North Hollywood High School - El Camino Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1947 volume:

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Q .QCP XMQYQ 5 V.fAl,1'1fjf40 'ffg,ffr H, Z1 7fw vww-,fwm annual sfuclenl publicafion norfh hollywood high school uw vi ir this year we are twenty years old. we have grown from lanker- shim to north hollywood high from 30 teachers to 70 teachers from 20 classrooms to 65 class- rooms trom 500 students to 2000 stu- dents. we've grown in other ways, too. we've gained senior problems, world affairs, commercial art, ceramics, treble clet. sometimes we've lost, like ger- man and latin, but mostly we've gained. and then we've grown personally, again and again. we've been in plays and op- erettas, in clubs and games, in programs and playdays, at dances and banquets, on committees and panels. we've been leaders and help- ers, doers and listeners. and always we have grown through the slow steady climb of the twenty steps 'rom l927 to now. And here we are. administration MR. FRASHEIQ principal MRS. SALLEE Girls' Vice principal MQ. HOL-I' Boys' Vice principal to north hollywood high school your name does not mean buildings . . cement and steel . . . your name means lite: you are a living thing growing through twenty years of your existence. you are the people who have taught and learned here, an endless procession, a tradition that will live on. in living up to your ideals, truth, vision, high endeavor, you have served your community Well by educating its young people that they may go forth better equipped to meet the challenges of life. at times when we have thought we were weary ot you, we found we were only weary of ourselves for just as you are a part of us, we are a part ot you: faculty Serving us since the opening of the school in 1927 have boon: Top: MISS HUGHEY MR. SHEPRO MISS ESTHOP Bottom: MRS. ROSEN MRS. CYBYRNE home conomics MISS ALLINSON Miss JANKE Mus. cuoucu arf MR. XVHIGI IT MHS. VVILSON MRS. STRIDBOHG -.W ngli h Bottmu: MRS. BEIICI MISS RANDOLPH MRS. BELL MISS ESTROP MRS. SNYIJICR Top: MR. LENYIS MR. BERKOXVITZ MII. CHAIIAM MHS. DUCCAN MR. SHERMAN MRS. COOK MHS. MALCOLM 'L- commercial Top: MR. lCVlfIliE'l l' MRS. BYRAM MIL RAMSICY liutlmn: MHS. U'l3YliNIC MRS. IKICIIINS HRS. -IUIINSUN MHS. ARDIS inclusirial ar'rs Top: MIK. FIICLD Mli. Sl'ilH'il,lUS MH. XYUUIJY.-UCD Hutlmllz MN. KICNYON MH. XYILLIAMS NIH. UUl.l.0lilJ science Top: NIR. Al.l'iX,-XNDICR Nlli. 'I'IIONlI'SUN MH. LUNDY Bulluillz XIII. CAIKNICIK XIISS CI. NliI,l.l'ili MISS IJCYICN NIR. l3lil'l l' Nul Pic'tlll'ml: H555 IIICKICY MR. KIRACIC mafhemafics Top: NIH. COHBIN NIH. CUHDY Pmttmn: MHS. ROSICN XHCS. NIl'IliRlI.I, XIISS M. Nill.LlCR rnudc MR. ROSS MISS HUGHEY MRS. HUTCHINSON MR. HARRY physical eclucafion MRS. BERC MISS SULLIVAN MRS. IOHNSON MISS HARVEY Ianguag Top row: MISS PONVER MISS PASTRONI Bottom row: MISS DUNCAN MRS. NORTHCOTE MRS. DAVIS uidance Standing: MR. ALEXANDER MR. BERKOVVITZ MR. BETTS MR. HARRY Seated: MRS. BYRAM MRS. LUDYVIC MRS. NORTHCOTE MISS MILLER V. -V, physical eclucafion MR. ICLLIOT MH. LUNIJY MH. NELSON MR. SMITH W mi'- Ia. . ff. ' Z- , MHS. CIOlllJlCl.I,l'I social sfudies MR. BERKOVVITZ MH. BECKES MRS. F. GARNER MRS. NICHOLS MISS VIANI MR. SHEPRO 0 F. O. C. SCT. BATES SCT. CASH SGT. CLAPP O ffice MRS. CAMPBELL MRS. EDWARDS MRS. PRICE MISS THOMSON MRS. CURTIS MISS HUFF O ffice MISS THOMSON MRS. RICHINS MR. FLETCHER MR. EVERETT MR. afeferla MQINTYRE MRS. MIRIAM MRS. MONSON MRS. IIUTCHINS MR. CHRISTIANSON MRS. IOHNSON MR. LEVVIS MRS. MILLER MRS. CAVIN MRS. STROUD MRS. SHERWOOD T cl' MR. TAPPS MR. JONES MR. FLANNICAN MR. SELFE MR. VALENTINE MR. SCHNEIDER x 'D x 'X- 9 ui 'U-PVP Vw' 'fit ..... - 0 ' . nA. 1 M. S T , 'fifmw ' Wg ' r 'lthe joys of man DORIS AVBIXRR GEORGE ADAMSAK L XA gg, s. -. ' VL l Q W-7 ORDON ARMSTRONG BALDWIN BAKER NORMAN BANKS MARY JANE BARKER SHIRLEY BARNES GEORGE BATEMAN tu to dreamg to The Senior A's got oil to a good start by electing their otticersi Pres- ident, Richard Niblack, Vice Presi- dent, Sue Wilson, Secretary, Bar- bara Erneg and Treasurer, Beverly Nordloh. The class sponsors were Mrs. Frances Garner, and Miss Helen Randolph. The colors winning the election were maroon and gray, The Senior Council is made up ot a boy and a girl from every Senior Problems class, The Council mem- bers were Louis Wolf, Maxine Wurtz- JAMES BEARNTH DONALD BEAUMIIZR JAMES BELL MARGAREA BIERMAN RIVE BOWMAN JBCK DRINK Ain SHIRLEY CLARK JOYCE COOK FRANK CORBY COLLEEN' IARSHALI. YRIEDMAN JAMES GORE JOHN GRAHAM MARILYN GRANADE FRANK GRANVILLE LYNN GRISWOLD .man cxuonn ' zoom: cummzoaam '47 are Three: dog fo b . M lifmiglm, Bonny l.orino, Boo llrookfs, lillfx Wilmon, Dick Sl. lolin, Sion l ffrllf:i, find Dorif: Aloorr. llofidinfi llio f'OITlII'llllF?O53 lor the Senior A octivitiefs were Louis Wolf, lqfxrrrvmll llrsnernlfnly, Maxine Wurtzf l'if1llf.1l1, llir:nic:, Baldy Boker, Vespers. U 1 I I ' ' Sl'C'l'L'till'j'Q lllvlialril Nilmlzlvli, 'l'lii:z faeinofxlor lioilecl the lirsl Girls' l,,,.Sitll.,,,: gm. yyi1S,,,,, Vim.- lncifgiifv Wintr-r Cornivol. Sue Wilson pi-vsirli-nity lh-wi-ly Nm-dluli, rvvifgried usa queen, ond her Senior A ln-iisim-r. frttonclont:-1 were Solly Smith ond Cffirolyn lolinflon. N1 Maxxum anooxs WILLIAM mumsou Gsm: snvson gm Bugs. V QQNNA Bmmm, DOROTHY CA . VIN l i MARY DAWSON DE CINCES DOROTHY ELLIOTT BARBARA ERNE CORALIE BSTE BEVERLY mix: 5 Lonnnms GRUDD ' KENNETH cus'rArsoN I mm Guvorr Lois HARRISON BRUCE HM-C353 RONALD HAYES l ll lllwllll il' i ul i ily if he MARILYN HAYS ALICE HIXSON ALICE HOGSETT PNNAVINE HOOBLER BETTY HOUSI-IR L CAROLYN JOHNSON srusiz JOHNSON sonsn Joncieusni summon KAUFMAN L The Senior A picnic was held at North Hollywood Park and food, football and baseball were the order of the day. The big event of the afternoon was the football game WJ, boys against the girls. To make it more interesting the fellas played in pairs with their legs tied together. The Senior B's gave the Senior As a Prom, the theme ot which was Toyland. Everyone enjoyed theme selves as they danced, sat in Candy Lane, and drank pink lemonade and ate gingerbread boys. STANLEY KELLER MARGARET HIISTLER BILLYE KILCOYNE MARGARET KOESTER JEAN KONIGSFELD FAYTHE LABOUVIE GLORIA MARSH IVAR MCCRAY a MILDRED McCUTCHAN MAYNARD MCMAKON SAMUEL MELNBR MARILYN MICKMAN i A fxg l LHIRLEY NEWMAN' RICHARD NIBLACK PATRICIA NOBLES SBEVERLY NORDLOH RUTH OP EVBLYN OSTRANDER The banquet had the class motto as its theme. After a de- lrriiousa dinner MiSs Randolph and Mrrz. Garner aave talks ref vealina some very interestina thnnafz about the Senior A's:. The Verzper Service was held on a Sunday afternoon. The proararn featured the Glee Club: and Stevie Myers and Cal Mllner aave readinas. IUPIIUIDIAIIIS-fI'0llfZ time Huw- mam. Carolyn -IUIIIISUIIL hack: Iliff XVumfs, Cul Nlihu-r, C4-tw ltrysrnl. 1 I ff- WILLIAM LINK? SELMA LEA REY LONGYEAR BEN LORINO DARWIN LUKE PASQUALE MARCELLA Yi. CALVEB1' MILNER MAIJOHE MORGAN ARLIZEN M008 MICHAEL MUNROI-I STEVIE MYERS BETTY NEWCOMB Q I annum rrmzson 'mzononr Pinus w1LuAM PLY:-arrow vmcrxm PUTNIIM ' mm QUIJADX cruuuss RANKIN M T.,...I ,,.., , - U, EPHEBIANS Rive Bowman sumuzv new JACQU'E'LYN R1-:lace some mes 1 Gene Brygon Carolyn Iohnson Cal Milner Bill Woods SEALBEARERS Maraaret Koester in- ,CQUELYN ROBERTS MARJORIE ROBERTSON ELIZABETH BUMER I-'Ol5 Shfcfgef Vivien Webb Mary Woolsey Maxine Wurtzbauah xcrmw s'r. .worm WAYNE scrmrsnl, MARTIN SCHOHELQ A i 'WOW 'Cunha 'il 9 .M A, LOIS SCHRAGER ' PAUL SEGOVIA JOHN SKARIN SALLY SMITH KENNETH SOULE DONNA STAFFORD +59 OROTHY THQHNE ELEANOR TRIP? DEWEY UBER JOAN URDANK Q CHRISTINA VITALE JOAN VVALKER, ke J' JACK WILSON ROBERT WILSON I SUE WTLSON EVBLYN WINDRUM EVELYN WRITERS K RONALD WlSSUSlK I . .,.