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

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1952 volume:

GCT 30 ‘61 SE RT : a0' ERTY OX E ; ey ae f BAND UNION HIGH } ) ad. an f air, a q) a Y) J yy} | IRR af VUE LIBK ee acannon The San Gorgonian, Published by... Banning Union High School Banning Calijernia a Ev) —= he Ly} 0 h R mountain... é � Amid a rustling wind... 4 dusty read... Leading the way... dag hee RS, PS : eS N SNA Yi SS a) S = a N} = a 3 9 5 5 2 Y) 3 2 4 _ 3 9 2 8 : { . fs zo ele There is something about our school... Chat makes it “extra special” - } To Mr. Powell, our superintendent and former iH principal, we extend our appreciation and grati- 1 tude for his guidance in helping us to become useful, upright citizens. He has served not only as an excellent adminis- i trator, but also as a sincere friend of the student. OUR NEW PRINCIPAL Mr. George Smithpeter A MESSAGE TO THE SENIORS What can be said to a graduating class which is about to step out into a con- fused and bewildered world? But however uncertain the future may seem there is ‘something special’ which you and all other Americans possess — something so commonplace that it is seldom given a serious thought. The price of it has come high in the cost of lives of men who have died to protect it, but it is something which money cannot buy. This special something is your citizenship in a great and strong country. If this seems to be a dark hour in our history, remember that there never was a time when man had so much as has the average American today. His wealth is great in material things which make life comfortable, and he is rich in experi- ences. Though material things can easily disappear, American citizens will not be left empty handed, for they live in a land in which the high ideals and good moral and intellectual habits of an industrious people are the bulwark of a great democracy. So wherever you go, and whatever you do, your strength is welded to that of every other American citizen by a common bond of idealism. This is surely ‘‘some- thing special’’ which should give you faith and courage as you face the future. Good luck but not good-bye. We feel that we will always be with you for we are bound together by this common bond. Earle B. Powell Late hours, weighty problems, important decisions . . . all enter into the life of a school board member. L. to r: Mr. Powell, Robert H. Blee, George Fox, James Whigham, C. O. Barker Jr., Mrs. Esther McClean. ‘ : sapuer’ a, ‘ra aes,’ s™ “spent toe € A= ee SOCK w CNS i © MeCalls HERBERT GUNTHER Science, mathematics, physical education, mechanical drawing MISS JOANNE E. LOWE Homemaking, Sophomore advisor Talent show MRS. NOVA S. BUTLER MRS Music, English Ill, operetta Matt CLARENCE F. FOSTER MRS English, driver education Girls Girls SDerhaps it is the friendly jeeling ... Y MRS. WILLIE SKELTON English W. IRVING CROWLEY Spanish, ‘Latin, ticket sales MRS. RUTH VARNEY Mathematics MRS. THELMA WOOD Girls’ Counselor, English, bookkeeping, Girls’ League MISS JACQUELIN ROSE Girls physical education, girls’ tennis team, G. A. A. GEORGE E. BEALS Shop, mechanical drawing, Freshman advisor GORDON M. HOWARD Mathematics, driver training, Boys’ Club ALEXANDER E. MENDOSA Civics, consumer economics, salesmanship, business law, Junior advisor DAVID BROWN Biology, physics, chemistry, Boys’ Club MRS. VELMA E. SMITH Typing, shorthand, Freshman advisor MRS. ROSALINE YELLEN RAINES Arts, crafts, annual advisor, poster art ELWOOD JONES Music, English, speech, Sophomore advisor MRS. VIOLET VESETH English, history, journalism Senior advisor JAMES A. FAUL Dean of Boys, physical education GEORGE M. SMITHPETER Mathematics, Student Council advisor, Senior advisor Among the teachers and students... One of the most vital parts of our s lis t ff toff posed of Mrs. Beck, Mr ones, anc } : their student helpers who patient ! t ! i. ia } | | j | j } | Delicious aromas have drawn us to the cafeteria at noon where tasty meals prepared by Mrs. Lynch and Mr. Blaine have never failed to satisfy us. e@ or the helpjulness of the custedians-... librarians - cafeteria - and office sta}}... { Mr. Rank, Mr. Quinn, Mr. Ellis and Mr. Librarians Mrs. Smithpeter and Mrs. Hess, the custodians, keep our school Fleischman make the library a pleasant spic and span and work long, hard hours place in which to study and secure ma- to give us their earnest support. terial for reports and themes. Maybe it is the co-operation among the students in our - - Student Council pa fe a Scholarohip Girls’ Peague Boys’ @lub Band - Chorus “Publications Student Government yo. ae a Panay’ yD a Nevin... sa kta, e aw ee we yun Al oe hye i 6 exyeue wel Andy Guerth and John Quimby, this year's Studentbody Presidents ably led the Stu- dent Council through its many sessions. The Council sent representatives to a meeting of the Associated Student Councils and de- cided on many issues which included dis- cussions concerning band uniforms, the ‘Stampede’, and the R.C.L. Sportsmanship Trophy. “ = TOP, Student Council Ist sem. Standing: Mr Smithpeter, Student Council Advisor, Rudolph Arreola, Freshman Pres., Johnny Peterson, Vice-Pres., Bruce Crandall, Junior Pres., Bruce Lane, Sophomore Pres., Barbara Saunders, Songleader. Seated: John Quimby, Senior Class Pres., Nolene Wade, Mgr. Student Affairs, Andy Guerth, Student Body Pres., Joanna Bretscher, Sec., Donna Wolfington, Cheer- leader. BOTTOM. Student Council 2nd sem. Standing, Tom Cartwright, Mgr. Student Affairs, Judy