Redlands High School - Makio Yearbook (Redlands, CA)

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OFFICERS Donald Hart President Bette Mascart Vice President Florence Sturtevant Secretary Richard Lowry Treasurer s enior CI ass It ' s time for us, the Class of ' 33, to leave Redlands High School. We shall carry with us many pleasant memories of high school days as we go out into our future lines of life. We wish to extend sincere appreciation to our advisors, Miss Pew, Miss Cor- nelius, Mr. Hunley and Mr. Hardy. Their help and advice was always needful m the making of our decisions. On November 18 the Seniors rose early and assembled at the Eucalyptus Grove for the traditional Treasure Hunt. The treasure was found after much searching. After welcome refreshments were served we adjourned to school, where we pre- sented the Treasure Hunt play, Not Quite Such a Goose. A glorious time was had by everyone on this day. On February 21, the annual snow party was held at Wrightwood. After skiing, coasting, sledding and playing m the snow, a lovely dinner was served. Dancing and gam.es were enjoyed also at the Wrightwood Lodge. Many of the Seniors this year have been members of the Scholarship Society. Life membership pins were given to quite a number, the largest number of pins ever presented to a Senior class. This was due partly to the fact that this year ' s class is the largest Senior class that has ever graduated from Redlands High School. ' She Stoops to Conquer was the name of the Senior play this year which was given on March 18. The play was considered a great success and everyone who saw it enjoyed it immensely. The Prom, sponsored by the Junior class, was one of the smartest Proms ever given. Beautiful decorations and good music thrilled everyone who attended. The Seniors v, ' ish to thank the Junior class for the wonderful time they were given at this gala aifair. And now, it ' s time for us to say goodbye to Redlands High School. We have certainly enjoyed having Mr. Shaper as our principal, all of these wonderful teachers as our instructors, and to them we oifer sincere thanks for their fine co-operation with us. May our teachers, and you, Mr. Shaper, be successful and happy always. — Florence Sturtevant. [18]

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ABBOTT, JANE A sweet (lispusil i ' lii is wlial she i-wns. Tii Arts, ' .n : Mi Tn, ' 31 ; Glee Club, ' .iJ ; Kes I ' liblna R..m,iii;i, ' .i.l. ACHESON. DONALD thiee a hieilil always a I ' l ieml Senior Play ; Tenuis, . .l : Track Manager, ' 32; .SwMiiiiiinK, ' .!2. ADAMS, EUGENE A l ..y ylici liKiks baslifvil but really isn ' t. ' Kaclio Chih; C.licler Clnb. ALBERT, DONALD Jnst a good kid. Ilaiid, ' . l, ' .ij, ' .i.i; Orcheslra. ' , 2, ' 33. ALTMAN, KATE The frienilly, siiiibiii. ' , K (l.natui ed biMiidc, G. A. A.. ' 3J; Leaders ' Club. ' 32. ' .i.f : Hi Tri. ' 31 ; Lyceum, ' i2. ' 33. ANDRE ' WS, DOROTHY .- very steady bitt quiet siudenl. C. A, A., ' 31, ' 32, ' 33; Tri Arts, ' 33. ANGEL, CHRISTINE One of those k ' irls who seem ti ' kttow. ATT WOOD. EVELYN .She IS bkeil by all because of her iileasiiiK pei sonalit ' . Lyceum, ' 31, ' i2: President, ' 33; Leaders ' Club. ' 32, ' 33; G. A. A., ' S2. ' ii; Senior Chairman for .Scholarship Fund, ' M. AUSTIN, HELEN A jdacid 111 ss villi envied cnrh- hair. Lyceum. ' 31, ' M. ' M. BARLOW. KENNETH All blondes are not lightheaded. Makio Staff, ' 31, ' 32, ' 33; Res Publica Romana, ' 31; lli V. ■i2. ' 33. BARNETT, HOWARD They iha; acciHuplish most make the least noise. Hi V, ' 31. ' ,2: Track, ' 30. HEAL. ROBERT Athletics are his siieciall -, but he does everything well. Fo,.lbalI. ' 31, ■i2. ' 33; R Club. ■i2. ' 33; P.and. ' 31, ' 32, ' 33; Orcheslra, ' 31, ' 32, ' 33. BENNETT, CALDER Von demand (piality — here it is. C S. F., Life Member; Hi V, ' 31, ' i2. F.xecutive. ' ii; Tennis. ' 31, ' 32, Caiitain, ' ii; Football. ' 31, ' 32, ' 33. BERMUDEZ, JOE How cm the stage craft class carry in without hini ? Football, ' 30; Stage Craft. BIERSCHBACH, CHARLES Little, but oh m ! BILLINGS, MARCUS Here was a m;in to h. !d against the world. lli V ; Fo..lball, ' 311; C. S. ¥.. ' 33. BLANC, CHARLES No girl can fntd him. Radio Club; Res Publica Romana. BLANCHARD, EVEYLN A rare combination of all that which i- gO.Kl. What (?) Club, ' 31, ' 32, ' 33; V,u Re- serves. ' 31, ' i2, ' 33; French Club. ' X : llobachi. ii. [19]