- - . FAITH ROBERTS AWARD Margaret Koester NOT PICTURED George Blair Sheldon Flier Charles l-laigh Virginia Lalley Barbara Neusieclt Robert Pierce Wayne Schafer laffqueline WO0d Toyland was the theme of the prom presented for the class of W'47 by the class of S'47. CAROLYN STEPHENSON EILEEN STIFI' BEVERLY STOWELL MARTHA STRANGE RICHARD STRETZ SHIRLEY TAYLOR VIVIW WEBB JACK WECIKERLING JANET WELSH YVONNE WENTZ BETTY WHITE ROBERT WILEY LOUIS WOLl - WlLLlAM WOODS MARY WOOLSEY MAXENE WURTZBAUGH ARNOLD WYNN NIIVILLE YOHE enior IRA ALLAN ALTON ARCHER JOAN' ANDERSONM X X H r d a y I i e S non ARCHER LULA MAE ARTHUR , JOHN AUT-EPP l .ORENCE BABIAN KATE BAKER MARIE BARBERIO of 'rom Spirit ran high and the candidates were many for the offices ot the summer class. Con- gratulations were in order for Bob Hatch, pres- identg Howard Carpenter, vice-presidentg Norma Yinaling, secretaryg and Lucille Kaplan, treasurer. The class sponsors were Miss Helen Randolph and Mrs. Frances Garner. The Senior A picnic was held at North Hollywood Park. A iew seemed to think that the park extended to Roadside. After a deli- cious lunch, the more ambitious gals and guys played baseball and volleyball. The more ma' ture members of the class played in the swings if .-vifnawdlg. .E A SERALD BARRON HERMAN BARTOLD MARY ANN EAST BARRY BEATTIE MELVIN BEC All RANCINE BLOCK LORENE BOLTON MARIE BONANNO RICHARD BOUCHER FRANK BOUTS MAXIE LEE BOWLS TTY Jo BRICKMAN ALYCE B RQWN ANNA BROWN KENNETH BROWN Lois BROWN MARY BROWN KERT PHYLLIS BECKES S' 4 7 'rhe challenge orrow C1635 DOY WGS G huge Success' Senior Officcrs: Howard Cur- To begin the program the Senior pc-ntcrg vice-prvsiclvnt: Nonnu Yingling. Sl'CI'l'lllI'yQ Luvillc Kup- lam, ll't'1lSllI'4'TQ Buh Hutch, pn-siclvllt. A21 marched across the stage cmd down To their sects in their newly acquired white sweaters with roycxl blue emblems. The credit for the program goes to Lucille Kop- lon who produced ond directed it. K'0-'tv' QS, X We A ASX BOB BEILMANN DORIS BE'-L FRANK BERENY BETTY morn ozone: nmnnu. Mgm-A 315011535 'Q B -I-'ff BOYD BARBARA BRADY Norm sRANsrr'rrzn woom' BRAY ALYCE BRENNEISE Der-:NA snswm CEORGHI BRUCE FRED BRYAN DUANE BURT . EMMA CAIRN3 PAT CAIRNS ' BEVERLY CALDWELL BOB CAMERON BEVERLY CARLSON MARY LOU CARRIER 5 OWARD CARPENTER RICHARD C-ARR JOHN CARROLL re' PAT CARROLL CAROL CASTILLAW LEO CATON l CLASS DAY PROGRAM Producer, Director - - Lucille Kaplan Master of Ceremonies - f Skip Miller Cool Water - - - Sung by Three Drips and The Leaky Faucet 7---song Woody Bray Pat Collins Dori lordan Don Pedretti The Lamp Went Out -e--' skit Iune Durst as Miss Randolph Bette lverson as Mrs. Sallee Dick Walls as Mr. Holt Bolo Bielman as Harry Shepro Norma Yingling, Prop Girl Lucille Kaplan, The Lamp XLICE CHAMBERS NANCY CHICK ANN C1-1315115 NORMAN CLARK JACKIE CLUETT HARMON COGERT PAT CUMMINGS JOHN CURTIS KATHY CURTIS . EPITA DONATELLA JUNE DURST IDA EAGLIN HELEN DAVIES DOUG DAVIS HERB DAVIS 3 SHARON EASTON MARILN EDMUND MARY LOU EDWARDS Tlie Trolley Song revised words ssiinq by Cord Lou Mitchell Piano Selections A , , , skit Deon Ryan AI'Il'llVCTf1C1fY Song Accordion Solo lolin Rinaldi llridio , , skit Arnold Shane ond Keitli McMullen llicino Selections . ,, Duet lifilillCIl!'llC1F'1dHOWGl'ClC:CIFDSl'1lGI' Inplu-lumix f Ii-mil: llmmzircl ifiirpm-ntl-r. Num-5 l'i'iu'. Bull Mfullf-1f1nACt V Y llailullg lmi-lx: XYimcly liniy, llclvn L,lcl0llll0l', llvllcl' lX'l'l'- Burl Spefbef Aon, Luis Brown, Boll llc-ilmam. - A 1 X V JEAN COLLINS PAT COLLINS CONNIE CONRAD FRANK CORONADO CECILIA COTA-ROBLES JACK CRATTY Ay N BEVERLY de MORREL LOLA DENSLEY BOB DINGER MILDRED DINGLEY BURTON DIKE YLORINIE DIYORIO BARBARA EN EARL AL FAIRNES JACK PAUL sn muouxsn A BEN r:xNs'rmN Bos rxscx-mn P SENIOR COUNCIL loom Anderson Borry Beattie Phyllis Becker: Bolo Bielmonn Donno Brewer Alyce Brown Kenny Brown Bud Fornes Bob Hatch Ieone Kuter Mory Leisy Bort McGowen NATAUE GOLD SAUL Gowggnq JOAN GRABER BETTY GRAY NOELLE GREGORY Boa cammsn AGNEZE HAMER BETTY HAMPTON DON HANRION DICK HIRTZEL DEAN HOPIGMAN MARYLYN HOGELAND Ernie Stor Mildred Trowbridge Ilorry Weber Normo Yinqlirig EPHEBIANS Bob Bielmolrm Woody Broy Lois: Brown Howdrd Corpenier Bob Hotcb Beite Iverson Helen Gfconner lm' Bvlly Iiilgi 'l'. CII ngil 'lullc' Ilii- Ncmcy Price K l,l,, 1 ,.,,. 'lea' 1 ...Q if -f 5' A . DAN cnoss JOYCE HAGAN MARY HELEN HAHN DOROTHY HAIGH JQAN HAIGHT BOB HALDEMAN BARRON HARDY MARY HARKER RON HARNACH HARRY HARVEY Ron HATCH DOROTHY HAZRN X A Riu. HOLLINGER PEARL HOLZTR PAT HONISH PAT HOOD ERLAINE HOVDEN DOLOR1-:s Hows. :age Q'- xi M ...Q AGNES HUSBAND BETTE IVERSON DICK JACOMB DORIS JASSAK DON JORDAN PATTY JOSE LUCILLE KAPLAN HOWARD KASTLE BETTY KENNELL SEALBEARERS Nora Branstetter Lois Brown Beverly Carlson Mary Lou Carrier Alice Chambers Carol Castellaw Mary Harker Marilyn Herten Erlaine I-lovden Betty lverson Lucille Kaplan PATTY KLEIN ,HM HLINGAMAN BILL KNOWLES DIANNA KOODEN JANET KOUPAL BETTY KROUSE IRLEY LESCHANDER ELAINE LEVI DIANNE LITCHPIELD BILL LOOKABAU ROD LOPEZ-FABRI-GA GH JOHN LORMANS V77 PAT MQMICHAEI. KEITH MCMULLIENR L PAT Ma1cDONALD PAT MACFARLANE JANE MADAY FRANCES MANN Bill Knowles Borbrxro I..oVelle Rod Lopez Fobreqcl Pot Nichols Helen O Connor Noncy Price Hoy House Trfrnkyo Toylor Firnio Star TORCHBEARERS Claudine Norris Dick Wolls Si Ys 4-iijm' Llicir mimi I IRINYII p:'ix'ilc'gvs. LO Wgxwirf MAURINE KUNNEN .IEANE KUTER MARGY LAIRD BARBARA LaVELLE PAUL LEACH MARY LEISY QS . 5 5 ,lo JERRY Lusi-imc RALPH LYNCH ED MCADAM DORIS McCONNELL BART Mccowm GA-EL MCLAWS 134- CHARLOTTE MARGOLIN DON MARKLEY DAVID MARTIN 452' BILL MASON I It , A BUD MATLOCK SHIRLEY MATPSON CHRISTY MEAD ' JLANNE MEEKS ' JOHN MEIKLE SENIORS NOT' PICTURED Betty Cannon Carolyn Edmund Nancy Ann Heller Dulce lensen lohn Mathews Charles Mikesell N Mary Middlernass MAL Msnsnxm ' JERRY Mmsn ' KEITH MILLER Emme ROSS ARA LOU MITCHELL MARQERY M0035 BETTE MURPHY , Q. 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W , ,, ,. . is ,' ,A 'w.Xi.,,5 Q 'una M',Lf 2', f , ' lf . f' 'E J T Mfg 15 . 'Z ' W 1 in v DRGHDIZHTIU Q GENE BRYSON Stuclcut Body Prcsicln-ut NV'-17 mum' STUDENT COUNCIL xV,47-Stillldlllgl VVoocly Bray, lim Bcll, Cul Milner, Bon Lorino, Bob xVllSOIl, VVilfn-cl FI'llyClllllC1llld, Ric-l1zl1'cl Nilmlzlck, Bob llatclm. Sa-altvll: Skip Millvr, Erluim- llovclcll, Carolyn -lolmson, PI'l'SlClL'llt CZCIIL' l31'ysm1, Murgiv RUlM'I'lS0ll, Mullin- Duvison, Vivien NVclJlm, VVa1yuc Schaefer. 'rucl S'l'UlJl'IN'I' COUNCIL S517-Stallnclillgz Bull llaxtclu. Iirluiuc llovdvll, Bob lim-ilmam, Ruth 'l'hurntnn, Holm c:1lllll'l'0Il, llc-xv Russ:-ll, lluwurcl Kustlv, Plll Nichols. Sl'2llK'dZ Nancy Pricc, Bob Dingiliaun, XVomly Bray, NVoli'ie Fruyclliueaud, Ilclcn O'Comnor, Don jordan, Pat lluod. enf.., XYILFRICD FH.-XYCIIINI lKlI'llf Body l'1'csi4l1-lll govern jim Bell. Sludent Body Viee-1'1'esident NV 1T BOARD OF REPRESENTATIVES VV47: Alex, Anlepp, Bell, Benson, Bergeron, Bernstein, Biseiligia, Bowman, Bran- stiger, Brooks, Brown, Bruce, Carlson, Carpenter, Carroll, Clanneh, G. Crowley, M. Crowley, Cunningham, Davis, De Ment, Donegan, Fischer, Fitzsimmons, Fox, D. Gifford, S. Giffford, Goldsberry, Hadlock, Haight, Hamilton, Harnaek, Hatch, lliekman, Hinds, -I. Ilixson, R. Hixson, Hood, Huhach, jacomh, Kaplan, Kates, Key, Knight, Koch, La Cava, Lawson, Lee, Leisy, Lorino, Maxwell, Me-Caffery, McCullough, MeriQlith, Modgelin, Morey, Morgan, Murehie, Murphee, Nelson, Newcomer, Newman, B. Knohloek, C. Knohloek, Norris, Olsen, Phillips, Pierce, Plympton, Price, Ra-damaeher, Reaney, Re- gan, Riehards, Rigdon, L. Rohertson, M. Robertson, Roselli, Ross, Rouse, Rnmer, Sehamhaueer, Sehramm, Sewell, Sharpe R. Smith, -I. Smith, R. Smith, Spear, Stanton, Stewart, St. john, Stohman, Tagart, Taylor, Van Dyke, VVells, D. VVhite, E. NVhite, C. XVilliams, D. NVilliams, S, YVilliams, XVoodhon4e, YVright, VVulfeknhler. ' a , .. .,.,,..... , .,.,, 1 .. ,-.1-Q ,, ,...,,, Wgfzm M , , menl... 7n Xlkvmly limp. Stumlvnl llmly x'lt'l'-l,l'l'SlCllllll Si-IT llll.