South Gate High School - Rams Yearbook (South Gate, CA)

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Features pages 1 - 8 Editorial Staff 9 -12 Administration Faculty Student Body Officers Front Page News 13 - 18 Student Government Boys' Federation Girls' League Society Pages 19 - 34 Clubs Organizations Pictorial Review 35 - 44 Snapshots Campus Scenes Sports Pages 45 - 66 Boys' Sports Girls' Sports Comic Section 67 - 90 W'47 Class S'47 Class Calendar in Headlines 91-94 lf 1 Remember The Studying We Did - - The Friendships Formed Reading The Rambler V The Casual Gab Sessions The Privilege Gi The Senior Lawn - - Visiting During Lunch Hour- - I alking Our Way CDI Cf A Tardy And The Times In The Library Ra mbler Stall EDITOR-IN-CHIEF 7...... News Editors .,.....,,..., ,, Make-up Editors .,,...,, .. Society Editors Fashion Editors ,,.,... Sports Editors 7.,.... Feature Editors Club Editors ..., Department Ed itors ....,,.. .. Advertising Manager s,..... Photographer .......s.,....s, A MADELINE WALKER ....... .. Pat Donnelly ...,....,,,..,..., . Deloris Hubik ,,,.s,,,.,,,.. .. Annette Steinberg ,,.,... .. Conklin .......,,... Dona Dean Sandford ,,,,.,, Anne Mary Lou Morris ,....,. Kathryn Grupe ,,..... Fred McDonald ...... Ervin Regehr ,,..,,. Eccles V... .,.,...... IERRY MILLER Trionne Marlow, Betty Long Carol Trankle Barbara Bracy, Thresa Burdick Anne Eccles, Barbara jordan jerry Miller Pat Donnelly Annette Steinberg Rita O'Malia Fred McDonald Roger Locke Reporters: Peggy Baker, Donna Hatfield, Frances Gilbert, lim Heine, Leonard jones, Christine Lawrence, Lucille Long, Don Nelson, jean Phillips, Grace Pope, Philameno Sando, Weldon Scott, Ruth Waddell, Gene Wicklander. Pre-eminent responsibility of the Rambler staff has been to issue the student newspaper cach week, with additional publicity chores such as notices for the daily bulletin, advertising the Red Cross, Community Chest and school projects. Staff members also put out the Rarnbleback, school annual now in your hands, Mrs. Lillian Hawkins has been adviser for both publications. L31 j X South Gate High Life ' Editorial Staff f Administration, Faculty 3 dent Body Presidents S G 5B'v 's,,,,, w,- fudent G 1 t Best in S' ov f . i fem 4, Giri i New Adviser J x MUNI' 251.15 Imvelffgi -.,,- g!,lg.'-1111 iriil x 1:1 t-z1 UFO UF 'fwjli1- S X f3ff1QT:,..S 5Hhrnh-,trodlfjm X X DY- ew ,eff Doc .i0yher sez proiftjfalige ,?:ai.UrYv:1y a happy that t e A X I1 h pl who h h d t notice ave t L 1 Editor In Cliiet Dr. Taylor M. Joyner, Principal Associate Editors Mr. Robert Carlquist Dr. Alice l-lorn Boys' vice principal Girls, vice principal I J - --i be AssisHMH'Edirors QQ, Mir ' frxflifw' Mnbgriofk Ill 3 SFA!! HIXHQS , Qxx-lp xl6X .1 i 'i ig.. -1 1 51 L .l.i.r HOLMH lJlLLIk'1Qg Cub Editors Bob Robinson S'-47 student body president Paul Halopoff W'47 student body president Department Editors -Faculty FACULTY Row 3: Mr. Garner, Mrs. Brockstedlz, Mrs. Hazen, Miss Acrea Miss Blewelt M Bottom Row: Mr. Brown, Mr. Carlquist, Dr. Horn, Dr. Joyner, Mrs. Tucker, Mrs. Davis. Mr. Gilmore, Mr. Couch. Arlran, Miss Peterson, Miss Chiles, Mrs. Boyum, Miss Melick. Row 4: Mr. Gerson, Mr. Becker fsubstitutel, Miss Fouch Mrs Madden Mrs Row 2: Mr. Reynolds, Mr. Goody, Mr. Abbot, Mr. Roach, Miss Pearson, Mrs. Edna Jones, Mrs. Ebey, Mr. Gardner, Mr. Rork, Mr. Hel Marian Jones, Miss Nugent, Mr. Lofton, Miss Wilkinson, Mrs. Hawkins, Miss Row 5: Mr. Edington, Mr. Kiskaden, Mr. Hastings, Mr A dries Mr Sunderlln Tyler. Mr. Gothard, Mr. Reinsch, Mr. Briscoe, Mr. Schroeder, Mr Dyck ART MATHEMATICS Miss Melroy Wilkinson Mrs. Marie Artran Miss Edith Allen Miss Dorothy lirsa COMMERCIAL Miss Winifred Nugent Mr. Sidney H. Couch Mr. james Moore Miss Laura B. Rathbun Mrs. Edna lones Mrs. Marion jones ENGLISH Miss Leah Woolley Miss Creth Chiles Miss Bess Furlong Mrs. Lillian Hawkins Mrs. Ruth Tucker Miss Blanche Nesbit Mr. Bob Davis Mr. Boyd Lindop HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Edith Perry Miss Bee Acrea Mrs. Ruth Brockstedt Miss Margaret Dunn LANGUAGE Miss Mildred Peterson Mrs. Sadye lngels Miss Marguerite Melick INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Charles G. Roach Mr, Harry Reinsch Mr. George Abbott Mr. Ralph Briscoe Mr Richard Gardner Mr. Robert Reynolds LIBRARIAN Miss Mariorv Pearson STUDENT BODY MANAGER Mrs. Evelyn Reynolds 12 Mr, Cornelius O. Edington Miss Alice Mills Miss Virginia Fouch MUSIC Mrs. Margaret Hazen Mr. L L. Gilmore Mrs. Genevieve Uhl SCIENCE Mr. Ralph Sunderlin Mr. Ralph Benton Mr. Raymond Brown Mr. Owen Gothard Mr. Harold E. Schroeder Mr. Maurice Andries Mr. Kenneth Curtis SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. Sara Sasser Miss Caroline Hardick Mr. Charles Lotton Mr. Henry Dyck Mr, George Goody Mr. Robert Kiskadden PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Barkham Garner Mr. Charles Hastings Mr. Gus Gerson Mrs, Sue Ebey Mrs. Marion Madden Miss Marilvn Blewett PRINCIPAL'S SECRETARY Miss Ruiii A, Spengef TEXTFOOK CLERK Mrs. Agnes Anderson SENIOR CLERK Miss Alice 1. Lalley ATTENDANCE CLERK Mrs. Edna McKinney I FRONT P A Student AGE NE WS W 2 Ciivffies Hi Jinx To Be ,sHgld For Girls Y Nqng the fairies' fegillte fs csf7gifi....r! Y ogf o Leagu SC Q 'x.4u-'X'v9 ' ols Bgyg' P16118 Many Programs 1 f f L 5 V bl ,order for the ki - NBOVS Federati ' m if Lwwgl' E in mf' M ,,,' 1 I-,151 C uft 'W' . A Student O Eg' ,. LS Cafes 22:- Girls Are Eosses For Sieve Day 5 Slave day, the answer to dny I A man's prayers, if she is the x minating type is t be held thi 'I M 23 0 th d h S2-17-J I 1 ecullve Council FIRST SEMESTER EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Bottom Row: Madeline Walker, Marilyn Anderson, Jeanne Dymus, Mrs. Horn Edie Jensen, Delores Strong, Barbara Wright. Row 2: Bud Curry, Eddie Chaffee, Ray Traylor, Paul Halopoff, Paul Griffin Jim Rogers, Bennie Rizzotto, Louie Schneider. The purpose of the Executive Council, made up of Student Body cfficers and grade representatives, is to consider the problems of the school as a whole and to devise means of solving them. The group has initiated the point system of recognition for services and is proud of the new Student Body Honor Pins which were conferred for the first time t,1is semester. SECOND SEMESTER EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Bottom Row: Sally Taylor, Dr. Horn, Bob Row 2: Alice Berg, Ann Dillon, Florence Miller, Neila Marsh, Almonde De Abate. Row 3: Wesley Laubscher, Leonard R Miller, James Parker, Ray Traylor. Robinson, Delores Strong. UYIGY, Bud Curry, Jerry Horn, iritlin, C Student Government Co-OP GOVERNMENT Bottom Row: Neila Marsh, Mary Duncan, Marjorie Frembgen, Joann Grissom, 'eggy Luther, Anne Eccles, Trionne Marlow, Shirley Baker, Phil Sando, Lydia Novak. Row 2: Betty Long, Joan Bradley, Ida Mae Finnegan, Frances Horton, Mary Lou Morris, Frances Blevins, Grace Pope, Lucille Berger, Janelle Jones, Earlene Dunn, Ruth Noonan. U Row 3: Marilyn Pettijohn, Colleen Johnson, Marilyn Anderson, Shirley Cass, Evelyn Stewart, Beverly Schreiber, Helen Faw, Ophelis Lux, Margaret Greipel, Donna Hatheld, Dorothy Wiseman, Barbara Chesley. 4 I Row 4: Barbara Stephenson, Madeline Walker, Beverly Gentry, Corinne Corm-ler, Joy Williams, Joan Cave, Frances Gilbert, Barbara Burdg, Rosa Lee Kauling, Margie Peterson, Anita Ford. I , Row 5: Bud Curry, Ray Traylor, Mr. Brown, James Rodgers, Wilson Bridges. STUDENT GOVERNMENT CO-OP GOVERNMENT QSECOND SEMESTERJ Bottom Row: Evelyn Wolff, Mary Lou Morris, Annette Steinberg, lda Mae Finnegan, Frances Horton, Shirley Cass, lrene Grupe, Dona Conklin, Terry Engel, Rose Dvorak, Carrie Jules, Shirley Wilson, Betty Gordon. Row 2: Sammy Nahra, Neila Marsh, Beverly Schreiber, Evelyn Stewart, Dolores Mountcastle, Marjorie Secker, Jean Wilson, Ruth Noonan, Evangeline Villa, Dona Cannon, Jerry Peterson, Mavias Bonner, Rachel Gilliland. Row 3: Ray Traylor, Phyllis Roberts, Luellla Maurer, Alameda Hecker, Marie Ford, Cherrill Schell, Ardyce Stein, Wilma Regehr, Patsy Johnson, Peggy John- son, Barbara Novak, Lois Schlarbaum, Ethel Cruz, Elaine Allen, Mr. Dyck. Row 4: Almonde DeAbate, Harry McDonald, Bill Jagger. Corinne Cormier, LeRoy Lowe, Alice Berg, Melvin Wright, Anita Ford, Ewel Grossberg, Dorothy Weishelt, Lois Hoyt, Ralph Kees. The Co-operative Student Government functions together with the Student Court to carry on the Government of the Student Body, to see that all rules are enforced and to promote the welfare of the students of South Gate High School. This organization acts to coordinate the volunteer efforts of other school organi- zations and clubs which assist with Student Government. lt's motto is: Govern- ment of the students, by the students, and for the students. The organization is under the direction of Mr. Dyck and the officers are, president, Ray Traylorg commissioner of halls, Frances Horton: commissioner of grounds. Melvin Wright: and commissioner of gates and off bounds, Sammy Nahra. Girls' League and Boys' Winter ,Qwuarev C N-...Mx Don Mann, Don Guynn, Mr. Rork, James Rogers U61 GIRLS' LEAGUE The Girls' League is an organization to which all girls in sohcol automatically belong. It is particularly active in the development of leaders among girls and in the discovery of talent. The group this semester has initiated and sponsored a number of assemblies, parties, teas and other events. Any girl having ability and the desire to serve her schcol will find Girls' League the opportunity to become better known and make more friends. The officers work with the leaders of each grade and their committees. B-10 leader was Janice Cady: A-10, Lorraine Fordham: B 11, Evelyn Nelson: A-11, Donna Wiseman, and A-12, Helen Faw. Dr. Alice Horn sponsors the girls and the officers for the last year were, president, Almorrde DeAbate: vice-president, Dolores Mountcastle: and secretary, Shirley Wllson. Bottom Row: Jean Matheson, Anita Ford, Barbara Wright, Sally Parker, Joyce Wolf. Row 2: Barbara Pattee, Evelyn Nelson, Dr. Horn, Pat Don- r.elIy, Shirley Sparks. BOYS' FEDERATION The Boys' Federation is an organization for the benefit of all boys at South Gate High School. Leaders are chosen from dif-ferent grades to work with the officers on Service projects and to create better under- standing among the boys. B-10 renresentatives are 'Frank Sotelo, Edward Gazi ard Duane Zimmerman: A-10, Tom Ashley, Don Chase, Benny R'zftti and Leonard Ramcyg Ball, Bob Weaver, Duke Boyle and Dwight Ro'fg A-11, Ralph McKee, Jay Peterman and Larry Piattg A-12, Arch Keene, Ra'ph Long and Howard Christensen: A-12, Craig Lillywhite. Kenneth Nsernbrrg and Bud Chapman. Officers for last term were, rrssident, Bud Curry: vice-president, Don Brewer: and secretary, Bob Weaver. Mr. Ray Rork spcn:ors the Boys' Federation. if f' f Km if M a F 'l 0 Q X, gl I -all f 1 ,rg -All Ctrl' Federation Cabinets Summer , , I i BOYS FEDERATION GIRLS LEAGUE CSECOND SEMESTER! Botlom Row: Mr. Rork, Leonard Ramey, Bud Curry, Don Brewer, Howard Dr. Horne, Almonde DeAbate, Dolores Mountcastle, Lorraine Fordham, Shirley Cmisgensen- Wilson, Evelyn Nelson, Janice Cady, Helen Faw. Dona Wiseman, Grace Pope. Row 2: Bob Weaver, Bennie Rizzotto, Don Chase, Tom Ashley, Duke Boyle. Row 3: Kenneth Noernberg, Craig Lilywhile, Frank Sotelo, Dwight Roof. U71 Sludenlflo gl V, STUDENT COURT Shirley Cass, Corinne Cormier, Mr. Brown, Marilyn Anderson, Ray Traylor, Bud Curry, Alice Berg. STUDENT COURT Shirley Cass, Alice Berg, Melvin Wright. STUDENT COURT The purpose of the Student Cont is to try the cases of those who break Student Government rules and regulations. The judge for the fall term was Marilyn Anderson: during the spring semester Alice Berg presided. The judge's duty is to hear the evidence and render a decision. The cIerk's duty is issuing summons and keeping a record of sentences. For the first part of the year Joan Bradley had the job of clerk, while Shirley Cass finished out the year. The bailiff was Sam Nahra whose job it was to swear in the witnesses and defendants, and also to maintain order. Mr. Brown is sponsor. I I I XIWU, f . , . tar .qi 4 1 I It 4 .