Back Row: Larson, Dobbin, Mitchell, McLaughlin, McGrath, Robbins, McDonald. Pascoc, Pollitt. Second Row: Olive, Miller, Mattis, Rondou, Barry, Lang, McMurray, Martini, Leslie, Moore, Rasmuson. First Row: Mirch, Myers, Reid, Pinkoski, Glassmoycr, Murphy, Lawley, McWilliam, Palmer, Pattrick. 51 All BOYS—Back Row: Townsend, Murphy, Mirch, Miller, Burn, Glassmoyer, Rondou, Mattis, Stone. Seitz, Vehrencamp. Second Row: Vander Giessen, Stark, White, Vcstuto, Roemer, Watkins, Sandy. Sitler, Schmidt. Barry, Webb. First Row: Riley, Shepard, Wood, Wheatley, Roth, Wilson, Wilcomb. Roesch, Lawlcy, Stocks, Seaman, Van Wye. Bll GIRLS—Back Row: Gruber, Leggitt, Hillin, Allen. Hyatt, Kirwan, Cunningham, Groom. Second Row: Clark, Gorman, Davis, Baker, Love, Lourdou, Krause, Grover. First Row: Jones, Fore, Jackson, Bon terns, Langley, King. Hurd. Everhart. Bll GIRLS—Back Row: Tomasoff, Phelan, Oliver, Boone, Armstrong. Patrick, Ncufcld, Schwager, Schmidt. Second Row: Meyer. Webster, Spafford, Wiese, Walsworth, McKenna, Ross, Platt. First Row: Sargent, Morse, Roenigk, Sanders, Mitchell, Stahl, McDaougall, Ridge. 52 Bll BOYS—Back Row: Euerharr, Tarplcy, Gilkinson, Bligh, Fcnstermaker, Carr, Culver. Second Row: Co Mins, Durran, Coburn, Clemens, Burn, Free, Bentley, Albright. First Row: Steely, Bentley, Hallam, Hunter, Hunt. Ford, Hcnscn, Forscutt. Bll BOYS—Back Row: Taylor, Ford, Lane. Morrison, McIntosh, Leonardin, Raine, Kurtz. Second Row: Skinner, Schmidt, Kauffmann, Cheek. Wiggcrs, Lusby, King, Millard. First Row: Low, Townsend, Gatlin, Weaver, Meadows, Crouch, Kcech, Elgin. A10 GIRLS—Back Row: Clark, Dill, Cottave, DeMandel, Coppedgc. Dudley, Bunker. Billings. Durkce, Goodrich. Evans. Second Row: Caldwell, Davidson, Atkinson. Gardner, Cox, Beebe, Alden, Boushton, G rbett. Brandstater, Brockway, Booth. First Row: Hull, Arnot, Allen, Albertson, Burkhardt, Bellefontane, Barnard, Fields, Balthis, Fallgren, Ashmore, Ebcrle. 53 AlO GIRLS—Back Row: Holtum. Johnson, Harmon. Joslin, Henderson, Kemmel, Homan, Lapham, Lom- bardi. Second Row: Lilley. Gray. Harter. Laman, Kehlor, Horz. Lund. Kinsey. Lynch, Livermore. First Row: Kershner, James. I.incks. Larson, Green. Green, Kennedy. Hooper, Jcpson, Hagan. AlO GIRLS—Bad Row: McMurtrie. Hart, Nelson. Neilund. Matousek. McEwen, Moorman, Mathis, Me Quillen, Rendrick. Moorhead. Misfeldt. Second Row: Pinkoski, Montgomery, Mohlman, McGinty, Moir, Hall, Pollock. Palstine. McLaughlin. Masters. Major, Miller. First Row: MacGree, Martin, Peterson, Madrid. Nix, Moore, Mitchell, Nottke, Myre. Mitchell, Mullins, Murphy, McCormick. AlO GIRLS—Back Row: Rifenberick, Renner, Reid, Thomas, Raymond, Rowe. Revenig, Stewart, Seaton, Shelton. Third Row: Richter. Rose. Russel. Stewart, Smith, Powers. Young. Shaw, Louens. Second Row: Stone, Shield, Smith, Thompson, Robbins, Reed, Mitterling. Munchhof, Prock, Rilling. First Row: Richard- son. Stratford. Swanson, Solano, Thompson, Sharp. Theck. Pyke, Strickley, Pope, Sutherland. 54 A10 GIRLS—Back Row: Wilkins, Wolf, VanPcIt, Simon, Waldron, Van Wyk, West. Youivg. Second Row: Wilson, Winkler. Tollinger, Schrocdcr, Tracy, Zacharias, Winslow, Van Aalst. First Row: Young, Vount, Weiss, Truog, Throckmorton, Updegraff, Way, Weldon, Wilder. A10 BOYS—Back Row: Charlson, Bethel, Cavoretto, Bushncll, Beyer, Calkins, Carter, Benson. Cypher, Bradley, Blackburn. Third Row: Budgt, Brockenbrough, G stanzo, Barnett. Bates. Abell, Chapton. Anderson, Cragg. Second Row: Clustka, Burdick, Brummel, Bourquin, Carmichael, Ashcraft. Cox. Burmastcr, Brown. Bradley, Bowers ox. First Row: Bowman. Atkinson, Bushnell, Collar, Brashears, Carney, Bourquin, Bieder- man, Brodersen, Burrill. A10 BOYS—Bach Row: Gilbert, Fromm, De Rossett, Dali, Hodges, Hollman, Fauth. Third Row: Graves. Grant Doyle, Fishmer, Herrick. Guzman, Densmore, Gilruth, Eaton. Second Row: Forrester. Hodges. Hop- kins, Dobbins, Hagan, Decker, Fccht, Deeter, Francis. First Row: Hubbell, Frank, Dailey, Emanuel, Dair, Fowler, Farson, Holmes, Hamilton, Hamilton. 