Webb Schools - El Espejo Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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Ad,..,Nd L N Fleming blasts his way out of a sand trap as Hines watches. Off Girl The Golf Club, under the able leadership of Mr. Mellon, has had a successful first year. Its mem- bership has grown to ten active golfers, who play three or four times a week at the local courses. Six of the seven team members played the Flintridge team, and the outcome of the battle was a strong victory for Webb. Don Harris Fleming and Hines mark the cup as Mr. Mellpn gets set to puff. ' and John Hines held top scores of six points each. Sandy Kerr scored five, and Jim Fleming and Murray Marsh picked up four each. Dan Chand- ler, who is in his first year of golf, made a fine showing by holding his opponent to a draw. Because of its great success'this year the Golf Club can expect an increased membership next. BACK ROW: Dunning, Mr. Mellon, Gildred, Koenig, Beniamin. FRONT ROW: Kerr, Kaufman, Hines, Harris, Marsh, Fleming. .1v 'TO 5 z

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Op- LEFT TO RIGHT: Whyte, Kaufman, Williams, Trommald, Mr. Hooper, Koerner. Sfamp 6 Every other Monday evening after study hall Mr. Hooper and the stamp enthusiasts meet to swap and discuss stamps. The latest stamp periodicals are read, and refreshments are served. Those who regularly attend these informal sessions are Elliott Trommald, Bob Kaufman, Ricky Whyte, Buzz Koerner, and Rawson Harmon. Not only Kaufman, Harmon, and Koerner listen as Mr. Hooper reads the latest stamp news. does the Stamp Club afford entertainment to its members, but it also gives knowledge and in- formation about the philatelic world, which is every day becoming larger. Stamp collecting is a fascinating hobby, for besides collecting stamps one collects knowledge. LEFT TO RIGHT: Trommald, Whyte, and Koerner add to their collections.

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My-x 5 E, 1Nazs.,L is 2 'en LEFT TO RIGHT: Koenig, Chandler, Fleishhacker, McBride, Wheelon, Capps, B. Baker, Marsh, Loehr. Sk' Z6 This year the Webb Ski Club had many enthusi- astic members. Mount Baldy with the rope tow at Movie Slope and the new three-mile chair lift higher up the mountain became by unanimous approval the popular resort for the club. The snow conditions were comparatively poor, how- Cupps and Chandler wax skis for a trip to Mount Baldy. ever, and the hickory addicts could not get their fill of the challenging slopes. Nevertheless, with the able assistance of Mr. Howell Webb, the skiers ventured to the lifts on top of Mount Baldy whenever the snow conditions were satisfactory. Action on the near-by ski slopes.