-2 M u?'l' i191 f ,N , M' 'f ff fl ,ff H I l I. 3 ! fi if h I fl ' 2 v I ' M7 fx ff flf Z 17 , WM A ff X J 1 Z ! ,Q 1 ff, J V 9' ! QCTCVX socxe1ElD3anX,af.onS Cltlbs I j Mldalians Provide N3Q41,Ew21QPQnf 'Q A stars' Plan 1 lift l 'Star U vue Modern R2 . wmbeausl 81' ' 'I N WS Wat mfg 2, was le X X f YQQ Rewethugggw V an j tffqngxnyj 3 n X Y Hi'y Dukes Lead K . Y AQ QDSOTS Clean-up Campaign X X' f X Q! 1 TNT i PM YCM1 l Slunalil a u Y . ' e'll be havm Hy- X a - 0 Ed cm, 'Xiffimgyfe , fpep Club Prance 4 i lwas Circus Tlweme ll T- Animals and a Merry-Go-Round d will mark the me of the Pe , l b Prance t held tomorro l 3 Won mx oflli Sllln re 25 th Em ' fl H II 1 Ladies 111' LADIES Bottom Row: Delores Strong, Shirley Baker, Joyce Hart, Mary K. White, Jeanne DeVries, Jean Dymus, Edith Menig, Trionne Marlow. Top Row: Dorothy Noonan, Barbara Wright, 'Florence Johnson, Helen McElmelI, Patricia Bloomoulst, Pat Donnelly, Mary Lou Morris, Neila Marsh, Eleanor Bauer, Jane DeVrles, Anne Eccles, Mary Duncan, Margaret Frembgen. LADIES The Ladies, honorary society for Senior girls, has fulhlled its purpose of serving the school in all ways, by acting as hostesses for Kiwanis Luncheon and the Eastern League Conference, ushering in assemblies and night perform- ances, holding collection drives for the Red Cross and the Harlan Shoemaker Clinic, and serving in the Cafeteria lines and at Faculty meetings. Under Jeanne DeVries, president the first ten weeks, and her officers, vice- president, Mary Kay White, secretary, Joyce Hart, treasurer, Jean Dymus, historian, Edith Menig, the girls attended a Biltmore play and held an Installation Tea, a Mother and Daughter Banquet and the Annual Breakfast, at which time Mary Lou Morris was elected president for the succeeding semester, Other officers, Florence Johnson, vice-president: Neila Marsh, secretary: Anna Eccles treasurer, and Mary Duncan, historian, were elected at the Installing Tea ol the second semester. The girls held a dance with the Knights and attended in outstanding movie in addition to their usuel banquet, tea and annual breake 'ast. Knighis 'U' 17 'Ss ' I Q 9492! ggggggfff 1 ' 147 nf l2ll KNIGHTS Bottom Row: Jim Vollmer, Jim Rogers, Jim Smith, Mr. Carlquist, Bill Fore- man, Paul Halapoff, Dean Sandford, Don Benson. Row 2: Dave Myers, Bud Curry, Ray Traylor, Vince Canzone, LeRoy Koehler, Paul Griffin, Erwin Ftegehr, Bill Hinds, Dick Blakemore. Raw 3: Eddie Etherington, Harley Smith, Edgar Buroham, Bill Salisbury, Stuart Dollinger, Craig Lillywhite, Wesley Laubscher, John Jones. KNlGl-'TS Outsta-ding honorary society for boys at South Gate high school is the Knights' organization. Under tae sponsorship of Mr. Robert Carlouist, the boys to k par. in ma y projects during the semester. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, presented to the student body, brought out the Knights' dramatic ability and proved to be a huge success. The Knights worked very hard collect- ing money for the Red Cross drive and helped organize other charitable benetits. Regular dutics of the boys are ushering at all events, working in the cafeteria and helping with student self government. Officers of the Knights are, president, Paul Griffin: vice-president, Bud Curry: secretary and treasurer, Ray Trayior: and sergeant at arms, LeRoy Koehler. World Friendship Club WORLD FRIENDSHIP CLUB Row 1: Dolores Hubik, Mary Duncan, Neila Marsh, Orpha Jolly, Estelle Hadley, Terrie Engle, Betty Long, Dolores Mountcastle, Yvonne Dell, Carol Morris. Edsel Jackson, Wilson Row 2: Barbara Novak, Carrie Jules, Arnold Wilbur, Bridges, Robert O'Connor, Patsy Johnson, Peggy Johnson, Bonnie Childs. Row 3: Mr. Lofton, Florence Krolikowski, Nancy Johnson, Chris Lawrence, Bob Breskin, Raymond Augustine, James Meyer, Frank Rice, Russel Chapppel, Mr. Kiskadden. Row 4: Anne Eccles, Earlene Dunn, Rosa Lee Kauling, Barbara Burdg, Joan Cave, Joy Williams, Lois Schlarbaum, Patricia McFadden, Trionne Marlow, Vicki Nottle, Carol Trankle. Row 5: Donna MoAvoy, Florence Johnson, Philamino Sando, Gerry Gaston, Marilyn Adams, Lois Bushman, Glory Sims, Donna Wiseman, Berta Fox, Shirley Baker. 1f5'1x X I . ' I'fi I 22 WORLD FRIENDSHIP CLUB Working for World Unity ls the object of the South Gate World Friendship Club, which has close to 100 members. To accomplish this aim the club has given student forums on world problems before the Rotary Club, the Kiwanis Club, Knights of Columbus, L. A. City Federation of WFC, 20-30 Club, and the Huntington Park Woman's Club. It has sent over 100 Christmas cards to students in Holland and has received replies from pen pals in several foreign countries. Two initiations and several conventions have been attended. A special Pan American Day assembly was held on April 14. The winter officers were, president, Wilson Bridges, vice-president, Carol Morris: parliamentarian, Betty Long: secretary, Yvonne Dell: treasurer, Robert O'Connor. Summer: president, Wilson Bridges: vice- president, Neila Marsh: parliamentarian, Bob Breskin: secretary, Rosa Lee Kauling: treasurer, Mary Duncan. Scholarship Federation l.-L1 l XLIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION nttom Row: Estelle Hadley, Barbara Wright, Betty Tillman, Ophelia Lux, Edith nsen, Yvonne Dell, Berta Fox, Ann Dillon, Beverly Fortner, Marilyn Pettijohn, ne DeVries, Pat Bloomquist, Jeanne DeVries, Elaine Gvodenough Elaine Allen. ary Lou Morris, Dot Wiseman. Jw 2: Carol Trankle, Glory Sims, Carolyn Sandford, Rita O'Malia, Carol Lynn erson, Barbara Novak, Rosalie Kauling, Marilyn Bradley, Lois Bushman, Joan ive, Phyllis Dean, Joyce Slack, Trionne Marlow, Shirley Baker, Almonde de late, Florence Johnson. Jw 3: Juanita Porfirio, Pat Donnelly, Carmelita Argana, Doris Emerly, Dolores iel, Earlene Dunn, Margaret Greipel, Donna Hatfield, Evelyn Nelson, Edith enig, Dolores Strong, Beverly Schreiber. Jw 4: Pat Peters. Joanne Nygard, Marjorie Frembgen, Mary Duncan, Neila arsh, Mary Gonzales, Pat Boonstra, Dona Cannon, Mary Jean Delamater, muanne Ellis, Joyce Bingham, Janice Harden, Darleen Hecker, Joan Hansen, iss Chiles. ow 5: Jack Steele, Frank Lundstrom, Edward Pausa, Betty Savokoff, Dolores ihnson, Janet Sjodin, Marilyn Strickland, Evelyn lmhoff, Betty Measel, Donna lson, Evelyn Penner, Dorothy Greipel, James Meyers, Robert O'Conner, Wesley aubscher. Jp Row: Bruce Gustafson, Bruce Hallburn, Richard Witt, Kenneth Noernberg, red Coleman, Harold Hunt, Gene Carter, Bruce Scott. 223 SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION With the able guidance of Miss Creth Chiles, South Gate High School's Chapter 248 of the California Scholarship Federation had an enrollment of S3 students this year. Officers during the last semester were Wesley Laubsoher, president, Joan Hansen, vice-president, Carol Trankle, secretary: Evelyn Nelson, historian. Preceding these were Beverly Fortner, president: Ann Dillon, vice-president, Marilyn Pettijohn, secretary, and Berta Fox, historian, in the first semester. The activities carried on this semester were two lectures given by professors from UCLA and HPJH, Federation Meeting at Gardena, a Regional Convention at Beverly Hills and an Annual Banquet in honor of the Sealbearers. i N , f ' ' if mx 1 N WV ,f n t I If 2 V'7,-- if .ri EEE is sw 35 9 2 i ' S .,' V F W W Aeolian and Rambler Choirs Y' 5 , ...fi , 'K' t i V . g f itlemj 2 . , 4 ' ' Ig:5I:' , We ' ,,.,. CF- -ya , , A , , , ff AEOLIAN Bottom Row: Gertrude Devlin, Dona Wiseman, Alice Reynolds, Ruth Reynolds, Marion Rice, Edith Menig, Victoria DiCiolla, Marjorie Frembgen, Pqggy lnglett, Marie Devore, Ruie Wynne. Row 2: Doris Stubblefield, Viola Mathess, Marlene Robinson, Frances Blevins, Luelle Berger, Dolores Mountcastle, Neila Marsh, Mary Lou Morris, Doris Shinnifield, Marilyn Pettijohn, Nadine Butts, Clarine Butts. Row 3: Anna Hurley, Ophelia Lux, Cherrill Schell, Frances Horton, Bernice Rouse, Vlrginla Clark, Ardyce Stein, Shirley Baker, Barbara Jordan, Dolores Lewis, Joyce Wilson, Cynthia Nourse. Row 4: Arnold Wilbur. Bob Clark, Jim Curcle, Leonard Ramey, Bob Robinson, Harley Brown, George Posth, Eddie Lopez. Row 5: Fred McDonald, Norman Jones, Floyd Kirk. Don Guynn, Wayne Mumby, Jimmy Walton, Don Bond. AEOLIAN CHOIR The Aeolian Choir stands out among the musical organizations of the school. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Hazen, the members are taught theoretical work and part singing, especially a Capella. The Choir is composed of sixty members who are studying in preparation for entering the Rambler Choir. Many Aeolian programs were presented during the semester and the beautiful combination of the Aeolian and Rambler choirs made the Memorial day pre- sentation one to be long remembered. Officers of the choir are Betty Cannole, president: Nalla Marsh, social chairman, Marilyn Pettljohn, historian. RAMBLER CHOIR Bottom Row: Estelle Hadley, Shirley Sparks, Eleanor Bauer, Almonde Beverly Castor, Jeanine Thoming, Betty Sanders, Jane DeVrles, Barbara man, Emily Hadjuk. Row 2: Lois Calkins, Evelyn Ansorge, Irene Grupe, Beverly Fortner Mullins, Jeanne Devries, Pat Bloomquist, Pat Stelle, Carol Morris Wiseman, Dorothy Noonan. Row 3: Bernice Whisler, Eunice Greer, Margaret Hutchcroft, Corinne Dona McAvoy, Marjorie Peterson, Edith Jensen, Florence Johnson, Mary White, Barbara Wright, Delores Strong, Nila Snow. Row 4: Gail Plumber, Don Brewer, Edwin Burcham, Jim Allison, Ediil Burcham, Pat Patterson, Vince Canzone, Don Benson, Jack Kintz, Craylllll Paschall, Gerald LaVenture, Stuart Dollinger. Row 5: Fred Brown, Dwight Crowell, Jack Nixon, Jack Keen, Russell Ch3DD5l' Roy McConnell, Jim Smith, Fred Coleman, Paul Griffin, Bill Hinds, Harvll Maupin, Craig Lillywhite, Jack Alexander, George Pope, Edwin Regehr. RAMBLER CHOIR Students' voices beautifully blended together make the Rambler Choir th' mutstanding musical group of the school. Among the choir's many actlvitill the following are of main importance: Participation with Fremont, Bell alll Manual Arts Choirs in a Bach Festival, caroling at the County Hospital Ill' Ranchos Los Amigos at Christmas timeg and singing for the programs Ol Lincoln's birthday and Memorial day. The Stardusters' Revue brought man! favorable comments for the Rambler Choir, and a musical background lvl baccalaureate and commencement was beautifully provided by the choir, alw- Jack Kintz served as president during thenfall term: and in February, Palll Griffin took over as president for the remainder of the semester. The organi- zation is under the capable direction of Mrs. Margaret Hazen. Girls Glee Club GIRLS GLEE Bottom Row: Mary Ann Napolitano, Dolores Palo, Patricia Scott, Patricia Underwood, Evelyn lmhof, Elaine Metzer, Martha Engels, Patricia Bradac, Lois B yle, Polly Arn Payton, Dorna Dee Miles. Row 2: Barbara Harris, Jean Oxncr, Juanita Porfirio, Forda Bell, Betty Clark, Nena Ivanoff, Beryl Hall, Mae Anderson, Evelyn Nelson, Gloria Gordon, Gail Glenn, Joanne Winberg, Bonnie Chiles. Row 3: Berta Fox, Mary Marlin, Louanne Ellis, Marie Ford, Marion Middleton, Dona LeBrecht, Marilyn Swinney, Jo Ann Bowles, Joan Clearihue, Marilyn Adams, Barbara Devine, Julia Burns. Row 4: Joy Eastburn, Shirley Ritter, Patsy Woodson, Neva Berg, Marjorie Knapp, Sandra Pope, Lorraine Dougher, Halga Johnson, Leona Brownlie, Dona Goodine, Rene Jeanne Cotton. Row 5: Nancy Chemel, Louise Mazacro, Maryanne Lamphear, Shirley Shirey, Betty Jean Wilson, Lorraine Hart, Joyce Slack, Margaret Crady, Margaret Johnson, Barbara Pattee, Joanne Nygard, Dolores Johnston. 