55 AlO BOYS—Back Row: Penney. Kizer. Jewell. Parisi, Pence, Link. McWilliams. Nisbet. Nelson, Johnson. Third Row: Jensen. Jackson. Krotz. Lee. Kanne. Pasquali. Lugar, Palmer. Kitterman. Second Row: Krache. Jager. Jordan, McClure, McDonald. Dudraad, Kennedy. Parker, Long. First Row: Lillibridgc. Penney. Patten. Laraway, Lambertson, Newblom. Meyer, Kane. Kelley. Myers. AlO BOYS—Back Row: Waechter, Snyder. Stopher, Webber, Smith. Smith. Sullivan, Schifferman. Third Row: Sprout, Shannon, Wilson. Russell. Peterson. Swanson, Peterson. Spriggs. Second Row: Silva, Stevens. Sherer. Triplett. Dent, Pevcricri, Tummel, Ranells, Slayden. First Row: Witt, Van Adelsberg,' Turrill, Porter, Lopez. Pinkley, Popp. Thayer. St. Jean. BIO GIRLS—Back Row: Robe, Boswell, Farnham. Johnson, Hall. Brown, Butterfield. Herriott. Second Row: Gaskill, Hall, Irving, Chadwick, Bowman. Jones. Livingston. McSkimming, Boyd. First Row: Com- inator, Lowe, Gilpin, MacDonald, Filas, Drewcry, Marshall, Klasson, McCrea. 5 6 BlO GIRLS—Back Row: Vallen, Savage. Sawyer, Toedtli, Scott, Racine, Patten, Tomasoff, Whiteside. Second Row: Rice, Warwick, Putman, Wilbcrn, Ulm, Rcisner. Zaun, Steele, Wicklund. First Row: Wulk, White, Winstanley, White, Wallis, Sabastian, Shaffer.Portcous, O'Morrow, Vincent. BlO BOYS—Back Row: Hill. Daniels. Doyle. Huebner. Hilton, Casey, Hulscbus. Second Row: Fischer, Eakin, Donnelly, Christensen, Warren, Hanson, Dc Luca. First Row: Chandler, Frederick, Culver, Black. Cuff, Harn, Calhoun. BlO BOYS—Back Row: Murphy. O'Meara, Knox, Miller, Tarizzo.Jarvis, Tronson, Kuth, Steelman. Second Row: Jones. Millan, Lightbody, Wilkinson, Evans. Upton, Demarcst, Olvis, Venditto. First Row: Birch, Vcnditto. White, Welker, Williams, Puglisi, Noble, Sherwood, Waldron. 57 Blade Editor Campbell Senior Honor� Patten Senior Appointments Almquist Photographer Cooper Jones Feathertsonc Egbert Alley Atwater Givan Ames Butler Webster Webster Callahan 60 Cooper Editor I Editor II Ames Sports Editor I Tritt Sports Editor II Second Page Editor I Featherstone Second Page Editor II Black Third Page Editor I Martin Third Page Editor II Schlune Third Page Editor II Butler Exchange Editor I Galloway Exchange Editor II Myink Proof Reader I Alley Cole Givan Proof Reader II Helm Callahan Didrickson Thompson Wammack Clitheroc Corner 61 Tai Ireudem I Sawyer President II Moore Viet-President 1 Browne Secretary Wheatley Secretary II Howard Treasurer I Barnard Treasurer II Newman Bentley Grey Simon Ball White Gift Caldwell Byerly Steele Humphreys Glover Lennon Webber Worthy Osborne Egbert Abell Puller Daw Clark Black Mingcr Gartlcy Evans Hamilton Linn Wilkinson McLean Jones •C.S.F. Award Winners 62 Reichert Larson Skahill Docrncr Paus Phelps West Cleland I.udwig Fasolt Caldwell Baker Baslcr Wheatley Lipp Martini Edwaids Fank Roth bontems Durran Lourdou Bowman Hallam Spaftord Forrester Turrill Burn Cox Gilbert Nix Stahl Swanson Grant Caldwell Stewart Lapham Hopkins 63 Girls ’ Service Glul Wilkinson President I Gilbert President II Jones Vice President II Campbell Vice President II Patten Secretary I Staub Secretary II Es-ans Treasurer I Cleland Treasurer II Chapman Black Phelps Hill Hart Webster Milton Bisno Linn Featherstonc Cooper Chudley Petrec Larson Osborne Gregory Tibbs Watson Brockenbrouttli Gilbert Reese Browne Harshman Paus Hoff Phelps Updegraff Wilcman 64 Humphreys President I Martin President II Byerly Vice-President I Fank Vice-President II Wolpers Secretary-Treasurer I Schmidt Secretary-Treasurer II Hillgren Wammack SchitTerman Witt Sawyer Kutch Burn Hyink Ricketts Fasola Townc Everett Moore Ames Turrill Quint Shcrcr Kane Tapp Parson Gartley Gilbert Webster Kitch McWilliams ' Service . cu . rs o ' 4 fj Uk iA _ junior Stateiman Webster President II Petree Vice-President I A: II Black Secretary I Browne Corresponding Secretary I II MacLean Secretary II Patten Treasurer I Benson Treasurer II Flynn Senator II Babbc Assemblyman I Stephens Assemblyman I Parson Assemblyman II Si II Fuller Hoff Daw Pa us Burkhcimer Fjibcn St. Clair Dryer Sneddon Webster Pitts Pascoe Webber Wammack Chapman Wilkinson Byram Salsbury West Towne Foy Lindcll Ames Howard Nix Moore Reichert Crone Edwards Wheatley Lombard Mingcr 66 Alley Remington Dobbin Clark Farson Gingery Helm Humphreys Culbertson Wilkinson Featherstone Fairweather Butler West Eaton Callahan Perk Flynn Flint Seaton McDuell 67 'Norunt Daw President II Chudley Vice-President I Waas Vice-President II Flynn Secretary I Hoff Secretary II Davis Treasurer I II Richeson Stephens Minger Bisno Hopkins Humphreys Wammack Dobbin Sawyer 68 A CAPPELLA—Back Row: Brown, Hall, Warner, Millard, Sumner. Dobbin, Davis, Leslie, Hahn. Gower. Wilcomb, Elgin. Third Row: Seaton, Coughlin, Peterson. Martin, Olvis. Mathis, Masters. Hagan. Focht, Chandler, Bremer. Eden. Mr. Knox. Second