South Gate High School - Rams Yearbook (South Gate, CA)
- Class of 1946
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For the structure that we raise, Time is with materials filled Our todays and yesterdays Are the blocks with which we build Q 3 Truly shape and fashion these: Leave no yawning gaps between: Think not, because no man sees, Such things will remain unseen. In the elder days of Art, Builders wrought with greatest care Each minute and unseen part: For the Gods see everywhere. BUILDERS Let us do our work as well, Both the unseen and the seen: Make the house, where Gods may dwell Beautiful, entire, and clean. Else our lives are incomplete, Standing in these walls of Time, Broken stairways where the feet Stumble as they seek to climb. Build today, then, strong and sure, With a firm and ample base: And ascending and secure Shall tomorrow find its place. Thus alone can we attain To those turrets, where the eye Sees the world as one vast plain, And one boundless reach of sky. Henry W. Longfellow The Walk Resouncls with the Echo V V QW llff h i if W heee' Q ' 1 f M, 5 rf W A, M M. X NN T' M-M 4 ww Unassuming Steps of the Builders of the fc' THE BLUE PRINT The Plans and Planners Pages 9-13 Chief Architect Assistant Architects Contractors The Foundation Pages 15-21 Girls League Boys Federation Cooperative Government The Doorway vases 23-45 Clubs Organizations 1 The Framework Pages 47-67 Boys Sports Girls Sports The Rising Structure Pages 69-96 Graduates W'46 Graduates S'46 Calendar of our New World I I , vsifr 'y f 'Q . S 7' Rip .- e' x x X . 9: ll . 1 V H f fi J! If ,X rj' K jf f ' xl' ' rf J 1 ,NJ rj Ku . I rl ff E fi ' Rl ' I 1' U' 'IJ , 'H Jw Q2 . 1 QQ lj X 3 1 r Sf W After Seeing Nearly Four Years rf .1 ff, nJ ,,Q,.Z4A!: I ' ' 1 1, . , ' , , I , Q I 1 ,lf ' 1 4 1 1, K, , -f I ' I I 1 A r A I v - , 0 A f 1 ' ff 51 ,rt , ,V 1 , f 4 -1 -.4 z ' I f f ' 1 . ' L 'f-- Lf 1 Q 1 I . 4, fi' X L L 4, I I . ' , 1 I k I Q ,g If . uf- L.. , ' 4- Z . A ll I 'J W . 1 1 1, wffufgf lr , L hx ,4,g,f ,Q L' 9 , ' . f f! 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South Gate High School I SOUTH G I OOL I X WK? x Z I ff 3 ' N F, C86 J 11.4 J X pi fffigi 4 44- f- 'T '-'-gsgif' X Q 1 0 4 me KW X THE PLANS AND DPLANQNERS 1 All are architects of fate working in these walls of Time E91 10 Dr. Taylor M. joyner, Principal CH IEF ARCHITECT Graduates: As our first peace-time graduates, you have a great responsibility upon you. You are about to enter a very complicated civilization. A little knowledge or understanding of it is not enough. Your watch-word should be pre- pare, prepare, prepare. The really successful leaders in our country are the people who have prepared themselves IN ADVANCE, and were ready to take over when the opportunity arose. Life is an on-going process. Everything, all the time, is changing. Nothing stands still. Hence, one is really never prepared but is al- ways preparing and becoming. The perpetual movement on to something new, changed, and different is the essence of happy living. And so it is, Onward South Cate Graduates, On- ward to Success. ASSISTANT ARCHITECTS fr -157,221 Mr. Robert Carlquist Miss Virginia Coleman Boys' Vice Principal Girls' Vice Principal Counselor Registrar Mr. Walter Heil Mr. Ray Rork ll Faculty CONTRACTORS ART Miss Melroy Wilkinson Mrs. Marie Artran Miss Edith Allen COMMERCIAL Miss Winifred Nugent Mr. Sidney H. Couch Mrs. Barbara George Mr. james Moore Miss Laura B. Rathbun Mrs, Olga Vatcher Miss Marian Wilson Mrs. Edna jones ENGLISH Miss Leah Woolley Miss Creth Chiles Miss Bess Furlong Mrs, Lillian Hawkins Mrs. Ruth Tucker Miss Blanche Nesbit Miss Helen Cole Mr. Bob Davis Miss Marguerite Grace HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Edith Perry Miss Bee Acrea Mrs. Ruth Brockstedt Miss Margaret Dunn Mrs, Vernice Boyum STUDENT BODY MANAGER Mrs. Evelyn Reynolds I 121 LANGUAGE Miss Mildred Peterson Mrs. Sadye lngels Miss Marguerite Melick INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Charles G. Roach Mr. Neil Moore Mr. Harry Reinsch Mr. Fred Schulhot Mr. George Abbott Mr. Harry O'Connell Mr. Ralph Briscoe Mr. Richard Gardner Mr. Robert Reynolds LIBRARIAN Miss Marjory Pearson Mrs. Margaret Francis MATHEMATICS Mr. Clarence Tanton Mr. Cornelius O. Edington Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas MUSIC Mrs, Margaret Hazen Mr. L, L. Gilmore Mrs. Genevieve Uhl SENIOR CLERK Miss Alice 1. Lalley SCIENCE Mr. L. L, Sutherland Mr. Ralph Sunderlin Mr. Ralph Benton Mr. Raymond Brown Mr. Owen L. Gothard Mrs. Alice Mills Mr. Harold E. Schroeder SOCIAL STUDIES Miss Caroline Hardick Mr. Charles Lofton Mrs. Virginia Barragar Mrs. Sara Sasser PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Barkharn Garner Mr. Charles Hastings Mr. Gus Gerson Mrs. Sue Ebey Miss Roni Leitner ATTENDANCE CLERK Miss Ruth A. Spencer TEXTBOOK CLERK Mrs. Agnes Anderson PRINCIPAL'S SECRETARY Miss Mabel I. Vogel QQ :g Wai I A A .,.a4: EW fig? ' Mim5EQmW l Af gp, -' ., M Q i A55 Wg 1 'f ww , .f,. gf-5 nga-A N5 ww .icfififg 'wwf ew , SQ. A W -wma' x v ' M, J gn., rx Q W. ,W E W., gm 4 . -' K 9? M N 1. 1 K A O V' k .. , RN I Ag , ., 1 .giggkm 1 ' J if MW W w W My W The Student Government with its court is the foundation of the . school's self-discipline and requires the cooperation of all Ramblers for its success. stu -----v----- nn rrrz -'urn ---- in-un-un-mf-u - - 1 al. U41 Else our lives are incomplete Standing in these walls of Time Broken stairways where the feet Stumble as they seek to climb. fy P 3 W Wil WW , '29 - -I Eat? ,j,,- A L ,gl Wxfg-X 'N N fd gw J-17.52 li?-L i i THE FOUNDATION FaH Top Row-Marion Anderson, Barbara Guthrie, Betty Connole, Helen McEImell, Shirley Sparks, Angie Rottino Bottom Flow-LaVerne Grant, Peggy Rushing, Edie Jensen. Spnng Top Row-Margie Mayer, Evelyn Nelson, Helen McElmelI, Pat Hellwig. Evangeline Villa, Bottom Row-Jean Dymus, Delores Strong, Mary Rottino. Girls' eague Cabinet 161 FaH Top Row-Jack Green, Mr. Rork, Dan Donovan, Paul Griffin, Bob Commander. Bottom Row-Doug Hawkes, AI Long, Jack Canzuneri. Spdng Top Row-Mr. Rurk, Ervin Regehr, Bill Laster. Boliom Row-Jim Smith, Paul Griffin, Tom Harlke. Boys' Federation Cabinet 17 1 18 'Q Hall Directors Top Row-Yvonne Dell, Margaret Lennon, Barbara Guthrie, Beverly Spearman, Basil Endres, Delores Shay, Donna Waller, Estelle Hadley, Mildred Cooper, Mary Ohanasian. Middle Row-Evelyn Smith, Betty Le Cain, Peggy Cargill, Barbara Evans, Yvonne Rails, Mary Lou Morris, Pat Donnelly, Darlene Hecker. Bottom Row-Floyd Gibbons, Agnes McGowan, Margie Lindell, Anita Ford, Suzanne Potter, Jody Brown, Marcia Parrott, Dona Conklin, Alice Taylor, Dick Willahan. Grounds Commission Top Row-John Carter, Nolan Dotz, Erwin Regehr, Clyde Bauer. George Pope. Bottom Row-Earl Hills, Wilber Martin, George Briggs, Glenn Stout, Phil Scott. 2? i 2 ,ex Wi Will! f-J' Srudenl Govern menl lSecond Semesferl Top Row-Carroll Hively, Melvin Mclntyre, June Wolff, Mary K. White, Ethel Miller, Delores Strong, Jim Smilh, Freda Byer, Arletie Bourquin. Madeline Walker, Lou Blanpied, Marilyn Anderson. Row 2-Nolan Dotz Harry l-Iintergardt Terry Gra Lola W'll' J' , , y, i rams, im Forbes, Marian Mosler, Marva Bahl, Dot Noonan, Dona Conklin. Row 1-Harvey Jackson, Mary Falvey, Amanda Tyler, Audrey Gordon, Sue Potter, Margaret Trosin, Barbara Graff, Joan Carter, Frieda McTee, Dorna Dee Miles, Mary Lou Morris. 19 saga u v WW f 5 K cf QP' X 'G x ' Ia! iw 7 ' 1 l Q 1 ll!! H111 PVOVI . 0 Q , my P0004 FAOAI m 5 it-i , 1 is rm fm N ll ...M f x ,. .gX:f,M. ,fi ' 'j,'2:i . as ., ...,, .,...,. I . :. .:?'5-E If-552:,I:I ':.-,,'..'-' '.. A - f 12 12315115 'iffy - 1: ':,::::.: Leafs .:. 1: 55:3-,W -me As valuable as daily class work are the clubs and organizations in which are developed cooperation and leadership and precious friendships which open doorways into a wider world. nlgi-1-in-un---ni: 1-111---- 1111-1-1-1-- . -111-11::1111-1-1-- 1 -nn--ui. 22 Thus alone can we attain To those turrets, where the eye Sees the world as one vast plain, And one boundless reach of sky. iii U V FR KL 'M-7' J , ...a-' A Xi N x 'X4 f X ., ,211 THE DOORWAY 241 Top Row-Peggy Rushing, Shirley Reichenbach, Frances Frembgen, Barbara Guthrie, Betty Le Cain, Marion Ander- son, Sylvia Gustafson. Middle Row-Frances Green, Ethel Miller, Jean Cequin, Jane Waldrip, Peggy Cargill, Barbara Evans, Marjorie Perry. Bottom Row-Delores Shay, Joan O'Malia, Beverly Johnson, Virginia Hoell, lrene Chadwick, Betty Funk. LADIES 1 I .A. 'SL-'iff' -Mmm Top Row-Clifford Maguire, Douglas Buck, Jack Stanley. James Forbes, Dan Donovan. Middle Row--Jack Green, George Taylor, Bob Mann, Bob Commander, Edwin Smith. Boiiom Row-AI Menig, Mr. Carlquisi, Jack Glbilisco, Dick Gauldin, Al Long, Clyde Bauer, Jim Heywood, Doug Hawkes. KNIGHTS E251 Wesley Laubscher, Brian Jackson, Don McNutt, Erwin Regehr, Jim Heywood, Bob Commander, Brian Trankle, George Valiton, Fred Coleman, Jim Smith, Ronald Trepas. Row 5-Florence Johnson, Cherrill Schell, Delores Shay, Donna McAvoy, Dan Donovan. Kenneth Noernberg, James Meyer, Robert 0'Connor, John Lango, Bill Saltikov, Delores Strong. Row 4-Jody Brown, Margret Greipil, Norma Regester, Delores Hubik, Frances Frembgen, Margaret Lennon, Berta Fox, Yvonne Dell, Earlene West, Colleen Johnson, Ann Dillon, Arlene West, Beverly Sievert. Row 3-Barbara Wright, Barbara Chesley, Edith Menig, Frances Blevins, Jean Kirkness, Sharon Hartup, Evelyn Smith, Earlene Dunn, Marv Salter. Row 2-Shirley Baker, Jean Cequin, Betty Funk, Margie Perry, Betty Le Cain. Doris Gray, Irene Chadwick, Darlene Hecker, Pat Donnelly, Ophelia Lux. Bottom Mary Lou Morris, Pat Hellwig, Pat Bloomquist, Glory Sims. Donna Wiseman, Jane De Vries, Mary Dun- can, Sylvia Gustafson, Barbara Benedict, Luelle Berger, Frances Green. SCHDLARSHIP EDERATION WORLD FRIENDSHIP CLU Top Row-Russell Chappell, Marion Rice, John Carter, Arnold Wilbur, Kerry Booth, Wanda Lchmuller, Victoria Notile, Lorraine Dougher, Olga Bachich, Yvonne Dell, Esther Franzen. Row 4-Carol Gillett, Norma Berg, Joan Crystal, Ronald Trepas, Wilson Bridges, Eugene Dixon, Dan Donovan, Brian Trankle, Bob Hebenstreit, Vincent Lombardo. Bill Green. Row 3-Lyle Walke, Dolores Mountcastle, Ellen Ake, Carol Morris, Mary Lane, Florence Johnson, Philamena Sando, Chris Lawrence. Carolyn Herman, Dona Conklin, Darlene Williams, Joan 0'Malia, Cecilia Westermark, Sharon Hartup. Carolyn Applegate, Patricia McFadden. Row 2-Donnabelle Barker, Mildred Cooper, Leona Michaud, Mary Falvey, Arletle Bourquin, Pat Bloomquist, Trionne Marlow, Betty Long. Neila Marsh, Mary Duncan, Dolores Hubik, Juanita Franzen, Joan Gottron, Carrie Jules, Helen Buckley, Rose Marie Dvorak. Row 1-Mary Lou Hamilton, Joyce Walter, Bev Moore, Jinny Ridley, Jerry Schneider, Mary Lou Satterfield, Joanne Jones, Bea Frisco. Frances Schulte, Earlene Dunn, Barbara Burdg, Rosa Lee Kauling, June Rundell. 