Redlands High School - Makio Yearbook (Redlands, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1946 volume:

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Boy meets girl in almost every activity on the campus, in classes, at lunch time, in assembly, at football games, at Yfnight, and at dances. Therefore, the Makio staff takes this opportunity to portray hovv the academic side of school life and the hoyfandfgirl side are inseparahly inter' mingled. We invite you to take a trip through the school year to view all the various sights and activities that make up our Redlands High School. -j table of contents 1, mi1u1CAT1cvN 2. CAMPIIS ANI 3. c1LAss1uumMs 4. FACULTY AN s, SENIORS f 6, IUNIORS f 5 ISIIILDINUS f D ADMINISTRATION 7. SUPI-IUMORES f f Q .. SCHOOL ACT . SPORTS f IVITIES f 4 5 IO 19 29 41 47 55 . ADVERTISEMENTS f f 2 1,, I . , V 4 'lx . .,--rv I ' .-4' . W .fjl rr df' 3 4. 'f ,I ji IA Io S9 3,1 .65 If IO S S 1 7 A' 5 1 5' 9 ' nn' II y 7 CI, 'DA I' r -f N 1 S ' XI f 65' If-J 9, . ,vv f ff - -V S' 2 ,Mm - Q' ls s 'fv 1' f 7! 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S. student hody. ln addition to his duties as head of the Nlanual Arts department, he teaches mechanif cal and architectural drawing. Besides the practical training, his Nlanual Arts classes are taught the significance of a smile and a friendly greeting, Because of his democratic principles of equality, his ever present helping hand, and his long service as an excellent teacher, we dedicate this Makita to Mr. Hardy. . My n 'g,,.,,,L-IW .M 7LZfA,1fn.JfnfZ f Z,-f ,M 74 ,3cAf,!,4.,4 144Zf,6.,M5 ZINAE4 iw? Jo - Am z:'mL,NfJ Lb ..tl1e campus 6 cl the morning hu tle K KE' -v L f - 2 . 7 an-JJ-'gfypckw get set.. .gf ,AF o p-L-iigggf A ' J 3 1, H X Ol' -'U F5 if A 25 4 5 ' 'al nf: wr g 4 B5 N w, he ay affair th JOURNALISM CLASS to cl of their The 16 Club , The JOLlI'l1Llli5lll duff busily wurkiug on Hobachi copy, typiiics ClilSS1'UUIN activity. ? mfw a tr ' R Q :K r 3 E GA' . 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Lcft to right, thcy strc: N. Du' shzinc Hynson, clcrkg Dr, Frgink Colo, President: R. C, Gcrhcr, .ind E. M. Cope. Thu rcinaliningg :ncinhcr ol' thc Board is Perry Bualucligiiiip. Ill th dmini LEFT - Highly respected hy his fellow ndministrzltors throughout Southcrn California, our supcrinf tcndcnt, Mr. John Branigan, prcf sides ovcr the affairs of thc dis- trict. 1 K 4 rator RIGHT Ifvcrymmc zlgrscs that Mr. llcmwrgc Kiblwy, nur principal, is am n 2vuml gmmd guy. 6252, W. vvunxn ggvg W-vqwyf Xl I N. l.urkvnl1 L! . V S GQ 2 . '. . 'lu nn, K un mlm PENS . 1. II1-mm, lirm t lin nd tud nt The student government in R. H. S. is headed by the eleven A. S. B. cabinet members: president. vicefpresident, secretary, commissioner of finance, commissioner of athletics, Boys' League president, Girls' League president, Hobachi editor, Makio editor, and commissioner of publicity. The cabinet met on the average of twice a week sixth period. They discussed solutions of school prob' lems, passed all budgets for the clubs and organizations, and took care of C.B.L. affairs. All the members of the cabinet are automatically on the student council. On April 24, Redlands was the scene of the all C. B. L. cabinet dance. This dance was given to prof mote better relations and to get bettera cquainted with the other schools. Mr. Bland was the very helpful and understanding cabinet adviser. The administrative council was newly organized on the campus last year for the purpose of promoting a better understanding between the faculty and the students. There are six faculty representatives: the principal, the two deans, the cabinet adviser, and two representatives of the faculty at large. The A.S.B. prexy, Hobachi editor, Girls' League president, Boys' League president, and the three class presidents make up the student representatives. The council was scheduled to meet once a month. The Hrst meeting was held in the flats at the begin' ning of the school year to make out the school calendar and settle the problems and questions of the facf ulty and the students. FIRST ROVV--Left to right: Bliss Hawkins, fncu-lty repress-niativeg Mr. Jones, lleaxl of llnysg Xlarylou Arinstrmig, Girls' League Presidentg Perry Brock, Senior lllass Presiilenlg Mr, Kibby, Principal. SICCOND ROV!!-Miss VVilson, faculty represeutativeg Carl Troyauo, Presiclentg liill llansen, Boys' League President: Ferren Christensen, Junior Class President, Mrs. Luckenbill, Dean uf Girls. A I mlssasrea 1 NN Xx x Y ik Q . . 3 'Q xXLx 1 KSN. 1, A - , Q 3 fi g S fi Q :Emu QQ nf Ii la 5 ,,-t, .N ,Qs Q 2 ,f if-Xg ,,,.x, ,Q 4? 31 E 'fzgb 'QQ if ,g'.-'xx 2 as X Q Q it ,Q f X ak, ,M .V Q in .Q Y edffg 5 QAQ .Q W.-.YN W A '7 Q Q I ff' ,, 3 k if , is 1 if x gf it E , Mfg R 1- , 5 8 Zgyg x YH fm ws 5. xy X f 2' 4 , ' 45551: ,,,,,.,., . Nl I ls ,f wang if, k +A? Jai? 33: -,-wx X ,sg -'Iwi -sg: ..4.. 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Cairn llqiyrnck ginil Mies -lrssiv Curry CATV f X Q 5, 1 ww - Q I , x Nj O XX i N: A - xxxxfl A N ' df? 1 J X N H Af W, Qi- fd 2411 1 f 2 w senim i . n .. x Q r'ffL'f A ff? -Q' , :graduate 'O AIKOYI-if'l'lic .Xhe l.iilcoln bean prexv Perry Brock is ihe result of the NYhiskerino' he seems happy in spilt' of it. RIGHT --- The Seuiir falriuet: Peiry Ilrock, presimleiilz Susie Slape. vice-presi- cleulg Margie Field, secrelaryg Iloh Ro- mero, ircasiirer. 30 l on Senior rlass th migh Tuesday night, june 18th, was a momentous evening for the class of 1946, for, under the soft-romantic glow of golf den footlights, neath the swaying palms of the Redlands Bowl, he had a heavy date with his steady, Future. The graduate felt obliged to explain some of his escapadcs with the third party in the eternal triangle, Past. The first few hours were spent reminiscing . . . treasure hunt, class day, continuous victories in bond drives! Fun, excitement, competition l Ah, Past and I really went in for things in a big way signed graduate. Together we paved the way to dramatic success, scholarship achievements, and final happiness he' cause of cooperation and unity. She wore a pearl gray and mulherry gown to our wed' ding, but I went to Baccalaureate with the rest of the gang. I guess I realized then that you, Future, are the one for me. The two parted in the early dawn, having reached a com' plete understanding. Graduates could never forget Past and his RHS, but destiny interfered. l X 111 senlor f 46... lglllllllk' 1lc.111 ' .1 1l,1x l11'11 xlXl.lX. XY'UI'tlL'I1 lllll' lllX Ihll .111l 11. 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Fletcher, George 'l'l1e 1111111 who 1':1111 f-.1' 1111-ie--1li1111e1'! unzwfni my u m 1-imma., Q71 we f.wz,11f,f 1- A Alf urI.uxu, Mary l ouisc lvl lwnlllx I lu vu Imu .I.lu 4l1-4-ly. uxlncr, lluris wlu-vl1'x4'l Irv Inv: I1 Hu nllrxlrlf- ullll I nllusxlum, 'Ul'Ij.L', l'lIlILI X lull Ilnf-I-lvlrluluw umscu, llill ll.un1-vr I .4 Imuul Hun- .Im-. xl-u 1.lu ll-xx I I l'lUIAILlIl0, I'l1iImm-11.1 Ill-11' f, ullrmn' vuln- uu-lu luux luvl1.l f..u'Llm'r, llclcn lfny I I ill: lwluruxl lluu C lIcilsm.u1, llclly Anno Xl-1: 'Im-vu.uuI llunlllx lu-lv lv ly, .,. .. . , . , f. llu3.,xmn cllllllk 'llux I xxllll uul I . .,, xx ll-I un-I uu- ' lloyd, llownral lforsytlmf, Lorcnc lfryc, Carman IILIIIHCII,Tl1KJl11.lSxl. cl.ll'ClLl, lfstlmcr Su-rum, --nl:-ul mlm, Kluxiv xv:ulu-N IIXYJIV lin-ly miml lm: 11 Xlllll um lmlu I-Ir mu ll iNu'1 Ixy sin' 3-lu In-ru llw sf-ul ilu- :lu-I uwllwcl :Ill lla 1-wu, IIIIIIILN ilu-1-ing :uul xxiu --r lull. uf uxvlylxly lilu. cxuilur. cl.ll'LIllL'I', Nancy Clnxxlncxy Rose Clarlnml, Rosalinc Gnrrow, Robert Clcntry,Clor1lon C. 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I lu lllllglllllg' In-rzlllw l I-Illl lllyvllll ll joke. 33 lill, ,lean 'l'lie1 L-'s Ji lilztels slieelv iii exery Inmllx, lvul shes uni ii. lycle, Dorotliy Flu' uizix Ilvtle, lull you- rxm aluays fiutl lier. leister, Harriet Young gill, lie may lux' all llle unrltl In vnu, lrul you lmettei see uuire tit llie ut-rltl. foliler, Beverley Hlllllvii we liiss :mtl iualee uit, l gel llie ltiss zuitl lie pets llie lllIll'iCll1'.ll Hill, Shirley I tluly one lu riiplixlly. lrvin, Doris Eyes lllill speals xari- :ills lxiuguages. Kennard, Natalie 'I'lie easier xi girl is ln look ai, llne lizutler a mzul ltitules. Kroon, Thomas S. Su luiglil liifs mtitlier calls liim Stull. Hixson, Lucille Sunshine ilml ruuies lrtiui Xuexupzi---111 a lius. James, Barbara Ellen Sileuee is a line jewel lor a xt-tnuaii, luu ll seliltim wt-rii. Kessler, Eugene The tlevil is a sissy, Kuhn, lnes Any girl eau lialulle ills: beast iu a mzm if :liek eagey ent-ugh. Holsinger, Evelyn My mau's as irue a' steel. Jennings, -loan l'm uni so tluiel wlieu you get In lsumr me. Kildare, Donald 'llllk' tuiestiou is: I slltvllltl a perstm slug, roll, nr piel: lnnies? LaHocla, Colleen Call for a clizquermie Hooper, klr., Fred M. just one rzirqiiei :after :uultlu-r, Johns, Carolyn Quiet, lun uni asleep. Kineher, Lorna Marie tlreat iluiuglils. like grezu llc-mls, ueetl no trumpet. Lang, Patsy l1ig:p:liuy,: is my lioblnyfl Horton -linnie Mo Always tlepeutlalnle, :il ways lliereg :Always xi smile BYt'l'j'WllClAL'. Jolinson, Rodney 'l'liere's utvtliiug lilse Il gnml argument, pi-of vitletl you always win. King, Laurel lYr'll miss you autl your Ile Simi. Lauwers, Mabel lie gauie, lxuz ut-t ex'ei'ybmly's. Huelcaby, Rielmaral I'm a little mzui lx ltmle :ni Nalmle--11. Jones, .X tlirtalulu is like fuller llle longer i slzuitls ilu' t-nltler 1 gels. Perry Knickerbocker, Roy 'l'lu-re's fl lziifzlwzxy l-mls in liis eyes. Learned, Bob A inlliug' sit-ue giitliers no moss. dur Nlcliay, l lA.lllL'CS ll Lmw :N .vnlx I mmm .ullvl nl0.lIl1, I m ll-1 lumix lux II U xlL'LlUl1l!Cll, -IOL' lull xmlv, lull num xl.-vlx vm 1.1 tlV.lllll Nlollc, K.llllCl'lllL'vll'glll llw nlwmluwl lxglus lmxv lllv nu-xl bx'.lll- 1I.ll 1-mx cl. Nelson, lioxmlnl l-l l.lllu'l Nmx lxml xxllll Xllrlxcx ,Xlmv Ilmn gn -vm xx1Il1.11 Iulw x-vuf x 2 3 of Nelson, T11C1l1l.l Yvonne If s111-l1r1- 11 1g11111el1 11L'1' 1l1lI11ll1' ls 1112l111' P.1u1so11, 1J.11'111 111e l1111lr11 111 1111111101 Powe11, KILIIDCS i1'l11ll1111' 711, '15, 7111 Romero, Robert Leroy 111- 1l1lN 1111111'11 ex erx 11111151 11111 Il 1111111, the chool year Nicks, Nancy 11 11-11 wlse 111 he xxlser 111111 1 1lL'Cl'ssi ws Paxton, Lois 1 111111111111 is 1111 Pride, Yvonne ' 111 l1111s1r, 1'll11 '1 1 111111111 1111- s11'1l1gI slrlnlq 111 I 11111 1111ws III1k'. I -J Odcnbnugh, Dorothy .X Jlirl 1'11l1'1 he 1'11l'e11ll 1111111111111 Perry, XV1l1'1'C1l xY1IlC, NY11111e11, Re1'1ll'11s1 Pryor, B111 NX'e11, my 1'11yN 1111l1e1 Rozemu, Louis 11111 F. 111111 1111 111111 111 1111' 111l'll11 Osbun, Mary Lea Osdick, 131111151 SPCM' 1 111'F 'hmlt Pl'1se11111 Joanne George xV1111.l111 11111111l'1'11w1 11 - 'A V V ,V lllg lpqel 11g1l'1 111 11 11111, 1111111, .11111 11.1s11 secret In Ill 1L'11l11jL 11 1111- 111 your 1l'1ClIl1S. Pinson, 171oy11 111' 11ce11s 1110 s.11111- 11ll1':11l'1' 1- 11111 11111- Peterson, C1Lll'C11CC 'WY1111 511111: my Poe, Don 111111115-1 111111e! 1111111' 1111111-, 11, l1111e 111 11 1111111 1111111111 Mr, Dlnylgs, Ll N11'LH111C 1x11l11:1l1. R1ll1l11'CZ, Nlnrggn-ct Rees, 11o11y E. Rey, 1.y111.1 .1115 11:1ys 111 s1l11el1j111- 1 11l'v1e1' X11s11u1-1C 111 11111 11l11y 11.11 111 11.111 il year. 111111y1,' :1 1'l'1el111 le 111 111- 111111 Sander, Scoles, B111 Seiersen, D.1v111 Elaine CHLlrtJ 111- 111111 is XQ111 1-1 1111- 111. 11111- 11 g111111, 11111 MMV .IIN-I, hcltmgi 1111l1'-e lczlxes 1111 1111111-N 111s 11--1111s :ire lilsly. - 11v11ll111. 111 11111111yf Patrick, Patricia 'I'1. 1111- fl 1111111111111 IHULIII- :l1I1'Il1111ll N111 11111 I1111'111l1111. Po111er, Betty Jo 1111111 well, 11111 11l'N 111'11l'11. Reyes, Dorn Nfllllme lx 11111111M111 Sewell, 1,1le111e Sl1111111' 111'1s lll 311 Q11-G 1-msg: wm- 11 111111111 -1 i lupus ay. 1 vm Mm 1,1111 ww 1 -1 Q1 11111111-II, Ii11I11'1'1 S1I1'.1, I'.111sy 5 'II1-11' I 11111 11111 I111I1 I1111- 1111- .1-1111- 1111-11 11-111111- ' 11I1-1 1111 111-111I11.1111-1I 1111'11I 1'1'I1, IIl1I0r1's Sl1'w.11'1, I'IIL'.lIllH' S N111-11 11I11111 11111111 X1-1111 1-111 1-II '111 11- I,11I111 111 11111111111 II1.11 11I1l1I1 111111.1111111l1111 11l1I11' 111-11 11.11. 'll.l, AI11'I II'I111l11px1111, II' 11.11 .1111 111.111 .1 1.111111 MAH Anhui. .11 . ., 11- 1111 11.111 I1,11'.1., 111.11 'I1 U V UM IH, HUWI1- I1111 11 11111111-1 1I11- ' 1I1-111I I1111, II Ci1'1111w, XIJII II111'11, I.1'1I.l V ,vin 1X1111I ,111' 11111 11,111'1I ' I I ' I ' 1 .I, . 111.1111 111.-114' .1 11lII, II ' I11'11-' .1 1.111 1111. '1I1'cy, NV.1111I.1 .X Inv IN 111--1 1111111- 1I1111u .1 1411! 1111111 I1 11114' 1111 :11. 11'.1ugI1.111, N111'111.1 I 111-1 .1I1-1111 I11l11'1 I I11-11111 1l1111'I. I111111ps1111, Ii111I11cy S. lII1, II11'I11l1II11'I1111 II11I1 .111 I.c111'c11, I51II I'..11, 1I1111I1 111111 I11- 1111-111, 1111 11.1111-1111 II11-1 111.11 11111111111 II I.111'. SI.1pc, SIICIICI I I1.11'11-I111',11111I I111 1'1 11. I1111'. S11'11ggcr, I 1 I Xi1'gini.1Ii. 5I11 N .lx I1I1:1I1I1' :lx xI11 11 I1-11I1:1I1I1', 'I'I1l'.lSI1CI', AI.1mcx 'I'I11- I1I11NI1 11 I11-.11111I11I I1111 1111111'111111w 111 1-1-111 1'1111'1II. Van Ix'I0ll1K'CI'IIi, I Icnry 11- XI1II1111.111, I11'1111 1I111X1' l11-11I1-- 11111111 1 S1111Ic1', SlIl.1l1I1Ll Smith, Ig.II'I3.ll'.l 9111itI1, Virgi11i.1 SI11' 11 111 I11'1 11.11111' SI11' 11111N 1I111 g1111 XI.111 11111I..1-rx, 111111111 111111I11'N. 111 1q11111I, 1I1N1111x1w. St1111cI11'o11I1, Nancy Swopc, GIc111I.1 T.1y'Il3I', Art 'I'I11- :111'11114r 1111111.111K XI1-11 111.11 1'111111- .1111I .XII .X1111'111'.111 1l1111 11-111 I1:1w III1' 111111411 1-I' 1111111 111.11 1411, I111l 11111 I1.11'I1. .111 11115111, I1111 I1'111'1 11' I 1'.111 I11'I11 11, 111111, Tinglcr, T1'.1i11111', kIc.11111c '111'.11111, cI.ll'I lovinn Anne .X111I IIIII1' .X111I11'1 I11 1111111111I1 I11' 11I U , 111-I I.1111gI11'1I .1111I XIII, IIl's 111:1I111114 lmulwll,-1 1111-1 '11 1111 ' ' XIJUQIIII, KI11 Allll V11uIIm1', Mina I'111N1', I'1'1x1111.1I111, II1 .1111'1111111111q 11111111 .1111I I'11I1'I1111111I1- 111' .11'1'1111111I1NI1 1111111' 1.1ll1'1w. IOIKI X x1l1-111 111N1I11111 1 I11x 11 .11'. NIJ!! IIICSI. I I.1 ' 37 Vicrneisel, Gertrude Xvacldell, Bob Welker, Walter Weston, Alice Wielingn, Wicrenga, Edna ' ' ' N. li'nN-ixl llc-rp xlnlllln-xx mllg lm--nl 15 lux mam Silent but Llezully. What allall un llv Helen ICQII1 UNI 'A lllmww l-un lilrlv. imerr-wt. neu weel:-end? X . j I 1 H .f qmct ax .1 Lllllllll nnmlse in a cemetery. Xvillarnl, ZLlLl1'l Wfxlliamson, Jean Wfilson, Theodore Wright, George Zeigler, Colleen Ia-xc mv :llmm 11 lie 11-mrlmalzuxlg open A theme in time saves Of vmrrfe llfflllllwi llel' YIVIUFS HFC W leave me 2llmfllCl' your Clilllliilfll nine. aren't l'l'1lZ3'l Nlillli' lllill lwl' fllllllf are lmnl to hurl. amera hy senior Richard J. Delameter Lucille La Praim Paul Melee Burma lvloore Pearl Smith BS 1 , sm in memoriam