Row: Moore, Whiteside, Wheatley, Evans. Rcvenig, Richardson, Hagen, Irwin. Kindblade, Price, Balthis, Toy, Lohr. King. Cooley, Farnham. Moore, Flint. First Row: Major. Orlet, Spelbring. Sharp, McDuell. Glaze, Paxton, Reynolds. Krause. Carlson, Berkshire. Cude. Heber, Demurest, Cooper, Phillippi. Marshall. Wuiicat O, cjcin izutions Music hath charm to sooth the savage beast'' is even more true in these days of strife and care. Hence Hoover’s musical organizations did more than ever before to provide entertainment of the best sort whenever they were called upon. The orchestra, under the expert direction of Mr. George Shochat, again received a first-place rating, for the fifth time in five years, in the annual California Band and Orchestra Association contest. The orchestra also played at various patriotic rallies, civic organizations, and assemblies, besides carrying out its usual duties in the operetta and the Commencement exercises. The A Cappella Choir, under the leadership of Mr. Richard Knox, presented programs for the Optimists' Club, the Lions' Club, and the Methodist church, and also appeared in the operetta. A new musical group formed was a girls' trio composed of Jeanne Van Wormer, Barbara Wilson, and Gloria Grimes. The girls made their debut in a talent assembly and since that time have been quite active, singing for the Christian and Methodist churches. The Girls' Glee Club, one of Hoover’s most popular groups, sang for the Optimists' Club, the Kiwanis Club, the Campus Christian Club, Commencement, in several assemblies, the operetta, and the Christmas play, Gloria.” Hoover can be proud of the work offered by these organizations, for each one individually proved the excel- lence of Hoover's Music Department. 69 GIRLS' GLEE—Back Row: Freeman, Holcomb, Haid, Moore, Kinsey. McDuell. Rice. Parr, Milton. Law- rence, Wilson, Akin. Third Row: Hedrick, Chapman. Hanson, Hoffman. Corbett. Irving. Chapman. Porter, Irons, Weldon, Armstrong, Flint. Mrs. Rogers. Second Row: Babcock. Van Wormer, St. John. Gregory. Tibbs. Bligh, Phelps, Honetschlager, Owen. Bennett. Bonjiovanni, Riley, Moore. First Row: New, Collins, Swarts. Carr, Wheelon, Durfcc, Daily, Benjamin. McCord, Grimes. Kellegrew. Fick. Davy. BOYS' GLEE—Back Row: Reid. Kennedy, Wilcomb, Cena, Campbell, Buell, Barner. Rancils, Powell. First Row: Hall, Hahn, Leslie, Dobbin,1 Davis, Sumner, Peterson. Eden, Mr. Knox. 70 Orchestra ORCHESTRA—Back Row: Gray, Ivarsson, Peters. Hitte, Cox, Revenig, Albertson. Stewart. Roenigk. Ed- wards, Butterfield, Hamilton. Second Row: Van Wagner, Murray. McCrea, King. Jones, Nyquist, Cramer, Henderson, Morse, Caldwell. Doerner. First Row: Thomas. Gray, Smithcrs, Nelson. Mullins, Pollock. Critcs, Winstanley, Kennedy, Hooper, Thompson. 71 ORCHESTRA—Back Row: Przybilla, Caldwell, Conkling. Fischer, Bolis, Merriken. Truesdell. Keller, Sclover. Second Row: Kennedy, Anderson. Sawyer. Hall. Burmaster, Spriggs. Pence. Roemcr. First Row: Frank, Bross, Elliot, Deane, Laraway, White, Fowler, Ball, Kew. C reiv STAGE CREW—Back Row: Packer, Smith, Truesdell, Moore, Henry, Tarpley. First Row: Garnett, Kamp, Lee, Miss Grey, House, Wacchter. USHERS—Back Row: Updcgraff, Webster, Enfield. Evans, Howard. First Row: Cteland, Bisno, Lombard, Fcathcrstone, De Luca, Hoff. 72 BANK TELLERS — Bitck Row: Aim. Witt, Clark. Second Row: Bon terns, Jewell. First Row: Petree. LIBRARY STAFF—Back Row: Wiggers, Potter. Dudley. Plosser, Featherstone, Updegraff. Second Row: Bontems, Phelps, Sutherland, Steers, Turner, Steele, Lombardi. First Row: bliss Mosher, Patten, Campbell, Massey, Nottke, Young, Adams, Milton. 73 Cs ueen Fiesta Queen Bessie Gray's quiet and ap- pealing charm plus her brunette beauty were major factors in making her one of Hoover's most popular personalities. Her bright smile and poise made her an outstanding Queen. 76 an Red hair and a winning smile are trade marks of Escort Kenny Grant. His friend- liness, athletic accomplishments, and dramatic and musical ability make him an out- standing member of Hoover's student body. 77 Dk eir VIRGINIA CLARK NELSON BURCHES FAT GREGORY 78 DAN KUTCH JANET NATTRESS DAN SMITH f- rom (Committee Senior Prom Decorating Committee: Pat Webber, Midge Reese, Fay Shields, Mar- jorie Patten, Phil Wolpers, Chairman Gordon Campbell, and Betty Linn. Thousands of feet of serpentine, crepe paper top hats, and subdued lighting all contributed to the transformation of the girls' gym into the beautiful Rainbow Room,” thereby carrying out the theme of the Senior Prom, Manhattan Serenade.” Spanish decorations, obtained through Universal Studios, made the Junior Prom, Fiesta Day, one of the most colorful in Hoover’s history. Junior Prom Decorating Committee: J. T. Corner, Chairman Leona De Luca, Dick King, Russ Keller, Beverly Turner, Jo Anne Atteberry, Delight Harshman. 