Redlands High School - Makio Yearbook (Redlands, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1944 volume:

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We therefore take this opportunity to express our thanks to such an all around, grand person as Miss Alma Furman. MISS ALMA FURMAN fr, fwzfefzfx. . . DEDICATION FOREWORD TEEPEES AND WIGWAMS MEDICINE MEN AND COUNCILORS CI-IIEFS, BRAVES AND PAPOOSES HEAP BIG POW WOWS SCALPING PARTIES WAR DANCES ,aff '-pywff My fam v 'Wfwpf Wftfyfklsf we 'WQ20 'y 'gf - ' Jf9'j,l'5f By'of,,f'y 6253 755'?fgM5ff'Wsf Wpymsgjmym SCHCOL year has b pl d Th gh h Ofqwar has caused many d h g h 1 f h high school students, life has b f f g R H S In this, our year b k h b cl 0 be ref membered in times to by h h g d d 1944. mwamf. . . Qyeehees zum' Wzywams. . . ,WZ ADMINISTRATION BUILDING BOYS' GYM GIRLS' GYM AUDITORIUM Cwehbzhe QWM erm! KMIIZHIAWK kk MR. BRANIGAN Qfrfmnz Though we didn't know too much about Mr. Branigan and those in the superintenf dent's ofhce, they figured quite essentially in our school life. They direct the events of the school year, and Mr. Branigan heads the adf ministration staff and is our representative to the school hoard. MISS FARNSWORTH MISS WANOUS MISS GRISAMORE MRS. SILKY alien P MRS WALKER MR. AUNGST One of the most indispensable organizations in school is the ad' ministration staff. In fact, how would we get along without the advice of the counselor and deans, and the friendly help of the girls in the ofhce. The team work on the whole makes this an organization quite indispensable. MISS I-IANLON MR. WOODRUFF U51 MRS. GASTON MISS CARPENTER MRS. BRGWN gdfaiaaf lfbjazmf E. M. Cope, Dr. F. R. Cole, R. C. Gerber. N, Dushanc Hynson We believe that the majority of the students as well as the taxpayers do not realize the devotion and work given by the School Board. Each mem' ber spends an average of ten hours each vveek, receives no remuneration, and is on call at any time. :WWA as. . . Mary Armstrong Phyllis Atwood Anson Bowles Carl Brodcrscn Dvamatics Art Social Studies Shop flfml RAYMOND CASE ,IESSIE CURRY CLARA DENTLER DONALD DETTINGER Chemistry Typing History Machanics MATTIE DEWEY Latin, U. S. History ALMA FU RMAN Science, Mathematics CLARENCE HARDY ELTIN HAWKINS GARN HAYCOCK DEL HENRICH Shop Mathematic.: English Iournalixm Boyx' P. E. Mechanical Drawing U. S. History 'Typing E171 VIOLET HERRINC KATHERINE LEDBETTER LOUIS LE VALLEY RUTH LING FRANCES LOGE Geumetry Home Nmsmg Agriculture Shorthand Biology MAY LUCKENBILL FRANK MACARTNEY DOROTHY MACEE ELIZABETH IVIQDONALD -IANE NELSON Chris' P, E. MJLIIIIIIC Shop Englslz, Basic Buxme.9S Semrw Problfmx HI71?IL'77ldlQ171AQ ESTHER NYLAND SHIRLEY PETERSON MARY PEW XVILLIAM PHILLIPS ALVIA SACKNIT . H1.v!m'y, Scmm' I'TUI7IL'17IX Crlirlx' P, E, I.1bTa'fian Semor Pmblcms, US. H1.YIlJTf' Algebra UST f Q P K 1 YWLBUR SCHOWALTER A Cappella A Band fuxlafhznx CHEMISTRY 172 mme a am BIQLOGY TRIGONOMETRY K7 ,ffzmwms SHOP CGURSES TYPING LM gizkfs, CEM ws, WM! Wd 00525 f'HvW4i'Q 'gg' 8. .2 ' 'pn 1. , . 'nylxfx I J :Ill R. -Q ', T475 A ' f jf - H ,417 W, I , v - 'X , 'fi . V f 1 J, Q 11,7 I ff E! ' , fi Kx XgXXN'k ,Q N V Q ' 1 ' . If I - 1 , . F I i + 1 A . 3 1 1 :L M ' 11 X vhs I A giofix if I f A , 1 ,N ,E 1' if ' ' L I 1 - 5 YN cj 's,,,,,LfXfi. . N 1 Q x- f my - g gferg e 7944 PETER AMODT President The chiefs really doesn't apply to the senior class. Seemf ingly lacking in man power, the girls have carried on in a Wonderful Way. Prexy Pete Amodt did his best to keep up the lagging spirits of the class. The lack of men was definitely seen at the treasure hunt and serpentine, but the yells were lusty when Bob Burness found the treasure .... Kingham photographer .... Eleven made life C. S. F. pins .... Lunatics at Large netted S300 , . . with an impromptu fire on stage .... Class Day . . . Baccalaureate, and mad rush last minute activities and then June 14 and . . . goodfbye to R. H. S. for new horizons. PETE AMODT President -IEANNETTE MALEY Vice President GAIL HENTSCHKE Secretary PAT DAVIS Treasurer E241 Abachcrli Lucille Abbott 1, NX'l1:u :i pal ix Mary Ym1'rc muy 'U ,lam-43 will! lll-'l'ri '42, '43 Swisx lflztg 'l'l1i1luci's '42 G. A, A, '42 Ylt'lul'y l'4vI'ps '43 A l':t1-pcllzi '42, '43 llntxy Cltztiu '43 r Alford Richard Allard cl lu 'l'lic Army Now Hllflllj' Speak ln Nlvl ul '42 llztwkellxlill '42, '43, '44 tiny lhrpx '43 q4':xpt:iin '44J Swiniuiiug '42, '43, '4l lfffutlmll '42, '43, 'H ,. Yell l.c1ul6i' '44 llifY '42, '43 R Clulx, '43, '44 Makin Stuff '44 l'ep Cmimiittrc 'vll Almgnd Peter Amodt t- wt-nr, :i pam nl Ntlvt-r Kew Nmilivf. kvfv lmurlt- rings in', lm lt:ippy Senior Claw l'rc'Q. Swimming '42, '4.l, 'll lC1ipt:iii1 '43l R Clulu '42 '4l 'll ltlizill '43 misli Club '42 'lnry Cnrpzf ' Ll Y '43, '43, '-it X C H fl, -,M - . ph. g :ippu :i ., ' Yvll lfzulci' '44 lli-Y '42, '43, '44 Q05 'n Barger Babcttc Barnes :ul :ilu-ut liim. Fall l.ile is fl 'll.l! hum him' IWW fff .,' xmki., Stuff '44 C glzitl willuvut litmi' A Czxmwnn -42' 'U' '44 'l'riplc Trio '43 G. A. '42, 1'-U Tri '43, '44 ll'residcnt '4-U l um Clulx 4 lli-Tri '42, '43, '-lt ' Rini: Clulx '43, 'll g l lull 44 Llzuwpcllzi '43 A ' lt t 'IIC l'1tlu. 4.5, 4 l ' ' , . Nl Aiml NN:u'clt-ii 45 lf-y l'lmm '43 Bates Lana Baumann m y ll llillxf' 5' 4'l'4', Y Ywu'1l lic su nire to t-mm: ic I llilly lltty. llllli' lu-nie ln 'Hy' Sk'lllllIll'NlllIl '42, '43 l l,t':ulvt '44 Milf,-Q 243- '.1j' '44 Imtlii litltlm' -l-l G. A. A. '42, '43, '44 nlmll '42, '44 . fl'l'CNlllEl'll '44J Claw Virc-l'ic:-. ' ' ' l5iu4y, I ltzuii 43 Frank Alford Anchors Au'0ii.:l1 Nelda Allman VVl1u wou-ltlt1't love ynu? Latin Club '42 Leaders Club '43 Victory Corps '43 Ili-Tri, '42, '43, '4l KCabinet '44J ,lu-niur Class Sec. Girls' l.c'ai:tie Cabinet '4-l llnisy Clmiii '43 Harold Babcock He's Small but mighty Basketball '42 llflllll '42, '43 Dance llzitul '42 Rmlin Club '42 Speech '43 lli-Y '44 CI'resi1lct1tJ Juanita Sutherland Barnett It isn't zi tlreztm :my more G. A. A. '42 l'sl1t'rf-ttcs '42, '43 Betty Baye F-u'0cl Aml l,m't'ly .L-hull '43, '44 lll-ll'I lnhuict 44 .kcllwflll '44 Sul-N lflug 'l'l1t'nu'L'l'N '42 Nl '42, '43 ' Club '43, ll Y '42, Hu, 1:4 A Birchfiem William Bonson MHVVU1 B0fiY1g uw Am' l.'n.,, 'l'llc'rt ll he mule Cltnugc-4 Crime ,l Fl'lPllll'll' in my ' ' ' matic flying m1it'l1mc illmllvuu' l'l:tu l'it-A ' Clulu 'll wlt lf, l.l Griffith Brockhouse Mafilvfm Bfookhafr towing Gum wu't Nil umlvr tlit' zuiplt' U ron lli-'l'i'i '42, '43, '44 X'ictm'y l'lPl'llS '43 Cum. Sturl. Act., '44 l urv1l'mll '43, '44 Tennis '43, '44 'l'i':tCk '42, '43, '44 Cum, nf Axlilcticx '44 li Clttli '43, '44 l.:1tin Clulu '44 Yit'!1u'y Cltllx '44 lllllll '4 'll Iune Broome l':m't liclp man lnvin' tlmt llzmcc llriml 44 A Czippt-lla llzmml llolmclii Stull' Alvin Brown l ,azy Homes Robert Bunn lack Brown lt's love, lore, love A Cappella '42, '43, l Ira in a '44 Senior Play '44 llautl '44 Football '42 Urtettc '43, 'll Robert Burness You've gotta be a foot- Day,lreami,-tg ball hero Futvtbiill '42, '43, '44 R -Club '43, '44 Air Raitl VVartlen '43 Latin Club '42 Track '42, '44 ui. x X ' Mildr 'Burton l Got Rhythm Daisy Chain '43 l,e:-iclers Club '42, 43 ti. A. A, '42, '43, '44 1 Glee Club '42 A Cappella Choir '43, '44 Scholarship '43 Sallie Candelaria Five feet of swing Mexican Club '42 llaure Club '42 Martha Clark My Dream Girl Scholarship C. S. lf. li. A. A. A Cappella Clara Mae Clem Scatter Brain fi. A. A. '42 l,:ttin Cluh '42 Globe Trotters '42 Ili '.l'1'i '42, '43, '44 tcabiuetj Ring Club t2utl. vit'C-presulenil Marorie C r Conte al v wiltl t'overs Pont Pot 'rl '42 li. A. A liauc uh 2 Ili-'I' 1 vf, 4 A ' it-lla 42, 43, 44 'r ' Play '44 Track '44 Carol Campbell Pretty as a picture Globe Trotters '42 Hi-Tri '42, '43, '44 llrama '44 Senior Class Play Makio Stall '44 Daisy Chain '43 james Caskey 'Got the Ittuoll in my pocket A Cappella Choir '4-l Ftntrlllflll '43 ' lirz-una '43, '44 Sarah Gene Clark This love of mine on and on Daisy Chain '43 Alfred Clinton Ain't Mishehavin' Latin Club '42 Art Club '44 llobachi Staff '44 J Cotten liar-A o Ive A Capp a llobarhi'b ff '43, '44 Beverly Bruer A little hit of llraver Mary Lee Burton Five foot two, eyes o blue lIif'l'ri '42. 