Huntington Beach High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Huntington Beach, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1951 volume:

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'I .XJ , fur' ID 515' IE Qbfw M,EK!ff'lDf D4DfD41jED AND PUBLISHED NIM' 1 ' ff!!! X' jjfwf, fu? THE STUDENTS or I ' lf, I' . f' vial' 1, Wfuu IJQUQGXTCN BEACH UNION HIGH sc:-noon. ,E 1 I Ang 1' flax!-eff! N' jk, Kflf' HUNTINGTON BEACH CALIFORNIA VOLUME xu. ,f L 765-le of Ganienii Admzwfmfzm . . Bmw exam . . . . Pm ,awww . . Jlwpfzxf Zaye spa . . . . Rah! Rah! Rah! Muwllwmw . . Sfuff 'n funk fiffyx, My- ff' .. P M O .-95 W -NW' ,W '.1 i f-f,f,,',.,'1fffk'Wz,5'f'3J,f'Ln54 5-: MMV' 'J W'M9'w wwe ,,.,,,,, WM:+::1q5,,,wf:w 'W W, ,Jw . ww 4wW'3rWa My Vu :ty 05931 Eff W -f',5'5fWW'I3 yi, W V' MPV 9 GJ' W JJ K Qs W ,W W,,,,,wf,,,,1gw wv Ww9'W- W ,M W 5' ' wvfu ,M ' M ,W -W vb' M WSW-Z ,M W P W unfit, IAN MW . w W, M 09 xxwxxxwww E J x., Q Eff NJ 7 0' K. L v ..j 'fi 7 ff ,lv J ji '5 . M QJJJN Ox U , U 3 Jw Ulfib A X ,bltwv f wx Ulf 4 J A . N, ,x,Q9MJ Q wif' ,cs L- ,X K t X. EJ JU b JJ N -Jtlgfk 'NQJ 1 , f r 49 if X F QNWM 5 K 'm x .X , , i 13 ' .1 H un . N 1 K-. :um N- 'QW' , if X ur llhlll Xt? ' k QX --,X k 5 .5 V -as x sri 7' 1 5 ,. W ilk' X, X f f fi QQ f Z ' X PA+r 2 A J--El 11312 mi A - . .tn--A.. i T xg' fx-'xi' Exxr' R aff f Left to Right-Mrs. Ruth Rector, Mr. Ravmond C. Elliott, Mr. Peter MacPherson, Mr. Arch Lockett. Mr. F. E. Penhall, Mr. Dante Syracusa. Mr. Frank Bray. Baafzcfofgcl ' Donating its time wholly to the welfare of the students. the H.B.U.H.S. Born-d of Educa- tion functions throughout the year. It is through the good judgement and careful consideration of this board that the fac- ulty is chosen. Their wise choice is evident by the efficient faculty functioning in this school today. The board members also act. ln part, as representatives of the parents. They see that needed supplies are purchased and that the needs of the individual students are cared for. lt is through them that the student body received its present high standards and good character. .., The eagerly-awaited distribution of the 1951 Cauldron marks the approach of Com- mencement and the close ot yet another school year. What has the year meant to us? Many things. Our diary is filled with the activities of ourselves and our friends. our teams and clubs and organizations oi many sorts. We have had our share of successes, with just enough reverses to keep us human and kindly toward those less fortunate. All in all, it has been a good year here in school. The experiences we have had will strengthen us to face the world with more assurance that the future will be better. RAYMOND M. ELLIOTT A - A f R I Retaining the love and respect oi all whoiknow. him, Mr. Chuck Mashburn hClS successfully fulfilled his office as Vice Principal. Among his many duties are those of Supervising student funds, arranging transportation tor athletic and field trips and keeping a calendar ot all school aciir vities. I His pleasuntness and efficiency have set a spark- ling example for students and teachers alike. f , 'I '51 Q MR. MASHBURN Whetherk the problem be great or small, Miss Hughell is waiting with willing advice. Ig qddjfign to being an excellent speaker, she is very eficient in helping stu denu iq choose their vocations and outline their courses accordingly. In her pleasing manner, she has proved to be a great help to the girls of Huntington Beach Union High School. MB. LANCE I MISS HUGHHLL With his ever-present smile and his eagemess to help, MY- Gefl'Y Lance has served-another successful yecn- as boys' counselor. Not only is he a willing helper in times of distress, but is quite helpful iii the task oi selecting Q vocation. He knows his students well and helps to solve their problems in a tactlul and cheeriul rnanner. 'Va , 'VA ,ffl 44 v A fx' DX, Q5 ORION B. BEBERMEYER American Problems C-4,071 4 l ',vv,,.... .K IUHN B. BESTALL Mechanical Drawing welding Driving ,J X9 was 1 MAE S. BUCHANAN Zlawiffv 35. ,1- -41? B . BQNEB ' Engllnh Y' 159' EDNA DEAN CONDON Remedial Reading Cafeteria Home Economics A- Arhand IHNI. D English ...fav ROBERT BORNS Driving Boys' Physical Educatlm VERLE A Welding General Metal Boys' Physical Education f LA RUE G. FIRMAN Girls' Physical Educatlml if Zfwwllfff F F 5 Q ir 5 X, E .Z 1 . PM if ' - cmmr: rn1sHHo1.z , I X c Life Science Boys' Physical Education v I . .' 'I' girl ic , P ESTHER PUNK ,Q 1 P.P Our World Today ff . English , QB :N ' P A ,P B1-:N GAUTIER - ia X Driving hksw wav' . K . 1 'BARBARA l aura P l Girls' Physical EducaQqnc fi - L-I N ITE' VI LLOYD HAMREN 3 U. S. History A ' Golf NF BUTHTHARLOW I- ,'-- Q- 5 ':':li cwlflifcl Girls' Glee Club P v 4 jg Sh? P P Q 3' 3 ow' , K . Lfziff- , K . F -5, 3 ' rsssm HAYD1-:N S I Amoricanizcdon M W. 5 dj' c l i fi B. HEACOCK ' l 511911211 X. ,li Ar' 'fp CORA R. HENDERSON Enylhh Speech THQ' 'F -9 :Q--. 'V WILLIAM M. FRASER General Science Physics T!-IELMA GREER Home Economics MINE HARPER Home Economics K A-an Q . Q.. EDITH I- HUIIAR1' Library ny we ' 1 EVELYN H. LA LANNE Typing X .-, A po- ,us Y ' 4' A ALVIN REBOIN Typing Plwiical Ed 1 REI. BOYS lllluirill Art Zzacwlifff R. P. MEAIRS . Business Training ll' .3 4' E l' . Q LEE MOSSTELLER Algebra Boys' Physical Education DOROTHY HOSIER Girls' Physical Educulion I wmnef i --Q-.-v i' W . M. CLARENCE MASON Chemistry Math Algebra A MARGARET S. MOREMAN Spanish v WILLIAM H. SEAMAN English Iournalism Cauldron EVELYN G. MAHONEY Shorihand Typing Office Practice HELEN I. MOORE Our World Today U. S. History pm fam HALSEY R. SCHUMAKEB Geometry Business Math Trigonometry My A Wwwf aww., HARRY M. SHEUE Citizenship Boys' Physical Education -R nnut SIMMONS R rzngxmt W Spanish . A ,Ai A DALE sMrrl-1 ' Auto Shop HELEN TAMULINAS School Nuru BETTY LOU LENNO! Office Secretary EDNA CONRAD Accompcm' 'sf-f7f,iv-ML , 5-um nncron A Socntary. Board of Education MARGARET SQUIRES Orchestra Girls' Glee Club NADINE FINCH Ofllce Secretary .-to AF' -4 -1:7 BETTY ST. CLAIRE Oillco Secretary I. M. TYE Citizenship Assistant RUTH Oltlco Mn. Gunn, Mr. Troihowuy, Mx. Bqngqg, 7 'Z w - V.. VU, xl WU' 7355: ' 4. E. HIGGINS Noll Shwart, Gladys Hoborling. o ILL -If NAOMI BRIDGES ' - -, , 1 V ' ' ' PAUL PORTER Row 1-B. I.. Wahl. B. Soesbo, M. Kon. B. Nichols. D. Iunkin. L. Moore, R. Hoke, D. Pearson. Row 2-G. Brown. 1 mf. mn, Mr. ummm, Mr. mm, Mr. sfnamg. Mr, Murdock. Mr. Troop, Mr. Walton. HB. HUF? Vincent Asmuil f v Vw. 4 5 if 4 f I U . LII HLKUTTEI ffl do iff? ff?!??rFf?i5?Q5'T?'?.fs f'lf: 3' J' ff f' -5 if Row Row 'PU' V. Ross. P. Mashbum. Mr. Mashburn. B. Dugger. R. Pritchard. Functioning in a manner similar to the iederal government. the Executive Council is the principal power in the student body. This group has the iinal say on all matters pro- posed by the Advisory Council. appoints traffic board members. and holds control over the financial affairs oi the student body. The council is comprised of the student body officers and four representatives who are chosen from their respective classes. i L. to R.-Mr. Mcxshburn. V. Ross. Baafzcf SZ' Buffy Ugicc-vat Y M VINCENT ROSS Qf p AUL CHAI-'E SHIRLEY MBSHBURN , J MARGARET SHEPARD MIR. LANCE PAUL CHAFE wffa:BcmJ Discipline is the chief goal of the Traffic Board. Members of the board are to enforce the rules and regulations set up by the student body and report any students who violate these rules. Students are appointed to this position by the Executive Council and are expected to set the example for their fellow students. Lett to Right-D. Williams. M. Pritchard. I. Mahailey, W. Boswell. G. Furry, P. Chafe. V. Ross, B. Seltzer, L. Allen. C. Hasley. M. Gonzales. . .f MR. MASHBURN VINCENT ROSS Although lt bas no legislative power. the Advisory Coun- cil is able to recommend certain acts which may. ln turn. be carried out by the Executive Council. It is the duty ol this body to dlscuse and solve problem! arising before the student body. lt is composed ol the tour stu. dent body officers and one representative from each room. who istoreporttohlsclaseallactiontakenbythecoundl. Row l-P. Chaie. B. Killian. A. Latta. I.. Allen. B. Lescher, C. Cuff. S. Mnshburn. B. Poin- dexter. Row 2-B. Belshe. I. Polson. M. Maguire. I. Wood. B. Cure. B. Dagger, D. Metzger. B. Krenwinkel. T. Wigginton. Row 3-D. Stewart. N. Karnes, I. Roberts. D. Sprenger. D. Lerno. B. Seelig. H. Boswell. Row 4-R. Pritchard. F. Lusk. M. Pulsiier. I. Boeker, V. Ross. I. Wigginton. T. Mclilraih. I.. lzykowski. 3' ?1f,Q2ffa 1+Jf WW g Q9 A Ap cg MM EEE 'Fo a,vw,.4w.J.v4f1lf ' 'Q 'U-'85-'ulyv pflagw, JWAMQEZ, Sgrjiggbf HJ-'3 E2 fi 4 WMM W af' W A7 I 9 K' ' W 9 WM ' W xxwsgyf , 1 Nw X, V W 6 74 bf ' - ' 'J ' ff 1 y , ly Uv, ' NW! Y? U , ,fuifxxm ANQA xhj- la UF lLAs 4 2 if i f , W 'f1f'5 mi RN. f 'yy Xmmmwx -G' - KX M E ' , 3 fl .gfy f f? gl f ' Q fff A Z , f A ,X M X f ffjff f 1 -H. McCann, I. Spellman, D. Le Bard. I. Milligan. fbfbiafuf It seems like only yesterday we were completing our years in grammar school and here it is 1951. It's been fun going to all the games and dances with the gang and we even had some good times studying together. You'know. some of those seniors really have what it takes! Darlyne Le Bard. Fred Lusk, and Margaret Shepard came through with tlying colors in the Bank ot America scholarship contest and they have the cups to prove it. Then take Beth Mashburn, for instance. She was Editor ol the Highlights. and six oi our other seniors made the Cauldron staff. Norma Morrow was selected lor Editor-in-Chiet and was assisted by Marilyn Huish, lane Spellman. Madeline Sandoval, Iimmy Kettler, and Gary Monroe. Of course the class oiticers aren't to be forgotten: Henry McCann, lane Spellman. Datlyne Le Bard, and Iimmy Milligan. Guess the whole gang's pretty swell and so were the times we had. Most oi us will never forget Ditch Day, the Senior breakfast. Baccalaureate. and. last but certainly not least. graduation night. Nuff said- die an 1 nu- ' Q- 'Q if-n. I -ah lllnl-Y N Sonq Loader V 3. I Oponha 2 - Ladd 3 Chnl: - 2. 3. I Ha:-monnllls - 1. 3, I Snvlcl Bunqull - l. Z. 3. I Mullc Fnlivul - 2. 3, I G.A.A. - LZ. 3, I 2 IINIIB lmwmu-4 Mnquoiswn..z.a wwurrmauup-1.13.4 0 IUDl'l'l IHDIRIUN G.l.A.