-lllll Ol llICl'lll'lSl'IN'l'A'l'lVHS S'-17-Allvn, lluilvy, IS1-ckvs,lh-umm. llmlm, llI'lfll.fl'l-lll'll, llfljllllllll, K. llrown, l., Brown. lluif-, ffuluggxnn, Cfimxy Culv, Cfruwlm-y, Cnnninglmm, Dunn, llom-y, Ducllcy, liclmu-els, l nm-ll, l auquiur, Fink, Fim- I i1-nvr, Ii, l'1ll7,lll'l'ill1l, licl. l itzge'mlcl, lflm-4-txwmcl, Flm-ming, l:0l'l1illll, Fl'vcl1'in-lx, lfrivml. Clit-kmlm, Clicla-we-ll, Cmnt. Grim I, xiugvr, flIIl'l'Qll'lil, llurlwr, ll4'rte'n, llvm'r, lliglllill. llill, llixacm, llolmson, lluga-lamcl, llomc, .lilL'liS0ll, lulmson, Kalrlnisv. K1-swll, Kvy, King, KlllIj.fl'l', Km-lull-r, Kuclvll, llutvr, Lcv, Lcisy, Liplmm. lung, l,UllllL'l.'flAl'll, l,1mgl1lin, l.uL'0. Xlzlcluly. Xlnlulu-r, xlilXllllIl1'l'. A. Nlalxwm-ll, ll. Nluxwvll, Mzlyficlcl, Mn-Calfllvry, ML-Cullouglm, Nlcilmvvlm, Nlillvr. Nloocly. Nugvl, Nvl- mn, N4'XK't'lJllll'l', Nilwlgu-k, fyclfillll, l,l'll'l'SOIl, l,l'l'lilllS, A. Pm-trilli. 'lf l'c'lrilli, A. l'i0rL'4'. l'ic'l'c'L', ll4'LligL'1'. llil-mlm-4111. llilvv llnlwrlwn, Ilzulm-man-lu'r. llusm-lti, Samclnsliy. Sclmumn, Scl1wnl'tzlml'll, Slmlor, Signnr, Smaxllvy, Smitll, Spc-ur. Star, Slum-- lvurm-r, Ygllmll-1, Yun llylw, AXYl'l'lll7lllllIll, xvllllillllS, NYumll1mm', lYrny, Yllljllllljl. 39 wks s.. Q1 Qi. M6551 X '-'I sf -QQ...a M Q GIRLS' COURT W'7-Rosy Filippini, Coralin Godwin, Mary jane Done-gan, Erlaine Hovden, president, Lois Sehrager, Betty Highfill, Betty Sue Carmen, not pictured: Joanne Ruderrnaclrer, Helen O'Connor. I' U BOYS' COURT W'47-Larry Miller, Stan Klein, Bill Murchie, Howard Carpenter, Bob Hatch, Bart McGowan, Benny Lorino, Mike Hoffman, Bob Beilmun. ,wwf 4 , . ,, 4 - - 4, it-Q21 -f GS... BOYS' COURT S'47 rf! ,if 5845 ,.,,wQ-0' 42 Siilllliillfll .Ivrry Smith, Kvnny Lcvvr, Dick Williams, Stun Kia-in, .Iolmny NVra1y, jack Voglcy. Sitting: Tom Cialuncli, Dick Ilirlzvl, prvsicic-nt. w i N GIRLS' COURT S317 Standing: Ei'luiiiv llovdmi, Put Hood, prcsiciclit, Carol IAlL'Oi7S0ll Ann Muudlin, Frances Lukcn. Seated: Blll'bllI'll llllllllhlill .1 'iw . ,Qing E.. A uv W- F1 H , 'lg,.,,:,' '41 l .. .- .lflft-Q. A CAROLYN JOHNSON GIRLS, LEAGUE W'47 Girls, League President W'47 Standing: Janice Newcomer, Lois Schrager, Bobbie Hamilton, Bette Iverson, Mrs. Sallee, Erlaine Hovden, Margie Robertson, Laurie Robertson. Sitting: Betty Rumer, Vivien Webb, Helen O,Connor, Carolyn Johnson, Nancy Price, Marilyn Herten, Betty Crocker, Pat Hood. Standing: Mr. Holt, Kenny Brown, Arrow Wulfekuhler, Gordon Crowley, Glen Knobloclc, Nick Alex, Ben Lorino. Kneeling: Louis WVolf, Cal Milner, Richard Niblack. CAL NIILNER Boys, League President VV,47 NANCY lllllfllf Girls' IA'2lf.fll1' l,l'l'SlKll'Ill S'-17 BOYS' l,l'I.M2UlC CAliINlC'I'. SUMNIICH W.-ff fi J KH. , .:,A. b as 'W' Y leg GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET, SUMMER W Buck row: Beverly Russvll, llvlcn fyclilllllllf, Phyllis Bm-kos, Put lloocl, Erluinc llovdcu, Pat Niclmls, Rlllll Tllllfllllbll. Front row: Shirley Kirkwood, Ioycv Nm-wcumvr, Nancy Price, Barbara Reynolds, Mary Ilill, Diana Gliclcman. lull Slum-lmrnvr, Frm-rl Mzrrgolin. Dun -Iilfililll, llurl NlcCmwn, Clauclf' n ll:-rlvge-r', Dim-lc l'lOl'l12llll, Linus Lung, Dun Bulm, Dir-k lrillljlllllll. Dux AIORDAN lluys' Ll'1lj.Illl' Prosiclvnt S47 i s i safety W'47 Standing: Dick Hirtzel, Bart McGowan. Sitting: Bob Cameron, Keith Miller, Johnny Aulepp. athletics W'47 Bob Hatch, Bob Wilson, Gene Bryson, Gary Granville, Oopie Benson, Wolfie Fraychineaud, Cal Milner. service S'47 llownrcl KIau'pc-nt4'l'. lin-lyll llucllm-k, llvlml U'fImmm', Nl'Y1'l'Ij' Nurse-ll, Lumix- Lrmg, Alilll l'i4'x'c1'. I s a f e T y s 4 7 Huh llaum-run, l':nl Collins. 1.1-mm Cucciarclo, Agn:-s Ilnslwuml. Mal Ma-rc-clith, Hurry xYl'll1'l', liill Nllm'llif'. athletics s'47 lkmp rmv: Holm lIllll'll, Dun -lmmnlzlll. Uup l'w1n-wuz. Ilivk Ilirlm-I. linktmn row: Mr. Holt. Hnln lic-ilmam. Whlfic- l ruycl1ilI1-mul. s girl as-7 I as MADRINAS WV'47-Rive Bowman, Vivien VVebb, Maxine Wurzliaugh, Betty Rumer, Helen O,Connor, Sally Smith, Barbara Ernie. Second row: Nancy Price, Beverly Nordloh, Sue Wilson, Eveleen NVinters, Bee Brooks, Beverly Russell, Mary NVoolsey, Pat Hood, Marilyn Herten. Third row: joan Haight, Nm-llv Gregory, Shirley Read, Lois Schrager, Ruth Thornton, Erlaine Hovden, Alice Chambers, and Carolyn johnson. BILL NVOODS BETTY RUMER Escudero President W'47 Madrina President W'4T ESCUDEROS VV'47-Mr. Holt, Gene Bryson, Ben Lorino, Cal Milner, VVayne Schafer, Louis VVolf. Bill XVoods, Baldwin Baker, Norman Banks, jim Bell, Bob Beilman, WVoody Bray, Howard Carpenter, Ed Fauquier, VVolfy F'raychiuf-aud, Cary Granville, Bob Hatch, Bart McGowan, Bill Shepard, john Graham. Bob VVilson, Dean XViueland. --Amen-'-.-n4Q,i,, -, -inn-ucv..-1 --sh i 'S 1 7 Km' I . ' l' ' , ,. . . ,. .... ,,.. -,.-.....-...-. ICSCUDICIKUS S'4T-john Aulepp, Barry Beattie, Bob Beilluun, Harvey Bell, Dick Bond, XVoody Bray, Kenny Brown, Fred Bryan, lloward Carpenter, Ed Fauquier, Bob Fisher. XVolfy Frayeliiueaud, Cary Granville, Bob llateh, Dick llirtzel, Bob llixson, Don jordan, Bart Mellowan, Bill Niurehie, Bob Perkins, Joe Hosettie. Bill Shepard, Dean NViueland. john XVray. IIUWARD CARl'I'IN'l'lili .Y Q HELEN O'CONNOR ' K' liseuclero President S517 Mudrina President S747 MADRINAS S717-l'atNiel1ols, Yvonne De La Yeryuc, Nancy Priee. Norma Yiugling, Lois Cramer, Ann Maudlin, Marianne liolmey, Ruth Tliornlon, Lillian llerrou. Ser-ond row: Gerry Stake. Bettye Biehards, Barbara Reynolds, Beverly Russell, lieth- Iverson, loan Haight, Diana Ulielunan. Third row: -lnyee Neweoiuer. 'Ianiee Newcomer. Pat Hood, Alice Chaunbers, lleleu O'Couno'r, Marilyn llerten, lfrlaine llovden, and Noelle Gregory. lv. . 'v ,,,,,,,,Q LAS DONCELLAS-J. Anthony, R. Asixnow, R. Bailey, B. Neal. M. Branstettely D. Brown, Il. Caine, B. Carden, B. Carclin, li. Carmen, C. Cash, M. Cook, B. Crocker, R. Culle 1. cllllllllllgllillll, O. Davis, Donlcer, S. Dugal, D. Easton NI. Ernst. P. Fitzsinnnons, M. Frye, B. Glennie, E. Hadlock, H. Harker, N. Ilanrin, Heineman, B. Higlifill, P. Ilosking N. Iewett, C. johnson, M. Johnson, E. Kulafatis, M. Kerans, VV. Key, S. Kramer, F. Lalcen, L. Lawson, C. Lloycl, P 9 1 Lylfins, I. Mahler, L. Mitchell, R. Murphree, L Murphy, A. iXlL'CllllIJllg.,ll, My-Canigle, C. Olsen, P. Olson, Rader- lnaelier, L. Rolmertson, S. Rotsel, K. Saunders, K. Sellabo, E. SL-heultzc, L. Stiekney, L. Stholman, Somerville, P. Thomas '1'. 'I'l1o1npson, C. Tripp, Vosburg, X70SllllI'g, B. XVeidenieller, A. Young. LOS CAMPEONES-WA. Pierce, Pres., Riley, M. Franklin, R. Bauer, L. Brown. li. SlltllIlJtlL'li0l', F. Margolin, L. Long. Colby, V. Hirst, E. Fortine, D. Forliatli, B. Smith, Lipliarn Cjolinj, Lipham Cjayj, D. My-Conanghey, D. Bennett, R. Kelley, Kates. VV. Stephanoff. D. Clarke. YV. Grant, D. Snsea. ef 'w LOS SERIGNOS Silverlrerg, Pres., Orr-h:n'd. Colm-n, Beesly, Bohn, Dihnriu, Gudmlis, lllmllnmn, rlzwtrmnl, Hertz. llurn, Ire-l:md,Jz1nis, Life. Levine. Mesuun. Moore, Rundels, ltvynnlds, Ruhinsnn, Rngers. Rngne. Ruyse-, Sandler, Van Vevhten. Wells, Duenckel, Mycrsnn. LAS AMITAS AIlr:lh:un, Anws, A:4immv, llzlrtnn, Bornstw-in, Bottis, B. Brown, G, Brown. Bunvcf, Cnlugnzi. Caldwell, Cnstmiguziy. Caswell f'lJlPlN'I', Clank, t'nnningh:nn, Przlssweller, Day, Dike, Dulfvr, Dinosaur. Dugal, Edwards, Fitzsimmons. Garshfield. Gartler th-rlu-r, Glvnnis, Godwin, Gulwcn, Guldstein. Green, Griggs, Gunnel. Gustafson. I-Iarrison, Hawkins, Hazen, Heineman lluglxm-, llnlhrnnk, lluls4'l1m', Ilnnish, Hudsun. Hnghlett, Irvine, .I:i:'ulzsun. Jones, Kzirmire, Knowles, Kurland, Kyrie, Lamme liyliins. Lyuns, Mz'C7:mn. M1-Quonn, Muhum-y, Miller. Mitchell, D. Murphy, L. Murphy, Niblavk, Nichols. O'Meara, Pfund