Baldwin Park High School - Sagittar Yearbook (Baldwin Park, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1952 volume:

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MESKER, Business MR. PIKE, History MR. GRATNER, Business MR. CLARK, Mathematics MR. NINNIMAN, Mathematics MR. THORNE, Mathematics t i l MR. HERTENSTEIN, English MRS. FRANCIS, English MR. GREELEY, English MR. EDWARDS, Social Living MRS. HUBLER, Arf MR. GREENWELL, Music 'T' MRS. HARGIS, Girls athletics MR. NIGG, Boys athletics MR. SCHNELL, Boys athletics MRS. HERNER, Librarian MRS. GRIFFIN, Nurse MRS. DYE, English N 1 1 I '41, MR. Pl MR. lceilefelillivlllll Melo' Shop ' 6 i Social - . MER' Scienc - MR, HAR Lrvm Miz. cixmx Homemakmg ms, woodshop Q Mies. 'Spanish MR. SOWA' OFFICE I ' Mrs. Endacott, Mrs. Clemmer, Mrs. Naf- f 4 ' ziger, Miss Nazarian, Mrs. Bynum, Mrs. L . 1 Beebe. Q., sf 1 by 3, we 'Wt' , , Zflfdflfllf In every efficiently run school we find behind the scenes a hard working staff that keeps the day to day functions of non-classroom activities rolling smoothly along. In Baldwin Park High School we find no exception to this, for our office staff, malt shop women, bus drivers, and maintenance men all worked diligently to make our first year a success. , 5' x I7 6 .ri MAINTENANCE MAI-'I' SHOP Ikneelingl Mr. Whittington, Mr. Barnes lstandingl Mr. Chrisman, Mr. Clemmer, Mr. Dillon, Mr. Hutto, Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Ewegen, Mrs. Shannon, Mrs. Mr. Wood. Deon. BUS DRIVERS Row I-Mr. McWherter, Mr. Timmons, Mr. Covert, Mr. Adams. Row 2--Mr. Brown, Mr. Seaman, Mr. McCallister, Mr. Drum, Mr. Zimmer, Mr. Morgan. wrmnwfsra. L k, R , Lgwffyil . . . Lgfdflfllfgf ff M.- M 54 .fE'?'J,. f Y, . ,vm ,4U,,, I ' vw 19 ,, ,,, ,,f,,'. , H ,, A git, 1 f l ,kv vp . Q :Q ' f ' ff'g,I' WM QA ff? Q ' ' Q. k' ffm f K D I , ev , f 15' 4 ,f iii? i VW' .ef 1 , -,. ., ., 1 1 ff? 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We 4 v -w-196 Zi - NA. A if ' 'Q Q - swf SW' I ,Ji , -1 , i , ,LW t .Q Q K 'W' r , , , , Zf, 14 ff! , 2 if X .,, i, ' ' 4 ' 'if 'T ', ' L 'rn Y' , T LT ' , 71 if 2 5, ,Q Q ff? , ' I ai- va ' 1 rf Mary Ann Barnett . -T' , 'Ty I 5 J Jimmy Cottrell Thomas Cunningham I 17529111525 797 - 79 SEPTEMBER FEBRUARY School opens! County Fair at Pomona Student Body Elections Awards Assembly OCTOBER Football games start MARCH Carnival Track and Baseball Student Body Constitution Adopted Girls League Party First Issue of paper Swimming Tennis Matches NOVEMBER Thanksgiving vacation APRIL Drill team performs at park Easter vacation! Choir and orchestra give concert at Puente Report Cards Back to school night Spanish Club Party Civettes Service Day DECEMBER Basketball starts! MAY Smudging Previews of the future Christmas Dance Memorial Day Christmas Vacation Club Party week Student Art exhibit JANUARY First formal school assembly at JUNE Central Auditorium Awards Assembly First nighter Concert Signing of yearbooks Basketball games Exams Exams Summer Vacation Performing dogs in assembly Lincoln and Washington Holidays Civette and Algonquins dance assembly I 1 . Mr. Hertenstein I Advisor igzmg The Silver Streak, published bi-monthly by the Journalism class, was the first otticial newspaper of Baldwin Park High School. Mr. Hertenstein, the very understanding advisor, deserves much credit for his outstanding leadership in working with a hard-driving, but inexperienced staff. Since the beginning of the year, There have been many improvements on the paper. Two big issues were put out, one at Christmas an one at Easter, along with the other bi-monthly issues. P ' -W .,.. v-v ' ,J.,!