Hummel, Freshmen Pres., Phil Scott, Junior Pres., Elaine Greening, Sophomore Pres. Seated: Mr Smithpeter, Suzanne Ellis, Senior Pres., Paul Potter, Vice-Pres. John Quimby, Student Body Pres., Tillie Sion, Sec., Barbara Saunders, Songleader, Donna Wolfington Cheerleader eee ij ai if : } HI 3} Flasemily Feb. A Bottom |. to r.: Don Bane, Bill Iselin, Fred Otten, President, Chuck Pierce, Vice President, Sharon Salter, Mr. Jones, Advisor and President of C.B.S.L., John Quimby, Suzanne Ellis, Secretary-Treas at a Cf. £. The National Forensic League, a national honorary speech organ- ization, sponsors several oppor- participation with other schools in activities such as Debate, Student Congress and Interpretive Speaking. Mr. Jones, N.F.L. Advisor, is the President of the Citrus Belt Speech League. Banning's Chapter of N.F.L. en- joys enthusiastic activity through- out the year and has been very the Citrus Belt tunities for successful in Speech League. a : F E E E $ rv] “NS ' Cournamento - among our scholastic students... ap is TOP, Scholarship Society Officers: Mary Jane Pratt, sec'y-treas. 2nd sem., Chuck Pierce, Vice-Pres. 2nd sem., Mrs. Wood, Advisor, Nolene Wade, Pres. Ist sem., Elaine Greening, sec'y-treas lst sem., Karlen Oscarson, Pres. 2nd sem. BOTTOM, Scholarship Society: Standing, Marigold Linton, Elaine Greening, Suzanne Ellis, Mary Jane Pratt, Marilyn Jolley, Suzanne Gutches, Michael Strauss, Dick Mendosa, Charles Pierce, Carolyn Barker, Janet Pratt, Nolene Wade, Ronald Boe. Seated, Tillie Sion, Charlotte Tansey, Mrs. Wood. cS SME! SSSee| ee) eS All Students who meet the stand- ards of the California Scholar- ship Federation are eligible to become rnembers of the scholar- ship society. On the annual C. S. F. Ditch Day these students and their advisor, Mrs. Wood, journeyed to Los Angeles where they visited the City Hall and the Times Building, and enjoyed dinner and a play. L. to r.: Nolene Wade, parliamentarian; Joanna Bretscher, vice-pres.; Barbara Saunders, 1st sem. pres.; Charlotte Tansy, 2nd sem. pres. Camera shy: Carolyn Barker, sec’y-treas. in Girls’ League On February 29 the annual Spinsters’ Dance got under way to the music of the Starlighters. The Leap Year Caper was sponsored by Girls’ League, an organization to which all the girls in B.U.H.S. belong. Girls’ League conducted the annual Red Cross drive held within the high school. Charlotte Tansy and Carolyn Barker, with the Girls’ League advisor, Mrs. Wood, traveled to San Pedro to the annual Girls’ League convention March 8, and brought home with them many new ideas for Girls’ League. The Boys’ -Club activities have been many and varied. The March of Dimes campaign in the high school was conducted by the Boys’ Club which also sponsored a Bean Feed for all boys in Banning high and a Father and Sons Supper for the boys and their fathers. Members of the Boys’ Club also sold ice cream during the year in the rotunda for a money making project. Mr. Howard and Mr. Brown are the Boys’ Club advisors. and Boys’ Club activities... Boys’ Club Officers, |. to r.: Jerry Worley, sec. sem. sec’y.; Donald Terry, sec. sem. pres.; Don Borer, first sem. vice-pres.; Don Meyer, sec. sem. vice-pres.; Fred Otten, first sem. sec'y.; Leonard Jost, first sem. pres. Rows from bottom to top: first row: Sybil Perrault, Margie Lowman, Zada Burk, Helen Dahnke, Evelyn Otten, Dolores Rousseau. Second row: Mr. Jones, director; Lorenzo Casarez, Carol Smith, Chuck Barber, Barbara Bakkom, Clinton Cogbill, Norman Eichel, Bruce Lane, Richard Leimkuhler, Miles Williams, Andy Wilson, Carolyn Dean, Noel Hal- stead, Melvin Vanderhoof; third row: Jim Newman, Ronald Smith, Janet Pratt, Fred Vanderhoof, Tom Carothers, Furl McMillen, John Armijo, Tom Ricker, Carolyn Habeger, Cloyde Collins, Melvin Cogbill, Ross Whitt, John Quimby, Andy Peternell. fourth row: Danny Sanchez, Galen Clark, Jean Mathews, Pete Dodd, Victor Escovede, Tony Studor, Robin Cooper, Marilyn Jolley, Mary Jane Pratt, Charlotte Tansy, Jimmy Fiedler, Jim Welts. fifth row: Carol Romo, Michael Peternell, Gary Johnson, Suzanne Ellis, John Uhlir, Dar- lene Stuehser; flag bearer, Jolene Scott. ed with our Banning High is proud of the Band when they appear in their new gray and green uni- forms. The Band and director, Mr. Jones, were always ready to perform on short notice for assemblies, games, and ral- lies. This year the Band par- ticipated in many events, among which were the Date Festival Parade, the R. C. L. Festival, and the 17th Annual Santa Monica Festival. Tdeoaae Se et = = ee The Chorus, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Butler and Mr. Jones, presented ‘MEET ARI- ZONA the operetta of the year. The Chorus participated in the Banning-Beaumont Mu- sic Festival and presented a beautiful Christmas Program. TOP. Top row, (I. to r.) Joe Hedgpath, Ronald Smith, Larry Torrance, Mark Torrance, Jack Wages, Peter Faller, Leonard Jost, Johnny Peterson, Bob Rapp, Paul Potter. Middle row: Mr. Jones, Isabel Martinez, Dolores Rousseau, Evelyn Otten, Wanda Sanford, Norma Gow, Sybil Perrault, Carol Smith, Donna Gray, John Quimby. Bottom row: Loraina Rafferty, Andrea Palacios, Carol George, Eleanor Tustin, Sharon Salter, Betty Dakin, Dolores Van- derhoof, Betty Phillips Top row: Don Bane, Lee Don Coffey, Gilbert Enriquez, Jimmy Finney, Tony Studor, John Baca, Furl McMillan, Bob Van Doren, Tony Vici. Middle row: Barbara Hickman, Margie Lowman, Charlotte Gonzales, Marilyn Fernald, Joyce Wiggins, Joyce Lube, Loretta Blair, Ima Jean