27 CG-EDS Ton Row-Doris Gray, Sally Taylor, Belly Beriiz, Marilyn Anderson, Barbara Benedict, Barbara Bracy, Betty Sanders, Suzie Hurst, Florence Johnson, Phil Sando, Charlene Marleau, Georgeite Gordon. Row 3-Betty Birinyl, Roberta Harline, Carol Gilletl, Joan O'Malia, Evelyn Leano, Jackie Courlney, Barbara Bechyne, Belly Braaten, June Ricket, Frances Blevins, Carolyn Herman, Ophelia Lux, Miss Acrea. Row 2-Guida Miller, Beverly Harney, Florence Miller, Gwyneth Hall, Chris Lawrence, Vicki De Ciolla, Alice Berg, Rachel Mercado, Norma Williams, Jenny Mascaro. Boitom Row-Shirley Wilson, Arlcttc Bourquin, Peggy Rae Almond, Helen Hunier, Lydia Novak, Barbara Warnock, Lola Williams, Margie Norton. E291 ,lfyf . ig lg Top N oonan, Joan Bradley, Ca l Curl Anita Ford Edie Jensen Pat Hellwrg, Dor anxSmilh M Lou Morris Jacquiline Barker Grace Pope. lda Finegan Jody Brown, Frarptg Blevins. Foggy Cargilyiilargie Lindell, Marion Anderson, Bobbie Evans, Ethel Miller Mary'Rottino. V . . I . , 1 B If x M 51 ff ,f fx IJ npr ff .1 if 1,-rj , l, L U B , I f Vx B 1 l ' 1 ' 1 I' 1, i i . fi i jf!! X r ff Q I Yr, t j rj 'M ,iw WIA N bf. In? 1 J! ,ff If fav V j 1 i 1' iw X ,J ip, P! fl J J! r-fl .af ,r 1 , ii I lf' 5 If 41-fav!! . f ,I ff or I, E291 RAMBLER CHCIR Top Row- Erwin Regehr, Dan Donavan, Bob Hebenstreit, Don McNutt, Bob Ccmmander, Frank Kay, Bob Mann Bob Curl, Bob Shauger. Rcw 5-Vincent Lombardo, Jack Nixon, Gene Ballard, George Briggs, Chuck Weedn. Flow 4-Clyde Bauer, Bill Green, Bob Hertzler, Cliff Maguire, Dick Blakemore, Jim Heywood, Sara Phillips Beverly Moore, Olga Bachich. Row 3 -Mary Lane, Beverly Sievert, Harold Edwards, Leland Ryder, Barbara Graff, Norma Wild, Margaret Hutch croft, Jean Winsryg, Cecilia Westermark, Sharon Hartup, Florence Johnson. Row 2-Delores Strong, Nila Snow, Dot Noonan, Betty Le Cain, Pat Blocmquist, Beverly Fortner, Mary Rottino Betty Freeman, Esther Franzen, Barbara Homan. Row 1-Maxine Jorden, Peggy Rushing, Gail Leinhart, Jane De Vries, Patsy Steele, June Rundell, Ethel Miller Carol Cole, Frances Green, Roberta Harline, Jean Smith. E301 Top Row-Bob Henderson, AI Long, Jack Canzoneri, Gerald La Venture, Roscoe Johnson, Jim Allison, Jimmy Dahlen, Dwight Crowell, Fred Brown, Don Brewer, Edwin Burcham, Don Nelson. Row 5 fright to left?-Bruce Gustafson, Edgar Burcham, J. Price, Jack Keen, Harold Maupin, Jack Stanley, Jack Alexander, Jack Green, Doug Hawkes, Don Steuwer, Crayton Paschall, Pyatt Simmons. Row 4-Bruce Hallburn, Lois Calkins, Helen Faw, Marie Peterson, Rochelle Blumel, Barbara Wright, Dot Wallace, Marydene Oldham, Ellen Stone, Don Peterson. Row 3-Shirley Sparks, Ramona Mullins, Carol Morris, Irene Grupe, Pat Hellwig, Rose Soto, Phyllis Glenn, Joyce Walter, Audrey Ridgway, Shirley Powell. Row 2-Estelle Hadley, Shirley Brown, Ida Mae Finegan, Naomi Hoffman, Carol Curl, Virginia Bradley, Jeanine Thominq, Bette Sanders, Evelyn Ansorge. Bottom Row-Sylvia Gustafson, Wanda Lou Lohmuller, Anna Jean Jolley, Beverly Castor, Joan Crystal, Rose Trones, Joan Carter, Glory Sims, Emily Hajduk. AEOLIAN CHOIR Top Flow-James Adams, Dale Cook, Floyd Gibbons, Berta Fox, Betty Grandy, Anna Hurley, Kenneth Martyn. Middle Row-Edward Pausa, Lois Kelly. Harriet Koerner, Nancy Johnson. Sylvia Pearce, Janet Dayle, Leroy Tarr, Mr. Gilmore. Bottom Row-Bob Rundell, Jean De Vries. Ted Lynn, Eleanor Bauer, Mary Ann Salter, Betty Le Cain. Lelah Clingman, Alice Taylor. ORCHESTRA E321 6TH PERIOD Top Row- Polly Payton, Jo Ries, Gloria Ball, Elfie Poissant, Earlene West, Alice Berg, Jean Farmer, Janet Berg, Jane Smith, Lida Block. Row 4-Helen Buckley, Maxine Johns, Barbara Devine, Beverly Roberts, Leona Kajundzick, Barbara Bechyne, Betty Braten, Given Eastburn, Jane Smith, Lois Bushman, Barbara Stephenson, Bee Maple, Evelyn Wolff. Row 3-lole Gatti, Merrilldene Richardson, Mary Withrow, Betty Jacobson, Pat Zuttermeister, Neva Kanka, Nadeen Butts, Ethel Cruz, Ida Mae Varney, Shirley Homer, Robbie Barksdale, Marilyn Bartlett. Row 2-Barbara Savage, Mary Lockhart, Dorla Lawson, Carrie Jules, Doris Shinnifield, Barbara Eakin, Shirley Baker, Arylne Reynolds, Janet Smith, Helen Lindsey. Carol Trankle. Bottom Row-Dorothy Romeo, Peggy Hansberry. Barbara Marsh, Dorothy Pelto, Doris Stubblefield, Phyllis Gib- bons, Mary Jay Finney, Frances Schulte, Betty Lou Johnson, Joanne Rutter. GIRLS' GLEE Top Row-Elizabeth Leidecker, Mary Kay White, Barbara Bracy, Clareen Butts, Alverta Hein, Colleen Johnson, Beverly White, Cynthia Nourse, Bernice Whisler, Doris Gray, Virginia Knowles, Eleanor Green. Row 4-Betty Connole. Jeanne Nathan, Phlamena Sando, Joan Jessup, Beverly Smith, Sally Evans, Arlene West, Darleen Hecker, Joyce Slack, Ardyce Reynolds, Ellen Ake. Row 3-Catherine Sidley, Beverly Cram, Mildred Cooper, Barbara Jordan, Betty Givens, Dianne Thomas, Algene Ellingson, Dorothy Wiseman, Lorraine Delvin, Wilma Jones, Ruth Reynolds, Alice Reynolds. Row 2-Agnes McGowan, Lucille James, Hazel King, Neila Marsh, Jackie Courtney, Mary Martin, Marilyn Pettijohn. Frances Blevins, Luella Berger, Ophelia Lux.. Row 1-Marian Rice, Edith Menig, Shirley Shipley, Ada Green, Dolores Mountcastle, Frances Frembgen, Ada Thurber, Marjorie Frembgen, Dorna Dee Miles, Jenny Mascara, Peggy Rae Almond. 2ND PERIOD BAND Top Row-James Adams, Florence Robbins, Walter Ball, Don Griffin, Curtis Barnes. Row 3-Ronald Pearson, Raymond Thagard, Lorin Wilkinson, Clarence Jones, Bob Connolly, Victoria Nattle. Row 2-Gene Wicklander, Allen Scott, Farrell Hintergardt, Lawrence Vonde Veld, Jack Kauter, Jack Green, Lloyd McCollum, Dick Harris, Terrie Engle. Bottom Row-David White, Bob McDonald, Harold Nlankem, Delores Jackson, Velma Bailey, Ture Floslund, Wilson Bridge, Clifford Ditto, Dale Hinht. 341 l ORPHEUS Top Row-Vincent Lombardo, Wilson Bridges, Betty Davls, Betty Grandy, Kerry Booth, Arnold Wilber. Bottom Row-Norma Wild, Margaret Hummer, Bill Green, Olga Bachich, Wanda Loumuller, Norma Regester, Esther Franzen. EUODIA Top Row-Dorothy Romeo, Betty Grandy, Colleen Patterson, Lelah Clingman, Margaret Pridham. Middle Row-Arta Dian Dodge, Colleen Koerner, Frances E. Green, Harriet Koerner, Margaret Lennon, Arba Engstrom, Maxine Johns. Bottom Row-Rejean Shull, Wilma Pyle, Evelyn Mills. 35 ,M .F Q W, ,... 1 X Q M J ig W i , il A f YN? l Salisbury. I I I V M I V Y -li V VX H rl We Q P B Bottom Row-Paul Halapoff, Edwin Burcham, Clarence Bool , r in e e n n, E B cham, Cra n Paschall. X Xx ' X - , N B, HIY DUKES 6 l Q j W K1 Top Flow-Don Benson, Tom Lawrence, Paul Griffin, Kennelh nber Rloy disonwik or X y X. Middle Row-Ray Traylor, Neil Clark, Johnny Jones, Fred Col m N mith B b R inson. 1 Q J Bottom Row-Perry Paul, Jim Hinerman, Rudolph Leone. 6- 6X Q75 'X ' I ,1 K Ki J X937-l f I 1 , X 9, , Xe HI-Y ESQUIRES Top Row-Cliff Valenciana. James Withrow, Vincent Gattuso, Clyde Campbell, Brian Trankle, Ray Didier. Row 3-Bill Hagen, Albert Menig, Dick Thompson, Earl Hurley, Dean Cleveland, Harold Peterson. Row 2-Tracy Bennett, Don Nassar, Ronald Greene, Arlyn Stanford, Stan Phillips, Dale Nelson, Bob Geer, Mr. Schlorman. Bottom Row-Chuck Weedn, Don Connole, Bob Curl, Carl Hoffman. HI-Y RAM Bottom Flow-Al Long, George Taylor, Dude Smith. Jack Gibilisco, Jack Stanley, Doug Buck, Tom Birt, Don Peterson, Tom Miller. Middle Row-Don McBride, Tommy Piatt, Jack Green, Doug Hawkes, Don Hitchman, Harold Edwards, Tom Eads, Clyde Bauer, Glen Stout, Mr. Davis. Top Row-Dick Moebius, Bob Commander, Jim Heywood, Ray Bock, Dan Donovan, Leland Ryder, Jim Forbes. Bob Mann, Cris Fasciona, Walter Ball. 'wr 5611 if iriver 39 PRO.lECTl0N CREW Top Row-Richard Arnold, Kerry Booth, Brian Trankle. Wilson Bridges, Dexter Shoultz, George Valiton. Bottom Row-Dwight Crowell, Russell Whale, Arnold Wilbur, Mr. Sunderland, Jimmie Wells, Ronald Trepas, Ray White, Bill Brown. LIBRARY PRACTICE Top Row-Jack Agnew, Jerry Calkins, Lyle Watke, Grace Papp-, Frankie Smith, Louise Wright, Henry Rogers, Bob Henderson, Barbara Eakin, Carol Cole, Mrs. Frances. Row 3-non member, Hilda Baerman, Willie Davis, Frances Glover. Row 2-Sybil Smith, Orpha Jolley, Jenny Mascaro, Frances Griffo, Bob Padgett. Bottom Row-Nina Hawes, Mary Griffo, Harriet Johnson. E401 RAMBLER STAFF Top Row-Bob Hoole, Tommy Miller, George Taylor, Doug Hawkes, Don Peterson, Al Long. Row 3-Eleanor Eiter, Beverly Moore, Joan 0'MaIia, Ellen Oudejans, Arlene Goodman. Boltcm Row-Dona Conklin, Carol Gillelk, Alverta Hein, Beverly Sievert, Sara Phillips, Delores Rincon, Delores Shay, Arlette Bourquin, Lois McCaImant. I4l THE PLAYERS Top Row Gertrude Pawlak, Eva Blackley. Norma Berg, Sally Phillips, Dan Donovan, Bob Commander, Dick Gaulden, Bob Mann. Middle Row-Dick Blakemore, Bob Curl, Arlelle Bourquin. Peggy Luiher, June Rundell, Doris lvanoff, Ellen Oudejans, Jim Heywood, Floyd Kirk, Mr. Davis. Bottom Row-Carol Gillell, Jerry Jones. Bob Shauger. Beverly Lutes. OUR TOWN l42Il JUNIOR MISS 3,1 ,qw 'MM ..,.,..