Claremont High School - El Espiritu Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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TOWARDS THIS, AIMS OUR BOOK The year of I94I has been one of sorrow and hardship for Ihe whole world, especially Ihose naI'ions in Europe figI'1+ing Io preserve Ihe principles of Democracy. We, Ioo, in our own school are sfriving 'ro uphold +he Iheories of our governmenl Ihrough our daily work in class, on I'he field and in our social life. This year we have Ialcen as our Iheme fhe ideals of +he Greek race, believing +ha+ fhey in I'heir way, as we in ours, s+rove To glorify Iheir Iheories of Democracy. Wi+h +his in mind, we presenf Io you EI Espirilu de I94I , hoping Ihal you will derive as gre-a+ a pleasure in reading as we did in preparing i+s four divisions: FACULTY AND CLASS LIFE STUDENT BODY THE ARTS SPORTS AND STUDENT LIFE TEMPUS FUGITS Vacafion was over. I don'f quife remember if as such, buf I wenf back fo school so if musf have been. Was my face red, fhe beach you know. I noficed wifh chagrin fhaf everyone was fan buf me. And so wifh fhe usual lack of enfhusiasm and infelligence, I sfarfed anofher year and a session of fhe mosf difficulf looking geomefry ..... Much fo our sur- prise we had a foofball feam. If was a six-man feam, and good af fhaf. There were games wifh Sierra Milifary Acad- emy, Bonifa, Valencia, and Berkeley Hall in rapid succession. Then for a change of scenery, fhe Juniors gave a dafe- bureau dance. If was a change-fhe Iibrary was sfrewn wifh rags from book shelf fo book shelf. I guess fhere were a Iof of people fhere, 'cause even I gof fo fhaf affair. And fhe foofball feam kepf winning games all fhis fime, buf if seemed fhaf no one would come ouf fo see fhe boys play. And fhen fhe Sophomores gave fheir dance, and if I re- member correcfly, fhe highlighf of fhe evening was punch and cookies fo spare, and oh, how I like punch and cookies fo spare. And fhen, following a few weeks of secref planning and whispering campaigns, fhe Juniors wifh fhe help of fhe Seniors sprung fheir beige class sweafers, and fhe class furned ouf en masse for fhe Oxy Rally fhaf nighf in fheir new pride and ioys. The Oxy Rally bonfire was fun, buf fhe dance in fhe Sfudenf Union, mingling wifh college life. was more fun. Then came fhe girls' chance fo shine-afhlefically of course. There was a play-day af Bonifa, and we did preffy well for ourselves. By fhaf fime fhe firsf quarfer was over, and I hadn'f even gof seffled-scholasfically. The Iighf hadn'f yef dawned in geomefry .... Nexf came fhe foofball banquef sponsored by fhe Girls' League, and fhaf was really an affair. If was held af fhe Oxford Inn and fhe food-M-m-m-m-m-m. The Inn was bedecked wifh bal- Icons and fhey sfarfed flying around when fhe formalify wore off. Affer fhe food came senfimenfs from all fhe players. Then we-I was fhere foo, goodie-adjourned fo fhe Civic. Then nexf week came fhe Sfudenf Body play, and many young hopefuls showed fheir fhespian falenfs. I guess we were really surprised af fhe display of falenf fhaf nighf. You know, before long, if was fhe Chrisfmas vacafion, and l 'look home my geomefry book in case I found any fime-I didn'f. lnsfead I wrofe ouf a Chrisfmas lis+ and mailed if special delivery 'I'o Sanfa Claus. I guess he didn'f gef if in fime .... Well, affer we came back, if was fime for fhe baskefball season. lf's funny, I can'f remember fhe scores. Oh, buf we did win a league game. Annual Week came along and everywhere all you could hear was high-pressure sales falking, and af fhe oufcome if was discovered fhaf fhe sales had reached an all-fime new high. Baskefball wenf on as usual. The girls venfured fo Puenfe fo a speedball play-day, and fhe maiorify broughf home ribbons fo show for fheir fime and efforf. Then a pep-rally commiffee gof a brain-sform, in fhe form of nighf rallies wifh bushels of falenf and fun. Turn-oufs for fhe games showed fhe effecfs of fhe pep rousing. Then fhe only formal dance of fhe year was given, wifh hearfs and flowers as fhe fheme. If was fhe annual dance, and if was really nice. The Seniors had a number of class parfies fhaf were fhe envy of everyone, buf whaf made fhe enfire school envious was fhe Senior Difch Day. The whole class forgof fheir lessons for one day and 'fook ouf for Big Pines and fhe snow. Thaf nighf fhe maiorify wenf fo fhe movies. Then Shelley Swan's orchesfra's services were acquired for fhe very successful Girl's League dance, held af fhe club house. Everyone-pracfically-was fhere. Me foo. The inferclass frack meef was fhe nexf big evenf, and fhe juniors came ouf firsf in fhaf, and fhus fhe frack season was sfarfed and a good season, foo. Our dash man was very surprising, and he gof good wrife-ups in fhe papers. The French Club fook fhe lighf for fhe nexf big shindig- fhe Mardi Gras. A puppy was given away, and fhere were games and prizes of all sorfs. The gafhering was amazing. Then fhe Juniors offered fheir confribufion fo fhe fheafre. A ioinf program was held wifh one-acf plays being pre- senfed by Bonifa and Downey also. A field frip fo fhe Federal Reserve Bank in Los Angeles was a big evenf for fhe Junior American Democracy classes, buf fhen fhe whole school enjoyed fhe G.A.A. inifiafion. The girls were really a scream. l laugh fo fhink how fhey looked in baggy dresses, braids and painfed faces. And fhen spring vacafion was iusf in fhe nick of fime. l was iusf on fhe verge of a nervous breakdown. l couldn'f gef geomefry fhrough my head .... even when fhe second semesfer sfarfed abouf fhe fime of fhe Girls' League Dance if hadn'f begun fo seep fhrough 'rhe denseness. The exams didn'f help any. Well, 'l'l1ere was a divisional frack meef for fhe qualificafion of fhe Tri-Counfy meef, and a couple of fhe fellas placed easily. Af fhe end of vacafion week fhe finals were held and fhey each broughf home medals. The girls gof fhe spoflighf again. The hockey playday was held af Claremonf, and again we did preffy well for ourselves. There was an invifafional meef af Laguna and fhere were more medals fo be displayed. The Girls' League gave fheir fwo fine plays, and abouf fhe same fime fhe boys base- ball season gof under way. And we had a feam fo be proud of. l don'f mean maybe. Then fhere was fhe Tri- Counfy Music Fesfival and all fhe larks and crows and sparrows and such did fheir sfuff. The girls again fraveled away-fhis fime fo Downey-for some baseball and swimming. The Senior plays came nexf-fhey were good, foo. And fhe Seniors made everyone green-eyed again when fhey had fheir beach parfy, buf fhen on Memorial Day fhe Wolf Packef Sfaff fook a day off, alfhough fhere was a holiday, and wenf fo fhe beach foo. The Seniors gave fhe lasf dance of fhe year. The big success was a shipwreck parfy, sfaged in fhe girls' gym. The place was decorafed by fhe Seniors wifh vines of all sorfs lan epidemic of poison oak followedl. And fhe lasf week of school. l guess for fhe Seniors if was preffy sad, mosf of fhe ofhers were preffy glad. l couldn l' quife make up my mind. There were so many finals and fhings. l don'f know whaf l gof on my geomefry-l was foo afraid fo look af fhe paper when he handed if back fo me. l'll iusf frusf fo luck-fhaf's all fhaf's leff. ln rapid succession fhere was fhe Senior Assembly, some wepf. Then fhe biggesf evenf of fhe whole year-fhe Jr.-Sr. Recepfion, and all fhe girls looked so preffy and fhe boys so formal. lf was swell-lighfs were low and fhe music was soff. The Senior Dinner for fhe kids and fheir parenfs was nexf. Buf lasf of all-whaf fhe Seniors had looked forward fo all year-fheir commencemenf, and fhey all looked so nice l nearly wepf. They leff good old Claremonf High forever. And here l am. l hope l passed my geomefry. d I QW ls s if 'ii if p t x dig Q L , of FACULTY AND CLASS LIFE Grea+ Jove, fo whose almigh+y +hrone Bofh gods and morfals homage pay. -Byron THE PRINCIPAL SPEAKS No doubl' every one of you oflen wonders whal' 1'he fu'rure has in sfore for you? Tha? depends mos+ of all upon you. If we reap wha+ we have sown, 'ihen every lhoughl' and every acl' is imporlanl in shaping Thaf fu+ure. We know for a cer+ain+y +ha+ in+elligen+ service and sincere loyalfy are fundamenial for democraiic living and ins+i+u+ions. ln ihis complex and dis+urbed age, l believe calm courage: physical, menfal, and moral fi+nessg righl' aH'i+udesg and habiis of meefing our responsibili+ies squarely are necessary asseis +o insure sa+isfac+ory suc- cess +o +he individual as well as 'ro 1'he group. May your experience re1'urn rich dividends on all your good acfsl Congralulalions 'ro +he Class of I94Il Besl' wishes for your happiness and success! Sincerely yours, EARL THOMPSON. Principal THOSE SECOND IN LEADERSHIP Miss Willows accepfs heavy responsibilifies for I94l . . . Capable man- agemenf of Girls' League organizafion . . . Arranges inferesfing pro- grams for Senior High girls . . . Foofball Banquef, Girls' League Dance carried fhrough successfully under excellenf supervision of chief advisor . . . Miss Willows refains job as Dean of Girls . . . Offers sympafhefic aid in solufion of girls' problems . . . lnsfrucfs sfudenfs in English and Lafin . . . Opens up new fields of inferesfs fo energefic minds . . . Kind- ness and generosify appreciafed by enfire sfudenf body . . . Full schedule lined up for Mr. Wood in I94O-l94I . . . Furnishes busy year of varied responsibilifies . . . Heavy faslc of school Business Manager successfully performed . . . Complicafed finances masfered by experienced hands . . . Careful supervision of buildings and grounds also underfaken . . . lmporfanf posifion of Vice-Principal in capable hands . . . lnsfrucfs boys in useful arfs of mechanical drawing and woodshop . . . Many sfudenfs acquire abilify of life long use in fyping . . . Sfudenfs unifed in appre- ciafion of year's efforf expended by Mr. Wood . . . Grafifude expressed by Sfudenf Body for work and leadership of fhese fwo oufsfanding faculfy members . . . rf Miss Willows, Dean of Girls Mr. Wood, Vice-Principal, Business M I fl 7,9 Q if' ,f ' Q 0 A , I 'ff f1 f'uA MAJESTIC OAKS Versafilify of faculfy as lasl' acknowledged . . . Every field of exfra- curricular ac'I'ivi+y direc+ed and guided by faculfy members . . . New feachers join ranlcs . . . Miss Davis welcomed by all . . . Takes over Junior High English classes . . . Managemeni' of Wolfpackel' in her hands . . . Revifalizing of school paper due 'lo capabili+y of new faculfy member . . . Becomes assisiani' advisor of Girls' League . . . Direcrion of Girls' League play added 'lo numerous dufies . . . Collec+ion of high school news for Courier also carried on by Miss Davis . . . Mr. Boofh coniinues all imporfanr iob of sfage manager . . . Producfion of numerous plays and programs impossible wi+hou1' able assisiance backs+age . . . Bril- lian+ ma+hema+ical brains uncovered by discerning Marh insfrucror . . . Mr. Boo+h heads up Scholarship Sociefy . . . Accompanies group on various frips . . . Music deparlmenl' improved by addi'rion of Miss Baird, chorus +eacher . . . Organizes +rip ro Fanfasia . . . Offers welcome ad- vice concerning purchase of chorus room radio . . . Direcrs admirable performance of Ballad for Americans . . . Mr. Charlson combines leach- ing of Biology and Maih wifh direcfion of successful baslcelball and 1- .N I . ' 10 Miss Davis Mr. Boofl? Miss Bpird g 7 ,, Mr. Charlson Mrs. Ho .ii li, li 'wx ,1f i XT' 1 'i i R-Klf-1- -'Hr 'Min' .1 . ,L A l ix ' r.'Y - .r LP. , ,, l baseball feams . . . Sfudenfs grafeful for abilify of afhlefic direcfor . . . l Mrs. Howe responsible for unusually brillianf orchesfral year . . . l . . . Oufsfanding work done af school programs by Senior High orches- fra . . . Mrs. Schafer concenfrafes on sporfsmanship and characfer building in girls' gym classes . . . Leads successful G.A.A. feams fo play days . . . Healfh necessifafes deparfure from school before year's end . . . Sfudenfs and faculfy alike express sincere regref . . . All hope for refurn of one of school's besf loved Teachers nexf year . . . Mr. Marfin carries on excellenf work in Hisfory cleparfmenf . . . lmporfanf facfor in Afhlefic deparfmenf . . . Coaches all imporfanf foofball feam . . . Discovers and frains frack sfars . . . Finds fime for defailecl supervision of EI Espirifu and Lefferman's Club . . . Mrs. Fi'Hs, school librarian, essenfial aid in hunfing ouf reference maferial for sfudenfs . . . Versafilify shown as assisfance given in all subjecfs during sfudy halls . . . Direcfs sfudenfs in planning schedules and college preparafory courses . . . Mr. Arringfon again accepfs responsibilify for school 'lrips . . . lnferesfing, educafional visifs made by grafeful sfudenfs . . . Mr. Arringfon reveals mysferies of chemisfry and physics +o scienfific minded Juniors and Seniors . . . Teaches Mafh and General Science fo Junior High members . . . Also E Q .44 Mrs. Schafer Mr. Marfin Mrs. Fiffs Mr. Arrington Mrs. Hull makes valuable confribuiion in direciion of school safely campaigns . . . Mrs. Hull finds heavy schedule as insfruclor of Senior High English courses . . . Confinues as leader of crea'I'ive wriiing club . . . Aids in produc+ion of Senior Plays . . . Miss Escudero handles Romance language classes, French and Spanish . . . Direcis successful mee+ings of language clubs, bolh ending year wi+h gala picnics . . . Supervises French Club Mardi