Wynegate. Bottom row: Zada Burk, Carolyn Habeger, Elizabeth Vopatek, Ruth Rosenbusch, Mardell Glanville, Lois Bittencurt, Janice Jost, Mrs. Butler. the Band and Cherus. caper? — oe fs ae i | f q er. oO : it. oo te ’ 4 . iy i Some 4 rc wey . { Sag” mis S Bottom |. to r.: Malcolm MacLeod, sports, Sharon McManus, Charlotte Tansy and Sharon Salter, Advertising Managers, Mrs. Veseth, Advisor, Bob Graham, Suzanne Gutches, Bus. Mgr., Dick Mendosa, Sports, Don Bane, Charles Winter, Managing Editor From assignments, through proof reading, planning the pages, setting up the ads, to the au- thenticity of printers ink for at- mosphere and mood music for inspiration, the Stampede Staff thoroughly enjoyed their new ex- perience of putting out a printed paper this year. The Journalism Class was also honored to be- come a Chapter of the Quill and Scroll, an international honorary society for high school journal- ists. With our writers on the Stampede is Night meetings, conferences with the publisher, worries about pictures, scurrying Top row: Paul Potter, cover design, Sharon Salter and John Quimby, advertising Row about throwing weird phrases two: Joanna Bretscher, Co-Editor, Mrs. Raines, Advisor, Nolene Wade, Co-Editor Row around like “copy” “running three: Suzanne Ellis, Running Heads, Fred Otten, Bus. Mgr., Charlotte Tansy, Literary Edi- , heads , tbat pages , tor. Row four: Marilyn Fernald, Art Editor, Patty King, Art Staff, ‘'Fritz'’ and ‘Felix’, “layout, ‘dummy’. Toss in a few sleepless nights, and a lot Literary Staff of headaches and you have the workings of your Annual Staff. Was it worth it? You tell us! and San Gorgonian... there is a spirit of teamwork. Tt could be the sportsmanship ... | in Girls’ Sports... While the cheers - songe - The Girl are: ; Frar Cheer Readers Ponne Wolfington, Norma ARvdiyp orscentiat very Eveek whaeeahey thes Gow, and Janice Thompson yelled at the ee : dell ‘ Phy dk a . could boost morale and inspire enthusiasm ON i : seh th SPE oui orts were Song Leaders Barbara Saunders, Doris r. Ci height in pep assemblies and at games and Thre Rapp, and Pat Vaughn. rallies with their snappy routines. Pp, and Fat Vaugnn Re Re ER And pep of the girls... opur our team on to victory. The rhythmic routines of our Pom-Pom Girls, always lend color to the Band. They are: Top row, Rosie Maddox. Row two: Frances Sanchez, Marilyn Fernald. Row three, Shirley McLaughlin, Julia Flores, Mar- dell Glanville. Standing: |. Frances Sanchez, r. Carol King. Bottom: Donna Love, LaVerne Throop The flashing patterns of their whirling ba- tons are an attractive introduction to our Band. This years majorettes were: Sybil Per- rault, Margie Lowman, Zada Burk, Melvin Vanderhoof, the Drum Major, Helen Dahnke, Evelyn Otten, Dolores Rousseau L. to r.: Carol George, first sem. sec'y; Norma Gow, sec. sem. sec'y; Caroline Habegar, treas.; Barbara Saunders, first sem. vice-pres.; Joanna Bretscher, first sem. pres.; Barbara Matthews, sec. sem. pres.; Carol Martin, sec. sem. vice-pres. Top row, |. to r.: Eleanor Boswell, Elaine Greening, Marilyn Tustin, Shirley Pate, Dolores Vanderhoof, Judy Hummel, Sharon Denney, Diane Gutches. Second row: Miss Rose Jeanette Walker, Patty King, Marilyn Hartin, Donna Love, Norma Gow, Evangeline Durr, Jolene Scott. Third row: Carol Martin, Barbara Matthews, Elizabeth Vopatek, Zada Burk, Margie Low- man, Carol Smith, Janice Thompson, Carol George, Marilyn Dill, Virginia Haven Caroline Habegar. Fourth row: Nolene Wade, Beverlye Kipp, Suzanne Gutches, Hettie Dahnke, Carol Romo, Barbara Saunders, Joanna Bretscher, Donna Gray, Beverly Peterson. Bottom row: Mary Margaret Kelley, Juanita Walker, Mary Stanfield, Janice Hickman, Barbara Hickman, Sybil Perrault. 2 At the weekly G. A. A. meeting the freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior class teams competed in sports such as volleyball, speedball, and basketball. The G. A. A. members had a rollicking time with garlic, eggs, and liver when they initiated new members this year and topped off the evening with a delicious spaghetti dinner. G. A. A. also sponsored one of the biggest events of the year, the annual Home- coming Dance. A royal beauty on her way to be crowned ‘‘Queen Joanna of the Homecoming Dance. Or could it be our girls taking active part in the G. AA. og... TOP, Singles: Carol George, Janis Thompson, Marigold Linton, Jeanette Walker. BOTTOM, Doubles: Ruth Rosenbusch, Joanna Bretscher, Barbara Saunders, Helen Moore. ROSENBUSCH Or these racquet swingers? ay -_ MOORE SAUNDERS With Jacqueline Rose coaching and Bar- bara Matthews managing, the girls’ ten- nis team participated in tournaments with San Jacinto, Palm Springs, Coa- chella, and Beaumont BRETSCHER Boys’ sports add to the interest of Banning High... FOOTBALL BASKETBALL TRACK BASEBALL TENNIS BLOCK B Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning SCORES 14 Oceanside 6 Victorville 7 Perris 14 Palm Springs 6 San Jacinto O Elsinore 12 Coachella 2 Beaumont 7 Hemet COACH FAUL COACH GUNTHER CO-CAPTAIN CO-CAPTAIN RON TERRY FB The Banning Broncs upset all pre-season predictions by tying Perris and Hemet for the RCL Championship with many outstanding games such as the Beau- mont game, one of Banning's greatest football victories. GORDON HORSEMAN RT ee Bec 4 Derhaps it is our spirited Broncho champo... § ——- o HARVEY DILLARD B ALFONZO VALADEZ 8B TOM CAROTHERS C DON BORER RG TOM ARREOLA B LEONARD JOST C ANDY GUERTH RH JOHN BACA CG JOHN UHLIR LT DARYL TURK LH TONY VICI G PAUL POTTER LG JACK