Webb Schools - El Espejo Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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Storl ke Ulm' Rifleman NAD vis Costorllefl' Mr. G ' e, .,w-f 'idx X Smith. Tgon. 'morn B Nagar. MO Nxofgh. Ho , . 4. Y DONUS. el Godhe e Nl ' gxofl . fl ' wr 9 re5lO I B0 ii iiwslonla XSOWQY 'lv- . I ' U . 1. Owme 5, l 'fmC salsa G0 WXNQNN Siolllng Ylelchh n. 1 f, gronso NX RO S' goxle Cli ROW wie- 'CRO . e. Won 9,Ps S Ounrv XSSXNG , gl . zzz, M Led by Mr. Davis, the Webb School Junior Rifle Club has had an excellent year. The forty members of the club shoot four times a week for National Rifle Association rankings. The best sharpshooters are Loehr, shooting for Dis- tinguished Rifleman, Costanten and Markert, Cr0fYf Maman' . Woods' LEFT TQ RlGl'll- LKZZWZKIZ aiming for Expert Rifleman, and Stone, working for his ninth bar. In their free time the club members have been replacing some of the old equipment, such as target frames and benches, and have greatly improved the shooting range. Sowyer I W checks Morlods, Marken and Score, 1 Cmfy look rt'g on O5 Mr

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-an-ui'-q ebafors A Debaters take careful note of Mr. Price's suggestions. LEFT TO RIGHT Baker, Mr. Price, Webb, Willis, Howser. l if The Lincoln Debating Society had a very success- ful and active year. The society debated with other high schools and the faculty. Since the club stresses all forms of public speaking, there were many extemporaneous speeches a n d round-table discussions. The officers for the first semester were president, Jim Willis, vice-presi- dent, Cleve Baker, secretary, Dave Webb, ser- geant at arms, Fritz Howser, and adviser, Mr. Price. Y . X 1 5 . Firestone presents his arguments in a heated debate. BACK ROW: Boyer, Dwinnell, Winter, T. Thompson, Firestone, Muffler, Bailey FRONT ROW: Howser, Baker, Willis, Mr. Price, Webb.

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I? FRONT Jayne, Sr Chess has aroused great interest this year at ' 'Coe code . mer, Mr 1 yllfnyer, F Webb. The student enthusiasts meet at Mr. Price's house and play several matches every Sunday afternoon. The regular members, many of whom are iust learning the game, are Win- taude Patief1'lY walls' s m0V6 GS . ell Ponders 'WX' Dwinn P lCe isher 1 Cfqryi I Dwfnnell ter, Dwinnell, McCurdy, Willis, Webb, Barnard, Jayne, and Stallings. The club has had an un- usually active year, and the game has promise of greater popularity in the years to come. Smiling. Q . 'ld Jayne . El1,o Y Q game durir, 9 lheif free Y ime 'sling' i ,, ' f f +7 vixga-..