--9-Wm-Q-M 'h3u..M-M' w'M f,.Wgw W' if . x. .... .. ,, ...o Magid? 9 'fi f .VZLQM MW' vm: Bottoms Up!!--Big Shots-Camera Shy-But can she drive? lust call me MyrtIe!!??-You name it and you can have it!-Well, it ain't easy- Love in bloom Personality -Ooh, thop that- The cave -Sharpie Kid-Mutual Appreciation Happy and Terry- Waitin' for the train to come in -just one o' the gang-Politics Onzy, threezy, who's feet are theezy?-So you graduated!!! Aufographs 55'-Q52 'W ,A Cn the job-Well, hello-If you knew Suzie!!-Teeny-weeny operators lust chatfin'-Why so serious?-Clap your hands-Still chattin' The Thinkers -Camera fiends!!!-And they say thcre's a man shortage-Some people kccp on eating and eating Oh, well- Little Cutie -Picnic Days-Clean-up Squad-Man TaIk?f 3f'!!! lxxhixg Y, . 5 7 70 -we-a,ff22f as 2- rvggl X .Q 'nga' Arffxz js Ny Q V17 , X 7,-A, E 57 ,Gai-KA!! 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Q5 ala.--in-fu Q. 48 .-.qu-qu..-,Ilan-.nninu1un-ruin.-uni..1..1q11.11.111 1 1 1 ..- .- -.lg-gn-ug.-.l.n.-nqiqnigqi 1..1,l1nuu--..ui,1.l1nlr1 1 1nu1nu1nu1gq1. u Nothing useless is, or Iowg Each thing in its place is bestg And what seems but idle show Strengthens and supports the rest. 1 Xp X 6 All X THE' FRAMEWORK I49 F 50 RAMVILLE RESULTS A FOOTBALL lst Game 1 2 3 4 Total Washington 0 0 0 0- 0 South Gate 0 6 0 6--12 Touchdowns-Gaulden, Gibilisco 2nd Game jordan 0 0 0 0- 0 South Gate 7 0 0 7-14 Touchdowns-Smith, Mann Conversions-Gibilisco 2 3rd Game Garfield 0 6 0 0- 6 South Gate 0 6 7 0-13 Touchdowns-Gibilisco, Mann Conversion-Gibilisco 4th Game Bell 2 6 6 6-20 South Gate 0 0 0 0- 0 Touchdowns-Decker, Abajian, Maus Safety-lGibilisco tackled behind goal! 5th Game Hunt. Park 0 0 0 0-0 South Gate 0 6 7 0-13 Touchdowns-Gibilisco, Hitchman Conversion-Gibilisco 6th Game Riis 0 0 0 0- O South Gate 6 13 0 6-25 Touchdowns-Mann, Gibilisco, Salisbury, Campbell Conversion-Diplock VARSITY TRACK Team Opp. SG Washington 75 29 Cathedral 48 56 jordan 76.Vz 27 zfs Garfield 48 56 Bell 40 64 Hunt. Pk. 48V3 55z!3 BASKETBALL Varsity Bee Team Opp. SG Opp. SG jefferson 33 15 22 21 San Pedro 35 19 13 21 Mt. Carmel 46 23 29 27 Banning 57 17 33 38 Hunt. Pk. 32 31 21 31 Hunt. Pk. 41 25 19 28 Bell 3 1 1 1 1 s 1 4 Bell 40 23 1 5 1 2 11113 46 31 1 5 35 11113 24 33 1 5 27 Garfield 27 28 12 36 canada 24 ze za 31 jordan 21 31 27 21 jordan 31 22 1 5 31 B FOOTBALL lst Game 11, 2 3 4 Total Washington M18 0 QL18 South Gate 0 H 0 0- 0 2nd Game jordan 5 7 7 0,-.20 South Gate 6 0 0 0, 5 Touchdown-Halopoff 3rd Game Garfield 0 0 0 0- 0 Scuth Gate 0 0 5 0- 5 Touchdown-Smith 4th Game l Bell 0 0 0 0- 0 South Gate 0 0 0 0- 0 5th Game Hunt. Pk. 0 5 5 0-1 2 South Gate 6 6 0 01.12 Touchdowns-Parker, Halopoff TENNIS Team Cpp. SG ' Hunt. Pk. 3 4 Hunt. Pk. 5 2 Bell 0 7 Bell 0 7 Garfield 1 6 Garfield l 5 BASEBALL Team Opp, 55 Franklin 7 5 Poly 8 1 Lincoln 9 6 jordan 9 4 GYMNASTICS Team Opp. SG Manual Arts 70 37 Roosevelt 84 36 Garfield 59 61 Gardena 22 98 Bell 43 77 San Pedro 36 'I4 LEAGUE MEET South Gate 60 V2 San Pedro 29 Bell 30 Gardena V2 f Top Row-Dude Smith, Bob Mann, Jack Gibilisco. K ,' 1 Middle Row-Don Hitchman. , I A B H R -T m Eads, Don Nagar, Dick Ch ffee, Dick haulden, George Tayl R y B k T d S' I ' ! ' . 5 . L, I ff, ,414 - 4' 1' .- u , if V 1 . , , I rl bl' ' A ,L 9-llfgku, FXLXLIYW7 'NWI 'I if 'M Z 'gp - V! fy N -9 Wh ' ' 1 dm?- ' ,W,Rsil,pff FooTBALL, 16216 , ff l, 1' V5 flfjiyur Jff' ft j' j ,, 4 jack Gibilisco, All-League Dick Gaulden, All City Ted Simpson, All Leagg I 51 N The day after Halloween was the x . ul, V, I . , ,1 Top Row-Roy Chapman, Harvey Jackson, Neil Campbell, Bill Salisbury, Chris Fasciona, Leroy Koehler, Doug Hawkes, Bill Jones, Doug Buck, Wes Laubscher, John Carter, Dick Lawrence, Richard Harris, Jim Pavlovsky, Bill Jagger. Grover James, Lloyd McCollum, Ed Crossar. Ray Clark. Middle Row-Arnold Bigenho David Myers, Tom Brown, Dean Sanford, Ralph Long, Walter Ball, Marvin Diplock, Harold Edwards, Tom Birt, George Briggs, Walt Young, Bill Meyers, Don Gibbons, AI Keene, Bob Bray. Bottom Row H-Dick Bridwell, Don Nassar, Dick Chaffee, Ted Simpson, Jack Gibilisco, Dick Gaulden, Don Hitchman, Bob Mann, George Taylor, Ray Bock, Tom Eads, Ruell Shell, Ed Smith, Leroy Lowe, Earl Hurley, Dale Nelson, Bill Hinds. Coach Hastings. VARSITY MEN TAKE SECOND PLACE A very impressive season was pre- sented the student body by the varsity pigskinners, as they went through an unblemished schedule with the ex- ception of the Bell Eagles who liter- ally walked over our boys. A win over the birds would have given the cham- pionship to South Cate. Starting with the first game on the schedule the Rams showed they were going places as they swamped a heav- ily favored Washington outfit l2-O, holding the Generals to minus yardage. The Gaters scored early in the second quarter and held that 6-O lead until the last frame when Dick Caulden, All City center, picked off an enemy pass and went into the promised land to make the count l2-O and the ball game for South C-ate. An exceptional- ly good turn out came to Washington. The first league game saw the Rams still going strong as they stalled a highly touted jordan Bulldog team to 1 the tune of l4-O. Bob Mann starred in this tilt with the most yardage gained in the backfield to his credit. Next came Garfield who scored the first touchdown off the local aggrega- tion. The Bulldogs scored the first marker of the game and went out in front 6-O. The Ramblers came back however in the last minute of the first Y Tom Eads, Right End i521 half as lack Gibilisco fired a long aerial to end Ted Simpson for a score. The Ramblers scored midway in the second half to take the lead and stay there. This game was one of the most exciting games of the year. saddest day at Ramville in a long time lthe scene was at Belll. The Eagles tromped all over the Rams hopes of a championship season by the score of 20-O, the largest score Ramland had been beaten by in over three years. The following week Huntington Park put the Ramblin' Rams back on their winning ways, as they fell l4-O to the powerful South Cate men, in a game that should have been 25 to O. Don Hitchman starred in this encoun- Ter. ln the finale of the season, Neil Campbell topped off the scoring for the season with a long 70 yard jaunt to pay dirt and gave the Ramblers a 25-O decision over the Riis Vikings. T v A ,g - nf IA' xl! BEE'S SNATCH SECOND With the lordan Bees going through an undefeated season and being scored upon only once, that being by the South Cate Bees, the Rambees took second place, with only one win, two ties, and one loss. The Ramville midgets first game was with the Bulldogs and they were downed 20-6, although they outplayed the boys from Watts throughout the game. Making l4 first downs to their opponents 3 and being far ahead in net yardage, they still came out on the short end of the score, because of an intercepted pass made by jordan good for 93 yards and a touchdown, a run back of a kick for 57 yards and an- other touchdown, and a 67 yard TD jaunt on the first play of the game by the Bulldogs. The next game was with the Bull- dogs from Garfield. The mighty mid- gets won this one easily, 6-O, but the score might have been 24-0 with a little luck. Making IO first downs to their opponents one and holding the Bulldogs to Sl yards from scrimmage, while making 204, our Rambees had drives stopped on the 5, ll, and 20 yard lines. jim Parker was a standout in this game. The Eagles of Bell were next on the list of the midgets, This was the best game of the season for the Rambee line, as they stopped everything the Eagles had through the line, but the Ram pass defense was rather weak and it kept them in hot water all day. The score ended in a 0-0 deadlock. For the second game in a row, the midgets ended in a tie, as they fought the Spartans to a l2-l2 draw. The Rambees started off fast but ended up slowly, to lose a I2 point lead they held in the first quarter. ln this tilt, jim Parker also had a field day as he found a hole in the H.P. line and ran 76 yards for a TD, to help him in his total of 96 yards for the day. At the end of the season the Ram midgets had gained 663 yards to the 503 gained by their opponents in four games. No team made more than 90 yards from scrimmage against our midgets but in the pass department H.P. made l7Z yards of their total ot l82 through the air, The Rambees made 34 first downs to their adversar- ies 20 but came out on the short end of the total points, scoring 24 to 30 made by opponents, the 30 digits being made in two games, the other two teams being held scoreless. rfnlxl X Gibi Gets One Off-Eads Goes Down 53 54 ,CX ,. 