james hyman, '46 I cannot say, and will nut say That hc is LlCQlLl---l'lC is just away. Witli a chccry sniilc, and a wave of the hand, HQ has wantlcrctl into an unknown lantl, Anal left us tlrcaniing huw very liilil' It ncctls must hc, since hc lingers there. Fur thc nldftiinc step and glad rcturn Think nf him faring un, as Llczu' ln thc love of there as thc lnvc of hcrc. Think of him still as the same, l say, He is not LlCl1LlA--l1C is just away. .I.Axrx1ias Wiii'i'ninwkiix R ll.liY SFT TU Rllllll-flfirft Ruw: lfzllwwlylx jnlms, Sllirly Ilill, 1111100 McNeiner, lilizu SICCONIJ R0W?fl3ulJl1y frame, l'zmy lmllg, llelty .Xml illL'llNIl1!lll, lill-zl11m'SIuw mel, ll:u'l1:u'zx 5-r1utl1. l,n1'ene lwraylln Nlary Leu Oshuu, Xlargle .lui lflelcl, Minn Lnviuzx 'l'i11g.:le1', Xlziryluu .X1'111ai1'm1g, Suenel Slznpc, Czirmcll lfryc, .lc11nyXlUllmAl ll cllmy, Ii:n'l1:u'zi Nlillmzmlq, PZIINQ' l.:n1g', lnes Kuhn, Thelma Nelson, Colleen Zicg- lflizalrellm Lynn, Vlcuzul AlL'IlIll1ljI!4, VVill:1 Alkiilwli, l,ucillc llixyun, Rim Mzulricl, XI ni l'L'p:gy llnlwnlcg, Arllmr '1'l1o1n1wsm1, Pm llrznllmrll. in weet tradition . . . th daisy hain juniors--lords to come with spirit undying The departing seniors leave conident that their successors, the mighty class of 1947, will carry the up' perclassman title to great heights of prominence. That faith is justified by the impressive record of events that this class has made in the traditionally difliicult Junior year. Things started off with a special sweater assembly presided over by Ferren Christensen, Junior class president, during which representatives from local clothiers exhibited what they had to offer in the way of class sweaters. After some deliberation an emblem was chosen and kelly green was designated as the sweater color. It was at this assembly that Luster Hauth, elected treasurer in a special election, officially opened the Junior dues drive. Later in the year a class ring committee headed by jim Read, Junior vicefpresident, and Bernice Purf vis, class secretary, chose the ring which is destined to be worn and traded by many classmates. Along about March, Ferren and jim began plans for a talentffilled junior assembly to rouse the spirit of their mighty class. just to do things up right the guys and gals sported their new sweaters for the first time at the assembly. Finally the big test came-the fabulous JuniorfSenior Prom of 1946! Its theme, delightfully centered around the mythical tale of Cinderella, gave way to many lavish ideas on decorations which were used to advantage. The success of this event alone satisfied the weary seniors that the student body would be in good hands next year. f--.J KA I Rl lcltlulellitlt lll'CI'. QCXIHINII I Cl IC n 5 2,1 . if 5 'Q i ,JW D- ,,-M ,. v... HV 'Q n ,. ,,Lf.'Qp , W- , .,f .- ,, v 6.4-4 if 'X an ,Q A f .5w gd M K2 N W . E' 51, . ' ui I Fug, S .J 'V g., an M694 'vs '4 0 5' ll x , ya.. A . Q x .N M .pf x A A ' 'M tg .f X Q, -.. . A k f , + fi-of 'bf' X ' an ff' 'f K if -4 ' - N vi N , -. X X526 i,.' f i Vi' 5 in ,,,-- Q Qi , X , 9' 4 4 ln, q YN N Q I' Our M ' Ni R 'Q w Q z A N , A- mx ff - - Iv 1 f 7 K xx b O Q 1 31 if 3 Q X A K 2' 'A 1 5 is 5 l Y Ai EI 'N' X QW sw k f P E i IlI fl'lI IQOVY-lhwiy llzuvn Neil, lilczuun' l.el5zn'1'm1, I!:u'bzu'u llnrlmx, .loan Ilnrimi, Bernice ll XIX l IRST ROXY-Revfsrly llnrnefs, lillzl Beth Innes, Janice Kessler, Esther Leivas, I.m'i':1ii1c Lori. Nl COND RUXY Q14 i i V 5 frninc Jnrret, Jeanine Grceiiwre, Lulu Xlmvre, Nflllllll Knger, Luis Gumlwin, VY:n11l:1 llill, Shirley Nlariin. lllllill RUN lllllllll lleinnnflcz ku 'f '1 1 ' 1 , ' rnizx Xlckfzui, Nnrinzx Knlh, Anne Xlu-fray, Sheila llClltlQl'5lIll, Alice Ilzirrly, Carulinu l,:1wmn, l':1i'nlyi1 .ll I Ol lx I ll ROXK Rutl - 1 hreeiilcnt, Monte Ilerhnzm, Paul Gmizzxles, l'z1ul Nucl, jack llw1l1.KOS, RHJIBI' llillllillrm. Rulmri ,l4'lllN'l'l. wh, Le-la llziwelmmclx, ul-vlcne l,ill:ml. l'll ROXY-l.nnisc liiln1oi'e, hluciliiie lllllliUI'I, Bublnic' Xlalnil, MarilynNeifwenfler, Ruth ML'G:li1gl1Sy, Gay ilisi, licliy llcniwlilw. Nl X l',Nlll ROW--Ollicllu Blezlclmvs, Jnnniy MucKin1mie, lion Knhns, Roy Ki1'k17Ell1'lClC, Kent lhmlei llill le lll'Il'l'lI RUNY lluix l ' ' ' ', ' , wis, ,linnny Myciw. I f mpez, 1'I'llllk'CS I.1veng'mnl, Xictm' llnffnizin, jinnny Miller, Dick llntliclzl, juhn llymznn, Lynn hlunes. N'l'll ROXY-Alfrnie lli1ci'i'ci'u, llub Xluurb, jinnny Meinl, Luster llziuth, llcnry Lopez, Nnrnizui Kn-echlcr, Stanley ,livin-N, Ilifk Ncslmitt. IlN'l'lI ROXY--Vk'1'igln Ilwlalein, Hill IC:u'h:u'1, l':1nl XlUlll1.l'lHllEl'j', ,lim M:nir1-, llnunc lliclacrslvn, Iizlviil ,lnclqsi-11, Clic-lcr lsgzir, Rnlmri Mzmni gqrlw g: 5 , ,f 'mWf3'U.ff5zifSf2 :ef Qff ' , K - . ' 0 1, 3 1 xi - W . '11 fl' A 4 'A . 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Q , ' W camera-shy juniors ,QW Adams, Lorraine Alexander, Gene Anderson, Chuck Anderson, Maurice Andriese, Jack Anglin, Betty Austin, Jack Ballesteros, Bob Barnett, Barbara Beauchamp, Darvin Beauchamp, Douglas Bell, Douglas Beryen, Richard Bise, Bob Brasch, Beth Joanne Brown, Jack Allen Cloud, James Cryz, Gloria Davenport, Gertrude De Boef, Stanley DeMond, Robert Edes, Barbara Engleman, Bill Feenstra, Philip Fredricksen, Ralph Gamache, Basil Gerhard, William Gilbert, Jewel Goettsch, Bonnie Goodrich, David Goss, Shirley Griffitts, Richard Hinkle, Jack Holcomb, Carolyn Indig, Steven Largent, James Lockwood, Wayne Lopez, Virginia Magner, Jack Mathwin, Dorothy Milliman, Shirley Moulton, Monte Murray, Joan Newell, Donald Norcross, Jimmie O'Bar, Roy Ortega, Raymond Pease, Fred Pride, Billy Jo Ramirez, Carmen Renshaw, Gordon Reynders, Philip Rice, James Romero, Elizabeth Sample, Edward Smith, Ben Snyder, Harold Stephens, Rita E. Thompson, Beverly 'A' . bvv-1 Wagner, Stillwell ill, Lloydl oodworth, Lucydean fun-N ophies---trudge on 5 Q ir enthusiasm grow The Sophies have suffered nobly through the teasing by the rough, tough, and nasty up' perclassmen. Despite all this they've come through as one of the largest and liveliest class' es old R. H. S. has seen in many a moon. The first Sophomore class meeting of the year was a highly entertaining talent show with Bruce Risely acting as master of ceremonies. Much promising sports material for future varsity teams came into view this year. The driving team spirit and ability of the boys resulted in some fine playing. They were especially good in basketball, tying for second place with Colton. The only major activity of the year was the Soph Class party on May 31 fin honor of the Editor's birthday, naturallyj The party was planned by the cabinet. All Sophof mores were invited to attend. Dancing was the main form of entertainment. The class ofhcers for the year were Don Higdon, president, Jerrold Fronk, vicefpresif dent, Beverly Davis, secretary, and Gail Glass, treasurer. Meeting with Mr. Bowles, their adviser, they have handled all the class business. IIICNI' NUXX, I.4-Il III Iilu In III-I4-n l'ump1m1, I':nl l'vII1'nll:lll.,I:lllL'I lic l!I:u1w, Ilvvcrly Ilznvix, ,II-zunlc .Xl1mIx'cxm, Xlnry .X1m'tl. NI VHNII NHXX R+-ll,nI-I KI:-I lul' -, Il.ul4I X'IJllIx, Iflrlmlvl iluwy, I,l11u' ,Xr:lllnIJl, Ilk'JllI'IK'l' IM-Igqulu, 1Ivl'uI-Iillc Ilzwlx, i'ImlIrm' Ilm'IXm'l. IIIIICIP IUPXX I'lw,uIu'IIu VI a'll wx, Rvll-Irv .XxIl1'nIx:ul, Huy XAIUIIIUIII, Rx'uIu'Il II:u'I n-v, I'I1lI Illwvlw, .Xlll1cII:l IM-rlny, IUI R IIII IUIXX XI.nu' linux, Irvin' I5l11lllIu'I4m. .II-wlrllim' Ill'lmlIn'If:w. NIPIIIIJI -lczell ISIQAIIWIX. IIIIIIUICUII Il:ll1gI1m'll5, Il-ur-ullly .X1I.ul1N, III I II IUIXX li.nII::u:l Iiwulrfl, Xlxnlzm Ill-IIIIL-lmll, Shvlly .Xml IIJIII, I'14lIIOI Illwull, X'Il'HIllIll Ilmy, Iflzulk Iilwxxn. 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II XIII IUIXX Xllu- Km-I-1 un.u nl, I.1-In-11 Nlrlwlwrll, Rwlwll XIuIxlI1lII, Iflxxill I'.l1xlm'Ix, I I-'UI NIIUX, .lay I':lp4c, IIIII XIIIII' I I I X IN III IUIXX Hllluxmu I'1'.nI Xm-, IIIII XI:1vl4-rl, Ifqllc KIIIIL, Rlrlmlml I.2lIIIl, XYZIXIIL' NUKKIUII, -Izlrlx III-Incl. III I'I I' I II IUIXK I,u1w I,.ll.l, RI-'Im XIJN-ru, Vlllllmy NI.ul:m'f, K'IlI'l-In I,0NIm'y. I'zIIIII NIn'Ivm', Ilully IirmI.uII, ,Iim Nrxills, aw l lRS'l' RUVY, Left to Rip:l1tfMa1'gat't't Rrtqtte, Carolyn Smith, Mary JtvYtut1ilg, l'ilainc Reiisliaw, ,lean Smith, lillutte llranfrtnxi, Xlatlclttxt Simp mn, flu- XYl1itc. SICCONU litlXYflDnt'ir XYtmtlt'it15:, lletty ju Iltvtain, Mary june Ytvrlt, Greta XYillm, Yacla Rust, Shirley Yaultleratcttc, Nlatitm You-,. 'lill I RID Rt1XX'flivcl yn Sertann, Florence Rey, Virginia Tntlfl, juan Staley, Marcella Slater, liillie Sue XYalrlc, Phyllis Svwvll, llcttt Scltattcrlc. l llI'R'I'll RllXYf'Ycl4la Sirk, Xlilly -'CHU l'risk, Ycra 'l'hurntmi, Pat Rickman, Margaret Sittgley, Luis XVZIITCII, juan VN'rigltt. l lIf'I'll ROXY-Vttticc Vtitvlfe, Travelle xxilllllllllr, Angelina Sumuya, lfrmtk Silva, Titmtty Schutt, jitmuy Reymtltls, I-'rault Rctlnttmtl, fltatlcs txwmttt, ' SIXTH RUXXV lilnisc Rutltgclt, Georgia VYv:bb, Mark Raslimir, Paul Yan llnrtt, jatticm 'l'tt-rncy, llilly XY:xtllcy, Cltarlcf Stvittltf, llcvcrly llmlgcts SICYICNTII ROW'--I,v Nlarilya Xyllkiiltbll, Gloria Rcevcf, jtvycc Yiw, Betty Yan IACUYEZII, Sltirley x'2l.IltlCl'XVilll, lltmttlty XvlllllClll.LC, llmif Yan Mun wcrilt, fem-liia Tlltilllllfi. liltiIl'l'll IUTVK'---llctty XYccka, ftvlleett Scott, lit-miie llaycs, Arlene Tlirvmas, Glettttetta Scltacltt, juan Tltmttas, Xlarjuric lYitttt, Nlttttic Stcwatt NINTH RUXYfKatl Stewart. 'l'liN'l'II RUXY -,lt-ln Hjll Rcyiiultls, Pattl XValsrm, Dale XYm+tla, Bill Sctttt, Little ,lun 'l'aylm', liig jtvu 'l'aylur, Merritt Sligcr, Ray liycttf, Xlatty 1 Rolfe, limb NN'atla, liarl Sltetvltarcl, Bill Yiiipgft, littgene Sltuttmi, Tmtttny Smith. lCl.liY1fN'lill Rlllvfjattlea XYitt, Hill XYcmlt, Noble Xlfbb, litl Yan Lirtxuw, ,lxtrolm Yalltettlyttrg, Tltmnax Sliatlttmt, Ricltartl Smttlt, llnlw,-I Rixlt ling. llruve Riflcy. Hallum, Pauline bashful sophies Austin, Bob Avila, Mary Bergstrom, Shirley Bishop, Keith Bruer, Ruth Burge, Mildred Buyak, Dolores Chavez, Frank Chavez. johnny Cheney, Le Roy Clark, Douglas Colvin, Billy Cowie, Phil Cruz, Henry Deckwar, Monte Duke, Claude Elliott, Tom Engleman. Bobbie joan Erlandson, Gwendolyn Eubanks, Wanda Fisher, Lois liloriano, juanita Ford, Leslie Guy, Bob Halloran, Marilyn Haro, Gilbert Harper, Ella jean Hixon, Leland Howard, Paul Hull, Billy Hulbert, Dick jubera, Raymond Kelly, Tom Lash, Carroll Lopez, Mary Lobdell, Taylor Luce, David Masoner, Harvey Massongill, Betty McCasland, Ray McConnell, Bob Milam, Morris Molina, Larry Moore, Colleen Peake, Fred Reglado, Bennie Ridgely, Harry Robles, Donald Rodger, Marion Roque, Manuel Rosen, James Rozczma, Gerald Rusk, Millie Sanders, Nadine Sehacht, Glen Schott, Gaylord Schuttcn, Eugene Scott, Nancy Simpson, Bill Smith Florence Smith, Max Smith, Merlin Smith, Vida Mae Morales, Lucy Moreno Emily Moreno Gilbert Morgan Barbara Morgan Carl Munzig, Carl Niel, Evelyn Ortez, Lloyd Stroud, Sue Sutherland, Bill Sutherland, Ronald Thompson, Duane Wielenga, Elmer Wieleriga, Norma Leo Witliain, Kenneth Patterson, Buddy iillllllllll Q-it l IUO vm uri' lm Sm nil, ll! 511 O Pl ul I? ali ik 55 .,,f?fg X t 0 wif 5s'1 0' . s9fcA4.,lZ-2.4411 u4i4LQ J Z 'c e5 4'9-w-..e, Z'-C46 , ' .M ' 4 1 an ,Zara Ala ' 132' QLQMA, 1 fl-4.664-4 Q, C , - 11Q.f62f..z 5 ff-Q-wfL4de,., fcffA.f.,Am,e f'2 ?fnf 'f - ?Ueafy,c7b,,f , S -0-f47,Q,Q.2ff4.21... 7112222-j,iwf ,,,,,, PS. f ,E Q clubsand Ol' H lizations Q1 H 1 1 g M I1 'Km 'Nu- -:fe ,Ili ut what fool these mortal .. 1f1!1TUR1.X1. S'I'.X1 1 : 1711-1 Rvw, I,eI'1 111 R1u111f-1.111'iI1e 11ix-1111. fX1i11.1 Y11e111111. Sm- 111-11111. 4.v.11'1- N14 N11111111, ,I.m1w 15111111 1101111 1,11111'f, XY1111f1c11 XN111'11x. 51 ,l4UX1J RHXY X1111'111Q .111 1 11'111, 104111 '1'1'z1111w1, 5111-1101 511110. liclly 11Cl11w111tQ, 131r1111Ic 511n1vN-111. 13111r1'l1Q 11llNV1Y. 1.114.111 1 .X1111 llnlvx. 1f11':111111' 5lc11'z11'1. F1111111' 11111, 15Cx1'1'1cy 1x11111Q1'. 'l'11l1ilJ RUXY -l'11i1i1v R1-y1111c1'f, 511111103 xl-v11cN, R1r1111c5 ,I-11111s1111. A , 3,3 gf. ' 4 111'S1N1fFS X1.XN.XlQ1fR -11:1l'1xz11':1 S111i111. 1'11O'I'Ol1R.X1'111111 1111114111 Xl 111 Xvlw 11 -1 QM- R vw ,wma 1 F 4' I N N I lXl',.. ,I.XI'I' I' R-I , I. -- I' 'I II: I. . 5 I, I'oII - H , , 1, . , H X N ' II ' ' UL 'f ' I'llUI4N-R.XI'IIX slxlili ii-ii I., Right: lmmiiii iii...i.,.t...i, xi.-. mi, lv n XI NI x in 1 uni in I ix Inn XI lem I Xn I , , ' -, - 1, . . . n X iiuulvn. , . h I I I I I I I 'I Nelson, lie:-nge loxn1.n'Is, hIiIuv:II Nkiiglwr. NI1lVXIP If HK IIII ' IIXX li.i1Ilx 'XII-II:-, Ruih Ili-run, Nu' Ilioxxn, NM vis. The Mzikio stuff or inmates of rooms 16, 6, .ind the dark room, :is we are informally known, have :nude an Iiew changes in the year hook. But any tool can pIa1inIy see that they 21l'Cl1It :is radical as rumor Ied peopIe to helieve. The darn thing is still recognizable fwe hopefj. It has heen ii Iot oi- work and il lot of fun putting out this Mzikitw. The editoriz1I stzliii and M1'. blones, our adviser, were typing und il numher of ness inguiinger, and Miss keep us out of the red. -some wonderIuI work on Iiverything taiken into kept plenty husy mounting pictures, writing eopy, getting identifications, things. The husiness stuff under the z1hIe direction of Bzlrhurn Smith, husif Stevens, adviser, sold enough Mzxkicis und sueeessfuIIy ha1Iz1need the hooks to Mousy Nelson und his dark room hoys, with M1'. Palmer supervising, did the pictures. consideration, we're pretty proud of our annual: we hope you like it. ,xivr s'l'.xi-'ia i-'ilcsr now i,.-ii I.. umm- i-Ili-..i.... .um iii 1 io lciolii ii.-,in I-it-f, .x, I i...i l.1i,.,i, ui IV-its .lwl 'INN'- . NMI'-'I .IUII-'N I I1 X Ixi :ig 1.i,oi- X1iXinn-, Idnor FIKWINIP IUIXY I'I11I1l- Ih'ylnIL'is. fl fs. ' --V Q . Iv Q -, sf' x 8 4 ffl 5 if tudenl FIRST RIJXX' YW Iiufl In Right: Mu H51-il, Ronald Nelson, .Xfire lim-ex. . 