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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1947 volume:

HQ ,fb Q' A' gh? 4' A2754 mf+o.Uhox Q. ,Lx 'VX NLG! EL ESPIRITLI PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF CLAREMONT HIGH SCHOOL, CLAREMONT, CALIFORNIA VOLUME 34 JUNE, I947 ,nm ,umm sr- 1' S is FOREWORD Take a look around you. Do you see a change in fhis liffle valley? Do you see facfories where fhere used fo be groves, and houses where fhere were vacanf lofs? Yes, you do. For now, once again, fhis valley has come fo fhe foreground and has fhe eyes of fhe world upon if. For here are 'fhe lands, fhe green valleys, fhe unfamed power needed fo build a 'rhriving mefropolis. So once again we are in fhe news. The firsf fime was in Fremon+'s day when California was being faken from fhe Spaniards, and fhen again in fhe gold rush days, men pushed ouf here fo make fheir forfunes and build a greaf new sfafe from sand and sagebrush,-California 'rhe sfafe wifh fhe colorful hisfory and fhe brighf fufure. Yef in fhe glory of fhe presenf do nof forgef fhaf pasf. Look back on if and realize fhaf fhe sfaunch padres, fhe sfalwarf Indians and fhe large ranchos were here long before we were and did fheir parf in developing fhis valley. ln lafer years when you read over your yearbook, l hope if will nof only recall your youfhful days of explorafion, developmenf, and parficipafion buf also fhe youfhful days of California. l 1 DEDICATIO www-HmvQMQi?r MJLA vwwqc 4-1-lava 2+-F lv M, KRW, Li High Schoo eTW comple+e 'io any of us wi+hou'i ihe inspiraiion and guidance which she gives. Friendly, in'l'er- esfed, and always willing 'io help oui', she makes working on fhe Annual and Wolf Paclcei' Sfaffs a real experience. ln 'ihe English classroom, in +he library, and in almosi' every o+her phase of school aciivify she has made an invaluable confribufion fo i'he 'Finer developmeni of each s+uden+, and foward 'rhe furrhering of 'ihose ideals for which we s'I'and. So 'lo MRS. IRENE MAHONEY, we gralefully dedicaie EI Espiriiu de I947. CONTE TS I EXPLORATION Classes As fhe pioneers found new lands in California long ago we find new courses, new acfivifies, new friends fogefher in our classes. Each year brings differenf experiences, more fun, and draws us closer fogefher unfil af Iasf as Seniors, we can look back and laugh among ourselves, look forward wifh deferminafion fo new worlds fo explore. II DEVELOPMENT Athletics Hard dangerous living made fhe explorers sfrong and healfhy. We develop our sfrengfh and endurance by fackling, sprinfing, and wielding fhe fennis rackef and we, like fhey, develop more fhan fhaf - sporfsmanship, courage, and friendliness fhrough winning, losing and practicing day affer day fogefher. III PARTICIPATION Organizations To work fogefher in fhe Pioneer days fhey had fo co-operafe if fhey were fo survive. We foo, have fo work fogefher in groups fo gef fhings done. And we do, growing and learning from each ofher all fhe fime as we puf on dances, prinf papers, and govern ourselves. SENIORS, CONGRATULATIONS! May you have all +ha+ il' 'lakes +o live richly and successfully as individuals and as cifizens of a progressive sociefy. Cur ww X N besl wishes go wilh you. Sincerely, Ea rl Thompson, Principal HIGH SCHGOL DAYS .xt Wha+ happens during your high school days? l have checked back Through fhe annuals of +he pas+ Qiyears lifind 'i'l li6f'l3W9l'SLl doubiiff many,i:er+ainly no+ sfrangers, can recognize all our presen+ day seniors from 'rheir sevenrh grade groupbphofograph. My, Vwhaf a pwsical change! Nexl, one is impressed wi+h 'lhe developmenf as recorded in various school acfivilies. From side line worshipers of iunior high days, nearly all gradually emerge as par+icipan+s in lhe various ac'rivi+ies of fhe school: sludeni' body offices, afhlefics, dramafics, music and all 1'he res+. Las+, buf noi' leas+, one musf recognize +he gro w+h in abilify +o fhinlc and accomplish desirable scholarship goals. lam cer+ain +ha1' we as feachers, in our anxiely +o help accomplish more, undereslimafe 'rhe developmenl' +ha+ has +alcen place over 'ihe years. The success of our sludenfs in various examina+ions and confesls has been commendable, and we are proud of 'I'heir records. l hope, in lhe days 'ro come you, +oo, will go over your own experiences a+ Claremonf High School wi+h salisfaclion and pride. Vice-presidenf Mary Kraus Secreiary Mary Meridifh Business Manager Rex Raflnbun Adverfising Manager Margare+ Fuller STLIDE T BGDY CDFFICERS lqfl. wr' FACULTY As Vice Principal, MR. WOOD good nafuredly signs our parfy slips when Dr. Thompson is away, and as our Business Manager he carefully keeps frack of every penny and fakes a lol' of persuading before he le'l's us spend any school money. He lends his iudgmenf and experience fo all our financial problems. And he always has a pafienf smile and a helping hand for every sfudenf in woodshop, af fhe fypewrifer, and in his mechanical drawing classes. Ever since we have known C. H. S., Mr. Wood has been an indispensable and never failing parf of if and he probably always will be. Her quief, orderly, sunny room is like MRS. HULL'S feaching. Bofh are an unforgeffable parf of our High School experience. We may nof learn in+ellecfual curiosify by fhe end of our Senior year buf we cerfainly have learned English and how fo begin fo love and undersfand fhe greaf liferary works which are our herifage-all vividly colored by her ouflook and personalify. She is our charming, under- sfanding Dean of Girls and as advisor keeps fhe Sfudenf Council an efficienf, serious governmenf for fhe sfudenfs. She is Mrs. Hull, fhaf is enough. MISS KNUTSON'S firsf year af Claremonl' has increased whaf Junior High sfudenfs know abouf English a hundred per cenf. Wifh good hard work and consfanf drill she has laid a sfurdy foundafion in grammar and spelling which will sfand fhem in good sfead all fheir lives. Her valenfine boxes and iolly smile keep fhe younger members of our sfudenf body feeling af home and happy. No one has ever seen lively, kindly MRS. WILLIAMS when she wasn'+ ready fo undersfand and help. Always busy wifh fhe ice cream boofh, fhe candy sfand, advising fhe Red Cross, lending her broad experience and knowledge fo lively discussions in Biology and Household Managemenf classes, and her skillful fingers fo would-be seamsfresses, she sfill has her cu'I'e liffle laugh and overflowing energy affer a long, hard day. We iusf can I' wear her ouf! Providing his classes wifh a conglomerafion of jokes and scienfific facfs is MR. ARRINGTON, whose slow drawl and easy going ways endear him fo his General Science, Physics and Chemisfry classes. As head of our science deparfmenf his iob is a big and imporfanf one buf iusf 'rhe same he's always our good nafured, pafienf Mr. Arringfon. MEMBERS Always fhinking of inferesfing fhings for her French and Lafin classes fo do, MISS KNAPP finds fime for leading caroling in Lafin, enferfaining sfudenfs af supper while fhey speak French, mailing parcels fo France, and doing many ofher fhings besides fhe roufine work of feaching English and Romance Languages. Wifh fwinkling eyes behind his glasses and a ready chuckle, MR. SISTO hurries cheerfully from fhe Spanish room fo fhe sfage, one minufe coniugafing verbs and fhe nexf murdering a vicfim for fhe benefif of his casf. He has proved nof only a Spanish feacher wifh a sense of humor buf a play direcfor wifh real efficiency and skill and, more- over, we like him! We knew quief voiced, good humored MR. HALES among fhe pingpong fables af fhe Youfh Cenfer lasf summer so he found lofs of friends when he sfarfed his much needed remedial reading work here fhis fall. We found him more fun and more undersfanding fhan ever as he conscienfiously spenf fhe resf of his fime using up fhe surplus energy of our Junior High boys by coaching and arranging infer-school afhlefics for fhem. This was fhe pro- gram we have been wanfing and needing af Claremonf for many years and he did a wonderful iob wifh if. So anyone can see why all C. H. S. is crazy abouf Mr. Hales. Thaf genial smile doesn I' fool us. We know we can'f gef away