1: A . Wf wc-y. 0-15,44 .1 - FM 01, W we Q W ypd' b V - V?:WZ,LL b,.,, 1 A, Don Hitchman Leads Gibilisco For Yardage ! Dude Smith Drives Through Garfield's Line 1946 Varsity Basketball-Leland Ryder, Captain CASABA MEN GRAB THIRD Although the varsity casaba season was not especially outstanding as far as winning games was concerned, the quintet had plenty of fight and really put out all they had when they were in the game. ln the final league standings, the Rams finished in a tie for third place. During the course of the schedule, Coach Garner changed the first string around many times to find a right combination. The main trouble was, although the fellows had plenty of height, they couldn't work together. The final team that finishe'd the sea- son consisted of lack Stanleyflack Kintz, Leland Ryder icaptainl , George Pope, and Don Benson. When the official league season had terminated, the Ramblers had won four and lost six. This record gave them a tie with the jordan Bulldogs and the Riis Vikings. The Ramblers had their most exciting games against Garfield casabamen. Both games were won by the close margin of one point, with the Rams being on the top of the score both times. For the entire season Leland Ryder was high point getter with a grand total of 66. Don Benson was close behind with 47. Don was also the only Ram representative on the All League team, as he was chosen for the second string guard position. At the end of the season, Mr. Gar- ner told the fellows he liked their fine spirit during the year and had enjoyed coaching the team. Don Benson Pack Stanley lack Kintz I55 BEE'S CHAMPS FOR 1946 ln one heck of a scrambled league, the Rambee basketball team, came out Eastern League Champions with a record of seven wins and three losses. Although the casabamen lost two hard fought games to Bell, they won the league because Bell lost four contests. Ramvilles B courtmen started things oft right when they downed the Spartans 31-Zl. However, their next game was with the Eagles, and they lost a heartbreaker, l6-l4. This tilt was highlited by some very rough play. The Rambees then proceeded to smother Riis and Garfield in succession by scores of 35-l5, and 36-I2 re- spectively, and went atop the league, The Bulldogs, over Watts way, then downed them 27-21 in an evenly fought game. After downing H.P. again 28-I9 they met their downfall again in a rough and tumble game with Bell. The Eaglets came out vic- tors l5-l2 in this game where no one could hit the basket. Then the Bees came out ot the rut and downed Riis, Garfield, and lor- dan in a row by scores of 27-I5. 3l-28, and lastly 3l-l5 in a game that meant the Championship. Dutch Hartzheim 'and Stu Dol- linger proved to be the stars of the Championship team, with Hartzheim garnering the scoring title and Dollin- ger proving the defensive star, while scoring planty of points also. Mr. Hartzheim peppered the pot for 96 digits during the season to take the title, scoring l4 points in the Garfield and Mt. Carmel encounters. Don Denny Bill Laster Dutch Hartzheim 56 6 Gymnastic Champions-Tom Eads, Captain WH!! iwfif MUSCLE MEN SNARE EASTE pkllg Although beaten by a couple of the stronger teams in the city, the Ram- bler musclemen nabbed the champion- ship of the Eastern-Marine League for the first gymnastics title ever to come to South Gate. Led by such stars as All City man Edgar Burcham and All Leaguers, lim Heywood, Bob Commander, Clyde Bauer, Nort Oliver, Tom Eads, lack Hecq, and johnny jones, the Ramblers went through an undefeated league season. Bell, Gardena and San Pedro tell to the Rampagin' Rams. The All City Preliminaries were the big let down for the Ramblers as every thing went wrong and a number ot our fellows who were expected to place, just didn't. As it turned out, the only Cater to enter in the city meet was Edgar Bur- cham, who nabbed a fifth on the long horse. The Ramblers topped off the season with an impressive showing in the league meet by hoarding GOVZ points more than all the other schools com- bined. Swell turnouts were the event of the week at all the gymnastics meets. Jil Is that a South Gate man way back there? 44 l 57 N ' , Bud Scurry Curry-The Mainstays- Squint, It's Gibi and Curry-Waiting for the big event Bottoms up!! Big Dick Bridwell-The Kickoff Arn't they cute?-Vicious-He'd be good at catching flies Captain Ryder-The Big Three VARSITY TRACK S'46 Topping off the season with a breath taking victory over our neigh- bors across the way, the Huntington Park Spartans, the i946 Rambler var- sity track and field squad ended up in second place in the Eastern loop be- hind Coach Charles Cromwell's phen- omenal jordan Bulldogs. The runnerup position was gar- nered by wins over Garfield, Bell, Huntington Park, and a practice win over Cathedral. During the league season records were broken like glass with Dan Donovan breaking the two lap rccord a number of times. The most molested record was the torrid 440, with dynamite lack Gibilisco shattering it twice and Bud Curry topping both of these efforts with a 51.5 jaunt, at the time this story went to press. Coach Carner's clan probably got just as much joy out of whipping the Bell Eagles 64 to 40 as they did win- ning the Huntington Park meet, since most of the outstanding thinclads made up the varsity football team which went down to defeat at the hands of the powerful Eagles. High point man was lack Cibilisco with 48 markers counting the prac- tice tilts and omitting the relay points. Dan Donovan holds down the second spot, being undefeated in league com- petition. Since the city meet will be held after this is written the staff of the annual wish Dan Donovan, Bud Curry, jack C-ibilisco, Tom Brown, and the relay team the best of luck in the league and city meets. These fellows are all strong Cater bids for points in the annual Coliseum relays and should give South Gate her best showing in a good many moons. Gibilisco and Smith hitting the tape in front 59 Melvin Wins Century for Third Place Cees Bee's Take Third Finishing the season with a batting average of .SOO the South Gate Bee track and field team wound up in third place with wins over the Bell Eagles and the H.P. Spartababes. The Rambees barely got by the Bell mid- gets, as they ran up enough points to win despite losing the relay. The final count was 48 to 47. Leading the Bee squad and with All City potentialities was low and high barrier man Melvin Wright. Mel hit 9.4 in the highs which is 4 tenths oft the school standard. Although the Rams didn't win all their meets, they put up plenty of fight all through the season and were really beaten badly only by the jordan Bulldogs, who are plenty tough in the Bee department, besides having an cxceptionally strong varsity. The Ramblers were strong in re- serves in the hurdles also. with Walt Smith and Paul Halopoft nabbing sec- ond and third with regularity. lim Curcie, Lynn Stover, and Leland Bar made up a mighty potent shot put trio with all three fellows making their letters. All in all, the Rambees showed some fine stuff and really gave the stands plenty of thrills even though they didn't come out on top every time. 3 1 i Up and Over the First Hurdle All City Hurdler Wright Leads the Pack , af 5 if H A l Chapman Smashes One Don't Be So Inquisitive, Ump Batmen Game Racketeers But Outclassed In Co-Title As the annual went to press, the softballers had not got off to such an outstanding early season record. The baseballers were in a losing skein of three straight games. The main trou- ble was not enough practice. The fellows muffed the ball on an average of six errors a game. Exactly who is leading in this field is unknown, since all the fellows were trying so hard to have the most errors. ilt was a plenty close contestl . At the end of the third game, Don Hitchman batting the pill at a .444 clip lead the pack in the batting de- partment, with four bingles in nine jaunts to the platter. Second were Al Long and Lefty Robinson who were deadlocked at .333 apiece. As a whole the team was in a bat- ting and fielding slump which certain- ly won't win games, since the two most important phases of the game are batting and fielding. In the first league game the Rams were downed by the Franklin Panthers, which was by far the best game the Gaters played all year. The final tally read Franklin 7, South C-ate 5. Roy Chapman was the batting hero with a triple and a four master. In the second game the Poly Parrots downed the local aggregation 8 to l as the Rambler infield fell apart at the seams. The Rams were held to three hits, two of them bunts. The last game was a repetition of the second tilt up until the final two stanzas, when the Gates rolled up six runs trying desperately to overcome the nine run lead enjoyed by the visitors. For the rest of the schedule the sports staff wishes the team a much brighter outlook than their previous showing. i i W.TgTuE?? ffSggW?wEg ,.v gps . g ZWQ wa W I '53 D ,.., , V ,.-xglixkx S 1 ?sg.4sggf5? 'w .mis-A r W V ' ..: ll:-:fl QW! ,,sf:.k. I - f .. if at .fuels 1 ' T Q' ' 3' f 'nfs Mai- mfr' ' , .af - y ' li-uw X yi, at if5m355f,..t,:ii ,vm 2' ' ass., 1,4 t t,s.. f1. 'V ' f ww . '+. ' S Diamond Mentor Hastings One of the best tennis seasons in the history of Ramville was had this year, as the Ramblers split the title with our old standby Huntington Park. With the Rams and Spartans being undefeated up till the first clash be- tween the two teams, the Gaters sur- prised the men from Sparta by down- ing them 4-3 on the fine work of our doubles team, giving the Huntington Park team their first defeat in a long time. Both squads kept up their win- ning skein until the next encounter when the Sparta netmen downed the locals 5-2, to even the series. The Ramblers downed the Bell Eagles 7-O two times in succession to help even things up for the humiliat- ing defeat at the hands of the Bell football squad. Leading racketeer for the Ramblers was Tom Byron, who went through an undefeated season, with most of his victories being of the whitewash variety. The Gaters batted about .500 in practice games, downing Cathedral and jefferson twice. At the climax of the season, the Ramblers ranked as follows on the tennis ladder. First Singles-lack Stanley Second Singles-Tom Byron Third Singles-Tom Brown Fourth Singles-Phil Scott Fifth SinglesfClayton Fowler First Doubles-Howard Maltby and Ewel Grossberg Second Doubles-Perry Paul and Paul Griffin l5ll Top Row-Donna Waller, Jeanne De Vries, Pat Hellwig, Madeline Walker, Lou Blanpied, Delores Shay, Barbara Guthrie, Gertrude Pawiak, Sybil Smith, Mary Lou Satterfield, Phyllis Dee. Row 3-Jane De Vries, Jean Rennie, Margene Jamison, Jean Dymus, Esther Buske, Eileen Ahinger, Irma Jamison, Betty Le Cain, Edith Jensen, non member, Darline Williams, Beverly Polo. Row 2-Joyce Walter. Mary Lou Hamilton, Ethel Franceschine, Betty Funk, Ellen Oudejans, Margaret Lennon, Irene Chadwick, Jane Waldrip, Evelyn Conner, Jody Brown. Bottom Row-Donnabelle Barker, Norma Berg, Alice Taylor, Ruth Brown, Margie Perry, Lois McCalmant, Audrey Gordon, June Wolff, Beverly Spearman, Mary Lane. E621 LETTERGIRLS Top Row-Ruth Brown, Phyllis Dee, Ethel Miller, Peggy Rushing, Darlene Williams, Mary Lane, Mary Lou Satier- field, Mary Jane Wallis, Beverly Moore, Joyce Walter, Maxine Jordan, Betty Le Cain, Alice Taylor, Anna Marie Carl. Row 3-Bea Frisco, Marlene Robinson, Betty Canstanza, Alice Riffer, Shirley Kidwell, Betty Jacobson, Lydia Novak, Norma Regester, Margaret Grayil, Donna Hatfield, Theresa Henzer, Florence Robbins. Row 2-Donnabelle Barker, Helen Hamman, Lois Schoonover, Ethel Franceschine, Luelle Berger, Delores Hubik, Peggy Luther, Anita Ford, Dorothy Tneeming, Pat Corless, Donna Tripp, Ellen Oudejan. Bottom Row-Norma Berg, Dot Wallace, Evelyn Conner, Delores Shay, Lois McCalmant, Barbara Guthrie, June Wolff, Lou Blanpied, Beverly Spearman, Vickie Bailey. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATICN 63 What a way to get an A!!-Bwang!!!!-Lovely Scenery Rollin' Her Own-Those Hash Lines Blues-Briefing Feeding her face-Man Shortage Where's the Crowd-Legs!!-The Gang E641 W2 V e 6?-iii Q5 lust a few of the gals!! Some turnout. Shirley and Fran. B.B.D. and E.M.A. Great Ioe's. Well, if it isn't Cliff. The Family Circle. Peek-a-boo. Lookin' over their shoulders. Come to my locker. Studious Chaffee?? What this? lSecond childhood? Hi Peggy. Ra-ra-ra, for the Yell Kings Stop makin' a fool out of yourself!!! Time to relax lbig jokel . Why so serious, Bobbie? The bread line. Q 5 . Q , M, ,ww QWQWQEQ 5. ' gg A adv :fm V-3 - A nfkw Wy, En.. , 233 I .D x Ls, eil-5 1 ii 34 1. ? ww Mwns 9 ww H Y, .W 14'-,M W l,.f4, M? www A E ii! Simon Legree-High Alfifudes-Interested spectator Clingin' Vine-Five Yards to go-Along the Ramville rail Nifa's back and Freeman's got her-Snow Queenie -Itchy Sunshine Kids-The Gang Again-Smile Pretty +.1,,1 ,, 1 1 1 11111 1 -uu1uu1u11iu1uu 1-111 u -- -nu--un-nu-uu1uu1nu1uu-uu1uu-im-uu-uni 68 As this year's graduates have begun to shape their lives under careful plan and skillful workmanship, so may they continue to build their own futures, and, in so doing, build the future of a better world. ,...-...,-....-.....-....- -. -...--..-ng. Build Today, then, strong and sure, With a firm and ample base: And ascending and secure Shall Tomorrow find its place. JW X X f ii n' N f 4 xx f If :YV f rf r ' r f n V r . If w bf-S fi X Z' A - X rf ' X ffff xx T ff'I fl' fl I' TQWEV THE RISING STRUCTURE If W-4..,mN N --. 'vw X + 1 78 xii, Senior King and Queen Albert Menig jean Smith E p h e lo I a n s Albert Menig jean Cequin Irene Chadwick Graduation Speakers Ellen Oudeians V Irene Chadwick Brian Trankle Sylvia Gustafson Winter '46 GRADUATES WINTER 1946 Senior A Officers if Senior B Officers President CLIFFORD EUGENE MAGUIRE-Pres. Sr. A Class: Let- termen: pres. Rambler Choir: Knights: Star- dusters' Revue : Christmas Cantata: Our Town. Vice-President MARYDENE OLDHAM-Sr. Tea Com.: Sr. Rec. Day Com.: sec. Pep Club: Co-eds: v-pres. Sr. A Class. Secretary IACQUELINE MUELLER-Treas. Sr. A Class: v-pres. Tri-Y: Sr. Breakfast Com.: Sr. Rec. Day Com. Treasurer DORIS IANE WALDRIP-Ladies: Rambler Choir: Let- tergirls: sec. Sr. A Class: pres., sec., treas. Tri-Y: Aeolian Choir: GAA: Usher Squad: Sr. Rec. Day Com.: Sr. Breakfast Com. President IRENE CHADWICK-Pres. Sr. B. Class: v-pres. Ladies: Sealbearer: CSF: GAA: Lettergirls: pres. Tri-Y: Sr. Orch.: Graduation Speaker: Sr. Breakfast Com. chairman: Ephebian: Sr. Theme Com.: Sr. Rec. Day Com. Vice-President BARBARA RUTH EVANS-V-pres. Sr. B Class: pres. Pep Club: Ladies: Girls' League Cab., Coop. Gov.: Co-eds: Sr. Rec. Day Com.: Christmas Pageant: Prom Com. Secreta ry-Treasurer PEGGY LOUISE CARGILL-Sec. Student Body: sec. Sr. B Class: Ladies: Pep Club: Co-eds: Tri-Y: Coop. Gov.: Sr. Rec. Day chairman: Sr. Board: Christmas Pageant. i 71 l 1 I 72 inter MARION ORA ANDERSON-Hist. Pep Club: Ladies: Girls' League Cab.: Sr. Rec. Day: Co-eds: Girl of Month Com. OLGA IOANNE BACHICH-Rambler Choir: pres., v- pres., sec., Orpheus Club: v-pres. Aeolian Choir: hist., adv. ex-officio WFC: Tri-Y: Stardusters' Revue : Christmas Cantata: Usher Squad. coRnouN GENE BALLARU-Rambler choir: Aeolian Choir: B Football: A Football: Prom Com., Hi-Y. DONNABELLE MAY BARKER-Lettergirls: GAA: Tri-Y: WFC: Ribbon Bearer: Sr. Breakfast Com. TRACY LAURISTON BENNETT-Hi-Y: Lettermen. CLYDE W. CAMPBELL-A Basketball: Hi-Y. IEAN MARGUERITE CEQUIN-V-pres. Student Body: CSF: Sealbearer: Ladies: Coop. Gov.: Girls' Lea- gue Cab.: Ephebian: Rose Queen: Girl of Month chairman: Christmas Pageant: Tri-Y: Usher Squad. RICHARD DEAN CLEVELAND-CSF: Hi-Y: Basketball. IOSEPHINE COLLETTI-Girls' League. MARTIN DON CONNOLE+Hi-Y: Basketball: Rambler Choir. IACQUELINE ANN COURTNEY-Co-eds: Girls' Glee: Sr. Tea Com. ROBERT ELFORD CURL-Yell leader, Hi-Y Esquires, Star Dusters: Student Court: Rambler Choir: Ch. Sr. Rec. Com.: The Players. KENNETH GORDON DAHL-Boys' Fed. BETTY IEAN DAVIS-Girls' League. RAYMOND EUGENE DIDIER-Boys' Fed. MARY ANN DODGE-Girls' League Cab. IEAN CARRUTH DOVE-Girls' League. IAMES EKSTRAND-Hi-Y: Track. IOHN EKSTRAND-Boys' Fed. HELEN A. ETHERINGTON-Prom Com.: Ribbon Bear- er: Sr. Rec. Day Com.: Sr. Band. ESTHER ANNA FRANZEN-Pres. Tri-Y: pres., treas., hist., community contacts WFC: Rambler Choir: Stardusters' Revue : Orpheus Club: Our Town choir: Usher Squad: Christmas Cantata. BETTY FUNK-Hist. Ladies: v-pres. CSF: Sealbearer: Rambler Choir: treas. Tri-Y: GAA.: Lettergirls: Student Court clerk: Sr. Tea Com.: Sr. Rec. Day Com.: Sr. Breakfast Com. RICHARD DEAN GARBER-Boys' Fed. VINCENT IOSEPH GATTUSO-Hi-Y: Sr. Gift Com.: Sr Breakfast Com. ROBERT N. GEER-Hi-Y. FRANCES LaNELL GLOVER-Girls' League. LaVERNE ANN GRANT-Sec. Girls' League: sec. Tri-Y: GAA: CSF: Rambler Choir: Aeolian Choir: Let- tergirls: lam Session Com.: Mardi Gras Dance Com. chairman. FRANCES ELIZABETH GREEN-Sealbearer: CSF: Ladies: pres. Euodia: Orpheus Club: Sr. Breakfast Com.: Rambler Choir: Christmas Cantata: S'tardusters' Revue : Our Town choir. VIRGINIA GREEN-Sr. Rec. Day Com.: Tri-Y: Song Leader: Ribbon Bearer: Prom Com. RONALD GREENE-Sealbearerz sec. Hi-Y: B Football: Sr. Rec. Day Com.: Prom Com. SYLVIA MABLE GUSTAFSON - Ladies: Sealbearer: Graduation Speaker: Rambler Choir: CSF: pres., sec., Tri-Y: Aeolian Choir: Sr. Theme Com. chairman: Sr. Breakfast Com.: Sr. Rec. Day Com. WILLIAM GILBERT HAGEN-V-pres. Boys' Fed.: B Track: Hi-Y: Rambler Choir: Sr. Rec. Day Com.: Sr. Breakfast Com.: Our Town : Star- dusters' Revue. VERNA IEAN HALL-GAA: Ribbon Bearer: Sr. Rec. Day Com.: Sr. Tea Com. MARY FRANCES HARTKE-CSF: GAA: Co-eds. SHARON GAYLE HARTUP-Pres. CSF: Rambler Choir: Aeolian Choir: WFC cab. ROSELLE VELINE HOBBS-GAA: Tri-Y: Lettergirls. CARL WAYNE HOFFMAN-Hi-Y: Lettermen: A Track mgr. VIOLET RAY HUNTER-Girls' League. EARL W. HURLEY-Rambler Choir: Aeolian Choir: Hi- Y: A Football. BLANCHE ANN IAGGER-Ribbon Bearer. HAROLD H. IARVIS-Boys' Fed. BEVERLY FAE IOHNSON-Pres. Ladies: pres., treas. Tri-Y: CSF: Sr. Rec. Day Com.: Sr. Theme Com.: Sr. Breakfast Com. FREIDA ARLENE IOLLY-Girls' League. MAXINE ELIZABETH IORDAN-Rambler Choir: Star- dusters' Revue : GAA: Christmas Cantata: Rose Queen Court: Coop. Gov.: Sr. Rec. Day Com.: Bacc. Speaker: Prom Com. chairman. LYNN KEITH-Boys' Fed. MARY LOUISE LANE-Rambler Choir: Tri-Y: GAA: Lettergirls: WFC: Stardusters' Revue : Aeo- lian Choir. I GWENEVERE E. LAWRENCE-Girls' League. GAIL WINIFRED LEANHART-Rambler Choir. inter 73 l74J inter BETTY LeCAIN-Pres. Lettergirls: Ladies: CSF: Ram- bler Choir: Sr. Orch.: Coop. Gov.: Sr. Rec. Day Com.: GAA: Co-eds: Sr. Tea Com.: Prom Com.: Our Town : Stardusters' Revue : Christmas Cantata. DANNY LEWIS LETNER-Boys' Fed. MARGARET LORRAINE LINDELL-Treas. Pep Club: Coop Gov.: Ribbon Bearer: Girl of Month Com. IoANNE LONGNECKER-Coop. Gov.: Rambler Staff: Pep Club: Christmas Cantata: Sr. Rec. Day Com.: Prom Com.: Ribbon Bearer. CATHERINE MAGNERA-Girls' League. IOSEPH C. MAUS-Hi-Y. ALBERT A. MENIG IR.-Pres. Student Body: Knights: Hi-Y: CSF: B Basketball, MARY MAY MILLIGAN-Student Store: Co-eds. MARGIE MURPHY-Ribbon Bearer: Sr. Glee: Sr. Rec. Day Com. DONALD LOUIS NASSAR-B Football: A Football: Hi-Y. IEANNE LOUISE NATHAN-Girls' League: Co-eds: Ribbon Bearer: Sr. Girls' Glee. DALE GORDON NELSON-A, B Track: Lettermen: A, B Football: sgt. arms Hi-Y: Sr. Board: Sr. Rec. Day Com. ELLEN LUCILLE OUDEIANS- Our Town : Ex. Coun- cil: Graduation Speaker: GAA: CSF: v-pres. Tri-Y: Coop. Gov.: The Players: Ribbon Bearer: Sr. Ed. Rambleback: Lettergirls: Prom Com.: Sr. Tea Com.: Usher Squad. CHARLES PATRICK PAISLEY-Boys' Fed. PHYLLIS IEAN PHILIPS-Girls' League. SARA MARIAN PHILLIPS-Tri-Y: GAA: pres. Letter- girls: Ex. Council: The Players: Rambler Choir: Sr. Girls' Glee: Rambleback Art Ed.: Ed. Ram- bler: CSF: Big Sister. STANLEY E. PHILLIPS-V-pres. Hi-Y. MARGARET' MAY PRIDHAM-Euodia: Girls' League: Sr. Breakfast Com. DOLORES RINCON--Transfered from San Francisco- Balboa High: Rambler Staff: Sr. Rec. Ray Com. PEGGY IRENE RUSHING-Pres. Girls' League: Ladies: Tri-Y: GAA: Lettergirls: Sr. Rec. Day Com.: Girls' League cab.: Our Town choir: Rambler Choir: Ex. Council: Coop. Gov.: Student Court. FRANCES RUTH SCHULTE-WFC. SARAH SHUBIN-Girls' Glee: Library Practice. BEVERLY IULIA SIEVERT-Rambleback Ed. Sealbearer: Rambler Choir: Make-up, News Ed. Rambler: Tri-Y: CSF: Ribbon Bearer: Girls Glee: Sr. Rec. Day Com. LaVON NA SINNER-Girls' League. IEAN ELIZABETH SMITH-Pep Club: Rambler Choir Ribbon Bearer: Football Queen: Prom Com.: Sr. Rec. Day Com. SYBIL PATRICIA SMITH-Lettergirlsg GAA. ARLENE EVELYN STALZER-Girls' League. ARLYN L. STANFORD-Boys' Fed. cab. pres. Hi-Y Basketball: Sr. Breakfast Com. ELLEN IANE STONE--Pep Club: Aeolian Choir: Sr. Rec. Day Com. ALICE E. TAYLOR-GAA: Co-eds: Coop. Gov.: Letter- girls: Sr. Orch.: Prom Com.: Sr. Tea Com. chair- man: Sr. Rec. Day Com. BRIAN FREDERICK