Banning High School - San Gorgonian Yearbook (Banning, CA)

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Presidents 0r-ae ee ee ree Charles Ketcham WEI Tee 1c eri ten et ae eee ae eran ese eee er sees see Blanche Phillips Secretary and Treasurer.........----------2-+++---0--0-7-- Hazel Laughlin (QUE) “LNGRYE 9S Sentences cence Lecracouneeeecrcusepuasseaeemcaceeee Mrs. F. Morse CLASS ROLL Charles Bigley Robert Mackey Alberta Brandt Delemar Mahaffey Elden Brown Blanche Phillips Mabel Caldwell Adam Smith Permellia Frost Emil Szuggas Ernest Hemmerling Rena White Elsie Houda Frederic Wing Charles Ketcham Grant Wood Hazel Laughlin Kenneth Young Page Twelve

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Memery Expert at toe Grande Audi- térium. LOS ANGELES, Calif., July 10, 1932.—The famous memory exper?, Me. Miltcn Houda, will give ‘an. éx-. | hibition of his. supernatural brain | night at the Grande’ Auditorium.: Tle has surpassed Mr. Roth himself in this field arid tells us that he hag é@ new stunt tHat.is even more wonder;' ful than in any previous exhibition. ° , a cera) HY ps ingrgement Announced. PASADENA, Calif., July 15, 1932. OouoS Ysy Vow sure Saco Es =. zoo = Se 214 3 0 @p =o se OB SAEED tf © Oo (Se ley Re Ae te Ro Be oS 7 : Conwad ST ee @ ais IS5 By H% o) ia GS 3} See oS C oo 2 ed er) Sees) el tah es AAD moO o Olas ia Oo - Pe pe Qa wa eee at Scot os Sar Fa ans af ao 2 ® of on Sue DES: es Es Ao cot est o « G % as : ss f i--Society is interested in the en- 5 Os £ it of Miss Marie Tehman of ae os this ‘city and.Mr.. Reger R. Walch. I ys oth voung people were formerly | = = = | omer . uf 4 t i Sanning and graduated from ’ Tigh School there. Miss Lehman = — — iis a ‘teacher in the local schools, 9 . - |; eS ae ce j while -Mr. Waleh—is a successful S sm ime ey inc . + ‘ . | Land . od — + jcriminal lawyer in Los Angeles. x 25 BS 3 mm es iB ae pu C 5 = ns Sy @ a ES, oF RISD INAS mae : SS ies ion iE 2 iCircus Maznate Here. 4 ! ieee PmoraSann’ BRI ) RIVERSIDE, August 2, 1982—-, Eee gRRBe Zo “Mr. James Hendricks, the famou: : Rercis ee aoe ere ‘circus owner.and Mon tamer, is he ne Ae a @ aS eo om ‘with one of his’ {raveling shows. @ 5 2 4 2 g is on hy min a Coe THO Hendrick’s career in .Jion ee cy OO 2 oe = coe rand circus business’ is ‘remarkab Beagpe CS m gt ‘Ue became interested - ‘i lions, espe+ CFaGE z en of | cially crippled ones, about ten years ag) age a of Hithningite. | Son PB a2eRk” s H a former Bie Ss : “ag e is 9 62 eo, sy bY: Samay . ey Meanhoee sd og | : aes, aS Se eet) EOS anew epee : a 1 So oS yates 2 pre ree we. [eee pSeezeee | | famous Banker Buys Home Here. | 252 RSe358a8s 1 PASADENA, Calif., ‘August: 20, | 5-48 505.050, ls 1932+—-Mr- Graham B. ‘Palmer, the Boag TB ST REDE Re 4 ‘famous banking expert, has bought a | DML Oe 2 x winter home here from .the Jones.) | SAM'S Ey Real Estate Company. The new ndme . aie 5 fs oo. in which Mr. Palmer with his charm- ais 5 su Sy, ing wife and little boy will reside Bs PE » A is in the most exclusive residentia! | Sen oa g district of the city. Mr. Palmer is 8 o's a 5 eS ed a araduate ‘of. Pomona College. ee eeu aa 26 ae RRMA st no pe Cee a ry, 8 oH 2 ae ic De t= wr | fe eh MOSS on5 2 | G A yg fa] [es amosOha GoD PEs ego .on emo : Sirol aye ora POE O Ne: enh anes oo) eg.av Se eae Artes S A RFSSES SESE Snes ea, OB tise Ges i Eel pastietis Ole eee Tete eS cad ag g Col aah ass rs} os (Oe ae oid a Sis co mr Oa oD Wem WT Page Eleven

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—— The Junior Class of °23 The class of ’23 returned from vacation “‘Rarin’ to go,” and feeling about five years older on account of their recent advancement. At their first meeting they elected Charles (Ketch’em) Ketcham President to fill the vacancy made by the resignation of Adam (Pud) Smith. Our Vice-President and Secretary Treasurer are Blanche (Lefty) Phillips and Hazel Laughlin, respectively. Our class teacher, Mrs. Morse, has led us through many trials and tribulations successfully. The Junior Class has its representatives on practically every High School team. We were represented on the basketball team by Emil Szuggas and Pud Smith, star guards, and Charles Bigley, center. Charles Ketcham and Grant Wood ably represented us on the debating team. Emil is practically our only representative on the cinder-path, but he holds it down well encugh by himself to make up for the rest of the Junior Claes who fail to respond to the sport of running. A l- though we never have more than four or five representatives on the honor roll, we get along fairly well in the matter of echolarship. Of those who concentrate their energies on their lessons, Hazel Laughlin, Mabel Caldwell and Charles Ketcham are nearly sure to have their names on the honor roll. “‘Pud”’ Smith, Kenneth Young and Blanche Phillips are our rep- resentatives on the Student Body and staff. Smith, Business Manager and Athletic Manager; Young, Art Editor; Phillips, Vice President. The class has four more members than it had in the Sophomore year. The new members were Permellia Frost, Charles Ketcham, Mabel Caldwell, and Alberta Brandt, making eighteen members in all. R. M. 23. Page Thirteen