3 . lm X nlllllg, .xlll 111 elle 'l'L'nzl, fiiare Xlt'Ye1m'r, lleluiee llll lllllll ROW Xl! lllll lllllllt lllx n li li llullri ll llullip In a futile attempt to make men of some of the more masculine terriers, Paul Root and the Hobachi staff this year revived the ancient Redlands tradition of staging a Whiskeriiacm and Hobo Day besides the annual Hobo Dance. Although hampered somewhat by their complaining girl friends, many fellows were able to produce a fair crop of stubble. CThis really wasn't very spectacular-most of them had been throwing corn all yearj Besides attaining their goal of keeping the student body informed about school affairs, the journalism students have received practical experience and training in the field. Issues of the paper have been pubf lished every other week through the combined efforts of the staff, Miss Hall, and the patient Hurleys of the Beacon Printery. Several extra editions and sixfpage papers were issued throughout the year, IDUXYN .XT 'l'IIl'1 l'RlCSSflCili1or Root and l.ueille llixsvm. l!lCl.UX'Y-r lfdifni- Pgml Roni. Rvyn 2 it Et ix :ublication and governm nt The student council was organized for the purpose of having better coordination between the faculty, A. S. B. cabinet, and the student body. The council members are chosen from their sixth period classes: A. S. B. cabinet members are automatically on the council and A. S. B, prexy acts as president. The council is supposed to meet once a month, but advisory periods have been so crowded with other activities through the year that the council has not had a great many meetings. The representatives bring problems for discussion from their sixth period classes. These discussions help promote better relationship between the administration and the stu' dents and also bring to light what the students like and dislike about school. These meetings give the cabinet members ideas about what kind of activities are popular with the students and they are able to plan accordingly. l'lRZNl Rim Ia-II Io Rigliiz 1-Illia-II Ki-Iglei. Xvoiiiie lrnlu, IJ--ris Irxin, Nlaryloii .Xl'lllsll'ilIg, l.oIs lleslilei. l'.X1l1lK'1lIl llalil, Ileriiwi' l'iII'xI ll.-vis XXII-Iililllg. 5l',1'HNIP ROV 'l'IIIiI5 Nlolli-, I':ii llollis, l':iI lillltlllllfll, XYIIIIIJI lh'ellCI', lk-I'I1iI'L' llull. IIIIRID IQUXX' III-Iliii-iia Aligia. Roxio lfciilu-Iiizi, Ilenlah fliliion, XYilI:I Alltiiisoii, l':IIIy l.oiIp:. I HI'R'I'II RUN I.--II-II Nirliol-oil, llirlrlvy lleiin, l'aIIl Root, I.iIsii-i' Ilaiilh, YiIlL't'lII liiggins. l lI 'I'II RHXY ,lziinrs fini, Ri-iguir Xliixxll, Nloiiis Xlilaiii, Alqirolv xlJllli0lllJlll'j.1, Ronnie Stull. SIXTH RUN Hill llJlllNl'll, Ifii-Il lloopvi, Ri-5 KIIiI'I.I'I'liorlieI, Iioln iiaiiow. fail 'l'i'oy:IIIo. 5l,X'ICN'I'II RUN klanivs XXIII, Ilnaiii- lIII'IwIs.oii, Roiliivy gloliiisoii, Toni Ifaiiiiigloii, lion I'oe, l':IiIl Melee. morale boosters and p pp The Pep Club is not composed of students who eat Pep breakfast food every morning for vim, vigor, and vitality to carry them through the day. This organization is the brain power behind the pep rallies. lt is composed of the yell leaders, Qvarsity and Sophj, pom pom girls, two representatives from each class, the commissioner of student activities, and an adviser. Pep rallies take a lot of planning and hard work, that's just what these kids did. They wrote skits, acted in them, got costumes and properties, arf ranged the programs, and made sure everything came off on schedule. The club was very active this year, putting on a pep rally before almost every basketball and football game and the C. B. L. track meet. FIRST ROVV-Left to Right: Janet lluller, lleverley Kohler. SICCOND RUXY-Grace XlCNemer, Sherry Aim Ball, Pauline llzlrper, l':l1 llrzulburu. TlllRlJ ROV'-llelty llenlschke, Jmuiiie Yzuiglm, Shirley Conley, llurie Poole. FOURTII ROW'-Xlarly lleaver, Xliss llnoper, Robby Crane, lileauor Aim Hales, Beverly XYhixmer FIFTH ROXY-Carolyn lllllL'lllllll, l.ym1 Jones. STANDING-Bob lleim, Charles llargrove. uppers I'fIX1 PHX! MIHIA, l,c'Iv 11. Rlgln It-'lx lm- lmllr, Xlmlx H4-.um-1, ,I.mvI Hullvr hmmm XI1 X1-nu-1, In ,hm X.uly:hll. X.XlC5I'IN Nl'I.l. I.I'..XIiI'HN Im-H In Ru xllll Hwlx Ilm'xl!whLm', K'l1:n'lc'y ll:u'gl'1w0, livuwlrx Kwhh mf,-vu' A , vw, - .- . wwwn N wmmnnnnmn mme-eww 't ' 'A . Jw is me 1 ..,,.,...i. sssgw. M .ff ...W i'Peanuts, popcorn, crackerfjack, colces, hot dogsll' That's not the cry of a vender at a baseball game-it's just members of the Girls' League selling things at various sports events to raise money for the Vxfoodbury Scholarship. Each class had a scholarship chairman who was in charge of earning the money. lenny lvlo Horton was the senior scholarship chair' mang Carolyn Holcomb, juniorg and Beverly Davis, sophomore. Aside from raising money the Girls' League had a program meeting every month including a fashion show, speakers and an ex' change program with Riverside and San Berf nardino which was put on for the student body. Nlarylou Armstrong was president and lvlrs. May Luckenbill, dean of girls, was adviser. promction of friend hip AIZUYIC: Left In iigl1tfTlie Girls' League latslni-tt slit-xx slit-wed the girls what was the latest thing tu night attire. l,elt ln iight ate: llrztcie XlcNetner, Iievet let Kohler, ,leauue lforesntait, Lucille Sewell, lletty lleutscltlie, Sue Brown. l lRS'l' ROW' Left to Right: Xl:1t'g:lt'vl -In lfteltl, Sm-ial llltnirtnzuip llevcrly Davis, Sttpltmttttt'e 5n'l1olat'sl1itx Clmirutzttlg Xlztty- ltttt Ai'ittsti-mtg, Presitleutg Betty llent- aflllxt, I rieittlslti1t and Service L'lt:tirnt:utg l'art-lytl llolrontb, ,lunior Scliolarsliip C'hatrt111m. SIQVUNIP RUXX' -,Xtlelle llungan, Corre- spt-ntliug hecretaryg lletty Ann lilettstuail, Secretary: Margie VYill, Ilottselteettcr and Fltttt er Klltztit tttzttl. 'l'I I l Rl! RUXY-Vlezutitte Alford, Piauistg ,lenttie Mo llort-tn, Yice-l'resimleutg Alice llarily, Publicityg Iiva Romero, Song l.e:uler. 62 A wild, exciting, studentffaculty basketball game was one of the most popular Boys' League meetings of the year. The students nosed out the faculty by a comfortable margin to avenge the loss of the year before. At a later meeting the boys saw the movie Wake Island on May 7, Mr. Hanson, Scout Executive, spoke on the new senior scouting program which will include sea and air scuoting for boys of high school age. Nominations for next year's officers were also made at this meeting. A combined cabinet meeting with the Girls' League ofhf cers was held in early October to work out dates of league assemblies. Aside from that the cabinet, consisting of Bill Hansen, President, jim Mead, VicefPresidentg Bob Moore, Secretary, Franklin Anderson, Treasurer, Bill Wilson, Prof gram Chairman, met three times during the year. Mr. Jones was adviser first semester, with Mr. Scholton taking over during the second semester. their goal . . . - ,. -ywh W . .. . lI'F'l' T0 RlGll'l' Franklin Xiulz-rm ll. tleasulc., lwh Morne, suirmuy, j ll Meinl, vivepresixlem: llill llmsen 1 ' w J h Y I.liF'l' TU RIGHT B1 vb G:u'rmV, Rub llermau, Bill XYilsuu, George Fleicher, and Murray Grant. nd FIRST ROXY-Murmy Grzmt. SICFUNIJ ROXY-Fruuxlq Rrmvll, Bill XK'iI- sun. TIIIRIJ ROVV-Hub Lage, Iiill VK'euflt, Roh VY:ul:l. FINTRTII RUNN'fvjul11111y Mzamn, NYM'- rleu Uelhell, Huh Gznwmv. FIFTH RUXYffliuh Ilermzuu, Geurge Fletcher, John Ulltillt' 'Q 43 I!l1Qll'l' 'l'lll' Ill Y spmisoiw-rl si-hool lulri- was :l big slim-4-ss fiom the looks l all ilu- lununiilg ll 1 nd om The Redlands HifY has been very active this year in social and school functions. Heading the list of interesting programs are HifY dances, HifY f HifTri banquets, movies, speakers, and, of course, basket' hall and baseball games with other clubs outside of Redlands. Having a tradition of two elections for officers during a school year, the cabinets consisted of the folf lowing boys: During the first semester George Fletcher was President: Bob Herman, vicefpresidentg Mu rray Grant, secrctaryg Bill Wilscin, treasurerg ,lim Miller, devotional chairman, and Tom Farrington, ser' gcantfatfarms. The second semester cabinet had Bob Herman as presidentg George Fletcher, vicefpresif dent, Frank Brown, secretaryg Tom Farrington, sergeantfatfarmsg Bill Wilsruii, treasurer: and Sam Sallie, devotional chairman. With his return to the student body at the U. of R. from the Army, Harold Wy' mer was made adviser and sponsor of the club at the start of the second semester. Also at this time a program of expansion was begun, and the HifY increased to about thirty members. I As a boys' service club under the Y. M. C. A., the HifY has benefited the school and community through the use of its high standards. 65 66 FI RST RUVI'---C':mrIyl1 Smixh, II:lrIr:u':1 Ilryzml, Klurlye Mzxyliehl, Billie Suv XVIII' den, Beverly Davis, Kathie Mulle, Iilezr Hui' Ann Iirucw, juznmc Osmliuk. SICUON IJ ROIY f Luis Ifirher, l'uIIe:'n Zvigler, .Xnnellu Derby, Ilmmllmg' hlfumlm-ell, Peggy Iimwnlee. 'I'IIIRIJ IZOIY-.Xllysml Iiitwiler, Ilelen I7 nmlml, Nlnrianl SXIIIIIICN, Alice Ilzmly. I OI'R'I'Il ROW' -- I'1lIsy I.:u1p1, Minn Ynellmy, Nancy Niclu, I'II'CI4Iil ISBIICII, Caroline Imwsmx. IPI I 'I'II ROW' f jwzul ja-r1nir1g5, IIzu'Ia:Ir:n Shekclle, II:1l'I1:1m XIiII1zu1Ic, Ruth Iiruwxl. SIXTH IUHY-f-,I:u'Ixy IIumIwn1, Iivtly I':1t- lizml. AIIQL' Iluwy, l'1lI'IIIl'll Frye, UIIIQ-Ilu Mezuluws. If' I R hl-tr Iievcrly Kuhler, Nlzxrylmm Arn1Nlr.nIu'v Lui- IJENIIIUV, VICZIIIIIUIIQ Ifxlxvul, I'1u'nIyll -IHIIIIX, IL III IIIII SICCUNIJ RUXY lun!! Sllvnlvr FIU xI'lIIlA L-wx, M:u'g'y.In Fic-III, XIznri'ArtImr 'l'IAn-Ixxp- Mm, Ihlriw IHNIIQ, Hail Illzlw, I,m'em- I-'mv sylh, IJnml'Is Irvin. TIIIRIJ RIJxyfI:l'!llII'C5 AI!ll'KIlj', ,Ivan ISr:ucI1, ISL-uInI1 Ilmml, IXzmx'y Sunle- Imruuk, 'l'VucIy SenIIIeI:en. I Ol'RTII RUVI'--Iilenultzx Sclmvllt, Xlznw gy XVIIIII, Mary Agile-Q Ilmlulcl, Killy Ilefm. I II III ROW II1 rev, Zenulmia 'I'I1mn:u, .Xrlcrle 'I'I1m11:n-., jn- elmu Nclwn, ,Im-zm lin- NcpI1i11e Stark. SIXTII ROVI'fI11ee Kuhn, XIzu'lI1:x Ann II:11IIL-I4I, Sue IIVIIW11, IIHIIIIIC Iluycs. SI'IYIiN'I'II ROXY7.lI31111y XIII IIurImx, IiIil:IImc1I1 I.vml, VX'iIIu Atlxinwn, I':it II1'zuII111x'n, .-XIIeIe Ijllllgllll. ST RHXY' june XIm'g'zn1. I':msv Sllvzl, llRSl RUN I,l-fl lo Rlglll: l'Jllly' liollg, Vlllgllllll f1llillllllllllQ Sllvllvl Sl1lIIC, I'll-si- ltlllj ll:llll:ll:l Slllllll, l':lllJllllrlllzlllalllg llvxrlly xx-lHiIlll'l', llllllsl' fllallllllalll I4llNll HHH lilll llllllll N ll llllll Nl I le lm 'Xlll lllllllll illlllllllll, ,lll.lil l llllllgs, Sl-lollll Ylll' I'll'sllll-lll ol lfllljl Vlllllg livllllealll Ilallll, llllllIl'IlY .' ',.1I','l1'Qall . 'xx lllllfll RUN llli Illlllllrlllll. I'llsl Xiu' I ll--llll-lll lll RIllL1KlllllQ lllalu fllllq Nvllvlslll llllll 'l'lrllsllllilg falllllyll lllllfllillll, Soriall l'llalil'lllalllg XXillll'rcll Hill' x, 51' I l lvl' Kllalll lllalll, Ul'R'l'II RUN' Slim' Illllnll, lll'.l-lllvlg Nlllrxlllll, .Xllll-llllllg hills ll ll4lie R91 l l-lllllllxvg lilllllly l4l.lllm', I'iillllslg M.llgllll'l -lo Ifll-lll, llllacl lillallllllalll, Kl4'Nl'llll'l, RHXN ll-.lllnr ll-llirla, N-rim-lallxg l'.lt'JlIl4lI .xllll Illlles, Ylll l'll lllalll llllll-v lllll, Rule lllill l'l1'NIll1'lIl. l..to l'lR5'l' RUXK. ll'Il lll Rlglll .Xllll Nlillll Fu 'n lll'vl'llx lxfllllrl, Xl.llxI ll Xllllsllllllg, HifTri stalrted oil' with il loud hung this yCLlI' with over ll hundred girls alttending the tirst meeting. NllfLll'lllly the nuinher dwindled solnewhalt als things got going, hut for the large pllrt of the yealr the ut' lCCI1Lllll'lCC wals good. Susie Slalpe served the eluh LIS president: she wals alhly alssisted by Eleanor Ann Baltes, vieefpresident: -lUl1I1l1C Osdiek, seeretalryg Sue Brown, Il'Ck1SUI'Cl', and the rest of the C21l5ll1Ct. The eluh gRlVC ll foothalll and halskethalll l7L1llLlLlCf for the tealms alt the end of the sealsons. It held ex' Cl1ZlI1gC Pl'OgI'Zll1lS with Riverside alnd Sain BCl'l11ll dino, Zllkl hald some very interesting Pl'Offl'1llllS eolnf posed of university tallent. The halrn dzlnee lllltl the Vl1lCllfllIC forlnall were the two nlllin soeiall aletivities of the yealr. good girl -'allow l.llll'l llllllvl, I.lllllll- Srlxl-ll Xllllx l,l'.l Hsllllll. llollvlll- llllsll, lall lllllllllll, l'Jll' lllulll lhllll, ll:llll.llal Slllllvy, lllllllyll -lilly. Sli UNI? RUN lll-llllvl' l'lllll', W'llllIl1-ll VN lllllx, Xllglllnl llsllx, ll.llll.l1al 5'IIlllI, llrllx .Ku-ls. lbllllllllx Xlllill-llgl-, Sllellx .Xllll l.lllll'l-U1-lll l lll Xlll Illlll, l'.llllllll- Ilallilrl, Illllly Xlllllr, ', All: . lll-xl-. 'l'IlIRlP RUN' l'lll llllllls, All'-:lll Ill-I lll-ll, lll'llll I:l .Xll5l.l, .lvalllllv lllllllol, , , ll,lx ll.lull Nell. l fll'R'I'Il RUN' Sllllll-x lllll, Ill-ll g.., x lll-lll--llllal-, lllllrl' X1l'Nl'llll'l, Xlallly llellxv ll l llllx Hllllllll ' , l l ' . I Ililill RUXK' Iiollln Vlillll-, I'lll'y l,l-ng, 1'.lll Iyll lllllll-lllll, -l.lll1'l N'llall'lm'l. 5lX'l'Il RUVK' .Ill .Xllll Yalllgllll, Nallllw 4..lllllll'l, Nlallll- l l'lll'lI, I,llxlll:l lllllqll-l, Ill-:lll l Nl ll , 4'n:llI. SI'.YI'.N'I'II S Rf-NY - l'.l.lllll- Ill-llllelslllll, llilll .l'll1l'l, lim. lllsl, llullx hll'l,t'IllI.!Il, l.lllll'l'll IH lll Xl.lllll, Sli Nll ll l X lex' lllllllw lll' l l.lllll-- Xlalvlialx. llllll elle-l 5l.l lr, Il.l ll:ll.l Vllllllll--, Ring club, an honorary service club in HifTri Consisting only of juniors and seniors, had a sue' eessful year. Shirley Hill presided over the monthly meetings. Usually there was a speaker or some kind of enter' tainment. The club members are all girls of high standards and a B average must be obtained to become a memf ber. The big event of the year was the annual Ring club party. This year it was held at the Palm Springs Desert Inn on May 4. It was a gala affair and a night no one will forget for some time to come. The other officers are: Pat Bradburn, joan len' nings, and Gracie McNemer. 68 lil RST RUNY, Lett to Rigln-vSlxirley ll Butler. TIHRIJ IUJVV-XYinifrccl NYilcnx, Ma lon Arnistrnng, l'ut Conklin. l 0llR'l'll ROVX'fMarIy Beaver, Nm Nicks, llcvcrly Kohler, l,nis lleslilcr. l ll Tll ROVV-Grave lllCNClllCl', l'a Lang, Gay Gisl, llarlrzwa Smith, Lori Forsyth. SlXTll RONYf,lnnu Selmer, 'luzxn .I nings, Pat llrznllyurn, Xlina Yoelliny, I5 by Crane, Carolyn llulconib. SIQVICNTII R0VV4lEctty Dawn N Beverly VVl1iln1cr, Joanne Yauglm, Pa Long, Sucncl Slave, Bcity llcntsclxke. 1 1 ul: ...W 4 MLW g i A ii ' Ka, ' - - ,mfmw N, FIRST ROVVfjuai1 -Itllllllllgji, sccunnl vice-Iwesizlcilig l'al llraillxnrn. tirsl '.'lCE-lll'?SlIlClllQ Grace McNe'ncr secretary anal treasurcrg Slmiilcy llill, president. SECOND ROVVglivzuleai1 llnlul, jzn . L.-. ,. IIRNI IHIXY, l,4'Il vo Ruxlui I'4'1lx I in l!u'I1.ii4l Iloiliiilnx, Nlillu-x Xlosq-c I xl lilllu'--, Ilill Xlxel-, ll-+li.IIfI Nlrl'-in NI I UNI? IUDXK llilnillx Klvqul, l.XllIl I ill lion llailirls, ,I.llln-N 'I'l1--mas 1 in Klum. RUN' lim Xllllvl, If-wlllvx' Ili ml ll, I'4-la' .XIul.u, Holi llavli-u llilili llalul-nm' llll I Ill IUIXX 1,1-onyx' Ili-vlimfllvl lfvl inn llui I1-in--1-ii, Ilnll Ilaii-si-ii. Xl INIJN Xliiliax limnl, Xlnlwx Ili-xic IUPXY Ilimlc KU-lulll, fivolpgl' I Il li li l Iluil I'ol-, l',ull Xll'lm'i', l li'il hip off th old block--- lll'.l,IlXN: liloflv ll ralnml In puvsivlm-iilg llnlt Vouuui xirvpwsiila-ini' lvlln I Ilt' 1-in l.llx. 1 Any fella who earns a letter in sports has to go through twice as much torture to be' come an esteemed member of the Block R Club. So far no casualties have been reportf ed as a result of the rugged initiations. A wild .lUiI1Ol SCl1lOIA football game which ended in a 6f6 tie was the first main club ac' tivity of the year. Later in the year the lettermen and the P.fT. A. sponsored the very successful Block R carnival. The purpose of the organization is to cref ate better athletic conditions for those stuf dents choosing to participate in athletic com' petition. It also handles all activities in the vvay of athletics in the Redlands High School. cw cleav , excell, ' 1 s I ' It. luolas likc ax licudfcm cullisimm in thc Mixing iimtchcs at the Bliifk R Cnrnivz . lunch Hcnrich amd jimmy Mczxd set up thc ring fs 1' tu 11 Juniorfscniimr gmnc, fi 1 4 5 I I 5 I I I SENIOR VERSION Sc iur Mickey Bcvh will ami iightf zigguinfzt uddx tu mu ll Sfyauml gain hir the Si l1ll'4, f im Cvnc and jczm give am cxliibitiim of jifUCIAl3LIg1Q1iHg,f to ki-up ilu- Hum' igxf piwwidcf gm mlcrcsting amd bnlliing, imcrludc i thc Block R Carnival, show IHO'x'i11g nt ll iivciy clip. we-wu :un M .. un:- ulma-mv mm.