wifh anyfhing around COACH MARTIN. Look if up, he fells lazy hisfory sfu- denfs in one of his fhree classes and if if's a foofball game or a frack meef we iusf go in fhere and do our besf, knowing he won'+ be safisfied wifh less. Sfimulafing discussions are whaf we look forward fo in MR. WlLBY'S Junior High social science classes. His gruff, fhoughfful commenfs make hisfory real and alive fo us. Buf when if comes fo his ofher job, discipline, we know fhere will be no discussion buf prompf, effecfive acfion which may make us angry buf also wins our respecf. .JL f I MRS. FITTS' classes lind her more lhan an ellicienl, capable leacher. They know her as a real lriend. Perhaps lhis is because she doesn'l give week-end assignmenls or, maybe, il's because she really likes us as individual people. Thal's why she's so good wilh our personalily lesls and why she works so hard lrying lo gel us inlo lhe Scholar- ship sociely. Jovial, beloved MR. BOOTH always seems lo be able lo sandwich a ioke in belween learned explanalions ol higher malh. How he can gel so enlhusiaslic over an equalion is more lhan we can undersland unlil we calch his spark and begin lo love malh, loo. He's always lhere on lhe slage loo, swilching lighls and hammering and fixing lhings. Il somelhing won'l work we iusl call for Mr. Boolh and know everylhing will be all righl. Buslling cheerfully around lhe library wilh an armlul ol books and an absorbed look on her lace, lhal's MRS. MAHONEY. Wherever she goes she radiales a love ol books, never so happy as when she's lelling sludenls iusl lhe righl book lor lhem or dramalically reading aloud lo an enlhusiaslic group. Her library praclice classes lailhlully lollow her around wilh pencils and slacks ol unshelved books, willing lo work hard jusl lo share in her enioymenl ol lhe library and lo learn lrom her experience in il. Wilh a slick in her hand and a lrghl in her eye MISS CORBEIL keeps her chorus classes singing wilh all lheir mighl unlil lhe lasl bell. She spends lhe resl ol her lime wilh special groups such as lhe ensemble and lhe quarlel, gelling lhem ready lor oulside performances. The orcheslra has lound MISS NELSON a hard worker and a skilllul direclor. She gives lhem lhe real salislaclion of doing a lopnolch job. There is no lel clown in praclice, and more praclice, wilh her lireless balon always bealing lime. MRS. McLELLAN's cule giggle and conlagious love ol arl has won lhe hearls ol her classes. Bedaubeol wilh painl and clay, lhey lry everylhing and lind lhal perspeclive is hard work even if modeling is sheer lun. Always on fhe go, sparkling, enfhusiasfic MISS COLBATH wears ouf her classes long before she loses her vifalify and high spirifs. She shares a keen enioymenf of every sporf wifh her gym classes who find if hard fo believe she isn'+ one of fhem. Her own original confribufion has been a skillful, loving presenfafion of modern inferprefive dancing fo fhe girls. She has made if as much a parf of our culfural educafion as arf, music, and liferafure. In G. A. A. fhe feams have found fhaf her consfanf encouragemenf and high sfandarcls make a big difference in fheir playing and sporfsmanship. ln his quief, modesf way MR. SPENCER has been responsible for 'rhe baskefball feam we are so proud of. The boys have found him a real gym feacher wifh ever ready commenfs for fhe lazy and much appreciafed praise for fhe good player. A greaf variefy of sporfs are going on af fhe same fime under his good-nafured supervision and when fhe boys go in from fhe field, fhey feel fhey've really earned fheir resf. VM Working efficienfly in an office fhaf resembles Grand Cenfral Sfafion are MRS. BECK and MRS. HOOPER, who manage fo do everyfhing from lending locker keys fo checking schedules-and Mrs. Hooper even managed fo gef married besides! Down in her cellar office MISS HENRICUS busily freafs cufs wifh iodine, fardiness wifh admif slips and irony and comes ouf in fhe affernoons fo ioke wifh Miss Colbafh and referee hockey. Clipping our hedges, picking up our papers, and driving us fo and from school wifh welcoming grins when we sfep on fhe bus are OTTO RALEY, ANDY MORGENSON and MR. FULLER. We are always hunfing for MR. GETTMAN, or fhe brooms by a door fhaf mean Mr. Geffman, and he's always busy, cleaning, sweeping, and picking up when we find him. Buf we know he'll drop his broom and open a locker for us, and give us a iolly smile, for he is our very special friend. 4 E 1 H., ,JVM .nz .wr .' if 1 5.5 A .gyjg 2 ,Lf ' '- Zi WW KJ' os T I , D 3 ' :fi .,.f , , , 2 f MW . .. :gfwmf ,QW I ,vw if i . .. ,,,4,,f, ,f V, ,,,,,,W 4 4 .,,g:1,A, 5,511-,,.,. . Q iii EXPLORATICDN . M5 JEQQQ 5 333355 fur A an ,gk , uf wx ,QS ,MMV 3,3,'f?2'- ' X AW f W I zl' zzz- ,, a , W gi if f W' K 4' ,ff if , :ni wwwwfamm n l Xocsvssg, ... X he-mvvu You Svgsgxsg - '5'W Xb 'vrx':.. kaaxbhnx Q- KV-wb 2103- Q.-Nz, 3 c QXiES:sQRv.. QAYLX qegg as YNY- Loix as fgoob Xuakx xg Nant Class presldenfs Jack Smifh and Wagy Hendricks senior class JOUR EY'S E D lf's over. l+'s done. lf's gone from us forever .... The clamor in fhe halls, fhe ordered sarneness of fhe classes, fhe unmusical clang of fhe bells, fhe limp-rag feeling affer gym, fhe hof sun burning down on us eafing our lunches, fhe dazed, dreamy feeling affer a dance, fhe gnawing empfiness inside foward fhe end of fiffh period, fhe fierce cold wind running fhrough us af a frack meef, fhe elecfric excifemenf in fhe air fhe day reporf cards come ouf, fhe warmfh running fhrough us when a friend undersfands, fhe sudden flash of ferror before fhe curfain goes up on sfage, fhe quief inspirafion of fhe mounfains, fhe glorious, elafed feeling when we cafch on in geomefry, fhe burning rebellion inside when we have been called down in sfudy hall, fhe sudden surge of happiness, walking home from school on a brillianf spring jay, fhi grime despgafe cgjness Qforei game fhaf l1affersLfhe achy, fickfy feeling when we can'f sfop laughing, fhe sweef, soff drowsiness in sfudy hall,The ferrible, cold fear when we haven'f learned our poem for English, fhe lighfhearfed infimacy of a shared joke, fhe quick glow when a feacher senges how we feel, fhe imporfanf, self-safisfied feeling of famiiiarify wifh every crack in ihe wall, every sfone on fhe field, fhe securify and fun of having friends everywhere and everyone a friend, fhe confenfmenf and happiness which wells up in us as we fhink of all fhaf we have here. When fhe lasf bell has rung, fhe lasf annual has been signed, fhe lasf joke has been laughed af, we will be gone, our journey will be ended. Buf all fhese fhings will be sfored up in us, provisions for fhe new, longer iourney we musf begin now. ,eff is rim s JL 'Q Qmmb- kxocxg gas-:.N ui femixxixixvx QXQQJ sxmuxx 5' x 9 0' af 0' O 'rv V. pp-A ,L Lb fjvwyfp 3' J ,,r Jap-ny erik? fd X x,H v-' av' . -.J wW,,'ff,, W9 3 wk JANITH BRITTON ffyyyfwf rfb jp. CAROL BABER 6 years af C.H.S. Scholarship Sociefy I, 2, 4 Annual Ar+ Edifor 3 Talenf Show 3, 4 G.A.A. I. 2, 3, 4 Ensemble 3, 4 V.P. of Girls' League 4 cule, 'falenfed JOCYLENE BARKER 3If2 years a+ C.H.S. Spanish Club 2 hair, Sian, Sugar Bowl u 1 MMM Wu W' We wwf ,E ,Lora 4 years al' C.H.S. Sfudenl' Council 3 WK Annual Adverfising Mgr. 4 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Talenf Show 2, 3 Pep Club 3, 4 aHrac+ive, faifhful I , M .31 1 I, ii' s , WL'-ire, fa .um V5 ,:9'-I? NAU X5 - L QQ : GAIN .P JAN ET CAMPBELL 6 years ai' C.H.S. G.A.A. I. 2, 3. 