- l. 2.3. I Aqua Dm-ma - l. 3 Unllorm Board - 2 Vllual Bd. Club - 2. 3 Spanllh Club - 3 Wmld Frldndlhlp - 1, 2. 3. 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ILICKIURN Ter-nu - 2 1 wma rr1.na.1.1p. 1. 2. a. 4 wma rraend-hap - 1, 2, 3. 4 5,.,,.m, CM, . 2, 3 Mm Club . 4 JERRY IODINE JIIN L 5013 reo1bu11 . 1, z. J, 4 ,Mm Bom 2 gclub ' 1' 4 G.A.A7 1, 2, 3.-4 s:i ' ' Lifllo 1-1 Club . 4 , m 'l 4'3 SonlorPlcy . 4 v1.ua1 :aucmon Club . 4 15,,,i,,, my Y 3 worm num-1.111p . 1 4-14 YunlorTrl-Y-2 wma Friendship . 1. 2. a, 4 YIIINIKIIIDWN Fodbull-4 squmu-s World Frlundnhlp - 3 H Club - l l'l'I' IURNS Tmmlumd hom Garde World Frlundlhlp - l G. A. A. - l Spfmllh Club . I JERRY IUBDICK Gall - l. 2. Cl. I Football - 2 Spanish Club - 3 Vlco Prn. ol Math Club - I World Frhndlhlp - I. 2. 3. I IONNII BUTLER n Grove Your l G10 Club A I World Frlcndlhlp - 1, 2. 3. 1 G. A. A. - l .onlinr .ew f F ii l'I.0lll BROWN G.A,A. Board - Z, Cl G.A.A, - l, 2. 3 Band - I. 2, 3. 4, Soc. I Freshman Talon! Show - I Mull: Fnllval - Z. 3, I Trl-Y - 3, 4. Chvvlain 4 Manager of Sport: - 2. 3 World Frlondlhlp - l, Z. 3. I. Than. Cl ', - L is Qi 1.1 12 1.1.1, 1 -al 14,1 DONCIIIIIY F001ba.l.l-l.1.3.I Swimming' l.7.3,I 'ifClu.b 2.Vlc0Prn. 3. Pnsl WatnPolo-I Sdlwicnldtqld-l,2.J.l Trdiklomd-I -as 1 w ,,..,M. . W 1' WL in PITSY ll! CILIJWIY Glhlomd Il Tnux. . .A.- .L . Unllnrmiodrd-l,S0c. Ul1.hHClu.b-3.Vh:uPns.-4 orld Friendship- l,1.3. lr.Trl-Y-3 Su-vicoBanqudlY I ' ir mmnu I.. carnnm nm' curl H gm, , 4 Swim' my 1-pu nn Y 4 wqmmi . 5014011 y r - 3 id,b,,,:',oaL,1j f Svvh. Clan PfnT.:'f 2 rmbuura roam-1u.1.z,s,4 wmnpob-I nanbau.1.z,s,4 Mama-.b.4 'k h u -119 Am-unlmpxa T 'm A3 . ' H cm, . a. 4 wma rmmzp - 1. z. a, 4 r NY' HELEN cocnnlu Jl LOUIS CUNRIDY C1-mm cm . z, 3. 4 gfdgxwhx' ' 3' 4 g'1-unlszdumuon . 1. 1. J. 4 , Punk cm-1 - z, Cl rmxm-an Tum.: saw 1 Hwhlwhn sm V 3 Oparena . 2 GeU - 11. 4 s.f-nc. umm-1.1 . z www Frlandnhlp . 1. 2. a. 4 WANDA l'l.0DEl.l. CORUM G. A. A. z. J. 4 World rmndnnp z. 11. 4 1 4? -any pw. l . Va .dw VUH CIINIY H Club - l Football - 2. 3. l lunkdlbdl - I. 2. 3, I Servlco Banque! - 4 Would Frlandlhlp - I 1 'rn JIICI-Ill Wowldfrlondahlp-2.3 Truck-l,2,3,4 Foo1ballMuaq1r-3 CrouCountfy-3.4 mcmmn LOWILL cnmvmn Sophomore run.-11 saw . A Boys' Glcu Club f 3. l Mull: fcltival - l Visual Bducmlnn - 2 Hurmanalnl - 1 X . mffll Fndbcll-l,1.3.l Tmak-2,11 CmuCmu.m1-I lmhaball-l l'lClu.b-4 Wofldfx-lnndnh1p4l. Fnahmunmkntuhuw V? i .ir In QS 2.3.4 iY illlh fi foobdl-1.1.3 lmbtbdl-2.3 lmobdl-l.ZI Wuldfrbbllp-1.2.3.4 'l'hIliodlmla!hdnlIr.H1qh. l.4:nqlsu4:h.yoc2 SCdnr'l'H-Y-3 Gbounb-8 Chnl:-4 Hiflllvul-I Wcihhblb-2.3.4 lllulnlvu -BINNIIIIIDIVIS nu-.un-aym4numsmuPmlnmqa GIANA--lla., rw4bq44.4 s-n4wnmqm.z Flvih-Sophhl-Y-1.2 YI-8r.'hl.-Y-3.4 Worldfrlaadlhlp-1.2.4 lU'l'l ll-I-IS World Frbudahip - 4 spawn cm, . z. 3. 4 worm rnma-up - 1. 2. a. 4 sms.-4. nur . 4 um. H club - 4 commmm cm. - 4 Huw Scholm-:hip swmy . 4 c. A. A. - 2. a. 4 I. 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GONIII-B Trdlcbwd-4 Mmwnoarmn-21.4 football - 3, 4 World Frlnndxhlp - l, 2. 3, 4 H-Club - 4 7 - lag-fm H Club - 4 rombqu . co wma rnmapmp - I, 1 3. 4 4 'BN , lilllfl G.R.ll-l.4 Opcota-2.3 Club-3,4 lqnnD4ln:u'3 Illllcfldvnl-3.4 Vlurldfrlsndnlb-l.l.3,4 .I Wil IIKH rwumu 2, 3. 4 swsmmmq- I, 2. 3. 4 K Q wmv Pm .4 ummm mu nonun ummus Bu..mbuu - 1. 2. 4 swammmq V 1. z Yell una., Y 4 GL.. club - 4 H Club V 4 Hsqhuqm. sad: Y 3 world Frlcndlhlp - 2, 3, 4 sensor may 4 IUTIIIYH lim-hunts,-3.4 ludcfihd-2.3.4 Choir-1.3.4 0pculh.l.3 Fruuhmnniuiiinvu-l Aqunbancerfl Sarvk:elanqno1f3.4 VlotHFl'llnbHp-l.1.3.l,S0c.4 Aqm Dana. . n wana rnmuup - I. 2, 3, 4 swam ac-mm Y 2 24 X nun! I V, , I.-hem-z,a,4 ., .. Ciudalmub-4 A !poochClu.b-3.4 4 wwunxmalmp-l.z.a4 74 vumsa-.wan-4 F cmnqclubvzs '- 2 1 H!-YY4 . 1-ypwfnmucm-.za Ylfl-I-B I. UK rmmuma hom 1. Lathrop Iunlot mga. Scala Ann. you 2 Plmuaqruphy Club - 4 Spanish club . cu Visual Education - 4 ,Q Wm-ld Frwndnlalv - 2. 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Ofiicu - Z Aqua Show - 3 Lihle H Club - Il o I seam 1'r1.Y.a,4 World F1-xendlhip - 1. 1. 3. 4 Freshman Talent Show - l HELEN Ill'-If JERRY Kuala Tmmrmed 1:01-11 Garden Grove. -,em 4 worm Friendship . 1, 2 Gln Club Basketball - 1, z Ar, cm, swimming :1 wma Frlendship Aqua Dance - 3 Latin Club - 3. I Hi-Y Y I H-Club - I Water Polo - I '53 Uhn. JIHE EUGENE Advisory nwd - 4 HLY - 2, Pnl. - Il. I Band - l. 2. Cl. I Orchudxa - I Oponila - 3 Mluic Felllvul - I Ssrvlca Bmxqucl - l. 2. 3. I Spanish Club - 2. 3 A aDl:m4:n-J qu lunlor TILY - 3 Freshman Talml Show - l G.R.A..l,2 World Frlendlhlp - l. 1, 3. I IUIIOWI GlooClub.J.I World Frlnndnhlp - l. 2. 3, 4 W 1, Q fav' DIIHI LOIIIII IOIHB G. A. A. . I Commnzlul Club - 4 An Club . I World Frlindlhlp - I. 2. 3. I JERRY BOM Truck - l. 2. 3. 4 H Club . Cl, 4 World Friandlhlp l. Z, 3, I GEORGE IIJJS JOHNSON sw1mm1nq 1, 1, 11, 4 wwf Pm . 4 Foolbull 1 1-1 Club 4 Aqua Dance - :1 wana Frinndship . 2, 3, 4 -Q NOIMI Jllll IIOPIIINI Tnmnhnod hom Alton. llllxwh. you I Ovmam - 2 Glo: Club - 2 Commercial Cm, . 4 Grd plucs lu boqlnnlnq Typowrlllnq World Frlondnhlp - 2. 4 LOUIS F. IZYKOWSKI Fcolball - 2, 3. 4 Baseball - 2, 3, 4 Balkelbnll - l Traffic Board - 1 wand rr141.11.111p . 4 -R l0llR'l'l INN IIOKI c.A.A. . 1. 2. :1,4 sum mv - 1, 2, 3. 4 1.11114 H cm . 4 Nm.. Talunl shew . 2 lunlor Tdlinl show . :1 Gnu' nun. 1414141 sun . 4 P. 1. A. Talon! snow - 2 wand Frlondlhlp . 1, 2, 2, 4 HIIIIYI Jlll lllllll Cauldron v Alloclull Ddllor - 1 H1-Llqhu Edllorln-Chlui . Il Honm Bcholm-ship Socluy - 4 Harmoulln - 4 Opera - 3 Aqua D4-mu - 3 Mull: Yndval - 3. I Glas Club - l. 2 I - YN -'ONS' ldlkclhall - l, 1. 3. 4 Football - l World Frlondshlp . l. 2, Cl, I to .ad 3 is X01 gi, Q i' llllll-ll. 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HcCl0lY Swimming - Z Orchlslxu 2 Music Fuilivul 2 opmnq 2 vimu :diimioii zi. 4 wand ri-ienaiiiip 2. 1 4 '24 BETH MASHBUBN Advisury cwmii 2 Exeiulivo Council Z G.A.A. l 2.14 Honor Scholarship socmiy 4 1-iiqiiiiqms :dim 4 Unilorm Buurd I service niiiiqimi 1. 2, 9, 4 Spanish Clnxli 2, CZ L Olhcer fllllll Ill!! Track - I thy Sn. lllldllll' l.llNl HILL!! cxwu - 2. 3, A l.lltlpHClub-3.Soc.-I rn-Y . 4 . Chaplain :1 Music hmm: . 2. s. A op.:-nu . 2. :1 smu. Banque- 1. 2. cl. 4 cum Club . A G.A.A. . 1, 2. a. A .1 'I ,F LOR1 World Frlnndnhlp - l. 2. 3. I GOIJIIN L05 BH'l'l'RlUI G.A.B. Board - 3. I G.A.A. - l. Z. 3. I Sonics Banquol - I Honor Sclzclunhlp s.-.amy - :s. A Llltlo H Club - I, Rtcrlctlon Mxmaqdr lr. 6 Sr. Trl-Y - 3. I Spanish Club A 2. 3. I Mull: Foiilval - I GREY MONROE Transferred lrom Bu.rbar1k, your 2 Cauldron Studi - I Art Club F I Spa-rxhh Club - 2. 3 Ssnior Play V 4 World Frlandship - Z. 3. I lalaO1'DIWllDHll.l.1 CmnnmClub-2 Gall-2 World Frhndnlxlp - l. 2. 3. 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J. 4 Football Y l, Z. 3. I Baseball - Z. 3, I Truck . l, 2, J H Club - 2, 3 World Friendship - 2, 3, I DON PAT!! l. Football - 2, cl 2. Bcukstbull . l. 2 3. Tennis . 2, 4 I. World Friendship. l. Z 3 I 5. Service Bcmqunl - 3. 4 , uw 'Uh IIALSIILI. L. Pll'l l'l'l' DONLLD VICTOR PIERCE Truck . 4 World Friendship V 4 Vllual Educlziion - 2 Speech Club 4 Gln Club - l Truck 1 I World F1-lundnhlp . l, 2, 3, I Football - 3 Wular Polo - I 5 'F' LH Advisory Council I, 2 Senior Play - 4 Football - I, I, 3. 4 lalkelbull - 1, 2, 3, 4 Service Banquet - 1 Baseball - 2 worm rn.nd.mp . 1, 2. a, 4 H. P Advisory com-cu . a, 4 Board 2 tram - 12,-mauve comm . 4 mmm cum omm . 4 su-nm Pm rwbau . 1 luhmqu V 1. 4 Ipcnhh cm, A Mllf lU'l'I PIUI11' Gln Club - 2 Choir k 3, 4 Operemx - 1. 3 Mull: feeltval - 3. 4 G.A.A. - l, 2. 3. 4 World Friendship A l. 2. 3, 4 Aqua Dance A l. Cl Spanllh Club . 4 Yell Leader - Il. 4 Soph. 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Onward it crept with added strenitlig G 55259 Qf ,QQ With never a thought of fear oriifiglewifwfg It followed the light thru' the crevicigifjgngtlm .fr ZW! A ':,f55+:i And unfolded itself on The light, the dew, the f Were found the same as W9gffb9fOI9, And it lost itself in beauties new 5? ' Breathing its fragrance more .25 iii' Shall claim of death cause us tggggieve, And make our courage fainf fall? Nay! Let us faith and hope 1-gagive: at , The rose still grows beyorggaiigle wall. FS' v it as 0 Scattering fragrance lust as it did Iust as it did on the side, lust as it will for evermore. A. L. Frank 4x'Q8 Rncum Ciumn. 1745554449 952906 . :mfs RE ,F f L1:?, Jkwmaau ZZZ! fo 2g3ggEiQ5?EgmD K O D- W V n row 59,1 QM Fa KFIB n fqtvgqfgafxi 55651 V Qwxi game J? Q00 . UMMA . , wd Qv E H JW 41 S5-XFN 4!'MQ'fMi ?11ef?gWbf W MM W wi ag-Qi Mo ' PW Mi z? Q,i j?lf2j,AWMpq ijagiffgyua JyW6 WfjQMN'3QZ9m EZ? 7? Qvmimwf -'iff-1 FGM 1f,W Hgw T-3432 Ex b We 'Z Qidewfw IJ' wwf Q67 wi ' QV . aj 5QJ 0 W Uwe MWSKQJMME iw 5 65,693 my fwjjllvgi' H 'kfwjg iv? fi? Sfwwgfqti W . 'b 'V' af 350W gk WOM Maiwmgopyfxgy adfffxw M NLWAQ' TWZTQZQAWX ,V M Qfifwgw WWW , CW WW , , ,rwmzw Gif' N,w55Wj?322fjflw HQ AWA! B WSW WW 6 Wuuasltgwl X v M KNEW X,if?wQfj 2, 2 W KJ. N W , Q, awigfflffil EMAZMQE ,vzbjvngmgxgy 5033, J ,ff MJ W kgs Vim ww ff ?9,R0pM!V K if ,xr 'wx r X 'E Q x N -00 Xu ff. 4 fi- N f 55 . E J May .Queen of 1951 Pai Gallawaf Row l-I.. Funderburk. H. Gorman. Row 2-I. Boeker. I. Montgomery. Bean' It will soon be time for the seniors to step aside and let the luniors take over at good old H.B. Guess they're all looking forward to next year when they'll be at the helm. Looks to me like they're getting a pretty good start already. lim Boeker. class presi- dent. tells me thev've had a pretty busy year. The biggest event seemed to be the prom. entitled Tulip Time. Amid the tulips. was Sylvia Thornton. who acted as prom chairman. Giving the school spirit a little lift. were Dolores Sewell and Helene Gorman. high- stefpping maiorettes. The Highlights also boasted a Iunior. Betty Lou Iohnson. Editor-im Chief for the second semester. Taking top honors in the iield ol sports were Iune Herman. Bob Suess. David Sheets. Charles Murphy. Don Mollica. Charles Hasley. Max Benwurd. and Beecher Kuykendall. Striving to live up to the examples set by the classes beiore them. the Iuniors wise- ly followed the leadership of lim Boeker. lim Montgomery. Lois Funderburk. and Helene Gorman. their class officers. Yep. they're all wonderful people and. l'm proud to say. are a.ll part of the gang. End of page- Ilia I . Holi' Zig Cor Frisbio How How IXL 1-iggs, M Blackwell. P. llnderson, D. Ausfin, P. Blevins. CZ Buckingham. C. Boyer. How 2 . Armstrong, L Biff. C. Burkett. B. B01-os. C. BQL-or. S. Blodgott, K Bull r. Row JQJL? Applebury, L Burrison. li Arnett, W Burnes. M Ben WQ1-d. G. Avritt, JfBooJrer. C. Allen. How I . Cryd c. Dlu-'Ts er. L. Due:-re, S. Christensen. G. Dickey, . lu-e, Q Cflnneqn. C. Corbgft, ll. Row 2xD. Dflqiels. D. Dyson, L Davis, S. Cruuuey, D. Cosrol. S. CQI1, L Doyle. M D . Rael?