TRANKLE-Sealbearer: CSF: v- pres., treas. WFC: Graduation Speaker: Hi-Y lst Lieut. CHSC: Projection Crew. GLOYD ORLAND TRUBEY-Boys' Fed. CLIFFORD VALENCIANA-Hi-Y. DOROTHY LEE WALLACE-Aeolian Choir: Sr. Rec. Day Com.: Sr. Tea Com.: GAA: Ribbon Bearer. CHARLES G. WEEDN-Ex. Council: B. Football: Hi-Y Prom Com.: Sr. Rec. Day Com.: Our Town sgt. arms The Players. MARGARET CECILIA WESTERMARK - CSF: Tri-Y WFC: Mardi Gras Dance Com.: Rambler Choir Aeolian Choir. DOROTHY IEANNE WHITLOCK-Girls' League. NORMA IEAN WILD-Ribbon Bearer: Orpheus Club Tri-Y: Rambler Choir: Our Town. DARLINE G. WILLIAMS-Pres. Tri-Y: sec. GAA: Let- tergirlsg WFC: Prom Com.: Ribbon Bearer: CSF: Sr. Breakfast Com.: Sr. Rec. Day Com. BARBARA ELLEN WINBERG-Co-eds: Girls' League. IEAN MARGARET WINSRYG-V-Pres. Girls' League: Lettergirls: sec. GAA: Rambler Choir: Aeolian Choir: hist. Tri-Y: CSF. IAMES BROOKS WITHROW-Hi-Y: B Track: Sr. Rec. Day Com.: Sr. Tea Com. LOUISE M. WRIGHT-Library Practice. CAMERA SHY inter Virginia Catherine Aguilar, Gloria Dawn Ball, Eugene Kay Dixon, Eleanor Green, Mary Frances Green, Walter E. Hamilton, Ernie lohn Luboff, loy Lorraine Michael, Doris Aileen Panter, Reginald Perkins, Donald I. Risher, john Wallace Rush, Gloria Hope Sailors, Connie leanne Steinkoenig, Harry Taormina, Richard L. Thompson, Donald M. Taylor, Mary Ann Westwood, Elizabeth G. Youngsma. IN SERVICE lohn Dean Clark, Robert M. Curnutt, Albert Francis Didier, loseph K. Evers lr., Richard Robert Gaulden, Samuel Clark Hurd, Robert F. Kelley, james Y. McGregor, Herman E. Munroe, Charles Dean Reid. 75 M .rf 'Mf- :W X P1511 1 1 'Gsm fx z ' 5 Ephebians 78 Iody Brown Bob Commander Dan Donovan jim Heywood lack Green Delores Shay Senior King and Queen Lois McCaImant Tom Eads Summer '46 GRADUATES SUMMER 1946 Senior A Officers President BOB MANN-Pres. Sr. A Class, Boys State, Ath. Mgr., Knights, Varsity Football, All-City and All- League Football Team, B Football, Varsity Base- ball, Ex, Council, Hi-Y, junior Miss, Mar- riage of Nannetl-e. Vice-President LOIS MARIE McCALMANT-V-Pres. Sr. A Class, Per- sonality Queen, Pres., V-Pres. GAA, Girls' Lea- gue Cab., Rambler and Annual Staff, Tri-Y, WFC, Lettergirls, Sr. Sweater Com., Ex. Coun- cil, St. Gov't. Secretary BEVERLY IEAN SPEARMAN-Sec. Sr. A Class. Ladies, V-Pres. GAA, Sec. Lettergirls, St. Gov't, Sr. Rec. Day Com., Sr. Skit Com. Treasurer AUDREY CLEONE GORDON-Treas. Sr. A Class, Rose Q 'Af Queen Court, Ladies, Pep Club, Lettergirls, Sec. GAA, Diploma Bearer, St. Gov't, Sr. Rec. Day Com., Sr. Sweater Com., Sr. Skit Com. UV Senior B Officers President IACK STANLEY GREEN-Pres. Sr. B Class, Ephebian, Knights, Hi-Y, Rambler Choir, Aeolian Choir, A, B, Track, A Basketball, B. Football, CSF, Sec. Boys' Fed., Sr. Rec. Day Com., Sr. Prom Com., Band. Vice-President IUNE DOLORES WOLFF-V-Pres. Sr. B Class, Ladies, Pep Club, GAA, Lettergirls, Diploma Bearer, St. Gvv'f-, Sr. Prom Com., Sr. Sweater Com., Sr. Rec. Day Com., Sr. Skit Com. Secretary-Treasurer ooNNA IEAN WALLER-Sec., rms. sf. B crm Lad- ies, Sealbearer, V-Pres. Lettergirls, Tri-Y,lWFC GAA, csr, sf. Theme com., sf. Skit com., srf Gov't. I 79 B0 UITIITIGI' IAMES I. ADAMS-Band, Orchestra. MARY EILEEN AHINGER-GAA, Lettergirls, Co-eds, Sr. Tea Com. PEGGY RAE ALMOND-Pres. Co-eds, Sr. Rec. Day Com. Ch. HOWARD LEE ANGLE-Gymnastics, Hi-Y. BETTY IANE APPLEGATE-Girls' League. IOAN KATHRYN ASHWORTH-Aeolian Choir, Ribbon Bearer, Sr. Breakfast Com. Ch., St. Gov t., Song Leader Sr. Rec. Day. MARVA IANE' BAHL-Pep Club, Co-eds, Sr. Breakfast Com., Sr. Rec. Day Com., Girl of Month Com., Rep. Ex. Council, Aeolian Choir, St. Court, Rib- bon Bearer, St. Gov't. LOUISE BAILEY-Girls' League. WALTER BALL-Varsity Football, Baseball, Hi-Y. CURTIS GEORGE BARNES, IR.-Basketball, lam Session. CLYDE A. BAUER-Pres., Sec., Treas. Knights, Boys' State, Gymnastics, Trophy for Outstanding Knighthood, Commissioner of Grounds, B Track, Sec., Treas. Hi-Y, Ex. Council, Lettermen's Club, Ch. Sr. Gift Com. WANDA MARY BAXTER-Girls' League. CALVIN BEARD-Boys' Federation. NORMA BERG-Players Club, Lettergirls, GAA, WFC, Our Town, Elizabeth the Queen, The Bond Between, Iunior Miss. IUNE BIERHOLM-Girls' League. ELIZABETH ANN BIRINYI-Tri-Y, Treas. Co-eds, lunior Miss, Rambler Staff, Players Club, Sr. Skit Committee, Senior Play. THOMAS BIRT-Rep. Ex. Council, Pres., V-Pres. Hi-Y, A, B Football, Lettermen's Club, Sr. King and Queen Com. ELLEN LOUISE BITTICKS-Co-eds, Sr. King and Queen Com. EVA GAIL BLACKLEY-Players Club, Lettergirls, GAA, Our Town, junior Miss. WILLIAM B0'AZ-Gymnastics, B Football, CSF. RAYMOND HUGH BOCK-Pres. St. Body, Varsity Foot- ball, Sec. Hi-Y. EARL KERRY BOOTH-Treas. Orpheus, V-Pres. WFC, Stage Crew, Sr. Skit Com., Projection Crew. ARLETTE BOURQUIN-Players Club, Co-eds, GAA, WFC, Tri-Y, Rambler Staff, St. Gov't., Girl of Month Com., junior Miss, Our Town. ROBERT LEE BRAATEN-B, C Basketball. GEORGE. BRIGGS-Varsity Football, Rambler Choir, Aeo- lian Choir, St. Gov't., Sr. Tree Planting Com., Stardusters. IODY BROWN-Ephebian, Sec. St. Body, Pres. St. Gov't., Ladies, Pep Club, Sealbearer, Ex. Council, St. Court, Girl of the Month, Sec. CSF, V-Pres Lettergirls, GAA, Song Leader Sr. Rec. Day, Ribbon Bearer, Sr. Prom Com., Tri-Y, Co-eds. THOMAS FRANCIS BROWN-A, B Football, Varsity Track, Varsity Tennis, St. Court. DOUGLAS HARRY BUCK-Knights, Sec. Hi-Y, Letter- men's Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Track. ESTHER ANNA BUSKE-GAA, Lettergirls. BOB BYARS-Boys' Federation. FREDA BYER-V-Pres. Tri-Y, Co-eds, St. Gov't., Sr. Tea Com., Song Leader Sr. Rec. Day. HARVEY E. BYRUM-Track, Basketball, St. Gov't. LOIS CALHHOUN-Ladies, CSF, Treas. Tri-Y. WYNONA CANNER-Tri-Y. ANNA MARIE LILLIAN CARL-GAA, Library Club. IOAN ELISE CARTER-GAA, WFC, Tri-Y, St. Gov't., Girls' Glee, Aeolian Choir, Rambler Choir. LENORA BEATRICE CERRA-Girls' League. RICHARD E. CHAFFEE-Varsity Football, All-League Football Team, Lettermen's Club, Track, Hi-Y. ROY G. CHAPMAN-A, B Football, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Tennis. MYRNA LENORE CLEARIHUE-Sr. Prom Com., St. Gov't., Song Leader Sr. Rec. Day. EUGENE C. CLINGMAN-Sr. Orchestra, lam Session. CAROL DEAN COLE-WFC, Rambler Choir. ROBERT EDWIN COMMANDER-Ephebian, Pres. Boys' Fed., Knights, Rambler Choir, Gymnastics, Hi-Y, Sealbearer, CSF, Sr. Skit Com., Players Club, Stardusters' Revue, junior Miss. EVELYNE ALINE CONNER-Sec. GAA, V-Pres. Tri-Y, Lettergirls, Girls' League Cab., Ribbon Bearer, Christmas Pageant, Sr. Tea Com. HERBERT IOSEPH CONRAD, IR.-WFC, St. Gov't. MILDRED MAYON COOPER-Ribbon Bearer, Girls' Glee Christmas Pageant, St. Gov't., WFC. LAWRENCE H. COWAN-Boys' Federation. BEVERLEY ANN CRAM-Girls' League. Summer 81 X 82 UITII1 el' ANNA ELIZABETH CRAWFORD-'Girls' League Cab., Aeolian Choir, Song Leader Sr. Rec. Day, Sr. Prom Com., Sr. Girls' Glee, Christmas Cantata. IOAN CAROLINE CRYSTAL-Aeolian Choir, WFC, Stage Arts. ALAN CUNNINGHAM-Boys' Federation. VIRGINIA LEE DAVIS-Pep Club, Sr. Rec. Day Com., Aeolian Choir, St. Gov't. WILLIE MAE DAVIS-Library Club. PHYLLIS GAIL DEE-Treas. Tri-Y, Lettergirls, GAA, St. Gov't., Sr. Gitt Com., The Bond Between. DONALD GENE DENNEY-B, C, D Basketball, Hi-Y, Sr. King and Queen Com. DON DILLION-Boys' Federation. DANIEL I. DONOVAN, IR.-Boys' State, Ephebian, Knights, Varsity Track, Lettermen's Club, Seal- bearer, CSF, Boys' Fed. Cab., Hi-Y, Players Club, Our Town, junior Miss, Rambler Choir, Commencement Speaker, St. Gov't., WFC, Sr. Skit Com., Sr. Theme Com. NOLAN DOTZ-B Football, Gymnastics. HOWARD DOYLE-Varsity Track, Stage Arts. DONNA BELL DUSEK-Girls' League. THOMAS DARRELL EADS-Pres. Hi-Y, Personality King, Gymnastics, Varsity Football, B Track, 2nd All-League, Lettermen's Club. HAROLD GEORGE EDWARDS-A, B Football, A, B Track, Hi-Y, Rambler Choir. ALBERTA LOUISE EMERY-Girls' League. I. DARLENE EMICH-Girls' League. MARGARET ENGLISH-Girls' League. SALLY LOU EVANS-Rambler Choir, Sr. Talent Assem- bly. MARY LUCILLE FALVEY-GAA, Ribbon Bearer, WFC, St. Gov't. MARIAN BERNICE' FERRANTE-Girls' League. PAUL FIELD-Boys' Federation. DICK EUGENE FLIPPEN-B Football, Sr. King and Queen Com. IAMES SHERIDAN FORBES, IR. - Varsity Basketball, Knights, Pres. St. Gov't., Hi-Y, CSF. BETTY IEAN FREEMAN-Pep Club, Rambler Choir, Aeolian Choir, Sr. Skit Com., Sr. Prom Com., Sr. Breakfast Com. MARY FRANCES FREMBGEN-Ladies, Sealbearer, Pres. CSF, Tri-Y, Sr. Breakfast Com., Library Club, Sr. Girls' Glee. BEA FRISCO-Tri-Y. WELBY LEROY FULLER-A, B Track, B Football, Let- termen's Club. HAROLD FUNK-Boys' Federation. MAC D. GARDNER-Hi-Y. IEWEL EVELYN GEIB-Lettergirls, GAA, Ribbon Bearer. IACK EUGENE GIBILISCO-V-Pres. Knights, Pres. Hi- Y, Rambler Choir, A, B Football, A, B Track, Sr. Prom Com. CAROL IOAN GILLETT-Ladies, Pres. Players Club, Rambler Staff, WFC, Co-eds, Drama Workshop, Ch. Sr. Rec. Day Skit Com., Elizabeth the Queen, Our Town, lunior Miss. GLORIA GLASS-Girls' League. ARLENE MAY GOODMAN-GAA, Rambler and Annual Staff, Sr. Skit Com., Girls' Glee, CSF, Home- coming Program, Spring Festival, Tri-Y, Tri-Y Dance Com. BILL GOOLD-Boys' Federation. GEORGETTE GORDON-Co-eds. LUELLA LUANA GOVAI-Girls' League. BARBARA ELOISE GRAFF-Pres. Tri-Y, Inter Club Council, WFC, CSF, GAA, Girl of the Month, Commissioner of Halls, Rambler Choir, Sr. Talent Assembly, Sr. Gift Com. DORIS CORINNE GRAY-Sec. Ladies, Sealbearer, Co- eds, CSF, Rambler Choir, Sr. Breakfast Com. TERESA GRAY-GAA, Stage Arts, Sr. Tea Com., St. Gov't. ADA IANE GREEN-Rambler Choir, Christmas Pageant. WILLIAM EUGENE GREEN-Pres., V-Pres., Sec., Treas. Orpheus, WFC, Rambler Choir, Sr. Talent As- sembly. MARILYN GROW-Girls' League. BARBARA IEAN GUTHRIE-Ladies, GAA, Pres. Letter- girls, Tri-Y, Girls' League Cab., St. Govt., WFC, Sr. Tea Com., Sr. Rec. Day Com. GLENDORIS' HAFFNER-CSF, Co-eds, Tri-Y. MARIO-N LOUISE HAMILTON-GAA, Lettergirls, WFC. HELEN IOY HAMMAN-Tri-Y, Lettergirls, GAA, Sr. Girls' Glee, WFC. THOMAS EDWARD HAMMAN-Boys' Federation. ummer 83 84 mm 1 2 ROBERTA LOUISE HARLINE-Pep Club, Co-eds, Ram- bler Choir, Aeolian Choir, Sr. Girls' Glee, Song Leader Sr. Rec. Day. GLENN NORBERT HARTZHEIM-B, C Basketball, Sr. Rec. Day Com. DOUG HAWKES-Knights, Ath. Man., A, B Football, Varsity Baseball, Aeolian Choir, Rambler Choir, Boys' Fed. Cab., Hi-Y, Rambler and Annual Staff, Sr. Gift Com. ROBERT' ELLIS HEBENSTREIT-V-Pres. Rambler Choir, Stardusters Revue, Christmas Cantata, Pro- jection Crew, Lettermen's Club, Hi-Y, St. Court, Parliarnentarian WFC, Our Town, Happy journey, Players Club. FRED HEISTAND-Boys' Federation. DOROTHY GENE HERSEY-Ribbon Bearer, Sr. Tea Com. ROBERT IAMES HERTZLER-Rambler Choir. IAMES DOUGLAS HEYWOOD-Knights, Ephebian, Pres. Rambler Choir, CSF, Hi-Y, Players Club, Sr. Prom Com., Sr. Theme Com., Gymnastics, Let- termen's Club, WFC, Starduster's Revue, Our Town, Commencement Speaker. EARL ORVAL HILLS-Varsity Footbzfl, St. Gov't. HARRY HINTERGARDT, IR.