- ,4-- ,.L. ,M-f-j ,,,,,. Seated: F. Frey, M. Parker, J. Singletary, D. Cefoloni, A. Byrne, M. Polich, R. Noiles, S. Divine. Standing: J. Bennett, Mr. Hertenstein, A. Spence, J. Tyra, D. Micalizzi, W. Suell, C. Loi, L. Turner, S Penn, J. Tucker, C. Pyatt. .loan Childs Art Editor if Hg! Joan Tyra Editor Lgdflzil A agfahf Semed: C. Pycxtf, D. Cefaloni, M. Parker, C. Loi, A. Byrne, A. Spence, S. Penn, Bennetf, J. Childs, L. Turner, S. Divine. Standing. D. Micalizzi, Mr. Sadler, Mr. Herfensfein. V 'gxliiani l ' - 1211 zlh 1.1 S 5 I1 -49 K- uxajff' ggi, , 'G ff, . 6 'el OFFICERS Treasurer. 'Z vw' J. Bennett, Secreforyg W. Suell, Vice-Presidenfy L. Turner, President: S. Divine, X V- W ' 4 wait V ai. 3 L. Turner, Pfesidem Mrs- Holt Advisor 5 5 mgue . X 9 L l41 I 1 Y' . 'JUHOH Epreesemmwes K, h 5, wood, J. Common Lowry B ue. E. Wood, A. B. 4 R A EWG' M, Po rc , S Modocy, S. Bowers. , . Dfshon, rcsellf, Monoger D ROW X: 4 Wilson, ' 7 - MMS, R- ROW 21 J' -div new Row 1: R. Morales, D. Eberle, R. Luttio, M. McClain, E. Parris, S. Goddard, l. Wood, J. Johnston, P. Lucas, D. Rodriquez, S. Ballesteros, E. Flores. Row 2. B. Orum, B. Lizotte, R. Benson, S. McMullan, O. Glenny, J. Mills, L. Dishon, J. Mills, R. Allen, A. Elko, S. Bloxham. Row 3: J. Smothermon, L. Whitely, C. Zug, L. Benuska, K. Evans, M. Bertram, B. Phillips, C. Bouvier, M. Etheredge, A. Mount. Qiexflman ww f 5 Mamma arm ff f Row li S. Divine, L. Turner, A. Spence, B. Rose, J. Tyra, E. Coiner, J. Childs, M. Rosenkrantz, J. Mercer D. Bell, B. Titsworth, S. Rowland, J. Bennett, R. Smith, M. Pantolin. Row 2: D. Ronketty, F. Preston, J. Allen, K. Wilcox, M. Strelneck, J. Hensel, J. Branelc. ' wi af. f'1r'ff.fw LY.: -x., , 6 . f a 9 N: .I it O H G v' Q Y 0 7. is .,. . , -at X an 33'-B Row lx B. Stovall, S. Divine, L. Turner, S. Kostka, V. Davies, D. Davies, A. Spence, D. Tyra, W. Suell, J. Tyra, N. Roop, B. Washington, E. Wood, M. Walker, M. Polich, S. Rowland, S. Penn, V. McClary. Row 2: C. Heisler, S. Matlock, B. Carey, J. Bennett, P. John, Mrs. Mesker, L. Endersby, B. Desatotf, S. Bowers, C. Heth, E. Coiner, C. Loi. CIVETTES The Civettes, thirty sophomore girls under the capable leadership of Mrs. Mesker, performed many services and activities this year. Among the most outstanding were decorating the goal posts, providing and decorating boxes for all the clubs to donate for the needy at Christmas, and sponsoring a highly successful school dance. NURSES' CLUB The Nurses' Club, better known as the Nightingales, was well organized and the club boasted a tremendous membership of forty freshmen and sophomore girls in- terested in nursing as a career. Mrs. Griffin, school nurse, taught the girls many useful basic principles of home nursing, and the club visited many interesting places. Row l. R. Wilson, B. Burleson, L. Atherton, R. Schrapp, N, Joslyn, B. Wood, L. Cox, S.'Joslyn, M. DeGraw, C. Singletary, Y. Alvarez, A. Elko, M. Crandall, M. Lorenz, A. Layman, V. Schultz, Mrs. Griffin. Row 2: M, Wilson, V. Hausmann, A. Rocky, F. Pollock, B. Billbe, D. Morrell, S. Padgette, S, Caracciolo, M, Ditty