79 ZbrJt 2 , ance Popular Dick Towne decides to end all indecision as the beauteous Goldie” Campbell and Ann Brockenbrough claim him for the Draft Dance. Through the efforts of the Boys and Girls League Boards, Hoover s second-annual Draft Dance was one of the most attended events of this year. Frankie Morchead and his orchestra provided the music for the girls and their drafted” dates. Humorous cartoons, conveying a picture of army life, decorated the walls of the girls' gym, bringing a military spirit to the dance. Boys who were drafted this year by Hoover girls enjoyed an evening of music and danc- ing with Frankie Moorchead's Band at the successful Draft Hop. 80 Pe9 0’ Wf JLr! Left: Leading lady Debreon Tip- ton studies the script of Peg O' My Heart” with Jerry”, her gallant lover, played by Gordon Campbell. Right: Marian Saf- holm, as the elite Mrs. Chichester, Arlecn Alley as a pert little maid, and Barbara Lennon as a dutiful daughter, were all excellent in their supporting roles. Rich with Irish brogues and down-to-earth humor was Peg O My Heart,” the story of a young Irish girl and her trials and tribulations among her wealthy relatives. One of the most popular three-act comedies of this century, Peg O' My Heart” has been presented innumerable times, but never with any more care and fervor than was given this production. Debreon Tipton was the fiery-tempered Peg; Gordon Campbell played the romantic lead opposite her in the role of Jerry. Marian Safholm, Barbara Lennon, and Ted Flynn were convincingly snooty as Mrs. Chichester and her children. Ethyl and Alaric. John Dobbin as Ethyls lover, Brent; Steve Reichert as the lawyer, Hawkes; Dick Towne as the footman, and Arleen Alley as the maid were excellent in their supporting roles. Faculty advisers in charge of the production were Mrs. Edna Wells, drama instructor, and Mrs. Marian Grey, stage-craft instructor. Student director was Edith Moore, pub- licity was handled by Louise Doty, and the properties were taken care of by Katie Givan. Debreon Tipton charmed every- one in her portrayal of Peg . Here she is surrounded by her many admirers including, left to right. Gordon Campbell, Dick Towne, Steve Reichert, John Dobbin, and Ted Flynn. 81 The story of today's nurses and the problems they face in America's modern hospitals was depicted in So Wonderful in White, presented for the Girls' League by the girls of Mrs. Edna Well's drama class. Leading roles were taken by Pat Gregor)’ as Peg Shipman, Betty Lee Allen as Gail Stevens, Roberta Scott as Ginny Brash, Marjorie West as Janie Helt, Elizabeth Farnham as Eleanor DeWitt, Camille Keen as Miss Cresson, and Nancy Heber as the new girl. Others appearing were Jeni James, Connie Weber, Kay Drury, and Marilyn Morris. Bill Potter gives the go-ahead” signal to actors Patsy Butler, Don West, Bob Hum- phreys, Clara Wilkinson, and Betty Eaton as they prepare to air one of the original radio scripts turned out by the radio arts class. Under Dr. Harold Brewster's direction, the group advertised ever)- important Hoover event over the public address system—class members writing, acting in, directing, and recording all playlets. They also appeared over local Glendale station KIEV and on other networks. 82 (J3itteriiveet Bitter Sweet,” Noel Coward’s famous operetta, was delightfully staged by Hoover this year, combin- ing efforts of more than one hundred and fifty singers, actors, and dancers into a fantasy of music and color. Because this was the first amateur production of Bitter Sweet” ever presented, much hard work was necessary to make it the great success it was. Faculty members Mrs. Florence Rogers, Mr. George Shoe hat, Mr. Ralph Knox, Mrs. Edna Wells, Miss Marian Grey, Mrs. Lucille McLane, and Mrs. Wilhelmina Gillespie gave generously of their time, cooperating in ever)- way possible to make the operetta outstand- ing. Student directors were Carla Joy Bisno and Pat Moore. Leading roles were taken