l'ursl1-y, ltulu-r, linssu, Ruiz. Salznnm, Sulvu, Szuindl-rs, Sm-lioknl. Sc'hrm'h. Svlater, Sells, Shaw, Sirkler. St, John, Steele Sn-!'l'a-11. Str-wart. Sturm, Tluunpsun, Tripp, Sf-hroiter. Wveks, Wilbf-r, Wright, Vusbnrg, Vosburg. Valdez. Young, Merz, Wygznit Munn, M1'l+'zul1l4:i1. SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY W'47-Asimow, Bair, Baven, Bisciglia, Branstetter, Brown, Burger, Cameron. Carlson. Carmen. Carrier. Castellaw, Chambers, Cluett, Costello, Cramer, Cullen, Cummins, Dunbar. Durst, Easton, Edwards, Ernest, Feiner, Forbath, Fortine. Franklin, Harker, Hirst, Herten, Horton Hovden, Iverson, Jameson, Johnson, Jordon, Kaplai, Karmire, Kline, Knowles, Lopez-Fabrega, LaVelle Maudlin, McConaughey. McKinney, Meeks, Nash, Nebel, Newcomer, Nichols, Nordstrom, Norris, O'Conner Olsen, Ousted, Pendergrass, Pierce, Pohlman, Reynolds. Roseman. Rouse. Saunders, Schabo, Schneider Schuetze, Shepard, Star, Smith, Snow, Taylor, Thompson. Tripp, Yingling, Wojtyla. LETTERMENS CLUB W47-Row 3: Fraychineaud, Robertson Brown Lorlno Wray Murehm Hirtzel Bryson, Banks. Wood, Adamsak, Coach Smith. Row 2 Rice Pierce Bugg Carpenter Shepard Gran ville, McGowan, Bray Hatch. Row 1: Benson, Fauquier Folbath Wmeland Dingillan Seletos Clark zxBf1e1Ell!12'..Jz.1.An!:2im. ' msvis1 on u F29 Opp- s V' 5 :si tif.-i,Y lllll' i i :xi ll 1'lu'r1' ll'l'l'l' lnruins' llwn loo- QCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY S'47-Ackerwold, Anthony. Asimov, Bur Bnboui Bexttie Berlin Buen Disc-iglia. Branstetter, Brothers, Brown. L. Brown, Burger L nne Qnrns Cildvnell Cameron Cnison Carmen. Carrier. Castellaw. Chambers, Cluett, Cohen, Cook P Look Cowtello Ci unix Cioiker Cullen Cummins. Dachs, Davis, Dolfer. Donegan, Donker. Diy Dunbn Durning Duist Breton Fdvindx J, Edwards, Eldridge. Ernest. Feiner, Fish, Fitzsimnons Ifoibith Ifoitine Fianklni Giddes Giinulli Goodman. Green, Griggs. Haight, Harker, M. Harker, HilIlN4lll H nt H itth Hmkina Hexneman Heltl Hirst. Herten, Hogeland, I-Ionish. P. Honish, Horton Hoskins Hoxden Iuison Jicobaon Jnneeon John:-ion, Jones. Jordon, Jose. Kalafatis. Kaplan, Kfnmire Kate-4 Ixnne king Kline Knowles Lopez Falnwlga. Labanst, La Velle, Luce, Lusliing, Markley Minn Mludlin M ixvsell Mit ike Matonux Mvlntue. MvKim McKinney. ML'Gown. Meeks. Mertz, Mesmon Meti ilf Millei Ni-ali Nekel Newtomu Niglaczk, Nichols. Nordstrom, Norris, Oetting. O'Coanor Olsnn Onstid I iglii Ptdlfltll Pendeip.,i 1-N Pfund, Phelps, Phelps. Pierce. Pohlman, Pollard, Puiplay Riney Randelw Reynolda Rotkuell Roxe man, Rouse. Russell, Sacks. Sakamoto, Saunders, Soho Smhiho qchneidex Smhromk Schnftzn Selle Shane. Sharp, Shepard. Silverbergf. Sontag. Sorshy, Stn Qtetfen Stewnt Stxmger Qnnth Snovx Tiy lor. I.. Taylor, M. Taylor, Thompson, Thornton. Tr pp Hinclina Vildu Von Veehin Vorkt Voxbuig.. W1-idcofcllcr. Wilbcr, Walls, Wilson. Wolfson, Wojtyla l.I'1'I I'l'IRMAN'St'l.llB S'47 Top row: Don Hanrion, Harvey Bell. Sid Zimmerman. Dick Robertson Johnny Anlfspp. Don Faml. Wolfie Frayr-him-aud, Bob Dingilian. Box Hixson. Ed Fauquier. Dir'kHirtz1-I Dirk W1-llea. .Ind Stonehnrnc-r, Boh Binder, Gary Granville. Bart McGowan. Bob Hatch. Kenny Brown H'Il Shr-pard, Howard Carpt-nter, Norman Clark. Coarh Smith. bottom row. Bill Seletos, Oop Benson Gs-iw Sta-im-r, Dean Winoland. Lane Friend, Al Pierce, Dick Forbath, Stuart Held, and Woody Bray. m 1 f '-an -f... .,,i.,,.,M g ,,. . A , interest lub Y---.. el circulo Castellano Bair, Bernstein, Block G. Branstetter, N. Branstetter, M. Brier, D. Brown, L. Brown, Caine, Carlson, Carrier, Cas- telaw, Caswell, Cluett, Colai- anni, Cook, P. Cook, Crocker. Cunningham. Dachs, Dike. Doak. Dolfer, Donegan. Durst, Easton. Eckels, Edwards, Fowler, Garry. Gartle, Gul- lord, Hardy. Hagan, Hawkins, Heineman, Heining. Highfill. 1-Iovden, Jewett. Johnson. Ka- lafatis, Kaufman, Kurkian, Kushen, Labansat, Lopez, Ly- kins, Mammett, Mayfield, McKenny. McGonife, Meier. Newcomer, Niblack, Nicholes, O'Meara, Persons, Pursley. Rodermacher, Renker, Russo, Salvo, Schetze. Skupen, Sig- nor, Smith, Spangrude, Spro- eul, Steele, Steffen, E. Tay- lor, L. Taylor, Thomas. Thompson, Tripp, Thearle, Trosin, Valdez, Vosburg, Wels, Whitman, Wojtyla. Wolfsen, Ward. Wright. Young, M. Young. Advisor, Miss Power. harlequin club Arons, D. Brown, L. Brown Barton, Brady, Carden, Car- roll, Cairns. Chandlee. Durst Griggs, Gunnell, Hagan, Har- vey, Hatton. Hudson, Hart Karmire. Knowles, Kaplan Margolin, Martin, Milhaupt Morris. Murray, Pursly. Rak- er, Raney, Rotsel, Rebold Schokel, Schreiter. Sontag Spangrude, Stickney. Still- well. Wilberg. Wolfson. Wy- gant, Miss Bryne, Advisor. bible club Artlnxr, Baines, Beal, A. Brown, C. Brown Caims, Causley, Davies, Fry, Know lmueln, A. Maxwell, M. Maxwell, Moran Melloimell, Shearer, Skarin, Sielnnan Sinitll, Stringer, Tyennan, NYagnon, Arl- yisor, Miss M. Miller. circle francais Asiinow, Bac-lcraelx, Beal. Beesley, Berger, Brown. NI. Brown, Bnlile, Cain, Clark, Cohen. Crasseweller, Crippin, Crocker, tinslming, Day, Dewes, Drnning. lfxlwarcls. l'iIlll'l'SUll, Fielcl, Floycl. Flynn, Carsli- lieltl, Cerlmer, Cerloff, Griffin. Uneeiarrlo, flnnnell. llaskins, lryine, 'lat-olvxon. -Ianis. Keranw, Kirkwood, Knter. Kyne, Lon. Lyons, Mann, Mareton, Marley. Marsh, Nlaylmerry, Meeks. Nlitelmell Nlyers, Nel- son, Newman. U'Neil, Ureliarml, Patter- son, Pielcard, lliellarclson, Bolmison, Bock- uell, Sayznian, Saunders, Selilielc, Sello- lcal, Sit-kler, Swann, C. Vitale, L. Vitale, VVallin5.:, Xvestlalce, NVilliains. Young, Sxxilmel, Aclyisor, Miss Dunean. future farmers Bm-lie, Bell, Brunner, Dean, Dixsons, lilliot, Fox, Frenn, llarcly, Hagan, llaig, llolillnan, .Iollil'fee, Kane, Kellar, King, I,nt-ksinger, Marsh, Mathews, Merkley. Miller, Mt-flnrtly, Mt-l.aws, Mt-Mahon, llielce, Boselli, Saunders, Sawyer, SlllllQ'I', St. 'Iolnn, Swan, Sweet, Tlloinpson, Tunis, Vantlenlinrgli, Vantlerln-rg, xV1lSlllJtlI'll, Watkins, XVIneelz,-ss, NVrigliton, Advisor, Nlr. Crave. Cin lin GIRLS' CLEE CLUB Bair, Brucly, Bfikklllllll, Brown, Cairns, Caldwell, Cnriiizui, Curricr, Davis, Donvgnn, Downing, liclwnrrls, Clulutro, Crm-gory -iyfii-Id, Nlcrz, Mlirpiiwv, Ne-wcoiiwr, Pc-ug-ook, Pendleton, Pflllld, Portcr, N. Pl'il'l', S. Prim'-, livycs, Hiciiallwisrlii, Holm sxvll, Slivpairci, Smith, Sh-plwiisoll S1Xl!lj.fl'llCll' Tczlclimlt, Tiiornion, YVl1it4-, XVoli', Yingling. BOYS' CLEE ,CLUB Barbour, B4-nson, Cniiiic-ici, Clinildlm-, Cook, linvvs, Ell1i'I'SK3I1, lfsch, Tolvy, Forlmtll, Forvste-r, Cimixillv, Huiclvinzin, Hurt, llnrw-y, Hvnnc-nizin, lloovvr, lordini Knolilock Mnrgolin, Pvtvrs, Picrcv, Hvgnii, Hoysc-, Sannclle-r, Sm-lnnnlvon-lie-i', Schovn- gurtli, Schwartz, Spmr, Smith. Spun-lit. Stung. Star, S1lSi'il,Till'ill'iC, XVvlu-r, NVinelz1nci, XVittw4-r, xVOI'li1il1j.':, Young, Ilullvy. Km-fair E ccizmlo. Cinnn-ll, Hahn, lluiglit. Ilzmrker, lflcrron, Horton, llovclen, Iva-rson, vlucobson, Kvy, Klnlli, Kogvl, Knts-r, Inxinl ORCIIICSTIXA S317 Xclmns, Alvx, nXml4-rsfm, Hawks, Iiurrun, Brmvn. f:1lI'l'ii'l', f:1l5l1'llllXV, Clzlppur, Column, czlilll, Davis, ljllllhllf, Durkcc, I lxxzuzmlx, l'.IlllllllIIN. lin l'I.u'l, I all'm'sx I 2ll'l'l'I, l uslvl'. lrl'i5lllfl', llalrkvr, llalrlnu-k. llvggvlalllal. Ilixsmn, llnnisll, Hoskins. IHRIIIS, llau-Irwin K1'lllH'Ch', Kmmlm-5, l,11kl'll, Lal N1-llr-, Nillllflllill, Nlzlxuvll JK., XILIXXYCH XI., Nll'llllf'l'L'. NICKQHOII, Nnlmlvs. Nmnmlly, Ny:-, U'KImmr-r, l'41rmm, I'm'runm't, l'im-rw, liunkin, Ryllll, Sc'l1m'llga1l'lIl, Scll1ln'lm'. Slllllllg, Sniclvr. Spilkal, StnH'm'4l, Slang Hlgnsm-r, 'llmylrmr Xl., 'llnylur li., rlilltllllklx 'l'ic-rnvy, 'l.l'i4'fS,'ll, Xxyllillj Xvllitlllllll, XVilliauns. 