43. '44 Ring Club '44 Glohg Trotters 1506.3 Makio Staff '44 Student Counril '44 llaisy Chain '43 Marcelette Campbell Pack up your trouble your ultl kit ling smile, smile, smile lli-Tri, '42, '43, '44 Drama Clulm '42, '44 A Cappella '42, '43, '4 ll, :mtl B. Corps '42, Leaders Club '43 Victory Corps '43 Alice Chapman She's Irish and she'- beautiful lilllll Llulr 42 Donald Clem Roll Out The llarrel' Ili-Y '42, '43, '44 Football '42, '43 Swimtning '4l, 42, '43 R c'lllll '43, '44 Doris Coble Heart ul Gold Victory Corps '43 Scholarship C. S. I . Donald Crawford Not so quiet pleasef' llaslqetlmall '43, '44 R Club '43, '44 tCahiuetJ lliYY '44 am Dabney wer-t XX'illi:un , - - lxippelln 4.1. 44 le DeMan fm-'re glntl there in rr-u gitiry fnrpx '45 iw lflng 'l'ln'mrerN 41 tin l'lnb '42 :be 'l'rntlerx '42 A. A. 42 xr.-i '42, 4.s,.'44 lmlniwlnp K. 5. i. .cia Draper Bronyn Davies Fur liek ti jolly gnnrl l ellnw Sxrintnting '42 Ili-Y '42 Patricia Deming Yun were tlever lirvrllez' lllnbr: lflztg 'l'lirmrer'n '42 54'luil:4rsli11m '42, '43 II1 lil 4' 45 'l'r4.tter4 '42 Charles Eiscnhard h,.,4e'11 ,,e',.,. M. ,uuttlu't' Oli the pi:y of ii all ml like y--u lyn Feenstra 'eople will my wr'l'0 i hive fzippellzi l'bmr Ava lnptinist '42, '45, 'H .nil '42, '4.l, '-44 'aunn '44 ninr Flair ee Klub 4.4 rl! l.1-:igiiu 1'nbini't '4' garet Garland 'rzuli nu, zirtillviy' .'I'i'i '42, '43, '44 ng Klub 4.4, -ll nba' 'l'ru1ler4 'I2 itin flnb '42 rice Griffitts ilirelnl l.li.!l1t :rt Harlan ,love ll liver Patricia Davis 'l'liere'll never be :uinthei you A. S. li, Secretztry '43 Masque :intl Gavel '44 Ring Club '45, '44 lli-Tri '42, '43, '44 ffabinet '4.l, '44J Senior flats: 'l're:iwurer ii. A. A. '42, '43, '44 First Aitl XYartlen '45 Daisy l'luiin '4.l Pauline Desilets Angels uf Mercy lil- I l'l 4.1 joseph Fair ' l ail'est '41 e illiI ' I 4mtlJnll Mgr. '42, '43, '44 A Lfappg 45, '44 llznketbnll Mgr. '42, '43, '44 l'rojectimi Club tl're-4.3 '42, '43, '44 Air Rziitl Vl'zirslen4 '43, '44 il'reaiilent '44l First Aitl NVartleiu '43 l i'l'Q'4itiClllJ Marwrle Ford Thelma Forsythe n 'l'be Viflhe Ulnl Owl --Suu. lays?- 'i e 'taker' 'f' ' ' A Cappella '42, '43, '44 W , ' Band '42, '43, '44 mm' gluh ', 45 l Dance lizuul '44 wYf'uJ?t-lg! Aj' I, Ili-Tri '42, '45, '44 A' lal'l'e 2' 4' ' Q iCabinet '4.lJ Supli4-itlrwe vice-l'reN. li. A. A. '42, '43 1 l.:4tin Club '43 Zane Garren Ullzisebaill, llzuebzill, Anter- icnl lfnvnrite Game lianebzill '42, '45, '44 R l'lul1 '4.l, '44 Marjorie Grisamore Dance Club '42 Sulunlzirsliip C. S. lf. Vernon Gaston The llre:uner Lois Gudmundson Beat Me lltultly, eight tn 'l'inie on my lizinall' the bat ' Svlinlzirxliip '42 A Cappellzi 44 Drama '44 . . . , - , . Ili-lri 4... 4.l, 44 lli-ln 4.., 4.a, 44 Yirtur'y l'Ur1v- '43 Globe 'l'r4rtteiN '42 Emilie Harper Yun tzilk lon much Ulitivvllfi '43- '43, '44 Latin Club '43 hiivlililll Ml!!! '4-3. '45 Sfiltriilfhilllv l'. S. l . flllil 4-3. '44 Girl! l.cziy.5iie fzibinet '44 r Rant! AA'2ll'liK'll '4.l Maki., Smff '44 illlisi' Chain '43 Swiss Flag 'l'l1rt4uers '42 ' f Hamid Hardback --'rrafm Ja, 1' vi' Robert Harwood l'in gluing to start a racket Track '42, '43, '44 Buys' League Pres. Sclmlarsliilm C. S. F. f1'resident '44J Junim' Class Pres, lli-Y '43, '44 T Y QVice Ires. '43, lres. '44J Latin Club '42 Student Council Frances Hiti Slxe's nn trouble Marcella Hollidy Yuu're the girl nl mv Gail Hentschke 'l'here's something ni C e about everyone, but lllEl'C'S everything nice about you Ilziisy Chain '43 1' X A '47 1.4. . .. Pep Cmnmittee '44 Yell Leader '44 Gls' Lge, Cabinet '42, 'H Ring Club '43, '44 CPresiclent '44l Ili-Tri '42, '43, '44 fCabinet '44l Roger Hoag 'Wvhy was 1 burma? Latin Club '42 Ili-Y '43, '44 CViCe Presitlentl Scholarship C. S. lf. Com. of Finance '44 Student llhllllfll '44 Margaret Holloway NVaitin' for the evening' dreams mail Selmlarship '43 llijf,-Q '42, '43, '44 UI-T1'I '4-3, '44 '44 Scliulzwsliilv '41, '44 X -fCflb1llCTx4-U Ring Club '44 Swiss Flag 'lhr-iwers '41 Glf,l,Q 'l'l-4,1155 '41 G. A. A. '42, '54 Victory Curlis '45 Daisy Chain '43 Makin Staff '44 Richard Howard David Huckaby SOmSbUdy P11119 UU' Hill Nobotlv lilllJWS the R Club '43, '44 trouble 1've seen Latin Club '42 R Club lli-Y '42, '43 Swinnning' '42, '43, '44 Latin Club '43 4 Irene 19375 Lewis Jacobsen Ulflitbilgliieezible Yr-u 'Aly Ideal TA 47 B- CUTPS ll .4-l Az B. Presitlent Afsaplmellzl '44 Darlene Johnson Life is just 11 bmrl nl lll-X '42, 43 Vlelwlry Corps '43 Glen Kelley Anyone here seen Cherries Kelley? Fuutball Roland Kinchef Chresten Knudsen 9-i11'1 T never 44011112 get 21 That --ld black Magic girl in my Zll'lllS? i Wilmadean Hines You can't say no to soldier Edward Holiday Sky Anchors Aweigli Seninr Play Drin. and Speech Clnl ll'resitletltJ linntl '41, '43, '44 Makin Stuff '44 Bertha Hoogeveen I got it haul and th ain't grind 'Q I.,-7 Faythe Hudbn W' ' en littl mltlierf' QA: HI a '4fl'f '44 'Gle ffub '43 llrilnh '44 f 5 I Stanley jessop Smoke gets in your e Irene Kenney Short :intl sweet lli-Tri '42, '43, '44 fCabi11et '44J G. A. A. '42, '43, '44 lCzibinet '43, '40 Scliolarship Sucty. '43 Swiss Flag 'l'hrixwers ' Yicttnry Cnrlrs '43 Calvin Koning 'l'lmt snlitl man Sclmlarsliilr St-rlely '4 Donald Lage Edna Mae LaPoint Dorothy Larsen 4'l'lum's zifrzliil nf IliL' lvipg l'H' HH! gulls ul' lrlvn fm Y1lll'rm' :ul aulsxxvi lu my hurl wolf? ilu- Navy pi iyvi ' llaskellmll '42, '43, '44 lli-Tri '43, '44 Yivlui'y fully, 'lj Swimming '43, '44 Sl1lllClll Uwuuril '44 Srli-llzniwlup '-ll lli-Y '42, '43 .X K':i1vpcll:l '43 Sfmli-in Fuiuicil Pep fuixiiiiitee '44 Ysll lrzuler '44 'Nlzikiu Stuff '44 R l'lulr '43, '44 llulmclu Null 44 Jean Lawrence Baruch Lee Hope Lcmos l llrczun uf ,lK'2Illllll' wllli ' ', ' 'UN UU ' ' tliv :lark lmiwn hair lim' NOW' fi. 4. .X. '11, 'lj Lzuin mn, '42 I -'flllmll WJ. '41, 'H Srlu-lzlixliilr '42, 'Ll llilfliellfflll lf, 'lll QQ, A- .xl 'gg Swuuniuig '41, '45 R l'lulr '43, '44 Ili-Y '42, '4.l, 'll juz,-ma Lincoln Paula Lindszmm Eugene Lipskcy Lady of thc evening Vl'C'll IWVPV llfl' ul' Ulu Hlvlli' 1l1'l1'i yuu ilu right Girls' Glce f'luh '42 fllnlll' 'l'l'HIlc1's '42 A C':i1ipell:i '43, '44 X ll'l V?' f 'l'IW l-l Student Cuuncil '44 Dorothy Litts Laffy Long A'man O Pope' -Nfl 191- .- I 'H . 