WAGES E LARRY TORRANCE QB JERRY WORLEY T CAMERA SHY: JOHN PETERSON RE BRUCE CRANDAL LE JOE RIVAS PHIL PALACIOS JOHN CALDERON RAY LUNDY The Bronchos traveled to far off Oceanside to open the 1951 season where the Pirates proved too much for the local boys. (But the ride home and Terry's ‘‘Greyhound bus'’ nightmare will never be forgotten.) When the Broncs found themselves, Victorville’s Jackrabbits were defeated. League play opened as the green and white from Banning surprised a Perris Panther. Traveling to Palm Springs, the defending champions suffered their first loss as the Bronchos refused to be beaten. The lightly regarded Tigers jolted the league leading Bronchos in a tie game. ot) pee heegnd “4G Top row: Ray Lundy, Bruce Crandall, Robin Cooper, John Uhlir, Larry Torrance, Harvey Dillard, Tom Carothers. Second row: Coach Jim Faul, Jack Wages, Tony Vici, John Calderon, Daryl Turk, Joe Rivas, Tom Arreola, Bob Boe, mgr First row: Paul Potter, Johnny Peterson, Andy Guerth, Ronald Terry, Gordon Horseman, Don Borer, Leonard Jost, John Baca. Whom we cheered on to victory J and the R. C. L. co-championship Elsinore was the victim of the Broncs' ‘Bounce Back’ slogan as Terry scored 3 TD's in the 20-0 victory. Jost, Vici, Calderon, Turk, and Rivas all had a good night. The 7th place Arabs bounced the front running Bronchos by a 12-7 score. The Broncs ran out of gas after a 7-0 halftime lead and the Arabs dominated 2nd half play. Terry, Horseman, and Uhlir were as strong as ever but they weren't enough against the inspired Arabs. Disciplinary action put seven players on the sideline for the always important Beaumont game. This set the stage for one of the greatest football victories in Banning High School history. The fourteen players who suited up and their coaches were about the only ones who thought there was a chance for victory. Inspired team play was the difference and with Cooper's great catch, Terry's TD, and Baca's extra point, the Bronchos had clinched their share of the RCL crown. Vici, Horseman, Jost, Potter, Borer, Arreola, Rivas, Calderon, Dillard, Torrance, and Uhlir were the other stalwarts on this great night. Oh, yes! The score was 7-2, in case you forgot. The Bronchos needed a win over Hemet to gain an undisputed championship, but it wasn't to be as the Bull- dogs came barking back in the second half to win 7-6. This put Perris and Hemet alongside the Bronchos for championship honors and ended a very successful season for the Banning gridders, who were supposed to be a 6th place team. Horseman, Terry, Potter, Peterson, Guerth, Borer, and Baca all ended their high school careers with outstanding performances against Hemet. 4) al The J. V. footbal| squad, this year un- der the direction of coaches Jack Drager and Paul Regaldo, showed promise of many good players who will be Varsity material next year. Top row: Pete Dodd, Gil Quintana, Jim Welts, Robin Cooper, Rod Beck- ett, Lloyd Gray. Third row: Allen Burkey, Frank Vallesillo, Pete Garcia, Henry Yanez, John Linton, Ted Edwards, Glenn Waller. Second row: Coach Paul Regalado, Philip Medina, Daryll Chappell, Cloyde Collins, Randy Bonnell, David Forbes, Rudolph Arreola, John Johnston, Coach Jack Drager. Bottom row: Lorenzo Casarez, Jim Fiedler, Bob Fahy The Broncho Varsity came through with a good season this year and finished a strong third in the R. C. L. competition. Captain Larry Torrance provided the team with great defensive work. Jim Finney was the team's leading scorer finishing 5th in the R. C. L. Ron Terry was named the most valuable player on the team and was selected on the R. C. L.'s first team for his great all around offensive and defensive work as a guard. é pungattt cg 2% a. es Banning vs. Beaumont R. C. L. VARSITY SCORES 1951-52 Banning 49 Perris 3] Banning 38 Palm Springs 28 Banning 42 San Jacinto 30 ‘ Banning 46 Elsinore 44 Banning 27 Coachella 35 Banning 54 Beaumont 72 Banning 53 Hemet 55 R.C. L. TEAM STANDINGS 1951-52 Hemet Ve Beaumont Banning Palm Springs San Jacinto Elsinore Coachella ONWWwWAO|A Sith fk Bs 6 — © Perris L. to r.: Tom Carothers, mgr.; Ronald Terry, Larry Torrance, Johnny Peterson, Bruce Crandall, Robin Cooper, Jim Finney, Jack Wages, Gail Thompson, Mark Torrance, Ted Edwards, Vern Buckley, Daryl Turk, Bob Rapp. Kneeling: Coach Jim Faul. Could it be basketball... with the yells of the rooters... OFF AND AWAY BY MEYER CHALK UP TWO FOR ENRIQUEZ COGBILL FLIES HIGH AT BEAUMONT HAIL TO THE CHAMPS... . and that's exactly what our Bees were this year Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning ©choing through our gym?... oBn 44 shy) 32 43 42 42 53 RCL SCORES 39 28 40 40 39 30 35 Perris Palm Springs San Jacinto Elsinore Coachella Beaumont Hemet en Mass, habiys- B'' Basketball Top row: Tom Carothers, mgr.; Gary Johnson, Pete Dodd, Clinton Cogbill, Gilbert Enriquez, Phil Scott, Coach Jim Faul; bottom row: John Calderon, Carl Johnson, Bob Peterson, E. J. Hewlett, Don Meyer, Sammy Enriquez. “C Basketball, top row: Coach Herb Gunther, Eddie Ven- avides, Henry Yanez, Mike Hinmen, Bob Fahy, Michael Strauss. “D' Basketball, top row: Greg Hernandez, Jim Wood, Lor- enzo Casarez, Wendell Hall, Ronnie Hinkle. Bottom row: Coach Bottom row: Pete Garcia, Gil Quintana, Noel Halstead, Ru- Herb Gunther, Danny Sanchez dolph Arreola, David Forbes Below, left to right: standing, Furl McMillan, Ralph Scherer, Fred Otten, Ted Edwards, Chuck Pierce, Dave Weeks. ing: E. J. Hewlitt, Gil Quintana, Bob Roa Above, left to right, Standing: Shannon