-gig. Cfunp. G. Baxter. H. Boldizzg. P. Anlhony. C. Cleeln, P. 80413. L ROW mm.. L. P . Espiri CQ,-fer. lmderblz E. B. P , , Q, lf. Dulxh. le. gilberbogfi gmt' I- Eng L. GZQQJQ.. , ' 9 9lI80lp.P1,g. GXR. Gzllelz. It Els. C. Hqsley. R. Dollqelly, P. Hacker, Q. Furry D G 0991. Ollzfrles. Hug. th Xe? - B. B Hernando-x.. n. 6950 Hdiixbc. X. Xymdp, X, 30995. mis. M. YHA. X. XQXM1. D. Xuaim. S. Hd demon. D. Bo-lei. K. Xleueid. o . X. Hen Yiervan. 1. Ymson. tl. YK wang 69. ' B.Xo K. Y- XfX . Harm cxkoshx. Y ovhex . Bow haves. X. W fl-zw . Sw fl Xones. L. Bo Bow 3 tb. Magee. iedeq . X. Long X B. Leschex. D. X-oixie. NY. McCracken. B. Lochbedb- - B. Kuqkendd. G. Wxchei. ik. Kewvgg. B. Sala. JN' B. Kockenwcket. X- Xfvkon. D. 609306. Bow XfO. Knot-Let. 5. tfrohbuxv- ow '1.fG. Mason. C-. tfiurphwi. -3f'Y.!8cYA!axb. X.XIxp9s RA. 8 Bow D . eve. Xfh. Rvsok. X.. Mendoza. X. Yates. o1en6o-L. D. Rowing D. Ydldgoil. C. Ibkcbow 15. OX69. B. Queztq. G. Y'sa1co. L. 130010. D. Wxgg. Yikgeugxn. Y. Busgml- 1. 116909. YK. Qxxuekl. tb Sei- Y-. Y of xxfxck. Y oktex . . G . 5 W u 'I-ff-. vi . 8,610 Ro-at R011 '31 YQNUO' R IND. Isl! Miagullw Pu . r, C. Sehlruodvl. P- Seddon. C. Rambo. k S109 U. How 2X5 Stephenson. P. Snyder. D. Rifchoy, Row 3xI. Reynolds. D. Richlrrdson. L Un. L1 Snuth. M. 3v1u'0n S. . . R PI . G. 8 . Richards. T.R'g:.Qn:,n. Sung?-D. 'Orr ,Rc5.w.!xW. Trotter. S. VQ11 Ogdol. D. SQUOL. M sliwbdl, L White. D. Sqwoll. M . ony. gow Zxg. gfno. C. L sthllikllill- M. S. Thornton. M Wilaoq. L dd U. . . E. . Ro: 3lL Wumr D. Slrffg. C. Wbitnon. J. Waggznton. V. Virzi. L Starr. P. H. Ven, de Veldo. Shnhuv to R.-W. Boswell. W. Young. S. Stafford. G. Orrell. leaf: fbiafuf Had to write a composition today. so I chose the Sophomore class as my topic. Gosh there's a lot about those kids I didn't know! They tell me that Bill Boswell. Wayne Young. lack Robertson. Raymond Montoya. Ierry Rock, Iarnes Been. lim Snipes. and Buddy Belsl-le were all outstanding sportsmen this year. Bob Boswell represented the class on the Executive Council. Then. the class. as a whole. didn't do too badly either. It sponsored two talent shows. aside from its regular activities. and served as co-sponsor to the P.T.A. Carnival. - Fun was had by all when they flocked to the Fun Night Party. and then again at the box social. Oh. and I almost forgot-Bob Boswell and Ian Roberts were representatives to the C.A.S.C. Fillmore convention. ' The class officers had a pretty big fob on their hands too. In charge ot all the class activities was Bill Boswell, class President. Wayne Young was Vice President. Sandra Staf- ford, Secretary. and Glenda Orrell, Treasurer. Gettin' sleepy. llie Row INN. Anderson S Alba! S 41 . . , . a.w.,D.L.sm.1y,1..Au-n s. le14,.,av.. r. Aimee, Afencio, S. Alhllng. D. Bailey. I. A. 3c:qer. H. lllyeq, D. Braham, C. Avrlff. zilfrggi. a.1.1.., D. Aw., 1. Bender. P. sagem.. D. ao... c. Brinkley. EZ Bef., 1. 1i1f'f3Df 4Af1f::.'f.'. 1. Annum. n. nun... n. Almsnven. W. no-nu n. no-nu r. Bu:- rovn. I. Bean. L. Blevins. Row INS. Elplnoea. V. Calderon, S. Choy. B. Craig. E. Coopmfzn. B. B. H. DUFQ12. R 2 . C If , C. CI-UL R. M, Cr If rd. C. Denny, M Ellis, I. C0ur,-ages, D. on RE: Sign C,of:12m01z, Al. Durnte. C.oChUlnberlin, C. Cczllfrway. D. CQu1!ie11?ixH. D. Dug-Cm, C. Clinton. Row JXF. Ever-slnfln. R. Conrady. I. EQ: Coglle .Du Ihqzn. F. Dofing. P. Durlzflm. D. Clancy. S. Eddy. I gow IXM Cobol... P. H R Hensley. Qlnln. L Gflnper. 1. Greenwood, A, Qq,.dn,,, M hz M Garvin. ow ZXS. Gall w , J, F I . . W. Hmermqn' Lfiivgilghl olxndz- B Hqverry. R. Guin:-ze. L Gage, M L. Gaffney, M Hanna How SNC. Frvdericke, c. 1-1.1.1, D. Hw.e11 E ri . . D. Hqughf. , . sro. H. Fuzher, L Haley. K. Curb.:-lo HOW lx K. Cochicoa. S. Hobbs, G. F laws, D. I-Iorql, F, GUI, X Hun. . Yloehx. L lehex. B Beeson. S. Heath' Row Xf?.Xo.ckson.?.Kqbcc1.1.X.Xonoe.M.ien.D. Kruk. . Row 'I-fX. Hocketunixb. Y. Kms. X. Kxodeh. Y.. Bodine. Y. Kuncher. . Y. Xqnles. Bow '.5fX. Xowg, 1. lexus. R. Kunisavm. B. Hubbard. M. Kincaid 'L. fuk-stood. 8. png. ' 011. D. hqkovliix. E. Karnes. R. kwin. Haggard. kt. 'N . Kxgnb YA. lfL Kxe Row Bow Xfkll. A. Lordyne. S. Kennedy. P-. Laika. 1. tloqe. D. Lemo. L. P-. Ufdlg Mushbufn. X-K. Ldyun. Row ?.ftA. lk. Lindexnexh. L Mohaiieq. tl. Karnes. L MctJK3XX4n. R. Lochhedd. 1. yldsuas- R. Kxnq. B. Loghrq. 'Af'Y. Mcqukte. X. Lakai. B. Kfxnchewi. R. Leach. D. LXo11d. T. Linde. W. L4-p9?. L X. L. Lennox. NL La Bonie. D. NLGcDonaXA. R. Lknrlwan. Bow McConoho. B. Kdms. R. Lumber R011 if Row 115. Mohan. K. Mnnemiksxx. B. Murdock. B. Hkchok. S. Mendoza. Ya. Yete1.. P.. Muna- gzfueu. A-YABDAO1-0. xv: 7.11. Crm'-un. X. P.. Wmebew. 5. NYxXe1. C. Xlehon. L Nlilhr. G. Onan. S. 115901. WI. 0018. OYwe:. B.Monkgomet1, G. Mootes. T. Yqmokx. B. M-oncriei. Xl. OXABQXA. B. Mon' ' D. Nebon. H. Ycqne. X. Ott. C. NlcConneXX. R. Monloqa. BOW Sfi. de-1.. 'N . NXKXXS. w Afik. Mdnxoeh. M. Medeonee. Ro B. Seiko. ill' XR. V mm Row 3 Row IXB. Soesbe H. PlQnje Row , P. Rogers. l. Roberts, L Polson. M Roy. L Robertson. LI Presley. D. Sblhv. 2 L1 s wx., D. s . n. Pi . s. Ri lm d. o. 1-fn. L. saw. EZ spencer. L hm. How 3iD. Sgzrlncn, 1:rZ?I?1Z1teL H.e15:lqdridsl.7 Perkins. D. liigg. M Pulsifer. 4. Hoot, L H k. Rowoixui Prince. L. Rfluch. L Stephens, L Robertson, R. Sounders Row l S X11 M Ullon1 . L Tornquist. B. . ondevesr. B. Vw, Pdtten. D. Wne. C. Strotlzer. . Stafford. A. Armstrong. I Row 2xL Thompson, L White, D. Vwlliongs. L. R. Mlloirnson, B. L. Wahl, M L. Zhunermon, L. U plzen ur, L Snipes. H03 I-'SLR glnillz. L Stfnr. H. Sylvester, W Young. R. Stricklin. R. Vinzeant, H. Sclzurnflker. R. on Over. Howl LW' ,D.W1t.LIW'd, . lz'tt ,B How 2 X ogler. 2. Wilscon? B. Wyigzoi-Ie, PL Tyler., alter XD. Wright. WilliQn,s, S. Albert, L Sc: . Seelig. ul. 4 Row l--D. Rider. B. Lescher. A. Bottarl. Row 2-R. Anthony. Zeal: fbiafuf I keep tinding myseli gazing back over the passing years and wondering what the future will bring. For the Seniors. the future is very near. but lor the Freshmen it is sort oi haxy. 'l'hey're busy with their school activities and have no time to worry about the luture. For example. the P.'l'.A. Carnival was sponsored by their class this year. Various committees planned :md organized the Autumn Party, and other gaieties to brighten the term. 'l'hen there were the Freshmen Dances which were held in the gym every activity period. Those were lots oi fun. Perhaps a little more busy than the rest. some ot the Frosh gave their time to the various councils. Beverly Dugger served on the Executive Council while Roger Anthony. Darlene Rider. Ann Bottari. and Bill Lescher held the positions of class officers. Also busy. although in another field. the field ot sports. were Alan Hodges. Gerald Brown. Don Stewart. and Tom Wigginton who all broke records as a result ot their eiiorts. As the years go by. new students will take their places here and will witness. prob- ably. the same happy experiences oi those before them. However. no matter who or when. they will. in turn. look back one day and remember all the good times they had at H.B. Enough reminiscing for todayl-there's work to be done. Ilia Row IXA. B0qd1ee Be:-mudoz. L Becor Holv 2xF P . 4r90-ndc ro. . Bez-mud - Jllzllzgo R , M Alvarez. C1 dpploblu-L B. 4-'q,,b-Ong. A. Bqhllrg' 1' oz, L. Bu:-goin. L Acura. L 81112411-Q D. BU!-gba. 4. Brflzgllnp JI. 5q1pw. ow 3xR.n:i1fihgf1'yiqilguhannbter. R. Brown. D. Bodine, D. Boyd, D. Bovrwq. A. Roluoho. lifigfogycon. G. Brown. L. 5oq,fy, kc 5Qr,.o'm. I1 Blodgefn H. 3qrkloy. Hob Jxl. Col HOW 2x I Es' Ubi? 3- Dussg, L. Doro. P . o , . , , How 3x51 C0393-, 151155 H o Crzqody. HOF lx . 1. If 1' 'hgh Z Coflz. Q1 Q1-lr. O. CQ:-.o I Cucolifo. R. Do, Ondfa .L .D 12.32559 A VQIQ, - Pillcl odgolz, . ner. W L DWQ Q. L cum, a CQ,,,o1L B1qton'5!vkE'E::Zl CQCXZZQ. Q all. L DUP1. 5- Qu.. Q In 0 -I., ,flaw INS- Go 'c1,,. a. G1fm,r. lr. cuefdouo. -1 Gun.. dz Gill, L. Pon-ar. n. G.,,p.,, Ag 0. HW2 HH AG .MPI QMIY .xc Ate' .Lr .n. A-. :ooh GZQ. L GZZQ D. fgpxsvllz-d, B..gZlbr1o,roggFIillz, 7Jlf2r9gn,oZ?rHon HQ. ul How an Puma. 11. Cofbllrdf. 11. Pez L cram. 4. Hodge.. A cm. dc. Pk llzuetk. . B. WKXHQW5. K. Row 118. tones. D. KiGt1-02. 9- HGYWGYI 5- Hagen' 5' Knigm' S' 3059509 Ktatt. . X . Ig. yy ' ,G, gr x hgnar. M. lk. Xenos. Y. Krnq- 3- Keu099' Bwlf23lit?!1?:xr:tJ?2?Lesch::x3. Xacobzxs S. Xohnson. Y. Lochtreaa. X. Xonsrna. X- 3440- rt.n.,.v1u.n away. A. Hersmd. W- Kfevvfivw' W- Yobnm' Y- Yowon' Ro B. Bites. Row AfY1. XuYra0. Rav! tfP. Mime. N. Mctlehq. S. Miller. K. McGrath. L. Maldonado. P.. Montgomery. B. Montgomery. M. McConaha. Bow 'I.fB. Maehburn. S. McClain. D. Metzger. lk. Mmer. X. Miher. Y.. McKee. S. Ltndqxnood.. Y. McCracken. Bow 3fY.. Mcmrntal. B. May. G. Lyons. X. Mako-rich. B. May. B. Moore. Y. Marquis. 'L Nlitcheh. Afil. Martin. G. McGutk3n. D. Matthew. W . Massey. B. Leue. Bow Ptqnchard. P. Po1Xock. M. Pickens Poaies. X. P.. Needles, Row lfii. Bars. M. Pritchard. L. Boot. D. Pierce. Y.. Neit. M. ROW 7-fl Ohpbartt. B. Ytosates. YK. Palmer. D. Pruitt. L. Pttand. 1. ' T. Osborn. G. Pa1e.X. Nichdson. D. Patterson. Y. Patten. R. Patrner. atterson. B. Pettit. YN. Ytotrrtg. X. Reno. B. Reed. S. Place. 