-,,,1,,v - 1 xhau t. XS Flffufg p -Qi . ' mai' -as-naar-0 . ,..,J-1, ABOVE Luis Cuglc lumps lm- ilu- I'L'lWUllIlLl Ill tlw l'Ul luuglx. and rugged gumc lwcrwucn Rcnllands and thc Glnn f ddlctlcs ut tlmc Block R cl.lIAHlX'.ll. A A ,v, Riff- f :- llilllli VlfliSll5N uuml Nllllwy llvvl 'win lui .1 I yuncl lu -.,r- . . L.: Aluuww Nxxnnm - .xml :lung lmn lllCl.UXX' 'llw llvvxx lmvllmvrw .mul mln-ir :ww part: liwmxlnl l'l1rll1ps lllllllll klllklllllllllklll 111 lla llmu l ml Iln' ISIN.-k R f.gnrnlvzll. 1. , ' - ' ' . ' r ' aww BELOXX' 'Thi-sv .arc mst lnglw wlmul Ntunlrntsl Tlnx llt pugllists cunlcmlmg for tlmc 11-gnmlwmm-:glut cl'-vwn uwmmnxymvlfxef vvnfw.-M . . .A f NN ml. ST RUNY, l.cf1 to Right--lflla lieth Innes, lfrlna Mae Pierce, Sheila llentlerson, Jeannette Favwn, Lois Deshler, Shirley llc liarr. Sl Q ONIJ RUXY-hleaii Claylrnl, Marian XYricle, Carolyn Jury, Margaret Vliillstml, Caroline Lawsuit. lIllRll ROXYA-,luannc llrasch, Ailiniilelie Tcna, Ann Murray, Donna Reed, Sidney Moses. lUl'R'l'lI ROW'-Nlrs. XYalrlrnp, Carolyn llolcnnnh, Marty Beaver, Barbara Shekelle, Alice llarrly, llarhara Xlilhank. lIl'l'll ROXX'flleily Ann lilEllSl'llilll, Mina Ynellmy, june Seltzer, Beverly VVhi1nier, lion Creacey, 'l'll RUXYfl.ncille llixson, Bcity Lynn, Reggie Mmvll, Stanley jones, jim Norcross. The main activity of the Spanish Club this year was their outing to Padua Hills, where they busied themselves by eating enchiladas and fried beans. After eating dinner they saw a play presented by the Mexican dancers and players of Padua Hills. The members of the Spanish Club also enjoyed many program meetings. Cne of the most outstanding booths at the Block R Carnival was decorated and op' erated by Spanish Club members who sold cascarones and Mexican candy suckers. The cabinet, consisting of President Stanley jones, VicefPresident and Program Chair' man Edna Mae Pierce, Secretary Caroline Lawson, Treasurer June Morgan, and Ser' geant at Arms Carolyn Holcomb, led the club throughout their many activities of the year. 72 I l'll!5'I' RUN, la-Il Io Rlulll lim Slllllll, U'ilu1:i l,I'!lll, lflilalielli Kllelnes, lll'X'l'l'lj' xture of all... If you hear hic, haec, hoc and various other unintelligihle sounds issuing from a cer' tain room during advisory, do not think you have gone crazy. Actually the sLRi7IllllIll5 Hodioniu fRomans of today, to the uninitiatedj are n1eeting to further their llllll of prof lllfltlllg friendship among Latin students and encouraging the study of Latin in high school. Under the sponsorship of Miss Mzlry Barnett, the Cahinet, consisting of Carolyn Smith, president: Eleanor Grant, vicefpresidentg Cynthia Ditwiler, secretary: Beverly Davis, treasurer: and Nor1nan Kuechler, sergeantfatfarms, has carried on many activities around school this year. These activities included a Christmas party at which all the memhers enjoyed themselves and a penny pitch hooth at the Sports Carnival which was very popular with all the participants. An illustrated lecture was enjoyed hy the cluh as one of their regular meetings, and a Spring Party was planned and carried out with great success. The Latin Cluh this year had the largest enrollment that it has ever had, which greatly C1 intrihuted to the fun that could he had hy each member. l I l'lll 'l'lI RUXX!-lloris Yan M1-11111-iilt, llarlrara ,lean Porte. .Xllison lliixrileiy llelf Ii is, Hailiaia I51x.1n1, YI--an .Xunlii-us, llailmara lla1'iu'1rlt. laiolyn biniili. Ilonald. Nl VUYII RUN Hola llailgln-ily, liill Xloil, .lean l'1':i!l, Roilzilcl lllk'IIIl'N, lllIJlllCN NI.11l1un1, Iloiollix Yiiiun-flge, H1-115 llann Xml. I llllill RUXX Roll:-il Xlnlxlhill, Klaiilia Seilani, Marioii 551111114--, l'yn1l1ia Ilii- nilri Ili-xi-ilx llvlloll, Izilu-l Ilill, Nlarlys Xlayliel-l, .Xlire Allan, l 4ll'll'llll RHXY l'o11I1-lla XX'oo1ls, Iflm-4111411 liianl. ,loallne XYrigl1l. lla1'l1:11'11 fill- I SI'IX'liN'l'll ROXXE- l.or1'i1 Nicl1olso11, lid Sainple, XYa1'1'el1 ,li-iles, Hill XYilso11, Heli xlCl,0llIl!lll. . . .. . . , . ,. - I-,ltllllll RUN -l'1'a1ilt lxrowii, Iioiiglas Llarl.. lxicliard liilllg, Rieliard ll0l1llllClC NINTII ROXY---,lolin Mason, Xorinan KlIl'k'lllk'l', llolly Rees, llniry Kendall, Clifti Lesley. S .1 . , qnu gse b utfrlencl --- ll FIRST ROW'-Iean llill, joy Cunnngliaau, Alice Dovey. SICCUNIJ ROKR'--Miss Saclxniiz, l.ovina Tingler, Lorene Forsyth, Elaine llender- wllnl THIRD RON l lin llxl Ill lleniy X ii Kay. '--o ,ws 'z, '21 Mouwerik, Barbara Smith, Frances Mac- l'Ul'R'l'll RONY-Jack Andriess, Janie.: Tlzraslier, Basil Gamache. The French club journeyed to Los Angeles to attend a meeting of France Forever welcoming the returning consul. Charles Boyer was there, too! Besides this exciting and educational trip, the club has had several program meetings with guest speakers and recreation. Barbara Smith served as president, Lovina Tingler, vicefpresident and program chair' mang Eleanor Stewart, secretaryftreasurerg and Jean Hill, publicity chairman. Miss Alvia Sacknitz was the adviser. The Mexican club, with the advantage of having chosen all the officers last year ex' cept the secretary, began to function along with all the other clubs this year. Lydia Rey presided over all meetings as president and two parties were had for the members. The club participated in school affairs, as well as their own, to raise money and is now pretty well off financially. Many plans for a better club were adopted and with the m1 mQ4-l . . , . Mexican students' interest and cooperation the club sponsored by Miss Smith is bound to increase its successes in future years. FIRST ROVY, Left to Riglila-livangeline Guerrero, llstlier Garcia. Beatrice llelgaclo, livclyn Serrano, Alice Gonzales, Vera Garcia, Margaret Ronnie. SICCONU ROVK'fRennie Rvglaclo, llclcn Avila. Angie Rocl- riguez, Lucy Morales, Vera Coyazo, lisperanza lispinosa, Lupe Aranrla, VVilliam lispinosa. TlllRlJ ROVVfRutl1 Terroncs, lisllier Lcivas, lielly Romero, Virginia Chavez, Florence Rey. FOURTH ROVVfllelen Garcia, Victoria Cainpos, liva Ro- mero, Peggy Chavez. FIFTH ROVV-Miss Smith. liliza Gomez, Antoinette Tena, Philoniena Floriano, Lydia Rey. lights---ca IVIIKNI' IUIXY, I.i'I1 11- Illiihl Yellin' NI111'I11-II, K1-ngilil l'I1'111es. l.11i1I1111 IC:-11I1.1x1. SI'4 UXIP IUPXX IIIII II.11i1-., II-in Ix1IfI.111'. b11IIxx1'II Wziulni XI1 Spiiiilr, H+-1111114 NIIIII, loliii IIx111,111 The z1sse1nIwIies, cIrz11nz1t1c prochlctions, Cfliristinais I'a1gez1nt, :incl claince recitz1I would have heen terrific IIops if it ITQILIITT heen for the untiring work oi' Mr. SpincIt's SILIQCCVLIIIK hoys. The IeIIows, with the help oii Miss Bur' riII's nrt cIz1sses, constrnctecl a1II the props, set them up, :ind chzinged scenery hetween zicts. The purpose of the chih is to Ieairn how to h11iIcI RIIIKI hz1ncIIe props corrcetIy a1ncI he HI SL'I'VIU.' U1 the scI111oI. The l1IIIL'l'I'S ure: .Iohn I'Iy1nz1n, presicIent: Don KiIcIa1re. vicefpresiclentz :ind CTCIYIILI Roy einai, secretz11'yftre11s11rer. Mr. Don11IcI Spinclt is spolisc 11' UI the CIIIIW. ss I 'tr fs I I is ' 'I L9 M A- '3' IIICNI IJHXK Ii-I1 1-1 Iliehl I'v11'.XI1'1.1, I'14--.1-I1-1113 I-1111 Il1.111n-1. I!-niiiey ,Ii-Iins--11. N 41 P Ui X1 IV1111111, Iiviuii NI11xxII, X'114'I'1v--11I1'111g In-o11.'v Hiluhl. Il NI I XX I I 1 I 1I.1 X411 II41111. S1-1111111 I11.i1i111 SIKYIIIXI. Iiu' Ix11I111, X111I11' Ix11111,111I, I,o11'11e- I'l-1-411,- mera--- ction Une of the honorary ehihs of oILI R. H. S. is the Masque und Gavel Society. It is :1 nav tional high school recognition society for the promotion of LII'2ll11Rl z1ncI speech for use. Menihers for this honorary chih are chosen from Ll nunif her reeon11ncncIecI hy the IIRIC' uIty a1cIviser. Miss Herrnunn. They ure chosen for their ex' ceIIent speech or LIIXIINLIYIC work throughout their 'Inn' ior und Senior yeurs. The oIhcers are Pete AIgrx1, president: R e g g i e MowII. vicefpresiclentz L y aI 21 Vain Horn, treasurer. Ti Nl N Billie Sue XYalilen, Carolyn Smith, Bill Baumann, Bill VVilson, Lynn FOITRTII ROVV--l3arlJara Milbank, Betty Anne Cleiisnian, Mina Voelhnx l il x e nry, Jeannette Faxon, lieverly Davis, joan Staley, Virginia Todd, Lung, Lucille llixson. welll clelnuv l'Ymlell l'i 'me - FIFTH ROVV-llziviil Paulson, lilaine llenilershol, Pat Brzulhurll, lilezni Siu QONU ROKR - lilean:-r Grant, Antoinette Tena, Gracie McNenier, llornthy Ines Kuhn. ieuex nimler, Czirolinc Liiwsmi, Sheila llenclersun, Barbara Smith, Lorene SIXTH R0Vy,4ila,.,.V Kemlzmy Dm, Creacevy Hubby Mgmt!! Mm.gm.Cl X U, XI H 1 uh l U1 H l'l ' werik, Adele llnngan. ' IIIIRID ROV Pziuline Slinnim, Nancy Stonelirmvk, Gertrude Verniesel, Mari Arthur 51gV1QN'fH ROyygR,,,luey Juhnsrm' Gcurge Cummcki Jennie M0 Hull H IIN, lh ml n Xl nlhzi Sc-mlzun. helh Lynn, George NVright. l l intelligence pt. The flowers that bloom in the spring, tra la! QThe scenery's kind of nice at the beach, tool Those Scholarship society members haven't been spoiled by the smoke from midnight oil! Why, with a lit' tle sunshine and fresh air, they should come back to normal. The Scholarship kids aren't so dumb. You may think it is slightly peculiar to do homework each night and worry about report cards, but they know what they're doing. Three A's and a B for a reasonable facsimilej will bring them one day each semester to enjoy the peaceful and carefree life away from school-and it's all legal! Trips were taken during the year by these fortunate souls to the Los Angeles Times building, Chinatown and Griffith observatory, and to Balboa fthe latter was very educationall. However, all charity is not for the members of the Society. Mari Arthur Thompson, Community Ser' vice Chairman, directed the annual Christmas project of sending food, clothing and other gifts to the children of Caney Creek, Kentucky. Professor Mack Reynolds, of the University of Redlands, spoke to the group at one of its monthly meetings, and to the entire student body in a repeat performance, C.S.F. pins were presented to twelve of the more brainy brains at the Assembly. The pins were earned after four semesters of membership in the Society. Wliznt wuultl Reellantls High Sehnul elm without the liaitliilil llsherettes. linagine stunihling tlnwn the elarlc, tlisnial aisle nl the Fretl H. Clnek lvleninrial !Xiitliun'iuiii tluring the one acts, Senior play, Christf mas pageant, or the Dance Recital withnut the help nl a eheerlul usherette. Dear me, think ul' the ennf Illilllll. Ilesitles Iweing nl' help during prngrains the girls meet alluring atlvisnry perintl tn tliseuss their aetivif ties. The ll4herettes enultl he reengnizetl this year hy their iiiiilimiis, lung sleeved white hlouses and dark hlue slacks. The girls had a hnntli at the Blnek UR sports ear' nival wliieh pnivetl tn he very popular with everyf IIIIC. S ii Q 1 -x . . . . Mm Virginia Harwoutl was the eluh spwiism: KSA .. , . I'--i ' XI UNI I limitiim ialuinei I'iiNi lx--ur Iveiliiiile IIUCIIIHWI, ini int ilini Ili llix NI llmin in ilmni ',JI NI I UXI3 I HW IMI-ru-N L'-ileiiiaxi, wlleillile rIi.1iinl.ul. I'i'ixxlex eevel mix' Xa-line l'.iiii-n. iieaxniei. follow me, please 46 - 30 I Ii I, - I 'Q .re X I' l RST Rl Ruih IXX Iii-iniee llnli, Ili-1 XIJIII- 0' XXIII. I'.lxi-Ill, II-II-viex l-ileniui XIIIIIC I ili--11,1-eiiiiiile liixeni in lulu I xx- lan, . in . . X io NI l UNIV IIUXX Inu XX.1ii'ell, Iflxie nngne, klinly Ixilige, lxnla lailti. XI.ii Xi neil, Hai Inna SIIIIICX. II ll iv-N I' I ix lilin 1'--lleen QCUII lielxie Ni-ul X ixuinia bn etiaingliey , I.--la Xl.-ilu-. Ill, I , I--v ' Y IIII RUXX Ullielli- XIe.ul-in-, Ili-Y III, Ii ltuilx Iltlili Ixiiili Y 13 To the strains of NVere You There? and Listen to the Lambsf' the A Ca ella Choir under the - ' . N ' . y . 4 . expert leadership and baton ol Wilbtir bchovvalter, has won great fame in Southern California. Being one of the best in Southern California has led the choir into many performances before large groups ol people. Three broadcasts at KPRC brought great acclaim from the community of Redlands. Besides several engagements with service clubs in Redlands, the choir has journeyed to March Field: Fontana, San Bernardino and Yucaipa, to perform for the musicallyfminded audience. A party at Christmas was preceded by a group of carollers who rode a bus to be carried to the Comf munity Hospital and the Elks Club to sing in recognition of Christmas. Assemblies such as Armistice Day and Thanksgiving allowed the 140 people in the Angelic Choir to make their debut in Beverly Hills to contest with the voices of ten other choirs. The skillful leadership of the maestro, Pop Schovvalter, led the choir to score a reasonable victory over the famous ehoirs ol Southern California. eavens resound with 5 -, mmm -mm. Mmm xwmmsi ww.-' sv- Q . f, M. . 'fl . i . 'R' J 'Q 1 v. 3 F- ,ei 4 K -JFTN 1 Q , J f 5 , , YQ V X jx. ' x ?4 Q X L 5 fi f f 1 ,A W V . X 'M Lg, 13.4.4-r' - - f r v L L ,L 1 4 A I Aff I 5,A. Hfhelf ' c Ihgl ,r,,.,.-..A, !-- L. 1 Pl ' Q . ' -' 4 .vfx Q ' at .,,, - . 1 I I -14.1-' P 5' 32 A.-.--, lf ., , - . A I , , A s . ' I - ' K 0 , . , A . . K 1 A llill Nix XX lllm' 5Jv1vxx.lN'vl, xlvn tw MT wlvn Vw: IM' llmIl.nmlx lull -XM-1-AIN. MIM IM' lnnlwlw Hut Tum th Uncle Wilbur's triple trio has been mighty busy this year singing at assembly prof grams, Y W C A dinners, KPRQ radio programs, Conf temporary club, churches, bond elections, and Men's Clubs. The group is made up of nine girls, three sopranos, three second sopranos, and three altos. There are three alternates-one for each sec' tion. Ieanine Alford is their accompanist. The drums go bang, the cymbals clang, and the horns they blaze away. Don't be alarmed, it's just the band. It has played at pep rallies, all home games and the Christ' mas Pageant. The members are still looking forward to playing Pomp and Circumf stance through about umpf teen times at class day and commencement. 80 S., it og a ,..,.. .. V 1- , ff ,. 1 7 ' l,Iilf'l' TU RIHIVI' vll'Il!Il1IL' Alford, l,o. wp 34,5 fone lforsyili, l,ox-ina Tiilglcr, ,loan llor- ixf E .X isis WN- Nl HU' Yan Y1nllllIl1ysL'Il, LL-la I lave- 'f ,. . , , , if. . ..., ., -, -.,,, 5-V man, Natalie Kcnnaril, Yvonne l'riilo, ,. 