Gras . . . Mrs. Williams heads Domesiic Science deparimeni' . . . Re- sponsible for all high school luncheons and dinners . . . Takes charge of Girls' League candy sales . . . Effori on Red Cross drive rewarded by subsianiial conlribufions . . . Mr. Wilby awakes sfudenl' inieresi' in world condifions in Social Siudies deparfmenf . . . Carries full program as he assumes direc+ion of S+uden+ Body Play, Junior Play, Girls' League and Senior Plays . . . Sludenls apprecialive of hours of labor spenl . . . Mrs. Meiers pu'rs new life in Ari deparimenl . . . Second year al' C.H.S. highly successful . . . Ari' deparfmenl produces posiers for all occasions . . . Mrs. Meiers invaluable assis+an+ in ar+ work for El Espirifu . . . Also aids in decorafions for school dances and s+age designs for plays . . . Miss Henricus, school nurse, manages heal+h of C.H.S. Sfudenl Body . . . lssues absence excuses . . . Gives healfh rules in girls' gym classes . . . Sfudenis Miss Escudero Mrs. Williams MV- WllbY Mrs' Meiers Miss Hemlcus 12 ' -a. grafeful af close of year for abilify and leadership of enfire faculfy . . . . . . Office sfaff busy fhroughouf year . . . While faculfy and sfudenfs enioy vacafions, faifhful half dozen work on . . . Office sfaff also found hard af if affer school and on Safurdays . . . Mrs. Beck and Miss Fosfer keep on answering felephones, sending messages, wrifing leffers, and keeping records . . . Smiling counfenances cheer sfudenfs in need of locker keys and absence slips . . . Sfudenf Body aware 'rhaf secrefaries won'+ lef fhem down . . . Mr. Geffman works valianfly fo keep numerous buildings clean . . . Posifive genius wifh broom and dusf clofh . . . Mr. Cliffon paces halls and grounds fhroughouf wee, small hours on lookouf for prowlers . . . Brawn and brains necessary fo gef pasf wily wafch- man . . . Also drives busses occasionally . . . Mr. Theunisson and son, commonly known as Tenny and Bob , manipulafe school busses wifh clock-like regularify . . . Nearly half of Sfudenf Body carried fo and from school in sfreamlined conveyances . . . Bob drives feams fo ofher schools and affords fransporfafion for all school frips . . . Sole charge of grounds also in hands of Theunissons . . . Large campus kepf im- maculafe by unceasing energy . . . El Spirifu de l94l gladly salufes office sfaff in behalf of Sfudenf Body . . . Messrs. J. W. P. and R. Theunisson Miss Fosfer Mr. Geffman Mrs. Beck Cliffon f X Eff? J ui Q 3 EL 4 STUDENT BODY A li'Hle learning is a dangerous fhing, Drink deep or +as+e noi +he Pierian spring. -Pope 'fa WW 0 R355 f I wish fo fhank again fhe sfudenf body for elecfing me fheir presidenf. I sincerely hope fhal' I have successfully fulfilled 'lhe office of your prexyg I am proud of fhe spirif and cooper- afion all of you have shown fhis year. I would like fo repeal' whaf l have offen said before, +ha+ is: I don'f believe any ofher school in fhe counfry has a finer group of sfudenfs fhan good old Claremonf High School. They have every- fhing if fakes fo pull fhrough fhe foughesl' spofs and keep smiling. KENNY DUDDRIDGE TOP ROW: C. Anderson. N. McCrossen, K. Duddridge, M. S+. Clair, T. Garner, D. Chidlaw, M. Saunders, R. Henzie, H. Van Noorden. SECOND ROW: E. Morrison, M. Cooper, R. Baughman, S. Barnes, P. Quick, M. Naffel, J. Reeves, L. Barker. THIRD ROW: E. J. Birkel, B. Reeves, M. Bronson, D. Johnson, E. Jaqua, N. Bronson L. Burke, T. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: P. Neuman, J. Hamillon, B. Brooks, J. Sawyer, R. Nicholson, C. I Hudson. Tl-IE FIRST CONSUI. SPEAKS 16 Senior Class, despife dear+h of members, swells wi+h pride as pres+ige rises from +ireless ac+ivi'ries . . . Maurice S+. Clair brings class safely +hrough firsi semes+er as presidenl' . . . Dick Chidlaw emula+es F. D. R. as fhird 'l'erm class leader . . . Mar+ha Munn successfully manages Senior Difch Day held +his year a+ snow infes+ed Big Pines . . . Underclassmen mu++er angrily af forced imprisonmeni' . . . Hudson as 'firsf semesier social chairman sponsors par+y . . . Mrs. Hull proves wor+h as game direc+or . . . Class loudly acclaims Gilmore Brown's por+rayal of Shyloclr in +rip +o Pasadena Play- house . . . English class journeys +o Huniinglon Library . . . Sigh of relief breaihed as graduafion announcemenfs pass under eagle eyes of fu+ure purchasers . . . Lonergan wi+h class and Mrs. Hull discuss Senior program . . . DURING TWELVE LUNG YEARS THE STRUGGLE CECILE HUDSON 6 years al C.H.S. To Chaffey Junior College Vice Presidenf of Sfudenf Body, 4 Girls' Afhlelic Associafion, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. Presidenl, 4 Girls' League Treasurer, 3 Spanish Club, 2, 3 vivacious-G.A.A.- S+ardus+ - horrors HAROLD DUDDRIDGE 6 years af C.H.S. To Chaffey Junior College Presidenl of Sfudenl Body, 4 Varsily Foolball Varsily Baslcelball Varsify Tracl: Varsify Tennis presideni-''Kenny -lennis-hero MARGARET BULKLEY 5 years al C.H.S. To Chaffey Junior College Spanish Club Secrelary, 4 Girls' Afhlefic Associafion Peggy -sis+er-''Gerlieu-friendly FANCHON BILLESBACH 5 years a+ C.H.S. To Chaffey Junior College S+uden+ Council Represenfalive, I Presiclenl of Spanish Club, 2 Vice Presidenl of Spanish Club, 3 Spanish Club Secrelary, 3 Class Secrelary-Treasurer, 3, 4 peiile- Fanny -bro+her-smile- demure x X RAYMOND GUERRE ii 'V 6 years af V . To Chaffey Junior C ge X Presidenf of Le++erman's u , l Varsify F +bal b Varsily B ll Varsily se V T cl: sporfs-World Problems o '- es ' N. X SALLY BOAKE 2 years al C.H.S. To Carlelon College Annual Secrefary, 4 French Club, 4 Wha+ a Life, 4 Girls' Afhlelic Associalion, 2, 4 Ruc.ldigore, 2 Sa ral1 -pin-dieis-Diclr W.- bandanas New BARBARA BROOKS 2If2 years a+ C.H.S. To Univ. of California, Los Angeles Annual Edilor, 4 Girls' Alhlelic Associalion, 3, 4 Scribblers, 4 Scholarship Sociely, 3, 4 The World's a Sfa e 3 9 n Bobbie -Laiin--IeHers-g rin- Jaclrie FRED CONTRERAS 6 years al C.H.S. To Chaffey Junior College French Club Secrefary, 4 Spanish Club Baslcefball Track Freddie -conlagious smile MARIE G-ENUNG 4 years af C.I I.S. To Chaffey Junior College Vice Presiclenl of French Club, 4 French Club, 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Ruddigore grades-saunier-curls- Josie -shy I 1 DORA LOUISE BOILEAU 6 years ai C.H.S. To Chaffey Junior College Vice Presidenl of Girls' League, 4 Girls' League Secrelary. 3 June Mad, 3 WhaI a Life, 4 Spanish Club, 2, 3 dramaiics-Cecile-sweei- Dory pale X N! . RICHARD CHIDLAW 6 years al C.I'I.S. To Pomona College Class Presidenl, 2, 4 Annual Adverfising Manager, 4 LeHerman's Club Wha+ a Life, 4 French Club Social Chairman, 4 Chure-moo-iuice--barifone JOSEPHINE DOLCATER 6 years a+ C.H.S. To Pomona Junior College Girls' Afhlelic Associalion Spanish Club, 2, 3 Marie-engagemenf-quief- Josie MOON HEE LIM 3 years al C.H.S. To School of Nursing, S+. Luke's French Club, 3, 4 Korea-speedball-nurse JOE AGUILERA 6 years al C.H.S. To Chaffey Junior College LeHerman's Club French Club, 3, 4 Spanish Club, I, 2 Varsi+y Foofball Varsily Baseball Foolball-French Club-car MARY McCONNELL 6 years a+ C.H.S. To Chaffey Junior College Girls' A+hle+ic Associa+ion, I-4 G-.A.A. Baseball Manager, 3 Spanish Club, 2, 3 Chorus, I, 2, 3, 4 Giggle- Mac -hockey-bicycle- hair ANN LONERGAN I year a+ C.H.S. To Pomona College Girls' Alhlelic Associafion, 4 Easl-eyebrows- Frenesi -Sugar Bowl GARNER McCROSSEN 2 years a+ C.H.S. To Pomona College Boys' Sfafe Represenfa+ive Foolball Capfain, 4 Scribblers, 4 Treasurer of LeHerman's Club Annual Spor+s Edilor +winkle- Bumple -silen+ MARTHA MUNN I year af C.H.S. To Pomona College Girls' A+hle+ic Associa+ion, 4 Class Social Chairman, 4 Angel Aware, 4 wisecraclxs-car-''poo-clacldle xlri I BETTY SUE MOBLEY 6 years af C. H. S. To Chaffey Junior College Yell Leader Girls' Alhlefic Associafion, I-4 Three Flals and a Sharp Presidenf of Spanish Club, 3 Pep Rally Chairman cule-dancing-Suzie-arf ELMER MILLER 6 years at C.H.S. To Chaffey Junior College Sfudenl Body Business Manager, 3 Annual Sfaff, 2, 4 WhaI a Life, 4 Class Presidenl, 3 Sfage Crew, 2, 3, 4 voice-popular- Bud -cream coupe ELOISE MORRISON 6 years al C.H.S. To Pomona Junior College Adverlising Manager, 4 Scribblers, 3, 4 Command Performance, 3 Girls' Afhlelic Associalion, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club, 2, 3 Village-pep-besi dale-humor 3 2 '71 f IS xxx 1 '1 X i I MARY OPPERMAN 6 years af C.H.S. To Chaffey Junior College Girls' Afhlelic Associafion, I Spanish Club, 2, 3 Chorus, 4 OPPv -Mary Jean-snow day- colors L1 Q! RICE ST. CLAIR years al C.H.S. To Brown Universily Class Presideni, 4 Sfage Crew, I, 2, 3, 4 Scholarship Sociely, 2, 4 Annual Phofography Manager Scribblers, 4 slage crew-Ordway-sisler-Ausiin -wif PATRICIA ROBINSON 5 years ai C.H.S. To Pomona College Scholarship Sociely, I, 2, 4 Girls' Alhlelic Associalion, I-4 Scribblers Club, 4 Wolf Paclcef Sfaff, 3, 4 Pal --Pomona College-A's-boy friends RUTH ELLEN NICHOLSON 6 years al C.H.S. To Chaffey Junior College Presidenf of Ihe Girls' League, 4 The WorId's a SIage, 3 JusI' Anolher Salurd-ay, 4 Class Social Chairman, 3 French Club. 3, 4 Honolulu-ads-''Niclxy -1haf's no lie HOWARD KELLER 4 years a+ C.H.S. To Chaffey Junior College LeHerman's Club, 3, 4 Annual Slaff, 4 Slage Crew, I Varsily Foofball, 3, 4 Track, 3, 4 Tiny -Perfidia-Mexico-iillerbug IRENE TALBOTT 6 years af C.H.S. To Chaffey Junior College Chorus, I Girls' Alhlefic Associalion, 2 Spanish Club, 2, 3 Renie --soulful blue eyes-Clara I g, K me 1 I T . M Il ,, ' JOSEPHINE SAWYER 2 years al C.H.S. To Slanford Universily Annual Sales Manager, 4 Class Represenlafive, 3, 4 Girls' League Treasurer, 4 D.A.R. Represenlalive Scribblers, 4 foollighls- Jo -ambilions-lellers ,X QQ WALTER SHIRLEY I year al C.H.S. Tennis Team, 4 bloncle-reserved-S+. Clairs-smarf DOROTHY STEUDLER 6 years al C.H.S. To Pomona College Class Secrelary-Treasurer, 3 French Club, 3 Ruclcligore Soloisl, 3 Wha'r a Life. 4 Varsily Tennis, 4 flowers- DoI'rie -solos- Nicky fs CLA RA VESTAL 5 years al C.H.S. Chorus, I, 2, 3, 4 Ruddigore, 3 Girls' Aihleiic Associalion, I-4 Vice Presidenf of G.A.A., 4 small-pin curls-sisfer--Ioclxel ASHLEY PAUL 6 years a+ C.H.S. To Chaffey Junior College Scribblers, 4 Traclr, 3, 4 Boys' S+a+e Represenlaiive Ruddigore, 3 Ballad for Americans, 4 Tennis- AsI1''-precise-vocabulary MARY OLIVER llfg years af C.H.S. To College of +I1e Pacific French Club, 3, 4 Wolf PacI:e+, 4 Class Vice Presiclenf, 3 The WorId's a Siage, 3 Girls' AII1IeIic Assoclaiion, 3 'iur coal-S.A.ISI- Ollie MARY JANE STRONG I year af C.H.S ' ', , - Ballad for Americans, 4 V Angel Awiyif' N, dark gIas1es- oompI1 -sIa+ion- wagon ' . - A . , 4 I BILLIE JOEXSMIAIRTS 6 years a+llI3.S. WI1a! JxLi'ie, 4 L Ike an's Club, I, 2, 3, 4 B: Nsiall, I Qlak Track, 4 Algebra-hundred yard dashes ANNA LOUISE VOUGHT 5 years af C.H.S. To Chaffey Junior College Angel Aware, 4 RucIdigore, 3 OTCIISSIFG Program, 2 Chrislmas Canlafa, 4 Varsily Tennis, 4 eyelashes-+ennis-Clara-exacfilfude ll X 1 JOYCE GAPP Q V 5 years al C.H.S. To Univ. of California, Los Angeles J Girls' Aihlelic Associalion, I-4 , Y Y W . Varsify Tennis, 2, 5 ' X-S' Pep Rally Commillee, Wolf Packet 4 Jody-live-wire LESLIE KLEEB I year a+ C.l'l.S. To Chaffey Junior College Spanish Club Treasurer, 4 Safely Commirfee Represen+a+ive, 4 girl 'lriends-undecidecl-laugh- amble I , I I , , I LINDSAY WORKMAN 3 years al' C.H.S. To Pasadena Junior College Ballad 'For Americans, Soloisf, 4 Shakespeare Fesfival Winner, 4 French Club Presidenl, 4 Scribblers, 4 Scholarship Sociely, 2, 3, 4 basso profundo- Reverend -crilical RUBY MARGARET KEECH I year a+ C.H.S. To Chaffey Junior College Orchesfra, 4 Spanish Club, 4 Puenle-saxophone-recl-dimples I J I hwy X I TI-IE CLASS Since fhe class, which is now saying farewell, capsized af Balboa Island, much has happened . . . Of fhe more gruesome defails fhere are, of course, fhe incidenfs when Kenny had malfa fever, Cecile cuf her finger wifh fhe paper-cuffer, efc .... Socially fhe class has faken much parf in originafing ideas . . . For fhe Junior Dance af Women's Club House fhey used gunny sacks and cheese clofh fo give fhe effecf of real de- pression . . . lf was acclaimed as one of fhe very besf of fhe year's so- cials . . . Lafer fhey gave a more elaborafe, more expressive send-off fo fhe Seniors, fhe Junior-Senior recepfion . . . As social chairman Rufh Ellen Nicholson bade fhe Seniors good-bye in behalf of fhe Juniors . . . This year's social chairman, Marfha Munn, conceived fhe very grand idea of privafe Senior parfies before our parfing . . . Beach days, snow days, shows, barbecues have been among fhe number of gef-fogefhers . . . Behind fhe fooflighfs fhe well-known Seniors are Lindsay Workman, Dora Louise Boileau, Mary Oliver, Jo Sawyer, Bud Miller, Dick Chidlaw, and Ashley Paul . . . Hisfory seems shorf in fhese lasf momenfs buf mem- ories will lasf. So fhe class ends ifs year wifh grafifude for whaf fhey have learned of friendship and of life and fhe desire fo meef again fhe ones fhey have known . . . So wifh fheir hearfs fhey say so-long . . . ln our crysfal ball of fhe vasf forever we see fhe Class of '4l dispersed around fhe globe . . .lf was a promising class fhen and is now showing ifs greafness fo fhe world . . Over in Singapore we see Dick singing his way info fhe hearfs of fhe brown-skinned beaufies . . . Leslie is plowing fhe fields of his new