Webb Schools - El Espejo Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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.f,1x, ,L - ..,,,-. , iii ,- C.S.F Life Members Edwards Cum Laude Members Hempel, and Blciisclell Keck, and Work C.S.F,, the California Scholarship Federation, has no officers and meets only once a year lto have its picture taken for El Espejol. Nevertheless, membership in the organization is highly prized. The requirements tor C.S.F. are rigid-an average of two A's and B's in four solid subjects per semester. This year in addition to C S F the Webb School has been granted a chapter of Cum Laude Requirements for entrance are a ninety per cent average for three years ot high school Charter members of Cum Laude are Hempel Keck and Work Hempel served as president SITTING FIRST ROW Duff Lindquist Chaffey Work C Blaisdell Edwards Hempel Keck Benson A Whyte STANDING SECOND ROW Boyne Lesser Johnson Arms rang Tuteur M Hudnall Kelland Plaut Price Culbertson Washbburn Gentile STANDING THIRD ROW Cooley Kersten J Smith Armour Strathmann Hooper J Hall Whyte Shelton Mulhauser , . . ., - 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - A . 4 - - 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - -1 1 1

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QUILL. SCROLL T20 Rn. Messrs McMullnn Wzlson and MacDon Hempel Keck and N Wynn Inn levns old faculty advzsers yell edufors of the Sage Just as golfers have thelr Burnmg Tree Webbs pen pushers and unksllngers have thelr Quull and Scroll The Wall Rogers Chapter of the Qunll and Scroll ns only one of the 6900 chapters nn this nnternatxonal honor society The opplncant for admnsslon rnust be an enther the Junnor or the Sensor class and must be a contrnbutor to enther the Blue and Gold or El Espelo Durnng the year the Quull ond Scroll sponsored an essay contest open to all members of the student body The best essoys from thus contest were prlnted nn the Sage, Webb s tnrst lnterary mogaznne o special prolect of Quill and Scroll Cf' ...J SEATED N Wynn Sfen Qulggle Keck Hempel Work Halgren STANDING Cueva Ware Tufeur Lindquist Brown J Hall Fldanque Kingsley I f .. ' V - I I . . .,' I ' , A . . r. . .. , . - I - . . . , . 'Q qi in -:Y l . . l . 1 - 1 . .x A ' 1 .. L f If , J W I , , 5 L I , J . Lx R : ' I I A I I I I . : f I I I . 1 I - 1 A I I .

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Take an idea for a theme, add hours of dummy work, salt well with the sweat of literally days spent in the darkroom, plus pages of publisher-editor corre- spondence, endless headaches, and the perspective of a full year of preparation and execution, and you have some of the dimensions of EI Espeio l958. The bulk of this responsibility fell on four persons. Mr. Wilson and Mr. McMillin, the faculty advisers, not only gave ex- pert advice, moral support, and re- freshments, but also assisted with many of the photographic and rewrite chores. At the top of a pyramid of staff workers, with his perpetual grin, was EI Espeio's inspired and hard-working editor-in- chief, Charles Work. His right arm was Jack Halgren, whose ability and forti- tude proved more than adequate for the gigantic 'ob of photographic editor With these executives and powered by an efficient and faithful staff EI Espelo 1958 evolved into the book which you now hold in your hands ESPEJO I- Messrs McMillan and Wilson faculty advisers l22 FIRST ROW Fidanque Keck Work Halgren SECOND ROW Quiggle Brown Edwards Sten N Wynn THIRD ROW Phillips J Hudnall J Hall Lindquist FOURTH ROW SIXTH ROW Hathaway Cueva B Hazelton McConahey SEVENTH ROW Swede Thomson Ketchum Larson EIGHTH ROW Dunham R Whyte Atherton J Smith Tuteur NINTH ROW Carr Bayne Trommald Plaut TENTH ROW L Somers Ripley R Hall Stith ELEVENTH ROW Gray J Somers Kelland Whitmore Duff . - ' I ' H HQ Lowe, T. Moore, Kersten, Stark, FIFTH ROW: C. Blaisdell, S, Hanson, Cooley, Seiffert