25 GIRLS GLEE The Girls Glee club, under the direction of Mrs. Hazen, serves as a pre- liminary training group for the Aeolian and Rambler choirs. Last semester the Glee club consisted of 59 girls, who sang at Cotton Day and Commencement. L1 affix we 3 ' rj in i rl l f i i xr-Bd-' l li. Qrclleslra and Bancl W' may wg., , NN f 7 Z , k.,l...., MJD c fl Q ORCHESTRA BAND , , Bottom Row: Jeanne DeVrles, Ted Lynn, Eleanor Bauer, Mary Ann Salter, Bottom Flow: Janice Harden, Nafwy JohnzonlRl'li'r:5f2:n0OE 'dgeS' Bob Cathay' Keith Hunter. Arba Engstrom, Barbara Woodard. Victoria Nottle, Ann Pulmer, Bernlce Macha cg tlaurence -Von d Void Gene Row 2: Lela Clingman, Deward Huff, Larry Cantalini, Lloyd McCollum, Kenneth Row 2: Harold Manheim, Farrell Hlntergarl-a,p enden Truman layers , Martin, Jerry Bryan, Edwina Sharon. Patsy Snencer, Edward Alan. Wicklander, Ray Norby, Edgar FISlr,tMervgrald gamma Clifford Anggll Billy new 3: Betty Tillman, Janet Sjodln, Mr. Gilmore, Betty Grande, Bob swam. Row 3: Pat Sandford, George Va ' nw V - ' ' pike Ma,-vin Schroeder Dean Kinn, Lilllan Wlnn, Vlctorla Nottle. H Euodia and Orpheus n x x 2 4 i EUODIA ORPHEUS CLUB Bottom Row: Arba Engstrom, Betty Tillman, Diane Dodge, Betty Grande, Rose Bottom Row: Evelyn Nelson, Mary Gonzales, Alice Reynolds, George Valiton Skelton, lone Syers, Patsy Spencer. Ruth Reyr1DlllSi Glory SlmS. Hildegarde Does. Row 2: Phyllis Roberts, Hildegarde Does, Janet Sjodin, Gayle Furlong, Barbara Row 2: Lillian Winn, Arba Engstrom, Vincent Lombardo, Elaine Westergard Molden. Alberta Rittenhouse, Betty Rule. Arnold Wilbur, Bernice Merchado. EUODIA Row 3: Russell Chapppell, Betty Tillman, Wilson Bridges, Ralph Patterson, Ted The purpose of the Euodia Club, under the direction of the Bible Institute of Los Angeles, and instructed by Miss Kathryn Oestrich and supported by Miss Blanche Nesbit, is Bible study meeting spiritual needs of high school girls. The officers are, president, Betty Tillman: vice-president, Diana Dodge: secretary, Rose Skelton: and music chairman, Arba Engstrom. The club's aim is to develop traits in mem- bers that are inspiring to others. Memorizing Bible chapters and hymns give opportunities to develop public speaking abilities. Special meetings in the club house are held for learning Christian choruses, special solos and other selections. Activities which maintain friendly relations with other schools are also included in the Euodia program. Lynn, Margaret Hutchcroft, Betty Grande. ORPHEUS CLUB The Orpheus Club is the Music Appreciation society of South Gaye High School. Having chosen a community service program as its major activity, the club, directed by Mrs Genevieve Uhl, furnished musical pro- grams for local organizations. The social activities of the club have included attending the Operas La Traviata, Madame Butterfly, Romeo and Juliet, Rigoletto and La Boheme. Several parties were also given by members of the club. Officers for the last semester have been, president Arba Engstrom: vice-president, Ted Lynn: secretary, Evelyn Wollyf treasurer, Ralph Patterson, sergeant at arms, Betty Tillman. l t Co-eds and Pep i s l The Co-Eds, under the leadership of Miss Bea Acrea, arise from the Home Economics Department. This club is made up of girls who are interested in some phase of home life, and have banned together to plan their activities accordingly. The members of the Co-Eds have sponsored two dances this semester, a motion picture and a tea for the mothers. The club helped check the front lawn and cafeteria lines during the lunch hour, donated 3100.00 to the P.T.A. fund and served at the Senior Tea. f co-Eos Bottom Row: Florence Miller, Charlene Marleau, Barbara Warnock, Lydia Novak, Florence Johnson, Phil Sando, Shirley Shipley, Evelyn Leano, Pat Johnson, Peggy o nson. Row 2: Gwen Hall, Beverly Horney, Shirley Sparks, Carolyn Merchado, Virginia Lee, Evelyn Stewart, LaVonne Lucas, Martha McBride, Pat McCrea, Robbie Barksdale, Marilyn Pettijohn. Row 3: Barbara Stephenson, Pat Dawson, Betty Jacobson, Lucille Ellis, Lois Eusliirrian, Barbara Bradac, Vicki DlCiollla, Angie Rottino, Mary Best, Delores au uno. Row 4' Ophelia Lux Margie Peterson E l - V . V , ve yn Ansorge, Rose Noriega, Raye Blumel, Miss Acrea, Lou Blanpied, HaDDy Jeffs, Evelyn Nelson, Delores Mount- castle, Lois Kopplln, Betty Doty. PEP CLUB Bottom Row: Donna Wiseman, Glory Sims, Dorothy Wiseman, Dot Noonan, Mary Ecu lgorrls, lda Mae Finnegan, Joan Bradley, Sue Potter. ow : Jeannie Ellingson, Susie Hurst, Joyce Mo re, M 'I B dl J Rutter, Dona Conklin, Frences Blevins. 0 an yn ra ey' oanne ROW 32 Sandra Pope, Marcia Parrott, Carol Curl, Anita Ford, Delores Strong Frances Horton, Beverly Gentry. ' 4: Evelyn Nelson, Joan Matheson, Grace Pope, Edie Jenson, Berta Fox, Ann l On. Two initiation parties and a picnic at Griffith Park also provided fun for the members. Knowlege was gained for their future occupations by attending The National Future Home and Makers of America con- ventions. Officers of the club are, president, Barbara Warnock: vice- president, Beverly Horneyg secretary, Barbara Bradack, and treasurer, Angelina Rottino. PEP CLUB I A The Pep Club's name suggests its main purpose, creating pep for school activities. lt is the only organized rooting section at the athletic affairs. During the fall semester, the Qlfls 301 as 3 Clean'UD committee on the grounds at noon. Other activities include a tea honoring the seniors, initiation party, football dance and the Pep Club Prance. For, the fall semester Dot Noonan was elected president, with Pat Hellwlg vice-president: Frances Blevins, secretaryg and Ann Dillon, historian. officers for the sp,-5,-,Q farm were, president, Joan Bradley: vice-president. Grace Pope: secretary, Frances Horton, and treasurer, Ida Mae Finnegan. l2ili Tri-Y and l-li-Y Dukes 12TH GRADE TRI-Y Bottom Row: Eleanor Bauer, Charlene Marleau, Betty Long, Trionnne Marlow, Jane DeVries, Dorla Lawson, Frances Jacobsen, Joan Hansen. Row 2: Nelda Wright, Pat Donnelly, Edith Menig, Anne Eccles, Arba Engstrom, Jeanne DeVries, Dorothy Abel, Mary Duncan. . n Row 3: Doris lvanoff, Vivian Slavin, Shirley Baker, Philamena Sando, Neil Marsh, Irene Grupe, Marjorie Frembgen, Ruth Brown, Donna McAvoy, Pat Stelle. Row 4: Darlene Hecker, Gloria Charles, eJanne Dymus, 'Florence Johnson, Corinne Cormier, Helen McElmeIl, Madeline Walker, Pat Bloomciuist. 12TH GRADE TRI-Y , , The 12th Grade Tri-Y has a two-fold purpose: that of doing service to the school and of working with the Y.W.C.A. These girls gave a Christmas party for invalids at Rancho Los Amigos, collected books for wounded veterans, and gave the first successful dance of the year. The winter officers were Jane DeVries, president: Ruth Brown, secretary: and Patsy Steele, treasurer: while summer officers were Pat Donnelly, presl- dent: Trionne Marlow, vice president: Joan Hansen, secretary: and Frances Jacobsen, treasurer. HI-Y DUKES Bottom Row: Roy Hardison, Don Guynn, Jim Hinerman, Paul Griffin, Bill Braun, Perry Paul, Dick Blakemore, Neal Clark. Row 2: Ray Traylor, Jim Smith, Kenneth Noernberg, Jerry Miller, Everett Faulkner, Bob Robinson, George Posth. Row 3: John Jones, Don Benson, Craig Lillywhite, Fred Coleman, Bob Bray, Eddie Lopez. HI-Y DUKES Hi-Y Dukes started their activities this year by printing and dis- tributing to all classrooms the placards so familiar to everyone, with a new motto each week. The cleanup drive put into effect by the Dukes became famous and really got results. Staying after school for half the time necessary for the custodians to clean up the campus didn't aDDeal to the students, and the drive really helped South Gate's school grounds to look good. Noon movies, cartoons and short subjects presented by the Dukes helped finance the purchase of a loud speaker system for the campus. The Hi-Y Garden Ball, held May 16, was one of the most elaborate dances of the year, its profits also going toward the loud speaker. Officers have been, president, Kenneth Noernberg: vice-presi- dnt, Don Guynn: treasurer, Jim Smith: secretary, Fred Coleman, l-li-Y Rams and llih Tri-Y Bottom Row: Joe Fenwick, Lawrence Von de Veld, Ralph Sandoval, Marvin Diplock, James Parker, Jerry Ammonn, Dick Willahan, Dale Hight, Mr. Gerson. Row 2: Alan Scott, Ray Thagard, Tom Moore, Melvin Wright, Clayton Fowler, Clifford Ditto, Bob Dymus, Jack Nixon, Dick Lawrence. Row 3: Edsel Jackson, Alfonse Ducret, Jim Allison, James Dalsen, Ernie Alatore, Ray Clark, Bob McDonald, Bud Melvin, Richard Witt. Hi Y RAMS The Hi Y Rams are the eleventh grade branch of the South Gate Hi Y organization. During the last semester the group took part in many service projects, and sponsored a motion picture shown to the entire student body. After a gala initiation the boys purchased identical T shirts bearing the name and emblem of the group. Bob McDonald is president of the club, with Richard Witt, vice-president: Alan Scott, secretary, and Ernie Alatore, sergeant-at-arms. Mr. Gerson sponsors the organization. 30 Bottom Row: Lillian Winn, Bernice Merchado, Carrie Jules, Lorrarine Douahlfi glcki Nottle, Ruth Noonan, Phyllis Blackie, Joyce Slack, Ruth Reynolds, Eiflillf Unn. Row 2: Dorothy Rumeo, Florence Krolikowski, Barbara Novak, Mary Withrvwf Joan Cave, JOY Marie Williams, Donna Hatfield, Mary Greipel, Alice Reyrwlds' Row.3: Frances Gilbert, Barbara Burdg, Lois Schlarbaum, Joyce Sable, Rosa U' Kaullng, Merlie Powell, Phyllis Dean, Beverly Rosen, Marilyn Swanson, CaY0l' Withrow. 11TH GRADE TRI-Y The eleventh grade Tri-Y is both a school service organization and a Clif teen age Y.W.C.A. unit. During tue past year this club has been very HOW' in school service. its members have assisted in the school cafeteria, malt SMP' and have served as monitors in the corridors. The international unit of sefVlU' is handled through the Y.W.C.A., with representatives from this and Om Tri-Y clubs to the inter-council meetings at the Y.W.C.A. headquarters. with Service as the watchword and Mrs. Sadye Z. lngels as the club SUOHSOF. vffwtfl were, president, Joan Cave, v-president, Barbara Burdg: secretary, Joy Mall' Williams, and treasurer, Earlene Dunn. l-li-Y Huskies Hl-Y HUSKIES Bottom Row: Pat Paschall, Paul Halapoff, Jack Kintz, Dean Sandford, Jim Vollmer, Ervin Regehr, Edgar Burcham. Row 2: Kenneth Boyd, Donn Mann, Phil Scott, George Pope, Clarence Booles, Vince Canzone, Jack Derloshen. RADIO PRODUCTION CLUB The Radio Production Club was organized to give students interested in radio some experience in production, direction, writing, acting, and announcing radio plays. They heard speeches from radio personalities about their work and visited presentation of radio shows to gain a better understanding of radio work. Mr. Boyd Lindop is the sponsor, but there were no officers due to the fact that the club was still in a fairly unsettled and experimental infancy. 