fiffeen-acre farm . . . Doffie is making her lafesf success on fhe concerf sfage . . . Far away we see Moon Hee bandaging fhe heads of weary Chinese soldiers . . . Jo is coaching her dramafics class af Sawyer lHulll-House . . . Lindsay is selling his producf, Buffer- Korns, over fhe air-waves . . . Eloise is head of fhe Village Theafre syn- dicafe . . Marie sfars on lnformafion Please . . . Fanchon is modeling pefife sfyles . . . Freddie is enchanfing confinenfal audiences wifh his dancing . . Nicky is lolling on fhe beach af Waikiki . . Bud can be heard crooning over Sfafion XYM, nighfly af 8:30 . . . Mary, Clara, Irene, and Josephine are home on fhe range . . . Sally is busy collecfing fraf pins . . . Anna Louise is bargaining for furnips for her class in foods . . . Billie Joe is head of fhe fhriving Swarfs cafe . . . Cecile is furnishing Cape-Cod coffages . . . Mary McConnell replaces Mary Livingsfone . . . Howard is deep in Cleopafra's problems . . . Ruby is famed saxophonisf in all-girl orchesfra . . . Garner's made All-American . . . Suzie's wifh fhe Trio in N.Y.C ..... Bobbie is choosing an All-American Yearbook . . . Joyce has long since fied fhe knof . . . Maurice has his own porfraif sfudio and is working on his blow-up proiecf . . . Sky Blue, A Book of Poems by Dora Louise Boileau has iusf been published . . . Mary Oliver is hosfess on fhe T.W.A. . . . Kenny is coaching fhe Reds in fheir greaf drive. . . Peggy is 'reaching fhe arf of making friends . . . Marfha is sfyl- ing for Vogue . . . Raymond is pifching Big League Baseball . . . Mary Jane has added a Lincoln Zephyr fo her collecfion of aufos . . . Walfer is working ouf a new fennis play . . . Ann is a Physical Educafion feacher af Scripps . . . Ashley is conducfor of fhe Philharmonic . . . Paf is edifor of Scribblers . . . Joe is speeding his car around fhe lasf furn . . . lsn'f if a greaf fufure? TCD CARRY Tl-IE TGRCI-I '42 Juniors sfarf year wifh capable members holding Sfudenf Body offices . . . Garner handles C.H.S. finances as Business Manager, Bronson fakes on heavy correspondence as Secrefary, Cooper edifs all-imporfanf Wolf Packef . . . Class elecfion passes wifh Bronson, Presidenfg Yrigollen, Vice Presidenfg Baughman, Social Chairman, Florence Sf. Clair, Secrefaryg Allen, Treasurer: and Caldwell, Red Cross Represenfafive . . . Van Noorden chosen as Council Represenfafive and responsible posifion of sweafer commiffee chairman given fo Sheila Lee . . . Lee selecfs commiffee of Van Noorden, Knoff, J. McCrossen, and Henzie, as affenfion of all focuses on class sweafers . . . Eager Juniors vofe on color of sweafers . . . Various mefhods used by Seniors fo dis- cover dafe of Spring . . . Big day arrives af lasf and proud Juniors charge fhrough halls in sfunning beige and brown creafions, mid clanging cow bells and uproarious cheering . . . Seniors seize Junior properfy in fheir eagerness fo be seen in smarf sweafers . . . Evenfful day af lasf closes . . . Versafile Juniors enfer wifh enfhusiasm info C.H.S. acfivifies . . . Junior members of sfage crew include Garner . . . Gardner holds Girls' League office . . . Sludious minded members, Allen, Fran. S+. Clair, Sulz- bach, Bruner, Popenoe, and Bronson eligible for Scholarship Socie+y . . . Baughman shines as yell leader . . . Talen+ed musicians, Sherman, Henzie, Jaeger, Yerkes, KnoH', Chidlaw, Allen do brillian+ work wi'I'h orches+ra . . . Senior High chorus includes Junior members Lee, Gardner, Gapp, Twogood, Wood, Woodard, Lacey, and Mclfnighf . . . Creafive urge 'for wri+ing prompfs J. McCrossen, Johnson, Cooper, Sulzbach, Bronson, Robinson, Baughman, and Flo. S+. Clair +o ioin ranks of selecf Scribblers Club . . . Popenoe, Allen, Fredendall, Baughman, Bronson, and Cooper chosen for Annual Sfaff . . . Junior grid men, N. McCrossen, Van Noorden, Henzie, Popenoe, Parker, Parrilla, Garcia, Jaeger, and Healy dazzle speciaiors on foo+ball field . . . Baskelball opens wi'I'h Junior class well represenfed on A ieam by N. McCrossen, Caldwell, Parker, Henzie, and Parrilla . . . B feam susiained by Van Noorden, Popenoe, Johns, and Gonzales . . . Many speedy Juniors 'rurn ou'r for +rack, including Woodard, McKnigh+, McCrossen, Parrilla, Garcia, Parker, Popenoe, Jaeger, Wallace Twogood Sheila Lee Deborah Johnson Safurnino Parrilla Mary Bronson Jack Caldwell Dale Healy Belly Jane Ga Charloffe Fredendall Ward Popenc and Gonzales . . . Dick Woodard, and Bob McKnigh+, champions on iennis courls . . . Healy, Parilla, Yrigollen, Henzie, Garcia and Gonzales, slars on diamond . . . Girls aclive in sporls as well as boys . . . Fredendall, Yerkes, and Bronson hold G.A.A. offices . . . Lacey, as cap+ain, leads Junior baskelball leam +0 viclory in inlerclass games and a+ Play Day . . . Under speedball capfain, Gapp, Junior +eam Hes Sophs for inierclass championship and also lies a+ Play Day . . . Fredendall chosen as hockey capfain and Junior Amazons walk away wiih inlerclass championship and win 'rwo games a+ Play Day . . . Yerkes, as +ennis manager, helps selecl' +eam suppor+ed by Junior members, Baughman, Johnson, Lacey, Gapp, Garris, and Yerkes . . . In social spoflighl Juniors s+ar+ off year wifh firsf dance, direcfed by Baughman . . . Junior French Club members play large parl in successful Mardi Gras, run by Baughman . . . Grea+ addilions also made fo Spanish Club by Junior members . . . Tribufe paid +o abilily of N. McCrossen as club-ma+es honor him wi+h presidency of bofh second year club and of firsi' and second year clubs combined . . . Juniors manage 'I'o 'lake par'l' in Roberla Baughman Clarence Allen Joanne McCrossen Chesfer Jaeger Bernice Lacey Ted Garner Dick Downey June Gardner Marilyn Bruner Wesley Henzie 28 I . 5 every ac+ivi+y . . . Bruner, Flo. S+. Clair, McNamee, Popenoe, Fran. S+. Clair, and Johnson en+er in+o S+uden+ Body Play . . . Hours 0+ hard work a+ rehearsals rewarded as record a++endance proves play crashing success . . . McNamee shines in comedy role . . . ln midyear, elec+ions, N. McCrossen unanimously elec+ed class presiden+ 'mid deafening cheers as all o+her nominees decline in his +avor . . . Abili+y 0+ Baughman recognized by class-ma+es as she is re+ained as Social Chairman . . . Task o+ running recep+ion +remendous one, bu+ work rewarded as long awai+ed nigh+ arrives and s+arry-eyed girls and smar+ly-+ailored men enioy +ime 0+ +heir lives . . . J. McCrossen heads Ways and Means commi++ee +o raise 'Funds +or Recep+ion by doughnu+ sales and o+her en+erprises . . . Flo. S+. Clair elec+ed chairman o+ Junior Play commi++ee, impor+an+ source of revenue +or Recep+ion . . . Bruner and Woodard devo+e +alen+ +o wor+hy cause and perform brillian+ piece 0+ ac+ing in Junior Play, wi+h lead in hands 0+ capable Senior . . . O+her class offices held by Johnson, Council Represen+- a+ive: Chidlaw, Vice Presidenh Fran. S+. Clair, Secre+ary-Treasurer: Caldwell, Red Lois Wood Joy Hol+ Francis S+. Clair Leandro Garcia Virginia Williams Har+wig Van Non Gilber+ Yrigollen Be++y Mei Doris Kno++ Eusebio Domingu A, ,v:. x .D I 'X . xc kk X 5 xl Cross Represenfaiive . . . Baughman has anolher du+y added +o already long lis+ as second semes'rer edifor of school paper . . . Shor+ly before end of 'rhird quar+er Ju- niors shalce off spring fever long enough fo seleci' C.H.S. represenlaiives +o Boys' and Girls' S1'a+e . . . Coveled posi+ions go +o Allen, Downey, and Bruner . . . Grealesl' 1'ribu+e of year paid fo fhese ourslanding cirizens . . . Rehearsals for Girls' League one acl plays ge'r under way before Spring vacalion . . . Girl's lead in The Ro- mancers held by Cooper . . . All girl cas+ of Jus'l' Anolher Sal'urday supporled by Junior members, Fran. Si. Clair, Bronson, and Flo. S+. Clair . . . Bolh plays smashing success . . . Feverish preparafion 'For Receplion increases as year nears end . . . Final +ribu+e paid +0 oulgoing Seniors on fhis memorable occasion . . . Juniors bid upper class adieu wi+h +rue regrel' bul' feel ready +o accepi' posi'I'ion of leadership in I94I-42. . . . Wise selecrion of nexi' year's S+uden'r Body officers made . . . The Class of '4l is gone, long live 'rhe class of '42 . . . Mildred Cooper Meade McNamee Ellsworih Parker Florence Sf. Clair Pafricia Chidlaw George Gonzales Douglas Srrehle Barbara Yerltes Pefer Sherman Adelle Wagner 30 Firsf day of school sees sunburned faces as fesfimony of heavenly vacafions . . . New sfudenfs fill imporfanf places in class acfivifies . . . Mac Saunders elecfed fo presidency af- fer close race . . . Mary Mae Michael selecfed fo direcf class social evenfs . . . Class fakes Safurday excursion fo Los Angeles Museum . . . Find relics as inferesfing as ever . . . Tenfhers prove invaluable in numerous sfage producfions . . . Sophomore Sporf Dance helps replenish class ex- chequer . . . Girl afhlefes score big friumphs in inferclass games and playdays . . . Rex Henzie fakes presidenf's reins as new semesfer opens . . . Sfafford chosen fo head second semesfer social commiffee . . . Class invesfigafes fhe infricacies of a radio sfafion in fascinafing field frip fo Alec Templefon Time . . . Class enioys several privafe parfies, fhanks fo girls of class . . . Easfer vacafion af- fords welcome break in school life . . . Three fenfh graders parficipafe in League of Nafions confesf . . . Class refurns fo school worn ouf by vacafion . . . Brains of class make Scholarship Sociefy . . . Sophomores represenf fwenfy-five per cenf of fhis selecf group . . . Mrs. Poff, Mrs. Copeland, Mrs. Cooke, Mrs. Bafh, Mrs. Birkel, and all ofher fenfh grade mofhers cooperafe fo give class novel progressive dinner wifh Chinese mofif . . . Class affends Girls' League plays en masse fo climax evening's fesfivifies . . . Year ends wifh usual lasf quarfer rush as sfudenfs burn midnighf oil in des- perafe affempf fo complefe scholasfic schedule . . . Orchids fo Mrs. Schafer and Mr. Marfin for invaluable assisfance during an oufsfanding year . . . Class shows promise of filling fufure iobs as Juniors and Seniors . . . LATER KNOWN AS LEADERS g '43 TOP ROW: D. Harrod, R. Holfz, L. Guevara, V. Johns, G. Reid, M. Saunders, L. Olsen, T. Snyder, A. Jacobson, N. Sfocks, R. Henzie. SECOND ROW: K. Jessen, G. Merfzke, F. Copeland, M. Fredendall, R. Cooke, M. Michael, B. Reeves N. Whife, W. Cory, E. Birkel, A. Woodard. THIRD ROW: L. Fakler, P. Squires, K. Poff, D. Sfafford, A. Carnahan, V. Aguilera, M. Mobley, E. Shaw. THEY MET Tl-IE TEST I TOP ROW: C. Anderson, C. Miller, L. Tucker, M. Daves, M. Koch, P. Sfrong, B. Chance, K. Garris. B. J. Carnes, J. Hamilion, E. Mariinez, D. Towne, L. Perron. SECOND ROW: U. Lopez, S. deLapp, J. Salfonsiall, C. Russi, C. Allen, M. Burgess, J. Ellis, P. Neuman, E. Colbaih, P. Hudson, A. Saunders, B. Billesbach, L. Ornelas. THIRD ROW: T. Callahan, J. Williams, R. Eisenbrey, H. Dyer, E. Jones, B. Cooper, E. Breifner, E. Popenoe, M. Wagner, M. Forbes, H. Widmar, B. Von Colvin, B. Cooper. FOURTH ROW: T. Marquis, B. Cory, D. Tooker, R. Sanders, J. PoH, D. Phillips, W. Hendricks, E. Brown, W. L. Myers, E. Jaqua, J. Sherman. 411 Confroversy again raised aboul' Freshman class . . . Should ninrh grade become par+ of Senior High School? . . . Class elafed by favorable vofe of upper-classmen . . . Year be- gins wi+h elec+ion of Ernesf Jaqua as class presidenf . . . Jaqua plans valian'rly bu+ all dares conflicf . . . No parry 'Thus resuH's from firsf semesfer . . . Make up for lack of own social program by 'rurning ou+ in full force +o school dances . . . Ursula Lopez shines in arf work . . . Earl Jones proves high srandard of class in dramaiic acrivilies . . . Jones also shines as baskeiball flash along wilh Tommy Wiggins . . . Davey Briggs shoulders heavy responsibiliry of Junior High Page in es+eemed school newspaper alone during firsl' se- mes+er . . . Second semesier commences wi+l1 Cuyler Ander- son shouldering responsibiliiy as Frosh presidenl' . . . Polly Sirong becomes dynamic force as Social Chairman . . . Mardi Gras proves rendezvous for many firs+ year sfudenis . . . Class mofhers sponsor mammolh parfy af Bridges . . . Charlie McCar+hy and Company serve as en+er+ainers . . . Large banquei' precedes evening's acl'ivil'y . . . Nancy Taylor and Raymond Sanders prove essenfial par+ of school falenf producrion . . . Briggs and S+rong also feafured on same bill doing exoiic rango number . . . Two olher class parfies comple+e even+ful social second semesfer . . . Success of year largely due fo advisors, Miss Willows and Mr. Charlson. Eighfh Grade compleles second long year of Junior High . . . Final louches of Grammar School erased as class of '45 moves sfeadily 'foward goal . . . Large class convenes shorlly afler shaking summer vacalion dusl off brains 'lo elecl Ii++le dynami'l'e Lowell Slocks prexy of 'lhe class . . . New sei'-up slarls work immedialely for lhe be'Her . . . Social galherings planned . . . Beaulifully execuled by very cooperalive class . . . Wilh able assislance of Mr. Marlin and Mr. Arringlon several field lrips planned . . . Group descends bus sleps lo view lwo Los Angeles museums early in evenlful year . . . Success of lrip so pronounced lhal soon olher 'lrips are care- fully arranged . . . These include Griffilh Park Observalory, KNX sludios and radio broadcasls, and new Union Slalion . . . Track slar Gunlher gives brighl hope of class's leader- ship in sporls . . . Reporler Pierson covers every delail in class for school's esleemed Wolf-Packer . . . Class belle, Mary Pauline Naflel, snares presidenlial eleclion for lively second semesler . . . Pal' Downey, new acquisi+ion 'lhis year excels in crealive arl' work . . . Mr. Arringlon delermines 'I' make scienlisls ou'l of eighlh grade malh class . . . Robs chemislry and physics sludenls of bunsen burners in order lo le+ malhemaficians blow glass . . . Also lries +o make farmers oul' of his general science class . . . Long procession of slu- denls slops al' baskelball courls . . . Planls wild 'flower seeds above lhese . . . Experimenl' succeeds . . . Flowers bloom in 'lhe spring . . . Far-sighled class prepares for 'resl' of firsl year in high school . . . Social Chairman Phyllis Quick plans giganlic class parly . . . This malerializes on lhe 24+h of May . . . Class all agree lhere had never been such a parl'y before . . . Feel lhal no be'Her way lo end school year could be found. . . 