Christian, Michael Terpening, Clint Cogbill, Bob Fahy, Chuck Barber. Kneeling: Bob Stapleton, Jim Fiedler, Jim Woods. Above, left to right, back row: Vernon Swait, Malcolm McLeod, Don Borer, Bill Iselin, Gary Johnson. Front row: Joe Rivas, Ronald Terry, Daryl Turk, Johnny Peterson. Kneeling: Coach Jim Faul, Harvey Dillard. Broncho sprinters, hurdlers, distance, and field event men gave stiff competition in Palm Springs, Perris, and Beaumont meets. The Laguna Beach Invitational brought faster times from the cinder trail, and, at the close of the season, the thin-clads brought home their share of medals from the R. C. L. meet. OTTEN GETS SET Crack... fair play in baseball... left to right: back row: B. Fahy, J. Linton, R. Cooper, P. Palacios, P. Garcia, J. Rivas, J. Calderon, S. Enriquez, D. Turk. Middle row: T. Richter, A. Valdez, G. Johnson, J. Peterson, G. Horseman, V. Buckley, R. Terry, B. Iselin, L. Casarez, W. Hall. Front row: B. Lane, A. Guerth, T. Vici, H. Dillard, D. Myer, Coach Herb Gunther. The Banning horsehiders, under the able and assisting hand of Coach Herb Gun- ther, brought forth their own percentage of talent in the R. C. L., turning good per- formances in all games. BUCKLEY GUERTH - : mm. i igen ae TOP, left to right: B. Peterson, B. Dailey, P. Scott, B. Boe, E. J. Hewlitt. BOTTOM V. Escovedo, J. Newman, G. Young, R. Whitt, G. Covington. Skill in tennis and... 8 Tennis brought out a practi cally new squad, except for two returning lettermen. As almost all of the team is com- posed of under-classmen, Banning has promise of sparkling performances in the future. Jim Faul took over coaching honors upon Clar- ence Foster's transfer to the grammar school as principal. - ae se er Ap AS An “A” or ‘‘B letterman is eligible for membership in Block B. Activities this year included sponsoring the Stu- dent-Faculty Basketball Game, the proceeds of which went to pay for a scoreboard for the football field. Block B also instituted the Player of the Year Plaque, which is award- ed each year to the best foot- ball player of the season. Top row, left to right: S. Enriquez, D. Turk, G. Enriquez, B. Lane. Middle row: Coach Herb Gunther, T. Arreola, J. Finney, B. Peterson, P. Scott, J. Wages, V. Buckley, G. Horseman, F. Otten, Coach Jim Faul. Bottom row: J. Baca, J. Peter- son, A. Guerth, D. Borer, M. Torrance, R. Terry, L. Jost, P. Potter. Fellowship in Block B... all add to that “something special” BANNING UNION HIGR SCHOOL LIBRARY ye re g- « ri. at ; A. er, oa eo ae eo? , ree a” ‘ } A i From our first faltering Greshie yell... the time we march out amid “Seniors First” . © Our classes are to be remembered... ad “something special” at Banning High. Seniors pi: , Le . =e “pitt” Those frolicing Freshmen... Freshmen class officers, |. to r.: Beth Winsell, sec’y-treas. Ist sem., cheerleader 2nd ’sem.; Dickie Wil- liams, Ist sem. cheerleader; Judy Hummel, Ist sem. Vice-Pres., 2nd sem. Pres.; Sheron Denny, Ist sem. cheerleader; Rudolph Arreola, lst sem. Pres., 2nd sem. Vice- Pres.; Jo Ellis, 2nd sem. cheer- leader (seated) FROSH REGISTER ON THEIR FIRST DAY AT B. U. H. S. messi ti)AAAMAAAAAAAL bibbidi it i ' iddada Di HL are oma. pe 9 e ys HT C0111 Ad a | ut | TOP. Top row: D. Chappell, R. Bonnell, P. Dodd, R. Arreola, P. Garcia, B. Fahy, J. Anderson, M. Grisham, B. Bakkom, T. Hemmerling, H. Chandler, J. Farris, M. Higgins, C. Armijo. Middle row: M. Hinman, G. Covington, N. Golden, S. Bell, B. Ellis, P. Grusdat, L. Bittencurt, J. Hummel, S. Denney, J. Gist, M. Hatfield, C. Horn, V. Escovede. Bottom row: G. Hernandez, D. Irwin, W. Hall, J. Hickman, |. Goldflam, F. Floyd, K. Cryar, L. Blair, D. Enriquez, N. Flores, R. Dean, L. Casarez, R. Horner. BOTTOM. Top row: L. Covington, L. Morris, M. Peternell, D. Tichenor, A. Peternell, J. Stevens, E. Venavides, B. Selby, G. Moller, F. McClure, J. Newman, D. Crawford, M. Terpening. Middle row: P. Satterfield, B. Sher- man, R. Villapando, S. Stefon, M. J. Pratt, M. Jolley, B. Morgan, J. Lube, E. Mendosa, S. Pate, D. Gutches, C. Bartles, J. Quintana, R. Hinkle. Bottom row: T. Rogers, E. Lambert, A. Rivas, B. Rosen, B. L. Morton, B. Millar, L. A. Lovell, S. Peterson, C. Laursen, J. Linkletter, B. Walker, N. Van Booven. Add their enthusiasm and zest... Top row: H. Yanez, F. Vallesillo, A. Sanchez, M. Wells, R. Whitt, D. Weeks. Middle row: A. Burkey, R. Smith, B. Wiggins, J. Spraker, J. Dahl, B. Williams, T. Richter, B. Stapleton. Bottom row: J. Wood, G. Young, P. Watson, D. Singleterry, D. Williams, J. Scott, B. Winsell, S. Rabeth, J. Walker, D. Sanchez, R. Hargrove ip As well ao the Sophomore Clase... Sophomore Class Officers. Top row: Harvey Dillard, Sgt. at Arms Ist sem.; Doris Rapp, Cheerleader Ist . sem.; Julia Flores, Cheerleader Ist sem.; Tony Vici, Vice-Pres. 2nd sem.; Bruce Lane, Pres. Ist sem.; Norman Eichel, Vice-Pres. 1st sem. Bottom row: Marilyn Tustin, Treas. Ist and 2nd sem.; Shirley Frost, Sec'y 1st and 2nd sem.; Elaine Greening, Pres. 2nd sem.; John Johnston, Sgt. at Arms 2nd sem. Ss a” i TOP. Top row: J. Linton, B. Dailey, J. Fisher, G. Johnson, P. Faller, B. Boe, H. Dillard, D. Biss, S. Christian. Middle row: L. Myer, R. Blacketer, M. Dill, R. Bloemsma, P. Dugger, B. Brinton, B. Lane, N. Ejichel, G. Clark, B. Evans, A. Valdez. Front row: E. J. Hewlitt, F. O'Kelly, M. Linton, E. Durr, S. Frost, B. Dakin, P. King, E. Boswell, V. Gutelius, J. Fiedler. BOT- TOM. Top row: L. Case, R. Scherer, R. Howell, J. Cariker, R. Cooper, R. Beckett, L. Gray, V. Buckley. Middle row: B. Bullock, S. Lyons, E. Greening, |. Siva, P. Heard, D. Gray, M. Maxwell, C. Macleod, D. Forbes, R. Mathews. Bottom row: P. Medina, J. Davis, D. Gray, B. Hickman, J. Mathews, |. Nombrie, J. Flores, N. Gow, C. George, M. Andrade, L. Hall. Whe still have much of which to look forward... Top row: M. Strauss, J. Newbold, D. Jenks, W. Yandell, R. Leimkuhler, J. Johnston, V. Swait. Middle row: F. Newbold, L. Palmer, S. Perrault, P. Thomason, V. Sibole, R. Gonzales, D. Vanderhoof, J. Jost, M. Glanville, J. McKinney, D. Love, F. Sanchez. Bottom row: G. Waller, D. Stuehser, |. Scriven, R. Maddox, D. Rapp, J. Thompson, J. Linton, D. Stovall, B. Kaiser, M. Tustin, T. Vici. Top: Home Economics classes see new fabrics. Bottom: |. to r., L. Rafferty, Miss Lowe, Advisor, J. Walker, Treas., M. Kelly, R. Houston, Reporter. A new club in B. U. H . S. this year was the FUTURE HOME- MAKERS OF AMERICA, who brought back many prizes from the County Fair at Indio. Tn the passing parade. I. to r.: M. Maxwell, B. Taylor, Sec., D. Gray, Vice- Pres., T. Hemmerling, Parl., P. Heard, Pres., L. Raf- ferty. —SS—— eee Bottom picture, left to right: Phil Scott, Elizabeth Vopatek, 1 Janet Pratt, Donna Wolfington, Carolyn Dean, Carolyn Bark- er, Bob Peterson, Jimmy Finney, Jerry Worley, Lee Don Coffee, Ted Edwards, Ch uck Edwards, Chuck Pierce, Carol Smith, Caroline Habeger, Zada Burk, Bob Van Doren. Left to right: Pat Mitchell, Director Clarence Foster, Carol Wil- son, Barbara Matthews, Jim Welts, John Uhlir. The Juniors presented one of the best laugh pro- ductions of the year, “THEY GAVE HIM A CO- EDS: Headed straight jor big time... TOP, Junior Class Officers 1st sem. Standing: Tom Arreola, Pres., Bruce Crandall, Vice-Pres. Seated, Carolyn Barker, Sec., } Virginia Haven, Cheerleader, Mildred Baca, Treas. BOTTOM, Junior Class Officers 2nd sem. Top row: Carolyn Barker, Treas., Virginia Haven, Cheerleader, Pat Va ughn, Sec. Bottom row: Phil Scott, Pres., Jack Wages, Vice-Pres. Are these Juniors - | | | with their unbounded energy... EE Sherry Crane Myrna Armijo Don Bane Mary Banks 4 , Carolyn Barker Shirley Bonnell | w, | Zada_ Burk William Burgin { Lee Don Coffee Clinton Cogbill wy | Cloyde Collins Tom Carothers ¢ 2 i David Cotter Bruce Crandal Carolyn Dean Ted Edwards Gil Enriquez Sammy Enriquez 5 Bob George Charlotte Gonzales Caroline Habeger Noel Halstead Marilyn Hartin Virginia Havin S er im a Ruby Houston Carl Johnson Walter Johnson Mary Kelly Carol King Paul Laursen Margie Lowman Carol Martin Isabel Martinez Barbara Matthews Joyce McCann Dick Mendosa “ Don Meyer Pat Mitchell Helen Moore Karlen Oscarson Evelyn Otten Andrea Palacios And desire to add to our school spirit. af Bob Peterson Charles Pierce Janet Pratt Ruth Rosenbusch Phil Scott Verne Scott Carol Smith Harold Spaulding Tony Studor LaVerne Throop Larry Torrance Jean Tremble Daryl Turk John Uhlir Bob Van Doren Pat Vaughn Liz Vopatek Juanita Walker Jack Wages Jim Welts Barbara Wiggans CAMERA SHY Harry Brown Malcolm McLeod Betty Phillips Cleo Rafferty Eugene Welmas Jerry Worley Carol Wilson Miles Williams Donna Wolfington Ruth Corriel Tom Arreola Mildred Baca Chuck Barber Marilyn Boswell Regan Butler Frank Camargo Melvin Cogbill Jimmy Finney Joe Hedgpath Ima Jean Wyngate Beverly Peterson SESS LSS == aay re — y | The Guniors gave the Prom of a lifetime to... The Senior Class, the faculty, and members of the school board were guests of the junior class at the Arrowhead Springs Hotel on April 25, for the Junior- Senior Prom. ms ‘ eh See ee Boe Sc Ova NE tes The clase of Nineteen Hundred Fifty Two. Senior class officers Ist sem. Standing: Charles Winters, Sec., Tom Cartwright, Vice Pres., John Quimby, Pres., Bever- lye Kipp, Treas. Kneeling, Paul Potter and Ronald Terry, Cheerleaders Senior class officers 2nd sem.: Suzanne Ellis, Pres., Beverlye Kipp, Treas., Melvin Vanderhoof, Sec., Frances Sanchez, Cheer- leader, Leonard Jost, Vice Pres. Could it be the Seniors who have that “something special’? WN RONALD BECKETT RONALD BOE DON BORER JOHN BACA JOANNA BRETSCHER TOM CARTWRIGHT DELANO DURR HELEN DAHNKE SUZANNE ELLIS MARILYN FERNALD DICK FIEDLER DAVID FARRIS ROBERT GRAHAM ANDY GUERTH Chey are taking with them all the fond memories... waite ft AA PA A SUZANNE GUTCHES GORDON HORSEMAN BILL ISELIN IRWIN JOHNSON oY CEDRIC LINTON LEONARD JOST BEVERLYE KIPP FLORENCE MAXWELL ALEX MACDONALD } 4 tsk rN Bis ayes : EB eM , =z SHIRLEY McLAUGHLIN LESLIE MENIGOZ GERALD MORSE FRED OTTEN PAT PHILLIPS PAUL POTTER JOHN QUIMBY DO LORRAINE RAFFERTY ROBERT ROA L f BOB RAPP PEGGY ROGERS JEAN REITH CAROL ROMO al Y cao Pree DOLORES ROUSSEAU REY RUTHERFORD SHARON SALTER DON GRISHAM ©} - hi coach... the exame... the fun... the classes. BARBARA SAUNDERS TILLIE SION FRANCES SANCHEZ DON STAPLETON MELVIN VANDERHOOF CHARLOTTE TANSY MARK TORRANCE RONALD TERRY ELEANOR TUSTIN NOLENE WADE CHARLES WINTER MARY FRANCES WALL BETTY JO TAYLOR Camera Shy CAROLE ALLEN JOSE AVILA BETTY BARBER TOM HARSH PHILLIP PALACIOS FRANCES SCHRAEDER PAT SNOWDEN JER Above. Standing: T. Cartwright, Mrs. Veseth, A. Macdonald, B. Iselin, S. Ellis, B. Kipp, R Boe, B. Graham, R. Beckett, P. Phillips, S. McLaughlin, C. Tansy, S. Gutches, H Dahnke, J. Reitt S eated: C. Romo, D. Stapleton, P. Potter, R. Terry, L. Jost, M Vanderhoof, S. Salter, N. Wade, F. Otten, T. Sion, E. Tustin. The Senior Class presents “A MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM’ by William Shakespeare, directed by Mrs. Violet Cartwright and A. Macdonald. Cast: R. Beckett, P. Phillips, P. Veseth. Student Director — Beverlye Kipp. Stage Crew — T R. Boe, H. Dahnke, S. Ellis, B. Graham, S. Gutches, B. Iselin, L. Jost, S. McLaughlin, F. Otten, Potter, J. Reith, P. Rogers, C. Romo S. Salter, T. Sion, D. Stapleton, C. Tansy, R. Terry, E. Tustin, M. Vander- hoof, and N. Wade. Curtain Time: April 4, 8:00 P.M CAROLE ALLEN Junior Play Operetta 2 yrs. Christmas Program 2 yrs. G. A. A. 1 yr. Talent Parade JOHN BACA Varsity Football ‘50, '51, ‘52 Block ''B'' ‘51, ‘52; vice-pres. '52 Christmas Program ‘50 RONALD BECKETT Boys’ Club sec.