'F ' lbrork, Iliclinzl Nvlson, lwlli Anile: hlcllsl , i ,Q llonnir Siinpson, ,lc-mnlulle lfaxon. ey too rate among FIRST RUXY, Left to Rigliifllliyiie l,oi'lux'ood, Pal Casey, Riclizircl llrzign, Henry CH1'lIlC1', Frznili Silva. SICFUNIJ IQUXX'-Hr. Srliowallcr, Lynilell l arinei', Mariha Scclxnn, llorlcnce Smith. Tilllill IUNY-Xlfiyiie Newion, lialc King, Leroy Chevay, Ray ML'l':isl:nnl, xY1l!lIlil Silva-y, Noflilll lillI'Ils, Rohm-rl Risliling. IflJl'R'l'll RUXY--Hob VYaglier, ,lzniii-s Wilt, lurnie Ciiicrrcro, Hob Ainlrmlv, fwnc liwnrlin-y, lull I-:Elnnnno Xor- lui cross, Hob l ni1'lielnl, Art frini, Lester Albertson, lid Sulinl X . Fll 'I'll ROXYf'l'oni l'l1lI'l'lllj.f1lIIl, Paul Check. Ilrirvin Ileauchzunp, Alice l,L'1l1lCl'L1I'Illl. Lloyd XYill, llarm-. Holi Romero. SIXTH ROVK'-Toni Clizllunaii, Floyd johnson, Norman Ilnnt, Jack l'lnnnner, Basil iiainaohe. .. fff :imager n 4 W1 M H-wswwmwmr wg H xvf.: mvn.vr 5I'11lNIl RUN Hill li.ulnn.inn, Xkllllanl I v Iinl Xilinx NIA-ilinv 'l'llii'iulu-ii 5. ,,f'i 5 1 r 7 '46 howalter's musical proteges Girls' Choir is a new and very popular organization on the campus. The seventy girls in the choir have kept busy singing at assemblies, radio programs, bond elections, and various service clubs. They wear white dresses with their names in blue when they sing before an audience. During Public Schools Week they made several appearances be' lore adult audiences in the community. The ambitious bunch of fellows known as the boys' octette, practice during their lunch hour. It is also a new organization and, al' though they haven't sung in school assemblies, they have performed for various service clubs. lillilhi VIIUIR, l'ii ,I If--u 'l'llnlx Xl.-llv. .Xnnvlla Ili-ilu, iievfilrlilie liilpzuilrlv, Yllllfl Rust, I 'l'l' .XVJllI4lSl, YH'lKII'lIl fixliipos, YCVJI ll--yall-, liirille Sen-ll, Xiiuinii 'I'-wld, Marx l'llvn .Xini-vi, l'.il Snmll, ,lo .Xnn Nnull, -In-.liliiv 'l'i:nn-ir, Noiinn Yan l,m'l1x'L'i1, lfllzi lhmlsi-ii, Sliiilrm' lllll'll'l, l'.uilvnv llalliiill, -li-ire Yiss, falnlen Raillllnf Iirlli lilvviwvo. Slzl UNI! HHH lnnv Nlnlillm-lon, I l-i Xlarlu-us, Xlailxs Klaxlu-lil, lh-vm-ily Iii-llgei. Nancy Sri-it, .Xrla-nn' lhoinas, Xml-vlmia Tlloillxls, ,lo .Xnn Xfuiglvii, l'eu'ux llroun l'.in-x Snlxa, Ir-iii, livin, l,iIIi.in l .ni, Rita Su-pln-ns, Nlaiilxn Nviun-inlm-1, Anne Nliirray. fannlla llernaiiwliv, Shirley li-iss, Doris liardiicig linogi-ne llnckaluy, llmllX Kinvln-ll. llllllll IUHX l .lx lla--Ii, Ili-anne ll-ill, Yiigliiia Ilan. vloallm- Usmlirli, HCII3' l'pl1lin, Iflsle Nloiigiiv, -Izwlcir Noulin, lauiiism' l'onle, llellx' liaireil, .Xlire liooiullul flllirllii XIr.i4li.u ., Hinulii--I tit-ilvzivi, lnilx llolrle, Helix Yan l,v.-uxvn, li-lxolluy Xloiilgoiiiely, ,loan Nash, l'l:liiu,- Koopiiizm. llonniu llziys, follrcll Stoll, Ili-ioiliy lly Nanny 4'vnnl-.-.li4inlv, Xlfupli- lin-Iils, llolilm- fizule. n-..,,s g I A S I I f 4-4 - f is X ' I r, si--it , if i Q wi il s 6 xp Au H 1 . .., ily i Bl S K is S? 5 ? t I1 I r loc, Rf-nnie Stull, Illznnl, llumyv l'nrn1:n'lx. Below, TENNIS CLUB: FIRST ROVV, Left lu Rigln-George XY1'ig.rln, Lucille Sewell, Pansy Silva, Lynn jones, Clmrlee llxwgrnvc. SECOND ROVVfGem'ge fl0l'lll2lCli, lilezmm' Ann limes, Kznlxy Mulle, June Morgan, janet lgllll?l', l,ll'wIOI' lllllllll, R-nmlrl Clenxes, Ronald Nelson. 'l'lllRlJ RfJxyfxlH.l'jl1ll'EI jo Fielml, Pat Brznlburxl, Betty llenlschke, Pan-line Slnlup, Ines Knlnl. FOl'R'I'll ROVV-Carlnen Frye, Sue lirmvn, Ruth Brown, l3zn'lxzn'zx Klilbzmk. lfllyllll RUVV7liobbie Crane, Frecl llm11xe1', Xliss llmvper, linlmbie Mnlmrl, Bill XYil5ln1, snihwii The Atllln-lic Survive K-lHl!1lllCC w nrgzulizcrl this year nnmler the nlirn-climl Xlr. lilznnl, ln nun! an :xll lmnn- gunn- lle lncnmlmcrw were, liill tu rigln: FIRST RUXY-Rmlulsl Nclwn, l':1ul Nl SIAIJNIJ ROXYfflI:n'l flfjlllillll, llnh lI4 man, Hull Rnnncrn, jnlinx l':nlmlc-1-1-116. 'l'lllRll RUVK' 7 Ile-wge XYrip:l1I, X lff ll' R'l'l l Rf HK'7.lc'w11s Rmnirel, fs ll 4 Under the able leadership of Lorene For' syth, prexy of the organization, and Miss Virginia Harwood, sponsor, the G. A. A. was very active this past year. The club opened the sports season with volley ball, after that came speedfball, bas' ketball, and baseball. The gals enjoyed bas' ketball very much even though the season was late this year. A G. A. A. team play' ed the Glendalettes in a hairfraising game for the Block R carnival. Who says it's a sissy game! The howling league, a new feature this year, met every Friday at the Redlands howling academy and had a couple of tour' naments with our neighbor, San Bernardino. A number of the members also participatl ed in three play days with other schools. th lghtya luv-vaspafwn-ul--uc. f -if mi. usmrw - nn-M1. Mm, tw-mwum. will lluu pri-gran! cliairniang lnes Kuhn, secreiaryg Tlielina Nelson, vice-presiilenlg lavrene lforsylli, in esiilent. Z0 l'lRS'l' RUXX' liilna Mae l'ieu'e, Lorene l'iu'syil1, Nllrss Xlfgllllil llarwnml, lugs Kuh n. Tlxelnia Nelson. Slil'0Nll RUXY--llelli Clenies, Virginia 'I' lil R l Xl ' in , ull .anning, Nadine Pllllnll, Nlarllyn llalloran, llelly Seliaiierie, Katie Douglass. IIIIRIP ROXY-r Alcan xYllll1ll1lSUll, Suvanna Smiley, l'a1 l'arroll, Rlililreil llue. Nadine lleYi'ies, Genevieve Nlclienrie, Ruth llall, Nl ai' y llclen Avila, llulurcs llelin, Annie l,eu ls. l'0l'R'l'll ROXXY -,leanelle lfaxon, llonnie xxlljlllll. llanolean ll:iiu:liei'tx'. lleliy Mc- Lennan, Carnien Ramirez. lik'l'lI'll1lC Yier- ne.sel, HCII5' lxunliall, lleliy liarren. Mar- garei Rllllllllxl, xlllflllil .Xnnvs llallielil. l llf'l'll ROW' f ,leanne 'l'rainnr, Palsy Lang, xxrlllllil Lee, Margaret NYinslon, Lan-line l.au'si-n. flyllllllil llilwiler, Mar- ion Synnnes, lilllll tioinel, Ulhella Head- ows. S3 dance cabinet and future farmers FIRST ROVY, Left to Ri1,.flll,f:XliSh llaiwriuuil, ,leaiiiiie Alford, john lleiiry Burnie, john llylllilll, Nliss Burrill. SICCONIJ ROXYfl3oiiiiie Aiigliii, Sue Stroud, Grace McNenier, joy Clllllllllglllilll, Lorene lwursytli. The election of officers for the Redlands chapter of the Future Farmf ers of America took place on March 27. The officers serving for the year 194647 were as follows: Tom Elf liott, president, Roy 0'Bar, vice' president: Chester lsgar, secretary, jesus Ramirez, treasurer, Gordon Renshaw, reporter, james Witt, sen' tinelg Bill Van Leuven, alternate. Their able adviser was R. W. Wigf nall. Three boys were given livestock awards for their outstanding work in the Future Farmers. Donald Hyde re' ceived a 120fpound purebred Berk' shire gilt. Barton Seeman received a 4Ofpound purebred Berkshire gilt, and Roy 0'Bar was awarded a 17' monthsfold purebred jersey heifer. S4 The dance cabinet was organized this year by Miss Virginia Harwood for the purpose of governing the dance recital. This organization handled every phase of the recital including: Drama, John Boone and Lyda Van Horn, costume designing, Miss Margory Burrillg set design, Alan Van Leuven, stage and lighting, John Hyman, publicity, Sue Stroud and Gracie McNemer, music, Jeannine Alford and Lorene Forsyth, seamstress, Bonnie Angling make f up, La Marilys Wheatong choreography, Lorenc Forsyth and Joy Cunningham, and creative writing, Mickey Bevis. The cabinet was largely responsible for the success of the dance recital. FIRST ROVV, Left to Rigli14Bzu'1 l,ie1uzui, Bob llelfreese, Loreiis Bach, Ray Angliu, Gmwlmi Reiisliaw, SICCONIJ RUVV-Mr. xviglliill. Bill Neff, Charles Spiiiks, limi llyzle, Bob l'a1rirl4, limb Scliarl, llolr 'l1lllRU ROVV-,lack liiiibrey, Charles VYoolery, Paul Witliaiii, lleiiry Cruz. l'iOElRTll RUVV-Tmii Bishop, ,lim Nevins, lirwin Lambert, Gilbert llaro, -Iuiiior Iloriier. ljllffll R0VViJacob Valkenhurg, Norman Wieleiiga, Phil Cowie, James Smith. SliXvTH ROVV-Trino Gonzales, Gene Paxton, Dick Van l'flliii, Dale Allman. lilwyn l'zitrick. SLNENTII ROVV-Norman lluiit, limi VVall, Eclclie Yan Grouw, Toni lilliott. l',lGllTll RUVV-Ianies VVitt, Gene lirunimell, Carl Munzig, l-'loyzl Piiismi. ophs,iuniors, seniors g o cl r a m a t i c I'-.Illll'I', lVl.lllI'l!t' Cfliipp, gives his youngest kl1lll!1lIlk'l', Alive llnvey, .1 grind spanking while IlNllllt'l', Alyve Alhin lnnks 1111 hwrrilied. It was all 111 1111-.I111111-1-1111e411-t play, That Strange Feeling. Sinister .ltvlill Bcxme Curries the limp hody ul' N:1ta1lie Kennzird from the scene of the Cl'lIllC while Ines Kuhn lies in ll trainee, the victim nl' his hypnotic powers. It was all iimkefhelieve in the senior play. Cf1111nt1'y hwy Dun Melugin hrings il houf duet nl' diwinpiiig daisies to his girl friend, Murlys Mayfield, while futher Framklin An' dersnn sits disdz1inf11lly hy, The stiplicmiiimes presented this euniedy. KSA . .xwx M, :swf f--W7 QW Wt' a-,.- Sw 5 E? x ' ,.,,,,, Q 1 2x Sp f gf 5, ..., 6 3' 5 2 .E The dance recital, held May 1, was a ga' la affair with over 80 students participating in every kind of dancing. The first sequence was a ballet, the myth' ical story of Proserpina and the Pomegranf ate. The second sequence was an historical resume of dance in the United States incluclf ing an Indian dance, minuet, quadrille, can can, waltz, turkey trot, Charleston, lambeth walk, a professional dance duo, the Latin dances ftango, conga, rhumba, and sambaj, jitterbugging, and a dance of the future. The last sequence, The Failing Spirit, an allegory, was written by Mickey Bevis and told the story through interpretive dancing of how a school spirit was revived. Miss Virginia Harwood directed the recif tal. LEFT-The Dramatics class presented three onefact comedies this year. One was The Woman Whcm Understood Men , hy john Kirkpatrick. lf there was anyone who understood men in this play fbottom rightj it was Iudy fBetf ty Davisj. Iudy's mother CLyda Van Hornj gave her much advice about her romance with Ed fTom Drapery. Iudy faithfully folf lowed this advice but it only confused things more. Judy finally ended up by giving some much needed advice to her mother. The second play, The Idlings of the King bv Erle Remington, was a fantastic drama which took place in the time of King Arthur. The King fTom Draperj fired Mer' lin fGeorge Wright,D the court Hangman, who was the only one who could save him from the villain lvlodred Hoe McConnell.H lvlerlin came back just in time to drive Ivlodf red away and save the king. The third and last play was Quiet Please , by Howard Buermann. This play C top left and center? was about two brothers jeff fPete Algraj and Judd fRodney john' sonj who had had a feud many years past and thus hadn't spoken to each other during the years since. They lived in the same house, but they had a line dividing the house in the middle. Everyone tried to bring the two old men together, but the two seemed happier not speaking. TOP, l.ef1 to Right-lleliy Scllaiierie as a wood nyuiph. Luvilla Tinglcr as llecaie janei Butler as l,l'U5?!'IVlllJl, livaflcaii Dahl, and l'ai C1 nkliu as sea nymphs :mal l l i iracie MeNeuiei' as ':n. l.0VVliR-Gene Alexamler and Lois Cagle ilvsmoii l :llc the A:-t:iii'r:-Ri-gen tech nique in the professional dance act. ll ll we go high-brow Q ll 'A x ,W 1' ' I 47 zzz X ? . M1-5 , 1 V 4 QV' Q f - from pug 5 J S Nxm X in to horsehid Redlands found traditional spirit on the gridiron this year where the Terrier team' under the guidf ance of Coach Bill Cook fought their way throughf out the C. B. L. set. Together with teamwork and fire they found sucf cess at almost every battle. They might have won several encounters, except for numerous injuries and the fact that they received only four returning lettermen. Three lettermen were injured in a pracf tice session, yet were able to hold Berdoo, our team from across the wash, 27f2. This only shows that Redlands in spite of the many handicaps involved, is able to hold its own. During the season, the mighty Terrier team pracf ticed the T formation which will serve to be the answer to a favorable eleven next year. I! CORWINYLE ALCRA-RT TENA4RE FARRINVCTONWLT W' 'T 1 t I1 l.lCIf'l'fVzn'sity sqniul 1045: FIRST ROVV, Left to Riglnf-john inan, liob Harrow, Abel 'l'i-nu, Cer Austin, Bob Iiise, Roy Knickerboc john Slockhznn. SICCONII ROW' 4 ,lim Myers, lla jim RICIIIIIUIIII, Coach Ilill Cook, Roi Thompson, Fred Ilooper, jim flonil, Newell, llill llznnnann, I':lul Melee, Lopez. bitt, liarolcl Pico, George Parks, Ili Frank Smith, Charles lI:n'y.:rove. Reilmonsl, Peier Algrzi, jean Snyder, I Poe, jim Miller, I,nYernc Ilrzulslizuv, J Tlezniclialnp, lion Daniels, Mickey lk ren Christensen, jerry Szincllez, Il. TIIIRIJ RUVV-jiin Tlionms, Dick l' I lloward, Dick Corwin, Toni Ifarring WV 1 SNYIIIQR R42 I'OIi C DANIELS -LH HOOPER -F MIl.I,lxR HI THOMPSON Q THOMAS -'RH BEVIS F errier gridiorn roster---'45-' .u..-.I Illl III I I 1 1 I, I I I II I fl IIII gli I XII, N I I XI II I I1 I 4 II II ll 1 I I ll I II H1 IIS II 951 aw' if PT y ff kt. ,well 5 TOP LEFT--Watch it there Rodney! TOP RIGHT- -And Snyder lumhles. stars of today and tomorrow The Terrier eleven opened their prefleague football battles with the Sherman Indians, scalping them l3'0. After cheating fate for a 19f0 knockout blow against San Bernardino C., they journeyed to Colf ton where fate pulled the string for Redlands and as a result, the Terriers lost to the Colton Yellow' jackets 47fO in their first C. B. L. season battle. Riverside drove the Terriers down another step on the C. B. L. ladder to emerge victorious 3443. The game with Chaffey saw an improved Redlands team stack up six points against the Tiger' babes' 13. With three men out of the club with injuries, Redlands bowed to a winning Berdoo side, 27f2. The spirit of Redlands still lives as shown in the battle with the C. B. L. champ, Pomona, which was fought to the close end in the Devils' favor, 1342, clinching the C. B. L. stage for Redlands. BOTTOM LEFT7Farrington helps clear the path. BOTTOM RIGHT Bradshaw gains against Chailcy. .. ...K si .an - - gwuumw11rmnmmvmeqamnvfmns w 1-2-Q LS IIRNI RHXX, la-li lo Right Ray Uyrus, Paul Newell, ,Iolinny Fhaves, Hob Simpson, llill IJ--vey, George Fiillluiglii. tiene Teuney, Carol N. XIKUNID RUXY ,laini-N 1'--1-lv, Ilaviul Lure, Stanley Ilill, Rirliarvl Lang, lliclx llarllelf, liujtl Vlvlifries, janies Xlifrliell, -li-lin Taylor, ,lim Mar- llll l'--:Arla Ilrniiih. IIIINIJ RHXX' Ilaxlil Rainos, Il-in Iligiloll, Hill Swift, Ifiaiilx 1'--riel, l,L'0ll xYlIllL', Xlervin Sligeig Manuel Ronnie, ,lov Taylor. IH! RI'Il RHXY Ihll Ililllls, Ifiaillxlm .Xnmleisoii, XYavne NCKXIKIII, .lm-il-vld Frolllv, Kenneth xxiilllfllll, hlofris Milam, llielx llraga, lloh Guy, l hmm Xlilsoll. The Toy Terrier eleven started their football campaign by handing Colton sophomores a l3f18 defeat in the league opener, played on the home grid. The Henrichfcoached team offered strong competition in every opener to show they were threats to neighboring CBL schools. Riverside's Poly Bearlets thrust their heavy defensive line onto the sophie boys from Redlands, to emerge with victory in their hands, 3812. Taking the good with the had came to be the cry of the Toy Terriers when the Cardinettes from down Berdoo way scared the Redlands club, 6fO. Throughout the season Redlands answered defeat with spirited cries that seemed to warn their minds, We've gotta win the next! Toy Terrier captain Boyd Jeffries knew his boys. They were willing to fight to the hitter end, al' though spelling defeat they encountered the Tigerhabes from Chaffey and fought to the blast of the horn, 2941. The fight with the Red Devils ended the season for the Toy Terriers, who came out on the bottom of the fracas, 2541. Redlands sophies finished in a tie with Colton for last berth in CBL standings, Pomona tying with Chafliey for first. 