4 G-.A.A. Sec. and Pres. 3, 4 Red Cross Rep. 3, 4 Spanish Club I, 2 Mar+I'la 2 Pep Club 3, 4 afhlefic, hard-working, 5 JOEL CLIFTON 6 years a+ C.I'I.S. Varsify foolball 4 LeHerman's Club 4 happy-go-Iuclry, friendly Red Cross ' flush I 'L -'hi nge 'I IL K f e' M1 l 5 sn' WIN COATS 2 years al' C.H.S. Uncerl'ain Wings 3 Ring Around Elizabe+h 4 Talenl Show 3 Social Chairman 3, 4 Annual S+af'l 4 Pep Club 3, 4 vivacious, happy, Doc' JXW ELLSWOOD CORSON 5 years af C.H.S. LeHerman's Club 3, 4 Varsily loolball 3, 4 Ring Around Elizabe+h 4 Social Chairman 2, 3 Varsify baseball 2, 3, 4 Uncer+ain Wings 3 Red, independent girls i MOLLY CUMMINS 6 years af C.H.S. G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 l l Annual Sfaff 3, 4 Scholarship Sociely 2, 3, 4 Annual Secrelary 4 Class Relief Chairman 3 Talenf Show 3, 4 dependable, sincere. - , demonslralive HERB HAFIF I year al C.l'l.S. LeHerman's Club 4 Varsify foolball 4 Varsily baskefball 4 Track 4 Annual Sfaff 4 Wolfpack 4 H Club, remarks N- PAT HALL 6 years al' C.H.S. 6.A.A. 2, 3, 4 l Ring Around Elizabe+h 4 ' Annual Ar+ Edilor 4 Class NLP. 3 - V-V 7? i KS cv. A KJ f J Nb V' ooxx J 'fix' Talenl Show 2, 3, 4 drawing, wif., George A j L KA alfa-jg,-1' Io . ' ' i N V. , f if-fz imsezii Wi? 2 JN A05 , U X if , o uf 9 0 lv 1' o PM 6 MARGARET HOWELL v 5 years a+ C.H.S. j l JD I 6 Annual Edifor 4 J Ring Around Elizabefhn 4 XIV V Sec. of Sfudenf Body 3 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Talenf Show 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Maggie, aciive, animafed, Annual BOB HEADLAND K 6 years al' C.l'l.S. ,N LeHerman's Club 2, 3, Pres. 4 V Uncerfain Wings 3 V ' All sporfs 2, 3, 4 - ' Through lhe Nigh+ 4 Talenf Show 3 4 Ba d ,2 ' n I Casanova, physique, A-ha! VERNON IREDELL 6 years af C.H.S. - Annual Bus. Mgr. 3, 4 Wolfpack Sfaff 2, 3, 4 Scholarship Soc. 3, 4 Ring Around Elizabe+h 4 socialism, argumenis, acfing WAGY HENDRICKS 6 years ai C.H.S. Adv. Mgr. 3 Class Pres. I, 2, 4 Le++erman's Club 4 E Varsify foo+ball 4 Class Social Chairman 4 fru+hful7, devili-sh, Win 'R EDWARDS JOHNSON 6 years a+ C.H.S. S+uden+ Body Pres. 4 Sfudenf Body Bus. Mgr. 3 Boys S+a+e 3 Scholarship Socie+y 2, 3, 4 LeHerman's Club 4 Varsily 'Foofball 4 hearfbreaker, resrless, Prince .. I A K X X A X FW Q 43 -Z? 65, IPL l ff Ai ,P .ff f gm, Pdf X A. 1 , A . ' 5 uso, X. is T - ' N abby g Bk B 1 , l I A A 2 L K 0 I f .f-fi' Sw ' 1, 4 o , C1 , 4 tak 3 MARY KRAUS ,fi yp- W E AQ , 0 Q. 5 Years af C.H.S. 4: I L? in ' K Taleni' Show 2, 3, 4 ' 'kr ' ' G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Uncertain Wings 3 Vice-pres. Sfudenf Boy 4 Girls' League Treas. 3 calm, gracious, smar'r W CHUCK LICON 3 years af C.H.S. Varsily frack 3, 4 Varsify foofball 3, 4 Talenf Show 3 Jay Vee baseball 4 Le'Herman's Club 3, 4 iokes, ar+is+ic, Padua BETTY KU RTZ V2 year C.H.S. Married 4 Bud, amusing, fun DOROTHY LOCKWOOD 2 years a+ C.H.S. Girls' League Pres. 4 Scholarship Sociefy 3 Talenl Show 3, 4 Clarence 3 Ring Around Elizabefhn 4 TT' EI1Sef5lE 3, 4 2 brai s, persisfence, ish' N sense of humor sl .sw Q5 -ew - . f'r+ ,O i Sh , ' I . Teafligwi ' 'L'f,. N gb . lea Q J , 4 1 l V J ' 4 A if nan 3 6, wr , , . 2, 3. xr W 3 es, qui f J 6 ' WPI ' 53 . M . Wm 4317? i3i ,Q J,-:wg Ss .W 'la-f - m argl? lv Xiu! Z T xy Nm:-53 is Q. . MQ' Q 3 1- l 3 F 3 I JN-'Q3 0sLkj Vg 'QQ WJ A M' Xi ffl? my T ' ff ff W , W , M- a ' Y R 0 Q , Q his CAROLYN MESICK L . 4V2 years af C.H.S. bi? Scholarship Socieiy I, 2, 3 W . 395' . X5 is ' - G.A.A. I Spanish Club 2 Talenf Show 4 Tri-Counfy Music Fesrival 4 Radio broadcasl 3 execufive, individualisfic, 'frank I N Jia, fwfr LARRY MCMILLEN I vear a+ C.H.S. Varsify foofball 4 LeHerman's Club 4 Social chairman 4 Through The Nigh+ 4 Mac, unprediclable, humor ROY MILLER 6 years a+ C.H.S. LeHerman's Club 3, 4 ,Scholarship Socieiy 2, 3, 4 Through The Nighf 4 Tennis 3, 4 Annual Sfaff 4 A 4 Talenf Show I, 2, I cello, s+aIis+ics DANIEL MARTINEZ L 6 years af C.H.S. Spanish Club I, 2, 4 LeHerman's Club 3, 4 Varsify Iraclr 3, 4 Chorus 4 ff inIeres+ed, Iraclr, personalify BILL PARKER I year af C.H.S. Varsify baslcerball 4 quier, camera, Danes In 1 , , Q 1 I 1 A V Af. Q L. x x I- . Q fs of 0 W f' aff +L, l 'I 'ff bla. ' I - X mir x ,K I WYE. ' I I I if 5 L K ' T' I I Q6 4 W, ,Y MARY PARRILLA , -, 5 years al C.H.S. Spanish Club I, 2 if I Library slaff 4 French 3, 4 fi i Pep Club 3, 4 ' Q vivacious, foreign mail GNN-A RIM CHARLES POPENOE 6 years al C.H.S. Wolf Paclcel' edilor 4 Ring Around Elizabelhu 4 Uncer+ain Wings 3 Clarence 3 . LeHerman's Club 3, 4 7 alenl Show l, 2, 3, 4 N Cl1uclc, Wolf Paclcel, good limes GLEN PIERCE 6 years al C.H.S. Ensemble 3, 4 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Uncer'lain Wings 3 Red Cross Council I, 2 Pep Club 3, 4 Talenl Show l, 2, 3, 4 friendly, Frankie, fun ELOISE RAINER 6 years af C.H.S. G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Annual Slaff 3, 4, Assisf. Ed. 4 Scholarship Sociely 2, 3, 4 Ensemble 3, 4 Talenl' Show I, 2, 3, 4 'S'ruden+Gouncil l,4v3, 4 Elo, crealive, congenial. conscienlious PATSY PITZER 6 years al C.H.S. Ensemble 3, 4 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Talenl Show I, 2, 3, 4 Orcheslra I, 2, 3, 4 horses, As+l1ma, giggle R353 so I f If ,4 K--'ig lv - ,,,- - ' lj ' 11 IQ I ., I A le EW mi? A I I li K J' 2, gl 4 0 X I il Kialm 3 Tiff. fffff 'vat ' X' T ' he T 'Tp' 'fb' 3' 24 - cf .+ , Q 53 J W SALLY SCOTT 'I' I, 6 years af C.H.S. ' Ensemble 3, 4 I B Ring Around Elizabe+h 4 Q Taleni Show 3, 4 Mar+ha 2 Tri-counfy Music Fesiival 3, 4 Library Sfaff 4 rosy-cheeked, college boys ff 1..:, my .,l: 1-V 3 years af C.H.S. LeH'erman's Club 2, 3, 4, V.P. 4 i ' Orchesira 2, 3, 4 Varsily foolball 2, 3, Varsify baslcelball 2, , W ' GALE REID m 'Y ' f , 1' ' T ,p Varsily baseball 2, 3, 4 A y Track 2, 3,4 Y 393-f if ' if Missouri, Gallopin' Gale JOHN SEIBERT 6 years al C.H.S. Talenf Show 2, 3, 4 Pop. Orchesfra 2 Ouarfei' 4 l B Baslcelball I, 2, 3 Spanish Club I, 2 Frannie, down under, crooner l l l PEGGY ROBERTS 3 years af C.l'l.S. Talenf Show 3, 4 1 Pep Team 3, 4 1 Spanish Club 2 1 M G-.A.A. 2, 3 b A y 'ffl naive, scaH njn, eyes MIA, ,9L4AA 'y2JUZLy Qzdlif, lmitkyivllif, ULZM I H JACK smm-I J WUQZM dl, YUM' , ?'ff'5'35fisi'i'r zz V , In , di, ,Z ,004 'LZ flfjix' viliiiin ifaibslil 31 4f Cfap+.4 , IZLIVL' I 1 yy FAX' Varsi+y baskefball 2, 3. Capt 4 l , ,I ,L ' -Q Yarsfyz bsasiball 2, 3, Capt 4 f Q fja 1 f bIiaiT1'ful,I cirle, Swisher A, V, ,E by ,f,wfO ,5 W , V f ,L ' ,r . y VM' ll 4 ' filo' Q' r ,Lvl I Z Q y 3 M v ix WWA ff' N , ' 3 l 'I 5 X f 'f' ISL , . , ' -- g 4231 We F - 1- X A ' f N I - L ,, 'S ,JA f f T YQ: l L f al l 2 I 0 V f I HUBERT STARCHER f tx A bone Sensor woman he+er, Marcia Woods 2 years af C.H.S. Class V. P. 4 G.A.A. 3, 4 Spanish Club 3 Talenr Show 3, 4 Pep Club 4 parlies, reserved, hard worlung 6 g - Sanfa Barbara music 'feshvals JOANNE YERKES 6 years al' C.H.S. Uncer1ain Wings 3 Mdflhd 2 Library Sfaff 4 G.A.A. l TT?-ccunry Music Feshval 4f good narured, church group laugh , ,Q ee mi MQW I GROWING IN GREATNESS dt',l. A04 'Q J? SMH: eat of 56.15 old. wl4 'r' L- 1,1 -vc-lf! Vux X 4, d,cr nff fb Plow af IAQ Cnc,-alof gA X' 6' ff ' ' Bob Cunni f , I, 45 H? DX X 32 ? Wwiifii f wa 3 L f im ig' X f 4 5 2 I fm 1 f,f, L rar: 3 W ax y E! 2 wi TF' 2 Q 1 ::::v ,Q ,sf J, 5 Joe Alba Dino Beviloqua U, Opheline Bryan Barbara Burke Marguerife Bruner Mil+on Barbara Caradine a Priscilla Coffey Wilburn Cook Bob Cunnison 51 17 1' 3 cv 79' f in A real' lhinlcers, greaf and grea+ doers, +ha+'s +he class of '48. There never was a class i. F wi+h i+s nose in more acriviries and Hs personalily more 'Fel'l'M+han +he Junior Class. Margarer Ann 5 Fuller, Mary Meredi+h, and Rex Raihbun rushed around impor'I'an+ly as s+uden+ body officers. BRS' Shirley Throne resided in lonely glory as 1'he only Junior on +he Girl's League cabine'I'. The manly SG' . . . . . Q Q' Junior boys boasred bruises and leH'ers from every sporf. The 'girls gave +he Seniors keen X5 .cf compefifion in G.A.A. all year long. I la- 2 X Q , L0 K Handsome, happy-go-lucky Bob Cunnison and good-narured Jim Sanders led healed class meelings W which had 'io do wi+h class swea'l'ers, rings, dues, and ofher confroversial maH'ers, while Nadine Towne, ,X J Q 9 f T X l f Harrier Jaeger Jim Landrefh Bob Liles L Jean Ma+hison Mary Meredilh X Dick Melz Bill Mon+gomery Phyllis Paige Bonnie Parham Rex Ralhbun Mar+ha Rich'15 Q we .' T J T T ff wi , mr 1-yf , QE MQW Dick Cunnison Monfe Davis ed Fleeiwood Lee Flickinger Eddie Floyd Don Ford QS' ickey Frankeberger f.?irlene Fuller Mafgarehxj Fuller Edward Heafh Clovis Harrod Roberf Honaker 2 uf!! W V' 9 H Mr I. Bruner, Schrink, and Dick C ' elebi social chairmen, planned and direcred 'rhe big iob of '52 , 1 fhe ear, +he lon -awai+e . r i+h fhis in mind, +he irl's-choice Valen+ine's dance was 'AW , Y 9 9 V given in February and radi fled off aHer derermined +icke+ sellers had sold huge gg- A is A quan+i+ies of raffle ' he +here was 'l'he +riumphan+ and rio+ous sweafer spring, lhe subiecf Y.. -7 R of school ossi m s ad. And +hen, as 'fhe Juniors well know, +here is alwa s homework. '7' 4 A , gx P Y H if' fa- ., E 4 Bur 'I'he ireless ssgo ' 8 'o+ 'foo worn ou'r +o send off 'I'he Seniors wi+h a glorious prom and it , ..