10TH GRADE TRI-Y This club was organized in March of last year with 27 charter members. Because of the late organization of this club, its social events and service projects are still in the plan-making stage. Mrs. Edna Jones is the sponsor with the other officers being, president, Mary Lewis: vice-president, Durcas Hoffmang secretary, Dorothy Greipel. and treas- urer, Ruth Cooke. ORCHESTRA Despite a heavy reduction in membership, because of program con- flicts, the orchestra has been quite active this term, playing for all dramatic productions, Christmas program, baccalaureaate and com- mencement ceremonies. ln addition, the string choir played for the Senior Teas, and a number of faculty social affairs. Members of the group also participated in the spring musical, Star Dusters' Revue. HI-Y HUSKIES Endeavoring to create a better school community, the Hi-Y Huskies took their place first semester as a service club. The group was made up entirely of winter '47 graduates who took part in many school activities and outside events, upholding the Hi-Y traditions of Christian leadership and civic responsibility. KEY CLUB Mr. G. H. Goody is sponsoring the newly organized Key Club, and the first officers have been: president, Phil Ventura: vice-president, Arch Keeneg treasurer, Ewel Grcsbergg and secretary, Robert Tingley. Because of the large number of membership applications, it was necessary to re- strict the number of members to twenty-five, a large percentage of whom must be seniors. Good grades and leadership are required of all appli- cants. The organization is still being formed and therefore has not yet been officially chartered. The principal activity is vocational guidance. although other typical club activities are also featured. YOUNG CITIZENS CLUB This is a club suitable for the purpose of sifting out those eligible for Ephebian membership and to affcrd a chance to discuss the duties and responsibilities of an Ephebian. Miss Caroline Hardick is the sponsor and Jim Smith was last semester's president. BAND The activities of the band as a unit were confined to playing for all home football games and summer commencement. However, several band members took part in the swing band which played for many noon- time auditorium programs and dances in the gymnasium. Mr. L. L. Gil- more is director. Players saute li PLAYERS CLUB PLAYERS CLUB Bottom Row: Jane DeVries, Gloria Charles, Dick Blakemore, Ethel Franceschine, Doris lvanoff, Jean Throp, Betty Long. . . . Row 2: Beverly Partner' Pe ay Luther' Joan Mathesen, Margaret Hutchcmftv The Players Club is made up of those students Interested ln drnmatlcs Vifgiflfa Rutter. Barbara Ch9S'eYr Coleen J0hf'S0n- who have the required qualifications. This semester the group presented Flow 3: Wayne Cheney, George Harding, Melvin Wright, Carl Dallas, Frank H 1 U Lunasirom, Bob Lavenaar, Jerry Jordan, Danny Oliver. many nlavs, among them One Sunday Afternoon! What a Life and Uncle Harry. One of the main events of the year was the semi-annual formal banquet held at the Clock Supper Club on June 6. At that time entertainment was provided by and for the group, and the dramatic awards were presented. Mr. Bob E. Davis leads the organization as sponsor, and the officers are, president, Dack Blakemore: vice-president, Margaret Hutchcroftg and secretary-treasurer, Virginia Rutter. i321 What A Life! ne Sunday Afternoon Vocaiionalisis and Midalians sf 5 W., ,Vi ..f A.. A as s. 1 -Mi: VOCATIONALISTS Bottom Row: Bill Foreman, Dave Myers, Roger Johnson, Mr. Briscoe, Edson Stelle, Neil Barnes, Arie Decker. Row 2: C. L. Winters, Lanson Welch, Bob Foreman, Bob Briel, Richard Gordon. Row 3: John Nash, Virgil Hillberg, Ronald Moore, Ritchie Wilson, Frans Van Dyk, Duane Massey. BOYS' VOCATIONALISTS This club consists of a group of boys organized for the purpose of studying factory vocations. During the past semester, the boys visited many small and large factories in South Gate and nearby vicinities. They made complete tours of different plants, in order to observe the machinery and the work of the men employed. Mr. Briscoe sponsors the organization, and his officers are, presi- dent. Dave Meyers: vice-president, Bob Brielg treasurer, Ronald Mooreg sergeant at arms, Richard Wilson. fl Am.. as .M fe-...Q- . ,, M' X X 7 . Q i MlDALlANS Bottom Row: Mr. Dyck, Donna Wiseman, Conklin, Anita Ford, Berta Fox. Jeannie Ellingson, Janice Cady, Dona Back Row: Ray Traylor, Jeanne Hodges, LeRoy Lowe, Don Benson, Jim Rogers. Wesley Laubscher, Wayne Logan. MIDALIANS The Midalians were organized to provide noon entertainment for the entire student body. lt was felt that there was need for such a Dr0- gram, in order to make the lunch hours more interesting. The response given by the students has been excellent. A typical weekly program consists of the following activities. Monday, there are softball games. 1Six teams comprise the league, one reprewnilljg each Sem9Sf9f'S Grade-'J On Tuesday, there is a movie in the auditorium. Wednesday noon is dance time in the gymnasium. Thursday is another softball gameg and Friday means a talent show or iam session in the auditorium. Ann Dillon leads the organization as DfBSld9Hf. with VVFCG-Dl'9Sid6flf LBTOY Lowe, and secretary, Berta Fox. Sponsor of the rapidly growing group is Mr. Henry Otto Dyck. Gt Ramvi f .fv 1 f Q f 1 1.33 s... ..,-, - ICTORIAL REVIEW Lgingaus Scenes ' Rs bl kb Li8l'Zeferi4fIa Vex- - s -P m kv S X! V X , f ., x f f X . 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VARSITY TRACK Washington 89V2 South Gate 14V1 jordan 622A 41 V3 '-5 Garfield 52 V2 51 V2 'iff Bell 3 5 V2 68 V2 N--5 Hunt. Park ss 'm 5 as sf: 5 lk,-El League Meet--jordan 57, Huntington Park 65, ri South Gate 36, Garfield 27, Bell 18 BEE TRACK Washington 60 South Gate 35 jordan 79 16 Garfield 73 22 Bell 44 51 Hunt. Park 60 35 League Meet-jordan 703A, Garfield 373A, Huntington Park 3636, South Gate l73A, Bell 8 CEE TRACK Washington 34V3 South Gate 2426 jordan 6526 1 1 V3 Garfield 56 Z1 Bell 51 26 Hunt. Park 462f3 30V3 League Meet-jordan 67, Garfield 25, Bell 16, Huntington Park 15, South Gate 11 E451 VARSITY BASKETBALL 4-HT. TL: -Je Bell Riis Garfield jordan Hunt. Park Bell Riis Garfield jordan Hunt. Park Bell Riis Garfield jordan Hunt. Park Bell Riis Garfield jordan Hunt. Park Roosevelt Poly Wilson San Pedro Garfield Bell Hunt. Park Gardena Torrance 27 19 31 35 29 31 35 22 27 36 South Gate BEE BASKETBALL 18 7 35 25 20 33 12 31 32 22 South Gate GYMNASTICS 90 27 V1 52 V2 43 93 V2 45 V2 35 26 V2 9 South Gate 34 33 35 31 33 29 54 26 39 57 20 29 15 26 26 20 39 26 35 33 30 92 V2 67 V1 77 26 V2 74 V2 85 84 V1 League Meet-Garfield 72, South Gate 16V2, San Pedro 15V2, Bell 7V2 Huntington Park 4, Torrance 2 V1, Compton Compton Cathedral Cathedral Fremont Fremont Bell Garfield H unt. Park Bell Garfield Hunt. Park Gardena 2 TENNIS 5 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 South Gate 4 4 7 7 7 6 7 7 6 7 7 6 .19 Y- .F I J' 7 7'-fv-fi 'A 'K 4' V- 4' A, ' ,, 4 K V J I ' , oi W , 4 Varsity Grid Team Winds Up in Cellar 'Varsity Footballers Fourth The mighty South Gate Rams were trodden on by almost every team in the Eastern League this year as they tied with the jordan Bulldogs for the cellar post. The Rams, at first not believed to be very strong, came to the front after smashing Banning in a practice scrim- mage, The ?ext step to put them in the public ye was an upset over a highly favored Washington eleven. The two local tallies came after two daz- zling runs by all league halfback Ralph Long of 75 and 61 yards, respectively. The Ramblers further took the lead lContinuedl Bee Football Squad Comes Close to Crown E471 CHUCK KENNARD-All League Guard BOB BRAY-215 lb. Tackle DAVE MYERS-Highly Rated Guard Tough Luck Renders Tough Year as they outplayed the Montebello Oil- ers to the tune of I3-O. As South Gate opened their first league contest with Garfield, they were picked to come out on top of the fray, girl, who was in the stands. lt was hard Rams dropped the tilt l9-l2 on the Garfield turf. After recovering from the Bulldog fracas the Ramblers again were picked favorites over a supposedly weak Bell eleven, ln the ensuing struggle the Eagles tripped the Rams' cart by a nar- row 7-6 margin when Rod Lauter picked Long's boble out of the air and traveled 74 yards to pay dirt. The con- version broke a 6-6 tie, giving the Eagles another victory over the South Cate eleven. The third blow landed on the red helmets was dealt by the Orange and Gray Huntington Spark Spartans. A l9 to 6 decision was handed the locals by the Eastern League Champs, com- pletely putting the Ramblers out of any League posts. The Lone Ram touchdown came when Bob Bray re- covered a Spartan bobble and Ralph Long packed it into pay dirt from six yards out. The local eleven took a rest as they walloped Muir l.C. 40 to 6 in a lop- sided contest on Hurd Field. The Ram eleven looked good as they tried a series of new plays that had the de- fenders completely baffled. Lloyd Mc- Collum led the scoring with two treks to the end zone, but the best run of the game was third string Cliff Car- penter's 4l yard jaunt through the whole Muir Tech team, thrilling his girl, who was in the stands. lt kas hard to tell whether Carpenter or Coach Hastings was the most surprised. The following week the Rams squared off with jordan for the cellar spot. The nightmare fracas ended in a deadlock, tying the two teams for fourth place. Leroy Koehler and Ralph Long were elected All-League and Marvin Dip- lock and Charles Kennard were second string runner-ups, E481 CHARLES HASTINGS Varsity Grid Coach 1 ' - wifi 9 A ' tile ' 115' f--, ' Wwe- T' l -QQ H lf'i,2llv-far' il GUS GERSON Bee Grid Coach Q59 I e H :'iA-Tx gy .gg if s Bee Grids Come Close To Title The mighty midgets, Coach C-us Cer- son's Bee footballers, had a fair year in their i946 season. The Rambees wound up with two wins, one tie, and four losses, two of which were in practice competition. In the first game of the season, the Compton Tartars went wild with a fine passing attack to pin a l9-O loss on the bewildered Ramblers. South Gate featured sloppy play throughout the contest. The second game, a practice en- counter. saw the Mighty Midgets lose a close contest, 7-6, to their host, the Washington Generals. South C-ate made the first score in this fracas when Harley Smith blocked and fell on a Washington punt in the end zone. Washington scored on a 25 yard pass. South Cate won their first league game, i2-O, from the Garfield Bull- dogs. Bob Robinson scored one touch- down and passed to Specks Christian- sen for the other. johnny Westergard, tackle, stood out with a 78 yard run- back of an intercepted pass. Bell handed South Gate another de- feat, i3-7. A pass from Paul Halopoff to Bob Robinson late in the game gave South Gate its only score. The Ram- blers tied the Huntington Park Spar- tans, 6-6, in their fifth game. 