J, Chilson, N. Shipp, D. Wood, J. Stemm, J. Quimby, C, TQQI, Row 3: C. Swisher, J. Barkley, D. Cox, M. McGowan, A. Krejci. Row 4: R. Washington, A. Biaselli, C. Flenniken, M. Contreras, B. Dishon, C. Gregory, W. Milam. SPANISH CLUB Los Fiesteros, advised by Mr. Sowa, com- pleted a very successful year. Among the activities the club promoted were a pot- luck dinner, a Taco dinner, and showing slides of Mexico to members of the student body. The members of the club were freshman and sophomore Spanish students interested in Spanish customs. Row 1: Mrs. Mesker, C. Toal, J. Quimby C. Heisler, E. Flores, M. Thomas, B Hokanson, D. Bell, E. Coiner, B. Desatoff B. Titsworth, R. LeComte, B. Washington R. Wilson. Row 2: L. Turner, B, Stovall, J. Stewart, J. Mercer, M. Rosenkrantz, Mr. Sowd, L. ' Endersby, M. Donohue, C. Heth, S. Bowers. Row iz M. Lehman, A. Spence, A. Luhman, C. Bouvier, I. Alba. Row 2: T. Blair, D. Duzan, R. Kellogg, D. Davies, M. Mickles, M. McClain, S. McMullan, R. Ferrero, P. Chamberlain, E. Coiner, M. Melton, J. Mills. Row 3: Mr. Sowa, V. Davies, M. Steed, M. Parker, A. Tharp, M. Donohue, B. Dishon, M. Pantolin. PUPS Keeping the campus clean, and service to the school were the goals of the girls' service club, the Pups.' With the help of the advisors, Mrs. Mesker and Mr. Sowa, the girls worked hard to keep the campus clean, and spent hours painting posters, and placing cheery faces on the trash cans. Row 1: B. Rose, R. Hibbs, D. Cook, J. Shannon, S. Bloxham, L. Henderson, D. Windbigler, E. Henry, A. Elko, C. Loi, B. Schneider. Row 2: Mrs. Mesker, S. Vaughn, M. Lehman, J. Weber, G. Farris, P. Katz, G. Compton, O. Glenny, S. McMullan, M. Mickles, A. Spence, I. Jeter, C. Henninger, J. Johnston, D. Hanson, M. Parker, B. Dishon. Row 31 L. Hager, S. Demmo, V. Schultz, M. Wilson, D. Winebrenner, K. Evans, D. Combs, B. Mohnike, C. Gregory, K. Griffin, E. Brodsky S. Padgeffe. - ,Zena fif- Row lr T. Parker, P. De Gelia, B. Murphy, G. Lovelace, L. Porierfield, J. Collins. Row 2: R. Ruiz, A. Flores, T. Cunningham, G. Guevara, B. Arias, L. Roland, B. Vandenberg, P Shoemaker. fy' ahh film N X 'zjgf lljfiig t ,xp Row l: R. Kellogg, C. Singletary, M. DeGraw, R. LeComate, S. Bloxham, B. Carey, L. Pabis, Mr. Greenwell, K. Shelton, L. Jones, A. Phillips, E. Skiver, N. Purdin, C. Henninger, M. Arias. Row 2: M. Stinecipher, C. Rothrock, L. Henderson, B. Finlay, N. Roop, E. Watts, A. Krejci, S. Divine, M. Ditty, S. Bowers, D. Parks, V. Crow, C. Doerr, L. Hager, S. Horner, C. Heisler, C. Loi, P. Young. Row 3: L. Cox, S. Joslyn, M. Kelley, C. Flenniken, J. Sisler, L. Howard, R. Perkins, E. Fraiio, H. Stever, D. Anderson, A. Sweet, P. Shoemaker, J. Bennett, P. Jahn, S. Aguilar, A. Campbell, L. Turner, L. Endersby, M. Branson. First semester President, A. Phillips, First semester Vice-President, C. Heisler, Sec- ond semester President, L. Jones, Second semester Vice-President, S. Divine. ii 'Q Row it B. Needler, B. Braude, A. Tharp, A. Mount, D. Pitchford, J. Rapier. Row 2: l. Jeter, A. Elko, J. Pettus, C. Zug, D. Combs, H. Staufter, G. Farris, M. Parker, L. Atherton, M. Brothers. Row 3: C. Henninger, R. Nelson, P. Young, J. Reno, A. Porterfield, G. Gorham, J. Brownrigg, B. lrick, D. Taggart, C. Hogue, J. Lacey, G. Loop S. Sumner, M. Morgan, R. Kellogg. Row 4. K, Evans, R. Underwood, R. Washington, Mr. Greenwell, Director, P. Lucas, B. Mohnilce. This