1. Rani! Prtvette. Row 3fD. Bree. xW. Ogden. G. P Bow A X. Reed. D Bi I XR. M Ste 1' D B. Salisbury r mg Ro . . Rider, B. Tracey, E. Ridgeway, S. Rock. D. Teague, M Sandoval, w ZXC. Soott, L. Steppe, M. Rena r, R. Rvse. R. Ri , B. T lr . S. St , V. T r. :army SXE. Tyler, S. Riclrter, K. Soutlzeward. L. R. Sclznigtt, 8. Sinzec. Y.e'S::,cer, 2:-on, . erry. ROW4 LTI' y,D.SteW t.L.S' u,-l.Sth ,C.St I .Sbbl!'l. R. Russsll L Santan' D. SZ:-rss' zrac sa ep enson range and, li tu OIG d HOW IXB. Waddell V Tqyloe . . Terry, I. Williums, G. Waldron. S. Tait, P. Wagoner, M. Wilson. I. Row ZQR. Yacoby, F. Varela, K. Walker, C. Wilson. K. Thomas, D. Willett, L. Ybarra, R. If-?:g:iR. Wm-d, D. Woodcock, R. Wood. K. Von Rohr, S. Weaver, V. West, K. Wilson, R. RlZifr1iTisW. Ziellzing. L Young. T. Wigginton, G. Wood. O. York, A. York, WGlson. M Torres. G. Walton. D. .lf W W fjlgfj Mwjfjwf ,f,nW M1 J WWW P Vf??59 , .U 5 ? 'ZS 5 N9 Z ! NJ J' -11- 4 -Cf! 5 Cugfiypv f Z U r x R ,ff- ' Y' F kevx - X W-tl .ff-if-' 'x fj,.,Z? f 4... SJIVIOD ff' 1, g- .nip 1 f v XE-v nam Mssnnunn. nam IOHNSON 2 A Lj q , - 'SL 'if: ',' B vav, s -P , L e s Qi , fl . L X It kVVV:,kAv ,,AV 3 .K - .,.. 4: T ta.,,. g eete. ,' JANE SPELLMAN TED SHAMAN Giving a bright review ol the activities and daily life at H. B., the High Lights is edited and published hi-weekly by the iournalisrn class. The Editor-in-Chief and Business Manager are appointed each semester by the advisor, Mr. Seaman, while the staff is changed each quarter. Serving on the staff this year were: Beth Mashbum and Betty Johnson, Editors-im Chief: lane Spellman and Ted Seaman, Business Managers: Helene Gorman, Assistant Editor: Helene Gorman, Betty Iohnson, Frances Melendez, Gloria Pierce, Feature Editors: Ted Seaman, Boys' Sports Editor: Dolores Sellek, Gloria Pierce, Helene Gorman, Pat Snyder, Girls' Sports Editors: Lavonne Reynolds, Libby Venable. Bette Seltzer, Gloria Pierce, Dolores Sellek. Marlene Wilson. Frances Melendez, Wastebasket: and Sally Anderson, Charmaine Bernard, Marlene Wilson, Edna Granger, Exchange Editors. Row l-H. Gorman, I. Spellman, B. Mashburn, B. Lescher. Row 2-K. Melendez, B. L. lohnson, T. Seaman, P. Hocker, G. Pierce. Row 3-D. Selleck. B. Seltzer, S. Anderson, V. Stegen. E. Granger. Row 4-Mr. Seaman, P. Snyder, C. Bernard, N. Morrow, L. Venable. MR. SHAMAN NORML MORROW IANE SPELLMAN fda.: , 6 Q5 t if W 'vw - MB' All the memories near and dear to the A students and faculty ol H.B.U.H.S. are not to :.,, be forgotten. For that purpose the Cauldron ' HM IETTLER ls published annually by an able stat! and Mngny-N HUISH is cherished with the memories which lt re- calls. The staff is chosen by the advisor. Mr. Seaman, and devotes an entire year to the laborious task of publishing this yearbook. Among their duties are those oi taking and ldentiiylng pictures. selecting a theme. ar- ranging the pages. and writing script for the entire book. The satisfaction of a iob well done ls X enough to repay them for their ettorts. It Q 1 is - N 'WIT ' . 'Q 1 MADELINE SANDOVAI. GARY MONROE ' n , N A A l of lf I IIM CONRADY EMIL LA CHAMBRE if M TEDSEAMAN PAT SNYDEB HRENEGORMAN Seated L. to R.-P. Bigelow. I. C . S. A ld, C. R nir O. Kratzer, B. Beem. D. Stanley. fugrzizxig. mo e 0' I. Mahuuey' I' Stockon' Standing-A. Bottari, B. Lescher. D. Murdy. wh! Welcoming all HBUHS girls as its members. the Girls' League strives to make them at home in their surroundings and guide them through the sometimes troublesome prob- lems cf high school life. Assemblies. planned for entertaining as well as educational purposes. included Dr. Taylor and Dr. Eckert who both smoke on boy and girl relations, Mr. Reno. who demon- strated hair-dressinvjf, and a fashion show. Other activities sponsored by the organization were the May Queen and Valentine d th nual Bi and Little Sister Party dances an e an g . lackie Stockon served as President this year. Darole Stanley and Deana Murdy as l A ld s Treasurer. Vice Presidents, Iosephine Bottari as Secretary. and Shei a mo a .ggi Hughell. Miss Dorothy Rosier. Miss Mina Harper. p Zi Row l-C. nemo mandy. v. Morgan, I.. Reynolds. L. Gonzales, fivlslsndez. Row 2--I. A. Whittaker. B. Querry. E. De la Cruz. Usherettes are chosen annually by the head usherette and are approved by the Girls' League cabinet. Their duty each year is to serve. with the courtesy becoming their oitice. all guests ot Huntington Beach Union High School. The girls ushered this year for both music festivals and the spring concert, although their biggest events were baccalaureate and graduation. Carole Reniro served as head nzlfoam Bama! Bonnie Boom served as head ot the uniform board this year. It was under her leader- ship that the board regulated and controlled the uniform dress ot the girls in this school. Members made it their duty to make clear the why and wherefore of the rules now in eiiect. To assist in putting over these ideas. the girls presented fashion shows pointing out the correct and incorrect forms of dress. Monitors who assisted Bonnie in her work were: Sheila Arnold. Florence King. lose- phlne Courreges. Madeline Sandoval. Barbara Cure, Edwina Baker. Norma Morrow. lane Sgellman. Darole Stanley. and Ioanne Waddell. usherette. Left to Right-I.. Venable. B. Mashburn, B. Beem. P. Callaway. L. Russell. i Row l- D. Le Bard. Row 2-L Wood. V. Morgan. Row 3-B. Seltzer. L. Roher. B. Graves. C. Renfro. RO' 4-L Vurley. s. Harwood, 1. A. whamme.. M. Mane., B. Qumy. c. muck. Row 5-D. Murdy, I. Botiari. M. Shepard. I. Reilly. L. Russell. I.. Gonzales. R. Galloway, B. Czemiawski. Row 5541-F. Melendez M. Noel. I. Kanegae. G. Story. Row 6-M. Heeney. G. Wilbur. R. Rivera. C. Loclrett. F. Brown. B. Iolmson. M. Olds, G, Pierce. I. Hashiba. Row GVZ--I. Spellman. M. Hernandez. L. Mendoya. M. Varde. I. Iolly. Row 7-B. Baros. M. Weaver. S. Van Osdel. V. Si H Go B pu-hu D. Patterson. L. Funderburk. R. Espinosa. N. Harrgjleg. Ritchelxml? Alggcfil:-:e'l,BINhgg., ea' Lochhead. S. Thornion. Sa. 7111-71 1 4. 71.1-,lla-if Row l-R. Planie, I. Tomquisi. P. Iackson. Row 2-L. Colirin. M. L. Zimmerman. A. Munemitsu. B. Seellg. V. Terry K. Munemlhl Row 3-C. Denny, A. Murdock. P. Hamm. S. Arnold. D. Lerno. R. King. I. O. Minshev D. Williams. M. Sandoval. Row 4-S. Miller. S. Stafford. P. Rogers. B. Van Patten. M. A. Loraine. I. Roberts, S. Mile S. Alarcon, I. Williams. D. Bose. Row 5-A. Gardner. B. Bigelow, G. Orrell. M. Ellis. I. Mahailey. l.. R. Williamson ll I. Whittaker. N. Karnes. S. Albert. T. Matsuda. I. A. Needles. Bow 6-D. Metzer, D. L. Blakely. I. Courreges. R. Lochhead, P. Kabawczy. L. Allen. C Cu. ' d. . B zzard. P. Grate. B. Glaser, D. Rider. . I. Cowlm S. Lmdamoo I u McK . L. R. Doye. K. Mays. B. Sennec. I. A. Dodson Row 7-E. Neil. E. ee ' Mill . M. Iolly. I. Tayloe. B. Montgomery. I. Williams. A. er lim Hensley Roland Almgren an W Herbert Leue The year was also packed full of activities :or the Hi-Y members. The boys enjoyed a fishing trip to Ensenada, swimming parties. snow trips, and an ice skating party. They also heard speakers from the Disaster Committee and viewed Red Cross slides and pictures. President, tor the second successive year. was Ilm Hensley who was ably anslsted by Roland Almgren as Vice President and Herb Leue as Secretary-'l'reasurer. I I 4 Row l-G. Scott, R. Almgreen, I. Hensley, Mr. Gautier, H. Leue, 'l'. Little. Row 2-R. Leue, R. Deevers, W. Iohnson, B. Mclntosh, I. Hill, I. Rock. R. Olds. Row 3-N. Oldfield, R. Conrady, G. Baxter, E. Karnes, P. Heed, P. Boos. Row 4-G. Williams, T. Ferrara. Glad Row l-L Row 2--Mrs. Moreman. S. Thornton, B. Kimball. Miss Simmons. Row M. Gonzales, K. Munemitsu, B. Lesche: I. Haley. P. Burnes. D. Izykowslcl, B. Kimball. M. Privehs. S. Armstrong. Row 2-I. Lorenson. C. Mittrick, M. Noel, P. Kandler. B. Seelig, I. Vcxrlej S. Harwood, L. lioher, A. Oberle, L. Murray, V. Stegen. Row 3-M. F. Gaxvin. I. Tornquist, S. Siaflord, R. Plcmie. D. Kraft. I. Minshew, I. Iolly. B. Pulsiier, D. Austin. M. Sheoard, S. Thornton. Row 4-D. Allaire, P. Bigelow, I. Malmffey, G. Onell. N. Karnes. E Williamson. I. Iones, S. Alczrcon. A. Munemitsu, D. Williams. H. Kin . tory. How 5--S. Richards, S. Albert, C. Strother. A .Gcn'd.ner, M. Olds, S. Espinosl E. Coopmlmf R. Perez, M. Varela, I.. Mendoza. F. Melendez, L. Ruiz. Row 6-P. Kabcxczy, R. Lochheud, R. Lochheud, G. Pierce, B. Iohnson. E- N0!lCi0f S- Mendoza, D. Stanley, C. Bernard. D. Stephenson. H. Tyler. Row 'I-H. Gorman. L. Funderburk, R. Esolnosu. M. Plcxnchcnd. afinelulc 3210 Row I-M. Huish. I. Vurley, S. Harwood. D. Blakely, E. Presley, T. Muisudu. L. Russell, I R. Van de Velde. Row 2-M. Weaver, M. I. Whittaker, M. L. Zimmerman. I. Roberis, W. Wilson, C. Hernan- dez, W. Burnes. Row 3-K. Herreid. C. Field. Row 4- I Row 5-S. Gerhcu-dt. I. Rock. Row 6-D. Rigg. I. Henderson. Row 7 8 -I. Hill, F. Smiih. Row -I. Snipes. R. Lambert. . Roberison. D. Hawes. X lawn, NIU fn' ,0 - ww. x 1 Ji!!! Q szm, em Left to Right--Mr. William H Mr. Neil Royce. Sheehan. 1-9 Row l-L. R. Williamson, P. Sheehan. H. Williamson. Row 2-P. Boos, S. Hobbs. I. Robertson. C. Field. P. Hocker. M.r. Nell Royce Row 3-Mr. Seaman. Qulww '7eac!wu. Glad Row l-V. Siuder, M. Noel. I. I. Roberts. 'C. Miitrick. S. Gerhardl. Row 2--Mr. Tye. Miss Funk. Row 2-M. Weaver. E. Neil, I. Cowling. M. L. Zimmerman. Row 3-C. Mittrick, B. I. Vandeveer. G. Sprinlzley. Row 4-I. Conrady. S. Gerhclrdt, R. Lindley, I. Starr. I ,i luv Q-L ' .- glrggg. I ,. 3,-'ill Row Row Row 1-I. Mahaffey. B. Seelig, C. Mittrick. I. A. Whittaker. 2-I. Bottari. P. Kandler. G. Pierce. R. Espinosa. 3-D. Williams. B. Beem. 4-B. Seltzer, B. Mashburn, I. Spellman. B. I.. Iohnson, I. Herman. I. Courreges. S. Mashburn. L. Funderburk. Row Row Row Row 5-I. Folmar, K. Herreid. B. Cure. I. Waddell. 6--W. Boswell. T. Seaman, M. Sandoval. M. Huish. 7-R. Van de Velde. R. Boswell. One of the highest honors this school can qive is membership in the National Honor Society. Membership is given in reward for high scholarship, high standards of character. and participation in school clubs and activities. Members are expected to set the examples ior their fellow students and hope to encourage personal as well as scholastic improvement. This year's activities featured a trip to U.S.C. and to the Los Angeles Museum. and a banquet for the entire group. sponsored by the Rotary Club. President for the term was Icme Soellman: Vice President. Betty Lou Iohnson: Secre- tary. Iune Herman: and Treasurer. Iosephine Courreges. MR. LANCE V E '.,t I X nail MISS MAHONEY MISS SIMMONS MISS ROSIER I i Z9 V f f t , l fMjv -6 g V , C i ,.