-s 'f' prov yx eir ins, nd ' nks fhal' growing in grea+ness is fun. ff ' ,P 'O 4 :4M L fu, vu F7 tl Q QEJJ U fy. , Tom Russell Jim Sanders Bill Schrink - Delores Sfeele Lois Sfraley Shirley Throne Nadine Towne Shirley TuHle Gilberl Whifeside Joan WiH'er Mariorie Woodford 'fomiko Yoshiyama X90 ew 'NWN if I' E 514 s F I J- D ,, ' -A4 'a T - H ' X n fl' 7 va A 5 We l L 5 Zh ' Z I ,, ,,,l,,h:W, , 4 X ' . , ,f '54 VSCKR FR Jr O lpir'l4'L f ...rr 3' ffff YS 7 i...f 'M . B Q , y gf 'Q ! l ..,. ' efd new 'rh opho res so we weren l' m 0 y e done E year. We heard V ' 'r e ai 'For 1'h ir Hallowe'en pariy Q u n ave b seen in +he Gym in 1 9. . ad ir +heir gay red beanies, o 'e we ' ef on! And we cer+ainly oy + w n rf erformances 'ihey gave in ' pl Poli1'icians Are Born. Class Pre-gi fs arke and ike Toom W I x ,, 'l seen ihem on ihe 'foofball field, in G. A. A., qi ir - 5 ' a e've said +o each oiher, Boy, 'rhe Sophomores J V' , .su e are 1'he.bes+ class in spor+s. ' ard gmggghng in +he halls and fhe boys cr.acking iokes on 'l'he way oul' +o gym and smiled enjoyed +heir carefree golden days. fic, l. Richardson, B. Wong, B. Woodford, N. Fleefwood, G. Bunker, V. Woods, T. Beese, V. Boolh, B. M. Hedrick. ROW 2. A. Woodard, J. Tarier, C. Mesick, F. Mock, M. MacFarland, B. Parham, D. Taylor, C. Paige, G. Barker, W. Corson, B. Fredenda ll, J. Thomason, R. Carroll. ROW 3. F. Moore, A. Siover, T. Bradley, V. Colvin, J. Clarke, H. Chrisfian, J. Wasden, E. Rainer, M. Toomay, W. lredell, B. Wade, C. Leigh+on, J. Wilson, R. Bauer. K-'if r!!,.5,-:f 'Wahl . ts. ' ,1 . , X, A f J ji fi. on 'Y J, VISITORS ' MADE WELCOME Thai new wave of enI'husiasm a'I' C. H. S.? ThaI s Ihe up and coming class of f50, doing iI's par'I' wherever iI' can, adding iI's noise 'Io s+udy hall, working and playing harder Ihan if ever has before. Like 'Ihe explorers of early California Ihey had Io pioneer and discover, and like Ihem, Ihough Ihey fell' sfrange somefimes, Ihey kepI' on wi'Ih a smile. Leaders were dependable, easy-going Neil Anderson and iolly Goofy Bob Kuihe, who guided 'Ihe Freshmen Ihrough a year of efficienl' class meelings, lively pariies, and new Class Presiden+s Neil Anderson and Bob Ku+he responsibilifies. They weren'I' sI'rangers fo us long wiI'h I'heir 'friendly smiles and willing hands. We know Ihem all now. We know Ihem as conscien+ious sI'uden'I's, fair players, and good friends. f .v 'lJ fi' 43 I ROW I. B. Ellison, A. Goodwin, J. Roberfs, B. Smiih, D. McCargar, W. Binckley, B. Whiiing, R. Yerkes, S. Hoover, F. Hale, I. Darlingfon, C. Marfinez, P. Harn, M. James. ROW 2. J. Websrer, N. Ross, D. Lawrie, L. Lawson. B. Kunkle, P. Bauer, B. Thomas, G. Kurh, M. Johns, C. Pefers, S. Alba, S. McKenna, F. Cook, E. Gomez, E. Srreich, R. Guevara. ROW 3. R. McMiIIen, B. Buran, N. Anderson, B. KuIhe, B. Dunham, W. GaI'I'en, J. Carnahan, L. Garrison, O. Sireich, M. Day, D. Leighfon, P. Plumb, R. Johnson. A. Voughl, N. Billups, R. Confreras, A. Harper, B. BaIh, A. Gray, E. Findlay. fowl' rffwi., , he 35 f fi M X wi ff I f 'si gs ? Ei iX5X'? iii 5 is I . e IL fa 5' 0 ,I .I ' PLANS BEING MADE ,J ,l-0 if xxx - m e .X .1 F X . X ROW I. H. Hall, B. Randall, J. While, S. Mccarson, D. Barflef, B. Howell, C. Wrighf, P. Coldiron, P. Beggs, M. Mock, C. Jobe, J. Sanders, G. Gonzales, M. Whileside, I. Marlinez. ROW 2. B. Franlxeberger, B. Sumpfer, J. Shaw, P. Naflel, M. Dunn, M. Sheehan, L. Ice, H. Parrilla, A. Chen, G. Murphy, J. Tabor, S. Bosson, B. Schrink, A. Loclrwood, J. Hill, N. Hill, P. Rugh, S. Bealfy. ROW 3. E. Felix, B. Claylon, P. Hodges, J. Armendarez, G. Amsbaugh, J. James, G. McNuH, I. Gneier, R. Armendarez, P. WhiII1am, B. Blanchard, G. Roberfs, R. Liles, G. Simmons, B. Sanders, J. Newman, J. PiaH, B. Pierce, R. Richards, R. While. NWI, X a lj e ee ee e e A concenlraled piece of energy, I'ha+'s I'he eighlh grade. We saw 'rhe boys go off in 'Ihe busses I'o play in Ihe 'firsl' Jr. High inI'er-school sporI's we have had in a long lime and we Ihoughl' of Ihe 'rime when I'hey would be our viclorious Varsi'I'y. We saw I'he girls give Ihe Freshmen Iceen compeI'iI'ion in Speedball and could Q hardly wail Io have I'hem in G. A. A. nex'I' year. Bu'I more impor'I'an'I' 'Ihan Ihis, we can see good spor'I'smanship, hard work, and a friendly spiriI', 'Ihe qualilies our High School needs, and we cannol' help being op+imisI'ic when we see how well P and en'Ihusias'Iically pIans are being made. 0 . . uf ie in is-Q IITKWYII. W Tf Q I 0' GETTING RE DY T ST fc YQ. rw VMJEM S as ROW I. D. Thomas, J. Shanes, 6. Findlay, J. Penier, J. Mar+inez, D. Walker, C. Hale, D. Ice, R. Whifham, B. Black, J. Lawson, K. Lee. C. Angle. ROW 2. K. Finn, F. Zuniga, R. Torrez, L. Unfred, B. Bonicamp, M. Maxcy, M. Yoshiyama, J. Williamson, A. Wagner, P. Aulfman, M. Honaker, I. Alba, M. Newman, M. Merriam, M. Landis. ROW 3. B. Lyon, E. Serna, N. CIayIon, R. Ford, E. Billups, R. Day, P. Cook, D. KeasI, W. Bosson, R. Bar+IeH, G. Anderson, B. Ches+er, R. Johnson, R. Koehler, C. Mare, B. FIoyd. E. Marfin, P. SIewar+, A. Woodard, L. Richardson, J. LandreIh,y V. K rfz, . Bryan, G. Hendricks, D. Pierce, B. Larson. made Iheir way aI' High School. Like good soldiers, Ihey faiI'hfuIIy froze a+ 'Hack I Exploring everyfhing, Irying every'rhing, Iiking everyfhing, I'he sevenI'h grade 1 0 mee'I's, did Iheir homework and braveiy bumped inI'o mighfy seniors in Ihe halls ' .13 wi+hou'I a murmur, a+ Ieasi' noi very many! I1 Acfive Roger Bar+IeH', and mischievous Wesley Bosson kepr cIass meeiings and SJ class doings moving along a+ a grea'I raI'e and found 'rhey had one of 'I'he mosI' LJ co-operafive classes aI' C. H. S., while I'he upperclassmen who only saw Ihem 5 hurrying, eager-faced, from class +0 cIass soon found ouI I'haI 'rhey were no shy OSX vioIe+s buI' were 'fasf becoming rough and ready C. H. S.'ers and were Q3 conscienfiously geHing ready Io sIarI. O C U 'N 5 1 Q , 2 f W ,4 XV -o ' ff E r '4 1 N -N J P1 -I B 1 K lg? . Pi. fs... .J W e , X S 435'-A , L h 2 L K 1 DEVELOPMENT X . Era .-'51-2+ -2 - -a -..i f J ..'2'.:1E':.:':ffl as ' if-A , --.:-:.::::.:-::-' W' 'f T '2-EA?-?L'-P-S i J ' ROW I. C. Baber, M. Cummins, J. Lawrie, J, Campbell, E. Rainer. ROW 2. M. Woods, G Pierce, M. Kraus, P. Pi+zer. BASKETBALL Up 'Phe long +rek +o +he baslceiball cour'l' 'Filed eni'l1usiasiicaG.A.A. amembers wi+h gay, wick Seniors Perfeci Volleyball Technique Manager Barbara McBurney +aking fhe roll. Paniing from energeiic inrerclass games, +he seniors came our vicforious. When Play Day 'Finally came afier being called off 'l'wice while ihe rain had i+s fun, +he girls were 'full of good spirifs and could hardly s'l'op singing and cheering long enough +o give 'rhe Sophomores and Freshmen lime lo beai' Corona feams, while 'l'he Seniors and Juniors, affer sfruggling nobly, los'I' +0 Cirrus and Puenfe. The ieams 'l'his year were headed by Mar+ha Johns, Freshmen: Barbara Fredendall, Sophsg Nadine Towne, Juniors, and Pa'I'sy Pifzer 'For 'l'he Seniors. qlfrn lQuJuAl-I 3 .AxNo9..Q.q5 U-I. ww-WAL ,'Z.'H'vg+'Sf --1 ,. -'.. ELG A n sg . YQ ., , .. 1 r ,,.:.. . .x ,... , . X Q :X gg , . ss we x x X XX s ix ss. f ROW I. F. Mock, B. McBurney, C. Mesick, B. Fredendall, C. Paige, V. Woods. ROW 2. W Corson, G. Barker, B. Wong, B. Parham, A. Woodard. ROW 3. G. Bunker, J. Thomason V. Boofh, B. Woodford. SPEEDBALL lx, s HF, Q. s if :ra K . . H ' ' S' S S. - -2 .X E 6. , .. . S , ... ..,. I X - ,six ' X..-.I ' , ' -Ei xc 5 5 'X - Q! ' - '- ::: X . . V, .... 's 2 ,- . X Running, kicking, pushing, ihrowing, wifh all fheir mighi, 'I'he girls mauled fhe balls and ihemselves, buf had a wonderful 'l'ime wi+h speedball. The Sophs finally bea+ fhe Seniors in a close game, giving fhem +he championship. Playday al' Puenfe again found +he unlucky Seniors defeaied by fhe home feam, buf fhe Juniors iiecl Corona, while fhe Sophs and Frosh defeafed Boniia and .,. . 