San Fernando High School - Orange Blossom Yearbook (San Fernando, CA)

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Fred Kircher Kenneth Knowles Bill Lusby Haruye Matsuda Ayao Matsumoto Blendine Miller Marple Miller Gwendolyn Moore l-lisayulci Oqimachi Fred Ortiz Othelle Pennington Richard Philbert fo rf' ' A. , B B f ff-B 1 Q 'i Q 5 i c., Q Mt ,I an ,-:sr if :F ? . 'i Kathryn Plummer Arnold Ramirez Hector Ramirez Fred Rayburn Eugene Reeves Salvador Rodriguez Beatrice Shock Ellen Shore Betty Smith Tommy Stietz Louie Sugawara Bernice Sulier Janet Tate Kennard Tomkins Virginia Tresierras Geraldine Van l-loose Esther Varni Milton 'Whisler Jack Williams Anne Zuliane

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e With three years ot a valuable high school training completed, more than two hundred seniors ot S'4O step boldly out into the world to pursue their varied vocations. This graduating class comprises sixty per cent ot the Athenae and sixty per cent ot the l-li-Y members. Twenty-tour out ot twenty-six Lettergirls are graduating. Ot the thirty-tive mighty Letter- men, only twenty will be lett to carry on tor San Fernando. On June 2, l939, the girls' gym was trans- formed into a beautiful l-lawaiian paradise, complete with an excellent l-lawaiian orches- tra: thus in this atmosphere the S'4O class gave one ot the most spectacular proms ever wit- nessed at San Fernando. As hosts and hostesses among golden pump- kins and cornstallcs, the traditional l-larvest Festival was given, and the class again won acclaim and glory. Originality and oomph was climaxed at the sweater day when the campus was beau- titied by the never-to-be-forgotten blue sweaters. All ot this was made possible by the able sponsors, the patient and etticient Mrs. Ebinger, and the talented and versatile Mr. Methered. The senior play, June Mad, was a hilari- ous and pathetic love attair ot an adolescent, ably portrayed by the senior class. Appearing at the right are Mrs. Ebinger and Mr. Methered, sponsors, Jaclc Monte- verde, presidentsecond semester: Laura La- gasse, secretary-treasurer: Fern Wagner, vice president: Kenneth Bennett, president tirst semester.