1 v - In-.l, lm'rm.m. Irullcm, Hx 'l'lilfIl3l.IQ CLICFF 'mx'n. crllI'llll'llXl'l', c:illl5ll'y, QIIIHSUII. Cuupm-1', lJilCliSIllilll, Davis, Diyurin. Ducllcy, l lallwl'h ', Cilmsun x f.lmnn.r', 1.1111-v l'l'uut4'guml, ll2lllSillj.f, Hzulsml, llalrrisrm. Hu 'lma1ll. lluglw. Kmmwlm-ra, Kg 110, L11 BOIIS. xlkfjilllll, NlcK0011 X!m-ks, Xl:-mln, Nliclnu-lwn, Norris C., Norris K., Pi'll'l'S0ll, Phillips, Pimlotl. l,llIlti'I', Ijllllllllll, Pulxlman, llolwwts, Sumuvl Slllllllfil, S1-IIS, S1-wr-ll, SkilIIIl'l'. Sylws. Yl'illllillj.fl'l'. 'l'm'ik, 'l'yvl'ln:ul. XXVLIQIIUII, XYill'l'l'Il, NYujlylu. .2 , Z: J , ,Z V Q 3, I if A I x 1 , ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 'fr' 2 i 33555 U . , Q D A Q A Y ' ' fkf , x i , va iv , ,Q . ' '- ,. , - Q 1 , ,h , Q , ,, A ., Y. F L Q NN - . 1 , 'Z 'N . ' ' ' - A N 1 X .5 5, .. ' ' 1 1- ' k 5. lf I -Q ' b fy ' ea 1' .V - - ,' - L . N 2, n V .. , ww r W A f - . i 'rd ' ' ' .f N , 5 K T.: Q gi9 Y 'V, ,, ' A W ' 1 ' 0 WE uf , ,K I gg ZA K 'Nga W 3 ,- w., 1 ,wad .. h A . . ' u .f-arm, ,Q rs- Q, 5. masquettes D. Bell, P. Bulgier, C. Conra-d, M. Crocker, B. Ford, B. Frie, C. Hamann, F. LaBouvie, S. Mitchell, S. Myers, P. Olsen, D. Peterson, Sheldon, B. Stevens, N. Weeks, E. White, R. Cullen, M. Edwards, L. Grant, F. Ford, R. Grant, D. Green, D. Harrison, D. jameson, M. Jensen, C jones, S. Kramer, A. Lipe, M. Peterson, P. Peterson, D. Pfund, B. Richard, C. Westenberg, A. Husband, K. Syrnan, Mrs. Stridborg, advisor. auclitorium staff B. Haldeman, B. Franklin, D. Parsons, B. Minor, N. Clark, E. Star, D, Wilson, D. Woodard, G. Reis, C. Fletcher, F. Bouts, D. Hanrion, T. Hart, Morey, D. Rondoni, R. Carr, Mr. Shepro, advisor. sound crew Left to right: Il. Minkley, T. Jennings, M. Williams. Mr. Sehelius, advisor. stage crew SUITIITIGI' Top row fleft to rightjz F. Bearney, L. Lowe, F. Gor- don, B. White, H. Davis, P. Calis, D. Hammond. Bottom row fleft to rightl: L. Vitos, P. Parsons, D. Marcklay, Harrison, H. Harvey, D. Best. stage crew winter Top row Cleft to rightlz D. Pharo, B. White, D. Stretz, E. Cunningham, B. Plimp- ton, R. Lopez. Bottom Cleft o rightj: F. Beamey, D. Marklay, Wray, L. Lowe, H. Davis, Mr. Williams, sponsor. Q.. , V 1 C. 'A 'I A 'YM 'rf' Top Huw: Hit-lnartt ltarris, ltulucrt Hitlglvy, Claris 'l'lwa1'lv,-It-1'1'y XVvstlakv. Front Row: Sgt. Cash tI!lSfI4llL't0l't, Cadets: Capt. Hidvr. Major Kastle, Lt. Col. L.urino. Major Twonlcy, Cadets: Capt. Feinvr, Capt. Mt-ikle, Lt. Barron, Sgt. Bates tlnstructorj. Top How: Capt. Star. Lt. Farrvl, Lt. Harris, Capt. Millard, Lt. Searling, Lt. Yvalling. 3rd Huw: Capt. Nat-kman, Lt. Rm-is, Lt. XViltwr, Lt. Mt-Cavin, Capt. Rider, Lt. jaconlh. Zncl How: Lt. Col. Fl'tllt'l', Capt. Todd. Major NIL-iklv. Lt. NVOoclward, Lt. Squpen. Front Huw: lst Sgt. Clapp, lst Sgt. Batt-s, 'IX-dx. Sgt. Cash, Instructor. . Wm Q g.. do-' . C W Q. -,XL 4 - fix -Wu ...wr l'op Row: 'I'. Yuinguuo, Clmnl, Bfilillllilll, Uzixis, B. Yamiaino, Iawksoii, Sowing, 'l'aiylor, Cook l'iu'solls. Lopvz. :Sul How: lClig.5l1-s, Slrossvr, liilliilain. Smilii, lloos, Paxlaizo, Ci'iffin, XVIN-civss, Cook. RUtii1.ZK'l Aciauns. l'ronl Now: finial. Stair, lil. l'c'rr4-I, l.l. iiill'I'lS, Sgt. P1'l'i'iIlIS. Nir. Ross ii,m'aiLli'rD. I'op Now: Nizilioiwy, Allvn, l'1Ul'iilll'. l,. lirown, Sxx'qu'lz, B1'I'glllllll. l':ilXl'S. lwalvli. Klllllil'f Brody, Kiclwvll, Bcliun, Swift. Sui Row: Aliivoinln, Drqlkv, Colby, Schultz, Daiilvy, lltli-iilllilll. Kvvsiiin, -IAICOIIS, Ucwcs, Prim Nic'Kiimlwo1i. 21111 Row: l,ow1'y. Parson, lhillcic-is. Iii-iiiiivk, Alvorci, c:l'llNYi-Ul'Cl, O. Nlzirsii, l3lli'5.5m'l', liirsl Clraint. Cray. flutliriv, Corilvy. Mzlrquairl. Front Hou: Lt. Soaring, Sgt. llmimwmiil, Ciipl. Tomlml, IA. lhyclsoii. .Q-' ',. A is Q5 ' E W 1' Kawai 'T V, whiff? '. 52 , .51 fu tty.: v , sw - 5 N we . , ,- ' A :,. x , , ,I ,Q . A .misf- b. co. Top row: Caiati, llartinan, San- tnya, Al'L'l1L'l', Austin, Ilansvn Hunts, Nt-In-l, Nlarlvy, liscli Carslificltl. Srcl row: XVl1iting, Clirixtxnan Zainlnury, Bland. llc-ilulv, Kycl- snn. Snyclc-r. Clin-txvmicl, NVilson Qnil row: Coia, XXilllZl'II, Balccr Lockhart, Frics. Bm-lw1't. Cn- gvrt, Nc-lson. lla-inan, Gromit-y Anclvrson, Martin. Front row: Lt. NIL-Gavin. Capt Na'-lunau. Sgt. Knolmlocla. Lt Nlfillwr, . CO. Top row: Pcrrint, NValling XVliitc, Lcwis, lluucli, Pnpr- hlolinson, Ratt-lift., Title-, Lmmlil' Gabriel, Ragglancl. 3111 row: Feinstein, Frost, Pat- tvrson, Hit-li, Ograin, Sniitli Pyanmvslti, Bat-ll, XVooclarLl Proucly. Zncl row: Gilliam. Dilcv. K1-rt-in cval, Hmm-ro, Rt-is, Mcflancllisli 'l urnsianl. l1l10l'll1', Frat-ns, Max- wt-ll, Cartlcy. Front row: Lt. Lapin, Capt Milarcl, Lt, XVilcy. Sgt. Pal tvrson, DSW C. CO. Top row: Eavvs, Carclvy, Klin- cr, Fl5nn, Curlmin. Stn-A-l, Lancln Kayamo, Nt-unian. ll. XVi1itt' llc-man, Gott-li, llall, liuclxlvy D. Brown, Paw, D. Marsli. li Srnitli. lacolms. 3111 row: Crawl'nrtl, lfrocniau Carrcl, C. -loin-s, Cnttst-gcn Farnswurtli. Gln-zzi. Tirrc-l list-li -lose, ll. Alonvs, Atwnocl, XVoolsnn, Vl'atkins, Swcct C Smitli, Marquart. 2ncl row: Cllllillll. XYl1itvlaw, ll Sinitli, Mr-tt-alt, W4-ch-r. Ural' Curiv, llunt, Hnlpli. Bclinn, U Marsh. Allen. C. Snlitli, Quinn XVtlSl1l7lll'll. Pistunv. Kaisvr Plant. Crinvr. Frnnt row: Lt. Alan-mnlm. Lt. Mv- Cavin, Capt. Rick-r, Sgt. Knnlm- lm-lx, Sgt. Swift. Sgt. Swarll. gg Q-635, ' W 1 as x J ,V 7 W M 'Z 'S I - , - - ' g vi - ' s ' 'iv Y - ' ' A V 'S ii? C ,. an ,gi , afhle 're of The year BEN LOHINO WV47 ATIILETE OF TII ' NVILFHED FRAYCHINEAUD S'47 E SEMESTER ATHLETE OF sporTsman's pr Dear Lord, in the b t a tle that goes on through l ask but a field that is fair, A chance that is equal to all in the strife, A courage to strive and to dare, And if I should Win let it be by the code, With my faith and honor held high, And if l should lose, let me stand by the road And cheer as the Winners pass by. Anon ymous THE YEAR ayer I varsi'ry foofba HUSKIES I M4 M visirons: : : - r- 6.1 I-I ,.'XI'l .-Xl N I'UlJlI3.'Xl.l, Sl-ll :XID ISHS SI'i,'XSONf'l'up row' C u iin'cIi'i'i C'iu'Ix Kii ' ' Q . .. . . . , .1 , llgillllilll, lwigg. Suimiit-lil. iIAlltlIllI1,SlI'I'IZ, llaiurimi .'xlAl'il4'lA. lInIIm.m, Kntvll. Scott. 'l'liinl row: .lun-Iismi, lic-clilirk, I.11CInvz1, Kiioiilovk. B. Bt-II, NVQ-lls, EIIIUTSOII, ZillIIlll'l'lllilII Iiigflmi, Hllfilllilll, Clliflm-Il, IS, Iimwii, AcI:1iiis:1k. Sm-L-mimi row: Aiiailliyvv. 'IOI'ililIl. C:1i'p4-iit1'l'. Siivpainl. K. Brown, Hull I'ailt:-ixarii, Stun:-, Iinial, Kviizlr, Slum-lmriu-r, Hliiis. First ww: llcuwii Nvismi, .-Xia-x, NVUQLIS, Allivpp. McUowaiii, Capt. YY1'ny Kigipl. l i'.iym-liim-guul, I.m'imi, Se-lclos, Il. lit-ll. lfisiwr, Banks, Asst. Coin-Ii Siiiitli. NIJIIIII IIOI,l.YNWlOD'S X'AlISI'I'Y CIIIIJDIQHS lo win tluait Iimmr. In winning svn-in gauiu-x with Iml ililll an guucl it mul :ui mltslaliidiiig czliilpzligli in I9-16. IIN- mic loss, tin' Imim' mini gray Iilis' ruiln-ci up 184 points Lmiiig miiy mn- liil, Iiml an 39 to 7 wllalcixilig ily IIN' In mtv as um' ut, Ilia' Iiighc-st scmiiig outfits iii till' city' Valli-5' Vilillllllx. Claumgu l'iu'k. Ilairxia-y Nvlscmis 4-rc-w limi allways gain- tlivir In-st in 4-ttorts that wmilml do xvmiiuml up in tin' 1-ircllitvs svwiiici spui mini L'2lI'lll'll tin' jlistim-4' In any Iiigli sm-Iluoi I-If-wn iii any svvtimi ot' tin' riqlil In play in lin- Xliik Bowl, IIN- tiiirci Iliiskic l'iC'X'l'Il t'ulll1tl'y. l.I Y I IIN! IIINI Xl ID I XII YXI.I.I'IY 'I'.-XCIKI.I'I .Xl,I.