'VH-A 'l'l1c,yH1r XYil4l, Suu 'l-lf' N SIN' il llll'l'l lm 'C 'f' 'i . ' Wim um- in- Mu Urrlirstrzi 4.2, 43, -ll , ,, ,.. . , , Iwmtlrzill '43, '43, 'M lx Klulv IJ, LS, 'Il I Slilllllllllljf '-ll, '43 llzl-lin-llmll '41, 'll ,tl -'lv' rum '43, Hu, ,mi H1-Nqglirlll 'l:. '15, 'li I lli Y '43 I' 1, ' 'l'1:u'li '45 S fi f' La Velle Lucas Arthur Lynn Ca':i 'i M 'y . . , .,- '- 2 ll','- Gel me nu Nuur Klunl ' Ill lM 'l 'll 'l ' ' li, A. A. Odilie Martinez Ruth Martinez 'l':ilfQ it muy xlt'XlL'ZlIl Clulv '42 Mi-xivrui l'liuir 'IS Girl liL's0I'Yk'N '41 Aileen McLeod George McGrath l lllic 'CHI Hill f'l'llll'll nf Ilm wuv4l Sl-liul:u-Nliip C. S. lf. l?,,,,llml1 'gg lli-'l'ri '42, '43, '44 li. IX '-ll, '41, 'l-l 4C1lbiucl '-U1 Hakim Stuff '44 llznsy Clizrm 43 l'NllCl'CIIL'4 '44 l'r0Hv luln' lvuw lumix lll-'l'l'I '42, '43, 'Il Scluulziuliili Sm-igly 11 I.:uu1 Clulr '42 ' 13. A. A, '13, ms, 21 Ql':llvillm'l 'l.i, '444 Si-ui--1 Flaw Yin' I'rLw Xlqilxui Slglfp '41 llulq Kluull U llclcn Mamie 'KX ulxiielcll Iziil lu wi' Q. A. .X..'lJ, '15, '44 N IFIHIQ' lnrpx I3 Eugene McMinn 'l u1' lllc lxiq 11,114-, frillru ui If-iv Svli:-lzilwllip 'I3 Ili-Y 'l2, '43, 'l-l lSi'm'l'm'l:i1x' 'lll Urm'luwll':i 'lJ, 'IJ K'li-I l'luln 'IJ Spguiixli fluln '43 Leonard Mills Phillip Mitchell Alberta Moore Plym llirrlf' --Ma, rm- --Us-, ,,,,. ,,,,,.-- llaskethall '42 lli.'I'ri '42, '43 Football '42, '43 fi. A, A. '42 Hi-Y '42, '43, Maj..1-me '42, '41 Sturlent Cuuncrl Victnry Cnrps '43 Svliularship '42, '43 llaisy Chain '43 EITIYIU MOYSBP janet Murray Dorothy Myers Ile's lvfl H1 1412 l5fl'Ul3', Sparkling hlue eyes M1mnlight hccf-mes iuuhhes. a-l ni my Latin Club ,gtg Hi-Tri ,42 -'fa'-'Y 1 Y , Swiss Flair Thrmvers '41 Girls' filer' C'lnb '44 lklhrfl 41-1 ,431 44 U. A- A. '42, '44 Swiss Flap: Tlirnwer 1-- A- A- 4- ca. A. ix. '42, '43, '4 Yivtr-t'y fnrps '43 .l0hn Nash james O'Reilley Mildred Orr 'l'l1CI'C if 3 Uwcfll ll' 'ill' VVhen Irish liyes Arc She loves who she WWW Smiliu' pleases Basketball Mgr. '44 A Cappella '42, '43, 'l'l'HCl4 '44N Triple Trip '43, '44 X ictn-ry Qurps '43 jIi.'1'1-i '44 fY1ce-l'reSIclelltJ Girls lilee Fluli '42 C C. '. 'r Bfvffly Park 1 Roxanna Park Murel Mae Patrick 'ii'e ii'5i, and wiv' ' A niaielen fair tu see Swift 'I'-Uk . , V A Cappella '44 '.'l . 'gy' .jig Mexican k lulv '42 Rl' 1!1'1il .M .M urn liege,-ws '42 ,. 'Fx If .4,'- 1211-Q vim, '42 tilnhc 'l'rptters '43 Yictury furps '43 Swiss Flag 'lhrrvwers '43 First Airl XX'arflen '43, 44 'Gy Perry , H Bobb Peters loan Peters 4 'c C? A ll all the stars were heau- Better not roll tho U1 Ag 15- 'lj' Q tilnl hahes and l was hlue, blue eyes lll-'l'l't :lf-', 43, 44 the man in the intron l'hmr '43, '44 1.2lllll Lluli '42 Telmix Y4, .44 QQ' A. A. '43, '44 .. . -, ' '7 - bv e ' ' Debate 'leant '43 Latin Clulr '42, '43 lli-Y '44 t'l'rcasnrcr Srholarsliip , A. S. ll. Yire Pres, Student Council '44 Maki.. Staff '44 G'f'Ch'i Pmffm' Patrick Phillips ion' '? 'e V 1 get the neck of a Mafy Pillers 1 Q 'f.', f'f1fES Q42 . fhlCkf l Vl'ait for me Mat ' ' Tgxgiartgtiritii '43, '44 lli,Y 4 f'I'reasurcrJ S' ar. ir '42, '43, '44 r Corps, '42, '43 S si C1 '42 Magic QI Stud. Conn 'l 42, '43, '44 Chemistry Cluh '42 CVice-Presirlentj Lesh' Randolph Irene Ream Dorris Redmond l,,l'Ull'll'llCI' Buy Supl1isticated Lady Huh You nevumful Band '43, '44 Latin Club '42 Swing llanrl '44 A Cappella '44 Drama '44 lli-Tri '43, '44 Victory Corps '43 Swiss Flat: 'l'liruu'er Rhodes lullt, llmlt, :nl-lille: tlixult r Rigby Ill Ulltluuux, Uhf I'l'lI '42, 'l.i, 'll ll :ilnulet 4.4, 447 lllll l'lulr '41, '4.l utlvm ttlumwl 4.4, 4 y Rushcn ,wilt ll-1 tht' ,wllxel lug l'l'1u 'IJ -:bleu l'luh '44, '44 fzililvllzi '44 A. A, 'IJ nut' l'lul. 'IJ icr Schreiber .Yllru l gluxv ui. launxh l'lulr '41 -I. Vtmltllittee '44 wr-1..1'y t-up 4.4 -mul l'lllA '44 ita Smith ll--u'x uzuu 1-. at-1 mm lml un liri- Spurlin ily ht':n'l lmeluxlux lu l atf' gens Stebbins lvv Nuuxlum- --I yum Nmllv hvlnt- 'l'l4ltlt'1s '41 uruxx khipw '-4.4 I 1.1 Pauline Rich Stacy :iw sweet Ju- yuu ure lli l'ri '42, '45 '44 Alanqtie :mtl lizivel '43, '4-4 Il'rt-Nitleutb llrzuuzi L'luln '4.i, '44 llehzuu '43 l't-li L'tunu11lIt't- '45, '44 ll-zuxy lv llillll 45 l'u4t Aul Xiurxleu 4.4 Edward Rorer A lumix' l1le Mary Russell liiugN .ru my fulgerl' Dorothy Shotwell Sweet :ul-l hm l'h-'ir '44 Arr Club '44 Ili-'lri 445 l.Zlllll lluh 41 Betty Sommerville Hun NWt'l'l yuu Arc tiluhe 'l'r-Ulu-rw 'IJ 'lhfnu Hazel Stallberg mtl ll muxt lm lvmvt- tl. A. A. '42 Ili lr: '43, '45, '44 l,:uiu Uluh '43 X'u'u-i'y lhrpx '-4.4 lhuxy' lhzun 4.5 lrma Stockmeir Dill yt-11 ever see in tlrezull XY2lllilIl11? l.e:ulel'a l'lulx '42, 'lj Srlnvlmwllill l'NllCl't'lIt'f '42, '44, '44 mL .x. A. H15 '44 Shirley Rickson 5he'-a gut :A great lrig :Army uf friemlf' lli-'l't'i '42, '4.i. '44 Ring fluln '43, '44 Il. A. A. '42 I :uiu L'lulr '42 Ilulmclu Staff '44 lurlx I.e:ngt1et:elunc. 4.4 Erma Rule Scluml zlztvw, wluml zlziyx :leur --hl ig-fltleu 'rule tlnys' tl A. A. '42. 'li '44 A'iL'ini'y C'4lr1w4 '-4.4 Richard Sanchez Little lxruwll jug Barbara Smith AA'llCIl tlixl yuu leflve lle:n'en? Qmflevlt llittlleil '41, '44 II:-Tri '42, '44 Quill- lxirxlup '-4.4 lurlx I,t':1gue tulnuel '44 Ann Sorbello Sleepy time gal QL rx, A, '41 Ilzmve Cluh 42 Dorothy Stannard Hllriglu lCycC' l.:iIiu Club '44 Donald Sturtevant The llevil Nut 4ltIu'u t'l'iv:rl Ii.:-mlmll '42. '43 Swimming '42 lli-Y '41, '44 A Vzippellzi '41 R l'lub '42, '-4.4 limw l,e:u.:'ue l':il.uxei '42 Doris Sturtevant I wish that I coultl hide inside this letter Scholarship C. S. l . Girls' League Pres. Gladys Sutherland Ilappy-gyfflticlsyn G. A. A. '42, '43 J Soplnnnnre Class Secretary junior Class Treasurer G A 'K '42 '43 '44 V Student Council '42 Masque anrl Gavel '43, '44 lli-'l'ri Cabinet '44 Ruby Taylor Pretzel girl Lorraine Thornton Love walked in lli-Tri '42, '43, '44 Ring Club '44 Victory Corps '45 Clarence Van Grouw lllllliIll3ll, keep those tles quiet Art Club '42 Jacqueline Watje Beau-tiful lll'C?llll81 ' Girls' Leapzue Sc-e'ty. Leatlers Club '43 lli-'fri '42, '43, '44 Rosemary Williams Snooty little cutie Anna Tederman A solclier's dream Globe Trotters '42 Art Club '44 julia U rena Mexicali Rose fl. A, A. Doris Van Vliet hut. Lovely to luuli lil Globe Trotters '42 tI'1es.l Scholarship '42, '44 .lli-Tri '42, '45, '44 Daisy Chain '43 Makin Staff '45, '44 M akin lftliltri'-ill-Llllief 44 Girls' League Cabinet G. A. A. '44 llsherettes '44 Elnora Will Yogi-e lovely, never 43 never change ' Makin Staff '44 Ring: Club '43, '44 tlfabinet '44J lli-'l'ri 42, '43. '44 tCabinet '45j llrama '44 Senior l'lay 4 Sclnvlarsltip ' J, '43, '44 Coda Wilson La Nell Sutherland A pretty girl is like melo4ly lkhcrettes '44 Strisw Flag Throwers Eldridge Thierchen 'l'alie me out to the l game Baseball '42, '43 lftitttlrall '41, '43, 'l4 'l'l'a.t'lc '42, '43 Cornelius Valkenburg XN'ith my heatl in the t'lulltls Gifford von Kaesborg just plain lunesutnen Ili-Y '42, '43 SWllllllll1l,L'f '42 Scltolbztrsliip C. S. l . tllce- l'res. 443 Phyllis Williams XX'tnnler when my lval coming home Ili-Tri '42, '43, '44 lL':tbinet '44l Stvpht tm:-re flaw 'l'rt'tu- Ring l'lulr '43, '44 Stutlem l'ttui1t-il '41, '4 Pt-in Pt-m Girl '44, '44 I't-p Cttnmiittee '-1.2, '41 Dorothy Wilson 'l'he girl in my flreams Klee 1119 hu,-5 g,,,,,1by tries tu look like ytutl A C tt. '41, '-13, '44 , , lrshiinilfeg '44 'jj' Scliolarslup 44 Scholarship ' 'V L lli-Tri '44 . . . A W' ' ' h Patncla wlnsell nolna iiiteivingerrr Raymoncl- Wit, V, She gave her heart tu xt 1ee '?, e He' IU ' Suldier buy f' I lraclc 4.2, 43, 44 gy, lv --I. ,4, A Cappella 44 Ft-otlmll '42, '44 'L ' l' ' llratna '44 llztselmll '43, '44 Masque and Gavel '44 Spanish Club '42 Yirtury furps '43 :ger Woodrow Bird Woods Murrell Workman AlwziyN lzilic limtlluk :ul l'm only in lmirnl in n Sunny vice gililcil cage Hi-Y -43 -43 ll'-X .X Cnppellzi '44 'Latin Club '42 Swimming '43, '43, '44 llrzunu '44 llubzwlli Stall' '44 l!' Vlulx '41 '44 Senior l'lziv 'licnnis '44 uslin Yingst Mildrecl Zerkle 'l'l1e wmnlp0rkz'r wing You ure nw Ili-Y '4-3. '43 l.:uin f'lllll, Swinnning '42 sunwlnne 4.2 llnnre Club 43 Qahzzfex William' fffbfufzes Robert Bruce lin nmliinpg till vnu lic:u' fruni ine Robert Haislip So why study lizlncl '41, '43 Senior l'lny Lloyd Nowlin The Wulf DeWayne Smith Falun zu- llie night Mary Buoye Hairy is :i grand name A Vappelln '44 Latin Club '42 Dance Club '42 jack Keister llIt that Jive, .Incl Thomas Pride Big buy l. 33 il Q Victor Yachtman 4YllllI'x iln- llxt'Ul110lllllIl sober? Gene Estopinal l wzuit In he li:ippy Donald McMahon lt's llzirsl not ll. lic :l pal ul' yours Franklin Roberts Casey zu the llu'n1tli ' Fumlmll Baskellmll '42, '43 lli-Y an M gferg. .. '1 ,Q ll MANASICS SUTH l're4ulem Q U On these pages are pictured the lads and lassies of next year's senior class. The class of '44 got a good foretaste of the spirit of'45 when the juniors turned out in their senior assembly recently. 