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Botiom--Bm Hinds Is iackled by Jordan man after pass mtersectplon ew. 3 k 1 ff if 5 W .M Wk f I DON GUYNN, All League Basketball STU DOLLINGER, All League Basketball RALPH LONG, All League Football LEROY KOEHLER, All League Football, is camera shy. Four Make All League AAL Yell Leaders are Robert Lowe, Ed Burcham, Dick Blakemore and Arnold Wilbur. E521 Cagers Champs, Bees Second The Second Place Bee Cage Men I531 Thrilling Games Mark Season Basketball was South Gate's most successful sport this year The Varsity, under Coach Barkham Garner, wound up with the Eastern League champion- ship, and the Bees garnered a hard fought second place tie. After dropping all but one of their practice tilts, which was won in an overtime period, the Rambler Varsity started into league competition. South Gate won its first game by downing the Bell Eagles, 34-27, after building up a 24-6 halftime lead and coasting in from there. Stu Dollinger led the scoring parade with 19 points. The Ramblers had their easiest foe in the Riis Vikings. The Vikings fell, 33-19. Dollinger cleaned up for 12 digits in this outing. The Garfield Bulldogs put up stiff competition in the Ramblers' third game, but finally fell, after building up an 8-1 early first quarter lead, 35- 31. Dollinger garnered 15 counters, although the losers' lim Nelson made 18. The first league defeat was handed to Ramville by the jordan Bulldogs. With the score tied at 3-31, with just one minute to go, the winners sunk two baskets to win, 35-31. Huntington Park provided a thrill- ing contest for South Gate spectators, but lost in the final two minutes, 33- 29, The Spartans had a 25-25 tie with the Rams with the time growing short, but couldn't hang on to it. Bell won the second game from the Ramblers, also in the final minute, 31 - 29. Don Guynn scored 12 points al- though the winners' Charles Faught scored 19. Riis fell, 54-35, after the Ramblers got back on their feet following a three game slump which included two losses. Don Guynn was again Rambler high point man with 16. Garfield proved a stubborn foe again, but South Gate dropped them in a tightly played game, 26-22. Guynn rang up 1O markers in this tilt. South Gate's title hopes went flying high when they bounced back to trounce the lordan quintet, 39-27. Guynn garnered 9, Dollinger, 7. The Huntington Park Spartans fell by a record score in the final game of the season, 57-36, to end Spartans' eight year championship streak and sew up the pennant for the Ramblers. Stu Dollinger scored 19 points this time, while George Pope scored 10, and Paul Griffin, 9. Stu Dollinger and Don Guynn were chosen first string All-League, and Dollinger third string All-City. Stu was high point man for the season with 109, and Don was runnerup with 89. Coach Garner's Bee squad was good during the 1946-47 season, and turned in some fine performances. The midgets lost two games to an excell- ent, undefeated, championship Gar- field squad, split a pair with the Bell Eagles, and downed every other foe to wind up with a second place tie in the final Eastern League standings. ln the first game, South Gate de- feated Bell, 2O-18, when the time limit of 55 minutes ran out. Time outs and too many fouls caused this to happen. The next victory was over the weak Riis Vikings, who fell, 29-7. lt was a build-up for a letdown, however, as 1541 the Ramblers lost the very next game, 35-15, to the Garfield five. The most exciting game of the year for either the Varsity or Bee teams was the narrow 26-25 victory for South Gate over jordan. A skin tight game from start to end, the score stood tied at 25-25 when the final wihstle blew. The overtime period which followed was nearly a riot, and a foul on Cill Ditto of the Rams gave him a free shot, which he made good to win the game. The next two games brought a win and a loss, respectively, to the Ram- bees. Leading all the way, South Gate scored a 26-20 victory over the Hunt- ington Park Spartans, only to take a 33-2O defeat at the hands of the Bell quintet in their rematch. Another win and loss come in the Riis and Garfield tangles, respectively. Riis fell, 39-12, and the Bulldogs from Garfield had a tough time down- ing the Ramblers, 31-26. The jordan-South Gate fray was an- other close affair, the Rams winning again, 35-32. ln the finale of the season, South Gate won a one-sided victory over the Huntington Park Spartans again, this time, 33-22, Coach Gus Gerson's Cee and Dee basketball teams had very little luck in the 1946-47 season. Both teams were with very little talent, and most of the boys were pretty green. The Cees won only one game all Seagon long, and the Dees did a little better, winning three, All in all, however, most of the players were underclass- men and learned a lot of basketball to help them in their future casaba ga- reers. Cees, Dees In Tough Year WW Dee Hoop Squad E551 4' I ,, ai Q1 A, l lg.. .M 1, ' 1 XVTT qi 5 2533 eq. .qu 6 QC uu- Q X H Y s 6 nl r We wx , L. Q 4, a : mf K - f A Q K 6 x ,K 5 X X xl I 3 ww 1 X 5 X if ' C 1 ff X SX N3 Q , x X x NNW X'-..,ffi A A ,fm 5 x K R1 1 wht Nu. wf up mv we ? ,ffm IM M ' ll' O ,,,, ,iw g WZ J f, 1 wi I 5 5 ,4 iw Q ,, f Q4 92 f f M f Q ff mx fgwwzf, .f W f W ff? 4, I 1 4 A 5 2 f 751 A fy X Z , 'Q 'JK X fx S -3 an '- yd! MH ww- ,L il ' varnty Track squad n Thhd ilremen Third, Fourth, Fi Bee Track Squad Earns Fourth E571 Cee Track Team ls Fifth Curry, Griffin Lead Cindermen Boasting the poorest track and field team in five years, the South Gate Varsity thinclads earned a third place tie in the final Eastern League stand- ings for l947. A not too impressive record was had by this year's squad, as they won only one meet in five tries, The first setback was dealt by the powerful Washington Generals. The Generals won, 89 V2-l4V2. l0Vda l downed South Gate 62 V2-4l Vz, and Garfield edged the Rams, 52V2-'il V2, in the first two league contests. The last two meets ended in a 68V2-35V2 victory for South Gate over Bell and a 68 7-15 to 38 8-l 5 victory for Hunt- ington Park over South Gate. The league meet, which gave the Ramblers their tie for third, gave jor- dan 57 points, Huntington Park 40 Vz, South Gate 36, Garfield 27, and Bell, l8V2. ln the League Meet, South Gate placed in every event but the mile, proving to have a well-rounded team. The two most outstanding men on the team were Bud Curry and Paul Griffin. Bud ran the 440 or quarter mile, and set the school record for this race in l946. Curry also ran the lOO yard dash in l947. Griffin ran the high and low hurdles, and in league competition lost only one high hurdle race and two low hurdle races. How- ever, Paul came back in the league finals to win both events. . x 4139 . ,J 43 - P f , N if 4 x-,gl Two other important men were the South Gate shot putters, Leroy Koehler and Bob Bray. Both put consistently 48 and 49 feet and were beaten only once, by Ted Foster of Bell, the league champion for l946 and l947. For the whole season, including the league meet, the high point for the l59l squad was Bud Curry, who went un- defeated in the 440 all year, with 46. Paul Griffin was next with 42. The next ten highest scorers were Leroy Koehler, 2l g Bob Bray, l4g Gail Boggs, l3, Melvin Rutter, l3, jerry Miller, ll, Dick Blakemore, lOg Melvin Wright, lO, and Bill Hinds, Hugh Miller, and Wes Laubscher, each 9. These totals do not include relay points, which were few. The Bees and Cees also had poor teams in l947. The Cees didn't win a single meet, and the Bees could down only the Bell Eagles. Bee stars were Greg Dykes and Nor- man jones in the high and low hurdles, George Posth and Harry McDonald in the sprints, and Cookie Cook in the 660. Gee stars were Tommy McDon- ald, Harry's brother, in the 660, and Smock in the lOO and low hurdles. The All Eastern League Track and Field Meet scores in the Bees were jordan, 7O3Aig Garfield 373A1, Hunt- ington Park 3O3A1g South Gate l73A1' and Bell, 8. n The Cee results were as follows: jordan, 67 V25 Garfield, 25, Bell, l6g Huntington Park, l5, and South Gate, l l V2. No school records were broken in either Varsity, Bee, or Gee events all during the regular season, 1 ss v ss mm. i f '-s fi Q. A D eu- ini wud -of Top: Norm Jones wins high hurdles in first Bee race of season. 10th All City Cross Country team. Reiay mainstays Bud Curry and Art Paradis. Center: Over the first high hurdle nets many expressions. Bottom: Hugh Miller scissors over for first place at Huntington Park. Good South Gate pass here netted 30 yard victory in Bee relay. Over the firsi barrier, in the Eastern cinder finals. Bud Curry Wins League 440 and Takes City I 61 1 COACH GARNER u s 3 ?6?V7WWf fjii , I V ,, B .s. , 4 I 5 Gyrnnasts Wind Up With Second Dick Witt wins second in league side horse. DHHHY Olive' does hand Stapd On Darallels. E521 John Jones' lron Cross looks good, earned points. Chuck Kerinard, one of South Gate's best bar men. Kennard South Gate had a good year in Gym- nastics, being beaten twice by two of the powerhouses in the city, and trouncing every other foe for a second place in the league. To begin with, the Roosevelt Rough- riders rode to a 90-30 win over the Ramblers. South Gate couldn't even garner a first place in this meet, and the Roosevelt crew swept two events. In the second meet, also a practice meet, as with Roosevelt, the Ramblers trounced a weak Polytechnic club, 92V2-27V2. john jones, Chuck Ken- nard, and Ralph McKee were high point men for South Gate with nine digits each. A third practice meet gave the Ramblers a 67 V2-52V2 win over the Wilson Mules. Chuck Kennard gar- nered ll points in this meet. The first league meet was with the San Pedro Pirates. The Pirates fell, 77-43. Chuck Kennard earned i5 points in this encounter and johnny jones, 9. Leads Gym Scorers Ramblers met their first loop defeat at the hands of the Garfield Bulldogs. The Bulldogs bit the Ramblers for 92V2 points. All South Gate could garner was 27 V2. Bozigian of Garfield was high point man with l9, while j. C. Miller, a teammate, was runner- up with l7lf2. 74V2-45V2 was the score in the Bell-South Gate meet, which South Gate easily won. High point men were john jones and Charley Kennard with ten each. ln the last two meets, one a trian- gular affair, South Gate defeated Huntington Park, Gardena, and Tor- rance, respectively. The Spartans fell, 85-35, while South Gate garenered 94lf2 points to 26 jf2 for Gardena and 9 for Torrance in the last meet of the year. i531 ln the league meet, Garfield easily won with 72 points. South Gate was a scant second with l6V2, followed by San Pedro with l5V2, Bell with 7lf2, Huntington Park with 4, Tor- rance with ZV2, and Gardena trailing with 2, For the season, South Gate amassed 538 points to their opponents' 422. The average scores were 67V4 points for South Gate to 523A1 points to the Ramblers' opponents. For the season, Charley Kennard was high point man, garnering a total of 72 digits. john jones was runnerup with 52, and joe Fenwick was third with 48V2. Others who scored over twenty points during the season were Ray Traylor, 4l Vg, Dick Witt, 39, Danny Oliver, 321f7g Larry Cantaline, 3O'fig Ralph McKee, 301 Fred Markle, 265 jerry Amman, 25V2g Eddie Eth- erington, 25 ,Craig Lillywhite, 22, and Wayne Logan, ZOVQ. 