-. . LN rj,,.-.g...Li item MR. BESTALL N .Ar f 1.3-Q v D' fy ll U nn., -XJ .eh to Right--I. Hashiba. Mrs. Tmnulinas. C. Strother. 'ahv- Lelt-V. Studer. I. Kanegao. C. Duran, Mrs. Tamulinas. Center-L. Ruiz. K. Pack. Right-I. Hashiba, K. Greiser. B. Gonzales. V. Dysart. Under the supervision ot their sponsor. Mrs. Tamuunas. the members of the Nurses' Club learned the fundamentals ol home nursing. They also heard qualllled speakers on topics ol special interest to them. Not wishing to spend a whole yecn' of 'all work and no play. however, various parties were planned by the officers who were: First Semester-President. Cynthia Strother: Vice President. lean Mlttrlck: Secretary-Treasurer. Vlrginla Studer: and Sgt. at Arms. Ioyce lanegae. Second semester-President. Irynne Hashiba: Vice President and Seaetary. Kathleen Packs Treasurer.l.ydialuls:andSgt.atArls.CellaDuran. D. Austin. I. Iones. Miss Douglas. C. Burkett. ksdelIosesledtheArtChbsuoeeedullytkrougklhBrd 7ec.Tohs'tkatkestudyandappredatlondart.thhchbwas louabdlr1kl'wltltkehelpolDannaAlssiln.BdwhaBak:er. andmssDouglas,whoactedmsponsor. lndel'solloerso1idedolDonnaAnstIn.VioePreddat. QdClrlihl:hett. Seaky-Tremuee. ' ,ve 6, V 4' . ' :lv ' xx ow l-S. Harwood. L. Roher. non-member. non-member. , ow 2-E. Baker. non-member. L. Murray. non-member. , 1 ow 3-S. Schuer. non-member. D. Anstln, I. Ionee. K. Hays. non-member. non-member x . V , , fllow 4-I. Estell. I. Iullan. G. Williams. K. Numata. 25' l .Row 5-C. Hernandez. D. Holmes. non-member, non-member. S , ,f new s-1. nobemm. P. soddm. M. Hansen Q 1 'X Q J' Row 7-T. Alarcon. S. Call. D. Iunkin. Row 8-I. Baxter, C. Burkett, F. Melendax. Row 9-S. Miley. Row 1-M. ,I , !lf,lfft . f Eg- E f - we o- i w ninh 4 tl 'TT- ...,,- 2' 5 :tgrgvlz I 05 I f 652-9 ' 'Ye W ' wg: W :L JL i I . X x Miller, I. Conrady, L. Butt. 6 6 Row 2-E. La Chambre, S. Hobbs, P. Hocker. MQMGA rg ' 0 'ai- f 'Y s 4 ' f 'Q N X LM i x ii dui s'iE? Q Capturing various phases of high school lite on film, members of the Camera Club are striving to further their knowledge of photography. In addition to their regular club activities, the students have helped with the taking of Cauldron pictures. The group's doings were led by James Conrady. President and Mr. Mason who served as advisor. Math students organized, this year, to form what is known as the Math Club, its chief purpose being to advance the interest tn math. Among the activities which brightened the year were a trip to the Huntington Li- brary, the Griffith Park Observatory, and San Diego. These trips and other activities of the year were planned and organized by Dick Hays, President, with the assistance ot Henri Castaing, Vice President. and Ian Roberts. Secretary. Row l-I. Williazns. I. Roberts. Row 2-I. Rock, T. Matsuda, W. Blackburn, I. Burdick. Row 3-D. Hayes, Mr. Schumaker, H. Castaing. A 'I .lr 'S ., , cw.-4gf 35 fx, , Row l-I. Bottari. Y. Meats, B. Graves, D. Patterson. How 2-I. Henderson. D. Stanley. wwe- ' em mmrm' World Friendship club members once again devoted their ent-ln year to the wellare of others. Under the leadership ol Iosephlne lotlarl. as Preddist. they made favors lor the Naval and Orange County Hospitals. sent bod and clothing to other countries. and spon- sored a mitten hee during the Christmas holidays. MembenespedaHylntenshdlnthelrhlendsm:olIhese4n.wrotetopenpahln various countries. VlcePresidentforthlsyearwmDaroleSiunleywI:lIelm'baraGravesachdas Recording Secretary and lolmny Henderson as Treasurc. Left to Right-B. I.. lohnson. A. Rehluss. D. Kraft. I. Williams. S. Arnold. K. Munemltsu. L. Coltrin. G. Waldron. P. Kandler, I.. Venable. G. Pierce. L. Gonzales. I. Mlnshew, B. Van Patten, P. Rogers. R. Planje, M. Ellis. B. Kuykendall, B. Poindexter. R. Espltia. B. Leseher. ! . 7 . . , Q A , .naman Row l-M. Hill. L. Russell, I. Mlttriclr. F. Melendes, S. De la Crux. Row 2-Mr. Meairs. S. Gerhardt, Miss Mahoney, Miss La Lanne, K. Ewing. 'Glad Members oi all classes of the commercial department are eligible to become mem- bers of the Commercial Club. lts purpose is to broaden their knowledge in this line and better prepare them for their future lives. Highlights of the year were the electric typewriter and dictaphone demonstrations, a visit to the city hall, and the annual banquet held at the close of the year. This year's officers consisted of: Stanley Gerhardt, President: Linda Russell, Secretary: and lean Mittrick, Treasurer. Row l-lRight to Leftl L. Izylzowski, l.. Murray, K. Ewing. R. Rivera, R. Perez, L. Gonzales, F. Melendez, P. Sodders. I. lulian, S. Call, I. Perez, D. Allaire, S. Albert. R. Guthrie, M. Hernandez, L. H. Williamson, N. Karnes, I. Iolly, B. Pulsifer, M. Varela, S. Mendoza., O. Kratzer, B. Lescher. V. Stegen, I. A. Baxter, T. Alarcon. S. Espinosa, E. Coopman. Row 2-I. Kreft, S. Gerhardt. R. Kunisawa, D. Lindwall, I. Haley, E. Atencio, K. Mays, S. Rice, L. Russell, C. Lockett, I. O. Minshew, M. McCuddin. M. F. Garvin, R. Alyea, M. Weaver, D. Holmes. M. Gonzales, S. Richter, L. R. Schmitt, G. Waldron, S. Casey, C. Duran, L. Ruiz. Row 3-G. Bingo, M. Kerr, A. Oberle, P. Burnes, M. Privette, D. Stanley, L. Mendoza, R. Espinosa, C. Bernard, S. Thornton, S. Seelig. Row I-B. Ward, P. Kandler, H. Alyea, I. Keller, D. Kraft, L. R. Willimnson, B. I. Vandeveer, G. Wilber. Row 2-G. Moores, G. Scott, H. Hodges, G. Pate. M. Neil, R. Olds. W. Williams. B. Wymore, I. Landry. Row 3-H. Honda, G. Pilgerrim, I. Conrady. A. Keplinger, I. Hensley, H. Els, D. Horal. R. Kunisawa. R. Ouellett. Row 4-S. Gerhardt, R. Lambert, I. Robertson, C. Field, D. Hawes, 'l'. Seaman. and ' Glad Movies, movies, and more movies outlined this year's schedule for Visual Ed. Clubbers as they presented movies during all activity periods throughout the year. In addition to new members, they received a new projector. to their great delight. Serving as President was Ted Seaman: Senior Vice President. Richard Olds: Iunlor Vice President. Don Hawes: Sophomore Vice President, David Horal: Freshman Vice Presi- dent, Hiroshi Honda: Sgt.-at-Arms. Bob Ouellett: Secretary, Pat Kandler: Assistant Sec- retary. Marianne Kerr: Treasurer, Le Ray Williamson. x. .5 5 vi, I I 4 K f Z Z V 4 1 A-IQ .J :lit : yf. SK U .9-. . -' ! t 1 Y 1 A il ls A I ' N I . r 1 . w. f C! ' ! . f A- I ' f il i E l - ! i i X il : ell' J ly i --4.1, X f I 4:51221 Row l-H. Honda, D. Horal, D. Hawes. R. Olds. Row 2-'l'. Seaman. L. H. Williamson. R. Ouellett. P. Kandler. Mr. Miner. xx 'Q DOLORES SEWELL HELENE GORMAN SYLVIA HARWOOD Row l-I. Kredell. I. A. Whittaker. C. Lockett, E. Pamplin. D. Stephenson V. Morgan. gov? 15-B. Wymore. G. Waldron, I. Hernandez, H. Leue, I. Hensley. B. Cure. D. LeBard. . yer. Row 3-A. Leue. P. Sheehan. D. Murdy. R. Bacon, R. Stricklin. I. Milligan. W. Iohnson. I. Ybarra. F. Brown. Adding lile to the football and basketball games. was the H.B.U.H.S. band el which the school ls proud. It also appeared ln several parades. presented a program for the Hunt- ington Beach grammar school. and appeared in the annual music festival. The spring concert. held ln the high school auditorium. climamed a fun-filled year. Officers elected by the band members consisted ot Darlyne Le Bard. President: Deana Murdy. Vlce President: Flora Brown. Secretary: and Carol Lockett. Treasurer. Banc! -D. Le Bard. D. Murdy, C. Lockett. F. Brown Leg L H t High, A Murdock P Rogers, J. Mrzhaffey, P. Bigelow, S. Stafford, B. Plan!!- e o N - ' ' 6242, GM fd! 9001 Row IXL R. Williflmgon. K. hun, V. F . l,I.W ,B. li, L . Row 2XM, Benner, D. Metzger, C. Scot!.aB?rSoe8b:hams see 9 M. ms Row 3XR. Guthrie. J. Bender, D. Kruk, S. Casey. l. Dodson. L Minshew, M. Sandoval, S. . ' Cm, ll L C lbuz, D. L. Bl'-Ik ly. Row 49 Gage? K. Sullzvrqrd. BZ Wil8on. L. H. Doyo. Row Brinkley, M. L. Zimmerman. S. Miller. M. Gill, B. Glaser. Lon to Bighlfxodil Haig Leii to Rigblfiluxh Pram. R. Gingros. L. Murray ktleadi. Max Benwaxd 'lfdlf hmm. Magi, uoighbglf gxwa, 54111 GGHWY- S4111 Awww'- 5 Row 1-M. Smith. F. Smith, D. Woodcock. B. Reyna. Row 2-R. Cramer. I. Henderson, I. Longwell, M. La Bonte. Al Either in preparation for a future in the field of music or for the sheer enjoyment oi singing, many students have turned in delight to the boys' glee club. Those who were a little more eager and willing to work blended their voices with those c-i the girls' choir for the major events of the year. The Harmonaires were selected for special appearances throughout the your. Directing the glee club was Mr. Crosby while Meredith Price accompanied. Bay Qlee Glad How I-I. Becerra. D. Haskill, D. Skaggs, K. Von Rohr, F. McCracken. K. Wilson, D. Willett. B. Poindexter, D. Green, A. Keplinger, I. Iones, I. Albright, B. Belsche. Row 2-B. Guthrie. D. Howard, D. Bodine, D. Woodcoclr, B. Reyna, R. Vdnover, A. Hodges, I. Ott. I. Willett, N. Rice, I. Henderson. G. Patterson. Row 3-B. Resales. M. Dehrcos, D. Pettit, R. Gingras, M. Smith, R. Seiglried. B. Brown. F. Smith. D. Molliccr. R. Cramer, G. Yoder, M. La Bonte, I. Longwell. Row 4--D. Sheets. K. Lewis, C. Renlro. How l-Mrs. Conrad. R. Pruitt. I. Courreges. D. Murdy. R. Rivera. B. Seltzer. L. Le Bard. L. Venable. C. Schuylen L. Reynolds. Mrs. Harlow. Row 2-M. Miller, I. Tornquist. I. Wood. B. Graves. M. Huish. B. Czerniawski. M. Privette. L. Owenson. R. Galloway. I. La Kamp. Row 3-L. Grassmueck. N. Sowards. B. Van Patten. D. Patterson. I. Kanegae. C. Renfro. B. Rehfuss. N. Morrow. B. Berry. B. Querry. Row 4-C. Mittrick. S. Anderson. D. Loftis. Gm Ghw. Assemblies. music festivals. the spring concert. a'nd many other performances were given added sparkle by the voices of the girls' choir. This advanced group is directed by Mrs. Harlow and is accompanied by Mrs. Con- rad. Officers for this year were Deana Murdy, President. and Mary Privette. Secretary. Chosen from this group were ten girls who represented the school in many public appearances. Known as the Harmonettes. these girls have appeared before the Lions Club. Chamber of Commerce. the student bodies of various schools. and many other audiences. Left to Right-B. Graves. D. Murdy. I. Wood. I. Courreges. S. Anderson. M. Hulsh. B. Seltzer. D. Le Bard. H. Pruitt. Row l-G. Brinkley, D. Higgins. M. Hanson, B. Vffraig, S. Mashburn, W. Conxm,VI.