1 . ' Q CHVUS- ,.,, N' iii .., Z? V . , A f ,, s I . . . . X WrI'h new mferesi shown in fennls, ihere have i Q I 0 been vigorous mee'I's wlih ofher schools. Al+hough nuqn Wi ': :::g,, .... 5, A ii ii is noi a winning +eam. 'ihe experience ii is Q .- f ' ' if f ,,,, A . . . . . . .. it '-'. , ' R Q . N Q gaming is ihe lmporfanf 'I'hmg. o O 0 0 ' O . -, i 1 I 0 0 oo o O ., B I '?fV'n NX I 3311: qozcfj v qi Qhihilplx an N ji , ., ooo .og go.. if Tffr-'vig T 37.3. X fy A 1' : 4 53 ..j, .-Q Q c . . 1 5 ,xx X- .X ...AL mall . Q g ROW I. M. Meredeih, M. Bruner, J. Mafhison, B. Burke, P. Paige, S. Throne, M. Rich. ROW 2. M. Fuller, J. WiHer, B. Caradine, T. Yoshiyama, H. Jaeger, P. Coffey Q OCKEY ggi? MQW' Jr - . Now., - as s lol-rf 2'?9Q,p Q as Wi'rh a large lurnoul from 'rhe underclassmen, hockey go'I' under way a angms Mson. 'Tl The Seniors failed 'ro show much spiril' buf wi+h 'Phe help of +he Sophomor wenf on +o in'a vicrory a+ Play Day in Bonifa. Having new equipmenf, rhe girls were able fo cu o n lhe i ries +o a minimum and lo play a much beH'er game. In 'Phe infer-class games +he Juni e oul' viclors, 'fighfing hard +o win over a fierce Sophomore ream. The Freshmen, 'rhoug e fo 'I' is comperirion, were able +o give all +he 'reams againsi' lhem rousing games. The G.A.A. ger for fhis sporl' was CharloHe Mesick while fhe leam cap+ains were, for fhe Freshmen, Srella ba, for +he Sophomores, Virginia Woods, 'For 'I'he Juniors, Mary Meredilh, and +he Seniors, bein democraric feam, made every member a cap+ain. - 'E5Si?!?f2- TJ-'E'-if-u-l:'u-'h X 17 'W Q- i X - 165' '5' if ,Q '5 :'1:'f': - f - !g6i -F---E'+'-L1.-rar.- I V -J, H 024-Zpvf if X' Ao QP I9 Affesfykizvg J' v vivo' Uv 'V W, bare QQ 6 4' -ra? rf 'fe 4'4- is. wvp ov IV w-'N SX' P oi! w-'ab Y r esyaeeg voab QPR 'L I The +urnou+ for ihe Baseball feams has been a fairly good one. Wifh lhe beau+iful weaiher all ihe girls enjoyed playing on fhe green. The Freshmen will, we are sure, 'I'urn our 'ro be a good feam wiih winning possibilifies. Under lhe guidance of Phyllis Paige fhe ieams are sure +0 see a season of 'fun and enlerfainmenf. Wi+h 'lhe hopes of developing a fairly good volley ball feam, lhe subslifules and exira girls are allowed 'io play volley ball on Monday and Wednesday. All of lhe girls hope 'lo see Claremonf come home 'From Play Day having won all 'lhe games lhere. bo 00010 0 0504 ell!! O Q Q. 0 .Lawn X X 23125 cjffe, 5 a..hQ.5g A ei ,Yi ,ao ooo oo., go., E? Eff:-'-sf-j T . -1:2 f fs A L .X f f .N 3 QEBQQ-A-le X 1 5 TOP ROW. G. Pierce, J. BriHon, S. TuHIe, O. Bryan, C. Fuller, B. Parham, C. Harrod, M. Rich, M. Bruner, B. Burke, N. Towne, B. Russell, M. Frankeberger. BOTTOM ROW. M. Kraus, E. Rainer, M. Woods, P. Roberfs, J. Thomason, M. Howell, P. Piizer, P. Hall, M. ParriIIa, J. Campbell. PEP TEAM Thai' big while pafch in 'ihe Claremoni' rooling secfion is our peppy Pep Team. If you come a M, Heddck, IiH'Ie closer you will see fheir handsome red and whiie sweafers and +heir enfhusiasiic faces and hear why Claremonf gives such snappy yells. +The finy, eleciric girl with-'Haelong haiwisilean i 'ff Lawrie, and 'l'he good looking fellow wiih +he bashful grin is Ronny Bauer. They're our cheer- leaders: while cure, vivacious Georgia Bunker and Mary Lou Hedrick Iead our songs. The Pep Team is Ihe girls who decoraie +he goal pos+s, hand our 'ihe programs, sell cokes and apples and pom-poms al' fhe games and iusl' aboui' knock 'rhemselves our yelling for 'Iheir feam. SITTING: R. Bauer, J. Lawrie, G. Bunker. STANDING: ,b-Bt 39 5 K, x ai' 'E-'L'.?-'Eur 35' 9' Q if ' -'- .. . -ii--' 4 'A X.. JAH- as ,gif f ,601 i - :..:1.- 's . 3525 ' if X a..-:-g.--..ra- - L I ' :i6gi+g A :sw-u - 71 ff 'O THE LETTER EN We sporfsmen ge+ fogelher. There's some+hing of +he s+reng+h and huskiness of 'rhe pioneer days in our blood, and we who are sfrong begin 'ro feel our responsibiliiy 'rhis year. Under fhe leadership of broad-chesled, earnes+ Bob Headland, +he Le++erman's club se+ up 'rhe +radi+ional LeHerman's Cour+ for judging and penalizing minor offenses and look on +he iob of policing fhe grounds. They also hammered and hauled and produced +he colorful Carnival given by fhe club each year, which was as usual a success. Few of +he boys who have eniered +his year will forge+ fheir firsi' ini+ia'I'ion bu+ wi'I'h so many more boys 'Than usual +hey can weep and lamem' +oge+her and +ell 1'heir children of 'rhe cruel +rea+menf +hey received. There is a ceriain bond beiween +he boys wH'h ihe clark red sweaiers and broad shoulders, a cerfain undersfanding which comes when we have won and losi +oge+her. ROW I R. Miller, E. Corson, R. Ralhbun, B. Headland, B. Liles, G. Reid, E. Johnson, P. Whvle J Clarke M. Gonzales. ROW 2. A. Sfover, D. Cunnison, W. Hames, B. Cunnison, J. Sanders, W Cool: H Haflf D. Martinez, B. Schrink. ROW 3. J. Clifion, C. Popenoe, L. McMillen, J. Smifh C Llcon M Campbell, D. Meh, W. Hendricks. O O 0 o oo ' no N l l I' 0 D -- 07x7l'ff 's 1:-- R O Q O 6 0 0 C Z U09 Q X. D QED .REI s fx? O oo 1:09 2000 f 'TTER - ' fl Q ing-lie-. Z 'X 2' f' -X 4 Coach Lyle Marlin 1 l i l 1 Ca plain Jack Smi+h VARSITY FCDOTB LL CLAREMONT 25-ST. BERNARDINE 0 In 'I'heir 'firsi' and only prac'I'ice game of +he season fhe Wolfpack scored a sfunning 25-0 vicfory over S+. Bernardine. Showing a surprising amounf of offensive s+reng+h, Claremonf crammed all four of i+s 'rouch- downs info fhe firsi' half. Held scoreless +he second half, 'I'he Pack s+ill dominaied play and reserves go+ valuable experience. The highlighm' of fhe con+es+ was a 74-yard iouchdown run by Chuck Licon. Long runs by Reid and passing by Smifh fearured 'Phe ofher fhree fouchdown drives. Z H 3 My A Hillers rush fo down Corona man. s ees, aff' 'L bySk its, 'I-15 fins- fri D q -:i.f?'H'- 1 15' af Q Aj , . qx ,, 4 ' 1:::- S' L--95 f ' Q Eid 1 I i Q ' ., r - ky wg V K .. f W 5. -5 - vi, l ' f fx v y 63331934 ...,..5.a-.-r.-5.-'.:. I x F X 1 B. Headland J. Cliffon J. Clarke E. Corson G. Reid CLAREMONT 0 - CORONA 20 Claremonf's firsf league encounfer was againsf a pofenf Corona eleven which evenfually wenf on fo fie Bonifa for fhe league championship. Throughouf fhe firsf half fhe Iigh+ buf defermined Wolfpack line held off fhe Panfhers, buf lack of reserves weakened fhe Pack defense in fhe second half and by fhe lasf quarfer fhe powerful Panfhers were able fo riddle fhe Hillers' defense almosf af will. Before fhe final gun, Corona had chalked up fhree fouchdowns, fwo on lasf minufe passes. The major disappoinfmenf of fhe day was fhe Pack offensive, which failed fo maferialize all affernoon. J. Sanders Se go 02:32 0 000 1 Xll', 0 00 o e Q. Cctwsfvw- HH N o 0 0 0 o A ,YQI-r-p. 1 Y? - x C Eos., 00 110 Cf 1 ' fffffww Qnukeqflee v .lj :wx V 1 1 oo Q 000 oo 2 go is Us L-,gf--vial, T -fox Rn A ' 1, .- -sw.-w ' ' - f ' ' V P- rl 1-'law Q16 ' -lex' f Q. 2 Q X -X X. r-X I, -X - 1 , ...ws ......, - , ,, - 5 l 1 l l l H. Sfarcher R R L- s ,5 l N 6 . ., 3 if - 1 i ' -:Q ,,.,. ,V , ,,., X t, ..4-claw, 5.3s:a:s,ss:ess5.w1 sgx , ., sk H Ham: CLAREMONT 20- BONITA I9 For ihe firsl' lime in II years and +l1e second lime in 'Z years, a Claremonf eleven emerged vic+orious 'from a Bonifa game. H' was fhe Hillers' disiincfion +o be 'Phe firsf league ieam in seven years +o defeai' ihe Bearcafs and if was good blocking, accuraie passing, hard running and plen+y of spirii' 'rhai' did ii. Trailing by I3 poinfs lafe in ihe second period fhe hereiofore impofeni' Wolves swung inio acfion. Reid gained 24 yards on a fake punf play. Smifh followed wifh a 28-yard pass +o 'Chongo' Gonzales and a +ouchdown. Wiih less ihan a minuie remaining in 'Phe half, Reid weni' high in +he air 'lo infercepi a long Bearcai pass: ihen, darfing for +he sidelines, he raced 50 yards for our second iouchdown in five minu+es. Headland's second s'rraigh+ conversion made if I4-I3 and 'rhe crowd, coach and players wen+ wild. Afier yielding a fhird quarfer score, +he Wolves foughf back despera'I'ely fo come 'From behind in ihe final period. A long drive sfalled on ihe six-yard line, bui' on fourfh down Headland scampered over on a beaufifully concealed boofleg play fo once again give us 'I'he lead. A iwenfy-nine yard run by liH'le Chuck Licon sei us up for anofher fally, bui' ihe deiermined Cafs held and Bonifa look over wifh less 'rhan a minuie fo go. Fierce iackles by CliH'on and Raihbun held fhe Bearcafs +o one yard gained and fhe game was over. C. Licon l l x M .,, Reid eludes Bonifa Sfiblxik fmt? tix lim i W X B. Monfgomery man for Claremonl +ally ii Q as-1-gs, i42ff:x1':,, ' 'B' Xie? .. ff r-1f:11'1f1'f 54.1. s 43 , 45-asa fs ' 25 'L ' - 1 ' v Xa -.fer 31 f f A an 1 ll! .X l 'A-Q-1 is . g i- 5-.'