year the orchestra had the distinction of being the only high school orchestra in the dis- trict. Starting last September the forty members met twice a week for rehearsal. Their first concert of the year was held in November at t'1e Puente Grammar School. Later, in January, they presented a concert combined with the A Capella Choir and Triple Trio. This First Nighter Concert , performed at the Central Grammar School in Baldwin Park, was given to aid in raising funds tor the beautiful blue choir robes purchased earlier in the year on a Student Body loan. a Betty Needler James Brownrigg Cleora Zug Adrian Mount Miriam Brothers Pregidem Vice-President Secretary Student Manager Librarian y X74 gan! Kneeling: l. Jeter, K. Evans. Row I: C. Zug, B. lrick, S. Kostka, D Combs, G. Farris, V. Davies, D. Davies, P. Lucas, H. Stauffer. Row 2: J. Lacey, B. lrick, R. Underwood, l. Young, A. Mount, D. Taggari, J. Perez. Row 3: J. Collins, J. Reno, H. Gaunr, D. Robarf, J, Brownrigg. DRILL TEAM Row 1: D. Bell, J. Mercer, C. Bouvier, S. Demmo, J. Weber, B. Finlay, Head Maioretfe 5 M. Polich, Maiorefteg D. Windbigler, Maiorevreg V. McClary, Maioreffe, M. Parker, P. Katz, S. Aufen, L. Nelson. Row 2: J. Van Curen, C. Rodriguez, N. Shipp, L. Henderson, S. Bloxham, R. Wilson, B. Schneider, P. Hennessey, B. Titsworfh, S. Lakin, D. Cook, B. Braude, A. Elko, E. Henry, H. Holder, M. Thomas. Row 3: Mrs. Mesker, Director, K. Griffin, R. Hibbs, E. Flores, C. Loi, M. Branson, L. Endersby, B. Desatoff, C, Gregory, C. Flenniken, M. Dirty, N. Joslyn, J. Van Curen, O. Glenny, G. Turner, L. Whifely, M. Erheredge, L. Howard. 2? f is ir 4 .F . JS' ' ' V September-November November-January . February-May , . . Football Basketball Track Baseball Nw :gn 1 K Z , 'if WV 415, MK X 'MWQMWA K N 1 kk fl' 5 X Q X X N Q , xfx W W 4500? amz! 6524015 Molly Walker, Beverly Carey, Judy Schmidt, Caroline Heisler, Sue Rowland five! leakls Bob Randall, Jockey Lcndreth, Ronnie Noiles. Row 1: D. West, L. Benuska, R. Ferguson, C. Garrett, L. Minghelli, l-l. Stever, D. Anderson, A. Phillips, M. Lay, J. Singletary, A. Sweet, J. Hensel, D. Rothrock. Row 2: B. Johnston, E. Beckley, E. Eichorst, L. Mutalipassi, J. Shelby, J. Isbell, C. Hogue, B. Keyman, L. Roberson, L. Hand, D. Harp, G. Crouch, J. Lowers, D. Ford, B. Gilmore, C. Craig, C. Berthel, B. 15 Mafia! The 1951 football team, under the capable coaching of Mr. Stanley Nigg and Mr. Edward Schnell, finished their grid campaign with a tour-four record. The Braves had a schedule of eight non-league games, meeting some ot the toughest competition in this area. They dropped games to Morningside l12-61, Citrus l36-181, Chino i9-21, and Bonita l21-61. The Braves scored 91 points for the season by downing Bellflower 112-61, Whittier 19-Ol, Arcadia l18-61, and Alhambra 120-181. Ford was the leading scorer on the team with forty-eight points, while Singletary tossed touchdown ariels to Crouch and Sweet. The Braves had some hard running backs in Sweet, Minghelli, Phillips, and Robertson. Showing great promise in line work were Berthel, Eichorst, Shelby, Anderson, Benuska, and Hand. The team utilized with great ad- vantage the defensive talents of Gilmore, Garrett, Lay, Beckley and Stever, with Johnston doing an outstanding job in the punting department. Bender. g ipz. gg. A , fpli Ie. ,Q A Donny Andefggn