by Vera Jean Vary, Dave Waas, Jeanne Van Wormer, Kenny Grant, Pat Greg- ory, Barbara Wilson, John Dobbin, led Flynn, Virginia Marshall, Marjorie West, Bill Olvis, and Dick Towne. VERA JEAN VARY and DAVE WAAS 83 JEANNE VAN WORMER JOHN DOBBIN Jloouer r Cameron y 3 In an attempt to toughen up the muscle- men of the Hoover High Student Body, the boys' gym classes have been practicing the fundamentals of the COMMANDOS. Early in the semester, various barriers were set up and Coach Vic Cameron's dream of a rough-and-tough obstacle course'' became a 86 C ommun reality. A horizontal bar, ladder, scaling wall, series of graduated hurdling bars, and a pair of under-hurdle bars were erected. The entire coaching staff did a splendid job of getting the Hoover boys in shape for the armed services. 87 Newhouse romps across last stripe for touchdown against Pasadena Junior College. Burkheimer, swarmed in by Monrovia wildcats, makes vain attempt to snare a Williams' pass. 88 VARSITY FOOTBALL—Back Row: Townsend. Berry, Pixley, Sites. Gram. Fauth, Roberts. Triit, Sullivan, Eaton, Wolpers. Third Row: Coaches Wilson. Hewitt. Budge—Kauffman, Binford. Griffin. Davies, Schmidt. Buell. Clith- croe, Vanni, Bell, Everret. Moore. Second Row: Willey. Hamilton, Seaton (Capt.), Bustrum. Jollitte. Martin, Hillgren, Irvine, Smith. Barnard. Modes. Fank. Rondou, Bentley. First Row: Atkinson, Johnson. Kubler. Groom, Newhouse, Burkheimer, Browne, Wienke, Olson, Wilson, Budge, Cox. Hoover athcltics got off to a dismal start for the 1942-13 school year when the varsity footballers brought home but one victory and a score- less tie out of eight encounters. When Coaches Sparky Wilson and Ken Hewitt took over the pigskin reins in September, they faced the toughest job in Hoover football history. Only three lettermen from the great '41 team were on hand to form a nucleus for the '42 eleven. Severe lack of experience showed especially in gams with Keppel, Santa Barbara, and Glendale. The one victory was a thriller and came as a startling upset over the highly regarded Pasadena Bullpups by a 12-to-6 count. Gordon Davies passed to Ray Newhouse for the winning in the final quarter. The Purple looked good in losing to the two powerhouses in the league, Alhambra and Wilson. In the Welson game Don Williams, star local halfback, suffered a broken collarbone. Letter winners were Jerry Hamilton, Bill Modes, Ray Newhouse, Stan Schmidt, Bud Willey, Corbett Browne, Gordon Davies, Jack Seaton, Don Williams, Kieth Griffin, Berin Fank, Charles Clitheroe, Flmo Binford, Dave Olson, Glenn Bustrum, Bob L. Martin, Bob Burk- heimer, Henry Jolliffe, Doug Buell, Jack Groom, George Kauffman, Pat Moore, and Phil Wolpers. CAPTAIN JACK SEATON 89 BEE FOOTBALL—Bad Row: Luger, Curley. Barnett, Leighton. Myers. Parisi, Calkins, Miller. Hagen. Torry, Clemens, Carter, Check. Beyer. Hodges. Second Row: Brockenbrough, Densmorc. Atkinson. Mattis, McWilliam, Burtis, Cotner, Pence, Burn, Kanne. Hodges, Sherer. Bentley. First Row: Nesbit. Smith. McCarthy. Winter, Watkins. Cauaretto, Thomas, Palmer, McWilliams, Bolis, Wilson, Ragan. CAPTAIN BOB MARTIN Vic Cameron's Bcc pigskinners faired on practically the same grounds as the varsity gridders. The Cyclones came up with one win, two ties, and three losses for the campaign. Their prime achievement was hold- ing a heavily backed, Glendale middleweight eleven to a scoreless tie. Had Lady Luck not winked at the blasters that Saturday at Moyse Field, the locals would have come home with the 'crosstowners' scalp. The other deadlock, also scoreless, came against a so-so Wilson aggregation. The lone win of the season was over Keppel, 13 to 12 thriller at Ferguson Field. Bob O. Martin, Dan Smith, and Ray Cavaretto were standouts on the Cyclone herd. Lettermen were Jim Densmore, Dick Palmer, Jack McWilliams, Tom Allen, Charles Nesbit, Don Winter, Dan Smith, Ray McCarthy, Captain Bob O. Martin, Roy Cavaretto, Bob Thomas, J. T. Cotner, Bill Mathis, Howard Wilson, Ed Burn, and Bill Bentley and Mark Sherer, managers. 