.?.Em.-.x::, 1 N, x 5 ' ,I ' rfiti I-Emi' LQLQ: un ,iv J A F , , ,, , ,,, , , , , , , , CLAREMONT 0 - CHINO I3 Wifh one league vicfory and one defeaf, Claremonl' enfered fhis game wiih high hopes of a league crown. Affer fhe Bonifa fussle, fhis was a severe le+down as Chino oufplayed ihe lisiless Pack +hroughou+ 'Phe conlesf. During 'l'he firsi' half fhe game was scoreless, mainly fhrough The effor'I's of our ou+weighed buf figh'I'ing line, who wi+hs'l'ood 'I'hree goal line drives. The severe pounding our forward line ioolc from +heir l80 pound adversaries paved fhe way for fwo fhird-quarier Cowboy scores. Wiihouf much help from fhe nearly exhausfed line, Reid pui' on a one-man show ihis half as he repeaiedly broke inio 'ihe open only fo be downed by a single Cowboy. The overall pic'I'ure, however, was preH'y dismal, lighiened only occasionally by flashes of offensive brilliance which were foo few and sporadic +o produce +he much hoped for +ouchdowns. 'lilfim E. Johnson Q yialhbun B. Schrinlx O 52 Q A 0 -l ' V 2 is 1 is 1 'THE Q E1 in cog xo oo cial- ' Q be ...-:I kxf ob ooo go 0: E Y fi X- f. X, .X 'i 'If Elf x4i.'A'lis X 1- he L-oem. 4. f X oss 4.25 sf, . SX as X xx 5 X Q N X M. Gonzales L. McMillen 7 P. Whiiee Managers E. Heafh and T. Russell CLAREMONT 6 - CITRUS 20 H' was 'I'he same old siory againsf Cirrus in 'fhe Wol'Fpack's fourih game. Thai cerfain spark necessary 'io fouch off a rally was missing and Ciirus piled up a I3-O lead a+ 1'he half. In fhe second half Claremoni' baffled 'rhe Cougars on even +erms, each ieam scoring a fouchdown. The highlighf 'For +he Hillers came when 'Red' Corson inrercepfed a pass and reiurned ii' 23 yards fo fhe Cirrus I8 yard line. Hafif picked up nine yards on a 'Flgnker playfand Cap+ain Srrm'h madffour more yards for a firsi' down on +he five. A rricky end around play was siopped when a lareral resulred in a fumble, buf Reid recovered over +he goal line for a iouchdown. From 1'his poini' on Claremoni was very much in ihe game, +hrea'rening repearedly while holding +he Cougars +o only one rouchdown and 'rhai on an in+ercep1'ion. The Pack could noi make a susrained drive pay, however, and fhe con1'es+ ended wi+h Cirrus +he winner on a score of 20-6. D. Meiz lf,-as Tiff!! -5- 553 ,L3Q,gb,.,t 'E ,.., .,.,.'5-s 6 I-J' EAM? Q : Enix E X ag Q if E QNX ' Era i2ff:f Q-1'- V ' at 1 s 4 ' ' LES fx' ,, - f 5, 2- I K I g n X I' r' , :VU in E . '. , 5' ' 4 'Lx 'EE' 141.41 1j'j92i.b l T 1 4 I ' bg 5 -.:-::::::::- ffj X CLAREMONT I9 - PUENTE 2l ln a fussle which saw bofh feams gain beffer fhan 30 yards, Puenfe's place kicking and goal line sfands paid off +o give ihem a +wo-poinl' margin and vicfory. Trailing by seven poinis for 'I'he firsi' 25 minufes, +he Pack appeared wi+hou+ a scoring punch. Then, wifh less ihan sixiy seconds lefi' in +he 'firsi' half, Headland faded back fo 'Fling a long despera+ion pass over fhe goal line. Chongo Gonzales was fhere +o receive ii and we were back in ihe game. Hafif picked up where we lefl' off in fhe firsi' half by running back Puen+e's kick-off 55 yards fo fhe Warrior 40. Two plays lafer and we had anofher +ouchdown, Smiih 'ro Reid. Headland conver+ed and we led I3-7. The Warriors sprang righf back info acfion, however, and fallied lwice, making 1'he score 2I-I3. Displaying a ienacious will, Claremonf sfruck back 'io complefely dominaie 'ihe remainder of 'rhe con'l'es+. Headland flopped a shorl' pass +o Reid and Galloping Gale was off under flawless downfield blocking for our +hird +ouchdown. Wifh only minuies remaining, Headland fossed a per'Fec+ s+rike from his own 40 fo Chongo on rhe Puenfe I4. Smifh confinued fhe aerial assauli' wi+h a flai pass and I2 more yards. A+ fhis poin+ repeafed plunges info fhe line failed and a lasi- down Smi+h pass was infercepfed. Two minu+es la+er fhe game and 'rhe season were over. W. Hames ' l af J ,sf : ,V 1 f 4 lvvv 7 , ,AWN Aiuz 1 , , ,.,,. 2 i I . ' J. Landre+h yrff M U ,W ,,W,w ,fW,, M, WW M. Campbell W. Hendricks AMXZMW ,,WM,!M M I W, XJ 1 l u 1 l 5 O T2 O 0 ,qi X l I Q cooo ooo o S oo agv7,??f'f',.. rlgy NX MQ ! O o 6 0 2- J 's l ': - N : l 1 O Oo O Q13 C00 on Q ,i42Qff,gm.f-vi, IQll1Gl:...C:ilQflXk- .P -lj L kv I TTST' hill T-4 LQ cm 6 6 O 0 i ,jg-Q ,SA ' Y AE .X -x7-Q5-N,, X X A D - e --f m X. f f gg 2 er ff .X li iv -'ma xi 'A' is , Z- ,-xx Z' .X 1 ROW I. W. GaHen, J. Wilson, D. Lawrie, R. MacMillan, J. Mar+in, J. Wasden. ROW 2. D. McCargar, W. lredell, B. Kuihe. ROW 3. C. Leighron, B. Dunham, H. Chris+ian. X FCJCJTBALL f 2 2' Becauseof suchaa-small iurneui, fhe 'F 'foo+ball-'ieam hadifuslr. 2. f one game +his year. ln fhal 1'hey los+ +o Fremonl' 24-7, buf gained valuable playing experience. The B 'ream worked oul' wilh +he Varsify on various occasions and learned fundamenials and +ac+ics. This will prove 'ro be a grear advanfage when ihe B's play on 1'he Varsi'I'y squad in fu+ure years. Smilh, Dunham, Chrisfian, and lredell made up 'Phe baclcfield while Toomay, Anderson, McCargar, and Kuihe played well in ihe line. qi 2 lf,-,Q-as :ae-Tizfm. i ' s - si 1 -as fig QD :Lf X Ir-'2-'br--Sl ' Yi , Irv 4 ' Q . . Q ,,g .g,,l 75 4 X X if 5. eil l Hafif blocks Bonifa shofsg Smifh waifs fo refrieve VARSITY BASKETB LL Opening ifs league season wifh seven pracfice losses, fhe Pack losf fo Bonifa 32-25 on fhe Bearcaf floor. Wifh only one poinf separafing fhe fwo feams af fhe firsf quarfer and again af fhe half, Claremonf defense weak- ened. Bonifa sfrefched a I5-I4 advanfage fo 25-20 af fhe end of fhe fhird quarfer fo sew up fhe game. The second game wifh Chino was a hearfbreaker fo lose affer fhe Hillers had come from far behind fo nearly fie fhe score. Affer faking an early lead, Claremonf wenf behind af half. Seemingly defeafed, fhe Wolfpack came fo life and nearly won, buf Chino successfully froze fhe ball fo win. Affer fhe usual close firsf half, Cifrus broke loose for I2 poinfs in fhe fhird quarfer and carried fhe game away wifh a 3l-22 vicfory. Nearly mafching fhe Cougars baskef for baskef in fhe firsf half, fhe Wolfpack couldn'f hold fhe pace. Claremonf finally came fo life in ifs fourfh game wifh Puenfe. Leading all fhe way, fhe Pack wasn I' fo be denied and 'Swisher' Smifh led fhe scorers wifh I5 poinfs. Affer fhe Puenfe vicfory, fhe Pack was hopeful of anofher win, buf Corona proved fo be foo good. Again if was fhe fhircl quarfer fhaf ruined fhe hopes of vicfory. A comeback in fhe final quarfer wasn'f enough and fhe game ended 36-24. Capfain Jack Smifh Coach John Spencer '23 GO CL 0 O O O 0 ,I X - 0 Q? XX l I I 1 0 U Z'x'D Qn1 C..-.- OO ooo o C4 6 oo 0 C Z ooo o .