Webb Schools - El Espejo Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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Plaut, Hunsucker, Washburn, E. MacDonald, Mitchum. RIFLE CLUB 1 5 vw' s , Mr. Harris, Rifle Club advisor -- If you can't beat 'em, ioin 'em. The addition of new facilities has had both pleasing and disgruntling effects on many student activities. Unfortunately this year the Rifle Club was made to suffer. For be- fore school had begun the rifle range was torn up to make way for the construction of the Jameson Dormitory. To the sorrow of all the Rifle Club members, this construc- tion continued throughout almost all the year, making sad its trigger- happy members. The prospects of a new range are still unmaterialized, but Mr. Harris and Mr. George Whit- more, who has offered to finance the building of a new range, have found a possible site behind the present trap house. However the Club will probably be stymied for the near future because of the build- ing program.

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FIRST ROW: Mitchum, Mitchell, Trefethen, M. Wright, Washburn, Boyer, Nigh. SECOND ROW: Gaynor, Wideman, Eorward, Cutler, Blaisdell, Valentine, Connelly, Scharff, Evans, THIRD ROW. Geremia, Greening, B. Handschumacher, J. Somers, Breeze, C. Rey- nolds, Rule, Tancredi, J. Smith. MISSING: Chapin, Koster, Krieger, Treadway, T. Wilson. Few clubs in past years had the vol- ume or tone control or well-blended mixture of tenors and basses that this year's Glee Club boasted. All classes, even the Eighth Grade, were well represented and participated willingly and happily in the Christ- mas Program Iwith girlsl and even in Chapel on Sunday Iwith more girlsl. Director McMillin and the elected officers-President Gaynor, Vice-President Reynolds, Secretary- Treasurer J. Smith and Sergeant-at Arms Geremia -- disciplined and drilled the group in precision march- ing and singing, To facilitate seat- ing in the over-crowded Chapel, the Choir sat each morning in front and led the student body singing. When not practicing for special programs, the Choir indulged in a recording of Christmas Candle and starring performances at the Jameson Dor- mitory dedication, Parents Day, and Commencement. GLEE CLUB AND CHOIR ws Director McMillin and Organist Marilyn Neher. 7

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Mr. lversen, Nigh, Ackerson, J. Wilson, Heintz. The Trap Club, getting oft to a slow start because of a dry-brush fire hazard, made up for lost time by shooting on every possible occa- sion. The participating members, Ackerson, Birdsey, Nigh, Heintz, J. Wilson, C. Reynolds, and M. Wright, were a sharp-eyed group, each of whom had his sights on the celebrated and hotly contested Quiggle Cup. With Mr. lversen as faculty advisor, J. Wilson as Presi- dent, Ackerson as Vice-President, and Heintz as Secretary, the Trap Club had no lack ot leadership. From the first shoot, the week end after Christmas, to the Quiggle Cup competition, the club has shown constant improvement and steady enthusiasm. TRAP CLUB Pulll 9