90 CAPTAIN DON BROWN Most successful of the three Purple football teams in 1942 was Pop Crow's Cee outfit. The Whirlwinds won three, lost two, and tied one for a season percentage of .583. The Hooverites showed great strength and power in bowling over Keppel 13 to 0 in the opener. Then Alhambra surprised the Cees by holding them to a scoreless tie. An unbeaten and favored Loyola lightweight eleven next met the Whirlwinds and fell by a 14 to 6 count. In this struggle, sensational ball carrying by Rod Grant and Jim MacDonald featured the game. A return match with the strong Loyola team, played in Los Angeles, found the locals winning again 9 to 0. The two set backs came at the hands of Whittier and Wilson. Lettermen were Eugene Packer, Vincent Pompo, Captain Don Brown, Edd Selover, Jack Torrill, Bill Dailey, Howard Horton, Rod Grant, Don Van Dell, Larry Frank, Jim McDonald, Chas. Kurtz, Kirk Hallam, Guy Culver, Russ Read, John Link, Ralph Brown, Bill Porter, Sal Lopez, Don Hubbell, Douglas Brooks, and Don Gilbert and Mike Kane, managers. ill. 30 CEF. FOOIBALL—Buck Row: Gilbert (Mgr.), Borough. Link, Horton, Hubbel, Brooks, Sproul. Frank, Pratt, Brown. Read. Kane (Mer.). Second Row: Turril, Collar, Culver, Van Dell. McDonald, Brown (Capi.) Hallar Porter, Kirks, Fcnstermaker, Chudley. Elliot, Coach Crow. First Row: Daily, Zeller, Selover, Pampo, Lopez, Grant’ 91 UarAitij (J aiLellali VARSITY BASKETBALL—Back Row: Sutton, Humphreys, Anderson, Fairweather, Kin£. Coach Thompson. FirsI Row: Fasola, Kauffman, Wilcomb, Crosby. Gallup. Coach Porter Thompson's varsity hoopmen were knocked off their perch after remaining atop all Foothill teams for two years. The Purple casabans did get an even break in 14 games, however, with a 7-won, 7-lost mark. After losing their first two games to Burbank and Pasa- dena, the Tornadoes came back to down South Pas by two points. Then the Tigers, in a return match, got even with a one-point win. Revenge came for Hoover with wins over Burbank, South Pas, and Pasadena in their next outings. The locals didn't fare so well against league opposition by finishing fourth in the Foothill circuit. Victories came over Alhambra and Whit- tier, while defeats were dealt the locals by Keppel, Glendale, Wilson. Lynn Fairweather and Bob Burnett shared high-scoring honors on the squad. Diminutive Lynn and Big Don Wilcomb received mention on various all-league teams. Lettermen were Lynn Fairweather, Bob Burnett, Bob Humphreys, Joe Ignatius, Jack Teal, Don Gallup, Don Wilcomb, Bill Dodson, Alex Hardy, and Marshal Anderson. CAPTAIN DAVE GREY 9 3 Plum of the 1942-43 local cage season was drawn by Coach Porter Thompson's Bees as they pulled a Foothill League championship out of the campaign. The Cyclones won four out of five regular scheduled league games and found themselves deadlocked with Glendale at the season s regulation end. In the ensuing play-off with the crosstowners, Hoover won 34 to 32 in the biggest thriller of the season. Les McClure sank the winning bucket in the overtime period. An almost-as-thrilling win came over the Blasters earlier in the campaign when the Purples came out on top 26 to 25. Circuit wins over Wilson (40 to 30), Keppel (37 to 22), Alhambra (31 to 21), and the pair of Glcndaic victories. The Cyclones won four out of six practice clashes for a season record of nine won, three- lost. Captain Dan Kutch at guard was the standout on the quintet. Forwards Ronnie Roesch and Ken Coburn were high-point men for the season. Lettermen were Dan Kutch, Ronnie Roesch, Ken Coburn, Jack Baslcr, Les McClure, Merle Carmichael, Phil Carter, Chuck Clustka, Ray Pascoe, and Bill Schmidt. 94 Ke BaJJLaU BEE BASKETBALL- -Back Row: Coach Thompson, Penney. Schmidt, Hunt, Roesch, Wiggcrs, Snyder, Penney. Sutton. First Row: Deeter, Pascoe. Clustka, McClure, Coburn, Roth, Basler. 95 CAPTAIN DAN KUTCH Upper left: Bud Hahn wins another half-mile. Upper right: Whit Gower tops six feet again. Lower left: Steve Smith, up and over. Lower right: Rod Grant wins against Glendale. 96 VARSITY TRACK Rack Row: Cud more (Mgr.), Abell, Crcagcr, Bowersox. Klemp, Hill, Fank, Everett, Budge, Morrison, Grant, Burdick. Second Row: Coach Francy, Lawlcy, Saicz. Schrciber, Brooks, Donnelly, West, Frommc. • First Row: Hahn, Gower, Kizcr, Willey, Davis, Hunter, Martin. Upholding the traditions of former Tornado trackmen, the 1943 spikemen coached by Mr. Vic Francy molded around a few returning lettermen a well balanced squad. The Purple and White hit its stride in the opening meet with the U. S. C. frosh, defeating the Trobabcs 57 to 56 for the first time in five years. Long Beach Poly and Santa Monica were next to feel the Twister's blows, falling 59 to 45 and 59 2 to 53! 