-treas. '51 Junior Play Senior Play “C ' Basketball '49 RONALD BOE Scholarship Society '52 Junior Play Senior Play Student Congress ‘50 Chaffey Speech Festival '50 Operetta '50 Band ‘50 DON BORER Varsity Football ‘51, '52 J. V. Football '50 Blogk ‘'B' sec. '52 Track, “St, 52 Boys’ Club vice-pres. 52 JOANNA BRETSCHER Annual co-editor '52 Student Body sec. '52 Student Council '52 G. A. A. 4 yrs.; pres. '52 Girls’ League vice-pres. '52 Class officers '49, ‘50 Tennis team 3 yrs. Homecoming Queen Talent Parade, student director TOM CARTWRIGHT Mgr. student affairs ‘52 Student Council '52 Senior Class vice-pres. Annual Staff '52 Track 4 yrs. Senior Play — stagehand Junior Play Talent Parade — stagehand J. V. football mgr. '49 HELEN DAHNKE Junior Play Senior Play Debate 1 yr. Majorette 3 yrs. Band 2 yrs. G. A. A. 3 yrs. DELANO DURR Track '50 Boys’ Club SUZANNE ELLIS Senior Class pres. Student Council '52 Junior Class vice-pres. N. F. L. 2 yrs.; vice pres. ‘51 Senior Directory sec.-treas. ‘52 Scholarship Society vice-pres. Orchestra 2' yrs. Band 4 yrs. Talent Parade ‘50 Operetta '49, '50 Junior Play Senior Play Debate 3 yrs. DAVID FARRIS Boys’ Club MARILYN FERNALD Transfer from Twenty-Nine Palms, Calif. G. A. A. 3 yrs. Pom Pom girl ‘52 Pep Club 2 yrs. Annual Staff 2 yrs. DICK FIEDLER Mother's Teo ‘51 Boys’ Club BOB G RAHAM Junior Play Senior Play Stampede Staff '52 Journalism Staff '51 Christmas Program '51 DON GRISHAM ‘52 Varsity Football '52 J. V. Football '49, ‘50 Junior Play Annual Staff ‘51 ANDY GUERTH Student Body Pres. ‘52 Student Council '49, ‘50, '52 Block ''B'' 3 yrs.; vice pres. ‘52 Boys’ Club sec.-treas. ‘52 Talent Parade ‘50 Sophomore Class pres. Freshman Class pres. Varsity Football 3 yrs. J. V. Football ‘49 Operetta ‘50, ‘51, '52 SUZANNE GUTCHES G. A. A. 3 yrs. Girls’ League sec. '51 Scholarship Society '50, '51, '52 Junior Play Senior Play Stampede Staff ‘52 Talent Parade Editor of LIVE WIRE school news ‘5 TOM HARSH “C Basketball '51 Boys’ Club GORDON HORSEMAN Varsity Football '50, ‘51, ‘52; Co-captain '52 Block ‘'B'' ‘50, '51; pres. '52 Baseball ‘51, '52 BILL ISELIN Cc. B. S. L. Student Congress 2 yrs. N. F. L. Student Congress '52 S. N. gS S. A. Reporter (Examiner) 2 yrs. F: Annual Staff ‘51 Senior Play Mother's Tea '51 Talent Parade Varsity Track 2 yrs. Baseball '52 “D' Basketball ‘49 IRWIN JOHNSON Christmas Program '51 Boys’ Club LEONARD JOST Varsity Football ‘51, ‘52 J. V. Football '49, '50 Basketball ‘49, '50 rack: ‘Si, 52 Biock: “'B' 751), 752 Boys’ Club pres. '52 Operetta ‘50, ‘51 Senior Class vice-pres. BEVERLYE KIPP G. A. A. 3 yrs. Senior Class treas. Senior Play Junior Play Advertising mgr. Journalism Staff ‘51 CEDRIC LINTON Boys’ Club ALEX MACDONALD Student Council ‘50 Sophomore Class pres. Junior Play — stagehand Senior Play — stagehand Talent Parade — stagehand Annual Staff '52 FLORENCE MAXWELL Junior Class sec. Talent Parade ‘50 Girls’ League SHIRLEY McLAUGHLIN Junior Play Pom Pom girl ‘52 Senior Play SHARON McMANUS Banning Stampede Staff, '52 Girls’ League LESLIE MENIGOZ Boys’ Club FRED OTTEN Junior Class pres. Student Council '51 Boys’ State ‘51 Sophomore Class vice-pres. N. F. L. pres. '52 Track 4 yrs. Junior Play Talent Parade M. C. Annual Staff ‘52 Block ‘'B'' 2 yrs. PHILLIP PALACIOS Baseball '51, ‘52 J. V. Football '49, ‘50, ‘51 Block ‘'B'' ‘51, ‘52 JOHNNY PETERSON Student Body vice-pres. '52 Student Council '49, '52 Block ‘'B’’ '52 Freshman Class pres. Junior Class vice-pres. Varsity Football ‘52 J. V. Football ‘51 Varsity Basketball ‘52 “B' Basketball ‘51 Baseball ‘50, '52 Track ‘50 Operetta '52 PATRICIA PHILLIPS Scholarship ‘50, ‘51 Christmas Program '51 Operetta '52 Senior Play PAUL POTTER Transfer from Excelsior, Calif. Student Body vice-pres. ‘52 Student Council ‘5 2 Annual Staff '52 Senior yell leader Varsity Football ‘52 Block ‘'B' ‘52 JOHN QUIMBY Student Body pres. ‘52 Student Council ‘52 Senior Class pres. R. C. L. Associated Student Councils viée-pres. ‘52 Band pres. 2 semesters N. F. L. 2 yrs. C. B. S. L. Student Congress 2 yrs. N. F. L. Student Congress ‘52 Junior Play Operetta 2 yrs. Lions Club Contest 2 yrs. American Legion Contest ‘51 Debate 2 yrs. LORRAINE RAFFERTY Girls’ League Fa Aon As BOB RAPP Varsity Basketball '51, ‘52 B' Basketball '50 Block 'B'' '52 Track ‘52 Varsity Football ‘50 Operetta '52 JEAN REITH Transfer from Calgary, Canada Girls’ League PEGGY ROGERS G. A. A. 4 yrs. Senior Play Girls’ League CAROL ANN ROMO Junior Play Senior Play Tennis Team '51, 52 G. A. A. 3 yrs. Talent Parade ‘51 Band 1 yr. Debate '52 DOLORES ROUSSEAU Operetta '50, ‘52 Christmas Program ‘51 Majorette ‘51, '52 Pep Club ‘50 Senior Play REY RUTHERFORD Band 1 yr. Boys’ Club SHARON SALTER N. F. L. 2 yrs.; sec. ‘51 G. A. A. 2 yrs. Debate 2 yrs. Annual Staff '52 Stampede Staff '52 C. B.S. L. Student Congress 2 yrs. Speaker of the House ‘52 N. F. L. Student Congress ‘52 Hoof Prints Staff ‘50 Talent Parade ‘50 Lions Club Contest 2 yrs. ‘ American Legion Contest '51 Senior Class Play Operetta ‘52 FRANCES SANCHEZ G. A. A. ‘49 Senior yell leader Pom Pom girl ‘51, ‘52 Pep Club Girls’ League BARBARA SAUNDERS Student Council '50, ‘51, ‘52 Tennis Team ‘50, '51, '52 G. A. A. 4 yrs.; vice-pres. '52 Girls' League pres. '52 Student Body Song Leader '50, ‘51, '52 Talent Parade Operetta ‘49, ‘51 Freshman Class yell leader FRANCES SCHRADER Girls’ League TILLIE SION Student Body sec. ‘52 Student Council ‘52 Scholarship Society ‘51 Junior Play Senior Play Junior yell leader Assistant Senior yell leader Talent Parade Pom Pom girl '49, '50 G. A. A. '49 PAT SNOWDEN Operetta stage mgr. ‘51 Junior Play stage mgr. Girls’ League G. A. A. 1 yr. DON STAPLETON Basketball '49, ‘50 Track ‘50 Baseball '49 Operetta '49 Band 4 yrs. CHARLOTTE TANSY Girls’ League pres. '52 Junior Class sec. Talent Parade ‘50 Junior Play — student director Annual Staff '52 Stampede Staff '52 Journalism Staff ‘51 Scholarship ‘52 Band 1 ‘yr. Senior Play BETTY JO TAYLOR F. H. A. sec. '52 Girls’ League RONALD TERRY Varsity Football '49, '50, ‘51, ‘52 Co-captain '52 vil R. C. L. Football Team '52 Varsity Basketball ‘50, '51, ‘52 “B'' Basketball '49 Boys’ Club pres. '52 Senior Play Baseball '52 Block ‘'B'’ 3 yrs.; sec. '51 Freshman Class pres. Student Council '49 Operetta ‘49, ‘50 MARK TORRANCE Varsity Basketball ‘51, '52 Block ‘'B'' 2 yrs. “C' ' Basketball '49 J. V. Football '49 Christmas Program 3 yrs. Operetta ‘52 ELEANOR TUSTIN Junior Class pres. Sophomore Class sec.-treas. Talent Parade 4 yrs. Kiwanis Cup ‘51 Junior Play Senior Play Operetta 2 yrs. Tennis ‘51 Scholarship Society Student Council Girls' State Alternate MELVIN VANDERHOOF Band 4 yrs. Drum Major '51, '52 Senior Class sec. Junior Play Senior Play Stampede Staff ‘52 Journalism Staff ‘51 Operetta ‘49 Christmas Program ‘50 MARY FRANCES WALL Girls’ League NOLENE WADE Mgr. student affairs '52 Student Council '52 Annual Editor '52 Girls' League Parliamentarian '52 Girls’ State '51 Scholarship Society ‘50, ‘51, ‘52 G. A. A. 3 yrs. Junior Class treas. Junior Play Senior Play Band 3 yrs. Orchestra 2 yrs. Talent Parade 2 yrs. CHARLES WINTER Boys' State ‘51 Stampede Editor Sophomore Class pres. Student Council '50 Junior Play Senior Class sec. '52 JOSE AVILA Transfer from Montebello, Calif. Track '52 Boys’ Club BETTY BARBER Transfer from South Gate, Calif. Girls’ League ROBERT ROA Track: “51 ; “52 Boys’ Club i % writs ed a What is it about our school that Tt is all this... and everyone - that Hail to our dear old Banning High, We'll sing your praises to the sky. We will be loyal to thee ever, Banning High. When all our high school days are through, We'll look back to you. We will be loyal to thee ever, Banning High. makes it “something hat has made this year The ones who have helped to support our “something special”. While maintaining his busy photography business, Leonard McCulloh still found time in which to photo- graph the pictures for the San Gorgonian and to give our Staff much valuable advice. JF W. Copeland Lumber Co. 447 E. Ramsey FELTS JEWELRY 54 W. Ramsey PRATT'S RADIO REFRIGERATION 89 N. San Gorgonio CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '52 We hope that you will make us Your Bank throughout the years ahead. Our staff includes nine Old Grads of B.U.H.S. who will be par- ticularly happy to give you friendly service. Banning Branch CITIZENS NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK OF RIVERSIDE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corpn. DILL LUMBER CO. 310 E. Ramsey ACKLEY’S BAKERY 47 S. San Gorgonio Ave. CORIELL BROTHERS BARBER SHOP 420 E. Ramsey CITY OF BANNING LETHERBY CHEVROLET 260 W. Ramsey SPROUTZ-REITZ CO. 166 W. Ramsey BANNING CLOTHING STORE 185 W. Ramsey ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKET 50 N. Ist St. DAVIS PONTIAC . 255 E. Ramsey COTTAGE CAFE 235 E. Ramsey BANNING PLUNGE 621 E. Ramsey CHARLES S. HILL, INSURANCE 661 N. 4th St. GLEN |. MILLER 75 W. Ramsey GARDEN CAFE 84 W. Ramsey W. F. ROBERGE, Insurance 111 N. San Gorgonio CRALL FAHY FORD CO. 220 E. Ramsey BANNING CANNING CO. 494 W. Livingston K.P.A.S. 1490 On Your Radio Dial HINKLE INSURANCE WESTERN AUTO 49 N. San Gorgonio 25 S. San Gorgonio BILLIE'S YARDAGE SHOP DUNN'S MARKET 78 N. Ist 2185 W. Ramsey CITY OF BANNING E. B. JOST, MOBILE GAS 181 E. Ramsey HICKCOX PACKING HOUSE 4285 W. Ramsey PETRI'S ELECTRIC 692 W. Ramsey BANNING RECORD 140 S. San Gorgonio ROSE THOMPSON, REALTOR 55 N. Ist St. Congratulations Class ot ‘52 HAL'S PHARMACY 1 W. Ramsey LAMM’'S MARKET 141 N. San Gorgonio ALMOND BLOSSOM FLORIST 36 N. 2nd St. BACA’S MARKET 588 W. Ramsey JOE THE BARBER ERMISCH ‘MY CLEANER” 34 W. Hays 17 S.nsKa COURTRIGHTS SPORTING GOODS RALPH WEEKS, AUTO PARTS 40 E. Ramsey 553 E. Ramsey BANNING AUTO CAMP 355 E. Ramsey BOSWELL RADIO SHOP 108 S. San Gorgonio GEORGE'S COFFE E SHOP 85 W. Ramsey JAY'S MEN'S WEAR 119 N. San Gorgonio BANNING MACHINE SHOP 116 S. -Ust- St. BANNING AUTO SERVICE 1585 W. Ramsey BANNING HARDWARE CO. 170 W. Ramsey | STANFIELD SHELL SERVICE 276 E. Ramsey CARL ELVERDAHL 1125 W. Ramsey SAN GORGONIO. INN 150 E. Ramsey CHRIS BOE REAL ESTATE 1265 W. Ramsey SERVE - UR - SELF GAS 1979 W. Ramsey HICKEY'S INSURANCE 65 N. San Gorgonio THE OCTAGON CAFE - 155 E. Ramsey METROPOLITAN MARKET 61 S. San Gorgonio FRANK'S SEA FOOD 465 W. Ramsey HI-WAY BEAUTY SHOP 1891 W. Ramsey STEW'S PLACE 1901 W. Ramsey TED'S CHEVRON STATION 610 W. Ramsey H. M. ROTHWELL, OPTOMETRIST | 17 W. Hays SAUNDERS UPHOLSTERING 2845 W. Ramsey McAFEE-STARK MOTORS 380 E. Ramsey