9 THE FIRST PLUME .5 , 5 ll O -Qrffvriw 'f 'e TOP ROW: M. Cluesfer, N. Adams, M. Kinny, J. Reeves, C. Sleeper, A. Arauio, E. Land refh. SECOND ROW: L. Barker, E. Voughf, H. Shirley, M. Melendrez, L. Honaker, M. Garris, A. Bradley, W. Pierce, J. Sfafford, A. Alexander, N. Todd, H. Reed, C. Ellis. THIRD ROW: A. Meyer, V. Baber, V. Paffison, M. Breheuf, P. Sneed, B. Sanders. V. Smifh, Y. Garcia, D. Scoff, N. Bronson, M. Michael, B. Brown, R. Towne. FOURTH ROW: A. Snyder, C. Sanders, T. Johnson, P. Heafhman, D. Spencer, H. Wafkins, L. Burke, K. Mock, B. Showers. Looks of bewildermenf prevalenf on faces of firsf year sfu- denfs . . . Vasfness of C.H.S. overwhelming for firsf few days . . . Feeling removed enough fo call firsf class meefing . . . Lewis Burke receives elecfion honors fo become presidenf for firsf semesfer . . . Class glides sfeadily forward under experf leadership . . . Big shin-dig planned and beaufifully execufed . . . Faculfy advisors, Mr. Wilby and Miss Baird, preside af momenfous occasion . . . Don old clofhes much fo greaf surprise and delighf of sfudenfs presenf . . . Sevenfh grade girls' chorus class prepare modern day parody on Shakespeare's Julius Caesar wifh appropriafe music and sound effecfs . . . Glee club also sings af assembly program . . . Charloffe Ellis essenfial facfor in drawing crowds fo baskefball pep rallies by playing accordion . . . Beffy Sanders brings down house wifh fiery violin virfuosify . . . Selecfed fo play on all-school falenf show . . . Virginia Baber also en- fhralls crowd by playing harp on same occasion . . . Sevenfh grade very well represenfed af same falenf assembly by Nancy Bronson's offering of specfacular foe dance . . . Sec- ond semesfer gefs off fo whirling sfarf as class selecfs Joyce Reeves presidenf . . . Class produces surprisingly good afh- lefes in frack meefs wifh ofher Junior High classes . . . Arf work of sevenfh grade sfudenfs holds consfanf place on Mrs. Meiers' display board . . . Year finishes wifh grand finale as class embarks on specfacular parfy in May . . . I940 seniors experience lasf assembly . . . Speculafions made as fo cup winners . . . Breafhless silence engulfs audiforium as Kiwanis Club represenfafive presenfs frophy . . . Award made fo senior boy on basis of sporf by fellow sfudenfs . . . Au- dience grows impafienf as name wifhheld by speaker . . . Big momenf arrives and John Talboff mounfs sfage fo receive cup . . . Applause rocks assembly hall . . . Rofary delegafe presenfs like frophy fo oufsfanding senior girl . . . Award made on same basis . . . Audience l00 per cenf enfhusiasfic as Emily Amenf receives honor . . . Lasf speaker ascends sfage fo presenf D.A.R. award . . . Trophy given fo girl rafed highesf by class in cifizenship . . . Expecfafion of sfu- denf body realized as Marfha Vanderwood called fo plaf- form . . . Dr. Thompson congrafulafes winners . . . High sfandard now sef for fufure members of sfudenf body . . . Seniors leave lasf assembly wifh mingled feelings . . . Cup winners hearfily congrafulafed by fellow sfudenfs . . . Local American Legion furnishes addifional source of recognifion . . . Trip fo Sacramenfo inaugurafed fwo years ago . . . Two boys chosen for I94l iourney . . . Dick Downey and Clarence Allen fo represenf Claremonf . . . Girls' Sfafe inaugurafed lasf year . . . Thanks due fo Legion Auxiliary as Marilyn Bruner selecfed for honor. . . CI-IALICE CDF I-IGNOR WN W 9.-J ,ff W .K Tl-IE ARTS The Lord of 'I'he unerring bow. The God of life, and poesy, and lighf- The Sun in human limbs array'd, and brow All raclianl' from his 'Triumph in The 'Fighh The shafi' haih iusi' been shoi'-'rhe arrow brighi' WH'h an immor+al's vengeance: in his eye And nosfril beau+iful disdain, and mighi' Anal maies'ry, flash 'rheir full ligh+nings by, Developing in 'Thai' one glance fhe Dei+y. -Byron LEFT TO RIGHT W Popenoe, R. Baughman, L. Workman, M. Cooper, B. Miller, G McCrossen M Bronson, Mr. Marfin, B. Brooks, M. Sf. Clair, C. Allen, J. Sawyer, W Sherman R Nicholson, S. Boake, C. Fredendall. Edifor-in-Chief of El Espirifu, Barbara Brooks, sfarfs ouf year wifh enfhusiasfic planning . . . Decision made fo accomplish fasks fhroughouf year . . . Brooks picks illusfrious sfaff . . . Prospecfs for success of The Book very encouraging . . . Assisfanf Ediforship goes fo Lindsay Workman . . . Sawyer infroduces novel idea of benefif movies af Village Theafre . . . English feachers cooperafe as assignmenfs wifhheld . . . Baughman dashes off voluminous nofes each monfh in prep- arafion for EI Espirifu calendar . . . Bronson invesfigafes cre- afive abilify of C. H. S. sfudenfs for liferary secfion . . . M. Sf. Clair snoops round for candid shofs of sfudenfs . . . Also aids Miller wifh Phofography . . . California forrenfs delay faking of group picfures . . . Clear skies af lasf . . . Ordway arrives wifh complefe paraphernalia . . . Classes inferrupfed as acfive sfudenfs squinf info camera . . . Sfaff unifed in BUCK CDF TIME Workman, Brooks. deferminafion fo produce besf Annual yef for C.H.S. Sfudenf Body . . . Nicholson piles up profifs from faf adverfising confracfs . . . Freclendall slaves over arfisfic effecfs . . . Grafi- fude due Mrs. Meiers for devofed assisfance . . . Allen fakes over business affair . . . Efficienf manager aided by Popenoe . . . Checks receipf books and cash furned in during Annual Week . . . Sales surpass all expecfafions . . . Sfudenfs enfer- fained by Annual Assembly . . . Successful week closes wifh beaufiful formal dance in library . . . G. McCrossen handles sporfs wrifeups wifh unusual falenf . . . Baughman in charge of girls' sporfs . . . Big iob carried ouf successfully by sporfs enfhusiasf . . . Baughman also aids in Arf secfion . . . Work- man slaves over wrifeups . . . Delivers ulfimafum fo wrifers under him . . . Secrefary Boake fypes feverishly . . . Fingers slighfly on fhe black and blue side . . . All breafhe sigh of relief as maferial handed fo Cannicoff . . . Time off faken for glorious beach parfy . . . More work ahead, buf complefed EI Espirifu is worfh everyfhing . . . Sfaff expresses deep grafi- fude fo advisor Marfin. . . TRIBUNES GF TGDAY R. Baughman, M. Cooper. Big year for C.H.S. Wolfpackef opens under new advisor, Miss Davis . . . Edifor Cooper plans novel arficles . . . Dis- fribufors greefed wifh suppressed delighf in class rooms as feachers affempf fo mainfain order . . . Bronson as assisfanf edifor fakes over producfion end of paper . . . Co-assisfanf Johnson offers much aid . . . P. Chidlaw, Gapp, and Hud- son help wifh fyping . . . D. Harrod infroduces popular cross- word puzzles concocfed in own brillianf mind . . . G. Mc- Crossen ace reporfer of boys' sporfs . . . Drama and music secfions covered by Workman . . . Briggs shoulders re- sponsibilify of Junior High . . . Changing sfaff of feafure wrifers includes Morrison, Sulzbach, M. R. Mobley, M. Bruner, Nicholson, Gardner, Fran. Sf. Clair, Robinson, Flo. Sf. Clair, McNamee, Fakler, Chidlaw, and Boileau . . . Popularify con- fesf shows C.H.S. abilify widespread fhroughouf Sfudenf Body . . . Faculfy members quesfion value of honored paper . . . Sfudenfs rally fiercely in supporf of Wolfpackef . . . Fac- LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Johnson, M. Bronson, M. Dunn. M. Cooper M Oliver Mis Davis, D. Briggs, R. Baughman. ulfy submifs fo sfudenf demand . . . Baughman emerges vicforious from long lisf of nominees for second semesfer ediforship . . . Oliver chosen for assisfanf edifor . . . Gapp, Lacey, G. McCrossen do dirfy work . . . New producfion sfaff learns whims of mimeographing machine . . . Correc- fion fluid indispensable aid in fyping sfencils . . . Parker affends frack meefs and baseball games . . . Takes down defails for Wolfpackef wrifeups . . . Fredendall informs Sfu- denf Body of G.A.A. acfivifies . . . Sawyer, Hudson, Work- man, Flo. Sf. Clair, and Bronson cover varied C.H.S. acfivifies . . . Junior High secfion headed by Marfha Dunn . . . Conway Pierson and Arlene Bradley aid in collecfing news and gossip of younger sei' . . . Baughman fo be congrafulafed on inno- vafion of double lengfh pages for paper . . . Hard work of sfaff rewarded by super-colossal beach parfy in May . . . KNEELING: A. Woodard, D. Knoll, M. Genung, F. S+. Clair, M. Lim, S. Boalce, S. Lee, R. Nicholson, M. Oliver, D. Chidlaw. SEATED: F. Confreras, S. Brown, L. Workman, Miss Escudero, R. Baugh- man, B. Mei, M. Bronson, R. Sulzbach. THE MIGHTY GAULS Firsf meeling of currenf year lakes place in home of ci+y's es-- leemed Mayor . . . Sally Boalce serves as hosless . . . Elecfions held in French . . . UHerances deciphered enough +o elecl Workman, presidenlg Genung, vice-presidenlg Bronson, secre- iaryg and Chidlaw and Nicholson, social chairmen . . . Mos'l' successful venlure of school year proves io be French Club's Mardi Gras . . . Group decides 'lo make use of big dividend . . . Schedules +rip 'ro Los Angeles . . . Laler plans big picnic . . . Bolh venlures prove huge successes . . . TOP ROW: J. Sallonslall, C. Miller, M. Michael, D. Slafford, E. Shaw, W. Cory, E. Breilner, K. Garris, B. J. Carnes, R. Keech, B. Mobley, W. Henzie, L. Perron. SECOND ROW: D. Sfrehle, E. Parker, F. Confreras, V. Aguilera, S. deLapp, B. Billes- bach, A. Saunders, Miss Escudero, M. Forbes, M. Koch, M. Daves, P. Bullzley, M. Bruner, D. Johnson, J. McCrossen. THIRD ROW: J. Aguilera, T. Snyder, T. Marquis, V. Johns, R. Henzie, M. McNamee, L. Kleeb, A. Paul, J. Caldwell, N. McCrossen, W. Popenoe, L. Olson. FOURTH ROW: L. Garcia, G. Yrigollen, S. Parrilla, L. Guevara, G. Gonzales, D. Harrod, D. Toolrer, D. Downey, B. Cory, N. Sfoclcs, G. Reid. SONS OF CASTILE Combined Spanish Clubs hold firsl' meefing of 'lhe year al' school +o elecf all officers . . . Neil McCrossen chosen presi- denl' . . . Social aclivifies s'rar+ wi'I'h bang al' Spanish dinner . . . Girls who helped prepare will long remember fears fha? escaped while chopping onions . . . Many pla'l'es refurn almosi' full . . . Olher big day is dinner and noveH'y of Olvera S+ree+ in L. A .... Afler feed group escapes 'lo Spanish fhealre . . . Meefings held al' various homes . . . Coolcies and punch are cen'I'er of a++racl'ion . . . Q. TOP ROW: Mr. Boolh, E. J. Birkel, R. Cooke, W. Popenoe, L. Workman, B. Brooks, M. Bronson. SEATED: M. Sl. Clair, R. Sulzbach, F. Sl. Clair, C. Allen. MASTERS OF WISDOM Year's highlighl in esleemed sociely comes wilh lrip 'Io Disney's Fan'Iasia al Carlhay Circle . . . Visil' 'Io Psycho- pafhic Cour+ during morning and lunch al Taix reslauranl' complele evenllul day . . . Three members aH'end banquel' held during precipilalion period al' Bonila High School . . . Some couples presenl' a+ seclion scholarship dance held a'I' El Monle . . . Claremonf Chapler 8I was unrepresenled al' annual conference, conducled lhis year a+ Manual Arls High School in Los Angeles . . . Presiden'I', Brooks, Vice-Presidenl, Allen, manage aclivilies for bolh semeslers of Scholarship Sociely . . . fl r LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Marlin, C. Allen, D. Downey, M. McNamee, A. Lonergan, M. Bruner, MAGIC VOICES THROUGH THE ETHER Five C.H.S. s+uden'Is find lhrills and mike-frighl on Ameri- can School of lhe Air . . . Winners of school audilions se- Iecled . . . M. Bruner, Lonergan, Allen, Downey and McNa- mee are lucky quinlel . . . Hours pass in wording scripl . . . Hopes shallered when scripls nol permi'Hed . . . Direclor Marlin gains group admillance inlo San Dimas Experimenlal 'foresl . . . Big day 'Finally arrives . . . Bus deposils group al KNX sludios 'Io awail I'he falelul hour . . . Anxious groups huddled around school radios hear announcer pose ques- 'lion for discussion . . . Familiar voices lry vainly +o reach conclusion . . . McNamee, Allen and Downey slill debaling as program concludes. . . TOP ROW: D. L. Boileau, A. L. Vough+, D. Sleudler, M. Munn, M. J. Slrong, M. Genung, S. Boake, M. McConnell, S. Lee, M. R. Mobley, G. Merlzke. SECOND ROW: Miss Baird, L. Fakler, F. Copeland, R. Cooke, I. Tal- bolf, M. Opperman, F. Billesbach, J. Gapp, B. Lacey, J. Gardner, D. Woodard. THIRD ROW: B. McKnigh+, C. Anderson, C. Russi, W. Twogood, R. Henzie, L. Workman, A. Paul, D. Chidlaw, NAUGHT BUT MELODIOUS VOICES Chorus regislralion shows improvemen+ over previous year . . . Miss Baird underlakes 'ro program several assemblies . . . Firsf a1 lemp+, in which 'rhe music is combined wilh a skif, proclaimed a success . . . Nexl, chorus performs an inspiring Chrislmas Canfala . . . Workman s+ars in assembly reproduc- 'rion of Ballad For Americans . . . Chorus conlribufes solo- isfs +o assisl in several orchesfra shows . . . Wilh Mr. Boo+h's assislance, Miss Baird sfarls music library . . . Tri-Counly Music Feslival brings ou'r unknown Claremoni' +alen+ .... Trip +o view Fan+asif rewards Miss Baird's and Chorus' efforls. TOP ROW: Mrs. Howe, R. Henzie, L. Olson, P. Sherman, C. Anderson, J. Salronslall, C. Jaeger, C. Allen, P. Chidlaw, W. Henzie, N. Slocks. SECOND ROW: R. Cooke, E. J. Birkel, E. Popenoe, B. Cooper, M. Wagner, B. Yerkes, D. Knoll, B. J. Carnes, R. Keech. FIRST ROW: R. Sanders, L. Fakler, H. Widmar, B. Von Colvin, J. Sherman. THE SINGING LYRES Senior Graduafion cleplefes orches+ra's ranks . . . Gaps filled ably by lower classmen . . . Group immedialely s+arl's work on music for Sl'uden'r Body Play . . . Popular Orchesfra re- organized by Mrs. Howe . . . This group assisls a+ Sludenf Talenl' Show . . . Main orchesfra performs al' Junior Plays . . . Combined orches'rral groups presenl' lheir own orcheslra assembly . . . Claremonl High School musicians parficipafe in concerls al' Pomona, Sanla Barbara, Monrovia, Lancasier, Colfon, and Twenly-Nine Palms . . . Hafs off fo Mrs. Howe for her oufsfanding success. . . R. E. Nicholson. Girls' League exfends boundaries fo include ninfh grade . . Monfhly programs effecfively carried ouf under manage- menf of Prexy Nicholson . . . Gardner in capacify of Chair- man also on hand fo lend willing advice . . . Miss Davis acfs as assisfanf fo faculfy advisor, Miss Willows . . . Foofball Banquef big success under guidance of Social Chairman Boileau . . . February 22nd big social nighf for C.H.S. . . . Annual Girls' League Benefif Dance for Casa Colina . . . Or- chesfra imporfed from Chaffey . . . Dance held af Women's Club House . . . Swell fime had by all . . . Sawyer capably manages cake sales . . . Noon cusfomers devour many va- riefies of cake . . . Treasury fills by leaps and bounds . . . Sale of candy also helps swell funds . . . Play commiffee headed by Boileau searches play publishing houses for suifable maferial . . . Jusf Anofher Safurday and The Romancers played before large audience . . . Casa Colina funds increase . . . Cooked food sale enfhusiasfically planned for . . . Sfill more money reaches coffers fo aid home for crippled children . . . Through earnesl' cooperafion and endeavor very successful year draws fo close. . . LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Nicholson, J. Sawyer, D. L. Boileau, J. Gardner ,T-+ LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: G. McCrossen, L. Workman, M. Sr. Clair, A. Paul. SITTING: R. Sulzbach, M. Bronson, E. Morrison, F. S+. Clair, J. McCrossen, D. Johnson, R. Baughman. KNEELING: B. Brooks, J. Sawyer, M. Cooper. A4 PLIERS CDF Tl-IE GCDLDEN QUILL Tiny handful of Scribblers begin +hiri'een1'h year . . . Mem- bership swells under mos? able guidance of Mrs. Hull . . . Applicaiions received eagerly . . . Newcomers Ihrilled by honor and aH'ack skillful wri+ing wi+h vigor . . . Many awed silences ensue . . . Typical of Scribblers appreciaiion . . . Wriiing usually of heavier variely . . . Seldom whimsical and casual . . . Workman breaks precedenl' wilh comedy char- acrer of Parson Bailey . . . Wiih Flo. S+. Clair philosophy becomes esfablished faci . . . Joanne clings usually +o ihe morbid . . . Rober+a's wriiing excellenl' and varied . . . Re- nafe, Jo and Bobbie Brooks wrile wi+h feeling and finesse . . . Cooper siill surrounded by s'l'ar'rling adieclives . . . Bron- son's longer sfories human and 'rrue blue . . . Deborah recap- 'rures a+mosphere of New Mexico for appreciafive audience . . . Robinson on poeiry excepfional . . . Refreshmenis also excepiional all year . . . Difficully discovered in finding homes for meefings . . . Besides scribbling, much 'rime speni in social palaver and munching . . . Meeiings o'Hen forcefully broken up by Mrs. Hull's reminder 'rhai +omorrow is anoiher school day . . . Bui' all good +hings mus'l' end . . . So musi' anoiher brillianf year of Scribbling scripls for ScribbIers . . . YET BEYOND THIS ln fhe wheaf belf of cenfral Minnesofa, eifher parfially hidden by waving grain fields or snow driffs, lies fhe small, inconspicuous, farming village of Benson. Mosf of fhe families living fhere gain fheir livelihood from fheir wheaf fields, and fhe maiorify of fhem are of Swedish herifage-fhe sfrong, handsome peasanfs of Sweden -blond, broad-faced and honesf, wifh clear blue eyes. They are a hard working people, and fheir prosperous village shows fhe foil of generafions. The mosf im- porfanf business in Benson is wheaf farming, and mosf of Benson's populafion, in one way or anofher, is connecfed wifh if. Of course, fhere are a few of fhe sfore owners who don'f do much farming, buf fhe majorify gain their livelihood from fhe wheaf fields. The Bergson farm was nof far from Benson. lf was a fine one, wifh good fields, and fhe Bergsons were a Swedish family of good peasanf sfock. Their farm was one of fhe largesf and mosf prosperous in fhe secfion, and was only a mile soufh of Olsen's school, on fhe Pine River road. The four Bergson children, when fhey were small, rode horseback fhere every day. There were six in fhe family: Ma and Pa, and fheir fhree sons, Olaf, Gus, and Eric. and fhen fhere was fhe daughfer, Hildegarde. I guess fhaf Hildegarde was always fhe pef of fhe family. She was fhe youngesf, fhe only girl, and fhe boys always seemed fo give in fo her. She was blonde, so were fhe boys for fha? maffer, and she was ferribly preffy-slim and willowy, and rafher wisfful. Buf she was demanding, and saw fo if fhaf she gof whaf she wanfed. The boys fairly worshipped her, and Ma and Pa always gave in, foo. lf was always like fhaf when fhe Bergson children were young, and when fhey finally grew up if was fhe boys who suggesfed fo Pa fhaf he send Hildy away fo designing school-she'd always had a falenf for drawing. Hildy had been rafher resfless and dissafisfied wifh fhe possibilifies for advancemenf in fhe liffle village of Benson, so Pa and Ma, Eric, Olaf, and Gus gafhered fogefher fheir resources and senf her off fo New York. The boys were rafher lonesome for a while, buf fhey knew fhaf if was whaf Hildy wanfed, so fhey were happy. The Bergson boys were fine, big boys-sfrong peasanf boys and fhey were all good-nafured, honesf, and hard working. Eric and Gus and Olaf all farmed, and planned fo marry someday, nice young farm girls from Benson, and have fheir own sons, and fheir own wheaf fields. The boys always rafher felf, or perhaps hoped, fhaf Hildy would marry Pefer Ingrid. They'd always gone fogefher, since fhey were freshmen in high school, in facf, and everyone knew fhaf Pefer had made up his mind, and was sef on having Hildy or no one. Buf Hildy wasn'f sure. l fhink fhaf she wanfed somefhing beffer-nof beffer exacfly, buf some- one wifh more fo offer fhan a wheaf field and a fair-sized farm house. Well, anyway, Hildy wenf off fo school. Ma and Pa gof occasional leffers, buf she didn'f say much abouf her school. lf was always fhe good fimes, fhe parfies, and fhe rich people she had mef. Ma and Pa were secrefly worried, buf bravely puf forfh an efforf fo hide fheir anxiefy. The winfer session ended af school, buf Hildy didn'f come home. lnsfead she senf a leffer saying she was spending fhe summer in New York wifh friends. Perhaps she would find work, as a model. The boys were disappoinfedl So were Ma and Pa. Gus and Eric bofh married fhe nexf fall-nice farm girls from Benson. They boughf up some land adjoining fhe Bergson farm, and seffled in fheir new homes. Olaf sfayed wifh Ma and Pa, and sorf of looked affer fhem. The fresh aufumn rains came and fhen furned info snows, leaving fhe once golden wheaf fields enveloped in silenf whife. And fhen word came-Hildy was coming home for fhe Chrisfmas holidays. The Bergsons were overioyed, and immediafely began -preparafions for her homecoming. If wasn'f quife like Ma and Pa and Olaf had fhoughf if would be. Eric and Gus. and fheir wives, were disappoinfed, foo. Hildegarde was grown up. She was a meal lady, wifh a perf liffle haf, a fur coaf, and her hair curled high on her head. She was casual and rafher sophisficafed when she said, Hello, everybody. l'm really ferribly glad fo be home, and she wasn'f very sincere. Relafions were sfrained, and fhe Bergsons were a sfrange family, nof af all like fhe old fimes. The day before Chrisfmas Hildegarde came info fhe kifchen where Ma was baking. She was dressed in whife slacks wifh a preffy, liffle, fuzzy, blue sweafer. Ma looked af her preffy daughfer approvingly, buf saw fhaf Hildy had been crying. Ma furned back fo her baking fo avoid Hildy's look. Hildy finally spoke, Ma, l don'f know whaf fo do. l saw Pefer lasf nighf, and he wanfs me fo sfay af Benson. He wanfs me fo marry him. Ma was pleased, buf Hildy said, l fold him, no. l can'f marry Peferg I iusf can'f. I love him, yes, buf fhere are more fhings in fhe world fhan love and a wheaf field. Even if you don'f see if, fhere are. l can see if. All my life l've wanfed more. OIaf's been falking fo me, buf he can'f persuade meg l won'f lef him. You're fhinking l won'f be happy, aren'f you, buf, Ma, clofhes, and parfies, and rich friends mean a greaf deal. They're whaf l've wanfed ever since l can remember, and now fhaf fhey're so near l'm nof going fo give fhem up-nof for Pefer, or for you or Pa or Olaf, or anyone, or anyfhing. l'm going back fo New York fomorrow. l've gof fo pack now. She defianlly walked from lhe room, leaving Ma quielly weeping unseen lears. Hildy lell lhe nexl day. The Bergsons and Peler lngrid saw her off al lhe slalion, bul Hildy didn'l look back. She was afraid she mighl grow weak, perhaps decide lo slay. Ma knew, in her hearl she knew, lhal all Hildy's chances for a real life, lor real happiness, were gone. Bul Hildy was young, and when you are young your sense of values is oflen dimmed by lhe gliller of your ambilions and your aspiralions. Ma couldn'l lell Hildy: she'd have lo learn, lhe hard way. And all her life Hildy would regrel her momenls of weakness when she gave up a home, love, and securily for a brief, ephemeral exislence of false and shallow realilies. Roberla Baughman HOPE From nowhere, lighl, yel everywhere: Firsl colorless, all chilly, gray, and drear: A sudden spark, a glow, dispelling fear: The sun wilh laughing eyes hurls forlh a prayer Of linkling, lripping beams. Away wilh care! God's fingerlips are painling 'way each lear Wilh flecks, firsl dancing far and near, Then genlly silling lhrough, lo resl aware. O Hope, your glowing wings of brillianl hue Glide over me, each fealhered lip a beam From slars lhal gleam on palhs of chosen few, Erasing Doubl, dispelling Care, you seem A roseale divinily. And you To morlals linger as an opaque dream. -Barbara Brooks ESCAPE Heavy drops bounded off lhe pavemenl. The lrees were screaming from lhe cruel lashing of lhe wind. A sleek, black car sped along lhe highway, much loo fasl. The driver of lhe car was nervous and lense, his handsome face, while and dislorled. Unable lo keep quiel, his fingers were drumming a swifl lalloo on lhe sleering wheel. Once he glanced hurriedly over his shoulder al lhe bags as if reassuring himself lhal lhey were lhere. Babyl They'd beller bel Hadn'l he risked everylhing lo gel lhem7 And now lhis wind and rain. Every hard gusl seemed like clulching fingers, holding him back. One lwilching hand reached down lo swilch on lhe radio. Afler a minule or so of luning he managed lo gel a news broadcasl. Tom Reed, lhe dark eyed hero of lhe molion piclures is sneaking norlh for a vacalion. This is a surprise for all, in- cluding his sludio. We have il on good aulhorily lhal he is lired of being hounded by fans and is escaping for a few days. He is driving his own car. The man pressed lhe acceleralor down even farlher, and lhe car leapl forward in response. The voice conlinued: And here is somelhing hol off lhe lelelype. The Firsl Nalional Mining Company payroll car was held up and robbed of fifly lhousand dollars early lhis evening. The descriplion of lhe hold up man seems lo lil Mick Cassolli of gang- land fame. He is five feel, eleven inches, weighs one hundred and sixly pounds, has dark hair and eyes. The hold up man was wearing a dark suil, Iighf lan overcoal and dark hal. As near as lhe guard could lell, he was driving a dark coupe. He is lhoughl lo be heading norlh. The man ierked forward lo lurn off lhe radio, bul wailed when he heard lhe reporler say, Jusl as a warning lo you folks oul on lhe highways. Drive carefully and head for sheller as soon as possible. The slorm is expecled lo reach hurricane proporlions by morning. Head for sheller! Drive carefullyl Nol on your life. Nol he. He had lo hurry. He fell a drop on his neck. The roof was leakingl Why had he laken lhe con- verlible inslead of lhe slurdy, nondescripl sedan? His eye for beauly! He pulled lhe collar of his lrench coal up around his neck and pulled lhe brim of his hal down so all lhal remained lo be seen was lwo dark eyes. He had lhe lhrollle down lo lhe floor now. Sevenly-eighly-ninelyl He was rounding a sharp curve. The car seemed lo come alive, a huge, unleashed monsler. He foughl wilh lhe sleering wheel. Everylhing seemed lo be slipping from