'The junkns contnbuted heavdy to the lied Cross, put up a good fight in the war bond drive, anclin general acted very patrknjcaH5n hdajor ac' tivity was the May 26 IuniorfSenior prom, handled with finesse and grace. ZKH dns vvas brought about by hdanuses Sour presidentg Charlyne Anno, vicefpresident: Joanna Clhftorg secretary: zuid fXnthcniy jacinto, treasf urer. .XX l IIUNX l.Xl'lN'l'U, Vlll'Eklrlll'CI'Q .IILXNNA C'l.IF'I'0N. Svcreiziryg . R .. . , lll.XRl.l.Bl. ANNO, X 1x'C-Imreslilenlg Xl.XN.X. ILE SUTU, lrcsialc-nl l34l Run I VI, Nm-II, I XII-.1II.IxxI, II. ,xl'lIOII, II. Ilzlyv, R. IIIIIIIMN, II. .Xnl1u':II, If. Xilll X'IIIIlII1l1ywn, XI. 30141. Hun J Z, II.ul:III, II. Ix.nl1. l..l1.xxlm1, I' I v lily. 12. KIc1Qr:1IIl.,I. MI-mc, Il. Kilvml, II, Ilznplvv, Il, l'vm'v. I ' U ' l I ' Huw .I I'.. IxllIII.v. X. IIlzII'Iuu'II. I', luvlllxullv, I, I'. IIIII, Il XIvXI:nIx:m. II, NIQIIII-N. II, Im-ck, xl. Ann-III. XI. linux, II. I IIIIIII Rum' I I. HlInIu'II Ilwn I I. Iluml-In I IuIm.m. 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Under the able editorship of Doris VanVliet, the staff members have all worked hard to produce the year book. All Worked, but most of all Emilie Harper, business manager, who had to make ends meet, and count scads of money, and the photographers who were still tak' ing pictures when the book was scheduled to go to press. In the end though, with the book safely tucked ayvay to presa the staH thoroughly enjoyed then' duck dinner at the close of the year. R l l l l l XVill A 7 R 'XI li t I! Barnes, C. Cznnlibell, J, Staflfvrll, I, Rellllry l ll 1 R ID Xll I ll Yau Yliet, Miss l:lll'HHlll, A. Nlclfml. E443 QW Editor ...............A.. . , ....,.,,. ,.....,..... D oris Van Vliet Senior Editors .,,..................... Aileen McLeod, Ed Holiday Business Manager ...... ..... ,...,... ..., .,...,Emilie Harper Copy Editor .....,......r.r. ....,...,..,r.........,, E lnora Will Girls' Sports ,.......... ............ M arcella Hollidy Boys' Sports .,,,,.,,,.., ....,............. Ed Taylor School Life ...,.. .. ...r. Bahfette Bag-ies Appointments ..... ..........,..... M ary Burton Secretary ...,... . ...... Irene Kennedy Mounting ,.,..r.....................,,. .....................,....,... C arol Campbell Photographers ..............,.,......, i........,...,.....,,..,.........,.,...... ...............Milton Knapp, Dick Allard, Ronald Nelson Advertising ,.,,,. ,,.....,,.,i...... .............................. D i ck Allard Organizations .....r....,......i ...A...........,......,...,,,. eanette Maley Subscriptions .......,. Adviser .........,. ..........ijohn Stafford, Bobb Peters ......Miss Alma Furman Nil IION lxlNXl Il! ll lx XI I Mill llmtugrql ffafrzciz' Lg Af Besides the steady stream of news, sports, feaf tures, and Kat which flowed down upon an un' suspecting student body, at times engulfing it, the Hobachi put forth one dance and one show. The show was the presentation of joy Robinson. The dance was a colossal success with all going as Hoboes. The able generalship of Editor Bill Bates mar' shalled the paper quite well, with few reverses. However, one thing was especially successful: the entire student body gave its wholehearted support to the paper. This year has had one of the best papers for the high school in spite of the fact that a war was on, and war time restrictions had to be followed. T3 R-wx I J. Ili'--nil. -I. kr-neil. S, Rirltsim. 5. bxwlxell 5 x - '. uv, 1 , . ,V , iulee l IMI iii X Faxli R llasix' Row - Q. lleXoie, I. I-im' , , its 1, .. .,w., . Row .1--Mr. llayvoclt, A. fqlllll4r!l. ll. Image, li. Hates, I . While Mr. Case, li. Taylor, U. llrunloii, H. llaimmil, V. Ilowlcs, ii. Hlaullnn f 46 hi l lil i gf!!! sfeague Under the successful leadership of its president Doris Sturtevant, her cabi' net, and the supervision of Miss Hanlon, the Girls' League experienced a most successful year. All the girls worked hard and so raised the 55125.00 U. of R. Scholarship fund ahead of schedule. Also enough oneyso enough money was left over to establish a new scholarship fund. The social highlights of the year included the two Welcome teas, a Bondaree Dance, Exchange programs with Colton, Riverside, and San Bernardino, and a convention held in Colton. 1JcVore, ll. SIlIl'lCY1l.lll, Il. II-il, comb, I.. llarger, Miss Ilauli-il ' ' ' ici, IC. Ilairlvcr, Rini 1 in Unusually active this year, the Boys' League has had a variety of activities under the leadership of Mr. Bowles and Mr. Case, who acted as advisers. The following cabinet was elected: president, Bob Harwood: vicefpresident, Bill Brunton: secretary, Ed Taylorg treasf urer, George Blanton. Highlights of the activities for the year varied from selling war bonds to the Bondf aree and Boys' League Follies. The Follies featured Frank Sinatra Allard who caused the girls to swoon, and the Andrews Sisters, composed of Allard, Soto, and Lage, in addition to several dance numbers. ga 5' ea ue ? ? xsacfml 45z'uaQfzf LEWIS JACOBSEN ASB President BCBB PETERS DENA OLCOVICH ASB VicefPrcs1denL ASB Secretary ROGER HOAG MARILYNN BROOKHART MARVIN BORING Commissioner of Finances Commissioner of Aftivities Commissmner of Athletics E481 LW Qzbkzef DORIS STURTEVANT Girlx' League Pres. BOB HARWOOD Buys' League Pres. BILL BATES Hubachi Editor DORIS VAN VLIET Makirm Editov U91 nfwx Built around the theme, Service tof day and tomorrow the Ring Club girls activities this year were very successful. The cabinet included this year C a il Hentschke, president, Elnora Will, lst vicefpresident: Clara Clem, 2nd vice' presidentg and ShirleyRickson, secretary' treasure. The members are all vvearers of the girl reserve ring, and have worked hard this year under the leadership of Mrs. Lucille Broaders. my UM R ' R ow I-41. Ilent svliki: ow If-I'. XYiIliams, Ii. II..Ii-.mill Row .IfXI. II1'-mItI1:u'1. I.. Tliuwlfm, Il. Ilalrrie Row 4- I,. Gzlslnll, N. Biirwn, II. Iiarnes, I., Iiargcr Row 3-V-Ii. VWII, L. Kimvs, C. Annu, VI, Clifton. S. Rirlisrm Run' If-.X, -Ilavus, IJ. Siiirlevanl, ll. McI,eIIan. II. I':irly, P. I':uqc, I'. Ilaxis O U O Row I-I, IQCIIIICY, T. IlIv:n'ii'Ii, If. Ilrrwull, M. I :u'l'illg'1nii, II. IIUI' in-mlx, I', XViIIian s. 1 Row 2-f-Ii. XVIII, I.. liaunizuin, II. SIIIVICYIIIII, S. Ricks'-11, G. .NIk'Nl'11lCI'. S I.. Ilxirgcr, f. Rig I xx I XX I Ima In ' ' ' K' IJUX' ri- 9 I' eltuer Ii I':irI:, KI. IIHIIMIV, ii .w-- ,, I- , , in , ,. ww , . I N, .XIImzm. I'. Page, l'. Davis, C. Ileiilsclikc. l :nj With Lynn Barger as p r e X y, this organization started off the year with the annual Welconie Tea , and carf ried on with the L'Dad and Daughter Banquet to the Mother and Daughter Banquet. A new addition was a din' ner given in honor of the basketball players. The exchange programs with San Berf nardino and Riverside were varied with University and local talent. The first dance was a Defense Stamp Dance given at the City Hall. As a whole, the year was a very successful one. .C7J. I Xl. Xml I. Iivvllwvy. 