125 meet MAGNER POE TRUYANO, Captain FIU CINS NVAGNER JUNES, Captain KNICKERBOCKER MQCURMICK TENA 94 , I xl 14 In my wh: N H x 1Mu XY.mlu-v ln1rM'lN.nlc I.-1 Hu' lkcxrn-vx an ' W: Y u- gg, X ...in lucling A ligliting sophomore haskethall squad lailed to he hindered hy illness, injury, and a sharp disciplinary axe and finished a strong third in as hardffought a CBL yearling conf test as has heen witnessed in recent years. Coach Erwin Simpson started his chargf es slowly seeking out a winning comhinaf tion. The sophies soon gathered speed to win eight out of 13 practice games in addif tion to their impressive six wins and four losses in league competition. Only the champion Riverside Poly Bearf lets were alvle to put the Redlands squad down twice. Pomona and Colton took a game apiece hut rival San Bernardino and Charley, the doormat of the league, fell he' lore the Toy Terrier onslaught in hoth rounds of competition. I-'INST now, li-n I.. Rng 1' s .. , 1 ' ' in YI' ni N nnx R' llivli llavllell. llill Svoil. llill Xlulr, Klerx . lu . ,o V' wlizuvl 5l .l'UXll IQUXY liixnililnl .X1nle1son. Ray llycus. Hn U I ' '76 '- 1 .Y l s. ' X , if ' l lurll. those hus P w:n'ln'-- llusrl 4-xim nnli li will ll: soph Iligli scorer l.aia :ulil-. Iwi i Despite the fact that only one out of ten C. B. L. contests fell in the Terrier win column, the 194946 Redlands varsity haskethall squad came up with a majority of WINS OVEI' ll SCTCIIUOLIS fOLlI' I'Il0I1thSl SCZISOII. Coach Del Henrich started the season without a sin le letterman. The usual startf ing linefup had four juniors and only one senior, Great strides were made, however, and hy the close of the season Redlands was considered one of the most formidahle squads in the league. Outstanding events of the season were the 29 to 28 disputed victory that Pomona took on its own lloor, the 24 to 20 victory recorded hy the Terriers over Colton and Lon Boh's recordfhreakin s ree when he tied the individual lea ue mme record at 30 u iz g P sz s points. Cofcaptains Lynn Jones and Carl Troyano proved to he the mainstays of the team. jones tallied 201 points to rule as the squad's most consistent scorer and Troyano's close guarding easily won him a place on the second string all C. B. L, With four men on the first string returning, next season promises to be a great one. 97 'N www ml R lull Runner: FIRST RUXV, Left to Riglilgllznnes Guy, Riclmral Chick, lion llailiels, Perry Jones, Sidney Moses, Rmmlil Nlcl'nr11'm, on-A SICVUNIJ ROXY4lQ4uli10y 'l'l1mnpsm1, Sterling 'l'l1iericl1:'11, Kliclxcy lluvis, JIIIIICA 'l'llmu:1s, Xlurruy llrfnli, Rox lxnlclucrlnwlwr, l l l 1 xx limi PHS. 'l'llll'lJ VUNY C 'wh l w1 ll j film Q-'uunlie Willie, Tum lbrnper, lliclg Corwin, 'l'm11 l'ar1'i11i,l-nl, l':ml Xlal a 4 1 L llrlilwr, lil li nm l u x x -41. .In in .,,. traclcsters win haffey inv Great strides are replacing small ones in track where the incomparable sprinters are pacing the Way to become internationally known men in the field of sports. james Thomas has clipped the 100 at a neat 9.7 seconds mark, Mickey Bevis, skill' ful also in the high jump, finishes the 220 low hurdles in 26.5 seconds. Sidney lvloses runs the mile in 4.49 minutes and Tom Draf per sprints the 880 in 2.09 minutes. 98 nfl: f With the return of Payton jordan, the USC sprint king, neighboring schools can feel certain of having favorable competition from Redlands in the coming years. Track fans have witnessed Thomas' run' ning, Bevis' hurdling, Ivloses' miling and Draper's half miling. These events only dis' play the efforts thrown into combat hy the team. The initial meet with Colton was a thrilf ler. At the final home meet, the Terriers nosed out San Bernardino. Redlands proceeded to take fourth in the small schools division at the BreafOlinda ref lays, placing in every event entered. For the first time in Redlands track history, the Ter' riers won the Chafley Invitational meet this year. The running talent of Redlands found themselves hreathing down Pomona's neck to tie for third place with Riverside in the CBL meet at Pomona. Plans have been made for an entrance in the CIF divisional meet at Charley and later in the Southern California meet in San Diego. .ational mee 4... q--'-- -'V . .M Nsx Qs Q xg t Q 3 , xx W www- snupwwss- - ,yew at - , . . . . 'lOl : liens in pole Ylllllllllg' action. lll'.I,0XX-All Nlill' lliomas clearing the J tool LEFT TO RIGHT' james Thomas, Mickey Bevis, Sidney lvloses, Tom Draper. lllill' mercurys with spikes Depth again prevented Redlands Sophomore cindermen from being a serious threat in C. B. L. com' petition. Although Coach Payton jordan came up with some fine individual performers, they could not scrape together enough points to come out on top in any meet during the season. The season as a team was almost a dismal failure had it not been for an incomparable team spirit. Meet after meet the boys kept coming back for more of the rigorous training program though they never tallied more than ten points in a contest. That takes intestinal fortitude! Terrier fans can well be proud of some of Coach Iordan's proteges. They look forward in future years to performances of Ray Dycus in the dashes, Frank Brown and Bill Wendt in the cross country jaunts Moreno and Wada in the hurdles and Gene Schutten and Ray Porter in the field events. It may take a year longer to develop our mercury's with spikes but when its done they're the best in the league. FIRST ROXV, Left to Right-Gene Scliuiien, Ray Porter, Carol llaskins, Jack limbrey, Ronald Phillips, Bobby Smith, Reuben Barbo, Bob VVada, Bob Lage. SECOND ROVV-Coach Payton Jorclan, Joyln linglish, Richard Lang, Bill Vlfelldt, Vlfayne Newton, Bob Guy, John Amoya. ' 1 5' af' Q 100 lllQS'li IUIXY, l,l'fI to lllglll -lafl. lim' lnlx' Nulnu-x Xlosq-N, l'i-lux lomw, Ronald Xlnl oliuu lt, lloualvl l'l1lllups, l'llUlL'lIQ' an NI VUNII RUN' lioll llallesim-sos, lllll Ulllll, K'-'zulu lloulrs, 'll-nu lllapi-1, lil llillilnslou, llolwil Ill-lnlm-,oll, llolu l.:ng1', I lxu lxuylisll, llolu Ronlrli .b.l. l1amp Tl I I ll I I t I tl I ie co ors o' 5 ue ant w ii e wore ie worcs success in the eyes of the CBL crossfcountry champs. The team, sparked hy the return of six returning letter' men, pleased Coach Anson Bowles hy the showing of such excellent talent. lrl Denniston, captain of the leather lungers led his crew to place third in the CIF entries. Two meets with Colton offered more confidence in the Terrier team as they placed the Yellowjackets helow them. Although Moses, the Terrier threat did not run in the CBL entry, Redlands placed first in the league, Denniston running the course in 9.28.8, followed hy Berdoo, Colton and Riverside respectively. Twentyffive fellows made their appearance on the Held on the first day of practice. This number was later worked down to the present squad of some fifteen hoys. Next year will he minus the power of Denniston, lvloses, slones, Mc' Cormick and Draper, Iettermen in this field. 'n lUYl'lf.Xs the judge watclies. lrl llennisiou nears the fini titli i ' e to lead the ' I n the L. ll. l,. fross l'onlury grind vial' sl le llamlett, Dick Rees, Philip Seierseu. l'w'l ROVVfBob Garrow, Bob lleim, VVarre11 Jones, Jimmy Miller, Joe Mathews, Jimmy Myers, . on S UND ROVVffjinm1y Reynolds, Ferrell Christensen, Bill Baumann, Carol llaskins, Bill VVilsou, lay Page, Jack Austin, Chuck Frye, Ronald ll ll1 l IIIIIIIB Schutt. lllllill RUXYgllill Hansen, XYor1len lleiliell, Conch llel llenricli, james VVitt, llarl Graham, Leon VVlii1e, Jean Snyder. c. . .c ampsfor th The traditional Redlands claim to the CBL swimming title seemed hazy at the hrst of this season. Then it was in our grasp but it slipped, faltered and then decided to remain in our hands for at least another season. Practice meets went badly for the mermen this season. The Riverside Poly Bears and Black Foxe Milif tary Academy both triumphed over us in practice meets, but to keep the ledger straight, the mermen swept through dual meets with Mt. Carmel, Huntington Park and Challey. Two fine showings at Comp' ton and the CIF midwinter relays rounded out the practice season in time for the Redlands lads to he set for the CBL meet on May Znd. Terrier fans have never witnessed as exciting a meet as this. Prefrneet dopesters rated it a tossup hef tween Redlands and the Poly Bears. First event of the afternoon was the medley relay. Riverside came through with the win but not until a new CBL record had been set. Bethell and Miller were both double winners for the Redlands paddlers and Hansen came through with his usual hackstroke win, but this didn't seem to be enough. For when the final tally was posted it was Riverside's meet by a point and a half. But for once fate was on our side and a retahulation found the Terriers champs again by half a point. No small amount of credit can go to Bethell and Hansen, who swam their third and final year un' der Terrier colors. Also to Coach Del Henrich, whose rigorous training program brought that final punch and victory. With most of the squad returning, it looks like a great season again next year when the Terrier athletes are called to the old swimming hole. teen years Miller and Phillips chalking up points against competitors in thc meet with Riverside. l i 74 ul- t 'f 1 ! FIRST ROVV, Left to Right-Bob Moore, Rodney 'Ih 1 son, Lynn Jones, Luster 0Il'I lb Ilauth, Ronald Clemes. SECOND ROVV-George VV1'igl1t, Jack- son O'Qu Cormack, inn, Charlie Hargrove, George Rodney johnson, l'red llooper. fm Q ff X X 37 - . N i X X E. X, I, ' . 6 fjf N ,. recllands r R Q40 ' la. lx Q BJ xi J Riiggix ., hx-jfs in acqueteers The Redlands High School tennis squad ran into a hornet's nest of opposition in league competition this spring and as the annual goes to press it looks like a low standing for the racqueteers this season. An otherwise drab season showed brightness in its Hrst week with good showings against the U. of R. squad. The Terriers journeyed across the wash for their first C.B.L. encounter with Berdoo. For the first time in three years the Redlands lads broke a Redbird jinx and scored two points, but that was not enough and they were sent hack to the navel orange center on the short end of a 9 to 2 score. Failure to score a single victory against a seeming' ly weak Colton squad again caught the Terriers on the short end, this time 6 to 5 . Disheartened, the Terriers went to Pomona to be sent home again in defeat, 8 to 3. As this goes to press the Redlands boys still have the league leading Chaifey Tigers and the cellar dwelling Poly Bears to play. At least one victory should come from these encounters to save the Ter' riers from the cellar. ' e-4-me if i 4..lhin-l Fl RST ROXV, Left to Right - George Taylor, Richard Casey. Ilarrcll Taylor, Gene Burleson. limb Fetlilerson, David Ramos, jim Mead, llirk Bartlett, Robert Nemes. SHCONIJ ROXYfl!ob llallesteros, Boyd Jeffries, Bob llisu, lbick llraga. ,lerrultl lfronk, llill Scott, joe Taylor, Xlervin Sliger, Vincent Figgins, Lupe Lara, Coach Simpson. TlllRl3 RUlVv-llill Martin, Gordon Mar- tin, George Fletcher, Abel Tena, Loren Nicholson, Pete Regelado. horsehid addicts The Terrier baseball entry in the CBL this year has been strengthened to continue in the quest for a position on the CBL ladder. Veteran Bob Ballesteros is in comtnand of the mound, while sophomore Mervin Sliger operates as catcher. George Fletcher, senior and veteran, is planted at the initial sack. Vince Figgins is responsible for the second base. The hot corner is handled by Bob Fedderson, last year's vet. Abel Tena is holder of short stop po' sition. The outside patch is composed of Bill Engleman, some new material from Missouri, ,lim Mead, and Boyd Jeffries, both veterans from last year's squad. The Terrier boys have no seasonal chalkups, the nearest to victory being with the Colton Yellow' jackets, to lose 1-0. Coach Erwin H. Simpson is the able leader of this ball club and intends to send a few into national competition. Entering CBL competition for two rounds, Red' lands has accepted no certificate for contention on the league ladder. Terrier fans will be amazed to see the showing of baseball talent next year, with the arrival of sophof mores slated to serve on the club. TICRRIHR lBliRlONS'1'RA'1'l0N ul Ameriea's favorite sport Figgins takes at mighty swing at a fast one in the San Bernar ilino game. 105' boys' gym---bloc -:saw M ' ' Qwac.. . t.. Q- l- 1591-44,4 - L fb as, J S. r-- -'I Q I X a ii' - 1- c1l-il, Y N W' .. 31... r is 'gf N .V f NVQ. v Nr-KQN ci ,, Q H X ' J A E , x . 'S R M51 Qin- ix, A 2, .4 my 'y - 3 Y s ff fi 11551 A' Q f ,. 4 , V , . hfljrf sea, y , p - - A ks.. ,Yi X gk N: A ., 1 H N., 'ivy 53.52 ' K- a ' 1 Y f A yy' xviy Y ' X 1 Q a i i 4 E :ry - Qi . 1 xxx 'fix iv 1 . ' Fi , V , W . 'E . 3 K. a J if f ' x . I , 8 as if V :Yaris xvf . H' W A f XA ,K B Q t 1 w A Q ki xi t , . as it , 'K 'f 1 M 1 f 'iff' i ' :NTT fiI'? ,. gs m . ' 'W' -.... g .,-.,., 'W ' irc. A Y N -M 1 if -M N. 4 ' W 'U . I s ,. R s W ' , ' W -. 6 is N T r i , A N W ,gr , ,if rf. ,4 . . I i e-' ff, if, Y, K! , f , yy, A3 X . -. fif' 's , , ' , Y x X., 1 X vi 6 'L -, if i wk,w,..a gr ii gwo- . 5' -wifgsg, Q we-4 , T ' e L .. ' A .., ' ' B QFQK , .Y Q v . if r , f f Mum' 'kwg X f ' 1 ' Q ' ' is it . . '5 shy... Q ,1 1 Q, ' K. ' , + ' R ,.:.,.:.E:5, , A r- - --W ......Q. W J-. Q, -- -au.....,c f - A. i ji. 1 up-sv V f dl- M Mums ' QQQQ its ' ' . iota I .,.. . ' ,c Qld man tradition seemed to take a back seat this year in the annual Block HR carnif val, when a junior casaba five turned the tables on the mighty seniors to more than double their score, 2943. This is only one of the many Block R activities sponsored in conjunction with the boys' gym classes. Seasonal sports like football, basketball, volleyball, gridball and baseball play an im' portant part in spearheading the sports world of tomorrow. The juniorfsenior brawl, promoted by gym classes annually offers competition to the strong and mighty or whoever wishes to par' ticipate. LICFT-Secvnid periml gym class boys partake of rigmwu ca lblllellllfh in R. l. Il. 5. prngrani of making them lltlllllX wealilxy, and wise. lil'1I.OXY-Seasonal sports play :ul ilnpnrtanl part in l I Basketball mul sunshine. Y X 1 Q11 it W M sassy it 4 i P -, was +4 K wr x f . -My NM 'AM 3 s xi MN wil f at .... r w , 'NWN X in if is r .MXN as E W K . - -Y . , 7 sa, Wa. -Citi'-amz 5 R 'E in 9 M 4 W .