'QW A SOlHD8HGlS The softball team, under the super- vision of Mr. Dyck, was not a regular team at South Cate, and played at the students' request, Since most of the teams in the City Schools played base- ball, the league consisted of three teams, jordan, South Cate, and Poly- Good M Sm technic, The jordan squad was a weak foe and provided no trouble for the Ram- blers, but the Poly outfit was pretty strong and could not be easily beaten. The players on the team were Bob favs- . aH League Siedschlag, Perry Paul, Tony Rizotto, Bob Sweeney, Norman jones, Cliff Ditto, Bob Small, Bill Hinds, Pat Green, and Bob Robinson. Robinson was the leading hitter on the South Cate squad. Bob Small fields ball in preparation for putout at first base. Bob Robinson jeads team in batting average- N341 Scl1ool's Best Team Garners Cup The 1947 edition of South Gate's tennis team was one of the best in the history of the school, and they easily cleaned up on almost every foe. Only the first match of the season was lost by the Ram netmen, and that was a disputed victory by the topflight Compton Tartars. The Tartars won, 5-4, on a difference of rules between the C.l.F. and Los Angeles City schools. In a return match, Compton fell, 4-3. Other practice foes were Cathedral, who fell twice, 7-O and 7-Og and Fremont, 7-O and 6-l. ln the first round of league competition, Bell fell 7-O, and so did Garfield, 7-O. In the biggest match of the year, against their toughest foe, South Gate rambled over the highly touted Hunt- ington Park Spartans, 6-l, for a record score. The lineup for the season was changed from time to time, but mostly it was Ewel Grossberg, first singles, Clayton Fowler, second singles, Tom Byron, who, by the way, never lost a match in two years of competition, third singlesg Stu Dollinger, fourth singles, and Don Chase, fifth singles. The doubles lineups were as fol- lows: the first doubles were Howard Maltby and Perry Paul lwhen they weren't fightingl, and the second doubles were Ray Pearson and Don Griffin. Q Dolllnger one of net team's most colorful players 5 U 1 - Tom Byron has lost no singles match in two years' competition. 1 G.A.A. is the Girls Athletic Association of South Gate high school. The girls take part in various sports and after the required amount of participation are allowed to wear a G.A.A. letter. Among other affairs, a G.A.A. sponsored dance, called the Cat's Prom, was held last semester. A banquet at the end of the semester was for the purpose of announcing future plans and awarding the letters and stars. During th spring semester, the organization attended Playdays at different high schools throughout the city. Miss Marilyn Blewett is the sponsor and the officers are, president, Irene Grupeg vice-president, Barbara Warnock: and secretary, Happy Jeffs. G.A.A. CABINET Bottom Row: Shirley Shipley, Neila Marsh, Eleanor Bauer, Delores Strong, Pat Dawson, Jean Phillips. Row 2: Mary Jean Saul, Janet Sjodin, Joanne Bowles, Beverly Sexton, Dorothy Wessler, Delores Swell, Fluie Duval. Row 3: Jerry Gaston, Berta Fox, Carol Trankle, Donna Wiseman, Evelyn An- Sorge. GAA Girls l-la-ave Active Year The Lettergirls organization is composed of over 90 girls, the majority of whom support all school activities. ln the fall semester, Lettergirls enjoyed a bowling league and swimming party at Bimini. Last semester, they carried on many outside activities, such as bowling, swimming horseback-ridigug, and various other sports. The Lettergirls also have charge of the trophy case in the Main Hall, their job being to see that all the trophies are there. The girls had a banquet at the end of the term honoring the new and old officers and the senior A girls. Miss Marilyn Blewett sponsors the Lettergirls and the officers for the past term were, president, Anita Ford: vice-president, Mary Lou Morris: and secretary, Lydia Novak. LETTERGIRLS Bottom Row: Beverly Horney, Barbara Wright, Almonde DeAbate, Jeanine Wilson, Margaret Frembgen, Dorothy Wiseman, Darlene Hecker, Lorraine Smith, Ethel Franceschine, Evelyn Ansorge, Marilyn Pettijohn. Flow 2: Luelle Berger, Dolores Hubik, Irene Grupe, Neila Marsh, Gwen Hall, Mary Duncan, Corinne Cormier, Helen McElmell, Terry Engle, Ruth Noonan, Grace Russo, Lois Gudie, Madeline Walker, Lou Blanpied, Shirley Sparks. Row 3: Donna McAvoy, Dorothy Abel, Marlene Robinson, Delores Lewis, Sally Taylor, Shirley Cass, Phyllis McLean, Dorla Lawson, Edith Menlg, Betty Long, Betty Gordon, Jane DeVries, Jeanne DeVries, Vivian Slavin, Helen Faw. Flow 4: Eleanor Bauer, Frances Jacobsen, Ruth Brown, Peggy Luther, Pat Don- nelly, Yvonne Dell, Dona Conklin, Trionne Marlow, Shirley Baker, Joan Bradley, Mary Lou Morris, Barbara Warnock, Pat Stelle, Marjie Peterson. Row 5: Jean Buckley, Betty Bertiz, Thelma Bugher, Jean Phillips, Shirley Shipley, Betty Jacobson, Virginia Lee, Pat Dawson, Delores Strong, Anita Ford, Lydia Novak. i COMIC SECTICDN If You've Ever Watched Seniors Very Long, You'lI Know Why We Call These Pages The Comic Section 'TSMG 86631069 C3655 r ' X v., 1 . , Barr ML wir' Officers W '47 Sr. B. Officers President--Paul l-lalopoff Vice-President-lack Carizorieri Secretary-Madeline Walker Treasurer-Pat Bloomquist Sr. A Officers President-Vince Canzone Vice-President-Lou Blaripied Secretary-Madeline Walker Treasurer-Pat Bloomquist F x. l , R., fv, , W 474245911- Senior King and Oueen Shirley Sparks and Vince Canzone Ephebians Patricia Bloomquist, Shirley learme DeVries, Ervin Regehr BOB ADDISON-Boys' Federation. JEAN LOUISE ACNEW-Girls' League. IOHN LEWIS AGNEW-Boys' Federation. ROBERT BRYAN ALLISON-Boys' Federation. IACQUELINE ANDERSON-Sr. Breakfast Com. IIMMIE ANDERSON-Football and Track. EVELYN RUTH ANSORCIE-Lettergirls, CAA, Coeds, Rambler Choir, Girl of the Month of October, King and Queen Com. MARILYN LOUISE ARNDT-Girls' League. BARBARA IEANNETTE BARBOUR-Girls' League. LORNA NOREENE BARTON-C-AA. IAMES E. BENTLEY-Boys' Federation. ARNOLD BIGENHO-llth and l2th grade Hi-Y, Track and Varsity Football. ELLA LOU BLANPIED-V-Pres. Sr. Class, Pres. of CAA, V-Pres. Tri-Y, Lettergirls, Executive Council, Student Court, Co-op, Co-eds, Prom. Com., Sr. Tea Com., Sr. Rec. Corn. PATRICIA ELEANOR BLOOMQUIST-Treas. Sr. B, Sr. A Class, Ephebian, Sealbearer, Ladies, Clerk of Student Court, Sec. Tri-Y, GAA, Lettergirls, Rambler Choir, Young Citizens Club, Sr. Breakfast Com., Sr. Rec. Com. CLARENCE BOOLS-B Basketball, Hi-Y, Aeolian Choir. KENNETH BOYD-Hi-Y. DARLENE BRASH-Sr. Breakfast Com. RICHARD BRIDWELL-Boys' Federation. ELENCRE BROWN-l2th grade Tri-Y, Teen-age Canteen. FRANCES RUTH BROWN-Sec. Tri-Y, Lettergirls, CSF, GAA, EDGAR HOWARD BURCHAM-Knights, 2nd All League, 2nd All City in Gymnastics, Chaplain Hi-Y Huskies. EDWIN LENUIT BURCHAM-Hi-Y Huskies, Yell Leader, Varsity Track. PHYLLIS LORRAINE BURNS-Student Court, Co-op, Tri-Y, GAA, Sr. Breakfast Com. Sr. Rec. Com., Sr. Prom. Com., WFC. RICHARD WILLIS BRYANT--Boys' Federation. If-31 wa, ,, t fm - Sl X ir . , . 1 'I 4' Winter I9-47 1 la A ' ' L ' u 1 lil F: 5 . I 'X fy. ...gy .. :.p:x,:1i:,. .:E1.5i2Eg. ' - .igxf -TEE' :3:,....', ' I rigggi ' gif K ta, Ulf, . .-mg, can ::,V. . I - - . N,-,, ...Q v ., w'2 55 ,V . ..'I,'i-is-.milf-'i , IF -te -. I E s I sf 1 I . 16 9 it ss sis ix I N-4g N v ' is f N5--.t,ss,?' V ,gs K. g,.a-seg X ,Q Legs. Q rw - .g. t,,.' . xx '47 IERRY CALKINSYWFC. NEIL CAMPBELL-Varsity Football, Pres. l2th grade Hi-Y, Sr Rec. Com. Sr. Prom. Com. VINCE CANZONE-Pres. Sr. A Class, Pres. Ramville Rendezvous Pres. Hi-Y, Executive Council, Rambler Choir, Varsity Track Pres. Sr, Rec. Com. CLIFF CARPENTER-Varsity Track and Football. RUSSELL PHILLIPS CHAPPELL-Orpheus, WFC, CSF. GLORIA HOPE CHARLES-Players, Commencement Speaker, Tri-Y, Co-op., Plays- One Sunday Afternoon, Christmas Cantata, A Wedding. ARIE DEKKER-Pres. Voc. Machine, Sr. King and Queen Com., Cross Country Letterman. MAXINE YVONNE DELL-Sealbearer, CSF, Lettergirls, GAA, Sr. Tea Com., Sr. Rec. Com., Sec. WFC. IACK DERLOSHON-Basketball, Hi-Y. SHIRLEY IANE DEVRIES-Sealbearer, Ladies, Historian of Scholar- ship, Pres. I2th Gr. Tri-Y, Treas llth Gr. Tri-Y, Inter-Club Council lOth Gr. Tri-Y, Lettergirls, GAA, Student Court, Co-op. Gov't., Rambler Choir, Girl's Glee, Aeolian, Sr. Skit Com., Sr. Breakfast Com., WFC, Orpheus, Young Citizen's Club, Players. KATHRYN IEANNE DEVRIES-Pres. Ladies, ludge Student Court Ephebian, Sealbearrer, Commencement Speaker, Pres. Tri-Y Executive Council, CSF, GAA Lettereirls, WFC. Orpheus, Rambler Choir, Young Citizens Club, Co-op, Sr. Skit Com., Chairman Sr, Breakfast Com. CHARLES IOHN DIONESE-B-Track, B-Football. v 1 CHARLES DODD-Hi-Y Treas., Varsity Track-Cross Country, B-Football. BETTY DOTY-Co-eds, Sr. Breakfast Com. IEANNE MARIE DYMUSQSec. Student Body, Ladies, Tri-Y, Lettergirls, GAA, BIZ Girls' League Rep. BILL FOREMAN-Pres. Knights, Football, Hi-Y, Boys' Federation. BEVERLY IUNE FORTNER-Sealbearer, Ladies, Pres. CSF, Players Club, Student Court, One Sunday Afternoon, Co-op Govt, lOth Gr., Sec. llth Gr. and l2th Gr., Tri-Y, Rambler Choir, World Friendship, Sr. Gifts Com., Christmas Cantata. ETHEL LORRAINE FRANCESCHINE-Pres, Players-AIZ, Sec. and Treas. Players-BIZ, GAA, Co-eds, Lettergirls, World Friendship, junior Miss, Our Town, One Sunday After- noon, The Wedding. BEVERLY IEAN GENTRY-Pep., GAA, Co-op. Govt. LLOYD DOUGLAS GEORGE-Hi-Y, B-Manager Track, B-Football. BETTY IO GIVENS-Executive Council, Scholarship, Aeolian Choir, Sr. Tea Corn., Sr. Rec. Com. PATRICIA ELAINE GORDON-Girls' League. BETTY CORINNE GRANDY-Pres, Euodia, Orpheus, lam Session, Sr. Orchesctra. MARY GRIFFO-Girls' League. l701 I 1 IOANN ROSALIE GRISSOM-Co-op, GAA. GWYNETH HALL-Sec. Co-eds, Lettergirls, GAA, Chariman Sr. King and Queen Com. PAUL M. HALOPOFF-Pres. Student Body, Pres, Executive Coun- cil, Knights, Pres. Sr. B Class, Treas, Hi-Y Huskies, Track and Football, Sr. King and Queen Com., Sr. Rec. Com. IOYCE EVELYN HART-Sec. Ladies, Tri-Y, Co-op, Treas. WFC, GAA, Sr. Rec. Com. NAOMI HOFFMAN-Student Store Clerk, Aeolian Choir, Euodia. BARBARA ANNE HOMAN-Soloist in Fashion Show, One Sun- day Afternoon, Baccalaureate Service, Rambler Choir, WFC, Sr. Tea Com. MARY ANN HORN-WFC, Sr, Tea Com., Sr. Breakfast Com. THOMAS RICHARD IACKSON-Football, Boys' Federation. EDITH ANN IENSEN-Student Body Vice-President, Girls' League Vice-President, Seal Bearer, CSF, Song Leader, Lettergirls, Pep Club, GAA Secretary and Yell Leader, BIO Girls' League Representative, AIO Representative Executive Council, BIZ Chairman Sr. Rec, Day Com., Com. of Recreation, Princess in I946 Rose Parade, Sec. Southeast Youth Council, Rambler Choir, Ramville Rendezvous Chairman. IUNE G. KAUTZER-Sr. Tea Com. HELEN KAVONIAN-Girls' League. SHIRLEY EMOGENE KIDWELL-Tri-Y, GAA, Co-op Goverment, World Friendship, Sr. Breakfast Com. IACK C. KINTZ-Hi-Y, Varsity Basketball, Pres. Rambler Choir. VIRGINIA LEE KNOWLES-Girls' League. DELORES LUCILLE LEWIS-GAA, Lettergirls, Aeolian Choir, Sr. King and Queen Com., Mixed Chorus, World Friendship. DUN MANN-Sec. -Treas. Boys' Federation, Pres.-Vice-Pres.-Sec. Hi-Y, Sr. Rec, Day Com. IENNY E. MASCARO-Co-eds, Aeolian, Girls' Glee, Sr, Gift Com., Fashion Show, Library Science. IAMES MASON-Boys' Federation. VIOLA MATTHESS--Lettergirls, GAA, WFC, Aeolian Choir, Big Sister, Sr. King and Queen Com,, Girls' Glee, DONNA LEE MCAVOY-Tri-Y, Inter-club Council Representative, Rambler Choir, Aeolian Choir, Sr. Tea Com., Lettergirls, GAA, WFC. MELVI N Mc I NTYRE-Student Government. CAROLYN MERCADO-Girls' League. PAUL NAGLE-Bcys' Federation. DONALD L. NASH-Voc. Mach. Club. l71I i X 7 sf 42,4 f . 9 ff X W 7 , .. 