Allen Phillips Co-Captain C0'C0Pl0lV1 Larry Robertson Most Valuable Player KM el .sf X if A-P+ -A . . qnxagf, t , ' ff N' . V gl Q ' I W. - , t i ' Y -r g N - T L ' 1-. . v . L-...... A SWR Neff Danny Anderson Rickey Ferguson Jack Hensel Allen Phillips ali! l.ee Benuska Don Ford Jim Isbell Larry Robertson ,...,..q1qm sms-I 1 Charles Berthel Clif Garrett Bob Johnston Jim Shelby Clavin Craig Bob Gilmore Max Lay Jim Singletary Al Sweet ' My Nigg Mr. Schnell 4 , George Crouch Lee Hand Leonard Minghelli Harold Stever Q ll : 2- Q- , , . nn, ,I , , f , ,ru-. f- ' - . . hx' ,I ,Q-:r',w,,'.fQ,: Z f ' 1 fknu 9 V I 5: ,una-H f new 1322 N f f . '!! N-wmwof ' 'ffuno ' .fzsssnoamzqf ffxnvvh J' ' ' -1 Rztzttfr i '::'Z?I, 1.4-'21 f 2:40440 i'MQiIl':v:: in 91.4221 ,runs Glu nfl- .in,,, 10' qWl+ V 6 I 'lb ' 4 K f Q! ff s -.gf Y . 5, 3 Q fwfr: 5. c,:::.,,. I ' 45:1 e '9 i ..f' , I, Q, , 4 , v Mu we , ..W'l!fi'.!. -365 , 7, ,24li34g, . I l J l , 9 , 5mm E BPHS Opponenls 12 Bellflower 6 Morningside Chino Alhambra Citrus Arcadia The Cee football squad came through the season with flying colors and a record of four wins, two losses, and one tie. They had a very strong defense, holding their seven opponents to only twenty points. Their offensive punch was strong also, as they chalked up ninety-one points. Top scoring honors of the year went to end Jack Tucker, who posted a grand total of thirty-one points. Selected as Captain this year was Jim Smotherman, who did most of the passing, and was the team's dependable work horse. Coaches John Greeley and Curt Clemmer deserve a lot of credit for starting the season without experienced players, but still managing to bring the team around in good fashion. All of the boys are look- ing forward to next year when they hope to produce a championship Bee team. Kneeling: T. Baker, Manager, G. Partain Manager. Standing: J. Stuart, Manager, Mr. Greeley, Coach. i M..QfQf. , i ' . 1 ' i V 4 . i x.....1.4:A Row 1: G. Loop, J. Guy, B. Orum, B. Garrett, L. Porterfield, B. Castruita, J. Parson, R. Stump, H. Gaunt, G. Troutman, C. Kloes. Row 2: D. Hendricks, J. Tucker, J. Smotherman, D. Micalizzi, B. Barkley, R. Phillips, J. Paver, J. Conroy, J. Hillman, l.. Dishon, V. Crow, B. Evans, D. Vaughn, M. Dowling, B. Shepard, C. Doerr. f1C: f' :t'a!' -1' Row 11 J. Gounds, G. Luther, J. Tucker, D. Cefaloni, D. Reynolds, B.,Fair, P. Joplin, B. Perea, J. Brown. Row 2: D. Grubbs, Manager, D. Micalizzi, N. Blake, D. Ford, C. Garrett, B. Bender, D. Anderson, D. Binnall, Captain, D. Harp, B. Bledsoe. gee fgasleffai The Braves' Bee Basketball team finished the 1951-1952 season with a six-six record. They got off to a slow start, losing their first two contests, but made a strong finish by winning their last four. Coaching the Braves was Mr. Pike who hails from the Hoosier State where he had several championship teams. Form- ing the offensive part of the Braves' attack were Micalizzi, Garrett, and Anderson. Doing an efficient iob on defense were Ford, Captain Binnall, and Cefaloni. The Braves also displayed a strong bench with such men as Tucker, Lowers, Steiner, Joplin, and Fair. Taking high honors for the first cage season was Micalizzi with 99 points. Following close behind was Anderson with 95. . -1' , J' 3 MR. PIKE, Coach BPHS Opponents 24 Whittier 34 16 Morningside 20 31 Rosemead 13 27 Monrovia 40 26 Jackson 39 32 Citrus 45 40 Excelsior 27 30 Whittier 34 32 Citrus 23 32 Covina' 21 28 Rosemead 25 33 St. Joseph 24 'Scrimmage game Average points per game-BPHS 29.4. Opponents 28.4. Fouls-made 58-missed 105--Per. 358 Q 1 Dan Ford Don Micalizzi Danny Anderson Center Forward Forward I5 fgesiefffzl. . . 