2- In league competition the Purples continued their sweep by dropping Mark Keppel 73 to 40. The Moors of Alhambra fell 65 2 to 45J 2. Glendale repeated last year's victory by taking a hard-fought 61 to 52 decision. In this meet Captain Bud Willey set a new city broad jump mark of 22 feet 91 2 inches. Tapering off their season, the Tornadoes swamped P. J. C. frosh 59 to 45. Besides his success in the broad jump, Captain Willey was tops in the 440; Whitney Gower, '42 So. Cal. high jump champ, ran the high hurdles and pole vaulted; Blackic Martin put the shot; Bob Klemp ran the 100 and 220; and Bud Hahn starred in the 880. CAPTAIN BUD WILLEY 97 BEE TRACK—Back Row: Coach Francy, Dillman, Wilkinson. Rickenberg. Mi Her. Early. Bushncll. Smith. Bush- nell. Duran. Davis, Emanuel. Bradley, Wilson. Nisbett, Coburn. De Rossett. Abell, Bradley, Palmer, Torrey, Hagan. Corner, Eaton. Ellis. Lardner (Mgr.) Second Row: Popel. Spriegs. Jackson. Shamon. Harn, McWilliams. Irvine, Pagvali. Lee, Burn. Roderson. Dickson. First Row: Reid, Brockcnbrough, Lawley, Garnett, Thompson. Mar- tin, Ragan. Wilson, Schmidt, D. Smith, S. Smith, Chandler. Overwhelming victories were the specialty of the '43 Bee squad. Coached by Vic Francy, the Cyclones went through their regular season undefeated. Long Beach Poly was the first to feel the locals' power when it was dropped 62 to 23. Santa Monica was flattened 86 to 9, the Purples sweeping six events. The formidable middleweights trimmed the Aztecs 76 to 19, placing first in nine events. Next the Alhambra Moors fell 77 to 18. Highlight of the locals' campaign was the 58 2 3 to 36 1 3 pasting they handed Glendale's Blasters. Teamwork was the key to Cyclone success. Squad members outstanding in their specialties were Captain Bud Ragan in the 220, Tex Wilson in the 100, Bob Lawley in the broad jump and 660, Dan Smith in the low hurdles, Dick Palmer in the shot put, Dick Miller in the 1320, and Steve Smith in the high jump. 98 CAPTAIN ROD GRANT The Hoover Whirlwinds, handicapped by the lack of experienced spikemen, had to depend on a few first-place men to lead them through a successful season. Coach Vic Francy's pcewees defeated five squads and bowed only once to foes. Getting into the whirl of things, the midgets overcame Long Beach Poly 42 to 35 and Santa Monica 51 1 3 to 25 2 3. They snuffed the Firecrackers' fuse 46 to 31 and carried off the Aztec scalp 62 to 15. It took the Moor powerhouse all afternoon to unwind the locals and clinch a 43 to 34 victory by the relay. Captain Rod Grant, Bill Porter, Eddie Elliott, Dave Johnson, and Bob Ellett led the Whirlwinds' cause in their events. CEE TRACK—Bi ri Row: Coach Francy, Kelley, Kurtz. Fenstermakcr, Hallam, Read. Frederick. Brown, Horton. Van Dell, Burdick (Mgr.) First Rou: Carr. Brunclli, Porter, Elliot, Grant, Link, Elliot. Johnson, MacDonald. Hubbell. 99 Above: Backstop Stan Schmidt. Below: Cena puts it on Dedrick. Cena hits again. Kutch gets a blow. 100 BASEBALL—Back Row: Merriken, Dcnsmore, Fcntiman. Johnson, Dedrick, Clitheroe, Coach Cameron. Third Row: Dceicr. Ricketts. Pence, Wilcomb. Van Wye, McDonald. Kutch. Second Row: Schmidt, Cena. Groom. Hulsebus. Winter, Richter, Carmichael. First Row: Clemens, White (Sr. Mgr.). Hoover s bascballcrs didn’t fare so well in league competition this year, but they made up for it when they won the consolation championship of the Pasa- dena Victory Tournament. After losing to Burbank in the opening round of the tourney, the Purple counteracted with wins over Covina, Santa Monica, and South Pas to cop the trophy. Stan Fentiman and Don Cena each turned in a pair of hurling victories. Don Winter, Dan Kutch, and Don Cena all made the all-tourney nine. Stan Schmidt and Harlan Dedrick received honorable mention. Coach Vic Cameron brought out the talent in Sophomores Merle Carmichael, Jim Densmore, and Bob Pence who will be back to bolster the squad in the next two years. Ed Deeter, Lee Johnson, Don Richter, Bill Merri- ken, Chuck Clitheroe, Bob McDonald, Jack Groom, all played stellar ball for the locals. CAPTAIN DON CENA 101 102 Ellen Milton, Thelma Karl, Fat Lawson, and Pattie Krotz. ’ J4 Ncwhouse President I Kutch President II Seaton Vice-President I Burnett Vice-President II Fairwcathcr Secretary I Smith Secretary-Treasurer II Martin Ccna Clithcroc Coleson Wolpers Teal Bycrly Brown Grant Moore McCarthy Bustrum Schmidt Humphreys Gower Ragan Ricketts Mcinkc Me William Mamn Gallup