-St. Gov't. DON HITCHMAN-Varsity Football. MARIETTA HOBART--Treas. WFC, Treas. City Fed. WFC, GAA, Sr. Talent Assembly. VIRGINIA LEE HOELL-Sec. Ladies, Tri-Y, CSF, Sr. Breakfast Com., GAA, Sr. Girls' Glee. RONALD HOLM-Boys' Federation. BCB HOOLE-Editor Rambler, Annual Staff, Knights, B Football, St. Court, Ch. Tree Planting Com. HELEN HUNTER-Pres. Co-eds, Tri-Y, St. Gov't., Sr. Prom Com., Sr. Rec. Day Com. ELIZABETH ANN IRVINE-Girls' League. HARVEY WESTLEY IACKSON-A, B Football, Gym- nastics. MARVIN LEROY IACOBSON-Varsity Basketball, Vo- cationalists. GROVER FREDERICK IAM ES-Hi-Y. IRMA DAWN IAMISON-Lettergirls, GAA, Ribbon Bearer. BETTY LOU IOHNSON--Girls' League, GAA, Girls' Glee Christmas Pageant. ANNA IEAN IOLLEY-Aeolian Choir, Sr. Tea Com., Song Leader Sr. Rec. Day. GERALDINE IONES-Sr. Prom Com., Ribbon Bearer, Our Town, Players Club. IOANNE CYNTHIA IONES-Sr. Rec. Day Com., Co-eds, WFC. MARCELINE IONES-Girls' League. FRANK WILLIAM KAY--Rambler Choir, Gymnastics. LOIS ELIZABETH KELLY-Orchestra, Sec. Euodia. PAMELA KONENEN-Ribbon Bearer. HAROLD A. LARSON+Varsity Track, Hi-Y, Letter- men's Club. BILL NEWTON LASTER-Knights, B, C, D Basketball, Boys' Fed. Cab., Hi-Y, Sr. Rec. Day Com., Sr. Prom Com. MARGARET ANN LENNON - Lettergirls, GAA, St. Gov't., WFC. Pres. Euodia, CSF. RONALD D. LEV-Gymnastics. BETTY MARIE LEWIS-Co-eds. GLORIA LOCKHART-Girls' League. ALBERT LEROY LONG--V-Pres. Knights, V-Pres. Boys' Fed., V-Pres. Hi-Y, CSF, Ch. Sr. Rec. Day Com., B Football, A Baseball, Rambler and Annual Staff. BENNIE RAY LOPEZ-WFC. ZELLA MARIE LOUTSCH-Sr. Breakfast Com. ELEANOR IEAN LUND-Girls' League. RONALD P. McALlSTER-Stage Crew, Hi-Y. PAUL DON McBRlDE--Hi-Y, B, C, D Basketball, B Track. RICHARD I. McCOLLIM-Boys' Federation. AGNES HARRIET McGOWAN-Sr. Girls' Glee, St. Gov't., Sr. Breakfast Com. LILLIAN ETH EL MclNTYRE-Co-eds. IO ANNE McLANE-Hist. Ladies, Sec. Tri-Y, CSF, Sr. Tea Com. SHIRLEY AILEEN McMURRAY-Girls' League. DONALD IAMES McNUTT-V-Pres, Boys' Fed., A, B Basketball, Rambler Choir, Sealbearer, V-Pres. CSF, St. Court. PATRICIA IANE MARKSBURY-GAA. I 'K x Z l 1,215 5 f K' ww T 4 'U IM if I ummer '46 ren :g iamgp 'X I 1. fgz, Uv! E961 Su ITIITICI' IOHN RICHARD MARTIN-Varsity Basketball. WILBUR G. MARTIN, IR.-B Track, St. Gov't. FRANCES EUGENIA MATTESON-Girls' League. LEONA MARGARET MICHAUD-WFC. IAMES I. MIDDLETON-Boys' Federation. ETHEL IANE MILLER-V-Pres. St. Body, V-Pres. Pep Club, Ladies, Girl of Month, Rose Queen Court, GAA, CSF, Ex. Council, Sr. Sweater Com., Ram- bler Choir, Ribbon Bearer, St. Gov't., St. Court, Sr. Rec. Day Com., Sr. Theme Com. TC'MMY MILLER--Hi-Y, Tennis, Stage Crew, Rambler Staff. IAMES ARTHUR MISHLER-Boys' Federation. MARY IOYCE MITCHELL-Girls' League. IOHN RICHARD MOEBIUS--A, B. D Basketball, Knights. Hi-Y, Sr. Rec. Day Com. BEVERLY THERESA MOORE 1 Ladies, Rambler Choir, Rambler and Annual Staff, Ch. Sr. King and Queen Com., Pub. Ch. Girls' League Cab., Sr. Tea Com., Sr. Rec. Day Com., GAA, Lettergirls, St. Gov't., Aeolian Choir, Sr. Girls' Glee, Library Club, WFC. MARION ARA MOSLER--St. Gov't., Ribbon Bearer, Sr. King and Queen Com., Girl of the Month, Aeo- lian Choir, Sr. Rec. Day Com. IOHN K. MURPHY-B Basketball, Track. ROBERT FRANCIS NOBLE-Boys' Federation. NORTON DEE OLIVER--Hi-Y, Lettermen's Club, Gym- nastics, All Eastern League Team, Sr. Rec. Day Com. IOAN REGINA O'MALlA-Treas. Ladies, Rambler and Annual Staff, Co-eds, WFC, CSF, Sr. Tea Com. KENNARD GENE PARKSl--Boys' Federation. GERTRUDE LORRAINE CAROL PAWLAK-GAA, Let- tergirls, Players Club, Our Town, junior Miss, Elizabeth the Queen. PAT PAXTON-Girls' League. DELPHA ATHENE PEARCE--Girls' League. MARIONRIE IEAN PERRY-V-Pres. Ladies, GAA, Let- tergirls, Ch. Sr. Gift Com., Tri-Y, CSF, Sr. Sweater Com., St. Gov't., Aeolian Choir, Ribbon Bearer, Commencement Speaker. CLARA E. PETERMAN-Red Cross. DON ALVIN PETERSON-Hi-Y, B Football, Rambler Staff, Stage Crew. THOMAS' EUGENE PIATT-CSF, B, C Basketball, Var- sity Tennis, B Track, Sec. Hi-Y, Sr. King and Queen Com., Sr. Rec. Day Com. BEVERLY IEAN POLO-Lettergirls, GAA, Sr. King and Queen Com. MAXINE POOLE-Transferred from Phoenix, Arizona. ORIN PRUNER-Gymnastics, Football, Lettermen's Club, WFC. WILMA FAYE PYLE-Sr. Orchestra. GENE REED-School Cartoonist. SHIRLEY MAE REICHENBACH-Ladies, Pres. Tri-Y, Rambler Choir, Lettergirls, GAA., Sr. Breakfast Com. IEAN MARGARET RENNIE-GAA, Lettergirls, Ribbon Bearer, Orpheus. IUNE IRENE RICKETT-Co-eds. VIRGINIA MAY RIDLEY-Tri-Y. Band. WFC, Ribbon Bearer, Sr. Tea Com., CSF. PATRICIA LORRAINE ROBINSON-Civil Air Patrol, Cal. Hi. Sch. Cadets. TURE ROSLUN D-Track. MARY ROTTINO-V-Pres. Pep Club. Rambler Choir, Lettergirls, Sr. Prom Com., Ch. Girl of the Month, GAA, Aeolian Choir, St. Gov't. BONNIE LEE ROWE-Girls' League. MARION LOUISE RUDE-Girls' League. CLARA UNE RUNDELL-Pres. WFC Rambler Choir I . . Stardusters Revue, Sr. Sweater Com., Sr. Theme Com., Players Club, Our Town, Sr. Rec. Day, Commencement Speaker. LELAND RYDER-A., B Basketball, Hi-Y, Rambler Choir, Sr. King and Queen Com. WILLIAM I. SALTIKOV-St. Gov't.. CSF. MARY LOUISE SATTERFIELD-Sec. Tri-Y, GAA, Let- tergirls. BILL SAUNDERS-Boys' Federation. IANET RUTH SCHNEIDER-Tri-Y, WFC, St. Gov't., GAA, Ribbon Bearer, Sr. Tea Com. ROGER WAYNE SEIFERT-A, B Football. ROBERT IOSEPH SHAUGER, IR.-Pres. Players Club, Rambler Choir, Ex. Council, Our Town, St. Court, junior Miss, Sr. Skit Com., WFC, Rambler and Annual Staff, Sr. Prom Com., Stardusters. DELORES IEAN SHAY-Pres. Ladies, Ephebian, ludge St. Court, Sealbearer, Pres., Treas. Tri-Y, Ram- bler and Annual Staff, Ex. Council, V-Pres., Sec. WFC: Sec. GAA, CSF, Lettergirls, Euodia, Ribbon Bearer, Co-Eds. THEODORE ALVIN SIMPSON--A, B Football, All East- ern League Football Team, Lettermen's Club, Hi-Y. 412 :,:2.:' ' 1 UITIITIBI' if '- 'billy' 29' .- i I -v-v ' '46 87 88 Ummef EDWIN SMITH-Pres. Hi-Y, Knights, Varsity Football, A, B Track, Lettermen's Club, Sr. Prom. Corn. IOANNE GLENN SMITH-Girls' League. WALTER EDWARD SMITH-C Basketball, St. Gov't. ROSE CONSTANCE SOTO-Aeolian Choir. IACK EARL STANLEY-Knights, Varsity Tennis, Ram- bler Choir, V-Pres. Hi-Y, Varsity Basketball, Aeolian Choir, Baseball, Sr. Rec. Day Com., Sr. Prom Com.. ustarclusters Revue, Snow White. CHARLOTTE LOUISE STIFFLER-Girls' League. IAMES E. STOTENBURG-Boys' Federation. GLEN ODELL STOUT-Hi-Y, B Basketball. LYNN B. STOVER-Hi-Y, B Basketball, B Track. BEVERLY IEAN SUGGS-Poster Maker Girls' League Cab., Sr. King and Queen Com. LEROY TARR-Sr. Orchestra. CHARLES TAYLOR-Boys' Federation. GEORGE RICHARD TAYLOR-Sec. Knights, A, B Foot- ball, Lettermen's Club, Rambler Staff, Hi-Y. Sr. Prom Corn., Sr. Skit Com. VIRGINIA. LUCILLE TROE-Stage Arts. MARGARET MARY TROSIN-Tri-Y, GAA, CSF, St. Gov't., WFC. Camera Shy SHIRLEY MARIE BROWN-Rambler Choir, GAA. DeLORIS CHRISTINE CZAPLA-Girls' League. RICHARD GEBHARDT-B Track, B Football. EDNA RAE HEATON-Girls' League. DORYCE LOUISE HOYT-Girls' League. IOE HUGHES-Boys' Federation. MARGARET HUMMER-Girls' League. WILLIAM CLYDE IONES-B Track. HARRIET BEVERLY IEAN KOERNER-Pres., V-Pres. Euodia. CHARLES LILLIE-Boys' Federation. MARILYN ISABELLE MARKS-Girls' League. MARIORIE NORRIS-Girls' League. LOUISE SHINE-Girls' League. ALICE RUTH THOMPSON-Girls' League. FRANS VAN DYK III-Boys' Federation. TOMMY WELCH-Boys' Federation. WALTER YOUNG-Varsity Baseball, Football. KENNETH TRUDO-Varsity Basketball. AMANDA FRANCES TYLER-CAA, SI. Gov'I., Red Cross. BERNARD VAN AALST, IR.-Boys' Federation. ROBERT IAMES WAGSTAFF-C Basketball. MARGARET LOUISE WALKER-Girls' League. MARY IANE WALLIS-Co-eds, GAA, Lettergirls. WFC. OYCE ILENE WALTER Rambler Choir GAA Letter- I ' L v v girls, WFC, SIardusI'ers Revue. IEANNE WHITE-Girls' League. KATHRYN WHITE-WFC, Euodia. NADINE LORRAINE WILD--Sr. Tea Com. LOLA LEA WILLIAMS-Co-eds, Sr. Rec. Day Com., Prom Com., St. Gov'I. VIRGINIA LEE WILLS-Girls' League. IANET MARION WILSON-Girls' League. BILLIE WOOTEN-Girls' League. BETTY LORRAINE WORMINGTON-Co-eds. In Service FRANK BRISLIN ROBERT IAMES BROWARD CHARLES M, CALKINS IOHN LELAND CARTER CHRISTOPHER W. CHANEY WARREN DEE CLARK IOSEPH COWIE IAMES H. FROST RAYMOND KEAYS ROY LELAND LeMOlNE MORRIS D. McGAUCHEY ALVIN McMURRAY IAC-K McSORLEY HAROLD F. MITCHELL IULIUS HARVEY OLSEN IOE REDMAN ADRIAN I. ROBINSON IIMMIE ROSA LOUIS SANDOVAL, IR. ROBERT C. STOCKENBERG CHARLES WALTERS IACK WINTERS Sr. ITIITISI' 89 I 90 For the Structure That We Raise Aug. Sept Sept. Sept. Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Bl-Big Sister party was held, sponsored by Girls' League. The main objective of the party was to help the new B-l0 girls feel more at ease about coming to a new school and to get better acquainted with the older girls. 5-Alas and alack, Summer Vacation ended-We came back to dear old South Gate with smiling faces?????? I2-The renowned Ladies organization elected l6 new members. 