'If 1IIl:rxIl'II Xmlu ml. I'.. Iigucx. I'. I.:x I'w1lll I I llllmgl ll, Ir. II..I4-Imlr. ' II. II'u1uN. 5. Iivubx, l', I!.um- vn ..IlII, IS Iv-IlIvl'. I. XI-vrunll lb Iulx, I IH-1-vlvll, 4. XI1m'vx, x IJ, RL-fllllulnl, I.. I.u:Iml1ll4INHll. I L '4'I,N-ny, ,I. I'm'1'1y, I. YL-II. I 1 ul. S. R1 NINIIHLI I1 Xl I WWII: X Ixvll ml II. NHHII, I. Ilmuvx. , K. mu, 5 II: I.. Rm, XI lvlulll, Ia. IIllIIwlI Ilmx .I NI. Ilxlmklvzul. R. IIJIX .,,. I . . Run I I.. I'1m'm.nl, M. 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VVllsm1, ll. i,'nlm1ax1, Nl. Clznrlx, A. XY111 ' l 1CT'lIlHEI', il. Fair, li. ll:11'l:m, ll. Sllll'lQ'Y1l1ll, ll. lmlmcy, I.. Kuhn, M. Davis, l.. Klnjv, C Klzmlcy. Xl. lfccllwlltx. l 57- l Lgaiaaf fzfzfw gan! I xx I I I 1xrIv N I1 mn Ix Ilulum Ninn-1 I X11 V Nvlwxxlnllvx. Ii. 'I'.IIx, IC. 1':uvIy-III. 'If If-ryxxlll, II, I1x..U1m', I,. Kuhn H N Z-I-V ', '. -' J . ', ', ., , wrlx--11. I.. II:nuIHI1I1 EW' WFI . - Ilr5K Hourshed dns year vvnh an exceHentzu1endance and expanded membership, with fitting initiations. Bob Ilarvvood and Iiaroki Babcock shared the preydency, hdurray Grant and Roger Hoag were the vicefpresidents, while Eugene Mclvlinn was the sole secretary, and Bobb Peters and Pat Phillips were the treasurers. During the first semester, the activities included bond selling, a judo match, carnival, and a dinner and dance. The second semester was filled with four pot luck dinners, two basketball games, a barn dance, a magic show, a hay ride and a sports carnival. The programs were very interesting, including such topics as the Burma Road, Death Valley, which were supplemented with movies and speakers. As a whole, the year was a very full one for the Redlands HifY. Nou I -l'. Vllllllyvs. li. l'cIcl's, ll. St-lclwll, R. llrlziyg, ll. llzil'w.:oil, ll, llillworlx, Xl. Hizml. Ri-xx Q R. ,I--lmsou, R. Xloxxll, .X, Ilullm, lx. fXli'fX1u11l, ,l. Almlyiil, lx. Rouify, IJ. IIi'n1'u'l1. li-ll Quia e Mmm Ri-xi If--II. Amlcorlr, I., Rofenia. R--xx J II. Ioiiii-ioii, IJ. Ilari, R. Nelson, I. Ifiiiirriix, I,. 5. lu-zivcy, Nli. I.i-Xalluy, Ron .I -I. Yviliiiiwiilu-, I . I'iiis4-il, YY. Allzulis, I,. Irlnziiimii, A. 'I'0il:l. F.F.A. began the year with the regular election of oilicers, with the following taking otlice: Prexy, Don Hart: VicefPrexy, Dick Amabileg SeCretaryfTreasurer, Ronald Nelson: Farm Wzitchtlcig, Able Tena, and Reporter, Willis Adams. Regular business meetings of the club were held each Friday morning during third period, and frequent evening meetf ings were held which the junior High School attended. This year they supported an auction for buying bonds and took part in the Bondaree dance and last, but not least, raised a successful Victory Garden. .pr J- . . . , .i .. I. I. lilass, II. I-iliilmiil. Ix. Nilsoil, I. Iiiisuil. liil tgwfalwxffgi Lgacvbfy The Redlands chapter of the California Scholarship Federation elected the following ofhcers for the year 1943f1944: Bob Harwood, president, Giff ford von Kaesborg, vicefpresident nrst semester, Irma Stockmeir, vice' president second semester, Robyn Hasty, second semester secretary, Lou Freeman, Hrst semester secretary. The activities have been limited for various reasons. However, the society did send a Christmas box to the Caney creek school in Kentucky, and a ditch day was also held in the second semester. The members have been active in school affairs. Lewis Jacobsen, stu' dent body president: Roger Hoag, commissioner of finance, Bob Harwood. president of Boys' League, and Doris Sturtevant, president of the Girls' League, are examples of the fact that members of the Society have contrib' uted to school welfare. Row I-NI. Noel, I. Kenny, I.. I I'CCI112I1l, I.. Forsythe. Il. I'm.xell, G. Guclninnalson. IJ. Stnrtevant, I. Stucknieir, 'I'. Ifmszyilie, S. Ilill, A. Moore Row 2-lf. VViIsnn, Il. Peters, IC. VVill, Ii. Ilarper, M. Ifuril, Ii. Ilendershot, I.. Ray, S. flair, R. Ilasly, P. Lznig, AI. Voellmy, Ib. Slevcns Row 3-IC. Stewart, N. Frimk, M. Ilolloway, DI. Jennings, IJ. G-ble, D. SIUYICVZHII, I.. Ilixnn, B. CIIEIIMIIHII, S. Boettger. G. IIt'ICl4:s4rll. R. Shelton, Ii. Taylor, I'. Phillips Row 4-I.. jaculiseil, R. lloaiz, VV. I'erry. I'. Hiller, A. llylna, C. Kuning, S. Sackeu. II. Lynn. I'. I'c-ulwoli, S. Schull, Ti. KIZIIIIUY. XI. l'lzu'Ic, A, McI.e-ml, IJ, Yan Yliet, Ii. Ilurwoml film sql yi fammfffee Under the leadership of Miss Atwood, the Pep Committee has been one of the most ac' tive and spirited clubs in school life. Not only have they been present at every pep rally but they have given the crowd everything from a time machine to a wedding, not taking note of the laughs. They have really done their share of keeping up the school spirit throughout the various seasons and have really contributed to the sports' activities in a big way. Masque Masque and Gavel is an honorary speech organif zation. It's members are required to learn orations to be given at the U.S.O., Convalescent camps, and various other places. The organization this year was very small, but neverfthefless an initiation was held in February of this year. President of the club was Pauline Rich, while the other members were: Doris Sturtevant, Paul' ine Desilets, Sam Sackett and Patricia Winsell. The club has been under the sponsorship of Miss Mziry Armstrong, who is the drama coach and speech teacher. 5714! gd!!! S, Saekett. l'. Rich, ll 511 I I l XX ll Nl X ! 1. l57l Une-M! fjkys TWC SLATTERNS AND A KING E. St. Vincent Mila Y Chance .................,,,.A...A,,....,......,,, Anna Lou Brosc 'TT The King ..,......,. ..,.,........ P eter Dykstra Tidy .. ....,..,.. ...,,.,A,.,,....,........,.. P at Davis Slut ...,. ,..,...., .......,..,...,...,........ V a leda Iolmson THE GENT Chance Boggiano, Ir. Blinky ..,......,...,......,,,..,.,..... .....,,,.,.........,. A rt Roberts The Gent ....., .............., .e.,...,..,. S a m Sackctc . J., v b , 58 Peter Irlylcstrfi is llic King in a tlile vllll a while Aria Imu Bro 1 l!lr I I':ii Davis wntrli with ii1tei'e'sI. THE NEIGHBCRS Zona Gale Grandma ...,...,.... .. .,e,.,,.e............ .,.,., P at Wivisell Mis' Abel ........... .....i,,...... P airline Desilets Ezra Willianis ,.,... .,........,.., E ugcnc Watsoiz Peter ...... ....,..... ..............,,. E d Holliday Inez ..r... I ..........,. ,....... C arol Campbell Mis' Moran .......... .,..,.,...,.....,.,. F aytlic Hudson Mis' Trot ....,, ....,.......... ......,..... D o ris Redmond Mis' Ellsworth ...... .,....... A nona Vxfintcwiiigcr I II I I R I C 1bII I II II I IK I VI I VI II I IJ It NI I l I I R I I C X I I XX II II Il I1 II SI I I XI. Klinraul who 1 I II I 1 I It II 1. I 1 Il-mlm' I':mIY R I I I c In 1 I 1 Il IIYIQ. uaaabs af Cffwge SENICR CLASS PLAY Mr. Hyde ......... 'Triscilla L ............ ,...... . John Alden A......x.,,....,. Lady Macbeth Don Cutter ...,. Doctor Janet Lucille Cutter Homer Sclircilvci' ,Marjorie Coma .......,.....Bob Haislip Par Wiiiscll Holiday I.....,.....Pauliiic Ricli ,..Carol Campbell Mrs. Adair .r........... ......... D orris Redmond Elaine ....,, . Greg Stevens . Claire Stevens Amos Burke Inspector r' t Maid ..,.., Davis .........fci ry Almind Marilyn F ccnstra Vxfoods .........Iamcs Caslqcy .. .,,..... Faytlic Hudson I XI XI I II I l I XI I I I R I I XI I I wi give Mm? .Zi 'Q ', X up SDM My DMS sv -L. Ebay-bus-wd'NmJ'i-. 4 . L X CFR -wi-f-. MMS 'pump Luau S.,..vJL.' f-,Sw- . , kugg, f,9'f1,-L17 , fL ' 0'S fc'-EW endl- . Q., A 1 0 cf-4,- '3-M 1-'WK-in ajnnug 4-was my Linbpvy 5 J mg . fugg, -fu. Si.bk'. wk- QA-..WGsQ.M-X XQ53,SL,u.,,U .Y Jima CM-Ls-35'. I9 -x'Lk'.u1- Ki-in WB L A gjbme-QSQQ. M0 ,MHA-D na, ,T 'vu-tht 'Nh-au-s-- 'HJSIG as-N95 L9-'ik-A5l V ' Q UNAL qw n,sr9a-o-n.a- XM. 2-w ' -.-sN.n5Yu i..4.n-s.g.S5 . gklv-ssxi l'U'C I WMM Go to the most convenient table of the final scores of Redlands High's six eseapades on the gridiron. lt will fairly peal out the disappointments, tears, and sweat that accom' panied the five defeats suffered by the hapless Terriers. At the time, these losses seemed to be major catastrophes. But now, after the transient, trivial matters the wins and losses, have filtered throug the hour glass, just one thing remains. lt K his the burning, heartffilling realization that our boys were not defeated. We know that they gave all they had for the school -and then some. In the shadow of this, triumph and defeat mean nothing. 1 01 ,sn , . A . 5 -v, ' I A. A l , . 0 -4 .fs ,'s ' 4.1 W , r - .!N.,,. w lfliil 'l':iyIni'. XI. Soi:-, I . Jacinto, T. Prifwle, R. Szuirliez-. 1 I I w 27-C. 'l'mubs, ll. liunu, ll. C rziwforrl, T. Mitchell, M. lie-i'ii1g:, ll. Savage, 'luui-ur vxlllllll i621 Qwflrz Colton, 1 3 ....,......, San Bernardino, 23 ...... Riverside, 37 ...............A...,,.A..... Sun Bernardino, 30 ......,.... Sherman, 13 A..... Saint Bernzirdine, 7 Redlands, O .......,..Redlands, 6 Redlands, 7 Redlands, 7 .,.,........Redlands 7 ....,...,,Redlands, 7 l I rule: X1 IS Il, i1':m'Iurul, ll, limlll, R. Nulnlul. R. 63 VS Lg fidiflild 9220125 M Row lfli. Tlimupson, ll. Daniels, M. Sander, S. Moses, R. lluckziliy, ll. Baumann, ll. Fergusim, R. lNIv.'C-wniick. Row Zfll. Liipez, G. lflelclier, S. Arzmila, lf. Ilimper, P. lfarquliar, Il. Ortez, P. Melee, foacli llenricli, l'. Nliler, lf. Pinson, Ii. llarrow, II. Swansmi, M, Giiilniuilwlsun. M. Neriu, T, I ai'iimloll, R. Garilun. Sophomore success on the gridiron this year was not measured in afterfgame celebraf tions. Seldom did Coach Henrich's wonderful Tiny Tims of the Citrus gridiron have reason to celebrate. However, one could measure the real success of these boys by the way they conducted themselves on the field. In terms of spirit, willingness, and attitude, the Toy Terriers bowed to no one. Iiennch pauerned hm odenmve auack aboutzitncky HTv'fonnadon thatchmnayed more than one opponent. The Toy Terriers had the speed, the plays and the coach, but realized a heartfbreaking deficiency in weight. Heftier adversaries had a habit of wearing the sophies down in the final half and then pouring on reserve strength in the second canto. 1643 fgzzsveefla lt didn't look like Redlands High School was gof ing to held a championship contender this year. For a while, the general situation parallelled that of this year's luckless football team. However, the Terrier team skyrocketed from its slump into first place in the Citrus Belt League. And the determined Red' lands hoys held that position until well into the sea' son, when a sudden turn of the tables knocked Red' lands out of the Citrus crown. In the first game, the Terriers scored against Rivf erside's favored live, 30 to 17. The following Friday they trounced San Bernardino, 30 to 23. The hest off fensive game was against Colton, 44 to 33. -The slump came with Pomona and Riverside contests, 34 to 253 and 39 to 32 against Redlands. foil Q42 My zzfieffzzl Row 1-C. Bangle, Xl. Sum, IX. Hales, IJ. Lage, IJ. fr:m'fm':l, IJ, IlCIlI'iCll - Ill' nu' '14 2' 1. R. All 1l,j. M4 re, WI. R un lrl . J. ,lulml Run- jf-U. j7lClxxnv1l. J. Nash. .M -2 S l M U61 Hull i'l'uwfm'al juhnny Reyn-llds Illck Allzufl swf? 97- - cfgf. A-,nity Hun Lame Mxmnscs Sum L 67 l J. Rcyxwlrls, U. L1':lwIm'4l, ll I Agn IJ Xlllnl NI N I Q--:wh llmmuh mm Wfzmfy fgzzxieffaff Row lflf. jziciiilo, I-'vi fail, l'. llxuiizle, B. Cutis. B. Jacksoii. Row .ZfA. Roney, R. Madrid. A. Jacinto, U. Ilenrieh, B. Garner, Tl. Bates, VI. Moore, IE. Burt:-ii, Coach Del Henrich probably had no inkling of the high premium his Ir. Varsity basketball creation was to pay Redlands High school this year. Henrich's original idea of forming the junior Varsity squad was to supplement the varsity outfit with an immediate source of reserve strength. The biggest thrill most of the players got out of Citrus Belt League vvas auxacdng sHvers froni the bench, though they chd see a minimum of action in the early season games. Iiovveven vvhde the varaty outht vvas svveepnag to xdctory on the Citrus courts, the lesser recognized members of the team were transform' ing from ragged sandflot performers into polished veterans. This was largely due to the patient coaching of two marine trainees from the Uni' versity of Redlands, Don MacDowell and Horrell Chauncey. The Junior Varsity frequently practised with the varsity Hve and met some outside opponents. To the reserve squad must go much of the credit for producing the Redlands quintet that so nearly annexed the Citrus crown this year. This insignihcant team provided practice opposition for the first string five and helped in ironing out flaws in the varsity attack, C633 tgahiamaw lgaxiefkzff S-Iplii-111:11 Q lla-l,i-iliall 'I'm':nii Coach Phil Tomhs worked tirelessly with his sophie hasliethall men this year, and there is no douht that the heartfwarming spirit they flaunted in victory as well as defeat will long linger in the hearts of the fans who adf mired their eilorts. lt is true that every game was lost in their Citrus Belt League contests, hut the story of a team is not related in a few final scores. To tell the truth, superior manpower and good hrealcs were lacking f not lighting spirit. Therefore there is every reason to helieve that sophie contributions to the varsity line' up may provide Redlands with a real CBL. threat next year. lj N1 I easily M514 'Hill IIMI1 I I111'wm1iI Track aspects for the 1944 season are particularly heartening at this early stage. In the first opener we lost to Colton by 42 to 41 4f'5 triumph. Redlands then trounced San Bernardino, 55 to 49. The Ter' riers next counted an overwhelming victory over the united opposition of Beaumont, Banning and Palm Springs High Schools. The score was: Redlands 78V2g Palm Springs 33, Banning 10, and Beaumont, SVZ. Those on the team are: Bob jackson and Doler Bef vis, 440 dash and 100 yard sprintg Bob Harwood, veteran from last year's among the stars. Coach Heinf rich's Terrier trackfteam should be able to retain the Citrus crown, which Redlands gained by an overf whelming score last year. Row I--NY, I'111'IXs, C. IIFZIIIIIIUIII. Li. Sl1'z111gIi11. ki. 'I'I1o111z1-, II, Iliirwil- l'oz1cI1 lIS111'Ik'Il, N. Il . . fun, .. I um -f 1. . 111.11.l . 11 es, , mxziri. . . 11.111, . ,.1,i, . uns, 1. ,ai X-1-11. -. asiey. A, .1 , x, in XI Nl N1 lmnfl IJ II I I' ' ' I' X 'I XI K '11 Il I'2' Il I ' I' I I' I l I ' I C'1I I' l' II I II I I If 1. 2l1'ui1114 . . 