2 ' ,W Don Cefaloni Clif Garreff Duane Binnall Guard Forward Captain-Guard 9 W W5 R ow 2. M. ,og f, Nlggqrfl Q, B. . fow S R' I H707 Uffi he O fm ' J 0 H,-,lm on N13-ho I7 Cf '77,hlL Doe Ri rf- Af! Sn. Row 'M M. Brkkch, L. Porteriiehi, B. Losskus, NI. Tomo, C. Noes.. Row 21 R. Underwood, E. Nxovphks, D. Rodrkque-L, K. Warren, A. Lopez. lv 'L . mil 4.,, 12 x CLK 5 .n...,. 4, 4, 3.114 1 1 Row l: E. Harnes, C. Ford, J. Vaughn, G. Troutman, R. Luttio, G, Loop, D. Taggart, R. Atha, B. Fair, R. Phillips, R. lllingsworth, J. Bryant. Row 2: B. Randall, D. Carder, R. Allen, J. Parsons, B. English, J. Smotherman, J. Conroy, W. Fischer, G, Parker, C. Workman, D. Murphy, F. Schmid, D. Spurgin. Row 3, B. Johnston, G. Crouch, J. Lowers, L. Rob- ertson, D. Ford, D. Mayes, A. Rodriguez, J. Winburn, R. Ruiz, C. Doerr, R. Stiener, L. Ramirez, J. Tucker, J. Singletary. M The Baldwin Park Braves Cee Track Team won their division at the 14th Annual Laguna Beach Invitational Track and Field Meet, March 28 and 29th, while competing against 23 other high schools. The Braves total score was 44172 points. Coachella was second with 29, and Valencia was third with 16 points. Don Ford was high point man in the Cee class with itil, points. He won the T20 low hurdles in 15.0 seconds, and won the broad iump with a leap ot 19 feet, IOVZ inches, for a new meet record, as well as a new school record. . The Cee 4-man 440 relay team, composed of Ronald Luttio, Don Ford, Darrell Mayes, and Claude Ford, tied the meet record of 47.8 seconds in the preliminaries, and set a new meet record of 47.7 seconds in the finals by beating the Coachella team by 2 feet. Other men placing at the event were Conroy, shot put, Fair, shot put, Fischer, pole vault, Win- burn, pole vault, Rodriguez, 660, Ramirez, 660, Mayes 100 and 120 L.H., and Claude Ford 180 yard dash. mia? 27 ,J 7 Jw ,fr f K :M .sl 1-sd fe .yr Lu f'4.- Why' W Qi ww Pflflf' Row 1: R. Hicks, L. Hand, C. Kloes, D. Hendricks, B. Orum, T. Baker, D. Warren. Row 2: J. Singletary, J. Conroy, J. Stovcll, J. Shelby, G. Crouch, L. Robertson, J. Piette, D. Mayes, J. Lowers. Row 3: B. Bender, Manager, J. Smotherman, T. Cunnigham, D. Anderson, A. Sweet, B. Barkley, J. Tucker, D. Cefaloni, D. Ford, D. West, Mr. Clemmer, Coach. 55 vi JW A... J. Singletary, Pitcher ,Shy . X 'i ' ,A L fc h xl TW J. Conroy, Pitcher J- Lowers, Pitcher a ' W N- ..,, 5 T rr,. . 5 I D. West, Pitcher f Mba Row iz J. Parsons, J. Smotherman, D. Mayes, B. Johnston, J. Conroy, A. Rodriguez, C. Kloes, L. Portertield, H. Gaunt, L. Mutalapassi, E. Beckley. Row '21 N. Blake, B. Gilmore, P. Joplin, D. Reynolds, D, Micalizzi, B. Barkley, L. Robertson, J. Hillman, J. Tucker, C. Doerr, D. Cefaloni, D. Binnall. Row 3: A. Sweet, C. Berthel, J. Shelby, C. Hogue, C. Craig, J. Isbell, T. Cunningham, C. Garrett, B. Bender, R. Greet, E. Eichorst, L. Hand, J. Hensel, D. Harp, D, Ford, J. Singletary, M. Strelneck, D. ,yifibfie M The Athletic Club was started a few months after school began and it is destined to become one ot the school's stronger organizations. The