- .r if A Q Nh 'HN wr Q Yfxf x Q ,jk gp ff ' 6236353 if sv 1 Karma ,QL i ..V.. ,. . --'-'-r'-.1 GPN 5 lbw :-,' tti if f'Qs2L'v'iefrf,s 'Hsfas A eat, toil and tears Gym clzisscs this yczir muy hc said to have lzillcn in the chzmncl of traitlition sincc prev' ioiisly, during wzirtimc, hoys were asked to do the ohstziclc course in 21 ccrtziin length ol timc, sis was thc milc, else granules would hc li iwcrctl. Witli Cozichcs Hcnrich :intl Simpson in the tlrivcrs' sczits thc hoys would jump into position on thc Cllllllllilllillllg shout for staiimcli cxcrciscs like pushups, situps, chin' ups, Ctc. lt is ll czisc ol' cvcry main for himself which sccins to work cxccllcntly. With the zitltlition ol' ai ncw stall' nicinhcr, ncxt yczir will also hc plciisziiit. lil'.l,flXN X4-lli-xli.iII is ,Q Lfoiiil :ill xvzii Lum' for lmllwiinig llll l!llIsi'll'w. RI4.II'I' lui' xuxxs i-I llu' I'i'll:is Ulllnyllljl Illl' jLIK'lll Ililllllllill giusliiiur, lizisi-lmll. l Qi.-4. R' Z .-1 -N SW-su.. Nh 1' W' WWI! i 4 N. i.gaf2f . ' -1:5 gi A 1 L a 'P' -Ir i li' r X - Nl NI: llooper. iennis instructor, llE'lllll1lSIl'lllC5 the 1 new way 141 handle a tennis racquet. Miss Carol Hooper's sixth period gym class was turned into a tennis class this year for both beginners and advanced players. The girls learned the fundamental techniques and form necessary to he a good tennis player. As a result of this class the tennis club, open to all students interested in tennis, was formed. The sixth period class held tennis tournaments Within the class and matches with the Chailey and Elsif nore girls. TO gob Qllllle. J'l'TOMfllocs11'1 look as if l'1u's going lo lvl Ilia' 1 ilmugli the catcher mloesn'l seem mo worried, just 1 lxltlt 1 um! Pflley, who shui for Illal lmslscl aiiylu-w? 1,1-il luln in mum 'Down ,awp 1' l f X-....f '-M ther daily rf A 11' I 4 . .... M .fs..Q ,al MQ X -vwxbfs ' MQ X - . . .. l .,.l. l..-l, ,,X.,...........N.wWf.,gX..Wl , , . . Xl Q..-f llll hnlx UI mln- lmnilu pl-:xml gym claw Nlrugglu Vllllillllly TOP Patsy Lung, racket m lmnd, plays an SIYCINIUIIS game ol lm pw-wwwmwxu ul llw lull Ill an mllglw -pwnllmll gnnw, tcnms during sixth pcrmd gym cl.1-s. ISU'I'lllM Vullrylmll, um' nl llw gulf lqnwmtv fpwvrts. li pluyvd BOTTOM- Sixth period girls return gn wickcd scrvc un tlw mltduur xxxllx 7111-.nl lIIl4'Il'Nl, lwy l5.ulw.u.u -I.umw, gnml I5.ulm1.n l31'y.mt. court. H10 at ith fu At lastl Something new in the girls' physical education Qgym to the illiteratesj department. Miss Virginia Harwood, instructor, has taught the girls in her classes social and creative dancing. Gals who before never dared to stumble out on a dance floor have turned into flashy jitterhugs. The ere' ative dancing has taught the girls poise and better muscular control. The very successful dance recital was Miss Harwood's brain child. Many of these girls in her gym classes who participated in the recital had had no previous training. The top picture shows the gals learning new social, dance steps to try out on their boy friends. The charm sehooll' is the title of the midf dle picture, demonstrating how to walk and stand correctly. Meet your partner and swing her around. This square dancing in the hottom picture was easy to learn and lots of fun. XI UXI I hw! nl zn'1'1m' In ilu' Jul. II toll tu v:ul'1h I Lllnxx' nu! Ill0l'k' il1ll'!l IIVIAUXYN lllill XYIIX. T Gruam, what zu snuggle! VVlmt smuc ' wont du tu kccp thou' hgurcs ur IS Miss Hmwmul wutclmingi' HIT su- .-ll-hs xxxfll .-xp.-ff I., pn-my uf lwllrglnas 1lgllICS nllcr all that cxvrcisc. xx' h c the lighter sic 3' ?35F7'i 'fw 'i ' ---Q K ffko O : of llf This isn't thc ucwllllllwpxl just thc Clmtfcy gfmnc! strictl off... EKA! Bob Hcrlnun discuvcrs the jmck Elnbrcy and Iznncs Wyitt Luke timc A'Mousyu Nelson, nur fznnctl phntugruf pm lt the Scnim' Trcusurc Hunt, out frmn their work in thc schoul gllf' plmcr, waits fur more subjccta Lu crows 1160- mn front of Ins lens. ...th d in Q ' ' 'f lf Ilu Imllu N. HI llw Holmclml im' thc lntcfl nlwpc. Hu lllylllllljl Iunny .mlmlll gvtlln' un nm un un .um nt llw cnfutcrlx luh -mis Mickey thinks VVIIIIC Nancy laughs, m Miss Pcxxfs izzncr smqtum Q ig x SSX UPPER LEFT---W'illz1 and Collccn laugh ficndishly as Rodney gives thcln lunc his last dune-for an student hody card. 3 UPPER RIGHT Spcllhuundl LOVVER RIGHT---VCONTENTIWENT HOUR Lunch on thc LUXYER LEFT Fannishcd faces IH the caxfctcriu line. steps on ll sunny day. x .ww K' , W :Man nd frolic I lI'lfIi I.lfI I' l2.1Iw XAII.lI Iwmy wmm-nl fxllllllllll gulwfcxt QIIIIUHALI Suplx. UPPER RIGHT- Lifc I5 but Ll IMITUI ol v gulx LIllIIIl1.f IIIHCII Vx'IfII I.l,IV'l' SXVIIIH IIVI IIIHII, XXVIII! Iwr Iuw lf xlw IQLII- Iul LOVNIER RIGHT Vv'I1mv's ncxli' Pmrylalug in IIN sun xx'I11Iv In I lwu gn Nunn KIIIILILN III tlw lwld. Iunch staml. V.-. i1n:- :Quin-vmmwm N- .uw-A.,m-. . , W lll,l'Ell LEFT Grace and Marylml adding tlic last inin UPPER RIGHT Pnlwlirity llluel into tnllflicf lm' ilu- Wlintcr Ball. remembrancesof... OXYIER l.ElfT Tlic lwautivs ul' R. H, S., Cl3lI1kllLllllCX lui' quccn nl tlic' intcr Ball. lfirst row, lclt in riglxt Pauline Harper, Luis Dcslilcr, Cnllccn Zciglnr. Scuwml rnw Margie Vv'inn. Batty Hcntsclilic. joan Vaughn. niimmunmwmszm ,.,- :m.mvw.:mi-+-xwmimw, ,Q sawww--U www- .N--4 wmfl1 WER RIGHT -Formal or iirlcmrnxal wc alxx -ummqsmn-fmwmm.-sunny w an-mln-W V- - W in ,Jw W -in UI'I'lfli LJIICVH ffwllcc-11, x'I'HXX'!1CLlill1kl LQHXNIIUKI, I A N' X S fi ' t cl IUXYHR l.Ifl ,l' It .xfluclx nlnllvuvrmt pvuplc QIIHACICIIK xxunyx. LQXXYER RIQHT Eh.tm,,, Ann thc walt: quccu amd km r'-n 1 R...-Ill!! SMH 'QM ggsyy Wifi! g KM a if Q le i ,,i. , , f1 Y. i m rw Q W a itkfm A X sm s ,X fu f K ,5 'F iv 8iNWlaX'li2..w'aaniukf-lnLf..shiffv1M'1.2.QfQ-4A- aslcetball ballet l'I'l'Ifli l,IiI 'I' MIN- l'l.1IXu1-Hd lmggf nm' during lfplyllll RIGHT But Mr. l'wxx'lus! Tl1.lI-S thc wx-nwn llmv lml pop mlly ul llw lmskclbull XCQISUII. lcam! Uh, dwarf N111 Kllwlwyl gmtrls .lrc rI11lXX'lI1g, Inn! IAWN Hi l,lfl l' YN lm mlb lmxkuthnll gf-lllli' uw dull? LUXYER RIGHT Cul and Mr. lydllllfl du .1 lmllcl stfp alt thu illcllllyfstlulclml gallw. s Psi, E i, -V 3 s 1 9 2 ...Nd ll! Q un and ac E.. LEFT ABOVE Cuach Cook gives out with a quickicfbut rint H E quick enough. LEFT BELOW' Eating again. at thc Football Banquet. 122 RIGHT ABOVE--Gaily we slop from one class to another. RIGHT BELOXV -fOId R. H, S. does its hit for the annual fund drive. L,,,.,U,,,,.,- ,,,,X,,.mmumu-.4---Mq.,,a 'wa-.f gm A.. wx- :m at vi , my .md Iuml thu IN d.lIIL'lIIj.1. llnglxl: lnmnu- Hunt, with Mu. Vv'lnlv iti K fnllrvn Zrlglvr Nlmxxw mln- Nlldlll uf v.. II Imfval umwrutlulnml 7l7l,lf Nuw, Hull! ll vnxlc M mulx! 51-num lmys wlmn Imm tlu I1 nt llx unmml -lnpx SCIIIUIN win ' ' 1 W' 41 IUNVFIK 'Hn' fun' llmt llllIllL'lN'KI twu ,.r'4-41? ,fngl Ek if-w r' Wah' A, X! S.. sw Q Nw 0 0 NJA F ,K lx- ,vw if 5, AB0XfEfffWl1z1r thc hcst clrcsscd female lwhus are wczlr ing this season. Guy Cist won il lamcy hclt als il FCWRIFC fur this charming mltlll. TOP- GCC! fellas--'yu lmmlc swell! CENTER'--'The Holm dance was I1lWlg success for Kilroy. HCR quite the popuf lar boy, BOTTUMW Oh como on Sur, was thc lloor shuw that haul-ur was it thx' floor show? 2 S 4 E I variety is th p ,N X ., 11. X1 NI ice of--- .Ffh T 51 J gm .M '1 UBUVIQ 'I'w.1 ,111l1'11l .1d111111'1, CI1'111'g1- YXVI'1jlI1l amd 171111 P1112 ABOVE Thu lucky lrclluxx' 111 II11- Pifllllk' ls Uc111'gc XY1'1gl1L, XYI14! 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Pete takes life easy for a second as he gazes astouncledly at the speedy work of PETER' SON'S SUPER SERVICE. Little Joe Taylor enjoys giving HOCKf RIDGE'S flowers to Anella Derby. You, too, can find the flower of your choice in wide varieties at HOCKRIDGES. Bracelets from HINERMAN'S JEWEL' RY are super, say Barbara and Frieda. Ross Maddox aids them in making a choice. Basehall season reminds Don Daniels that STOCKTUN AND HELBRON has top notch cquipmcnt for all sports. Cagcr ccntcr Wzigiicr shows Mina the lat' est style in ncat play shoes, which can al' ways hc found at lAHN'S SHOE STORE. 124 A lesson on the proper use of a Bathinette in the Layette Section of the lnfantorium. INFANTORIUM 108 Crange Street Redlands, California FM v -1 il-ia? lb-s Coking at 3:30 is a favorite after school pastime, so Alice, Cynthia, Caroline, and Barbara sip happily at the FCX FCUNTAIN. They may order a delicious Carnation Ice Cream malt next. mm, All professionally made portraits in this 1946 Makio are done by the Stu' dio of Wm. Elmer KINGHAM. When better automobiles are built, BUICK will build them .... say Martha and Dick Hatfield. Melvin and Fred Hooper assure you that in Redlands it's HHOOPER FOR HOMES. You will be consci' entiously served. For the 27th year CHILDERS and ELDER are meeting their customers' shoe repairing needs faithfully. For radio parts and service it's the DOWITT RADIO SHOP on East Citrus. For building materials, see C. M. Crane of the JOHNSON LUMBER COMPANY. We assure you that you won't be bored . . . a pun, son! You can have a better outlook on life after visiting AUSTIN R. WELCH, optometrist. For commercial sales and house' hold appliances, you won't get the cold shoulder from HAVERTY'S REFRIGERATION SERVICE. KUSTNER'S can lprovide you with the best in sodas, drugs, and cos' metics. Stop in at their conveniently located corner store. GOWLAND'S SUPER SERV- ICE at 7th and State is the service for your car that really satisfies. Trainer John H. Boone, Terrier Lettermen Paul Melee and George Fletcher going to the dogs! If yotfre a Terrier Of course you can drink! . . . . but please, please make sure the other pooches do not see you ,... it's making them terribly mad!- G A I R ' S has K'Doggy Clothes For Smart Terriersn Long hairs or jitterbugs can profit as Jac' quie Hudson does, by making their disk se' lection from the HGME FURNITURE COMPANY. For something good to eat, come to see Betty Pattison, at ED AND MARY'S, in Mentone, says Bernice Purvis. 132 I I IIIIIIII II'III'IIII.Il II IIIII I I I IIIIIIVI Ix I, II I. ,X IN II 5 II XIxIIXX.XIiI' III IIIIIII II III K. III I IIX III.II IIIII- III.III .IIIII Illll ll IIIIIIIIIII' IIIIXN Iill-II 1. IIN IIIIII II III I II XXIII IIIIIII IIII IIIVKI IIIIIII .IIIII l IIN X xIIII .III I XI IIII- II .IIIY .IIIIIIIIIII I II III IIIII IIII 1. 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TIII' Iwst Icmcdy fur kl SIIIIIY Iwsc cam IW puI'cIIaIscd All SPOUITS wIII:I'c juan AIIILI Ruth IIIIIILIQI' uvcr thc cusIIIcIics CUIIIIICY, AppcaII'IIIIccs count, you kmww. 133 Une day a year Redlands students are hof hos and look like this, but usually, thanks to the excellent service of PEERLESS CLEAN' ER'S, neatness is the motto. Margie and Peggy admire each other as they try on dresses at HAZEL KIME'S. They know where they can buy smart clothes in the latest styles or receive expert beauticf ian service. S.: f 9' Qfi: n-- Carmen Frye selects a gift for some young -very young, that is-friend from AL' LYN'S CHILDRENS SHOP, who special iZC in stuffed toys. Though scarred, hruised, and writhing with pain, Howard Clark is easily comforted hy his insurance cheek i'ro1nMURT IN' SURANCE. LLWl1CI1 you want a kiioelvdown good time, eome to the REDLANDS BUXVLINC ACADEMY,l' says Manager Qualriere. Three merry couples, all quite gay fEspeeially the gals, who don't have to payj To the FOX REDLANDS they will go. Knowing that there they'll find a good show. 139 EOWLER'S is the store where nifty clothes for high school men can be found, say Robbie and Fred as they look over part of their fine sweater stock. Two G. A, A. gals, Thelma Nelson and Ines Kuhn, examine some of the fine quality material at REDLANDS PAINT AND PAPER. To look neat for the big occasion, Norma Jean and Laurel have their clothes cleaned and pressed at ENGLAND CLEANERS. Eva and Bob present a popular number se' lected from SLIGERS supply of sheet music. SLIGERS will also furnish them with radios and phonographs. N, FINLAY'S MAINTENANCE repairs pencil sharpeners or cement mixers, and fur' thermore they maintain that they do the job right. The kingswisefguy, Beanie, Eleanor, and George receive service with a smile at PUT' NAM BROTHERS FOOD MARKET. Any shot cookie will realize the value of Sl-IOTWELL ELECTRIC applances. You'll see the light, and find that when your fix' tures are on the blink SHOTWELL'S will fix them in a wink. J. C. PENNEY can oifer you the perfect ensemble from hats to shoes and the price will bring out a smile. ff fl if yt fp l, . 'sl l ou Fonal' W ' like this neo gn, ljbii yor ' jewelry from ' LS NE . y. -A , Q enior ctivitie Ba i ' 1 craft ojectninist iaiijeijci., jr. A Cappella 'Xndrews, Betty Cv.A.A. Usherette A Cappella Nnglin, Bonnie jean A Cappella C,A.A. Hi Tri Dance Recital Cabinet Armstrong. lvliirylou Atl-:ln Q Hi Tri Hi Tri Cabinet Ring Club Girls' League Cabinet Girls' League President Nlakio Stall' Student Council A.S.B, Cabinet Administrative Council Daisy Chain on, Vv'illa G.A.A. French Club Scholarship Society -Iunior Class Secretary Daisy Chain Hi Tri A.S.B. Commissioner ol' Publicity Ayers, Bates lvlexican Club Drama Club Betty Transferred from XVarren Township High School, Gurnce, ll Hi Tri Eleanor Ann Hi Tri Hi Tri Cabinet Girls' League Cabinet Spanish Club Tennis Club fCabinetJ Pep Committee A Cappella lvliikio Statl Bcthell. Vxforden Swimming Hi Y Spanish Club Block R Club Basketball Bcetler, W ilma Bevis, Student Council Mickey Football Track Diving Block R Club Blanton, George Boys' League Cabinet Pep Committee Boys' League Cabinet A Cappella Student Council Basketball Senior Play Football ASB. Cabinet Track Avila, Mary Helen Bonson. Bob C.A.A. Bradburn, Pat SS linois, 1946 V-Vice Prexy Pep Committee QChairman 461 Commissioner of A.S.B. Activities Ring Club flst VicefPres 46j Hi Tri fCabinet 465 Scholarship Society QCabinet 461 C.S.F. Senior Play Tennis Club Student Council Spanish Club fCabinet 455 Sophomore Cheer Leader Daisy Chain Brock, David A Cappella Brock, Perry Senior Class President Brown. Doris C.A.A. Brown, Eris A Cappella Brown, john Harvey Band Boone, john Henry Transferred from llorterville Senior Class Play Drama Club Dance Cabinet Trick Brown, Susanne Hi Tri Hi Tri Cabinet Senior Class Play A Cappella Tennis Club Drama Club Continued on Page I3 9 High senior activities Continued from Page 138 Brownlee, Peggy A.S.B. Secretary A.S.B. Cabinet Student Council Hobachi Staff Daisy Chain A Cappella Girls' Choir Hi Tri Makio Business Staff Bunn, Ruth G.A.A. Burns, Norma lean Band Bush, Evelyn Calderone. Julius Student Council Chaves, Cathryn A Cappella Chavez, Peggy G.A.A. Mexican Club Colenbrander, Alvin Basketball Baseball Block R Club Cruickshank, Nancy Latin Club G.A.A. A Cappella Girls' Choir Bowling League French Club Cormack. George Tennis Club-President Scholarship Society Student Council Drama Club Tennis Photography-Makio Couch, Doris G.A.A. Transfer from State of Missouri Crane, Roberta Transfer Student Council G.A.A. Hi Tri Hi Tri Cabinet Girls' League Cabinet Makio Subscription Manager Tennis Club Daisy Chain Pep Committee Pomfpom Girl Girls' Choir Scholarship Society Davis, Betty Hi Tri A Cappella Triple Trio Davis, Dorothy Lee DeBlauw, Joyce Delameter, Richard J. Transfer Latin Club Denniston, lrl Cross Country Basketball Track Block R Club A Cappella DeVries, Nadine G.A.A. Draper, Tom Track Football Cross Country Block R Club Masque fi Gavel Spanish Club Due, Mildred G.A.A. Latin Club Dungan, Adelle Hi Tri G.A.A. Girls' League Cabinet Scholarship Society QC. S. FJ junior Red Cross Cabinet Ensey, ,lo Ann Hi Tri Sophomore Yell Leader Tennis Club A Cappella Pep Committee Fair, Edward Band Farquhar, Phillip Swimming Football Farrington, Tom A.S.B. Vice Prexy Football Track Hi Y Student Council A.S.B. Cabinet ACKNOWLEDGMENTS PRINTING-Citrograph Printing Company ENGRAVING--Los Angeles Engraving Company PROFESSIGNAL PCRTRAITS-Wm. Elmer Kingham Studios COVERS-Glass Book Binding Company Band Block R Club Faxon, Jeanette Student Council C.B.L. Debates Hi Tri Spanish Club fPrexyj Triple Trio A Cappella G.A.A. Scholarship Society Fcdderson, Bob Baseball Baseball Baseball Football Basketball Baseball Felch, Frieda Hi Tri A Cappella Fenncma, Roxanna Student Council A Cappella Ferguson, Richard Ferrell, Marie A Cappella Hi Tri G.A.A. Field, Margie Senior Class Secretary Girls' League Cabinet Hi Tri Cabinet Girls' Choir Makio Editorial Staff Tennis Club Hi Tri Daisy Chain G.A.A. Fletcher, George Athletic Service Club Baseball Football Basketball CMgr.J Track Hi Y Hi Y Cabinet QPres. 