-Bender. B. Butler. :avg 2-S. Casey, L. Duerre, H. Hayley, B. Lescher, S. Ca:rrolL I. Gregg. M. McCracken. . aros. Row 3-G. Boher, P. Rogers, M. Loraine. L. Allen. S. Howe. I. White, M. Comell. L. Reynolds Bow 4-S. Stafford, C. Cuff, P. Hamm, I. Ross, S. Richards, I. Sorenson. D. King, G. Coker Bow 5-M. Ellis, L. Owenson. D. Williams. 0.1. gf.. ew Any girls who are interested in vocal music and the opportunities it may have to oiier are welcome additions to the glee clubs. They will benefit greatly from their daily work and will find new experience in performing beiore the public. The Freshman glee club is directed by Miss Squires while the advanced glee club is under the direction of Mrs. Harlow. Big events oi the year were the music festival, school assemblies. and the spring concert when they joined with the entire music department for a pleasing and thrilling qaedfunan Qlee Glu! Row l-Miss Squires, M. Sandoval, D. Rider, D. Kratzer, A. Bottari, B. Tracy, M. Pritchard, I. Tayloe, M. Fisk, B. Killian, B. Dugger, N. McNelly, L. Coltrin, R. Iones, M. McConaha. Row 2-R. Sterling, P. Pollock, K. Hewitt, L. R. Doye, S. Lindamood. I. Buzzard., K. Thomas. V. Faler, I. Cowling. S. Richter, I. A. Dodson, B. Montgomery, B. Salisbury, C. Scott, E. Ridgeway. Row 3-R. Guardado, S. Miller, L. Ferrara, M. Benner, L. Burgoin, I. Acosta, M. Floyd. M. Ferrara, P. Wagoner, A. Miller, C. Christie, S. Gunn, S. McClain, D. Hartley, A. Espinosa. Row 4--M. Pickens, M. Martinez. N. Alvarez, I. Iohnson, I. Williams, K. Southwcad, S. Sennec, L. R. Schmitt, L. Piland, M. A. Iones, S. Stephens, P. Ellis, B. Truche, P. Grate. B. Armstrong, M. Planchard. HISSSQUIIB V f a,4.f..,l C Brockingal1rocordsiord.u,!hnucholhad'5lwiinuudavuysuceaaahl1um undorthodlncloadllluSquka.honiondthoCdUornlaScIoollandandQ:hodza Compodtionfostlvalihlsyoariorihoflnttimo. Nn1onlhplbtolovomswuothomunicladvaLlchoolaucmbHn.andthosplIlg cement. and graduation mush: wound up the year. Cclnprhoddakvgopnanhgodfnshmnnundsophomaoqhnponpkbak. ingiorwardtoagoodiuhro. Bow l-E.Gra:ngot,K.l1att.A.Honeid.E.Baker.D.Bitchoy.D.Braham.P.lzmdlnr,E. Pamplin. S. Rico. N. Anderson. M. Boy. Bow 2-F. King. I. Laker, F. Doling. E. Presley, D. Kraft. I.. Beatty. I. Hensley. Row 3-F. Cauy, C. Applobury. I. heh. Mn. Conrad. I. Thomson. H. Irvin. ll La lash. C9 '?,wO2 ypf' 0 y 5 it X ' f 09' 535 3 Qgiefg 2 MIIWLX f Z IX 1 , I 1 g 7 K W. DWLJWW W WWW WW Affwgjqgzl 1 'X P '- ? i 2 J. -4- w 4. -it 9 - -? C'v xi N -fs NX' M - '-f.1m3'4.e.-A,ur- now 1-1. Momgomry. w. nmnu. s. x1mba11. c. Hmuy. L. mu... 1. lwkfw I Row 2--H. Deer. W. Price. L. Prlulow. T. McElrath. I. Willet. I. Hill. Row 3-I. Boeker. I. Albright. R. Boswell. I. Isom, E. Palmer. F. Lusk. Row 4-C. Whitton. V. Carney. M. Oldfield, R. Gingrcxs. G. Furry. M. Fogler. V. Ross. I. Bodine. R. Van de Velde. Row 5-P. Anthony. K. Gochlcoa. R. Vinzunt. K. West. H. Williamson. F. Russell. F. Fowler, I. Carter. I. Stun. Row 6-G. Rock. I. Richards. R. Suen. W. Barnes, L. Guthrie. D. Anderson. Row 7-I. Shattuck. B. Linxenmeyer. G. Iolmson. R. Diaz, I. Robertson. M. Pulsiier. Row 8-R. Pritchard. L. Izykowkski, R. Williams. D. Lloyd. I. Folmar. A. Keplinger. Row 9-Mr. Mouteller. P. Sheehan. Jlelud All H.B.U.H.S. lettermen are eligible for membership ln the H-Club. Each yea: ihlg 920112: lvllzlsog tzzrral basketball tournament. lettermen award banquets. cmd on-.gg eeted to servo this term wer Don Ch . Pr :ld t: F d Lusk. . Robert Van De Velde. Secretary: anti Ilm Boe:::Y'l'rea:ur3? N vie. Pnsidun' .J 5 J X 1 L. to Booker. F. Lusk. D. Chaney. B. Van dg Vgld., X -' 1 ,azazezeagzzwvfm 5 , Q R 1, . . -A Wjfwznl R444 1, , ...y as vas .ees RUDY Row I-R. Arevelos. B. Suess. V. Ross. R. Kredell. 1. Milligcm. P. Chde. F. Russell. I. Bo lr- e er. G. Furry. I. Richards. Row 2-S. Thomas. M. De Archos. H. Williamson. I. Van Osdel. F. Brown. G. Williams. B. Boswell. B. Kimball. H. Arnett. I. Henderson. C. Wilson. Row 3-M. La Bonte. I.. lzykowslri. W. Price. B. Diaz. B. Boswell. E. Frisbie. P. Vance. D. Gill. L. Sheldon. Row 4-I.. Penhall. I. Lipps. P. Anthony. C. Dodson. W. Raznirez. C. Cleem. I. Russell. I.. Fowler. P. Boos. B. Sylvester. B. Palmer. LEAGUE RECORDS HB 7 Redlands 37 HB 7 Oceanside 13 5' N A HB B Bell Gardens 0 FQ. ., HB 7 Downey 27 ' ' HB 1 ot-ang. 27 t HB 20 Santa Ana 32 ': 2 , V HB 0 Fullerton 55 Y HB 7 Newport 27 B Y 'xwx J COACH FRISHHOLZ AREVALO-S wuizfq Qaaldall The varsity team had new changes, a new coach. ClYd9 Ffllhlfdz' and C' nu' 'YP' of play. the single wing. ' th - 1 1 ltions but lacked reserve strong . ark: grxelzllligolwggrs:':::3D0:i:ega::90lzlos9C1110- With 10 fefumlng 1 'm md . . l . t looks a llttle brighter. few goailylgrsvilsgswztlgciga captain and Les Penhall was chosen by the Elks Club as the best player from our school. anim Uma, dwtddl LEAGUE RECORDS HB 13 St. Anthony HB 0 Orange HB 0 Anaheim HB 0 Santa Ana La.. I8 13 13 13 COACH MASHBURN X 9 J' I V' J , y 3 f W In f ' . f .X R s V f, R -K . N V' v 3' 'x 1 f -A f Y i I , 4 Row 1-L. Fowler, C. Fredricks. G. Williams. P. Vance, R. Vincent. C. Cleem. P. Boos, R. Sylvester. Row 2-G. Baader. W. Ellis, W. Price. D. Brown. P. Anthony, W. Ramirez. Row 3-E. Frisbio, I. Lipps. I. Willett. H. Williamson. B. Bolding. L. Sheldon. Coach Mashburn. Row 4-R. Wilson. L. Ixykowski. F. Brown, I. Henderson. C. Dodson. B. Leach. Berea A L .. :Ui wi 1' 'VM g vc 4-'Fe Row l-R. Van Over. I. Pedlgo. I. Birt. I. Starr. H. McCann. E. Hamm. F. GllL C. Hanley. Row 2-I. Ott. D. Davis. D. Mollica, B. Kuykendall. V. Carney. A. Kepllnger. M. Benward. I. Haley. Row 3-Coach Mossteller. L. Davis. P. Medina. F. Blodgett. D. Clancy. l. Muhovich. D. Nerie. G. Stangelang. Row 4-D. Bannister, C. Perkins. T. Burrows. O. Carson. R. Nibllck. H. Deer. D. Bodine. I. Montgomery. LEAGUE RECORDS HB 7 Redlondg Frosh 7 HB 7 St. Anthony 14 HB 26 Bell Gardena 12 HB 10 Downey 0 HB 2 Anaheim 7 HB 12 Orange 0 HB 20 Fullerton 0 HB I8 Newpoxt 7 COACH MOSSTELLER The Huntington Beach Bees. under Tiger Mossteller's coaching. wound up second githe Sunset League by beating all comets except Anaheim and Santa Ana who were co- amps. In pre-league play. they lost only to St. Anthony. Von Carney and Alva Keplinger were co-captains and also outstanding bacldield men. The leading scorers were Way, Benward and Hasley. an outstanding end. Geeq The Mighty Mltes, the Cees. thls year came in with a fair record. winning their en. counters with Laguna and Fullerton. Folmer was the star in the backtield, with Boberston the star passer. McConnell was the best man on the line. Although the team was small this year. they did a fine job on the fields that they played upon. proving themselves a aedlt to Mr. Cow1lng's fine coaching. LEAGUE RECORDS HB 13 El Monte 31 HB 6 Laguna 19 HB 6 Anaheim 6 HB 6 Orange 26 HB 6 Santa Ana 19 HB 6 Fullerton 33 HB 13 Newport 26 COACH COWLING Bow l-R. Anthony. D. Caulfield. B. Lesher, B. Gerhardt. D. Wikon. I. Robertson, C. H 3- McConnell. K. Guthrie. 0' - Mendoza. B. Roxales. D. Bro . A. D te. 'l'. McOuir . G. P S. Fulita. I. McConcha. 'm um l 0 anerson' I' Folmm' Row 3-Coach Cowling S Iohnson. 'l' Osbo G P .. - . . . P. - , Po1na.xm.r.smim, B. Lamb. m' me smmm' H sd k ' R' Row 4-R. Montoya. K. Hanson. B. Oliph t. C. V Osdel. C. Cqnn d ,-,Hn Hodge. F. Casey. Mgr. 1. Amhuu. cm an e Y' A' H' A' x it . , 'X I Q A K vxpg V f Lf 'K 3 y 3 if Wi, F , II . 2,T 'V , 'WV sv., -Tf. -W mimxgg nz . W 1 W Fl Q: - . ' A-ws' Jw, 7 . in 1Mw.:M 1 2- X'JHhw V, '. W , , K,., g. ,ixvi M ,ig Q S kk tQ, Ld ., W .. M V..-Q -.J .. n,g, O QIQRX, , ff ,'f'! an-L QD .f: '1v,5',' 4 1 ' . . , , 1 r 1 f L ' xi ' eq? WM .v ar' 1 I 4 2 2 , x .,,,.. . A Xu . Q ' ' W' , H - ' w , '. I ' A rm Q- r g Q. T, ,G As. Na, ' r , is fungi' ,L .. Y .,,,, , j I I miie...- wq Y 4 ' ' ' Q- T41 A . - , Q 1 A if 4 .., Y F5 . 'H f r. , W ti 5 f 1-s. ' 's I u a 1 1. N f'A 'l-- II'.. T1.1 -ww -. - , ' . A' 'I-T--2 -- 4 11 ' ' N-,-'N N was I I w v J A .I , . 1 Vw 41 FXKI I Y '----f.,,.. M' 1 ' Q' Y . ff: b x i' , 2 ' 5 an i,Fg?,:S, 'S .Wag - 'Mr - . ' 1' as 5 if .5 U I 0 l ' 'Q ' .,' 8 -x 1 R . , 1 ga 'Wm W8 96 8 ML MP. ,, lu ' N u Q ', Ctf M 1. 9 i ,M , ,q,V.,A, ,in . , , .. .J iq. . . . . 7 L' 'I :'df'f..g :I . '. b Q ,ml -- A , 5 3 --v 1..-v 5 ' , IJ-' . ,. 1 ' 'Y S 5 F I- X ' ts : . 5 It In . -Q..-...gh-M Z5 L9 171-...Q-. Boyl-B.leewoll.l.Gh9rlm.l.Way.l'.A!varas.l.hlthlll. Bow 2--B. Jones. V. Boss. B. Suess. W. Young, 'l'. Nebevn. IL Dmnely, I. Richards. Row 3-I. Boeker, I. Willett, B. Boswell. H. Schurch. I.. Prinslow, L. Fowler. B. Kimball. Coach Mossteller. LEAGUE RECORDS HB 34 Anaheim 50 HB 50 Orange 34 HB 45 Santa Ana 47 HB 58 Fullerton 48 HB 37 Newport 47 HB 43 Anaheim 48 HB 43 Orange 3 1 HB 59 Santa Ana 54 HB 5 0 Fullerton 3 3 HB 38 Newport 50 cuiiqls' The varsity started oft on the right loot. by taking the Consolation Bracket of the I-LB. Tournament, but we had a few setbacks in league play. We played Santa Ana three times and came out on top twice. Anaheim and New- port beat us twice, but we beat the rest oi the league teams at least once. The first string was well balanced with Schurch and Ross at forwards, Young at cen- ter and Nelson and Suess at guards. SCHUBCH Beal? The Bees were one of the strongest teams in the school and league, but Anaheim as usual gave us trouble. They placed second in the Anaheim tournament, and also second ln the league. The most valuable player was Charles Hasley and Von Carney was chosen captain. LEAGUE RECORDS HB 31 Anaheim 38 HB 44 Orange 29 HB 65 Santa Ana 39 HB 56 Fullerton 45 HB 69 Newport 33 HB 48 Anaheim 40 HB 58 Orange 37 HB 48 Santa Ana 50 HB 65 Fullerton 38 HB 56 Newport 42 COACH FLANAGAN now 1-r. Pmfoiq. -r. mnmu.. a. mu.. c. ru-ny. v. camq. s.'xuyimaaL n. npma. Row 2-Mgr. K. Herreid. D. Hawes. B. Krenwinkle. l.. Davis. D. Stricklin. I. Roluig. B. Kuchenhecker. feels' 3 ' ff, Mi ,Q . If 2 X llow l-B. Boealel, K. Guthrle, G. Pdienon, C. Flold. F. Gill. A. Dum-le, F, lg-mud... low 2?l. Anhui. Mgr. B. Anthony, C. McConnell. I. Roberton, B. Schumaker. G. Walton. LEAGUE RECORDS HB 32 Anaheim I8 HB 20 Orange 30 HB 47 Santa Ann 33 V HB 27 Fullerton 14 HB 21 Newpott 18 HB 31 Anaheim 40 HB 38 Orange 34 HB 43 Santa Ana 24 HB 39 Fullerton 20 HB 21 Newport 20 COACH Rid! For the second straight year the mighty mltee won their league title cmd for the lint time. the Capllmmo tournament. lelth Guthrie was chosen outstanding player ol the tournament. 