-LIII IND IU C'XI l'XIY INYY XYIIAY IIARYIIY NELSON I III! I XII XIUII FRANCES SNIITII Assistant Coat-lm NICK ALEX llurd running but-k its BILLY SELETOS All-Valllcy Itulflmck BOB BINDER All Valley center ,X 1 l-luskie varstiy had more than a small s l's share of good gridiron talent which ed up 'Well all season. At the head of that li 'Was Willy Fraychineaud who was not only a unanimqus all league end selection, but was irkardad a second string berth on the Helms fllsupdotion mythical all city eleven. Big Wolfy was a defensive demon as Well as being a gre' offensive Wingman and at the end of the s on with 42 points to his credit Was elected co-captain along with Iohn Wray who was another standout all-valley man who operated from a tackle spot. i , Not PlL'tlll't'llZ BEN LUBINU 2nd All-Valley end BILL WVOODS 2nd All-Valley lmck NORM BANKS BART McGOXVAN Sturdy gnarcl Lfilglln-'s lwst blocking hawk HARVEY BELL BUD FARNES DICK XVALL BOB FISHER Starting guard 1'lur-v kick expert Reserve- vncl Nlanmnotlt tackle IIUSKIE FIRST STBINC-Line-Fruychincuncl, Vllruy, Boll, Aulcpp, Fishc-r. Lorino. Bucks- Alex. Banks, NVo0cls, Seletos. Not Pictured-Binder. Other standouts Were: Billy Seletos who was one of the most feared backs in the loopg Ben Lorino, who played the end opposite Fray- chineaud and was a stellar perlormerg Billy Woods at tullbackg Nick Alex, the .Leagues lightest but one of its hardest running backs: Bob Binder, bulking centerg Bob Fischer, rough tackleg and guards Harvey Bell and Bart Mc' Gowen, who held the center of the Huskie forward wall together. Each and everyone con- tributed to the success of the 1946 Huskie steam roller. K, BILL SHEPARD HOYVARD CARPENTER Speedy right half Durable lmlfbnck N.lI N.ll N.ll N.H N.ll SCOREBOARD . 27 ian. I2 7 uv. 39 27 si: I2 70 v.u. fs Mg . 32 v.N. zo AIIM KELLER KENNY BHONVN 'IOHN AULEPP Promising tncklt- Full-livery quarter of vu-ry game Capable cm-utr-r 3' Zlll ZIMMHRMAN ALTON ARCHER -IIM KLINCAMAN DICK XVELLS llurcl hitting guard Dependable tackle Sub fullback Tough blocking lmck I XIX BILL BUCK! CO-CAPTAIN BOB llA'l'Cl'l N.ll. fi EH. 6 N.H. 7 C.P. 0 N.ll. 12 V.ll. 6 N.ll. 6 S.F. T N.ll. 0 V.N. 1:3 be football Coach Fred Elliott's Bee football brigade had a typical Pup year, while not being the league's number one outfit, ti was always a tough nut to crack. Led by Bob Hatch, the blue and gray always ,gavie the opposition plenty to think about and with other backs besides I-latch, such as McCaffery, Crowley, Frazier, l-leizer, Bond, Miller, Lever, Kaufman, and Bordy, the baby Huskies had an over abun- :lance of offensive material. Ends Stanton, Friend, Wulfekuhler and Waldron, Tackles Sandusky, Wanek, and Nordstrom, Guards Vandenburg, King, and Berling and Centers Bugg and l-lixson gave the high flying Puppies a forward Wall that made North Hollywood tough ot beat. Bl If FOOTBALL SQUAD-Top row: Moore. llopkins, Bird, johnson, Bond, St. Cluirv, Fish, Griffith. -itll row: Vlrlsli, Vzim-1-', Bunkin, Peters, Stanton, King, llixsun, Friend, Arclford. Puglia, Dulqnist, Almzl. 3rd row: Cont-lr lllliutt, Bridge, Solc, Ncttles, Bell, Nordfstroin, Sandusky, L:ll2lYl'Z, Borcly, Prim, Briclgv- tkml, Pvt:-, Bush, Flip, VVvz1x'c-1'. Zncl row: Berlin, Heiser, Bond, XVulclron, Roselli, Miller, Lever, Knut'- lnun, xltllllll'IllJll1'g, XVill1llCli, Bray, Barbour, lone-s, lNlclntyrc, Ponnce. lst row: ML-Caffe-ry, Ynnulsliitu, C1'mx'li-y, Bivu, Bngg, llaituli, Stem-le, Frzlslier. Surslmy, XYlllll1'litll1lCI'. 'l'lu- twu must impurtauit quali- livs ol' at goml tvaun am- uliility :mtl spirit. Ui' tln-so two, spirit is ilu- llill'lll'Sl tu olmtztin, lint tlw Nurtli llullywuml rally 4-mnlnittvv j.lilYl' mu-li :mtl 4-vm-ry lluskim- tvaun an lairgm- svml-off in spirit lxy its zliligt-nt work. 'l'lu- actual accoun- plislnm-nts uf tlw rally committvv Ziff' slmwu in tlw finv rvt-orcls of ilu' lluskim' alllilvlic tvums. lop rnw: Bula lllllglllilll, civil? Str-im-r, Bill Slwpnrcl, Conn-li Lumly. Cla-ulcr row: Frm-cl Margolin, Ann Nluuclliu, Dimm Clit-kmun, Bt-tty Iliglilill. l runl rnw: Oopiv Bon- smm, l,1-mm Um'c'iali'clu, -lauiica' Nvw- c-miivr, Nfll'Il12l Ylllilllllll, lirllil' Star. Not llll'llll'l'Kl2 lftl HUIISUII uncl liilllfll' llulwrtsmi. SKIUHICISOAHD N.II. -10 lC.ll. 27 XII. 53 CLP. 25 N.Il. S39 S.l . 38 N.II. 64 V.ll. 49 N.lI. I3-t YN. -16 N.Il, :SU lC.R. 27 N.II. -18 C.l'. 32 X.II. 56 SJ . 37 N.lI, 48 Y.II. -123 N.lI. S36 VN. 613 We S I a ,xiii X t,,. ,. Q i. 1 1 if ' s rg 'I.'XNlfflC NlfVVffOlXlEll UUPHC BENSON LICUNA CUCCIARDO Co-llcncl llzilly Girl llvaul Yt-ll Lvaiclcr Co-llvucl Rally Girl rally comm'Hee -,:....-an, ws A W as .. varsi'ry basketball llUSKllC VAllSl'l'Y l31XSKl'l'l'l3ALI, SQUAD-Top: llalwlillgi Billll'l' Llllii'. S.:-pviml'l', l,m1gm't'. Clrutty. Front row: Com-li Lundy, Lulu: llolzvr. Voglvy. Capt. Crugur. Pt-rkins, H4-tligcr, liolwrtson. sf. 5 J? + y W. g 4' f f I ,E Q six . ,sf , it m Q as 1 f 1 2 sz, Z f is :V . L .., .-W 44 ei AL LUNDY JACK VOGLEY Huskie Head Coach All league forward THE NORTH HOLLYWOOD VARSITY BAS- KETBALL OUTFIT smashed to a second spot in league play, bested only by the Van Nuys Wolves who were runners up to mighty Fair- fax in the city play offs. Al Lundy floored a high scoring duo which was hard to stop and indeed was no disappointment to Huskie rooters. Heading the list of stars was captain and center Ierry Cruger who earned a second all league berth, but was rated by many, along with Wolf Bob Campbell, the best floor rnan in the loop. lack Vogley, sensational lUth grade forward who amassed 157 points in 10 games, topped by 37 in one tilt, earned recognition on He1m's first mission city team. Claude Rediger and Freddy Holzer, the sterling Huskie guards, were tough to beat With flashy Freddy another of Lundy's sophomore iinds. Darwin Luke, Dick Robertson, Phil Rawlings, Bob Lougee, Ralph Bauer and Bruce Perkins were others that stood out tor the blue and gray. With most of these boys coming back, plus aid from those terrific Bees, the North Hollywood varsity casaba crew is rated as the rnost promising of next year's teams. BRUCE PERKINS CLAUDE REDIGER DICK ROBERTSON Sophomore flash 2nd All Valley guard Mr. Reliable e, llASKlC'l'llALL SQUAD-llow 2: Klc-iii, Vllilliams, Pix-rco, Scliram, lNIc-Clzuis, Cont-lt Lundy, llow 1: Perkins, Forlmth, Sclutfcr, llart, llcld, Smith. bee bas ketball los angeles city champs Undoubtedly the number one team at North Hollywood this year and in the last lew years was the Bee basetball outfit which under Al l..undy's guidance achieved the highest honor possible lor a team in this section ot the coun- try by placing first in the Los Angeles City Bee casaba playoffs. The city champs were every bit the champions they were cracked up to be, not only in ability but spirit and heart as they showed to everyone that saw them play, that they had that come from behind spirit which especially marked their play in the city tour- nament against towering foes. CU-CAP'l'AlN XVAYNIC SCHIAFER DICK XVILLIAMS C0-CAPTAIN AL PIERCE Urcut ll lluorinzul Smistttimml giuircl Leader and iw unter so 1 s JERRY SMITH FRED BRYAN BOB PERKINS High Pointer in Toumcy Stellar guard Finn- teain num The undefeated Bees were paced by their two fine spirited leaders Wayne Schafer and Al Pierce, forward and center respectively, Both boys wre exceptionally fine team men, operated perfectly with one another, and were always a credit to the school they represented Fred Bryan, Bob Perkins, and Dick Williams made up the rest of the line-up on a team which specialized in teamwork. ferry Smith was the flash of the team and a high scorer, who along with reserves Klein, Hart, Dingilian, Schram, Forbath, Held and McClaus gave the Bees a good bunch to fall back on in emergenceis. THE GREATEST 'B' BASKETBALL TEAM IN HUSKIE HISTORY ,fe,.T.,,.z.. V LLEY BIIAMPIUNS 1941 CITY CIIIMPIU S 1941 N.H N.H N.H N.H SCOREBOARD . 38 Venice 29 34 Garfield 31 . 29 Washington 28 . 