461 fV.'Pres. 461 QSec. 45'j Block R Club Senior Class Play Drama Club Floriano, Mary Louise Mexican Club Floriano, Philomena Mexican Club G.A.A. Continued on Page 145 Send a greeting card to remember a day STODDARTS STATIONERY will pro vide you with just the right one. 139 For a kitchen that's always clean and cheery, be sure to consult SUNSET TILE- the Home Economics girls agree with this. C50 a 'CZ57een'5 CCs5a5te Patsy Lang and Nancy Nicks, pert and pretty, cute as tricksg Choosing fashions young and gay, picked for teens, the HARRIS Way! 5-..i S S Wm For equipment for reel life, to as sure better pictures in black and white or natural color, visit the RED LANDS CAMERA SHGP. Meet you at the TRIANGLE Is a phrase that really countsg For eats are surely tasty And the pleasure always mounts So when you want refreshment Drop in for fun and frolic And pause from worldly cares, And sample of our wares. 141 2 Snappy coed fashions are always to hefound at HANA WEST'S. Whether it's beachwear or a formal the styles will he sizzling. SERR'S store is surely chic Because the goods are really slick. Pens and pencils, papers and hooksg Do come in and take a look. Eleanor, Lovinzl, a1ndDiekie pref pure for riding along mountain trails. The horsey crowd says that for smart equipment it's WHITE'S Riding and Sport Shop. I l . 'K X X -5- ..i5.:-ig? ut S sf -Q 'x ' ilk M. D v RN an ' N .. g ' 1 A 'Wax f.1lm.: . .i,t .,,....wu...,. Betty stuns the onlookers with the suit she is modeling from KRISTYS. She knows where to go for smart wearing apparel. n J To assure himself of the n c e e ssary vitamins and minerals C h a r l i e buys f r e s li vegetables from t h e GERRARD FOOD MARKET. Nifty play clothes . . . perky blouses . . Spring dresses . . . smart slacks . . . classic suits . . . the best at BLUME'S. Let's see, where did I put that wire? queries Duane Thompson as he gazes spell' bound at the mess , shall we say-before him, but the REDLANDS RADIO AND APPLIANCE can repair a radio in no time. To make your house neat And really all reet Get paints of all types From darks to lights At LUTHER AND LARRY'S shop. If you feel compelled to spin a few yarns about smart knitted goods, come in and make a selection from HELENEE YARN SHOP. For all troubles concerning your car, or any facsimile thereof, including hot rods , try the service of LOWRY E3 WHEATON. Down at the corner of Brookside and 3rd high school kids can get the best type of ser vice for their roadsters and rods at the REDLANDS OIL COMPANY. For likenesses that really satisfy, try the portrait way at PERRY'S studio. You say your car isn't running right and you can't fix it? Then you haven't tried LOGE E3 YOUNT. senior activities Continued from Page 139 Floyd, Howard Track Forsyth, Lorene A Cappella Frye, Girls' Choir Triple Trio Drama Club Masque and Gavel Senior Class Play Scholarship Society fC.S.F.l Daisy Chain G.A.A. G.A.A. Cabinet Hires Hi Tri Ring Club Girls' League Cabinet Assembly Committee Swing Band Dance Recital Cabinet Carmen Hi Tri Spanish Club Tennis Club Makio Business Staff Daisy Chain Funnell, Thomas Boys' Dance Club Garcia, Esther itlent Pep Club A Cappella Girls' Choir Gardner, Helen Hi Tri Sophomore Class VicefPresident Gardner, Nancy French Club Tennis Club Hi Tri Makio Staff fSenior Editorj Garland, Rosaline A Cappella Garrow, Bob Football Basketball Swimming Track Block R Club Hi Y fCabinet 46, Student Council Gentry, Gordon A Cappella George, Enid A Cappella Gleitsman, Betty Anne Sophomore Secretary Hi Tri Spanish Club A Cappella Triple Trio Girls' League Cabinet Scholarship Society Mexican Club fC.S.F.j Gardner, Rose jean Daisy Chain Driving Club Gomez, Elisa Gardner, Doris A Cappella Yell Leader G.A.A. CONGRATULATIONS Class of '46 MINNIE from OHMSTEDE Mexican Club Girls' League Cabinet Daisy Chain Grant, Murray Grave Guerr Guy, Football Basketball Track Tennis Drama Club Block R Club Student Council Hi Y Hi Y Cabinet Makio Staff sgaard, La Verne Transferred from Enumtlaw Washington in '46 ero, Evangeline Mexican Club G.A.A. james Football Football Mgr. Track Basketball Hansen. Bill Boys' League President A.S.B. Cabinet Administrative Council Student Council Swimming Block R Club Hobachi Staff Hargrove, Charlie Basketball Tennis Football Manager Continued on Page 146 senior activities Continued from Page I47 Yell Teader Hi Y Block R Club Senior Play A Cappella Pep Committee Dance Recital Harter, Shirlec A Cappella Girls' Choir Hartwick, Don Hatfield, Martha Anne Hi Tri Hixso ifezfime VITREOUS CHINA PLUMBING FIXTURES Universal is appreciative of the many courtesies extended them by their friends, the citizens of Redlands. ' I SANITARY MFG co REDLANDS, CALIF. New Castle, Pa. Camden, J Hi Tri Basketball HifTri Cabinet Block R Cllih Ring Club Swimming Ring Club President Daisy Chain Makio, Editorial Stall n, Lucille Scholarship Society fC.S.F.j Daisy Chain G.A,A. Spanish Club Spanish Club President Snanish Club Cabinet Hobachi Staff Hobachi Assistant Editor G.A.A, Makio Staff Girls' Choir Hooper Fred M., Jr. Drama Club Football Hendershot, Elaine Basketball G.A.A. Track Scholarship Society Tennis Hi Tri Block R Club French Club Hi Y Tennis Student Council Herman, Bob Hi Y VicefPresident, Hi Y President Relay Team fTrackj Tennis Club Athletic Service Club Vice-President Horton, Jenny Mo Scholarship Society Basketball Mana ger Hobachi Stall Student Council Girls' League Cabinet Hi Tri Hill, If-:an Scholarship Society G-A-A. Daisy Chain Hi Tri Spanish Club FYCUCIW Cllll' Spanish Club Cabinet Band D.A.R. Winner Hill, Shirley Huckaby Richard Hi Y Hyde, Dorothy Girls' Choir lrvin, Doris A Cappella Girls' Choir Hi Tri Student Council Tennis Club James, Barbara Ellen G.A.A. Jennings, Joan Hi Tri Hi Tri Cabinet Ring Club 'lncl VicefPresident Scholarship Society Daisy Chain G.A.A. Johns, Carolyn A Cappella Spanish Club Daisy Chain Hi Tri Johnson, Rodney Scholarship Society fTreasurerQ fPresidentl C.S.F. Hi Y fTreasurerj Spanish Club Makiim Senior Etlitc Tennis JY' Scholarship SOCIEYY Fobtball Continued on Page 147 senior activities Continued from Page 146 Masque and Gavel Drama Club Student Council Dance Recital Senior Play jones, Perry Cross Country Track Block R Club Athletic Service Club Kcnnard Natalie A Cappella Triple Trio Masque and Gavel Hi Tri Latin Club Drama Club Kildare, Donald Swimming Mgr. Stagecraft A Cappella Hi Y Pep Committee Kincher, Lorna Marie King, Laurel Usherettes fPresidentl G.A.A. Knickerbocker. Roy Basketball Captain Football Track Commissioner of Athletics Student Council A.S.B. Cabinet Kohler, Beverly G.A.A. Spanish Club Hi Tri Hi Tri Cabinet Pep Club Pom Pom Girl Yell Leader Ring Club Makio Staff Drama Club fTreasurerj Kroon, Thomas S. Latin Club Athletic Service Club Kuhn, Ines Sophomore Yell Leader Pep Committee G.A.A. lSecretaryJ Hi Tri Daisy Chain Makio Staff Drama Club Senior Play Tennis Club Masque and Gavel Scholarship Society Dance Recital La Hoda, Colleen A Cappella La Praim, Lucille Girls' League Lang, Patsy Girls' League Cabinet G.A.A. fCabinetJ Hi Tri Ring Club Latin Club Hobachi Stall' Makio Staff-Advertising Manager Daisy Chain Makio Staff Tennis Club Scholarship Society C.S.F. Lauwers, Mabel G.A.A. Learned, Robert Scholarship Society fC.S.F.J Track Cross Country Hi Y Basketball Mgr. LeBarorr, Winifred Spanish Club Lewis, Annie G.A.A. A Cappella Usherettes Hi Tri Lloyd, jereldine Lockwood, Carl Track Long, Patty Hi Tri Hi Tri Cabinet Ring Club Senior Class Play Spanish Club Daisy Chain Makio Staff Student Council Lynn, Elizabeth PTA Student Representative Spanish Club A Cappella Hi Tri Debate Daisy Chain Scholarship Society QC.S.F.J fCabinetJ junior Spinet MacKay, Frances Latin Club French Club Hi Tri Tennis Club Mackey, Fern Madrid, Rita Daisy Chain Mexican Club Maldonado, Socorro Mexican Club Manzano, Stella Latin Club Mexican Club G.A.A. Mlrtin, Virginia Ruth Mathew, Joe Swimming McConnell, joe Drama Club McCormick, Ronald Track Cross Country Football Basketball Diving - Block R Club Latin Club McGee, - Robert Transfer from Hagerman High, New Mexico McGregor, Eugene McKenzie, Genevieve G.A.A. McNemer, Gracie Makio Editor Makio Staff Hobachi Staff Scholarship Society fC.S.F.j Hi Tri Hi Tri Cabinet Ring Club Ring Club Cabinet Dance Cabinet Pom Pom Girl Pep Club Sophomore Class Treasurer G.A.A. Girls League Cabinet Daisy Chain Student Council A.S.B. Cabinet Latin Club Dance Recital Melee, Paul Joseph Football Baskelball Track Hi Y Student Council Makio Staff Pep Club Block R Club Baseball Dance Recital Milbank, Barbara DaiSy Chain Scholarship Society fSecretaryj Hi Tri Tennis Club Spanish Club Molle, Katherine Virginia Hi Tri Tennis Club Latin Club Makio Staff Moore, Burma Transferred from War Missouri Moreland, Don Morgan, June ' Hi Tri Tennis Club Makio Stall Moses, Sidney Track Cross Country Football Junior Class President Block R Club fPresidentJ Administrative Council Student Council Spanish Club Mowll, Reginald Hi Y fVicefPresidcntJ Basketball Debate Masque and Gavel Spanish Club Student Council Nelson, Elaine Latin Club G.A.A. Nelson, Ronald Makio Photographer Football Manager Tennis Club French Club Athletic Service Club Basketball Manager saw High School Continued on Page 148 Rey Lydia senior activities ,G.A.A. Continued from Page 147 MCXiCaH Club Nash, Joan fPresidentj Girls' Choir RCYES, Dora G,A,A, Mexican Club Latin Club G.A.A. Nelson, Thelma Yvonne ROIUCYO, Robert Leroy G.A.A. Band fVice'Presiden'tj Hi Tri Daisy Chain Drama Club A Cappella Triple Trio Nicks, Nancy Hi Tri Makio Staff Ring Club Hi Tri Cabinet Odenbaugh, Dorothy G.A.A. Osbun, Mary Lea Hi Tri Daisy Chain Osdick, Joanne Priscilla Hi Tri fCabinetJ Girls' Choir A Cappella Patrick, Patricia G.A.A. A Cappella Parks, George William Track Debate Football Tennis Paulson, David Scholarship Society fC.S.F.D Spanish Club fTreasurerj Paxton, Lois Perry, Warren Student Council Sophomore VicefPresident Track Basketball Football Scholarship Society Assembly Committee Latin Club Band Peterson. Clarence g Pinson, Floyd Football Future Farmers of America Stagecraft Poe, Don Football fCaptain 461 Basketball Track Block R Club Polder, Betty I0 Powell, james Root, Sande A Cappella Senior Class Treasurer Basketball Manager Swimming Manager Cross Country Manager Track Manager Drama Club Senior Class Play Mexican' Club Secretary Student Council Athletic Service Club Paul F. A Cappella Hi Y Hobachi Staff Hobachi Editor A.S.B. Cabinet Administratice Council r, Elaine fHartj Latin Club Scoles, Bill A Cappella Seiersen, David Hi Y Swimming Student Council Sewell, Lucille Hi Tri A Cappella Girls' Choir Tennis Club Student Council Shotwell, Bob Silva, Band A Cappella Pansy Pep Committee Yell Leader Hi Tri Girls Choir A Cappella Tennis Club Makio Staff Student Council Silvey, Wanda Slape, Band A Cappella Scholarship Society Makio Staff Suenel Hi Tri Daisy Chain Student Council Hi Tri President Senior Class VicefPresident Makio Staif Ring Club Dance Recital Pride, Yvonne A Cappella Triple Trio Student Council G.A.A, Pryor, Bill Hi Y Ramirez, Margaret A Cappella G.A.A. Rees, Holly Latin Club fTreasurerj 148 Smiley, Susanna G.A.A. Smith, Pearl Genevieve A Cappella Smith, Barbara Makio Business Manager Scholarship Society fC.S,F.J Hi Tri fCabinetJ Daisy Chain Ring Club French Club fPresidentD Smith, Virginia Usherettes Speck, Dolores Stewart, Eleanor Latin Club French Club Secretary Daisy Chain Scholarship Society fC.S.F.D Makio Staff Hi Tri Stonebrook, Nancy Hi Tri A Cappella Scholarship Society Debate Straughan, Norma Latin Club A Cappella Swogger, Virginia R. A Cappella Swope, Glenda A Cappella Taylor, Art Tena, Abel Baseball Basketball Football Mexican Club Future Farmers of America Thompson, Mari Arthur Scholarship Society fCabinetJ Daisy Chain Spanish Club fCabinetD Hi Tri Thompson Rodney S. Football Basketball Tennis Track Block R Club Spanish Club Thrasher, james French Club Tingler, Lovina Anne A Cappella Daisy Chain French Club fCabinetj Hi Tri Latin Club Makio Activities Editor Tennis Club Scholarship Society Triple Trio Dance Recital Trainor. Lenora Jeanne Hi Tri G.A.A. Makio Art Editor Latin Club Dance Cabinet Girls' Choir Troyano, Carl A,S.B. President A.S.B. Cabinet Boys' League Cabinet Administrative Council Block R Club Swimming Basketball Van Grouw, Hilda Jean Van Horn, Lyda A Cappella Band Girls' League Cabinet Senior Class Play Masque and Gavel Van Leuven, Bill Cross Country Basketball Band Track fManagerj Future Farmers of America Van Mouwerik, Henry French Club Vaughn, Jo Ann Hi Tri Hi Tri Cabinet Pep Committee Pom Pom Girl Girls' Choir Tennis Club Ring Club Makio Business Staff G.A.A. Spanish Club Voellmy, Mina Hi Tri Ring Club Scholarship Society C.S.F. Daisy Chain Scholarship Society Cabinet G.A.A. Hobachi Staff fAssistant Editorj Makio Staff Spanish Club Spanish Club Cabinet Van Diest, Harold Band Vierneisel, Gertrude G.A.A. Scholarship Society Waddell, Bob Basketball Tennis Drama Club Swimming Welker, Walter Football Track Weston, Alice A Cappella Student Council Wielenga, Helen Jean G,A.A. Wierenga, Edna A Cappella G.A.A. 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