his grasp. God! This couldn'l happen lo him. Glaring headlighls. A splinlering crash. Oblivion. --Palricia Chidlaw The nexl morning lhere was no difference in Sleiger's appearance, excepl perhaps He was iusl a simple clerk-nol a famous professor, surgeon, or even a former banker who had losl all his forlune, buf iusl a simple lilfle shabby man, who bolhered no one, and whose only recrealion oul of his meager earnings was a movie now and lhen. He was happy unlil lhey came. They were lhe Nazis. He was nol parlicularly palriolicg all Iillle Mr. Sleiger wanled was lo be lefl in peace. The unkindly fales, however, did nol granl him his wish. ln March, I938, lhe Nazis overran Auslria. Mr. Sleiger wenl aboul his business as usual. and al seven o'clock. as always, lurned his way foward lhe cheap lillle cafe where he was accuslomed lo dine. Al seven-lhirly lhe door was forced open and a group of brown shirls enlered. As lheir leader barked, AII Jews sland up! lhe lillle man slood among lhe resl. Gel oul. We're cleaning up Vienna. Whal are you wailing for? Oul wilh you, you fillhy Jew. A sleel whip came whislling down on Sleiger's back. Somehow he gained lhe door and ran, and ran unlil his legs could move no longer. Then he slopped and reflecled. The nexl day Sleiger had ioined lhe long line of people wailing al lhe American consulale, hoping againsl hope lo oblain a visa. The mosl famous people of Vienna were lhere, bul fear had lefl his mark on every face. Sleiger had lillle hope of gelling a visa. Whal could he offer? Bul perhaps somelhing of lhe despair in lhe pale face of lhe man whose lillle world had so obviously crumbled around him. and who slood nervously holding his shabby hal in his hands, louched lhe consul. and lhe visa was granled. He had hoped greal lhings, as lhe skyscrapers of New York came inlo view, he had hoped loo much. Two weeks laler he lrudged lhe slreels of New York, hungry. and cold. He had a lillle money lefl, very lillle. Then he made a decision, lhe grealesl decision he had ever made. As he sal on lhe park bench he fingered lhe pislol, his lasl purchase. ll was a pily, bul he musln'l weaken now. Whal was lhere lo live for, anyway? He walked slowly. Taking a deep brealh he looked aboul him: il was beauliful, lhis New York, wilh all ils glillering lighls. Resolulely he walked on. Suddenly a figure slepped oul of lhe shadows. Hi, Buddy, if you is iusl as cold as l is, come on. l golla dime. l'll sland yer a cup of coffee. Sleiger wenl. lhal his head was held a lillle higher, bul a shiny new revolver lay al lhe bollom of lhe river Renale Sulzbach A SUMMER STORM The sky is blue, bul small clouds mar lhe scene, They grow, and growing, whal was so serene Becomes lo sighl a lhing of deepesl gloom. The flowers close as if 'lwere somber nighl, A momenl all is slill, wilhoul a lighl. And all lhe world is as a greal, dark, room. The clouds above swell oul, and billows chase Each olher 'cross lhe sky in one mad race. And in lheir swiflness lhey become more fierce, And roll inlo a solid roof of gray. The wind sweeps over all, lhen whirls away. The iagged lighlning lhrough lhe greal clouds pierce The lhunder rolls, and shakes lhe earlh immense. The roar increases, and skies become more dense. Then suddenly lhe clouds are lorn aparfg The rain comes pouring from lhe Heavens above, And earlh accepls lhis giff of God's greal love, And holds il sacred in ils pulsing hearl. The rain is less insisfenl in ils mighf, And slowly, slowly halls ils earlhward flighl. The clouds deparlg lhe flowers open wide, The sky is blue, and earlh is salisfied. -Dora Louise Boileau CLOUDS BY NIGHT Sfand by fhe window. Lef fhe cold nighf frickle over you. The dampness breafhes on your face. Wafch fhe moon play wifh fhe misf, Now drawing if round like a veil, Then sliding if back fo peer forfh from fhe darkness. Serene and sure is fhe moon, Mounfing 'Ihe sky like fhe shades of fhe dark, Climbing a menacing array of ever-shiffing shadows, Drowning fhe misf and filling fhe nighf. The clouds, weirdly folding and fhrusfing info blackness, Turn massive heads fowards space and fhe moon. They rise on fhaf all powerful currenf, The breafh of fafe's whimsy, imperafive, urgenf. Bleak dread and beaufy, unchanging desfiny, Are borne on fhe sfream of fhe cloudy efernal. The wind is cool and wef. Feel if. Become parf of if. Wafch fhe nighf clouds, and fhe sensuous moon Awe fhem- Space, you, and a nameless forever. -Pafricia Robinson ON THE GIVING OF GIFTS TO BOYS IN THEIR EARLY TEENS There is a class of persons in fhis world neifher adulf nor child. He ranges in age from abouf fwelve fo fiffeen years. He invariably has relafives or close friends of his parenfs who feel, even if they haven'f seen him for years, when he has a birihday. graduafes, or if is Chrisfmas season, ihaf fhey musf give him a giff. Granfed if is hard fo selecf a giff for anyone, I say fhe above sifuafion is mosf frying. As I have iusf emerged from fhis class I feel I am an aufhorify on how fo seffle fhe quesfion. There are cerfain sfandard fhings fo give. Socks, fies, fie-clips, handkerchiefs, and belfs seem fo come under 'this heading. In my case fhe maiorify of my endowers reside in Sf. Louis. I live in an informal Soufhern California village. To Aunf Sofia, nice warm sfockings for when if snows seem reasonable. Only half a dozen fimes a year would fhey be even comforfable. I wear a fie Iwhich is never com- forfablel somefhing less fhan fhaf number of fimes, fhe annual occasion being Easier. Tie clips?-'nuff said. Handkerchiefs7-I have become accusfomed fo fhe easier-on-fhe-nose Kleenex. My sole use for a handkerchief is wearing if in a coaf pockef in coniuncfion wifh a fie or for making a foy parachufe when I should nof. Giff belfs are a subiecf in fhemselves. To approach fhe appearance of a giff 'Ihey inevifably deparf from fhe pracfical, are made s'IreamIined, dig info your middle because of fheir chic narrownessg come equipped wifh a frick cafch or buckle fhal requires fha California lnsfifufe of Technology fo adiusf. If fhey are fofally prac- Iical, fhey are sure fo be fwo inches foo shorf. Clofhing is offen considered in order. A shirt wifh a Skrachmor Flexless collar Iwrong sizel or a iackef Idiffol or some Skwermy-Wermy paiamas or knickers will usually be selecfed. I would appreciafe sporfs clofhesg especially if I could ge? fhem on. If I have my cuffs rolled up unfil fhey don'f drag, my shoe fongue ouf of speaking range wifh my panfs, fhaf choked-around-fhe-middle expression, or fwo pleafs faken in af 'fhe belf-line, you may know Dear Uncle Henry senf me a pair of 'Irousers Ihaf size because l musf be abouf fhirfeen or fourfeen now. If you fhink you should send a nice presenf fo dear Iiffle cousin Jonafhan who lives ouf Wesf, find ouf how old he is, find ouf how 'Ihey dress ou+ West and please gef fhe size righf. Find ouf whefher he likes Beefhoven's sevenfh or Beaf Me Daddy's eighfh. Does he read, play fennis, or go camping? ls he a mechanic or a bofanisf? As I always say, AlI'hougl: if's nof fhe giff, buf 'Ihe fhoughf behind if. really pu? some fhoughf behind if. Chesfer Jaeger BRASS BUTTONS Everyfhing was dull, absolufely everyfhingg in facf if was one of fhe dullesf days I had ever seen in London. Nof fhaf if was so very foggy, buf iusf dull, as if a nearsighfed person were looking af fhe world wifhouf his specfacles. The sifuafion was nof in fhe Ieasf improved by fhe sighf of fhe barracks and line upon line of men in khaki uniforms wifh dull brass buffons. No one answered any cheery greefing I fossed on my way fo fhe office: if was odd. I fhoughf af fha fime, and as I remember, I couIdn'f figure if ouf-nof unfil I glanced af my desk pad, which mockingly fold me fhaf Today is November elevenfh -Armisfice Day-ninefeen forfy. Then I knew. I began working on some new army maneuvers when someone rapped on fhe office door. Wifhouf looking up, I called, Come in. I sensed a change af once: a man in a queer uniform seemed fo cuf fhe haze wifh fhe sharpness of a knife. Capfain WycIiffe7 I nodded. They said you was fhe one fo see if I wanfed fo find somebody. I expecf I can help you ouf. Who is if you wanf fo locafe7 My buddy. ReaIIy, old fellow, I'd seen uniforms like fhaf before, buf I couldn'f have fold you where fo save me. We've gof fo know more fhan fhaf. Whaf's his name? George Hanson, sir. George Hanson? Um-I don'f seem fo recall fhe name offhand. Do you happen fo know his regimenf7 Of course, sir, same as mine, l63rd Royal ArfiIlery. I looked af him again: he was fiffy if he was a day, buf I wenf fo fhe file, Ieafed fhrough if unfil I came fo ArfiIIery-I63, Royal, glanced down fhe column. H: Hankey, Hankers, Hand, Hawkers-no Hanson. I'm sorry, buf I'm afraid you'll nof find him here, he's nof lisfed. Then I remembered fhaf uniform: if was one from fhe lasf war. He musf be here, sir: he was fhe besf of fellows, sir. On fhe day fhaf fhe armis- fice came in 'I8, he and I were in a french, eafing a Iiffle cheese, which we was savin' for fhe occasion. Then if was, if sfarfed, sir-if screeched and screamed, and all we could see was ifs poinf geffin' bigger and bigger as if came nearer. His face during fhis narrafive fook on a sorf of uncanny Iighf, and fhe buffons on his old uniform shone like sfars, yes, fruly courageous sfars, imbedded in fhe khaki brown of French soil. . . . I ducked for fhe shell wall, and when if hi+, everyfhing wenf black. When I came fo, fhere was a crafer, iusf abouf fiffy feef away. George died in if, I foughf in if. and millions of ofher boys, foo, in fhaf war fo end all wars: in fhaf war fhaf would make us free for our ideals. And fhere won'1' be any more wars, and everybody's happy and nobody hafes no one. George died in if, and now I'm dead. foo, buf I can'f find him. He remained immovable. There was no hysferia, no mad laughfer. I'm afraid I can'f help you ouf. Sorry. Buf fhose lines and lines of ofher boys ouf fhere-boys like George and me, who died for fheir counfry. All fhe ofhers came here fo heaven: I know George is ouf fhere, foo. I know if. And sfill fhaf gleam of hope, somewhaf farnished, fo be sure, lingered in fhe old man's face, and fhe flaming buffons never dulled, flaming buffons of memory, fhaf will never go ouf. I'm sorry, old man. As he pulled fhe door shuf affer him, fhe gray curfains of haze, once more, fell limply abouf fhe room. Lindsay Workman Wha+ A Life THE CURTAIN RISES Big year in drama+ics . . . Laughs, +hrills, exci'l'emen+ . . . Off +o grand s+ari wi+h Siudenl' Body Play, Wha1' A Life . . . Earl Jones surprises all as +he perfeci' Henry Aldrich . . . Ex- perienced Dora Louise Boileau plays girl-friend Barbara . . . Ward Popenoe gives everyone laughs as Campus big-sho+, George Bigelow . . . Billie Joe Swaris assumes principal's seal for one nigh+ s+and . . . Jo Sawyer chagrins son, Henry, in role of Mrs. Aldrich . . . Imaginary faculiy excellenily por- frayed by Sieudler, Johnson, Fl. S+. Clair, M. Bruner and Miller . . . Richard Chidlaw and Frances S+. Clair 'Furnish ro- mance elemenf as Vice-principal and Secre+ary . . . Kleeb does a good iob of unravelling mysiery as police de+ec+ive, H M Cosme+ic Mefamorphosis Ferguson . . . Mead McNamee adds rio+ous complicaiion as eyewifness . . . L. Workman shows up ai' pracfice for fhe firsf 'rime on nigh+ of dress rehearsal . . . Plays par+ of Halian pa- fron, Vecchiio . . . Exfraordinary bil players include Sally Boake, Cecile Hudson, Kay Jessen, Barbara Reeves, June Gardner, Genevieve Merfzke, Cuyler Anderson and Tommy Marquis . . . Proper+y managers Voughf and Munn make +hree frips +o Chino for suiiable busi of G. Washing+on . . . Trips all in vain . . . Finally use bespecfaclecl Woodrow Wil- son insiead . . . Sfage and crew s+ill under mosi' capable leadership of Mr. Boo+h . . . New designs and ideas furnished by ariisf Mrs. Meiers . . . Makeup in hands of Miss Davis Awailing lhe Word BACK ROW: Mr. Boolh, T. Marquis, E. Miller, M.Saunders, R. Eisenbrey. and praclice feacher Miss Sargenl . . . Indefaligable or- cheslra under Mrs. Howe's direclion on hand 'ro se+ mood wilh sparkling seleclions . . . Public speaking class lurned info LiH'le Thealre Workshop . . . Mrs. Hull busy direcfing fhree plays af one 'lime . . . Firsr produclion 'fakes +o +he srage during Annual Week . . . Tille of produclion is Angel Aware and provides debuf vehicle for newcomer Munn . . . Two olher plays given in special assembly . . . Miller emerges as leading characler along wilh Sawyer in Two Crooks and a Lady . . . The Lasl Laugh brings juvenile heroine Boileau 'ro +he spollighl' as rough gun moll . . . Hudson co-slars in produclion . . . Boileau gels long wai+ed for chance fo scream. FRONT ROW: M. S+. Clair, T. Garner, T. Wiggins, R. Sanders, J. Sherman BEHIND THE PROSCENIUM ARCH Siage Crew again under Mr. Boo+h's versaiile eyes and ca- pable hands . . . Opening nighf finds Garner half way lo slage ceiling on curlain pull . . . Junior High members lake running iumps lo lif+ movie curlain from slage 'floor . . . Slage Manager Sf. Clair is seen showing scinfillaling spo+s 'From spacious proiecfion boofh . . . Ambifious member arrives for work . . . Finds colleagues al play . . . Same member re- +urns for play . . . Finds colleagues busily al work . . . lra+e member +hrea'rens resignalion . . . Finally big momenf of year arrives when piano is moved