32 Nzirhonne 30 q-1 smug-mw3 ' I wvgwmwr-M Huw l: Bush, Bvrlin, Stung, lNI0namcgr0, Dziviclgv, Ilvuvr. lluctvr, Star, Mc-Claincllisli, Benson, Cmnt-li Lundy. Huw 2: liorrly, Vain Iluson, Arclwr, Piittvrsoii, llzilclvmm, lluwcr, Mury, F0l't'Stt'1'. llvnry. Huw Sl: Dunlap, llaison, Lipluun, Brooks, llc-nnvnuui, ltilw, Buns. gymnastics Winning gymnastic championships at North Hollywood is becoming quite a habit as tor the fourth time in the last five years, Huskie mus- clemen walked off with league honors. With a tie ni the Canoga Park dual meet the only blot on their record, the blue and gray tide rolled over every other foe easily. Gerry Henneman led the Al Lundy attack by garnering two tirsts in every meet of the year and set a new rope climb league record at 5,65 Oopie Benson for the second straight year proved liimsell to be the Valley's number N Pl Dltl'I'I l'l Illl,I, MASON 4 mrsi- l i'0i- x one tumbler and Oop's brother Ed made it almost a tamily matter by being the league's terror on the horizontal and parallel bars. Bill Mason and Gay Gothridge kept Huskie foes jumping in the tree x as did Don Pedretti and Ernie Starr on the side horse. Hughie Heuer alter some scholastic difficulties turned out to be the long horse star ot the team although ,ay Lipham proved to be a sturdy vaulter in his own right. Others who kept up the Huskie end were Allyn Boss, Dee Henry, Chester Dunlop, Don Stang, and Bob Haldeman. l'lDl3lE BENSON CIQHHY IIENNLNI XV BUYS ltopc and ltiiigs N.H. 7 C.P. 0 N.H. 4 V.N. 3 N.H. 5 S.F. 2 N.H. 7 E.R. 0 N.H. P V.H. ? UBIE SCHMEIDER BOB HATCH BOB DINGILIAN JOHN BENNETT zgues no one player Second only to Schmeider Unbeaten in 4th spot A sure point getter tennis Two days after El Camino deadline, the North Hollywood and Verdugo Hills tennis bri- gades were to meet in a match which meant the circuit championship to the winner of the two undefeated racket squads. Fred Elliott's Huskies gained the edge on pre-match dope, but the valiant band of Dons, after their second straight title, were sure to make a iight of it. Up to that point the Huskies had steam rollered through everything they ran up against, and paced by Hubie Schmeider, Von Nuys was the only trouble they had. Besides single aces Schmeider, Hatch, Bennett, Ding- ilian and Brown, the Huskies had in their fold, doubles teams hard to beat, Thearle and His- song, and Forbath and Milner. IIUSKIE TENNIS SQUAD-How 3: Conch Elliott, Beurney, Snider, Silverberg, Rouse, Lock- xxood, Schme-idcr, Hixson. Row 2: Mclntyre, Brown, Forhath, Dingiliun, Hatch, Theurlc. Row 1: Ross, Berle, Bennett, Fauquier, Niles, Hirsona. HOWARD CARPENTER FRED ELLIOT Broad ump-220-100 Ileacl Track Coach JOHN WRAY Shot Putt varsity 'rrack Raced in bad luck , is what the racing form would say about this year's North Holly- wood Varsity track team, which wound up third best in league standings, while losing only one dual meet. Yes, the Huskies did race in tough luck, which started right away when Dick Hirtzel, who placed in the Valley mile last year, failed to pass the medical examination two days before the opening meet and hurdler Bill Murchie had scholastic difficulties which prevented him from competing. Nevertheless, Colfax avenue made a fine showing for itself in a year when the circuits marks were the best in some time. Up until that HUXVARD SPEAR -140-I'ule Vault fatal day when the Wolves out Van Nuys way got red-hot and took them into camp, the blue and gray had been unbeaten. When the Valley finals rolled around to decide the champion- ship between the Huskies, Van Nuys and San Fernando, North Hollywood had another stroke of bad luck, when its great competitor Wolfy Fraychineaud was forced to the sidelines with an attack of polio, a blow' which the experts claim hit them for ll points and in morale be- fore the meet had begun. The Huskie marks were good, the track season at a new high, but the cards just weren't stacked for North Hollywood to cop four straight league championships. VVILFRED FRAYCHINEAUD :XRROYV NVULI' EKUIILER lligli and Low Hurdles 100-'770 val f A ,K SCOREBOARD N.Il. 78 C.P N.H. 58 RR N.H. 60 S.F N.H. 43 V.N N.H. 90 V.N llnskie Varsity Track Squad: Top row: Hirtzel, Jensen, Fagg, Archer, Wray, Bendle, McGowan, Spear, Miller, Silver. Row 3: Coaches Elliott and Nelson, Farnes, Malot, C. Knoblock, Zimmerman, Brooks, LaCava, Allardyee, Clark, Fish. Row 2: Frayehineaud, Wulfekuhler, Stanton, Wall, Byrd, Clarke, Bell, Crowley, Weaver. Front row: Robert- son, jordan, Sorsby, Seletos, Shepard, W. Knoblock. North Hollywood boasted tour Cinder stand- outs who were always at the top of the league pile. Wally Fraychineaud in the hurdles was one of these stars, as he set new school records in both the low and high barriers. Howard Car- penter was another in the dashes and broad- jump, and was high point man for the Huskies. Other standouts were Howard Spear in the 440, DON IORDAN DICK ROBERTSON N11 e High jump-League Champ where he ran a great race to capture the cir- cuit finals, and Iohnny Wray, who was defeat- ed only once in the shot put, but nonetheless held the 1eague's best mark. Also consistent point-makers were Don Brooks, Billy Seletos, Arrow Wulfekuhler, Dick Robertson, high jump champ, Dick Bennet, and Bill Sorsby. TED STANTON High Hurdles-Iligh Jump f Q-WW DON BROOKS DICK HIBTZEL BILLX Sl Ll' IOS 880 Siclelined by Muliu 00 B 1 juni 1 bee track The North Hollywood Bee track and field brigade had a very successful year, copping the Valley league bunting and adding to that by placing third as a unit in the city finals. The light weight thin- clads lost only one dual meet during the season, but made up for that by defeating the heretofore unbeaten Eagles of Eagle Rock in the league finals. NH NH NH NH NH Top Bow: Foster, Storment, Bauer, Lee, llairt, Brix Su um llugtr Nfulxrrx Third ron Couli lilliott, Couch Nelson, Sawyer, Bircl, Arforcl, Claiusu lqlillllt Nfulxu Amhoicl Bom l mlx Nlolwlu Seeoncl row: Swartz, VValclron, Forrester, vVlllZ.'l C intulrl L ur llitgll Bonx Sli 1 fllff Ilonisli. Bottom row: Myerson, Clark, Sandusky, Klein Boiclx lxitu ulxson p an sniff ft tgt - B.. A CENE BORDY City Shot Put Champ The star studded Bees had more than just a few aces in their fold as they showed in the city finals when they came through for that third place. At the head of the list of standouts was Gene Bordy who set a new school record with the 10 pound shot and took the blue rib- bon down at the city in that event. Bordy also was a point maker as a sprinter and broad jumper and though hurt part of the year ended up high point man for the championship Pups. Alvin Sandusky, not only took the Valley League in the pole vault, but went on down to the city to cop the bamboo event at the same height that took the varsity ranks. The list of stars continues with Woody Bray, who set new school marks in the 660 three times, but never officially, because he was not the tape breaker WOODY BRAY ALVIN SANDUSKY 660 Sensation City Pole Vault Champ Z 4 Q, uw-.U--. g KENNY LEVER RICKY SWAIM Valley Ace Sprinter 1320 Record Holder in the race. He ran a beautiful 660 in the city to take the third spot, unofficially being timed at l26.3. Richy Swaim not only presented some of the most spectacular races the Huskie root- ers saw all year, but set a ne-w school stand- ard in the 1320 and placed fifth in the city as did Allan Canfield, League high jump champ, who had tough luck down in the Coliseum in attempting to rack up his second straight city crown. Kenny Lever, Valley sprint champ, Dick Bond, point making broad jumper, Walt Am- bord, another stellar pole vaulter, jules Kates, fast moving sprinter, Bill Tierney, another 660 sensation, Bob Hatch and Dick jackson, high flying hurdlers, and Dick Glauser, Dick Shea, Allen Sawyer, were other standouts. ALLAN CANFIELD High jump Champ My A IOUIE VITOUS FRANCIS SINHTH Au Mouniclsmzin BasehnllCoacl1 TEDDY YAMANE Hard hitting outfielder baseball At this writing, the 1947 Valley League baseball championship was in the midst of dispute with North Hollywood, despite a 7 to 5 loss to San Fernando, a definite factor in the pennant race. This year regular hardball re- turned to Valley diamonds and Francis Smith gave I-luskie rooters something to shout about