Webb Schools - El Espejo Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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FIRST ROW: MacCIean, Thompson, Gentile, Brooke, J. Iversen, Bray, A. Price, Boyer. SECOND ROW: Shafer, M. Wright, Trefethen, Pinkham, Hornaday, Michael, Fawcett, Kauffman, B. Parks. THIRD ROW: D. Handschumacher, P. Parks, Mr. Alf, Mr. Iversen, Thomas, Millar, E. MacDonald. FOURTH ROW: J. Smith, Trommald, Schulze, Mixon, Alcock, Davidge, Ackerson, Zemurray, Baum, Birdsey, Dwan, DeNault, Lassenius, Power, Darsie, Lucking, Bell, Mulhauser. PECCARY SOCIETY . A 1 4 E-fm fi ' fsiitf 751142 its .Q : , ' ' W gg.-.., ws g:e?gf:g :U E K .Jgm r., 6- 4 ,- fs 1 551.-'. it 5 , miftg. 3' 'J' , '. 'i,tx,, ui - - . , , , ' A - - . -.W A , 5 . M, .,A.mV ., ,Jw , W -cw, ' '-ef -'T'-1 . ' 14 1 K , ,'. ' is J' I f 4 - X 1 A A- .1 A ' V J, -c A- A Q ' ll . ie - 4, :rx 5' Nl. K: , y , 9. . . -I -'L -. Y. ' .-.. Q 1, I.,-u mee- ?' 3 ' H fy '. . .. f lglii .,.1'j,.. g . ---: ' ' , V L . an '.'3 4f fn .f 'n V ' '. ' . . ' ' 1' . . 1' -gf 1 '. NW 4' Jak ,,. , I R , ur. ' ' ' an A A wp f ' - V, 3 , Jr It It 4 .ity l32 ' A trip to the Avawatz - Pre-Jameson. A most integral part of the year 1959-60 has been, of course, the Peccary Society-a loyal group of Webb students and faculty whose leisure time is devoted to the col- lection and restoration ot fossils. Journeying from the Avawatz Moun- tains near Baker, California, to the Badlands National Monument in South Dakota go the Peccary men, on week ends, month ends and on Thanksgiving, Easter, and summer vacations. The fruits of each trip, in plaster casts or paper bags, are treasured-up in the Raymond Alt Museum. Whether or not he unearths a pocketful of paleontological plun- der, any Peccary man counts himself lucky indeed to have escaped for a time to the wilderness and to have been close to the earth.

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Kiss me, darling The Drama Club's production of In- herit the Wind , a play by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee, was a great success. The play, which deals with the Scopes Monkey Trial, and which stars fictitious counterparts of the two great orators and law- yers, Clarence Darrow and William Jennings Bryan, was directed by Mr. Young, Difficulties were en- countered in handling the crowds in the mob scenes, but through the cooperative efforts of the actors and the stage crew, those difficulties were overcome and the Drama Club chalked up one more outstanding performance. 'lol' Yeulify Who s a monkey?

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Teacher and philosopher, paleontol- ogist extraordinary and a maker of men is Raymond Alf. He alone built- up the museum that bears his name, and he above all can claim credit for the Peccary Society and the host of doctors, of earth-scientists and of leaders that it has produced. From tiery sessions in Biology and Ad- vanced Math has come his reputa- tion as a teacher and philosopher- trom unnumbered excursions and experiences in Western tossil beds, his reputation as a paleontologist- and from a lite devoted to excel- lence, to dignity, and to achieve- ment, his reputation as a maker of men. , ,. , ff ,J W, I J , A A, . - ,ef ,, H 7 -7 .All , R D .f 'I qv. 1 1 . 1 V-Y, ,fini fl. s'x 1, I f K' :Q . . P '2' ff' -L T .,.ge-,,.- MA A 2. ,V ,JP Lf fl i 'A f I. .' - ' 15 .f' .g ' I5 W. Q- -- .-4 ,, Ji ,, .' A, J, . W ,+ .. 5 ga ' f vw 2 'YL ' Ve- .. .,.. e,f-':.- , I .. -r '.K - 133 Shot o hot The Man.