18-Faculty members feted at a tea. They're experts at balancing cups and saucers! 20-Aud call-Co-op. government system announced their reorgani- zation. The new name is Student Government. 2l-New Girls' League Cabinet elected. Sr. A class elected Cliff Maguire. prexy. 25-Flash, click, went the cameras when Student Body pictures were taken. Ohhh, what glamour kids!!! 27-Pep Club held their initiation at the South Gate Park. Quite a hilarious deal. Election held for representatives to Executive Council. l-Fashion show given, sponsored by Girls' League. Valerie Rice chosen as October Girl of the Month. 2-Rambler subscription drive had a fine start. Their motto was, lf you must read, read the Rambler. New Ladies were initiated by candlelight, no less! 3-Rambler Choir held its initiation. Indeed. a gala affair! 5-Senior B officers elected. lack Green, new prexy. 9-Coast Guard show given to boost Victory Bond and Stamp sales. Second visit was as good as the first. I0-Our Executive Council trekked over to H.P. Goatees invaded the campus. The fellows idolize Monte Woolley! Wow! Co-eds initiated 33 new members. ll-Girls' League and Boys' Fed. held a joint assembly. 12-First dance of the season was sponsored by Orpheus and World Friendship. A skynet gave the effect of dancing under the stars. Hmmm 'l8-Rambler subscription holders were privileged to hear the Swiss Bell Ringers. Knights initiated, and how! 22-Navy Day was observed. Whoopee! Rumors of a paper drive. 24-Wheel A never to be forgotten Halloween was had by all. Ioan Rutter and Tom Eads were chosen King and Queen of the Mardi Gras. 25-The talent show really proved what we've got, that other schools would like to have. Progressive dinner was given for the new senior Tri-Y initiates high- lighted memorable exhibitions. Our new theme song was, I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles. Yes indeed, there's nothing like reverting back to one's second childhood. l-Girls' League chose Helen Hunter as Girl of the Month for November. Time ls With Materials Filled Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Vaca lan. Ian. lan. lan. lan. lan. 4-World Friendship initiated 35 new members. 6-The Executive Council from H.P. came over here to discuss with us their problems of Self-Government. 8-Girls' League sponsored a movie for the feminine half . 9-lack Gibilisco crowned lean Smith Football Queen at the Knights and Pep Dance. What a pleasure for lack! And then, there was Senior Recognition Day. That was a ioke, son! Guess who won Girls for South Gate's float narrowed down to 20 in first ballot. Edie lensen's clever beanies caused quite a stir! Whoopie! Send up a cheer. South Gate's Varsity football really did all right when they beat our cross-town neighbors, Huntington Park, I3-0. l2-Gaters made a fine showing at a recent speech contest, which is only natural! Every dog has its day, which goes double for the Bottle Splurge at South Gate. lThe Z0 volume peroxide bottle, that is!! 20-The Ladies of South Gate were guests of H.P.'s Chatelains. 21-Turnabout Dance sponsored by GAA was really a fine dance. Of course, the girls asked the guys. lt makes a difference, you know! 22-The main occupation of this day was-you know it! Eating!! Thanksgiving was the excuse. 29--The players presented Our Town . A smash hit! Two day paper drive brought in over 60 tons! I- Girl of the Month for December was Barbara Graff. l-The combined Tri-Y's sponsored the rip-roaring movie, jeep Herders . What a thriller! 'Keep the campus clean contest started with H.P. Three chosen from W'46 class as Ephebians. The Big Three were Irene Chadwick, lean Cequin and Al Menig. I7-Coronation Ball held in honor of South Gates' lovelies who graced our float in the Rose Parade. Good deal, McNeil! I8--Everybody had a mellow time at the Snow Ball dance, given by Rainbow and Demolay. tion-Rambler choir caroled during the holidays at General Hospital. l-Resolutions made. Ha! Marion Mosler was lanuary's Girl of the Month . 2-Resolutions broken! Ha, ha!! 4- Our Hearts Were Young and Gay was presented by the Letter- girls. Funny was the word for it! 8-The l2th grade Tri-Y had a most 'supercilious tea. Check that word supercilious . Wow! ll-Ray Bock was elected Student Body President. Send up a flare! Senior Tea was held in honor of the graduates and their parents. l8-Senior Ayes got up in the 'wee hours of the morning to attend the Senior Breakfast and official tree-planting ceremony . 91 E921 0ur Todays and Yesterdays lan. lan. lan. lan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. I9-Rambler staff attended the annual Press Association Banquet. Pep Club gave a farewell tea in honor of their graduating members. Ditto the Ladies organization. Check this! lean Smith and Al Menig voted Personality King and Queen of W'46 class. 20-Baccalaureate services were held in Honn Auditorium for the graduating seniors. BTO Senior Ayes had the Rambler devoted to them. 24- Tonight We Launch-Where Shall We Anchor? was theme of Commencement exercises. The tears flowed like wine! 28-New semester begins. Look who the mighty BTO Senior Ayes are now! Less man-power in new enrollment! Poor Girls! Clubs elected new officers and stuff. l-Seniors visited UCLA on High School Day. Campaign began to urge Ramblers to use Safety Tunnel. Girl of the Month for February was Mary Kay White. 8-Girls' League introduced cabinet and presented a talent assembly to the girls. Dr. Russell M. Brower spoke to the fellas. ll-Bob Mann elected president of the Senior A class. Paul Halapoff new Senior B prexy. I2--Perfect Tribute given to Abraham Lincoln in assembly. I4-l lth grade Tri-Y initiated six new members. Hilarious, no end! Co-eds initiated, too. l5-Tribute paid to Susan Dorsey, former superintendent of the Los Angeles City schools. Ladies received sixteen members. Pep initiates barked for bones. Well!! I8-The Misner Players entertained holders of Rambler tickets with a play entitled Queen 'Till the End . Don Fletcher won oratorical contest sponsored by the Lions Club. 20-Salom Rizk, the Syrian Yankee , praised our liberty in a very stirring assembly. 22-First Post-War Homecoming held. Approximately 750 alumni returned. The regular inhabitants felt like aliens! 24-Tri-Y collected canned foods for the starving families of Europe. Letter girls gave first noon flop , !dance?J S'46 Ephebians chosen: lodv Brown, Bob Commander, Dan Donovan, lack Green, lim Heywood and Delores Shay. 29-Knights sponsored the assembly at which the mellow Lincoln High lazz Band played. Groovey, indeed! l-Betty Connole chosen Girl of the Month for March. 8-Bob Mann was chairman of an Examiner Youth Panel. Dan Donovan, lim Heywood, Margie Perry and june Rundell were chosen as graduation speakers. Alternates were Donna Waller and Bob Mann. I2-South Gate and H.P. merge in jazz Band. Solid, to say the least! I5-Co-eds had a stringy spaghetti feed. Knights and Pep held their spring dress-up dance in 205. Quite an exclusive affair!! Are the Blocks With Which We Build Mar. Zl-22- junior Miss won acclaim of entire Student Body. Superb comedy!! Mar. 29-l2th grade Tri-Y and Hi-Y held Hawaiian Hullabaloo dance. The floor show was terrifically unusual!!!!! l- Dude Smith celebrated his cough drop inheritance. Dickie Bridwell won Girls' Oratorical contest. Woodie Herman starred at Hawaiian Hullabaloo. All this appeared in the April Fool's edition of the Rambler. Chosen as Girl of the Month for April was Roberta Harline. Apr. Apr. 5-New Canteen RamvilIe Rendezvous had grand opening. Aeolian choir had a most quaint initiation. Apr. ll-Uh-huh! That was the night our parents came to Open House. Apr. I2-Senior Recognition Day. And what a day! New Senior Bees donned their maroon sweaters. Senior Ayes were superior beings, as usual! Tom Eads and Lois McCalmant voted Personality King and Queen of S'46 class. Easter vacation-Love it!!! May I-Frances Blevins was chosen as Girl of the Month , for May. May 3-All the girls flipped around in the Cotton Parade. Assembly held for girls to choose the Cotton Queen, who reigned at the dance that night. Natch, the girls asked the fellas, again. Wow! Sadie Hawkins really started something! May 8-Ladies feted their Mothers at a dinner. This was a fine chance to let Mom know just how swell she really is. May 9-Rambleback subscribers witnessed The Wedding. Pep Clubbers sipped their tea, ohhh, so daintily! May l0-League Meet at Compton IC. l'l-Letter-girls held their dance in 205. These exclusive affairs were really popular! May May 22-Senior Ayes honored their parents with the traditional Tea. May 27-Candidate assembly held for voters to get a good look at their forthcoming officers. May 28-Fashion show with all the trimmings. june l-Last Girl of the Month was lody Brown, A-12. lune 4-Ladies made their grand appearance at breakfast. june I3-Senior Ayes dragged their sleepy selves out of bed to attend the Senior Breakfast. Was being a Senior Aye worth all this???!!! lune I4--Oh boy! The Prom at last. And everybody looked sooooo purty!l!! june I6-The Senior Ayes attended the impressive baccalaureate services this afternoon in the Honn Auditorium. june I7-Awards assembly put all the BTO's in the spotlight. june 20-Woe is us!! The fatal day, at last. Seniors marched out on the field to receive those things which are evidence to the world, that they made it, even if it did take l3 years!!! lune 2l-Senior Ayes shed their last tears, and underclassmen gave a few cheers. Hey, that rhymes! Anyway, so long everybody. See ya 'round!l! 93 King ancl Queen of the Mardi Gras Tommy Eads Ioan Rutter Reading the Rambler an Cequin, South Gate's queen, with attend- ts Ethel Miller, Audrey Gordon, Edie Iensen, ary Kay White, Dot Noonan, Maxine jordan. :k Gibilesco crowning an Smith football queen. 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