maiesfically during grad- ualion. . . A FEAST IS SPREAD Girls' League, under able leadership of Rufh Ellen Nicholson, arranges foofball banquef for players . . . Oxford Inn serves eleganf meal . . . Boys accompanied by besf girl friends . . . Seniors, Guerrero, Duddridge and Capfain McCrossen uffer parfing words fo gridiron companions . . . Keller on small island in fhe greaf Pacific Ocean af fime . . . Elvin Hufchin- son, Cifrus J.C. coach, gives inferesfing falk on professional foofball . . . Mr. Ivlarfin fells joke . . . Then divulges names of capfain and mosf valuable player . . . Dunn, who is ab- senf, named capfain . . . Duddridge receives honors of mosf valuable player . . . Gala evening ends. . . THE FINGER OF GOD Junior Class sponsors one-acf play program wifh neighboring high school, Bonifa . . . Affer long, diligenf search, commiffee decides on Percival WiIde's Finger of God . . . Lindsay Workman snares leading role of financier Sfrickland . . . Marilyn Bruner, valuable newcomer, cracks iron will as his conscience . . . Woodard plays valef . . . Arf class busily pro- iecf ideas for unusual sfage sei' . . . Sfage crew fears hair frying fo figure ouf suifable illusion for disappearance acl' . . . Decides on gradual blackoul' . . . Illusion beaufifully ac- complished . . . Mr. Wilby lauded as direcfor of excellenl' producfion . . . Sfeudler praised for enfr'acfe songs . . . Bo- nifa creafes much Iaughfer wifh fimely farce, Buddy Buys an Orchid . . . JUST ANOTHER SATURDAY Represenfafive of Girls' League, Miss Davis, and experf commiffee selecf all-girl casf for firsf play of group . . . Movie-fan Cecile Hudson feigns greaf boredom and evokes peals of laughfer in demonsfrafion of reducing exercise . . . Over-pompous Oliver sfrufs on sfage wifh effusive facial freafmenfs . . . Domineering Fran. Sf. Clair pushes Sawyer from floor . . . Sensifive Sawyer breaks down wifh sobs buf afferwards wins her man . . . Flo. Sf. Clair fluffers and flus- fers unfil her suicide . . . Bridge-fan Boake plays for hun- dreds . . . Bronson's porfrayal of energefic Efhel gefs laughs in hunf for pins . . . Nicholson runs away wifh chauffeur . . . Miss Davis shows unusual leadership in firsf personally di- recfed play af C.H.S. and makes possible ifs success . . . THE ROMANCERS Second feafure of evening is presenfafion of The Ro- mancers . . . Brillianf comedy by Rosfand . . . Blondes Cooper and Chidlaw enfhrall audience wifh pungenf love scenes . . . Theme of Romeo and Julief revived . . . Char- acfers frip lfghf fanfasfic over imaginary garden wall during long period of rehearsals . . . Final fhrill comes when acfualify replaces illusion . . . Suave marriage broker, E. Jones, ar- ranges propinquify of fwo lovers . . . Oldsfers Paul and Keller sfage sham baffles wifh baffered yard-sficks on bare rehearsal floor . . . Baffle approaches realify when cane used in acfual producfion . . . Direcfor Wilby whips show info final form . . . Tremendous exerfion fully repaid by fhunderous applause . . . ON WITH THE DANCE Over sevenfy-'five sludenis rhrong 'lo high school for annual Sophomore dance . . . Gala occasion occurs on Salurday, November 9 . . . Library filled 'lo capacify . . . Hof swing 'Furnished by Jaeger collec'l'ion of plaH'ers . . . Proves rendez- vous for iiH'er-bugs and rhy+hm fans . . . Fred Confreras demons+ra+es how +o really swing il . . . Ninfh graders included . . . Prove Themselves worihy parficipanfs in senior high social acfivifies . . . Doughnuls and punch 'l'op off evening's gaie+y . . . Crepe paper sfreamers in wine and while form only decora'I'ion . . . lnformalify and fun lreynole +ha+ makes dance success . . . Se+s example for fulure even+s . . . Sophomores prove fhemselves excellenrly . . . TO CHASE THE GLOWING HOURS Girls' League Dance held on Salurday February 22 . . . Shelly Swan and orcheslra . . . Ho+ music and sof+ melody . . . People from far and near flock +o gala occasion . . . Semi-formal aH'ire a++rac+s many newcomers . . . Three Fla'rs and a Sharp furnish some close harmony . . . Dick Chidlaw's rich voice exciles sweef memories . . . Women's Club House is scene of feslivifies wi+h Don Harrod selling cokes as only refreshmenl' . . . Advisors, Miss Willows and Miss Davis, enler info gala spiril of evening . . . Washing'ron's birrhday is slerling occasion of dance . . . Red, while and blue lrim- mings add gay nofe +o evenf . . . Dance fremendous success in aflendance and fun . . . I 0 d,e.,.'K r 9 D f I Z SPCDRTSAND STUDENT LIFE Fool-fea+l1er'd Mercury appear'd sublime Beyond fhe lall 'lree lopsg and in less lime Than sl1oo'I's +l1e slanled hail-slorm, down he dropp'd Toward +l1e ground: bul resfed no+, noi' s+opp'd One momenf from his home: only fhe sward He wifln his wand ligh+ foucl1'd, and heavenward Swi'H'er fhan sighf was gone. -Keafs RAYMOND GUERRERO--Lighl' bui' aggressive end . . . His abilify fo snag passes is valuable assei io +eam's aerial af- +ack . . . His well +imed and hard +ackles hinder +he oppo- si+ion's chances of scoring . . . RAY DUNN-Orlhodox ball carrier . . . Dunn does his du+y GARNER McCROSSEN-Capfain of Wolf Pack . . . He allernaies a+ cenfer and halfback posiiions . . . His fimely blocking helps +o pave way for iouchdowns . . . Also carries ihe ball a+ +imes . . . KENNY DUDDRIDGE-Flashy ball carrier . . . Kenny dis- by carrying +he mail when fhe +eam is in a +ough spo+ . . . He is elec+ed by feam mafes fo lead ihem nexi' season buf his lransferring leaves capiainship open. . . HOWARD KELLER--Heavy Iinesman who serves well af cenier . . . His hard plunging line work keeps middle of line sfrong . . . Howard's vas'I' improvemeni' over lhe lasl' +wo years reveals his de1'ermina+ion. . . plays his running abilily in firsl encounfers . . . Tackles hard . . . Back injury is cause of his leaving 'Field of play early . . . He is elecfed mosl' valuable player .... SATURNINO PARILLA-Speedy end and backfield man . . . His accurale and +imely fackles fhrow rivals for losses many +imes . . . ScoH'y proves himself +o be excellenf passer as season progresses. . . K. Duddridge R. Guerrero H. Keller G. McCrossen S. Parrilla R. Dunn .. XX yi' 5 xii vy F ,' U 1 .......,.... I , xr ' 3 'J ' ' ' 1 Q x, .. ' 4 V 1' . rr X 2 ' ' U r if X- - ' 1 X v 1 . . ' I, 1 1 L E W .f P I l -' - X. .P C l ' ' .ld lv Q., 4 . ,, , , iv il' I ' L' ' ' Q f I XS 0 T'-CD -THEARENA f' sf yi X fp V Ng Ll? ' I K, 'L e X In f 1, if L. by , s Lk V ' V K, X ,I I if k Y xv A X T J- fn S , X, vi , S x I 1 . x R L' ' l ' R ' r ii .Y .L -' lf ' s , my ' ',' 1 , I I N gk J W LL' N ' 'J XL Rfk' 1 Y J L V ' , . ' ' l X R 5 at ' IA! . 4 .N ,1 f xy r ks A X jk JJ' jf ' 1 . ' IX l V, . - J l K - ' -x ' l I l 4 i V rr- l l' WIC ROW: Mr. Marfin, H. Keller, A. Jacobson, E. Parker, C. Jaeger, W. Henzii ,rf 1 4 I K. ' W V McCrossen. ,fl . I ' ' ,Y 'IRCOND ROW: W. Popenoe, S. Parrilla, H. Van Noorden, G. McCrossen, D. Brigg I, I I . - ' y 5 if 5, l Dunn, R. Guerrero. 1- '- 'A l x h K lr' f H Q xl l x X A rl If ' , I KV: , X Cl.. ri ltd , K I my ,EX k Q., X , NV' if - f' - Coach Mar+in and G. Mccrossen X . R x . , H f. Hillers leaveflii-CounL'fyLea?ue once more . . . For firsf lime in hisfory off f5larep1pn+ Hi ' , six-man foolball is played as maior sporf . . . Aggre- A gafeyof sixfe nc en greel' Coach Lyle Marlin for firsl' praclice session i . .l.Guerrero, unn, Garcia, Duddridge, Parrilla, McCrossen, and Keller Fre re+urningrle'Hermen . . . Firsi' few weeks of drills are encouraging . . . A' Ngjwkplssk-is af fhe game achieve someihing near perfecfion for firsl X viii . xf.New men are Healy, Parker, Van Noorden, Jaeger, Popenoe, Ja- Qsfon, Henzie, and Briggs . . . Wolf Pack framples over opposiiion fo sfarf season wi+h a vicfory . . . Boys con+inue season in high spiri+s . . . Grid s+ars appear on 'ihe horizon for 'fufure use on Claremon+'s gridiron . . . Team 'lerminares successful season wirh five wins, compared +o +wo losses . . . Boys honored a'r Girls' League banquef, held a+ Oxford Inn . . . Elvin Hufchinson gives in'reres'ring 'ialk on professional ball-playing . . . Coach Marlin climaxes evening wiih eloquence . . . Dunn elecfed caplain for I94I season . . . Duddridge elec+ed mos+ valuable player. . . Season goes very well for Wolf Pack . . . Sierra Miliiary Academy defeafed in firsl' 'HH' . . . Hillers are nosed ou+ of game againsl' Moorpark, when fumble in las+ few minu+es gives opposifion opporiunify 'ro score . . . Bonifa High School 'Falls fwice before +he flashy Wolf Pack . . . Berkeley Hall of Los Angeles is 'lrampled over by classy ou'H'i+ of Claremonl' . . . Sierra Mililary Academy is subdued by defermined Wolf Pack lhaf scores almosf al' will . . . Hillers lose hard played game +o lough Collon aggregalion . . . Fufure of a six-man 'foofball League looks good . . . Coach Marlin hopes 'ro gel enough schools logefher +o play League ball nexl year. . . FOOTBALL SCORES Claremonl' Claremon+ Claremonl' Claremon+ Claremonl' Claremoni' Claremonl 4I- 6 I2-20 20- 6 20- 7 5I- 6 48- 6 I3-27 Sierra Milifary Academy , ,, ,, Moorpark , ,,,,,, Bonila Bonila Berkeley Hall Sierra Milifary Academy , Collon WITHIN THE NET, VICTORY Prospecfs for good season are seen by Coach Charlson . . . Leffermen Duddridge, Guerrero, and McCrossen appear on scene again . . . Boys gef fheir eyes during firsf week of pracfice . . . Wallop Y.M.C.A. of Pomona in opener . . . Teamwork displayed by all fhe boys . . . Henzie, Parrilla, Dunn, Caldwell, N. McCrossen, and Parker improve greafly during firsf few weeks . . . Pomona High given scare when Wolf Pack leads fhem unfil lasf minufe of playing fime . . . Duddridge's specfacular floor-work aids feam immensely in all games . . . Team enfers League play confidenfly . . . Dunn severs relafions wifh feam when he fransfers . . . Wolf Pack handicapped because of lack of reserves . . . Play flawlessly in every encounfer . . . Parker's heighf proves valuable fo feammafes . . . Downey High School defeafed in fhrilling game . . . Guerrero's shoofing is assef fo Wolves . . .G. McCrossen confribufes fo score-board . . . Vicforville de- feafed by defermined visifors in closely foughf game . . . Colfon High School finds Wolf Pack 'rough opposifion . . . Two overfime periods give game fo Yellow Jackefs . . . N. McCrossen's feam-work and accurafe shoofing valuable af all 'limes . . . Henzie's leff-handed shofs prove frue and help ring up Claremonf's score . . . Hillers go on decline againsf Corona . Over-confidenf lads find frouble in handling remaining League opponenfs . . . Caldwell sinks baskefs in TOP ROW: G. McCrossen, J. Caldwell, E. Parker, W. Henzie, N. McCrossen SECOND ROW: R. Guerrero, Mr. Charlson, S. Parrilla, L. Guevara. pracfice encounfers . . . Parrilla appears as a prospecf for firsf sfring nexf year . . . Wolf Pack subdued by Kappa Delfa ouffif from Pomona College . . . Frafernify champs only win by one poinf in game fhaf is closely foughf . . . Mr. Lacey prepares banquef for players . . . Fairer sex nof included af fable . . . John Marfin, beffer known as Scoop , speaks on his associafions wifh fhe Claremonf boys . . . Mr. Charlson remains seafed, buf sfafes fhaf he is sfriving fo build char- acfer in his boys fhis year . . . Mr. Wilby deparfs, affer eaf- ing well, wifhouf expressing himself on fhe sifuafion . . . Mr. Marfin says liffle, buf suggesfs fhaf players speak . . . Players comply wifh suggesfions. . . TOP ROW: L. Guevara, W. Popenoe, T. Marquis, R. Henzie, E. Jones V. Johns. SECOND ROW: L. Olson, G. Goniales, Mr. Charlson, D. Briggs, T. Wiggins. LIGHTER TREAD UPON Tl-IE BOARDS Ligh+weigh+ +eam reporrs for praclice . . . Wiggins, Pope- noe, Jones, Marquis, Gonzales, Van Noorden, Henzie, Johns, and Olson form aggregalion of undefiable hoopsfers . . . Briggs ioins squad during middle of season . . . Lack of re- serves hinder boys from viciories . . . Van Noorden holds down guard posilion . . . Jones serves valian+ly a+ ofher guard spol' . . . Olson reveals his shoo+ing abiliiy from cen+er . . . Gonzales' one-handed sho+s from all over help +o augmenl Wolf Pack score . . . Johns serves al+erna'l'ely a+ guard and forward . . . Marquis improves as season passes . . . Appears as po+en+ial firsl' s+ringer for coming years . . . Popenoe popular . . . Slands cheer his enlrance +o game . . . Henzie holds down forward posilion . . . Poor vision prevenls sfar 'from scoring oflen . . . Briggs is polenl ball handler . . . Fighfing spiri+ prevails +hroughou+ season . . . Again scoreboard does no+ do iuslice 'ro boys' defermi- na+ion . . . Close games played . . . Valencia given scare by scrappy B's . . . Team makes comeback in second half of Corona +il+ bui fails lo win . . . Season feaches spor+sman- ship lo Claremonl alhleles . . . B Team honored al' baskelball banquet along wi'rh varsily players . . . Conlribule lo eve- ning's fun . . . Make excellenl speeches. . . WINGED FEET A and B lrackslers work oul belween rains . . . Coach Marlin inslrucls boys in evenls . . . Swarls reporls, aller lwo years ol ineligibilily . . . N. McCrossen grabs lirsl place in 880 . . . Guerrero proves himself worlhy 880 man also . . . Duddridge, Garcia, Keller shine in shol pul evenl . . . Mc- Knighl rambles mile in excellenl lime . . . Woodard places close behind . . . Jaeger and Parrilla ballle on close lerms in 440 . . . Gonzales shares IOO-yard dash lane wilh Swarls . . . Takes low hurdles in