1703 Lg Maman 47 mf Sophomore track candidates were few and far between this year, but Coach Henrich was able to field a potent Toy Terrier outfit. The Redlands first year men lost to San Bernardino and Beaumont in prefseason tests. However, vital cogs in the sophie machine were sacrificed to the varsity team in order to fill up the weaknesses in the senior linefup. Without a murmur, the goodfnatured Toy Terriers attempted to patch up these yawning holes in time for the C.B.L. finals. If we know these fellows they will be for any and all competition by the time the Citf rus Belt teams vie for the Hnal honors. O O I mi 155 l'Ul'N I lb- I I' loin-s,Xl.lxllzip1 lN ll R l l li l R. liillllllx NX, l'c1'1'y, R. fXli'lul'lI l Rim' J- Xl. iullllllllllltlsnll, li. lllnnloil, KH l ll l Xl ll . u,.,. ,.,. Y X X l Ron .l li. Pot, 5. Xl:-sms. ,l. hug, 5. .Xl l I ll l Rim -lfv. l.l1lw, l. I .nilny,tini, 'I'. IJ 1 Zlfllfflfflllfly A Ron l-ll. 1-.111mx, ,l.A1n-ull, I. .Kim-flx, Il, Self-Iseli. lx Iloogeveen R Ilucltulwy. Il, Xlallis. Row -fb lrojzui, ll. lluclxziby, R.lIes1le1s, R. Bailey, I'.l'lm1llnps, ll llxulson, Al. Nslllmwl. IJ. llcvls. Mizz? Redlands was well represented on the Citrus Belt League tennis courts this year. The Terriers were well balanced in every respect-their record certainly proves that. Colton fell to the Crange City team on three different occasions, Palm Springs offered little com' petition to the Terriers and Riverside toppled to Redlands in the C. B. L. opener, 6f3. Vcndergoot and Whaley, Huma and jones, rep' resented their team's principal strength by taking most of the doubles matches this season. Captain Bobb Peters, Marvin Boring, and others contributf ed points by winning singles matches. Coach Del Henrich steered his netfmen to well' deserved glory in nearly every meet. The swimming team always seems to brighten up even the most sombre of Red' lands' pictures. This year, the sensational Terriers sailed through early season compef tition with ease and, at this writing, there appears to be no high school team in sight ca' pable of defeating the Redlands boys. Coach Ray Crane, U. of R. trainee, quickly whipped his Terrier men into shape. Redlands humbled Riverside 50 to 30 and Black Fox Militzlry Academy 41 to 34. ,lunior Amodt, the best stroke specialist in Redlands history and Roger Woodroxv, another boy who may crack the Citrus Belt League mark, are among the team members this year. u ,H if Ron l--ll. lNlnml'e, Kurtis, ll. Peters, Xl. hrzull, ll. Xzliulerplr-nt, ll. Hlmle V I Q li 9,1 Xl St I! ll UI Ili flli Il l Jill ' C, . . . U U, . PVCQ. . , .?U'K', , THU' fl . , Fflfll' R xx 2-fl'. Ilufwpcr, A, Iaclntu. A. llyma, M. Boring, li. Ilziislip, ll. NYUMI 721 I'. Muller. ll. XY:ulmlelI. Hmm!! I xx Il, Iwi-m' X lIKll'l I' NI H1 R, 51 Cfizieh Tcmmhrl went mm im' mediate zieticm, culling the prospective hzisehzill men tw gether ut am early date. Redlands dropped two games to Coltoifs fzivrwites :md gained one triumph river the Huh City niife. I1 tu IO. They next suffered their first CBL. emhzirrzissment to Riv- erside, the score heing 88 tu 3, Zzme Gzirren completed his third yezir hehind the but, thus earning his third Ietter in hzisef hull uniform. I xx I I. I.i:li1l4+, I. NIIAII4-II. II. Niiixsige, ,X. lcilzi, I, I'i'iuIe. Ii. I'IL-!n'Iiei'. IJ. Sziilrlwf. ulvc. If. I,-,pn-1, IIt'I'IIJllItIl'l, l'. 'l'i:illIw, Ii. Imllnxlliiix. If. XI.uIiiiI. Uiirhef, 'I'. I'riiIc, I , jzieiinu, II. Szuizagv, I. Xlilvqlicll, 41. I'I0ln'Iit'i', I'. Melee. R. Mm ' K4.:u'I1 I iimlu. Szixugc Iizirxmg. Iiziilnll iuilrliliip. M 6721! lr, I.:i1:e, I'ii-siilenl: I. Amr-ill, X-lL'E-l,1'6iltlt'IllQ Il. frzuvfonl Sc-creiziry-'I'i'n-usiirei' RM Club consists of those fellows who have earned letters or block R's in sports. This year the activities were curtailed, but they did enforce their rule that letternien svveaters of other schrxis nnustliave the letters ref moved. Also they took part in, and promoted the juniorfsenior brawl. CHHcers included ni dns yeans cabniet have been, Pregdent, Ilon Lage: VicefPresident, Junior Amodtg and SecretaryfTreasurer, Don Cravvf tl ard. .Jil R-vu lfli. Xlll!4lL'l'jJI'Hl. .X. Flzlclnt-1, li, Xlllalley, ,l. fllm-rue. R. lie-ilcis. l'. 'lzwilllm ,l. Rt'j'll1'lllh. N. llzirr, Xl. Solo, R. liuilcy, l'. Plxillilis. , , . , , , . Row Jill. llowurcl, II. Szuizuge, I. Ann-411, XI. Boring, L. 4-xirrcii, R. jzackemi, bl. Ami-dt. R. lollms, R. Allaml, Ii. Hanes, Nl. Kiinpp. Row Kill. llliclxulry, R. XYuo:lruw, IJ.S1nrrm-mn. Nl. llzlxis, 'lf Xlilclwll. J, YYitl1:n1i, R. Nunn, II, Pllillips, V. lflsculizurnl, IP. l'V:m'fm'ml, lion l.:lg:0. WH L yeff QZZJZXZJ5' llul XIMII lul llmm dum ll ll Igngv Xlzux l'ul'1lnul4-ll Phyllux XYI Flnulx II lllznmx Ruxlv lI1flwLn1Iv, IH-lm Xu: I1 lull lluur 11111 - am gmfs vnvll WV! ZW ' Mikbbg Although Without the glamor or recognition given the boys' sports, the girls have taken an active part in the athletic program. With the help of Mrs. Luckenhill and Miss Peterson and the student teachers, the girls have participated in everyf thing from tennis to baseball and enjoyed every minute in g gym- Xl 1'-, l.igl1lfmI1 hlrls' iiym luslmllzm Even with all the rain, the tennis iiends have managed to get in some good games. Tennis rates as one of the most popular sports of the year for the girls. Under the supervision of L'Lucky and 'LPete , the girls really smoothed out their game, that is when they weren't listening to whistles by their admirers oil the court. Pill Davis :mil Sally Rigby l're1m:u'c ln Return the Hall lu ,Xu lixcii 5, I 1 i761 yqaehy If you like exercise, hockey is the game for you. It takes lots of ambition to tear up and down the field dodging hockey sticks when the game gets a little rough. The G.A. A. played some exciting games this season, that is, when it wasn't raining. I llzisioil :mil liflllil Guy l'1xecule'a Bully -VVl1ile xvilllflll Collins :mil joan l tc NX :itch .Xnxn usly l 77 l gzzsieeffzzff l.:nla lll':iiiili:im1 :mil fuiisiiclzi f Jump for A 'lxossfl'1i Whz1t'll it he kids? Volf leyhalllv That's what you might hear if youll venture near the girls' gym at the first of the school year or on rainy days. The girls really like this game, and they have Worked up some hot ones with teachers and competing classes during the gym periods. mmf. . . Inside or outside the gym basketball is a favorite. The girls like the fast, exciting fury of the game when it is in full' swing. The referee has a hard time keeping her eyes on the hall when the girls get hold of it. - 1l f- ' , . V . Xi-llvvlmll iffiincs lrnxc l',Ak'HllI! loo ,YSL t. agheeaffaff. . . INhJng the sanae hne as hockey is speedball, another fast moving game. 