St Bernard High School - Voyager Yearbook (Playa Del Rey, CA)

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Left to right, FIRST ROlVf,l. Sonimerlczimp. D. Cunningham, J. Recd, M. Billizui, M. Clllsnn, M. Spcncc. M. Huhcr, E. Thompson, J. Czrseholt, B. Hartman, S. Comm. SECOND ROWfM. Malcolm, M. Knnhh, H. Stone, L. Straus, I. Kisperr, K. Mctzucr, M, Mote, M. Gerard. V. NVmkle, rl. Schumzikcr, V. Brown, P. Bern- hciscl. THIRD RUXY--E. Koller, A. Estcp. H. XY:itson, F. Duhon, D. Rulf. l. Xlhfitlxxzirtl, ll. Kzxmcnshek, B. Arniticosl, fl. Davis, P. Milner, YV. Kcmp, XV. Hatfield, C. Turncr, E. Ramlel. FOURTH ROXY 'Bcity Huckstcp, sponsor, M. Pccno, M. johnson, V. Gruhcr, V. Ziegler. A. Backs, M. flvunrivnglltun, F. fhhsnn, R. Schultz, I. flonnciqhlon, R. Smith, J. Vzmtlnmrnt, FIFTH RUXV-HP. Hclnxkamn, il. Iloxw, Mays, D. Hzulkcr, llfugncr, M. Uajus, L. Cottcy, J. Entltcr, B. Wathcrspoon, B. Thomas. I7. Morris, C. Rorhfuss. D, Bnckclmain. Il. Sommrrfcltl, M. Reardon. SIXTH RUXY7D. Riehfnrrh. H. Rishforth, K. Dnlmvon, M. Hclm' kzimp. R. Vamdzrmcnl. ,l. Meyer. R. Sewell, F. Greene, B. Pccno, H. Mcjrer, V. Hlnitilcsmli, M. H.lncy, Il, llfxlf liams. SEVENTH ROXV-NI. Meyer, S. Hcnizc, D. Danner, E. Kincaid, A. Hzulker. ,l. Platt. 4 The I940-41 year ol school activity has heen a happy one lor each ancl every girl helonging to G. A. A. As the cluh has a large membership, there has heen no limit to the activities ollferecl, and every member has chosen her own sports freely. In every G. A. A. girl's Memory Book, there will he a place left lor G. A. A. activities, such as initiation, haslcethail, volleyball, hasehall, shutflehoard, haciminton, ping-pong, tennis, hicycling, and hiking trips. To the girls maintaining the highest number of points came the honor of being appointed to the Pep Squad, whose fine worlc at the baslcethall games was well enioyecl. The climax of the year was our Annual IVIay Program which was tops from beginning to encl. To the G. A. A. of l04l-42 we, the seniors of l94l G. A. A., talce this oppor- tunity of wishing their organization a successful and hapyy year. Presiclent ............. Vice Presiclent Secretary ........ Treasurer ..... Aclviser ...... OFFICERS 41 Iwiartha lxlote '4l ...............Hhlartha hlote Katherine Metzger ......IVIarion Gerard ......Vivian VVinlcle .......lVIiss I'Iuclcstep

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'K '-I Left to right, FIRST ROW-R. Carling, B. Miller. E. McDaniel, W. Hyne, R. Pennington, D. lvade, R. Smith, K. Sowder, H. Thompson, H. Goldberg. SECOND ROXVfL. Oshorn, L. jacob, P. Friedman, C. Burton, C. Morgan, M. Morgan, B. Katenkamp, R. Parry, V. Boesken. xl. Hcnkc, B. Ames, H. Byrom, L. Sowder, L. Pceno, R. Kelley. THIRD ROW-V. Osborn. J. Boxve, A. Brecden, F. Wachsman, H. Anderson, H. Krebs, K. Devore. E. Heitlage, R. Meyer, L. Radel, P. Hcrbig, B. Miller, L. Sharhati, R. Davis, I. Schefter. FOURTH ROXV-Ii. Thomas, R. Price. C. Hartman, R. Carling. E. Mciners, H. Spurrier, D. lX'hite, M. Thompson, R. Koenig. H. Estcp, S. Peeno. J. Bashang, P. Meiners, C. Malcolm, R. Wachsman. C. Stump, J. St. Clair, R. Hardiman. FIFTH ROW- W. C. Riddell, adviserg A. Duval, O. Fickc, R. Burkhardl. R. Luebbering, D. Carling, H. Hutl, A. Stock, D. Nagel, E. Nagel, O. Dean. H. Brockman. VI. Smith, B. Hayes. B. Backs. E. Wilson, R. Krchs, F. Sims. SIXTH ROWfR. Pennington. j. Morgenroth, H. Clements, R. Dixon, R. Dun' ham, R. lYood, R. lVash, D. Sprinqmeier, S. Bollinger, R. Boclcelmun, C. Devore. SEVENTH ROW- R. XYinklv:. ,l. Dishon, j. D. Moore. C. Gajus. E. Hauenstein, The B. A. A. is an organization composed ol hoys from the seventh to the twellth grades. Its purpose is to give those hoys who do not participate in inter- scholastic' athletics a Chance to pass their leisure time talcing part in some sport. Among the sports played this year volleyhall, ping-pong, haslcethall, and shuffle- hoard were very popular. Vve hope that next year the memhers ol H. A. A. will have as good a time and as much lun as we have had this year. President ............. Vice President ..... Secretary . ...... .. Treasurer .... Adviser ...... OFFICERS 40 .Iaclr Scheffer '45 .......VirgiI Boeslcen ..............Iaclc Henlce .....BiIl Katenlcamp ......Rohert Parry ......Mr. Riddell

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Left to right, FIRST ROXV--E. Wagner, M. Ringwald, XY. Steidle, E. Kroger, E. Loewe, R. Mugler, B. Ames, G. Kaufman, L. Runner, J. Smith, L. NVilson, M. jones, D. Halker SECOND ROYV-D. Buckler, L. Sowder, R. Schaefer, E. Mary, D. Hagedorn, J. Alexander, A. Schumackcr, N. Reed. L. Cooley, R. Gajus. E. Mc' Daniel, R. Wood, j. Niederhelm. THIRD ROW'-Mr. Pfnff, A. Halker, K. Record, J. Hodges, R. Smith, D. Steidle, J, St. Clair, R. Bockelman, U. Schell, R. Thimpe, E. Heitlage, T. Wethinutcin, R. VVachsman R. Pennington. FOURTH ROW-A. Gottlieb, R. Davis, j. Morgenroth, B. Scharzmzm, F. Dishon, R. Dixon XV. Schnckel. There are many organizations in the school, hut the one in which we are most interested is our own school hand, which had its heginning ahout two years ago. Since its organization, the hand has marched in several parades, played at the school haslcethall games. at the Junior and Senior Class plays, and at several other school functions. Under the able direction of its director. lhlr. Ralph Plaff, the hand has increased to forty-eight, including four drum majorettes. As long as it exists, the hand will endeavor to grow and grow, striving to hecome more proficient in its worlc. Elaine Vvagner '44 42 lN