grand slyle . . . Parker slraddles cross-bar lo pick up lirsls in high lump . . . Duddridge lakes high hurdles gracelully . . . Tooker, Marquis, Henzie, Briggs, Olson, Jaqua, Guevara, Eisenbrey, Wiggins, Allen, and Reed perform lor X squad . . . Davis and Sim nip Swarls in lri- angular meel . . . Swarls wilh Davis as rival lakes lwo lirsl places in dashes al Hunlinglon Beach . . . Wolves meel Chino in dual meel . . . Gonzales lakes lirsl in low hurdles . . . Duddridge lakes lirsls in shol pul and broad jumping evenls . . . N. McCrossen breaks own record in laking lirsl in 880 . . . McKnighl brillianlly wins mile race . . . Parker clears sullicienl heighl in iumping lo nel lirsl place . . . Clare- monl is viclorious in meel . . . Puenle and Claremonl end allernoon in lie . . . Laguna, aller lwo poslponemenls, holds invilalional meel . . . Swarls pulls lwo wins oul ol bag . . . Ties record in lurlong and cenlury . . . Receives medals lor doing so . . . Duddridge brings home second place medal lor placing in high hurdle evenl . . . Tri-Counly linals ar- rive . . . Swarls gels poor lane in cenlury . . . Takes lhird place in evenl . . . Delermined slar exerls himself and ends up viclorious in 220 . . . Duddridge cops lhird in shol and high hurdles . . . Despile marvelous performances on parl ol Woll Pack, Claremonl drops dual meel lo Webb . . . STANDING: Mr. Marlin, G. Mccrossen, C. Jaeger, E. Parker, D. Healy A. Jacobson, H. Keller. KNEELING: W. Popenoe, S. Parrilla, L. Garcia, J. Aguilera, G. Gon- zales, N. McCrossen, B. McKnighl. STANDING: Mr. Marlin, G. Reid, C. Allen, R. Henzie, L. Olson, C. An- derson, T. Wiggins. KNEELIN6: L. Guevara, D. Tooker, D. Briggs, R. Eisenbrey, E. Jaqua ROLL ON Tl-IOU BALL TOP ROW: T. Marquis, G. Yrigollen, H. Duddridge, R. Guerrero, D. Healy, L. Garcia. R. Henzie. SECOND ROW: W. Henzie, S. Parrilla, G. Gonzales, Mr. Charlson, E. Dominguez, L. Guevara, E. Jones. S Mr. Charlson again fakes over fask of managing baseball feam . . . Pracfically enfire group are experienced leffer- men . . . Mexican boys oufsfanding . . . Garcia, Guerrero, and Parrilla are welcomed back . . . Lasf year boys were proclaimed ineligible . . . Loss of Baughman, Richmond, Tal- bof, weakens feam somewhaf . . . Guerrero fakes on pifching job . . . Firsf week devofed fo loosening up . . . Arms be- come sore . . . Arms become well again and are in condifion fo whip pill around diamond . . . Wolves, wifh Guerrero's able ball fossing, emerge vicforious in fwo games played againsf Emerson . . . Henzie placed in leff field . . . Lasf year's subsfifufe keeps feammafes in high spirifs . . . Yrigollen placed af cenfer field . . . Abilify fo cafch flies commends him for posifion . . . Pomona Freshmen fall before Wolves . . . El Monfe finds Wolf Pack fough . . . Gonzales ably fakes care of firsf base . . . Hard hi'H'ing by Claremonf keeps opposing fielders busy . . . Colfon beafs boys affer nine innings of sfrenuous play . . . Duddridge, lasf year cenfer fielder, fakes over imporfanf fask of covering home . . . Webb subdued . . . Guerrero fakes if easy and plays second base . . . Parrilla chucks in marvelous fashion . . . Guerrero's relief work prepares him for Corona . . . Parrilla goes back fo second base . . . Guevarra, small buf lively lad, earns berfh af shorfsfop . . . Finds himself on firsf base quife offen as a runner . . . Corona game fhrilling . . . Garcia's hiffing and flawless fhird base work marks him as greaf ball player . . . Corona leads by five runs . . . Wolves rally fo win game by score of I I fo 9 . . . Garcia hifs fwo doubles . . . Wolf Pack confinues successful season . . . Healy improves wifh fime . . . Holds down righf field spof . . . R. Henzie, Jones, and Dominguez acf as reserves . . . Prepare fhemselves for ball playing nexf year. . . Mr. Wilby delighled wifh furnoul of neH'ers for malches . . . Pracfice daily under California's aflernoon sun . . . As sea- son gefs under way boys become beller maslers of fhe game . . . Olson, lasl' year leH'erman, relurns lo play firsl singles . . . lmprovemenf over lasl year reveals i+sel'F in him . . . Coach's hopes 'Fade as he realizes fhal he is in need of more malerial . . . Slrives fo keep boys elaled . . . Tells lhem of big chance lhal' is 'lo come al some lime in fhe fulure . . . McKnighl', fresh off lhe frack, shows up and earns a second doubles posl' . . . Sfeady praclice keeps +eam in good shape . . . Firsl malches losl because of greal' odds . . . Woodard, known for his hilch hiking, plays fhird singles . . . Reid plays fourlh singles . . . Prepares himself for fufure years . . . Mr. Wilby recognizes polenlial weallh 'For nexl' year . . . Po'H and Anderson combine +o 'Form slrong doubles 'leam . . . Shirley and Workman also play fasl' game as a pair . . . Enler League as dark horse . . . End season as dark horse . . . Will enler League nexl' year as dark horse, bul hope 'lo emerge as champions. . . WI-IIRLING ORBS TOP ROW: W. Shirley, L. Olson, R. McKnighl, Mr. Wilby, A. Paul. SECOND ROW: R. Woodard, G. Reid. BEARERS OF Tl-IE PALM TOP ROW: J. Aguilera, Mr. Marfin, K. Duddridge, D. Healy, R. Guerrero, A. Ja cobson, E. Parker. B. Swarfs. SECOND ROW: L. Olson, G. Yrigollen, L. Garcia, G. Gonzales, W. Popenoe, W. Henzie, G. McCrossen. THIRD ROW: S. Parrilla, C. Jaeger, N. McCrossen R. Guerrero Club meefs for firsf fime . . . New members vofed . . . Jacobson, Briggs, Jaeger, Healy, Van Noorden, and Popenoe accepfed . . . Presidenf Guerrero organizes members and brings up business maffers . . . Discuss way of spending freasury money . . . McCrossen reporfs fhirfy-five dollars belongs fo club . . . Suggesfion fhaf radio for bus be pur- chased is broughf up . . . Keller puf in charge of looking over radio . . . Nexf meefing finds radio problem sfill on hand . . . Keller agrees fo look over radios . . . Nexf week finds same sifuafion . . . Radio idea given up . . . Secrefary Henzie is acfive in all affairs . . . N. McCrossen inducfed info organizafion affer baskefball season . . . Leffermen pre- pare for inifiafion services . . . New members find fhaf fhey suffer more from hearing abouf whaf fhey will undergo before becoming full-fledged members . . . Track season makes McKnighf member . . . Club concludes ifs year by elecfion of new members. . . C. Hudson Girl's A+hlefic Associafion campaigns 'For new members . . . Firsf praclice finds big 1'urn-our of old members and many new ones . . . Year s+ar+s wi+h baske+ball fhen goes on wifh speedball, hockey, baseball . . . Jubilani day for Seniors when fhey win 'Firsi' baske+ball ribbons . . . Tri-Counly Play Day winds up each sporl. Tennis feam slarfs i+s prac+ice . . . California's unusual wealher hinders speedball and hockey pracfice . . . Las'r year's ini+ia'I'es demand revenge in +his year's inifiafion of new members . . . Gruesome a'F'Fair, concludes one Frosh as she wipes Limburger cheese off her nose . . . High- lighi' of ini+ia+ion is banquef which fakes place of spread a'F'rer each spori' . . . Bus frips fo o'rher schools resul+ in many sore +hroa+s and aching ear drums . . . Warmer weafher and more pracfice bring many viclories +o Tennis Team in in- vi+a+ional marches wi+h ofher schools . . . Claremon+ acfs as hos+ess +o girl sfick wielders 'From 1'wo ofher schools for Hockey Play Day . . . All bu'I' Seniors vicforious . . . Girls all mourn resigna+ion of advisor, Mrs. Schafer . . . Officers Hudson, Vesfall, Fredendall and managers Bronson, Cory, Yerkes, and Michael's reign comes +o a close . . . DIANAS ALL LEFT TO RIGHT: Wilma Cory, Mary Mae Michael, Mrs. Schafer, B. Yerke C. Hudson, M. Bronson, C. Fredendall. TOP ROW: Mrs. Schafer, M. Bronson, R. Baughman, P. Robinson, Fl. S+. Clair, C. Fredendall, B. J. Garris. SECOND ROW: B. Mei, J. Gapp, B. Lacey, B. Knoff, J. Gardner. TOP ROW: J. Gardner, M. Bronson, A. Wagner, P. Robinson, D. Knorr, C. Freden- dall, J. Gapp, B. J. Garris, R. Baughman, B. Lacey, B. Mei, Mrs. Schafer. SECOND ROW: E. J. Birkel, M. V. Fredendall, B. Reeves, M. R. Mobley, M. Michael, R. Cooke, D. Siafford. O'ER TI-IE RIM Girls come back fo school full of energy and enfhusiasm . . . All are ready 'I'o s'I'ar1' cooperaiing 'io make successful sea- son possible . . . Good +urnou'I' . . . Mary Bronson manages . . . ln+erclass games are held . . . All promising maferial is pui fo work . . . Juniors, headed by Bernice Lacey, are champions . . . Af+er comperifion is 'forgoH'en, girls pre- pare for some+hing more sirenuous, in 'form of playday . . . Playday s+aged a'I' Boni+a wiih +eams from Chino, Downey, Boniia and Claremoni . . . Claremonf reams refurn viciorious excepi' Freshmen, who lose by close margin . . . Girls vaca'I'e big gym and leave ii for boys . . . Take over foofball 'Field for bil' of speedball. . . DEFEND YE Tl-IE GOAL Speedball . . . H' feels good fo gel' oufside . . . Mrs. Schafer leaves as docfor orders . . . Under direc+ion of Mrs. Gleason and manager Mary Mae Michael, sporf ge+s under way . . . Few affer-school prac'rices . . . Keen inferclass compe+i+ion follows . . . Sophomores and Juniors finally 'He for firsf place . . . Challenge each o+her more 'khan once . . . Games are pos+poned because of rain or lack of players . . . Decide +o share annual picrure . . . February . . . Speedball playday held ai' Puenfe wi1'h Boniia, Cirrus, Puenie and Claremonr par+icipa+ing . . . Seniors and Freshmen lose . . . Junior and Sophomore efforis are well repaid wi+h ribbons . . . Free punch and cookies in gym are highlighi' of day . . . Tl-IE CLAS!-l OF STURDY STICKS lnfermiffenf unusual weafher fhroughouf hockey season makes pracfices almosf impossible . . . Neverfheless, feams are sfrong and hard playing . . . Under managemenf of Wilma Cory and Mary Mae Michael, inferclass games are held . . . Juniors, capfained by Charloffe Fredendall, friumph again . . . April . . . Claremonf plays hosfess fo Corona and Chino af annual hockey playday . . . Praise of day goes fo Seniors, who lose gallanf sfruggle by one poinf . . . Juniors play fwo games and win bofh . . . Sophomores and Freshmen also successful . . . Wifh smiles of safisfacfion and of accom- plished success, girls lay hockey sficks and shin guards away for anofher year . . . Embark wifh anficipafion on a session of baseball. . . SOARING SPI-IERES Tennis fournamenf gefs off fo slow sfarf due 'ro rain . . . Team finally chosen and season progresses . . . More prac- fice and enfhusiasm shown . . . Tennis pracfices conflici' wifh fhose of hockey and baseball . . . Players work hard and long fo perfecf sfrokes and serves . . . Noficeable improve- menf follows . . . Miss Randall, 'reacher from College and able fennis player of long sfanding, does much fo help and encourage girls in hours effer-school pracficing . . . Team is managed by veferan Barbara Yerkes . . . Refurn mafches are played wifh Bonifa, Pomona, Chino, and Corona . . . Team is composed mosfly of Sophomores and Juniors . . . Girls are looking forward fo having sfronger and more experienced feam nexf year. . . TOP ROW: Mrs. Schafer, J. Gardner, A. Wagner, P. Robinson, R. Baughman, M. Bronson, J. Gapp. SECOND ROW: B. Garris, D. Knoff, C. Fredendall, B. Lacey, B. Mei. TOP ROW: B. Lacey, D. Sfeudler, E. Birkel, B. Yerkes, D. Johnson, B. J. Garris, M. McConnell, Mrs. Schafer. SECOND ROW: J. Gapp, A. L. Voughf, B. S. Mobley, M. 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HOEL, Owner Is+ and Berkeley 'gmriiy V 099' Congratulations and Best Wishes 0,-9 ' . Arfhur L. Jacobson to the Class of ,41 ,K D E I Good Shoes - Phoenix Hosiery 'ora' Hand Bags me and Phone THE TRIANGLE SHOE CO. Alexander 62I I l8I W. Second Sfreef, Pomona Phone IO25 MlLuKEN's NuRsERY BENTI-EY'S Dealers in A ooMPLETE Fooo MARKET QUALITY NURSERY STOCK The Best for Less Sou+I1 Side of Foo+I1iII Blvd. . Across from +he High School L. J. BENTLEY FRED BENTLEY gn . Ll .Ii I W o A P, . r . '. ' ' I ' 1 X rf, 1- l44,f'3l M WlLS0NfS RuNsvoLD's Breakfast Lunch and Dinner Served 6:30 A.M. +0 IOIOO P.M. Fresh Vegetables Only CLAREMONT PHARMACY Corner 1 st E5 Yale I Across from Standard Station 2 0 Open Daily 8 A.M.-9 P.M. Phone 0 Open All Day Sundays Till 8 P.M. 0 Complete Fountazn Serwce I Prescriptions Accurately Filled FORD BROS. MUSIC CO. I-leadquarfers for Viclror, Blue Bird, Decca RADIOS - SHEET MUSIC CRYSTAL'S BEAUTY SHOP SOFT WATER SHAMPOOS 256 E. 2nd S+. Phone Pomona 262 24I Harvard T I Q -M ,ff ,jf ' Phone 3202 All of the Good Pictures Frank 0fdWaY '45 Harvard Come to Your Own Home Theatre See1+a++he vmaqe PHOTOGRAPH ER and know i+'s good S+uden1' Ra+es on Your Ac1'ivi1'y Cards Phone 404I EL ESPIRITU DE '4l 4' 3 Confucius say: See dentist without delay. In end, cost you less pay. DR. WESLEY W. HENDRICKS DENTISTRY 27I W. Second Office Phone 446I CIaremonI' Residence 6226 COLLEGE BOOK 6 DRUG E. S. GETZMAN, Prop. Phone Pomona 3rd 81 Harvard Claremonf 8687 CLAREMONT S E M DAIRY ' ' . BETSY ROSS 1' Delicious Guernsey H I IVIIIK 'and Cream -,oft-ent I if irerri our own herd 225 N. Garey Pomona I499 Pi 'Do 'S Tthesi- L Old j- 1 4, Streagza MQ . . . But you donffneeiio have a stream 'tp wash your clothes in nqw . . . Have them done at the SANITARY LALI N D RY 300 East CommerciaI Pomona i I ,w if . ,nf ,I X ,sw 35? If I -fs V! Ui' EEAN DAR D R 5.65 T , O N CLAREMONT FEED ev FUEL STORE RFI-5 FdFIdPSI' F ' jf 94 ., M. c. 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