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

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-Ye , .,. ..-r.. TJ U ' -4 -no f . Ola om area jx ff' . ' ,,, '.' ' .y c ,X 3 . . af was I FronT Row: T. Yashiyarna, S. TuTTle, C. T-larrod, M. KishornoTo, C. CliTTonf Bi Parham, O. Bryan, M, WoodTord, B. Caradine, J WiTTer M. MerediTh, D. STeele, J. Graham. 2nd Row: I. BreiTner, B. Calderon, cgkjipfone, M. ChilTon, T. Russell, N. Towne, B. Schrinlc, J. MaThi B. Liles, H. Jaeger, M. Campbell, C. Nelson, J. Sanders, E. Floyd. 3rd R-ewa J. Alba, K. Tanalca, P, Armendarez, S. Throne, D or B. Russell, C. Paige, E. l-leaTh, L. STraley, D, MeTz, J. LandreTh, R. RaThbun, Bf Cunnison, B. Builce, D. PenTer, D. Cunnison, M Bruner T. FleeTwood. Typical OT dur Sophs, was The day They esTablished a new TradiTion by Tlowering ouT one noon in red and grey '48 beanies. These were worn The resT oT The year alThough many were guiTe unrecognizable aTTer The violenT TighTing ThaT ensued beTween The Sophs and Juniors. DespiTe The sTrong masculine inTluence in The class The girls' capabiliTy was recognized by The elecTion OT Inge BreiTner and Shirley Throne as TirsT and second semesTer presidenTs. A Lil' Abner, Daisy Mae class parTy was given and was The scene OT much eaTing, Tolls dancing, and rioTous chases Typi- cal oT Sadie l-lawlcins' day. WiTh an increasing arnounT oT school spiriT and inTeresT in Senior l-ligh acTiviTies The Sophomores Tinished The year wiTh greaT hopes Tor Their Junipr year. Q' . Ar lj PresidenTs and Advisors , sq- s fs.,-s 1.1: , A mfs- . ..,.... ., .. . im 1 Q 'TQ T if zz-I 1 + Miss ColbaTh, Mr. MarTin, ' ' - , . .,M, , CNET' Sh'l Th ,I B 'T If V' H 3 fiwawfpgyylw 7,1 I7 I ir ey rone nge ren ner 24 .Q

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0 'W Q: ..s I X U ' 1 Q - v 1 I X 71 'sawn Q .J ' 1 F-'C-V 'Q Q 0' M G J an 6 A lsT Row: D. Newell, R. Guevara, K. Tanalca, L. Garrison, G. Cummins, P. Bauer, G. KurTz Johns, D. Lawrie, J. Fleming, B. Buran, E. STreich, B. Ellison. 2nd Row: L. Larson, E. Gomez S. Alba, F. Cooke, C. Guerrero, J. Williams, R. Yerlces, D. IvlcCargar, R. Johnson, D. LeighTon RoberTs, B. KuThe, O. STreich, N. Ross, J. MarTin. 3rd Row: S. McKenna, R. ConTreras Fish, B. Kunkle, A. VoughT, B. WhiTing, L. deLapp, A. Harper, N. Anderson, B. BaTh J. MaTThew, R. Armendarez, J. Ivlclver, W. GaTTen, B. SmiTh. 4+h Row: lvl. Calderon, M. James l-larn, A. Goodwin, B. STone, G. Gilliland, l. DarlingTon, D. Kennard, B. Dunham, N. Billups M. Day, M. Miller, B. Jones. ,Hgh Av ,Q . PresidenTs and Advisors 7 I, 'wx I ' ' .4 E , QBob Dunham, Miss Krouch, Q sv Fil R Gayslid Cummins, Mr. Woodtaz EKG 'Q ss H X Jigs F Tops in Junior l-ligh and ull oT i eas and pep - yes - ThaT's gi .f The EighTh grade. DeTermined noT To be ouTdone by The older 4' sTudenTs, a Junior l-ligh BaslceTball and Traclc Team were ' , Tormed wiTh The EighTh graders Talcing The lead. They Toolq ij ' over Tor The busy older sTudenTs by giving a very beauTiTul ChrisTmas pageanT. Then in The spring They organized a dramaTic club. Bob Dunham and Gaylord Cummins had The responsible Task oT leading The class Through The year. As nexT year's Freshmen, The class oT '50 has much in sTore Tor Them and cerTainly Their pep and new ideas will be welcomed by The Senior l-ligh. Good Luck! A Q . Qfflv T umm' L4 Z ZQXQFM .... .ff Q '9 7 V' 1 YI I