15, 'ff IW i sf' 4' V Q. , , eiifzf' f , U W'1i7 MARY ETHEL NELSON-Girls' League. DOROTHY G. NOONAN-Pres. and Sec. Pep Club, Ladies, Foot- ball Queen, Rose Queen Court, Co-op, GAA, Executive Coun- cil, Sr. Board, Rambler Choir, Chairman Prom. Com, ROSE MARIE NORIEGA-Co-eds, GAA, Sr. Gift Com. ROSIE OHANESIAN-Sr, Breakfast Com. SCHUYLER CRAYTON PASCHALL ll-Hi-Y, Basketball, Prom. Com., Rambler Choir. RALPH HAYNIS PATTON-Boys' Federation. MARIORIE PETERSON-Co-eds, Lettergirls, Rambler Choir, GAA, Aeolian Choir, Bach Festival, One Sunday Afternoon, Student Government. GEORGE THOMAS POPE-Basketball, Hi-Y, Rambler Choir, CSF. ERVIN FRANK REGEHR-Knights, Ephebians, Student Council Pres., Hi-Y, Rambler Choir, Basketball, CSF, Sealbearer, Boys' Federation Council, Staff Photographer, Stardusters Revue, One Sunday Afternoon, Our Town. ALICE IEAN RIFFER-GAA, Tri-Y, Co-op, WFC, Sr. Breakfast Com,, Lettergirls. GLORIA RIVAS-Girls' League. SHIRLEY ANN ROWELL-Girls' League. ELEANOR RUIZ-Girls' League. BILL SALISBURY-Football, Knights, Hi-Y, Boys' Federation Council. DEAN SANDFORD-Varsity Football, Letterman, Pres. Hi-Y Huskies, Knights, Sr. King and Queen Com., Sports Editor, Boys' Week. BARBARA MARIE SCHOTT-Sec. Players' Club, One Sunday Afternoon, junior Miss, Our Town. HARLEY SMITH-Hi-Y, Knights, B Track, B Football. NILA SNOW-Rambler Choir, Aeolian Choir, Sr. King and Queen Com., Girls' Glee. SHIRLEY IUNE SPARKS-Girls' League Representative, Girl of the Month Chairman, Sr. Rec. Day Com., Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, Rambler Choir, Co-eds, GAA, Lettergirls, Drama. PATSY MAE STEELE-CSF, Treas. Tri-Y, Lettergirls, Rambler Choir, Sr. Rec. Day Com. IACK STEWART-Boys' Federation. MARIORIE IEAN THOMPSON-Girls' League. EDITH ELLEN THORNTON-Girls' League. AVA LEE THRONE-Girls' League, I721 T, W..- . FRANS VAN DYK III-Vocationalists. ' I I ' IIM VOLLMER-Football, B Track, Letterman, Knights, Hi-Y Huskies, Sr. Rec. Day Com., Sr. King and Queen Com, BARBARA ANN WALDEN-Girls' League. MADELINE WALKER+Sec. Sr. A Class, Editor Rambler, Sr, Editor Rambleback, Student Court, V-Pres. Tri-Y, CAA, Letter- girls, Co-op, Girls' League Representative, Sr. Rec. Day Com., Sr. Tea Com. ELAINE ELLEN WESTERGARD-Rambler Choir, Aeolian Choir, Orpheus Club, Euodia. MARY CATHERINE WHITE-V-Pres, Ladies, GAA, Lettergirls, Rose Queen Court, Girl of the Month, Co-op, V-Pres, Girls' League, Prom Com., Sr. Rec. Day Com., WFC, Rambler Choir. DOROTHY GRACE WISEMAN-Pep Club, Rambler Choir, CSF, GAA, Lettergirls, Co-op, Sr. Girls' Glee, Sr. Breakfast Com., WFC, GRANT HAROLD YOUNG-Boys' Federation. GENE ZIMMERMAN-Sr. Rec. Day Com. NO PICTURE SHIRLEY MAE AGOSTA ALAN DOYLE ANDERSON TERRY DAVE CARPENTER MEREDITH TRENTON CROW GEORGE ALBERT ELLIS HILUARD CLIFFORD ELLIS, IR. LAWRENCE FISHER PATRICIA IANE HELLWIG FREDERICK B. HOLOBOFF DONNA LAMPHEAR DANIEL M. MacDOUGALL PETER DUYS MEURSINGE WILLIAM E. MITCHELL EUGENE L. PRANTE WILFRED W. SOPER RICHARD C. STEIGER HARRY TAYLOR IR. BILLY TED UTLEY LAWRENCE C. 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Bottom row--Suzanne Potter, Frances Horton, Florence Johnson. Miss February Miss January MARTHE MQBRIDE BEVERLY FORTNER l75 Miss September Miss October WWAN SLAWN EVELYN ANSORGE W'47 SR. KING AND QUEEN CANDIDATES Top row-Jeanne Dymus, Viola Matthess, Shirley Sparks. Bottom row-Don Mann, Vince Canzone, Neil Campbell. Qflicers S '47 Sr. B. Qflicers President-Don Benson Vice-President-Roy McConnell Secretary-joan Bradley Treasurer-Vivian Slavin Sr. A Officers President-Paul Griffin Vice-President-Dick Blakemore Secretary-Vivian Slavin Treasurer-Margie Frembgen XXX , x ax X B s o Senior King and Queen Suzanne Potter, Craig Lillywhite Eplwebians lim Smith, Paul Griffin, Fred Coleman, Pat Donnelly, Barbara Wright, Dolores Strong, Florence johnson DOROTHY IEAN ABEL-Tri-Y, Lettergirls, GAA. IOAN AFFLERBAUCH-Girls' League. MARY VIRGINIA AIKEN-Seal Bearer, CSF, Transferred from Franklin. MARGARET ELLEN AKE-Girls' League. SUSAN ALDER-Girls' League, IACK MYRON ALEXANDER-Rambler Choir, Stardusters Re- Ellif' One Sunday Afternoon, Christmas Cantata, B Foot- a . MARILYN ANDERSON-judge of Student Court, Ladies, Ex. Coun. BETTE MARIE BAELE-Girls' League. SHIRLEY IUNE BAKER-Seal Bearer, Ladies, Rambler Choir, Star- dusters Revue, GAA, Co-eds, Aeolian Choir, Lettergirls, V-Pres. Tri-Y, Youth lnterprets the News, WFC, Co-op Govt., Ribbon Bearer. NEIL BARNES-Basketball. PHILIP BARNES-WFC. RENA BARRY-Girls' League. LaMONA BASCOM-Girls' League. ELEANOR RUTH BAUER-Ladies, Sr. Tri-Y, Sec. llth Gr. Tri-Y, Girls' Glee, Rambler Choir, Stardusters' Revue, Sr. Orch., Sr. Tea Com., Girls' League Cabinet. HERBERT PAUL BECK-A, B, C Basketball, Hi-Y Dukes. DON BENSON-Var. Basketball, Knights, Hi-Y Dukes, Sr. B Class Pres., Midalians, Sr. A Cabinet, Aeolian, Rambler Choir, Stardusters' Revue, Snow White, Boys' Fed. Cab. ALICE BERG-judge of Student Court, Ex. Council, Rambler Choir, Stardusters' Revue, Co-op Govt., Sr. Rec. Skit, Sr. B Song Writer, Ribbon Bearer, Cotton Day Princess, Co-eds, Girls' Glee, GAA. PHIL BERGENER-Radio Club. BETTY BERT I Z-GAA, Lettergi rls. DICK BLAKEMORE-V-Pres. Sr. A Class, Pres. Players, Oscar Winner, Our Town, junior Miss, What a Life, Var. B Track, Knights, Hi-Y Dukes, Sr. Tea Com., Sr. Rec. Day Com., Rambler Choir, Yell Leader. ROCHELLE RAYE BLUMEL-Sr. Girls' Glee, Aeolian, Co-op. Govt., Co-eds, Sr. Breakfast Com., Sr. Rec. Day Com. IQHN WILLIAM BOOTH-Boys' Federation. VELMA LOU BOWEN-Girls' League. BARBARA BRACY--Co-eds, Co-op, Govt,, GAA, Ribbon Bearer, Prom. Com,, WFC, Rambler and Rambleback Staffs, CSF, E771 . .A . .' f Le ! f K .- ' ,. ff .4 y , 3,1 Y 5 ff X Summer IQ47 .', Q 'K A-I I . ,s .XJ ftvls v 'fa I I-fu I I S '47 fl.- fsi? 0 if f I' nik fg if gf!! 'XXI 41 Q 1 7 Z2 Q. Q it 9' af I f f v , f N' , if :fx . I 4 'N 1 BARBARA BRADAC-Sec. of Co-eds. IOAN BRADLEY-Pres. Pep, Sec. Sr. B Class, Sr. Tea Com., Student Court Clerk, Ribbon Bearer, GAA, Lettergirls, Co-op. Govt., Sr. Prom. Com., Song Leader of Sr. B. Class. WILLIAM BRAUN-Hi-Y Dukes, Swing Band. BOB BRAY-Var. Football Letterman. WILSON BRIDGES-Pres. WFC, Orpheus, Orchestra. ROBERT BRIEL-Voc. Pro. Award, V-Pres. Voc. Club. WILBUR BROOKS-Boys' Federation, FRED E. BROWN-Rambler Choir, Aeolian, MARY VOLENE BROWN-Girls' League. IEANNE MARIE BUCKLEY-Lettergirls, GAA, Co-op. Govt., Radio Pro. THELMA LOUISE BUGHER-Lettergirls, Girls' Glee, Dec, Com. RONALD BURCH-Boys' Federation. TOM BYRON-B, C, D Basketball, Var. Track, Tennis, Football. LOIS ANN CALKINS-Rambler Choir, Stardusters' Revue, Aeolian, Lettergirls, GAA. WILLIAM HOWARD CAMP-CSF, Key Club, Rambleback, Car- toonist. LAWRENCE CANTALIN I-Boys' Federation. SHIRLEY LEE CASS-Clerk ot Student Court, Ribbon Bearer, Sr. Rec. Day Com., Sr. Tea Com., Lettergirls, Co-op. Govt., GAA. BEVERLY IOAN CASTOR-Sr. Girls' Glee, Aeolian, Rambler Choir, Spring Fes., Christmas Cantata, Stardusters' Revue, Sr. Skit Bach Festival. 9 RICHARD CAYLOR-Boys' Federation. WAYNE DEAN CHENEY-Players, What a Life, One Sunday Afternoon. BEATRICE ELAINE Cl-IRISTENSEN-Girls' League. BETTY CIOLINO-Girls' League. BONNIE CLARK-Girls' League. NEALE CLARKlBoys' Federation. U31 VIRGINIA CLARK-Players, Aeolian, Radio Prod., GAA, Trans. from Texas. LELAI-I CLINGMAN-Orchestra. ALFRED NEY COLEMAN Ill-Knights, Snow White, Sec. Hi-Y Dukes, Rambler Choir, Stardusters' Revue, Var. Track. TOM COLSEN-Boys' Federation. DONA LEE CONKLIN-Pe Club Rambleback and Rambler Staffs D I Midalians, Sr. Cab., Chm. Prom Com., Lettergirls, WFC, GAA Co-op Govt., Aeolian Choir, Ribbon Bearer, CSF. CORINNE LUCILLE CORIVIIER-Com. of Halls, Tri-Y, Players, Pres. Lettergirls, GAA, Co-op. Govt., Rambler Choir, Star- dusters' Revue, Young Citizens' Club, Sr. Prom. Com. Aeolian. 1 I WANDA COUSINS-Lettergirls, GAA, Radio Prod. CAROL CURL-Pep, Girl of Month, Class Rep., Sr. Prom Com., Aeolian, Sr. Rec. Day Com. FRANCIS L. CURRY-V-Pres. Knights, Snow White, A and B Track, Pres. Student Govt., Pres. Boys' Fed., Executive Coun- cil, Prom. Com. CARL DALLAS-V-Pres. Players, One Sunday Afternoon. PATSY DAWSON-GAA, Lettergirls, co-eds. ALMONDE IDA BALLIN DeABATE-Pres. Girls' League, Sr. Cab., Executive Council, GAA, Lettergirls, Rambler Choir, Star- dusters' Revue, Co-op. Govt., Sr. Rec. Day Com., CSF, Sr. B Song Leader, Prom Com., Aeolian, One Sunday Afternoon, School Motto Com. ROSE DELGADILLO-Girls' League. IOHN DERBYSHIRE-Boys' Federation. ARLYN DEROUIN-Boys' Federation. VICTORIA DICIOLLA-Co-eds, Aeolian. FARICE DOBSON-Girls' League. ARTA DIAN DODGE-Euodia. PAT DONNELLY-Ephebians, Ladies, Pres. Sr. Tri-Y, Rambler and Rambleback Staffs, V-Pres. GAA, Lettergirls, Sr. Rec. Day Com., Hat and Bow Day Com., Girls' League Rep., Co-op. Govt., CSF. IANET DOYLE-Girls' League. MARY DUNCAN-Hist. Ladies, Treas. WFC., Sec. Lettergirls, GAA, Ribbon Bearer, Tri-Y. ANNE ECCLES-Tri-Y, Treas. Ladies, WFC Cab., Rarnblebads and Rambler Staffs, Young Citizens Club, GAA, CSF, Co-op. Govt., Ribbon Bearer, Orpheus. I ' MARY LUCILLE ELLIS-Co-eds, Girls' Glee. THERESA YOLANDE ENGEL-Lettergirls, GAA, WFC Cab., Our Town, Tri-Y, Co-op. Govt., Sr. Rec. Com. i791 f 7 iii If 1 W 1, 5 AWP? I - af , W, X' .1 f . ,X I .fy W P .Q S'1l7 If S '47 ELISABETH ENGEN-CSF. ARBA ENGSTROM-Tri-Y, Pres. Orpheus, Euodia. MARTHA ERICKSON-Girls' Glee. EVERETT HAROLD FAULKNER-Hi-Y Dukes. HELEN LOUISE FAW-Al2 Girls' League Rep., Lettergirls, Girl of Month Com., Co-op Govt., Rambler Choir, Stardusters' Revue. IDA MAE FINEGAN-Treas. Pep, Rambler Choir, Stardusters' Revue, GAA, Ribbon Bearer, Sr. Rec. Day Com., Sr. Breakfast Com., Co-op. Govt. DONALD W. FLETCHER-Hi-Y, Prom Com., Youth lnterprets the News. ANITA MAY FORD-GAA, Midalians, Pep Co-eds, Pres. Letter- girls, Rambler Choir, Sr. Cab., Ch. Sr. Rec. Day, Christmas Cantata, V-Pres. Girls' League, Co-op. Govt., Ladies, Ribbon Bearer, Sr, Breakfast Com., Stardusters' Revue, Girls' Glee. MARIORIE ANN FREMBGEN-Treas. Sr. A Class, Ladies, Seal Bearer, Rambler Choir, Stardusters' Revue, Tri-Y, Letter- girls, GAA, Sr. Cab., Sr. Gift Com., Co-op Govt., Ribbon Bearer, Aeolian. HELEN GAGYO-Gi rls' League. BETTIE LEE GARDNER-Ribbon Bearer, Players, Radio Prod., What a Life. lOLE PAULINE GATTI-Girls' League Cab., Co-op. Govt., Diploma Bearer. BILL GEMMILL-Stage Crew. IEAN El-lZABETH GILLESPIE-GAA, Sr. Tea Com., Sr. Prom Com., Sr. Gift Com. PHYLLIS DIANE GLENN-Rambler Choir, Stardusters' Revue, Sr. Tea Com., Aeolian, Glee Club. JOSEPH 1. GRAFFIO-Proj. Crew. EUNICE GREER-Rambler Choir. PAUL H. GRIFFIN-Sr. A Class Pres., Pres. Knights., Pres. Rambler Choir, Stardusters' Revue, Snow White, Var. Letterman in Basketball, Track, Tennis, Pres. Hi-Y Dukes, Ephebian, Ex. Coun., Athletic Mgr., Pres. Boys' Fed., CSF. EWEL GROSSBERG-Var. Letterman in Tennis, Key Club, Co-op Govt. IRENE LAURA GRUPE-Pres. GAA, Ex. Coun., Lettergirls, Tri-Y, V-Pres. l lth Gr. Tri-Y, Rambler Choir, Stardusters' Revue, Sr. Rec. Day Com., Co-op. Govt. KATHRYN FRANCES GRUPE-Rambler and Rambleback Staffs, Radio Prod. Club. LOIS GUDIE-Lettergirls, GAA, Sr. Rec, Day Com. BARBARA ILENE GUNDRED-Sr. Tea Com., Office, Library. GUYNN-V-Pres. Boys' Fed., V-Pres. Hi-Y Dukes Snow White, B and Var. Track, A, D Basketball, Com., Aeolian. E901 u ESTELLE HADLEY-Sr. Tea Com. EMILY HAIDUK--Rambler Choir, Stardusters' Revue. ANNIE LAURIE HALE-Q-Girls' League. HM HALL-B and D Basketball, Var. and B Track. THELMA BERNICE HANNAH-Aeolian Choir. DOROTHY HANSEN-GAA, Sr. Girls' Glee, Christmas Cantata. IOAN HANSEN-Ladies, Sec. Tri-Y, Sealbearer, V-Pres, CSF, WFC. ROY HARDISON-Hi-Y Dukes, A and B Track. MARILYN HARPER-Girls' League. GEORGE W. HARTZHElM-Sr. Rec. Com., Letterman in Var. Basketball, B Track. BOB HATCHER-Sec. lOth Gr. Hi-Y, WFC, C Basketball. ANITA DARLEEN HECKER-Sr. B Rec. Com., Football Team, Co-op. Govt., GAA Lettergirls, Seal Bearer, Tri-Y, Glee Club, Aeolian, Young Citizens Club. ALVERTA LOUISE HEIN-Rambler Choir, Aeolian, Sr. Girls' Glee, Stardusters' Revue, Christmas Cantata, Spring Festival, Fashion Show, Sr. Tea Hostess, Sr. A Rec. Day Songs. ' 1oHNNiE HENDERSON-oafls'-1League. A A HERB GORDON-Boys' Federation. IIM HINERMAN-Hi-Y Dukes, B Football. BILL HINDS-Var. Football and Track, Knights, Snow White, Hi-Yi Dukes, Baseball. , LOUIS Hiuos-iofh cf. Hi-Y, csr, cveaskefbaii. CARROLL HIVELY-Boys' Federation. BEVERLY HORNEY-GAA, Lettergirls, Co-eds, Rambler Choir. FRANCESHHORTON-Com. of Halls, Sec. Pep, GAA, Ribbon Bearer, Ch. Sr. Tea Com., Sr. Cab., Sr. Rec. Com., Aeolian, Co-op Govt., Sr. Prom Com.. DOLORES HELEN HUBIK-CSF, Young Citizens' Club, Co-op .A Govt., GAA, Lettergirls,-,WFC Cab., Rambler and -Rarmbleback n -Staffs, Radio Prod. Club. 1 Y MARGARET HUTCHCROFT-Players, What a Life, ' One Sun- day Afternoon, Rambler Choir. PEGGY IEAN INGLETT-Aeolian, Prom Com., Co-op Govt, llllgl S '47 1 ef , . 