when he fielded a hard driving, Winning team out of inexperienced material, Louie Vitous, as pitcher, shortstop, and out- fielder, was a standout, as were Allan Pierce, Ted Yamane, Dick Williams, and Bob Mc- Caftery, for the blue and gray. Nick Alex, Bob Feriss, Iimmy Klingaman, and Ioe lnga cap- ably completed the starting nine and all were doing Well in practice and league play. Reserves Iimmy Kuh, Gene Corso, limmy Gar- rett, and Terry Morse were giving Coach Smith no headaches as the l947 edition of Huskie baseball came into its own. 1947 NORTII IIOLLYVVOOD BASEBALL SQUAD-How 3: Scott, Daily, Cratty, Moore, Xhinin D VV:-lls, Nettles, Russel, Corso, Merideth, Laughlin, Kuh,, Fraiser, Kane, Sliiinp, Coach Smith Row '7 Garret, Mt-Claffcry, Pickett, Vitous, Yamane, Alex, Ceaser, Klinguman, Inga. Row 1: Williams Ferriss Morse, B. XVells, Pierce, Pinkerton, Thomas, Carle. fi vosico 5 ld a ' .ml and cl ports ncn baskefbaH Back row: Zwibel, S. Aur- bach, O. Lackey, C. Clinesmith D. Glauser, D. Mayberry, D Maddocks, D. Smith. Front row B. Padget, T. Claunch, D. Bailey B. Smith, B. Lee, T. Morse, B Hansing, Mr. Lewis. udn baskeTbaH Back row: A. Labanset, L. Poston, W. Reynolds, S. Horn- beclc, T. Asanuma. Front row: H. Lewis, E. Paulson, H. Levin, L. Hissong, B. Wells, H. Yama- shina. 'cn track Back row: C. Clinesmith, D. Hoover, H. Hixon, B. Smith, B. Powley, B. Amiclc. Front row: D. Paglia, G. Crystal, B. Deyo- rio, I. Hasking, P. Ross, D. Pappmier, D. Yamashita. 904 The purpose of this Association is to further interest in athletics for girls, to foster a spirit C.A.A. CABINET, VV,-47 Standing: Bette Iverson, 'Iunicc Newcomer, Gerry Stake. Seated: Stevie Meyers Mrs. Bertlm johnson, xvillldil jones, President Lois Sclnugcr, Ioan Iluiglit Evelyn Hadlock, Frances Lukcn .8. . toward each other, to promote social and phy- sical efficiency among them, and to instruct of sportsmanship, loyalty and cooperation them in the aims and ideals of the National among the girls toward their school and Section of Women's Athletics. W C.A.A. CABINET, S'47 Bette Iverson, Norma Yingling, Nancy -lewett, Betty Crocker, Mary Ilelen llalhn. Betty Edwards, Helen Harker, Alice Clunnhers, Erlaine Hovden, Betty Ilighfill, Mrs. Bertha Johnson. ' A 4 5+ V' .Aff I- u 4 -I , , f Moe-. M wfm1?f-wzmz f f ' SN A .x fe, 'ww -sk 9?-ffAf' A a ZW ig 'ylilrjpwx it I 5 fl A-ll!! A 5225 ig-ug l archery I . Lulu-n, A. Chznnhcrs, I.. Pulllnnul, C. Norris, S. R4-hold, P. Lykins, l'. A1illlUlll'y, Voshnrg, ll. Mc-lm-nlf, C. Ilurcly, N. Hklllflll, ll. lun luanl, IC. llncllrmvfc, ll. Vurllnaln, Ci. Nash, M. Harker, ll. liclwurcls baskefbaH all-star 1:-xt, ruw: K. Sc-habn, N Svlmwk, B. Wujtyla. F. Tu lor, H. Iver:-um, B. Highfi B. Curl:-mn, N. Yingling, M. t':n'rle-r, C. Cu:-ntellaw. H lluurl, E, Huvrlon, M. Hahn Sinmn:-1. Znrl ruw: N. Blivvn. B. Crock ur. C. Curnmin:-1. N. Bair. C Mnrgnlin. N, Brnnstettcr, J Meeks. C. Frank, C, Isuzwsml C. Sullivan, N. Downing. E Kv'l'l'. Zlrfl ruw: M. Gullord. P Hruwn, ll. Nittu, A. Yuung J. Anlhon '. J. llcinmnun, B Klinl-, J. Millmupt, S. Sween- ey, R. Svlmnllrri, L. Brown. -1th row: T, Guerra, B. Bry- uni. S, Munster, M. Nibluvk IG. Cnnrml, M. Abraham. M Illlllvgllll, M. Mertz, B. Cas wr-ll, L. Duy. B. Munn, Willmr. Sth row: N. Jewetl. B. Car 'll-n, Il. Harker, W. Steele, M, Dunk, J. Piervfr. L. Whit- lnnn. M. Taylor, B. Mahler, M. lfrye. TENNIS CHAMP Evelyn Conrad and 'Mnrgiv Lyons G.A.A. MEMBERS-Front: Yingling. Newcomer, Hovden. First row: Lazenby, Munster, Bryant, Olsen, Lykins, Branstetter, Nichols, Mahoney, Colaianni, Edwards, Young, Mann, Wilber, Detfesen. Sullivan, Scott, Brown, Kline. Usleman, Tripp. Second row: Anderson, Vosburg. Nash, Schabo. Bair, Cummins, de La Vergne, Burrow, Cramer, Crocker. Hardy, Iverson, Guerra, Taylor, Gunnell. Sweeney, Livy, Day, Caswell, Brown, Handnunidentitied, Nitta. Third row: L. Brown, Metvalf. Vartman, Simons, Manzo, Hansen, Allen. Griggs, Grace, Watson, Shaw, Wilber, Biolda, Brown, Frank, Isaacson, Gullord, Beyerholm, Frye. Kaufman, Wertz, Downing, McLeod. Harker. nightill, Lakvn, Kalafatis. Jewett. Fourth row: Anthony, Heineman, Young, Michealson, Taylor. C ' Cfstellaw, Wo't la, Chambers, Hood, Norris, Hahn, Carlson, Kerr, Schmitz, Cunningham. aine, a J y Fifth row: Schrock, Carden, Feuer, Hosking, Green, Dolfer. O'Meara, Mllhaupt, Bliven, Merz ' ' ' ' ' ' G h . Mahler, Pfund. Niblack Conrad, Alex, Clark, Schembrl. Sixth row. Hazen, Carrier, o een Hadlock, Mclntire, Haurin, Rebold, Weeks, Merola. Riedel. Nickoson. Brigham. Margolin, Fx-eye Seventh row: Lyons, Donegan, Abraham, Steele, Doak, Pierce, Whitman. Aldis, Pendergr Branstetter, Carlson, Harker, Meeks. HSS . . . :ummm nm a1' vil N - W lim Ai. I 1 nm1 'f I Y, -up , ggi, I' g f 2 ' I . ar' ,. If , I H942 , Q if ..- .M-...,,,M. , EDITOR VV47 EDITOR S'47 Mollie O'Davison Ruth Thornton arcacl publicatio Sitting: F. Ln Bouviv, Quinn, H. Thornton, Ecli- tor M. Davison, YV:1lk- er, M. Herten, Urclaulk. Standing: L. Brown, B. Cameron, F. Cxunxillv, K 1. Granville, Curtis, E. Tripp, Sponsor S. lit-rg. ARCADE STAFF S317 Sitting: .M. Rosenlun, A. Shane, L. Miller, Editor R. Thornton, M. Ile-rtcn. K. Mt-Mullen, Quinn. Standing: B. Dingiliun, E. Fzulquie-r, B. Czuncron B. Conder, P. Flaherty. LUIS BHUVVN XIARILYN IIERTISN littitnr-in-chit-f Associate' Editor 'I'h4- two stnrh-nt pnhlicaltions of North Hollywood High am- ilu- wr-1-kly Arczuh- and tht- tllllllltli, El Camino. All tht- work on hoth is clont- hy tht- stnclm-nts with tho In-lp of tht- aulvisor, Mrs. Hr-rg, the photographer, Tom Smith, and tha' Vatlh-y 'l'inn-s Printing Corporation. Thr- engraving on tlu- aunnuil this yt-ur was providotl hy thc Pacific Pr:-ss EIlgI'tlYtlIg tlolnpatny. Cn-rlit also got-s to Hohvrt lxSilll0NV for hc-lping with photo5.5rnphy. Camln Y UDI,l'IY 'IOAN QUINN -IACK FAUI, K irtoonist Stz1t4fAssista1nt Stuff Photogrz1ph1'r 'i I - 'zt' r 1 g. - , S f ,X ' . , A' .ws FRANCI li MANN Svnior Editor Cl IAltI,0'l l'lfI HAMANN Assistant Editor Ct JN Nl li YVl'iS'l'l'1N Bliltt Assistant liclitor 0 CARY UItANVlI,l,li Sports Editor K.-Yl'l IY CURTIS Stuff Assistant ,. ,,,s2jz, swf, W ' ,TM w , WZ if L ' , M 2, 'iY7'iS'F , '91 f L-ski' ' r S. ,4 'sm .rfiffwiff QW . 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Gwen ...iii...i,,.,i,i,,. CAST OF CHARACTERS ,..,..,,.,,,.i...iDean Ryan Gilbert Marshall ,i.i, A. Kitty Dean ........... Oscar Wolfe. Perry Stewart, 4 Della , Io .. .. A McDermott llallboys ,.,,. Cfunga . Director . , , Put Cairns as Cwvn W......Mary lane Barker Weber Cara Lou Mitchell - Iune Durst ,.,..w.Dianna Kooden + Pat Cairns Granville ......,.Pat Klein - lean Nightingale Wittwer .,......Iimmy Harrison secmlackie Cluett S Lois Brown ........,.,.n,.,.....,.,,.,,Gordon Reis Chandlee Dominic Susca - Lonnie Griner - Arnold Wynn Margolin H,e,,,..Miss Marie I. Byrne Dean Ryan us Tony Mary janv Barker as jul Ilurry NVQ-ber as Herbert II Diauiiiu Kumlm-n as Cwvn Alum- Durst as Fanny Cum Lou Mitchell as Fanny if' A ff C 40910, CD 9 R Q 'Nw' 'N .1 G U 4 the choco Carrying on the North Hollywood tradition of outstanding operettas was the presentation of the colorful and melodious Chocolate Soldier, the nineteenth in an unbroken line ot famous operettas given under the leadership of Miss Hughey and Mrs. Hutchison. CAST l.-.lean Kuter as Nadina, Don jordan as Bummvrli, Olive- Duvis as lNlasclm, Alun Canfield as Alexiust, Betty jo Brickmau as Aurelia, Howard Schwartz as Popoff, Glen Knoblock as Massakroff, Lois Brown as Kutinkat, and Bob I-lnlclenian as Stephan. 're soldier In a Bulgarian setting featuring catchy Oscar Strauss tunes, lavish sets, fanciful costumes, dancing, comedy, and drama, The Chocolate Soldier will long be remembered as one of North Hollywoods finest productions. 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