Groom Wammack Fcntiman 103 Cadet Major Jesse Flower Cadet Major Jim Nance Despite the lack of rifles for drilling, Hoover's Reserve Officer Training Corps instructed by Sergeant Joseph Barnett completed an- other successful year in training students in military drill and tactics placing emphasis on physical fitness. During the spring semester his successor, Sergeant John Wickenhauser II, was appointed. Glendale High's unit was host at the annual Military Ball which was a great success. Marco Mastro and his thirteen-piece band furnished music for dancing. Annual inspection was held May 18 with Lieutenant Colonel Rob- erts of the 9th Service Command Headquarters as inspecting officer. The rifle team placed 12th in their Corps Area match. Squad members included Major Jim Nance, Kenneth Kew, Tom Craig, Bill Maritine, Robert Hedley, and David Watry. Battalion sponsor for the year was Paula Stacey, while Mary Hillen sponsored the band. Marilyn Morris and Betty Benway sponsored Companies C and D. 104 Off icerA Craig Cadet Captain Thompson Cadet Captain Babbe Cadet First Lieutenant Caldwell Cadet First Lieutenant Ball Cadet First Lieutenant Conkling Cadet First Lieutenant Newman Cadet First Lieutenant Medley Cadet First Lieutenant McLaughlin Cadet First Lieutenant Jewell Cadet Second Lieutenant Allen Cadet Second Lieutenant Stahl Cadet Second Lieutenant 105 COMPANY C, PLATOON 1—Back Row: Poirier, Benson, Owen. Collom, Taubold. Merrill, Albaugh. Second Row: Powers. Stevens. Noble. Burton. Campbell. Bourquin, Bourquin, Zechiel. First Row: Kcw, Martini, Elgin, Gump. McDonald, Fccht, Cole. Reed, Woodward. COMPANY C, PLATOON 2—Back Row: Oliver, Chase, Barnett, Guzman. Kurth. Olvis. Klimmcr. Sec- ond Row: Larson. Shaffer, Holmes, Bicderman, Newblom, Swanson, Dobbin, Doig. First Row: Eberle, Fults, Rasmuson, St. Jean, Tummel, Miller, Miller, Ward, Hedlcy. COMPANY D, PLATOON 1—Back Row: Chase, Raine, Williams, Merhoff, Rost, Cypher. Meadows. Third Row: Wheatley. Sitler, Huebner, Sherwood, Halsteen, Sumner, Gibbs, Webb. Second Row: McLean, St. Clair, Palmer, Kennedy, Chapton, Gatlin, Overholt. First Row: Thompson, Livermore, Ball, Nance, Schmale, Craig, Allen. 106 COMPANY D. PLATOON 2—Back Row: Keller, Byers, RanelIs, Puglisi, Wilkerson. Lundy, Clough, Lambertson. Second Rou-: Pickett, Benson, Blackburn. Howard, Keech, Weaver, Bancrmit, Armstrong. Me Laughlin. First Row: Watty, Hopkins, Norman, Allen, Calhoun, Berry, Wheatley, Schnatmeier. R.O.T.C. RIFLE TEAM—Buck Row: Watry, Riggs, Norman, Schnatmeier, Craig, Martini. Woodward. First Row: Kew, Nance, Livermore. Hedley, Doig. Barnett. Fults, Larson. R.O.T.C. BAND—Bad Row: Wesscl, Deane, Cragg, Caldwell. Second Row: Campbell, Riggs, Dair, Sandy. First Row: Philp, Conkling, Truesdell. 107 (Lauortincf 3, emA Leonora Venanzi tries for a throw while Peggy Bowler comes up to guard. Left: Enor Jepson and June Aldcn wait for a fast one. Right: Catherine Wells takes the puck from Mary Lota Sullivan. 108 Top: Emeline Myers sends the birdie over while Barbara Chudley beams her approval. Bottom: Mari- lyn Kinsey does a neat dive over trusting club mates. Archery form a shown by Pat Cleland and Paola Paulfrey. 109 Well� President I Wharton President II Kier Vice-President I Sullivan Secretary-Treasurer II Reese Simon Osborne Hanger Hart Chudlcy Webber Brockcnbrough Riley Smith Millfelt Mclntirc Culbertson Butler Gilbert Jones Palfrey Wilkinson Stombs Gilbert 110 Q. Jl. Jl Gilbert President I President II Lombardi Vice-President I Jones Secretary I Vice-President II Gilbert Secretary II DeLuca Treasurer I Chudlcy Treasurer II Hillcn Cleland McNary Valdroo Simon Myers Reese Lrickson Wilkinson Palfrey Wliarton Kinsey Osborne Hart Shores Staub Wells 1 u ours Something the his Forgot “THAT IT SHALL NOT PERISH FROM THE EARTH”. Each day in our schools, we work and plan and teach so that the world of tomorrow- will be true to the promise that our way of life shall not perish from the earth. . . . This is America’s tradition. This is the inspiration behind the fighting spirit of our boys who are meeting the enemy around the world. ... It is the priceless heritage that our boys and girls are determined to preserve. No dictator, ever, shall destroy our right to worship as we will; our right to meet in free assembly; our freedom of speech; the freedom of the press. . . . 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