6? ff 'V l , 331 V l V4 f Y ll ' 21. '-H h V l A fjd ii, .yisf li ,M i 1 - 2 ,ii ' Ig . -i .QE ij Xml X S '47 KENNETH I RW I N-Stage Crew. DORIS IVANOFF-Players, junior Miss, Elizabeth the Queen, Our Town, One Sunday Afternoon, Wh-if 2 Life. Sf- Tri-Y, Radio Prod. CHARLES JACKSON-Boys' Federation. IOAN IACKSON-GAA, Sr. Rec. Com., Sr. Prom Com., Co-op Govt. BE'l'I'Y IACOBSON-Lettergirls, GAA, Co-eds, Sr. Rec. Com. FRANCES LUCILLE IACOBSEN-Treas. Tri-Y, Lettergirls, CAA. BILL IAGGER-Var. Football, Co-op. Govt. HARRIET ELIZABETH JEFFS-Ribbon Bearer, CSF, GAA Cab., Lettergirls, Co-eds, Aeolian, Co-op Govt., Sr. Tea Com., Sr. Breakfast Com., Sr. Rec. Day Com. CHARLES JOHNSON-Boys' Federation. FLORENCE IOHNSON-Ephebian, Sealbearer, V-Pres. Ladies, Pres Co-eds, Tri-Y, Sec. WFC, Rambler Choir, Stardusters' Re- vue, Baccalaureate, One Sunday Afternoon, Sr. Queen Candidate. ORPHA CLARICE IOLLY-WFC, Sr. Banner Com., Sr. Tea Com. BOB IONES-Boys' Federation. CURTIS IONES-Boys' Federation. DOLORES ANN JONES-Girls' League. IOHN IONES-Sec. Knights, Snow White, Pres. Hi-Y Dukes, Sr. Cab., Gymnastics Letterman. BARBARA IORDAN-Players, What a Life, Sr. Prom Com., Rambler and Rambleback Staffs, Aeolian. LOU ELLEN IORGENSEN-GAA, Sr. Rec. Com., Ribbon Bearer. RALPH KEAYS-Boys' Federation. PHILIP S. KEELER-Hi-Y, B Football. CHARLES KENNARD-Gymnastics Letterman, Var. Football, B Track, Key Club, Hi-Y. N KEPPINGER Boys' PAema0n. FLOYD KIRK-B Football, Stage Mgr., Hi-Y, Pres. Aeolian, Rambler Choir, Stardusters' Revue, Our Town, junior Miss, What a Life, Players. BETTY LOU KLINE-Girls' League. LeROY KOEHLER-Boys' Federation. i321 I I wwf,- LOIS KOPPLIN-C0-eds, GAA. MARGUERITE LATZ-Girls' League. GERALD LaVENTURE-Knights, Snow Wl1ite, Letterman. THOMAS H. LAWRENCE, JR.-Hi-Y, Dukes. DORLA JEAN LAWSON-Tri-Y, Lettergirls, GAA. EVELYN VICTORIA LEANO-Co-eds, Glee Club. VIRGINIA LEE-GAA, Lettergirls, Co-eds, RUDOLPH JOSEPH LEONE-Hi-Y, Co-op Govt. CRAIG W, LILLYWHITE-Knights, Snow White, Hi-Y Dukes, Rambler Choir, Stardusters. WANDA LOHMULLER-WFC Cab. BETTY LONG-Inter-club Rep. for Tri-Y, Players, GAA, Letter- girls, WFC Cab., Rambler Staff, Ribbon Bearer, Sec. Radio Prod. Co-op Govt. EDWARD LOPEZ-Rambler Choir, Hi-Y Dukes, Players, Aeolian, C and D Basketball, Var., B and C Track, Junior Miss, One Sunday Afternoon, What a Life, Sr. Rec. Com., Letterman, Stardusters' Revue. ISLA MAE LOVE-Sr. Tea Com. LAVONN LUCAS-Co-eds, Ribbon Bearer, Aeolian Choir, GAA PEGGY LUTHER-Players, Lettergirls, Radio Prod. Club, GAA, Our Town, Happy Journey, What a Life, Ribbon Bearer, JEAN LYON-Girls' League. ROSEMARY MALHOIT-Girls' League. HAROLD N. MANHEIM-V, Track, Sr. Band, Treas. of City WFC, B Football, Baseball, Tennis, Prom. Com. FRANK MARINELLI-Boys' Federation. CHARLENE BEVERLY MARLEAU-V-Pres. Co-eds, Tri-Y, Ribbon Bearer. TRIONNE LaRETHA MARLOW-Ladies, CSF, Pres. llth Gr. Tri-Y, Lettergirls, Sr. Prom. COS., V-Pres. Sr. Tri-Y, Hist. ot GAA, WFC, Co-eds, Ribbon earer, Co-op Govt., Young Citizens' ClGb, Sr. Rec. Com., Rambler Staff Graduation Speaker, I ' ' NEILA MARSH-Sec. Ladies, CSF, Pres. IOtI'i Gr. Tri-Y, V-Pres. WFC, Hist. GAA, Lettergirls, Executive Council, Aeolian Choir, Co-op Govt., Ribbon Bearer, Pres. Red Cross, Sr. Rec. Com. ROSE MASTRONI-Girls' League. MARTHA 'TERESA McBRlDE-Co-eds, Rambler Staff, Girl ot the Mont . E331 S'1I7 I I S '47 CECELIA ELIZABETH MCCABE-Sr. Prom. Com. ROY MCCONNELL-Sr. Prom. Com. SUSAN ELAINE MCCOY-GAA, Red Cross Com., Girls' League. HARRY MCDONALD-Boys' Federation. HELEN LILLIAN MCELMELL-Ladies, Tri-Y, GAA, Lettergirls, Girls' League Cab., Sr. Rec. Football Team, V-Pres. Lettergirls. MARCENE MCENTEE-Girls' League. PHYLLIS ANN MCLEAN-GAA, Lettergirls. HELEN LORRAINE MEIER-Girls' League, EDITH ANNE MENIG-Ladies' Hist., V-Pres.-Sec, CSF, Sealbearer, Cotton Day Queen, GAA, Lettergirls, Tri-Y, Girl of the Month, Rambler Choir. RACHEL MERCADO-Girls' League. IOHN METCHNIKOFF-V. Basketball, GERALD F. MILLER-Hi-Y Dukes, Rambler Editor, Sports Ed. of Rambleback, V. Track, Ex. Council. RONALD MOORE-Boys' Federation. CAROL IUNE MORRIS-Rambler Choir, Aeolian Choir, State WFC Treas., V-Pres. WFC. MARY LOU MORRIS-Pres, Ladies, Treas. Pep Club, V.-Pres. Lettergirls, Seal Bearer, Girl of the Month, GAA, Co-eds, Rambler Choir, Ribbon Bearer, Rambler and Rambleback Staffs, Co-op Govt., Stardusters' Revue, Christmas Cantata. ALYCE DOLORES MOUNTCASTLE-V-Pres. Girls' League, Ramb- ler Choir, Aeolian Choir, Treas. Co-eds, Sec. WFC, Star- dusters' Revue, WFC Forum, Co-op Govt. RAMONA NELLINE MULLINS-Rambler Choir, One.Sunday Afternoon, Stardusters' Revue, Aeolian Choir. DAVID ROBERT MYERS-Knights, Pres. Voc. Mach. Class. Voc. Award Winner, V. Football, SAMMY NAHRA-WFC Cab., Co-op Govt., Sci. Club, Orpheus, Capt. Softball Team, A, B Football, Track, Players' Club. RETA N EAL-Gi rls' League. KENNETH NOERNBERG-Pres. Hi-Y Dukes, Sealbearer, Boys' Fed, Cab. MELVIN R, NORTHERN-Rambler Choir, Stardusters' Revue, Baseball. CYNTHIA BASSETT NOURSE-Rambler Choir, CSF, Tri-Y, GAA. LYDIA LORRAINE NOVAK-Sec. Lettergirls and Co-eds, GAA. i941 SHIRLEY PADEN-Girls' League. ART PARADIS-V. Track, Boys' Federation. MARCIA RUTH PARROTT-Pep Club, Co-op Govt., Sr. Prom. Com., Aeolian Choir, Sr. Rec. Com. RALPH PATTERSON-Boys' Federation, Orpheus Treas. WILSON PATTERSON-Rambler Choir, V. Track, One Sunday Afternoon, Transferred .from Monrovia. PERRY PAUL-B Basketball, Hi-Y Dukes. DOLORES PAULINO-Co-eds, GAA. Orpheus. PAT E. PETERSON-Girls' League. GLORIA PLESSMAN-Sr. Band, Christmas Play, GAA, Sr. Rec. Com. OLLIE IRENE POOLE-Girls' League. GEORGE A. POSTH-Hi-Y Dukes, B Football, B Track, Aeolian, Rambler Choir, Stardusters' Revue, Sr. Cab., Sr. Rec. Corn., WFC, Sr. Prom Com. SUZANNE POTTER-Pres. of Pep, Girls' League Rep., Mardi Gras Queen, Cotton Day Queen, GAA, Ch. Prorn Com., Sr. Rec. Com. IULIA PUTZ-CSF, Ribbon Bearer. CECIL REED-Boys' Federation. llM REYNOLDS-Boys' Federation. ALICE REYNOLDS-Tri-Y, Rambler Choir, Stardusters' Revue. RUTH REYNOLDS-Rambler Choir, Stardusters' Revue, Tri-Y. FRANK HENRY RICE-WFC, Library Assistant. NORMA IEAN RlGEfAeolian, Lettergirls, GAA. VALERIE MAE RICE-Ex. Coun., Sr. Cab., Girls' Glee, Ch. Sr. Tea Com., Girl of the Month, Sr. Prom. Com., Sr. B Rec. Com. DANA ROBBINS-Boys' Federation. BOB ROBINSON-Stu. Body Pres., Knights, Letterman, Var. Baseball, B Football, Ex. Coun., Snow White, Star- dusters' Revue, Rambler Choir, Aeolian, Hi-Y Dukes, Sr Prom Com., Sr. Rec. Com. MARLENE ROBINSON-Tri-Y, CSF, Rambler Choir, GAA Aeolian Lettergirls, Stardusters' Revue, Co-op Govt. jAMES MERRILL ROGERS-Pres. Boys' Federation, Knights, Ex, Coun., Midalians, Key Club, Snow White, A and B Foot- ball, CSF. S '47 I S '47 BERN ICE ROUSE-Girls' League. GRACE MARIE RUSSO-Lettergirls, Sr. Cab., GAA, Sr. Breakfast Com., Sr. Rec. Day Com. VIRGINIA MAE RUTTER-Players, Sec. and Treas., What a Life, One Sunday Afternoon, Radio Club. BETTE LORRAINE SANDERS-Rambler Choir, Aeolian, Sr. Girls' Glee, V-Pres, Co-eds, Girl of the Month Com., Christmas Play, Stardusters' Revue, Sr. Tea Com., Spring Festival. PHILAMENA SANDO-Players, Cojeds, Lettergirls, GAA, Tri-Y Treas., WFC., What a Life, Rambler Staff, Co-op Govt. MICHAEL SAWA-Boys' Federation. RODNEY SCHAPEL-Var. Football . CHERRILL ELISE SCHELL-Rambler Choir, Stardusters' Revue, Seal Bearer. ROBERT WILLIAM SCHMIDT-B and C Basketball. BEVERLY IEANNE SCHREIBER-CSF, Co-op Govt., Aeolian, Girl of the Month Com. FRANCIS LAWRENCE SCHUYLER-Mgr. B Football, A and B Track, Sr. Rec. Com. IEWELL SCOTT-Boys' Federation. PHILIP G. SCOTT-V. Tennis, Cross-country Track, B Football, Grnd. Com. SHIRLEY IRENE SHIPLEY-Co-eds, Lettergirls, GAA, Girls' Glee. LUELLA SHOEMAKER--C-irls' League. IAMES SHOEMATE-Boys' Federation. BERT SIESSER-Track, Football. DON SIESSER-Boys' Federation. PAUL SISSUNG-Boys' Federation. ROSE SKELTON-V-Pres. and Sec. Euodia, CSF. BOB SKINN-Boys' Federation. VIVIAN SLAVIN-Sr. A Sec., Sr. B Treas., Girl of the Month, Tri-Y, Sr, Cab., GAA, Lettergirls, Girls' League Cab., Sr. Breakfast Com., Sr, Rec. Com. BOB SM ITH-Boys' Federation. EVELYN LORRAINE SMITH--Tri-Y, Lettergirls, CSF, GAA, CO-Op Govt., Euodia. lf35l H. JAMES SMITH-V-Pres. Knights, Pres. Ephebian Pledges, Pres. Hi-Y Dukes, V. Football, A and B Track, Rambler Sr. Rec. Com., Boys' Fed. Cab., CSF, Stardusters Snow White. MARIE SPARROW-Girls' League. ROBERT SPECIAL-Boys' Federation. NADINE SPRENGER-Girls' League. ANNETTE STEINBERG-Rambler and Rambleback Staff, GAA IOth Gr. Tri-Y, Aeolian Choir, Co-op Govt., Sr. Tea Com., Sr. Prom Com., Graduation Speaker. EVELYN STEWART-Co-eds, Aeolian Choir, Co-op Govt., Girl of the Month Corn., Ribbon Bearer. LaVINA STOKES-Girls' League. DOLORES LOUISE STRONG-V-Pres. Stu. Body, Ephebians, Seal Bearer, Pres. Girls' League, Pres. GAA, Sec. CSF, Young gitizens' Club, Pep, Lettergirls, Ladies, Sr. Rec. Com., Ex. oun. RICHARD TAYLOR-Boys' Federation. SALLY TAYLOR--Sec. Stu. Body, Sec. Girls' League, GAA, Letter- girls, Ribbon Bearer, Ex. Coun., V-Pres. Co-eds, Sr. Prom Com. MARY IEANNE THOMING--Rambler Choir, Stardusters' Revue, Aeolian, Sr. Girls' Glee, Bach Festival. VIRGINIA THOM PSON-Aeolian Choir. ADA THURBER-Girls' League. BETTY LOU TILLMAN-CSF, Pres. Euodia, Sec. and Parl. of Orpheus, Orch. ROBERT GUY TINGLEY-Key Club. WILLIAM RAY TRAYLOR-Knights, Pres. Student Govt., Hi-Y Dukes. RONALD TREPAS-Boys' Federation. DONNA RAE TRIPP-Girls' League. ELMA ROSE TRONES-Rambler Choir, Stardusters' Revue, GAA, Aeolian, Sr. Girls' Glee, Sr. Rec. Com. HELEN TRUESDELL-Girls' League. GEORGE VALITON--Orpheus, WFC, Band, Orch. FILBERT VENTURA-Pres. Key Club. BARBARA WARNOCK-Pres. of Co-eds, Sec. of GAA, Lettergirls. LEE IACKSON WEAVER-Sr. Breakfast Com. E971 V. ..,. -M y.. S '47 . ,W I ,f is Z f iff!! . -MN , X if N, Az, l fave J ' 99,4 'J Q , ,f . fn? ' Ney W fy DOROTHY WEISHEIT-CO-op Govt. JAMES WELLS-Boys' Federation. BERNICE JUNE WHISLER-Rambler Choir, Aeolian, GAA Radno Prod. RICHARD EDWIN WHITEMAN-Trans. from South Bend Ind GENE LESLIE WICKLANDER-Band, Rambler Staff. LOREN WILKINSON-Boys' Federation. NORMA GWEN WILLIAMS-CSF, Co-eds, Sr. Tea Com Sr Prom Com. ,P LAURA JEANNINE WILSON-GAA, Lettergirls, Co-eds JOYCE CAROL WILSON-GAA, Rambler Choir. RICHARD WILSON-Boys' Federation. JOANN MARGARET WINBERG-Co-eds, Girls' Glee, GAA Letter Lettergirls. BETTY WOOTEN-Girls' League. BARBARA M. WRIGHT-Pres. Girls' League, Epheblan Ladles Pep, CSF, Lettergirls, Rambler Choir, , One Sunday After noon, Stardusters' Revue. NELDA MADINE WRIGHT-Tri-Y. JAMES WYLIE-B Football, B Track, CSF. CAMERA SHY IN SERVICE RAY LUNDBERG FRANK LUNDSTROM HOLMES PARSLOW ROBERT ALVIN CARLSON ROBERT ALLEN HARDIN WALTER B. JACOBSEN RAYMOND MAGNAS JOHN ALBERT MCLERMOTT JOE MATZ HERBERT J. 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