'Those with weak ankles, beware! Ihfter a Nspeedy ganae the gals are left breathless. floyvever, every class this year took part and really had their exercise. cnlcr. ll. Yam Ylicl, 'l'. NL' lmxl-, ,l. Xlxnlcy, :mil li. ll:u'1w1 lilly 1 ut Ill Iln N3 ll ul lntx lmlll: Tlllll Szimli Gem- l'l:n'lt NY:m'l1 .Ks Sc'v0r:nl Xleinlm-xx -il the N-wiv-I It-ri I lxm Ll: lul f 1 ill: lu ll Az-s, up H- - :1 l79l I ul I, diwlkly Dancing to the tune of old fashioned polkas and square dances, the girls have swung their partners vigorously and learned the dances that grandma used to do. This was all under the leadership of the student teachers and Lucky and Pete .X Yl1lHRUl'S l!.XllXlIN'I'1lN QLXMIC '? All l lille Rivli and Rosalie .xI'IlL'Il Ilaving Fun XX'i1h ,Xu Hlil-lfasliioneil Nl li e fsoj .'m ware ani' Rackets and birdies really flew when the lucky seniors of the thirdfperiod class worked up a tournament during a sixfweek period, this spring. The girls liked badminton and took full advantage of the period when badminton games were going on. The group consisted of six seniors-and Lucky, zmfmfkzzivz agafffa Last, but not least comes softball. In the heat of the summer scene, the girls play for all they're Worth. There is only one disadvantage-bare feet and bees don't exactly get along too Well! Lynn li:n1'p:01' Ollclw- fl- 'I'5sl1 NI:mg:mf- Iluls 'HX l:llIls'l1 of ll K I XX I I X I ww Row I I.. Ifir-exxxziii, I'. I.:1pI1um, I,. IIZIUIIIIIIIII, KI. Um'- lllll, ll. NIcNeme1'. Row 24--Miss I'elcrsI-11, II. ljzlrllmzr, I. Klilley. One of the most active groups in school, G.A.A. has been on the go all year. Volleyball, speedball, basketball are among the sports in which the girls have taken part. A novel and worthwhile idea has been a series of games between the club and faculty, and U. of R. students. On April 1, 1944, a group went to Pomona Colf lege Play Day and competed in basketball. Prexy Lana Baumann has done much to make the club a success along with her cabinet, VicefPrexy Midge Burton, Secretary, Pat Laphamg Treasurer, Helen Gardner, Publicity, ,Ieannette Maleyg and Prof gram Chairman, Lou Freeman. High lights of the activities included initiation, play day, a spring party, and award service for letters and sweaters. nl R w I-Il. I':uI1lI:x. I.. I:I'L'CIIIIIII, QI. Muriay, I.. Ifoiisyilie QI. Peters, M. Ilurioiz, IC.vII1-u'eII, II. Kohler, 1, Ileriianllev, I,.AI.1ll!I'IZlIlI, Y. Joluisuix. I xv J fXI1-- I'ciei's.u1, U. Llonlcv, Ii. lloiucf, U. Saiuz. I.. Gzutoix, U, Ilcmiloil, YMii'Ixiuuii, I.. l,uc:Is,-II. Vhlsoil, 5. Iiromlle, R xv .I -'I'. I ursyII1c, C. Zeigler, Ll. NIrNemcr, Ii. Ilcinleirslwt, IC. Iiulius, XY. Atkiiisoil, II. Stevens, L. 'I'ingIer, P. Lang, II. Gardiier. w -If nl. Haley, BI. Rzxlph, II. Imvis, li. Guy, I.. Iizxumzuiii, D. SIIIVICVZUII. I. Si-wkineir, Row 5412 l'e:u'son, K. Yamler Yen, P, lie-Ii, A. ' ' 'Iie1 Iinlmoiis, If. Xlgxillcy, XI. iI'u'Ir, .X. Nlrlroll, IJ. Xml X wi 4 1 H 5 i - Q diff!! M 472625 0 ff ki., A I 1:5 Y ,...,f Q A719 I X fm nff my fl!! E KAL x 4112! Q N ' A ', , .. X ff V if ' f L ' 55 ,, Q 1 Z 'VZ 1 'f. v .I ,flu 6 ' a I , , 7' 1 ff Q 311,85 'Q Xxx A ., - Q ',X 5 - E N , , , ff' ' ,eq A ' A- - - F - Tx I ., wok , w M f f if . 1 ' 1 A ' LW x' X 5 'N , , ,. X 12' I , f 51 0 A' 'I ,A x i ff ' V . H A .Jr-NN P ba' Magi 'Z P 1 fx f f , . ffm ,f , ' 3 -it V' f 'M Q f X x if f 4 -f Z V. , ff f:'L!,l- J if Y .:. W, ' , Q 1, - .. 2' f 'K 7 ' 7 ,, 1. , 4' 1 f' 21-' AV f ' I f ' f fzf 21--I-, 1 t - A x 7 f X . ff 7515 ws dll!!! dy :aw ' llhwil L-5,.,,s,n M Vw' s' P 5' 4 f. I rf? if W' . 0 amz 221 W al . . WI. ' fJ :Jr J F gf if 1,4 T f L f ' 1 , T' Martha Clark 4 4 fl -f.0L1f choir is like a mighty organ. f ,J I ,J . J , U 1. , lts voice may gather strength H And peal forth in majestic tone ,I J' , For all the World at length. I 4 ' , 'f The music rings forth in great volume 4 r , Then softly it is subdued, J And the wonder and glory of heaven 4 1 . . v , ff? ' ' Is envisioned there for you. M, ' is , Their voices rise to the heavens . . . 3 NVhen e'er they sing a glorious song, R ' A .Tind like the mighty organ ' J, . Each chord is ever prolonged. ' ,I g 1 1, g, Then softly they end the story ' I l I P ,f ' With a hallelujah and amen, f . if But you may hear their glory I R' , . . , 2 When e er they sing of heaven again. Q' ss gl , il I r I 5 ,I ' J, o 3 ff! 1 gfizzfzfs. . . Dedicated to Mr. Schowalter By Audrey Emmons Our choir with golden voices singing Singing songs of all the world, Echoing psalms and hallelujahs And amens with tones unfurled. We have sung in deserts sandy Singing songs to cheer the boys, And we'ye sung in chapels glcfrious Filling hearts with sacred joys. Our ehoir's been heard in many places And enjoyed by all who've heard They express their deepest feelings, ln their few hut kindly words. Our choir with golden voices singing Singing forth in glorious tone, Echoing high into the heavens To our God, the One alone. 3, I. A.. i x r i lx ' 1 9 A 7 E991 .WP Q, V l Q gjffzage gdfyfzzzk. . . NY:1li01, XYZ1-xnvnllclq Hllclnml thc lint' lczul me In thc zlltur. pug Quecu NYiu-mn mul Amex. NN'1lilv Un 1N1111:4Q' memafzw. . . 42 E911 nk Ilx hmlllm alan lnllnll xull l IIICXLIIL! Nli In sm lull! 1 llxx ll! :xml ,lvI't ' lI:11+p5' I2u'tl14l:x3. Xliw I:lll'I1IJlHu S1u'1ng'- n-v1 ucemlmi llc KL--u1t:unl ' XYhy the BLANK expu- -X N U A .N g, v ,X Qs r hy P If x A ,W I . WU i? k --'UVM ffu-L. fm-HH lx: 11 Xll In H1 u 'Fxvxm TXYU 1m'nV 'l'l1'ulX ln .nrmlm ru 4-:ning lunch tug NL,sW,,, I.1mlm gn uxuznl E933 Ill X142 45610152 Many of our senior boys have joined branches of the Armed Forces in the past year. We who have remained in R. H. S. have thought our troubles numerous, but in comparison to the burdens of our former Terriers, they are insignificant. We are proud to say that our boys in the service are living up to, and excelling the standards of Redlands High. -In-hnuy Olcnvlvli Andrew Franklin Alford Robert Wallace Bruce Donald Chauncey Clem Gene Edwin Estopinal Chresten Knudsen Andrew Baruch Lee Larry Dexter Long Armando Lopez Leonard Bruce Mills Phillip Stockton Mitchell Franklin Chapman Roberts Robert Sewell Eldridge Thierichen Gifford von Kaesborg Victor lnan Yachtman l Bob Monro aww mx , X KQQVQX ' sp' N95 WM X' 191909 . 4 a30,9GQYx0O V ' K Q ?o100o5 ,wm'fl ' ,Ax 9-NW9. '- ! ' M ea 5 c M' W M05 U' mingling 21.40 sv-1. 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COWl71lf'l'L'ldl Pfll1ff'YK PRINTERS OF THE Mmuo 113 East State Street Phone 3901 KEYSTUNE DRUG CQ. 1 E Qt State Street Phon 4036 TREND 0' FASHION 6 E it Stale St Phon 8616 HINERIVIANS IEWELER 109 O g St Phone 9611 HANA WEST 102 O g S Ph 8 27 1. 1. NEVVBERRY CO. 14 E t S S Ph 7067 BARDAWIL'S SHUE STORE 216 Orange S Phone 602 SERR'S 9 East State Street Phone 3494 HARRIS' 17f23 East State Street Phone 2129 GAIR'S 110 Orange Street Phone 6751 HOME FURNITURE CQ. Corner State and Fifth Streets Phone 8878 Res. 8601 HAZEL KIME 27 East State Phone 8311 IAHN'S 108 Orange Street Phone 4405 BLUME'S 15 East State Street Phone 4181 100 101 OX Sf? MAOS Across from the Post Ofhce Phone 3851 LOWRY Es? WHEATON, Inc. Vine and Cajon Streets Phone 70fll KRISTY'S 113 Orange Street Phone 6887 CITY NURSERIES Flowers for Every Occaswn 111 Orange Street Phone 4141 HOCKRIDGE NURSERIES 106 XVest State Street Ofhce Phone 7676 Res. Phone 6019 TORREY'S FROSTY LANE 102 Vv'est State Street Phone Main 76 S E99 L PAINT STORES 213 Orange Street Phone 5264 FRED C. FOWLER 105' Orange S Ph 7623 COWLAND'S Super Service 301 East Sta Street Phone 6119 ARTI-IUR'S COMMERCIAL PRESS Z3 East Citrus Avenue . Phon 8271 PUTNAM BROTHERS Food Market 860 S 11 Avenue Phone 2158 The BANK OF AMERICA Phone 2114 M1TTEN'S ICE CREAM Better Milk Shakes Ph 1491 11 East State Str SPOORS DRUG STORE 104 O g S Phone 3111 5102 11031 The SEOURITYJFIRST NATIONAL State and Orange Streets Phone 2149 OHILDERS E99 ELDER SHOE REPAIRING Opposite City Hall MOORE'S PHOTO SHOP Complete Phono Finishing Service 15' Orange Street Phone 6147 LEVINE E99 OHESTLER O8 Orange Street Ph 4613 S . X , K bf pq' P. 2, 'N Y 5' ,, ' no 1' . ' ll' J As 'J P3 , V- 4 y v , 4' 14 1' ' if ' f Q ,wr J 1 J-hQf0,,np,A Mfr ,ff ,ax 1 '1 , 0 , N la! 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