--E , D Q QQ El N IAQ 00 oo 0 'N o Oo U is 0 55 K' ig..,r'..Jl'-'-' '-'ll 'Xk X! I xooo 000 002 goo Lrfg'--'fi-:El Y X- fi ,C Z- ' 2 ' HA' is nl 'X K -X f' 'T - W A X 1 - M. Toomay U. Headland R. Rafhbun H. Hafif G. Reid P1 'Z-fn Wifh Smifh hifling fhe baskef from all angles, Claremonf look a I4-Il lead af lhe quarler over Bonifa in a high- scoring game and held a 25-23 lead af lhe half. However, fhe Pack lef down and wenl info fhe final period on 'Ihe shorl' end of a 38-30 counl. Bul' in one of 'rhe mosf speclacular scoring sprees of lhe season fhe Wolfpack scored len poinfs in aboul fwo minufes wifh Hafif leading fhe affack. This broughl' 'l'he Hillers wifhin one poinl, buf if wasn'+ enough as Bonifa won 4l-40. A very unexcifing firsf half puf Claremonl' in l'he lead ll-9 over Chino in fhe second round. However, fhe 'rhird quarler gave Chino fhe reins wifh a I9-I5 score and fhey froze lhe ball. Wi+h fhe score fied al' 24-24, Chino sank a free shol and unable lo score, fhe Pack losl' 'Iheir second game by one poinf. If was fhe same old sfory in fhe firsf quarler of Claremonl s second game wi'I'h Cilrus. Hiffing lhe baskel regularly, 'lhe Cougars led 22-I6 al' half, and 48-38 in fhe end. Smifh was again high scorer wifh I2 poinfs, followed by Liles wifh I I. The second game wifh Puenle was somewhal differenl' for fhey led bolh fhe firsf quarfer and lhe half I6-l5. Claremonf fook fhe lead on 'I'he fhird quarfer 23-20, buf losl' oul in fhe final minufes ,33-29. ln jhe lasl game, Claremonf hoped 'Io upsef 'rhe champ and came very near doing il. However, a slrong Corona defense held fhe Pack al' bay. Trailing I4-I3, Corona gradually 'rook 'lhe lead and increased il' fo I0 poinfs. Alfhough our season looked weak, we saw some fine playing from all 'lhe members of fhe feam and had many an exciling momenf. Capfain Jack Smifh led The scores wifh l30 poinfs wifh Claremon+'s up and coming Mike Toomay nexf. 1 ,ff rid' 'Auf 8 aa? 'eau' Claremonf Claremon+ Claremoni' Claremonf -Claremoni' Claremon+ Claremonf Claremoni Claremonf O D. Cunnison J. Landrefh E. Johnson Boni+a 32 Chino 2l Cifrus 3I . Puen+e 26 . Corona 36 Bonifa 4I Chino 25 Cifrus 48 W. Hames . Puenfe 33 B. Liles Pack moves +o recover ball in fasf game wifh Corona W fm? ,501 K, O oo T. 1 X ll I , o 0 0 Da f 0 . 21 , L-.I F... ' J S C N f O Oo fo O 60 O Zoo 0521 J gin'-'+x2wH ICUHU-.W , ea -U ix , rx N :J 5 , J.-.l . X Q bc O O '., K O on u o O ' ' T-z ...M-.. g. -NJ 'Rfk O Q O RX fr O' O 2 0 0 01 E L-korf' 'D-:J 7 F Rl.W4:.iT1ix - f W - - - - f- ' J 5 1. .. .- 5 - S x K , ' -- -f f - X X f-x. X N be-oo C3-Q-'?a'fA f 2,5 SITTING. D. McCargar, W. Iredell, M. Gonzales, N. Anderson, B. Kufhe. STANDING. J. Wilson, D. Lawrie, B. Monfgomery, T. Russell, E. Rainer. B. Smifh. BEE BASKETB LL TEAM The Wolfpack had a hard fighfing B feam fhis year wifh spirif making up for Iack of heighf. Aifhough 'I'hey Iosf fheir fen Ieague games, 'Ihe vaIuabIe experience gained wiII help build winning feams in fhe fufure. The firsf fwo games were cIose for 'Ihe firsf haIf before superior numbers broughf Bonifai 48-2I win and Chinoj 36-I7 decisQn4Nexf Cifrus bea'I' fhe s 47-I5 and Puenfe and Corona oufclassed fhem 63-26 and 59-I9 respecfively. In fhe second round, if was fhe same sfory wifh Claremonf on 'Ihe shorf end of fhe counf every fime. The winners in order were Bonifa 46-28, Chino 67-36, Cifrus 43-28, Puenfe 3I- IO, and Corona 57-I5. S+iII everyone remembers fhe fhriIIs fhe scrappy Iighfweighfs gave. Chongo Gonzales Ied scorers wifh 67 poinfs and was 'l'he backbone of fhe feam. Bobby Smifh showed promise as a fufure sfar and scored 53 poinfs followed by Herb Chrisfian wifh 44 poinfs, mosfIy from far ouf. Buzzy Rainer and Willie Iredell rounded ouf 'rhe firsf squad and showed good defensive and feam play. .5 YF wb-Rst 592 'TH ' B 'S I . Afiraai- Y i' I ff - I ' be ROW l. E. Rainer, C. Licon, D. Keasl, D. Mefz, B. Headland, W. Hames. ROW 2. Coach Marlin, G. Reid, H. Hafif, B. Liles, T. Fleefwood, D. Mar+inez, T. Russell. VARSITY TRACK The I947 Wolfpack lrack feam isn'+ quife as sfrong 1'his year as in some olhers, buf if is s+ill plen1'y po+en+ according fo Coach Lyle Marlin. I+ has been builf mainly around Gale Reid, sfar high and broad jumper and 'fas'I'es+ man on ihe feam. Daniel Mar'I'inez in lhe 880, Willis Hames in +he pole vaulf, Dick Melz in fhe sprinis, Chuck Licon and Herb Hafif in 'rhe 440, and Bob Headland in fhe hurdles are lop men in fheir evenfs. A+ The Brea-Clinda relays, 'I'he club won several medals, and lafer on in fhe year fhe 'I'eam lravelled 'lo oiher big invifafional meefs. ln dual mee'l's, Claremonl' has 'fared well, buf lack of numbers pufs The squad a'l' a disadvanlage. However, 'lop men in mos+ evenfs, and sheer de'l'ermina+ion will help 'l'he Pack 'I'o give a good accouni' of ifself ai 'lhe league and divi- sional mee+s. 0 O o 0 1 0 - ll I, Q9 Oo 0 O U Sl- Han XX N O ooso o 0000 9sf99,g.f.. EI, N .TQ 0 o V: gf-m,.fs9f'3?, Q55 kk - D Oo O egg C06 O60 :Q ,. A 7 - S A .- .,. If Iii-MSIE .-.1i:.I lfgffk A if .X f. Fx if2 fwl+iie1 Qggiul-li-l , 2 ROW I. E. Rainer, C. Leighfon. ROW 2. J. Wasden, H. Chrisfian, W. lredell. B AND C TRACK The B feam has even fewer men ouf fhan fhe varsify, buf credif has fo be given fo fhose who do compefe. Charles Leighfon in fhe l00 yard dash and broad iump, and Buzzy Rainer in fhe pole vaulf seem fo be fhe mosf oufsfand- f' 2 infwillie-lr-edell41as shown promise-in fheJ320 anclalim Wasden isfaf , defermined runner in fhe 220, while ofher boys have all made a wonderful efforf. If will be inferesfing fo wafch fhe fufure Claremonf Varsify develop as fhe season progresses. In C fraclc, fhere have been several good performances, buf, as in ofher divisions, nof enough boys are compefing. Bob Smifh is one of fhe besf C pole vaulfers in fhe league and also has done well in fhe high jump. Billy Thomas, Jimmy Carnahan, Jerry Marfin, and Walfer Geffen have also shown abilify in placing in various meefs. Wifh such a small furnouf, if is hard for fhe feam as a whole fo win, buf every boy is frying fo make good. 'ug Q 'gE'::ni'u- X ?1-Eriggbgsk 1' 3 .. -E-.r ::..-:f' 5 J Q '-'-'--- 1: .:: -' ' ii? 5 - ..'.I.-E?:- K' : gain f is? 'Q' r ',:-::.E-::.::Z-'G '- uf ' N . 6 'Qi Amr - 5. -F' ' - I 6 4 be ,H - M ROW I R Bauer B. Smifh. J. Lgndrefh, W. Hames, E. Corson, B. Dunham, G. Reid, B. Schrink. H. Chrisfian. ROW 2 Coach Hales W lredell C. Licon, B.,MonfgomeW,' B. Headland, B. Liles, R. Rafhbun, J. Cliffon, D. Keasf. Bef Boy G Findlay . Q. , i'VAl2SlTY BASEB LL For fhe firsf fime in many years, fhe Wolfpack is going all ouf for baseball. Qoach John Hales has puf new life in seasoned players and youngsfers alike and has impressed everyone wifh his enfhusiasm, fairness, and baseball sense. Two-season veferans have had fo husfle all of fhe fime and sopho- mores and freshmen have faken fheir share of fhe berfhs. Pifcher Bob Head- land, cafcher Rex Rafhbun, shorfsfop Jack Smifh, and ouffielders Bob Liles and Gale Reid have shown up especially well in pracfice. Willis Hames, Red Corson, Bob Smifh, Bufch Bauer, and Jim Landrefh will probably hold down fhe ofher posifions. Faring well in pracfice games, Claremonf is defermined fo give all comers a fighf for fhe league championship. A highlighf lafer on in fhe year will be a frip fo Sanfa Cafalina Island fo play Avalon High School. During spring vacafion, fhe Pack expecfs fo gain valuable experience in fhe Pomona Baseball Tournamenf. Wi+h a renewed spirif and desire fo win, fhe Wolfpack looks forward fo a highly successful baseball season. cool 0 0 O .1-.,,,,. O Oo. Q Q if-Jig .M ,-11-.. FLA 00 so C52 'Zoo I lCmil'.T. ....3k s. 'Ang - oO .' ' ...K A ' --Hal 7 'x f- 'X - J' 'AW' - X 1 g B' 4 1 V TENNIS Dick Cunnison, caplain The Wolfpack 'rennis 'leam gol' much badly needed experience lasi year and is hoping for a much beH'er season 1'his year wi+h Mr. Wilby back as coach. He has spenl' many hours coaching l lhe nelmen and al'I'hough lhere has been a small +urnou+, +he Pack has shown promise in prac- lice malches. Roy Miller, Dick Cunnison, and Chuck Popenoe in singles and Bob Cunnison and ' Jim Sanders in doubles will form 'the nucleus of lhe +eam when league ma+ches open. lfa liH'le more inleresl' were shown, ihe Hillers would have one of fhe bes'I' 'reams in ihe league. Wifh five ou'r of nine leH'ermen re'l'urning, 'four berlhs remain open for new recruifs +o make a showing as well as +he leffermen. Emphasis has been placed on solid baseline sho+s wi+h a s'lrong serve and good ne+Pgame. Alfhough slow al' limes, progress has been sleady and +he feam is looking forward +o a successful season. LEFT TO RIGHT. B. Cunnison, J. Sanders, W. Cook, Mr. Wilby R. Miller. D. Cunnison. r i 4 - AQ ,, 56, .