group was under the supervision of coaches Nigg and Clemmer. The club this year was known as the Athletic Club and all boys interested in athletics joined, but in future years, the active members must have earned their letters in varsity competition. Anderson. Mr. Nigg and Mr. Clemmer Row iz Secretary, Jim Shelby, President, Don Cefaloni, Vice President, Don Ford. Row 2: Sergeant-at-Arms, Darrel Mayes, Treasurer, Jim Con roy, Sergeant-at-Arms, Danny Anderson. Li vs TW' 3 T .4 ' , L I 1-5 Row 1: R. Valasquez, C. Munoz, C. Rodriguez, L. Henderson, D. Windbigler, S. Bloxham, B. Schneider, K. Evans, O. Glenny, J. Maurer, C. Loi, M. Branson, E. Henry, L. Nelson, G. Turner, D. Davies, V. Davies, N. Joslyn, R. LeComte, E. Flores. Row 2: L. Endersby, R. Washington, E. Coiner, K. Griffin, C. Heth, D. Cook, P. Katz, D. Lowry, C. Singletary, S. McMullan, M. Mickles, R. Ferrero, V. Schultz, J. Chilson, D. Winebrennerf R. Hibbs, S. Joslyn, S. Horner, L. Hager, S. Aguilar, B. Desatoff. Row 3: Mrs. Hargis, B. Braude, M. Parker, C. Gregory, S. Padgette, R. Nelson, J. Luhman, S. Demmo, C. Bouvier, B. Hokanson, M. Thomas, L. Howard, C. Flenniken, M. Bertram, A. Spence, P. Lerg, D. Combs, B. Rose, R. Lacey, L. Cox, E. I Brodsky, J. Stewart, B. Stovall, S. Divine, B. Rommel, L. Turner, B. Washington. il l l ' -f 1.0 I X , M A A is V cf' A V . i 1 1 ,. ,, I I I ,.fk 1 5 . 'dr y ., i X. . slilil 4 . A L Z 5 'Iwi' Q, I , it Celeste Loi Eleanor Henry Olive Glenny Sheila Lakin Lavina Turner President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sports Director The Girls' Athletic Association is an organization for all girls of Baldwin Park High School who are interested in extra-curricular sports activities, and who wish to earn sports awards. The organization enables the girls to before better acquainted with one another through intramural athletics and competition. Their goals are: to promote friendship and good sportsmanship, and to be of service to their school and community. The 'tol- lowing managers served: Volleyball, Eileen Brodsky, Basketball, Roberta Lacey, Speedball, Myra Bertram, Swimming, Marilyn Parker, Tennis, Shirley Divine, and Softball, Marie Branson. This year the G.A.A. teams attended their first fall playday at Covina High School. The second was attended in the spring. Volleyball opened our G.A.A. sports season with a bang this year, with Janet Stewart's team completing the sea- son as the winner. The G.A.A. girls did an excellent VOLLEYBALL job of playing the fast moving game, and their support helped our school in the playday held at Covina High School. SOFTBALL I 'Q TENNIS Tennis was the only individual sport offered in G.A.A. this year. There were twenty-one girls in the first semester tennis club. Because of the late finishing of our new tennis courts, the girls were unable to participate as much as they wished and needed, however, with the com- pletion of the courts, the club gained ground rapidly. As spring came, so did softball, and sportsman- ship, cooperation, and fun radiated on the soft-I ball diamond. During the season enthusiasm for the game mounted and keen competition came to a climax with the varsity teams being chosen to represent our school in the spring playday. BASKETBALL This year basketball was rated as one of the favorite sports. Basketball is a sport that re- quires a great deal