'l'heHnteirlngwasoltheiol1owlng:BennyBoeales andAmadorDuarleatlor- wards: Bob Schumnker cd center, and Keith Guthrlo and Francis Gill at guards. The bam had many good subltllutee. This team will strengthen the Bees next year. Zee Bafikdlall' 6 ' The Dees are again the league champs. They won all of their games and were never threatened by being beaten. The first strlng was mostly sophomores. Delfeno Duran was the leading scorer with Meton F olgler runnerup. Duran broke the Dee scoring record. Most of the team will he Cees next year, thus a strong Cee team ls expected. HI 3l HB 38 HB 36 HB 37 HB 35 HB 50 HB 40 HB 33 HB 41 HB as LEAGUE RECORDS Anaheim Orange Santa Ana Fullerton Newport Anaheim Orange Santa Ana Fullerton Newport 27 19 28 l7 21 27 23 I5 25 27 COACH FRISHHOLZ l lu. go' . O1-tm B. G thrie. D. Duran. 'l' Osborn. I.. Faith. D. Prlvette. M. F09 na' L E-humul. jolly. B. Leeher. Coopmcm. I. Iullcm. E. Tinner. Coach Frtshhols. 'I lx ar if-.N .L Dian Fl I 1 X ,T -Q A , .'. 4 F Gm ' - L, ' , Nix' E ' I ,f wx , in ,ai 3 V ' f',, ' ' 7' ' aa, L' .' .I . E mi A Vzri.. 2 N, i , 'g Q I I Qi' ' :LSA 'ii if 'M , . ii T f f s L , f Q uv f ...Q X 'E .Q ,. Qs , 5 f 1 l 1 A fl 5 V1 1 11' X Q 3 is ang, :J 5 1.1 I ' 5 ff WA W. O , .f L r T105 .3 ' if 4 5: I I t Q ts 14 V - fv Q e ' z w he- El 'I ' wf Y X uw ' 1 O , , 3 if xg 1, v I Am, I 9 K. N ' if .iii y R 7,1 bw a - '3 JM f 'urs . Z WW '7awlz Mow I-C. Dodson. B. Suess. I. Ionos. M. De Arcos. H. Williamson. K. West I Kettler Row 2--P. Vance. G. Avrltt. B. Linzenmeyor. M. Benward. N. Rice. I. lsom. Row 3-G. Williams. W. Ramirez. R. Arevelos. R. Diaz. E. Palmer. K. Lewis Row 4-I. Shattuck. B. Leach. R. Wilson. R. Vinzant. G. Thomas. D. Pierce Mgr B Mc Intoeh. BEST RECORDS 100 yd. 10.4 Dodson 220 yd. 23.7 Bean 440-yd. 54.7 De Arcos 880 yd. 2.00.9 Suess Mile 4.51.0 Clark 120 HH Arevelos 180 LH Arovelos Broad lump 21.95 Arevelos High lump 5.105Q Kuykendall Pole Vault 12M Isom Shot Put 45M Bill Boswell COACH 51-BLUE BOB SUBSS COACH REBOIN Starting out fast by winning the Santa Barham relays and placing filth in the south ern counties. the team was not as strong as expected. Bob Suess. led the way in the 880. breaking both school and league records lack Clark was outstanding ln the mile while Charles Dodson ln the 100 and Mateo DeArcos in the 440 were above par. larry Isom was tops in the pole vault. Bee '7aack Although the team was not as strong as usual, they made a flne showing. Starting out by winning the low practice meets they had. they did well ln the E1 Monte Relays and Santa Barbara relays. But the team encountered trouble in the league finals by placing Starr and Benward were the top sprinters. also the best broad jumpers. Van Over and Pulsller were outstanding hurdles while Kuykendall and Blodget were good all around held men. Van De Velde and Herreld placed second ond fourth ln the league finals shot put. 100 yd. 220 yd. 660 yd. 1320 yd. 70 HH 120 LH Broad lump High lump Pole Vault 10 lb. Shot Put BEST RECORDS 10.8 23.7 1.33.2 3.43.4 10.4 14.2 zum 5.1056 11.0 UM Starr Bean Montoya Mendosa Pulsifer Van Over Benward Kuykendall Kuylrendall Van de Velde COACH REBOIN lov 1-C. Callaway. H. Pnlnliet. A. lepllnger. 8. llodyett. I. Stan. l. Van Over. I. Kay. kendall. C. Chamberlain. Row 2-11. Leue. I. Pedigo. N. Behling. D. Wright F. Blodgett. K. Herreld. B. Van de Velde. Row 3-Blackman. E. Fierro. I. Ott. B. Ervin. G. Stangeland, B. Espitla. Row 4-Cap Sheue. H. Els. B. York. I. Muhevlck. A. Reboln. Gee 'facie ' y-use-s How Row Row Row How 'fltfilfieifii BEST RECORDS l-D. Duran, T. Maguire, R. Montoya, I. Robertson, I. Bean. I. McConaha. S. Iohnson. 2-B. Ollphant, R. Kunisawa, G. Rock, M. Fogler, C. Folmar, R. Dean. 3-K. Guthrie, F. Gill, H. Mendoza, G. Patterson, B. Brown, C. Bender. 4-F. Smith, D. West, B. Roeales. I.. Williams, M. Fujita. B. Lamb. P. Durham. 5-Mr. Sheue, A. Duarte, F. Varela, R. Yacoby, S. Weaver, I. Hockersmith. Mr. Reboin. 1 1.1 Ollphant 20.2 Bean 136.4 Rock 14.9 Bean Broad lump 18-10 Bear: High lump 5-9 Robertson Pole Vault 10.0 Folgler 8 lb. Shot 42.3 Gill COACH SHEUE For the thlrd straight year, our Cees were Sunset League champs. The team won all of tts meets and won the Cee dlvislon at the Santa Barbara relays. The outstanding men were Bean, 180 and broad lump: Folrncn- and Duarte in the hurdles: Montoya and Rock ln the 660 and Robertson in the high iump. This team was a credit to Cap Sheue's ttne coaching. alvkllfq Banda!! Fla:nagan's horsehiders had a better than usual year. Having a poor start, the team showed promise at the start ot the league. The starting pitchers were Kxedell and Krenwlnkle, Henderson. and Bill Boswell behind 'the plate. with Strickland at first base, HGIIOY at second. Chafe at short and Bob Boswell at third. The outfield was Williams, Kimball. Young. The team ts made up ot mostly juniors and sophomores. Baseball should be much better next year. BOB WELIAMS COACH FLANAGAN Raw l-I. Henderson, D. Stricklin. I.. lxykowskl. C. Halley. P. Chde. B. Boswell. I. Boswell. Row 2--Coach Flanagan. I. Booker. W. Krenwinkle. W. Younq. R. lndell. I. Winsett, K. Guthrie. W. Coopman. W. Loucher. mgr. A Row 1-P. Roos, I. Wigginton, D. Chaney, V. Ross. Grenwald. Row 2-Coach Borns, G. Iohnson, P. Reed 1. Grant. C. Reniro. I. Milligan, mqr. G. Scott. l mwm SHEETS BEST RECORDS Medley Relay 1.32.6 50 yd. Free 27.8 100 yd. Breast 1.11.0 200 yd. Free 2.11.6 100 yd. Back 1.13.3 100 yd. Free 57.7 Diving 169 pts. lndividual Medley 1.14.8 4-man Relay 1.51.6 T. Wigginton, Sheets, Belshe I. Grant T. Wigginton Belshe Sheets Belshe Daniels T. Wigginton Milligan. Gragt. Chaney. 'Renfro COACH BORNS Swimming was strengthened by water polo and thus it will strengthen next year's water polo. The team is about the strongest in the league. The mainstays ot the team are Ioe Grant. Buddy Beshe, who is a Bee. Curtis Renho. lim Milligan, Don Chaney. Vincent Ross and manyothers. The team will have some of its best men in the C.l.F. playoiis. Bag Bee swimming ls the best that it has been in years. The team is made up mostly oi the champion water polo squad. To date the Bee swimmers are doing well. Most of the outstanding boys are swimming varsity. but still the Bees are doing well in their own division. Wigginton. Sheets. Belshe. Hamm, Castaing and Umphenour are the main stars ot the team. This squad is expected to take Sunset League. BEST RECORDS Medley Relay 1.30.4 50 yd. Free 28.1 100 yd. Breast 1.13.6 200 yd. Free 2.09.0 100 yd. Back l.l2.3 100 yd. Free 56.7 Diving 209.25 pts. 4-man Relay -1.58.5 T. Wigginton Hamm T. Wigginton Belshe Sheets Belshe Hodges ain Hamm. Cast Sheets. Belshe g, Umphenour. Albright COACH IGB A now 1-B. sem... H. Cammy. n. sheeascapt., D. umm. Row 2-Coach Borns, T. Wigginton, P. Sheehan. I.. Urnphenour. I. Albright. E. Hamm. gee .S .gawk Row I-B. Terry. D. Stuart. E. Fritts. N. Oldield. D. Rigg. Row 2-Coach Borns, I. Brown, A. Hodges. R. Reed. D. Haught. I. Snipes, F, Lockhgqd, 4-man COACH BORNS Medley Relay 50 yd. 50 yd. 50 yd. BEST RECORDS 44.7 Free 28.5 Breast 37.0 Back 32.9 Relay 1.20.5 Snipes, Hodges. Stewart Stewart Snipes Hodges Stewart, Haught, Hodges. Rigg Coe Swimming had a very good year. The team won many events at the Newport relays and did very well in dual meets. In the Sunset League meet they placed a very close second behind Newport. Don Hodges. lim Snipes. and Don Steward were the mainstay: of the team. caddy Walaz Fda f . f fi J Row 1-1, Grunt, I. Reynolds, I. Wigginton, C. Reniro, G. Iohnson. Row 2-I. Milligan. D. Chaney, I. Hill, I. Eastham, R. Tripp. In the first year of water polo since 1941, the team placed second in league play. The team won many of their practice games. In the yscrs to come. varsity water polo will be a strong varsity sport. Bee 70610: polo Row 3--Coach Borns. S. Lennox, H. Leue. P. Reed. P. Boos, F. Russell, 0 G. Thompson. Champs of the league and third in the C.I.F. reat ettort in the first year. The Bees next year strengthen the varsity and make both .Bee and mms maior sports. ?ee 706104 polo W D. Sheets, T. Wigginton, B. Belshe, I.. Umphenour. Row 3-Coach Borns, I. Albright. A. Mcl-'adden, P. Richards, I. Linton. D. Clancy. D.Grenwa1d. law!-l.lmlb.lI.GdBeld.D.Shm!.CQt. lol!-D.lhg.E.H:lJieI:.l..Hohesl'l'i!y.D. lerI3-Ceml:LleulsD.ihhI.Slipesl.leei'.Ded. lgr.G.Scell. L. Henlhe. nil The mighty mites of the pool placed second ln league play and did very well in the C.l.F. play oth. They will be a much better team next year. 1. .LX Row I-D. Hays. D. Lloyd. C. Whiison. H. Pamplin. P. Anthony. I. Ccrier. B. lays. Bow 2-D. Harvill. I. Gerhardt. l.. Biscuiluz, T. Osborn. D. Green. R. Bacon. E. Frisbie. Row 3-H. Deer. D. 'Willett G. Pate. H. Leue, R. Sicmridge. D. Pale. concu rms:-1Hox.z H-TON PAMPUN With most of last yem s ine squad back. Coach Frishholz mcketeers are doing wall. The ham is young and it will do very well in the next few yours. although this year line . will be too - Elton Pcmplln. Ca-xl Whltson. Don Lloyd are the top thxee men. There are also many very fins LV. players that will be varsity noxi year. WW004 C ORCH l-IAMREN , Row l-Mr. Hamren. B. Mashhurn, M. Privette. S. Thornton. B. Beem D Stanley I Longwill now 2-P. siricum. c. Murphy. D. OldEeld..B. P ' d xt . R. Nibu 'k. ix. wood' 15 lun, 1. Burdick. D. Anderson. R. seigmed. om 9 er C ' 'M' Row 3-D. Iohnson. M. Purkey. R. Algrew. D. Poss. W. Burns. D. Hawes. Oiler ball chasers are having cr great year under the leadership of Coach Hamren. The team to date has lost only one match. They will be a strong contender for the C.I.F. championship. The Oilers lirst men are Charles Murphy. Don Mollica and Ray Selgirled. 04044 Gaanhqe ' COACH SHEUE Row l--G. Rock. K. Hanson. Cap Sheue. I. McConaha. G. Avritt. Row 2-I. lanes. R. Diaz. I. Clark. F. Mays. I. Will. B. Montoya. qgwr ! . wwrwyig 11, . 'ws -., ' - -.51 . E Q l -:W fs Q mek gil ' Q 45 'B :Y 5 X . ,S Q M f N Rv fl X 5.