of skill, teamwork, and sportsmanship among the players on the teams. The basketball teams were re- presented at the playday held at Covina, and although they were not the victors, the teams represented their school with honor. YA v' f ' ,f SPEEDBALL Speedball was a maior sport played in G.A.A. this year and was enioyed by all the members of the organization. Speedball is a game that combines basketball and soccer rules, and the results make a game that is Thrilling to play and Thrilling to watch. The game is the most vigorous major sport participated in by the members. The game was derived from football. The speedball team represented the G.A.A. in the spring playday. Norma Anderson was the manager chosen for this sport and did a very good iob. S y l I -c Al'N,t Lovf GRAIN? GE E , ,. L oo lint bJELl...- 'E Lf fi sffl Nou! Say., , Goin M sway? LJn1'clm LooKfll'A1? Y C10 Tfzfvnff B4by f ITS c.olJ ,If o u inside!! 9 O61 Handy up! 51 H 'K PMG A800914 Hu Rosyzff E5 R, E EAR6' fa B-':'4Q.. Emly +0 nuff! LE 'ff lmvf 1211? Lfnlnag Ill . - .1 n A 5 Muse I Eff 'fAR'l.4N Uhnf is iff 'fhess mas 11565 ff ff'l,,',-,K HAR4, Now! ARE you K12fJfr2'? Znnzlaagl Pnkdon mf! I Po ua- wow? Hfm-F1115 H2-ir: ll SFWREIMEII fnamgo CJ-IYIYOU do Bffkkf FEEK up - nl Bo 0 jo' Huw:-.aol S Q uARE lllfiffi' N USE Il I Hmnvl Tnusr as J D REED JR PR sm NT RAY srnol-:MEYER c LELAM HEFFNER J C MCHOLS H C E,-DER Enhina Mninn Iaigb Qcbnnl Bistrict STANLEY B. SHAVER, DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT VERNE R. ROSS. EVENING SCHOOL PRINCIPAL W. GLENN WHITE. BUSINESS MANAGER COVINA, CALIFORNIA Balhhlin Bath high Qtbunl Qghina high bruno! ALFRED H. SNYDER. P ROSCOE J. VANIMAN, VICI2::iT:4::lIFAL L March 27, 1952 Students and Faculty Baldwin Park High School It is my distinct pleasure to congratulate you on your suc- cessful production of this Year Book, the first history of the activities of your high school. It is entirely fitting that this first edition pay tribute especially to the Board of Trustees: Mr. James G. Hodges, President, Mr. Joseph F. Wood, Clerk, Mr. Truman Johnson, Mr. W, Glenn White, and Dr. C. E. Pancoastg who, together with the Superintendent, the Citizens Committee, and the many other interested people of the District helped to lay the foundation for this splendid school. The present Board of Trustees, whose names appear on this letterhead, have intelligently and unhesitatingly carried on with the philosophy laid down by their predecessors as new buildings and greater services are and will be added to the plant. No tribute to public education can be complete without ack- nowledging the efforts of many citizens who gave of their time and who, by their vote, were ready to assume the ne- cessary financial obligation in order that their children might have the educational opportunities they justly deserve I, therefore, join with you in congratulating the people of this area in their generosity. I hope that we may take full advantage of the opportunities afforded us and trust that this new high school will take its place in the great free educational system of our country. Sincerely, Stanlegj B. 'S aver, Distri t Superintendent SBS:BJ El5H5x'm'i,.i1'l1,!aaluV'11m5nAInlP?Nk' mV:.n,:,.,H.x..vYQ-,,i..EY,Inglis. 4..v:..f,1.:i..a.1Af.,7 ' ' ' fwfr V-fsmwi , , 5 I nl m,,2.'v,m:l5::l::5.-ai2ixr- 5 -1 x ' 9 f 5-vgaemvkf.