-, .41 I' ti P 2.,.e..t1 vi if '- raqwwvv .lx-Q , , I ,-vin' ' 11 M W if wi '2u, A L I X 5. .AV . X- .. ,-msgs' rryrgmg Q K ' I L.g 4 QL 'A z M ...f In-Q1 1 ' Y Li. 'S A7 A 9- K , J! I .V 'i X 1: ,X4'.e ' - 1 'T' 7' , 6-nf ya Q- H590 -I ink. hytfrwr lv' 15155 'Y li ' A ' 'A .Pfam 5 ,, rg.. , A wwf: JA Q , ,.. , , . 4, -4' ,wx M A '?f N1kf?0-X . ,. - x.X- 5 ll . ..X My lllllllllllf J. fv 5-:rv 1. rg, gs' f' .I, f -.L 02453 1 Vi' in mv- 'G fifmf Qi 4. , y .P VI LTA LJ -1 vwf, 5 'E if Q Q .ei 'S . - . A .H ,, wh an-.Q A1-Q5 - , X5 - , WF I-Off lo Hlsinli. I.. Iohnlon. M. mum 1. Reilly, Miss Hugh., P. Callaway. C. Mlttrick. R. Espinola. Wemers of the Little H are the only students who are entitled to membership in the Little H Club. Among their activities for the term were: a potluck dinner held in the gym, a basket- ball demonstration, revision oi the constitution, and a weiner roast. which closed a pros- perous year. ' ' ' V' P 'd t: Ioan Reilly was elected President to be assisted by Pat Callaway as ice rest en Margaret Miller. Secretary: and Betty Lou Iohnson. Treasurer. Row 1-B. L. johnson. M. Miller. I. Reilly, P. Callavfay. Row 2-l. Perez. M. Hernandez. L. Russell. C. Mittnck. Row 3-M. Blackwell. I.. Gonzales. B. Hoke. F. Melendez. I- Mittrick. I- Hlkllllll- D- Pd' tex-son, M. Weaver. Row 4-M. Noel. R. Espinoza. I. Boer. l- DOYIO- B. Wad. Row 5-N. Morrow. M. Sandoval. Hhs A OFFICERS Macky Sandoval Barbara Cure Sylvia Thornton Dorothy Patterson Ioanne Waddell Seated. L. to B.-L. Funderburk. M. Benner. ll. llcCaddin. P. Yletclxd. B. Cure. M. Sandoval. S. Thornton. I. Mlnshew. I. A. Whittaker. D. Patterson. Standing-L. R. Williamson, C. Mlttrlck. B. Seellg. q'..4..4. em: G.A.A. board members this year to emphasise the educational and social. m well as the physlcai value of athletics for glrls carried out many activities to fulfill the Exodu- tlon aims. Thepollcyothavingaspreadahereveryseasonwancarriedoutbythemanagsrs. For the Srd. year H.B. was host for the Annual Swimming and Tmnts Sport Days. GAA. teams attended all sport days that were held away. G.A.A. joined with GJ.. in sponsor- ing the Big and Little Sister party at the beginning of the year. and the Annual Banquet at the end of the year. Summer Time was the theme carried out in the decorations. The G.A.A. Convention held in Santa Barbara was attended by the ofhcers. and than as the last event ol the year the board and sponsors enjoyed the Ice Capadnes ol 1951 at the Pan Pacific. Left to Right-D. Patterson. S. Thornton. Miss Pitman. M. Sandoval. B. Cure. I. Waddell. GAA MANAGERS Bask'tbl Le Rae Williamson H0Ck0Y loan Mlnshew Swimming Maze McCuddln Tennis Beverly Seellg Badminton Ieannlne Mlttrlck Softball Estella De La Cruz Volleyball Lots Funderburk Referee Colleen Mlttrtck Publicity Io Ann Mlttrtck Fresh Rep Marilyn Renner Row l-L. Venable. l. Boer. I. Ward. M. Shepard. l.. Grassmueck. Row 2-M. Sandoval. M. llillor. M. Weaver. D. Holmes. R. Galloway. I. Doyle. P. Callaway Seniala ancf fu ' QJQ14. f. .. nr Row l-D. Patterson. I.. Gonzales. I-'. Melendez. M. Blackwell. D. Rigg. P. Moore. I. Herman. Row 2-I. Mittrick. B. L. lohnson. R. Lockhead. G. Siory. H. Gorman. M. Hernandez. I. Herman. Row 3-M. Olds. S. Rice. B. Baros. G. Pierce. D. Ritchey. Q06 How l-S. D. Lerno, Mimhefw, K. Munemltlu. M. Grnzales, P. Hcrmm,,S. Alarcon, V. Moore. I. Courreqes, S. Arnold, A. Murdock. Row 2-I. Greenwood, I. Mfzhciiev, D. Kraft, D. Dixon, I. Keller, C. Hernandez, S. Espinosa. D. Williams, A. Latter, M. Ellis, E. Spencer, I. Vcmdevear, P. Kcmdler, I. Bender, I. Kredell. Row 3-B. Castle, P. Kahaczy, P. Icxckson. I. McMill1cm, C. Nelson, M. L. Zimmerman, R. Guthrie, G. Brinkley, N. Karnes, L.R. Williamson, R. M. Crolford, S. Richards, C. Ddnny, l. Matsuda, I. Roberts. S. Casey, B. Seelig. s 4 5.4.4. Row l-C. Harrison, S. Carroll, E. Mclee, D. Rider, B. Dugger. M. Sandoval. V. Terry. M. Wilson. Row 2-C. Scott. I.. R. Schmiit, P. Wagoner, I. Buzzard, S. Lindamood. B. Truhe, S. Diller. M. Renuer, M. Pritchard, R. Rice, E. Ridgeway. Row 3-I.. Ferrara, P. Grate, F. King, I. Poaies, C. Wilson. I. Cowling, K. Southwmd. B. Sennec, G. Waldron, M. Fiske, A. Espinosa. V. Faler, R. Rose. , t K r Logs FUND,-RBURK 1. Mmsruxw, s. srnrronn Mm-ENB mm , . tm. ii ibm' W Q Min K My Q 'iv' :E' .iiil i . Bow 1-L Bonari. M. Shepard. P. Callaway- S- now Munbum. r. Melenaez. L. comme. C- Bernard- I 1. mnrnck. D. Louis. HOW 2-C- Miiifillll- R- GUHOWUYI M- MGQUU9- Row 2-L. Funderburk, I. Waddell. G. Pierce. M. Sandoval. I. Doyle. B. L. Iohnson. B. Cure. D. Patterson. B H. B. Hoop girls ventured Nov. I5 and 16. to Newport for the Annual G.A.A. Bas- and captured two victories. did well by defeating Capistrano with one basket. Final score 27-26. champs called their game with Orange after a serious injury to a play- ketball Sport Days. The Seniors Iuniors. Inter-class er. Score 4-18. Sophomores capturing the second victory for the Oranqe and Black were triumphant over Laguna with a 10 point lead. the score being 46-36. The Freshmen team played well against Newport but lost with a score of 17-26. . .9 e i X . 1 Kg f .. Ji Q I' .- 3 ,t vnu Y W Row l-S. Miller, B. Duggor. D. Rider. I. Buzzard. C. Denny. A.'Latta. S. Carroll. F. Roger. Row 2--D. Burnes. I. Cowling. R. Rose. E. McKee. S. Rico. M. Bonner. .an lossrumz DOYLE JUNE Hmwiiili nnonss Lsrmo MARY Pnlrcnnn 4: , A. M . v ' as '.. 3 5 f if 5 I 4 ' f 5 N to 4 A 1 i ' W . A Q Q 4 W I to H It ' mf' Sw' ' S51 A ., ,A . I I M . Q Y '., iii: I. fr' Ro' I'-R' Rivnc' B' ward' 1' Bondi' C' Nmulck' Row l-I. Perez. L. Mendoza. L. Gonzales. I- Mifffidff koE,o2l:jfQ,DEggaEosa. R. Hoke. M. Weaver. M. Sh8PU1'd- I. Herman. P. Moore, I. Herman. S. De la Cruz. A. Oberle. P. Callaway D- Holmn' M- Miner' Row 2-D. Patterson. F. Melendez. I.. Funderburk. R- Gdllovfwf M- Sandoval- M- Vmslu- - G.. Pierce. B. nam. 1. Waddell, M. Olds. D. mgg, R. Lochhead. M. Hernandez. Jiwlwf Hockey Sport Day for the seniors and juniors was held in Tustin, February 7. Sopho- more and Freshmen had their Sport Day at Santa Ana. February 8. Senior Champs were victorious over Garden Grove by 5 points. Iuniors played hard throughout the game only to lose to Fullerton in the last seconds ot play. Score was l-0. Sophomores tied with Santa Ana with 2 points each and the Freshmen played a dead- lock game with Newport. The score being 0-0. Row 2-P. Hamm. I. Roberts. G. Brinkley. M. I.. Hmmer Roy 1.5, Millar, A. Baum-i, B. Duggan M. Sandoval, man. C. Denny. A. Latta. D. Rider. V. Terry Row l-D. Lerno. S. Moore. S. Alarcon. K. Munemitsu. Row 2--5, Neil, M, R91-mer, M. Pritchard. I. Cowling. I. Minishew. M. Ellis K, southward, Pm cauqway mmm Maman Mmnnnn sms K, SOUTHWARD - or Q lf 'argl l W . QQLQR B I' iwifl g S 4 2 S s 2. f .1 .sg . 1 -L -to- ' 'fi V jf 'f W .. or ': S.. KL: ' 4 w e .1 f yl Row l-I. Mittriclz. S. Mashburn. F. Melendez. L. Gonzales Row 2-B. L. Iohnson. G. Pierce. I. Waddell. G. Story. L. rkmderburk. Row 1-I. Stockon. R. Espinosa. P. Callaway. I. Doyle. Row 2-C. Mittrick M. Sandoval. H. Galloway, A. Oberle. M. Shepard. I. Bottari, I.. Venable. W Anaheim GJ-LA. was hostess for the Volleyball Sports Days held Mar. 27, for sen- iors and juniors. and Mar. 29. for Sophomores and Freshmen. Seniors were defeated by Orange, and the Iuniors were defeated by Newport. The Sophomores in a close game defeated Newport 125-263. Coming through with the win- ning streak against Fullerton was the Frosh team. 134-28D was the final score. Row 111- mush I K- M -Q ' D' L ' B. seen . -.-W - ... --...-.-. --.-,rv-1. v. vuggvl. u. A-4:14-u. Row 2-,Mt L..Zh:xermantl?f'3jf:?i1limn:g:?s. Richmgsg Row 2-M. Renner. I. Wxllxarns. I. Buzzard. R. Rice. N. Karnes. S. Staiiord. I. Cowling. R. Rose. E. Soutlxward. 1 I 4 H , . r'-'ul la 'I V 1 'AL M' . ' ,, E ' ..-.J H. ., . 1 yt q 0 I. 1' A . f M3 CQ, M 1 Q f . v. ff ' ' l Y J el ' I . 3, f, . I A VV I .f .3 - v-v.--.--v----1-gpg...- Row l-L. Mendoza. R. Perez. P. Moore. I. Mittrick. I.. Gonzales. F. Melendez. M. Hernandez. Row l-B. Seltzer. R. Espincza, R. Rivera. M. Varela. B. Ward. I. Boer. r Row 2-B. Holme. K. Peck. M. Shepard. D. Holmes. liow 3--I.. Venoble. M. Sandoval, l. Bottari. M. Miller. E. Baker. M. Weaver. -I. Doyle.. A, Ohm-le, 1, Dqyig, R. Galloway. C. Mittriclr. Baabnadan Row 2-M. Olds. I. White. R. Lochhead. B. lohnson. S. Bice. B. Baros. G. Pierce. D. Ritchey. D. msg. Badminton was offered to the Seniors and Iuniors only. Rn only match with Capis- trano w held May 23. How l-l- How 1-K. Munemitsu. B. Seelig. Row 2-M. Sandoval. P. Callaway. I.. Venable. Row 2-R. Guthrie. M. Gonzales. L. B. Williamson. I.. Grassmueck. '7emu4' The H. B. Tennis teams were well represented with 4 out ol 5 wins. Dual matches were against Santa Ana. Fullerton. Orange. Coast College. and Tustin. On Dec. 5. I-LB. G.A.A. was hostess to teams from six various Orange County High Schools. .SF Pat Callaway IUNE HERMAN IOBN HERMAN I.. Grassmueck. I.. Venable. Row l-C. Strother. S. Stafford. D. Metgzer. S. Carroll. I. Poison. Row 2-P. Bigelow, I. ltllahafiey, B. Lescher. M. Noel. X. Needles. D. Burnes. Row 3-M. McCuddin. R. Planje. C. Boyer. M. Sandoval. S. Miley. I. Miller. Coach Rosier. Lf ar, as ' . ' y r Y - , .-fff'-fv:'rQx. fb '. 5 n Suu 1' e 1 fi he 5 t E XE! e Senior and Iunior mermaids started this year with a big A X N , f Q A I lqzbb splash by taking the dual held at Fullerton Oct. 24. They scored ' 5 5 3 45 points to Fullerton's 28. Freshmen and Sophomore nymphs W AAS ? ,I + 5' 3 scored 26 noints against Fullerton's 49. I I Again on December 5. while serving as hostess .o Orange if L li County swimming teams. the mermaids swam into Ist place with l b ' , ---- 0 mx: 41 points. Newport waves came in second. On Dec. 1, Freshmen and Sophomore nymphs splashed into second place with 3814, o nli I ul . Fletcher veins- !. mlleh' ' ' A team and two soloisb were entered in the National Women's ROW 2-L Needles. M- Priveile. B- Seltzer. Indoor Synchronized Championship held in L. B. A repeat R. Planje, B. Lescher. D. Metgzer. performance was called for at the Annual Open House. Row 3-D- H-i99illS. M. McCuddin. P. Bigelow. I. Mahafiey. I. Polson. 5. 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