-L. M45 , -egg! -S, , ' ,,, A ' - ' f X e -fda g 5 QD '5 3 U , L' 'A-Ji V Q . ' az-:ar e ,L df. 1 J f f 4 P K4 JU IOR HIGH SPORTS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL The Junior High foofball season sfarfed ouf wilh a vicfory for fhe Heavy Weighfs over La Verne Heighfs. Then fhey wenf on fo lose fo San Dimas, Palomares, and Lincoln. Their sec- ond vicfory was over Charfer Oaks on a forfeif. Lincoln was fhe besf feam in fhe League and undefeafed when fhe Junior High faced fhem. Claremonf was supposed fo be an easy game for fhem, having losf fwo ouf of fhree games and wifh a smallsquad due fo low grades, fwelve boys wenf fo face fhem. Claremonf oufplayed Lincoln fhe firsf half and only in fhe lasf parf of fhe game were fhey able fo push over for fhe winning fouchdown. Thus fhe game ended wifh a score of six fo nofhing in favor of Lincoln. This was fheir lowesf score. Claremonf's baslcefball season was nof foo good, fhe feam winning only fhree ouf of nine games. The oufsfanding players for Claremonf were fhe Whifham brofhers who have iusf come fo Clare- monf. The one pleasanf facf of fhe season was fhaf fhe Junior High won more games in baslxef- ball fhan fheir older brofhers, fhe varsify. They are very much indebfed fo Mr. Hales for fhe nj F55 ROW I. Mr. Hales, B. Clayfon, B. Sanders, D. Simmons. P. Whifham, D. Liles, J. Piaff, R. Barflef, J. Whife. ROW 2. G. Roberfs, D. Thomas, D. Richards, B. Back, D. Barfleff, J. Lawson, D. lce, B. Floyd. ROW 3. C. Wrighf, D. Whife, B. Howell, R. Koehler, S. Mccarson, R. Whifham, J. Shanes. fine coaching iob he did. 'o oo v -nr foo oi 2:0 1 330 Qgrafm ' xx i i If 0 6 o 0 Y. ,, 'X A N X io.-:fo 20 oo: ff io QMWCQJ '3'l l:Q'i .-'j Fi r 0 O0 one 2. .f - TEPVEU s 1 .123 .L H A N ' .xl .,,, , -.,.,., Q -F '-' 5 X T as -N f.. f, '- 'If , 1 5 A BASEB LL AND TRACK The Junior High Track season was very shori, wifh only 'Iwo meeis. ln bofh of fhese Claremoni' did very well considering 'ihe number of boys oui' This firsi' season. The firsf 'iraclc meei' was wiih San Dimas where 'Phe A's losi' by If6+h of a poini' and ihe B's by only I poini. The feam as a whole came oui' ihird in 'I'his-meet 411-+he second mee+rGlaremon4Pwas sevenih oui'-ei eleven schools. Having played four oui' of seven games 1'he Junior High Baseball ieam is noi' making foo good a showing. The firsf game was wi+h Wilson and fhey losi' by four runs. The nexi' ihree games were losi' by even bigger scores: Palomares, I7-21 San Dimas, I4-3: Lincoln, I0-9. In +heir las? game wi+h Lincoln ihe feam should have won buf lack of experience placed fhem iusi' one run behind ai' 'rhe end of ihe game. Claremon+ is glad once again +o have a Junior High School feam. Under ihe guidance of Mr. Hales and Mr. Spencer ihe boys have gained valuable experience +ha1' will help ihem in 'I'he years fhey are playing varsify spor'l's. Our ihanks fo The iwo coaches. ' fa' 551' ' ' E: .. , ., ,B . ' ':.E :-...ilglli-A is R EGEG Ge, '6' is sn. 5 Wear VN EQ, A 35 G. A. A. Every Monday and Wednesday affernoon a 'I'rain of bruised and weary girls has s+raggled info +he gym afler a hard hour of play. Firsl' ii' was baskefballs, 'rhen speedballs, hockey sficks, and as spring came lhe baseball ba'I's and mi'Hs. The class +eams fried lhemselves ouf on each o+her enfhusiasficaiiy. Then al' fhe end of each season lhey rode away, cheering, in 'lhe busses +0 compefe wifh +he ofher schools in fhe Tri-Counly League. Janef Campbell G.A.A. Presidenf The large group of en'l'husias+ic girls were direcfed by loyal, hard working presidenl, Jane+ Campbell wiih l'he help of secrefary, Phyllis Paige. Vivacious Nadine Towne was in charge of 'lhe gay, noisy, G.A.A. Banque? al' fhe end of fhe year. Pins, leH'ers, emblems, and fhe G-.A.A. cup were awarded and everyone looked back, a bil wisffully, on an ac'I'ive happy year. boo ooocgs 0 020 N 41-11-.np xxllll QQ ., KV Tmhgq .?k- N x . f3,OO-3, 33113 4200 J .QEQQLQ-2 Qaal:.f:LA,1fL,,3E' 5 A C, 0 o 0 Q . ,,.. 7 v ....-.L Oo Ot., one a 0 , E A15-..,.5E:'JI V pil, , 0 OD y .s ., - lm- flea , f Q f s f f X , ...wg-A-le , 1 PARTICIPATIUN f 2 5 if E awgw ,mv E Fig W , mmf ' A .4 2 I SCHCJLARSHIP SOCIETY We win honor-'Ihrough hard worlx. As lhe men who b 'II' UI our s'I'aI'e learned Io work and slick 'Io if on fhe fronlier so we musf learn if in school. And we do AI' leasl' . our membership in 'I'he California Scholarship Federalion seems Io say so. For Iwenly-one sludenls have won 'Ihis ho nor which is recognized all over 'lhe Uniled Slafes. To gel Mrs FiH's 'Io sign his slip, a sI'uden'I mus'I' have len rade ' I g pom sg an A in a solid counls Ihree poinlsg a B, one, while an A in a non-solid coun'I's one poin'I. A gold seal, which shows life memlaersh' , ' l d ' lp IS pace on Ihe diploma of 'rhose who are members of Ihe sociely four ou+ of six semeslers. These are our scholars and we are proud of 'I'hem. I I -, R W I M Woodford, I. Brellner, C. Mesuclz, J. Thomason, M. Kraus, P. Pllzer, C. Baber, E. Rainer. ROW 2. . Thomason D Taylor, A. Fliclcinger, M. Fuller, P. Coffey, P. Paige. ROVV 3. B. Woodford, M. Cummins, B. Cunnisol R Taylor R Miller, E. Johnson, R. Ra+hbun. LEX fzcz i X-Tfxzv-T - . -,vw W A... I A 'x A ' ii if iiliws - - 'X-T I I T ,fm-7. -7 15 if The lovely Girl's League Dance SITTING. D. Lockwood, S. Throne, J. Thomason. STAND- ING C. Baber. California's sfrengfh is in fhe friendliness and service of fhe men and women who builf her. Thaf is fhe kind of sfrengfh fhe Girl's League gives fo Claremonf High School. This year has been one of fhe richesf in ifs hisfory. From fhe lively, friendly Big and Liffle Sisfer parfy in Sepfember fo fhe dignified, beaufiful inaugurafion of officers and fea in June, fhe girls have been serving in fheir own happy way. Fine work means fine leadership and fhaf means laughing, busy Dorofhy Lockwood, who always had an idea and 'mosf always a way fo carry if ou'I'. Going in eager groups 'lo Casa Colina Home for Crippled Children, fhe members gave no+ only fheir quarfers, buf fhemselves, in programs and parfies for fhe excifed children. Lugging piles of old clofhes and packaged food for a 'rhanksgiving box fo Europe, painfing chairs and making curfains for fhe Jr. High girls' lounge, which has long been an eyesore, giving fhe long-awaifed Girl's League Formal wifh ifs band and sfupendous candy cane on 'rhe dance floor, doing and giving and loving if-fhaf's fhe Girl's League. 5? rand if' ev I -. ' 4' A K 1-.-ig .. 'f?' 1 P' 5!I ' M .-.r -.-, 3.1 ' ' ' ', aw r ' 5 'LT l n , ffl Huw ,WW 5 Illlllllll'llllllllllllliuiiiiifill -A F ' l WW GIRLS LEAGUE CHORUS S-ea..-w-N , , '- ll , g li We sing. And somefhing new has been added +o o singing fhis year--boys. Wifh 'lhis imporfanl' addi'I'ion and wi+h her own abilily and +alen+, Miss Corbeil has been able 'ro give us a wonderful experience in music fhis year, singers and lisleners alike. We have sung many differeni' kinds of music fogelher and have learned 'lo sing by ourselves. r ynopss ebb , ,, The ensemble has lefi' good bridge gamesITo praclice every QNNSGX noon, as Hs singing showed, and we have a new singing group now, 'lhe quarrel, which is in demand everywhere. There musl' be some+hing in 1'he California sunshine and blue skies fhai' makes us sing inside. For we may gel' fired of praciicing and weary of 1'he same songs over and over again, bu+ we keep on singing and loving ii. ROW I J WiHer, J. Malhison, M. Rich, M. Fuller, M. Bruner, B. Burke, S. Throne. ROW P Coffey S R Confreras, N. Towne, L. Slraley, D. Bosfic. ROW 3. H. Jaeger, E. Rainer, B. Fredendall W-'lim G Pierce G. Bunker. ROW 4. C. Fuller, P. Harn, T. Breese, C. Mesick, C. Marfinez, P. Paige ' 5 D J Alba l Richardson, J. Tarfer, L. DeLapp, M. Day, B. Whifing, M. Johns. ROW 6. C. Popenoe W Cook B R Bauer D Cunnison, P. While, N. Billups, G. Whifeside, B. Balh, J. Clarke, A. Harper, D. Bevlloqua B Kunkle i as mu i R ai A x .5 a ...,...ll- llllll E l if 'lllf A Q WH lllllllllllflli SS f OW I. R. Taylor, D. Taylor, C. Baber, R. Miller. ROW 2. M. Bruner, J. Campbell, B. Fredendall, B. Booih, C. Paige, OW 3. B. Kulhe, H. Jaeger, J, Seiberl, R. Johnson, G. Reid, J. Thomason, M. Campbell. ROW 4. N. Billups, G. Bunker, P. I zer, liss Nelson. N l ORCHESTR We play our insfrumenfs, and we play +oge+her. And when we play fogelher u,rNvy,, Q5 va I - . . . . 7 v wi+h Miss Nelson up in fron+ and a Tsc n our s an s 1 N -yi ,O-x ' ,vb really is a +rea+. The s+uden+ body found 'rhis ou+ in +he beggfiful orcheslra T assembly which was given in January. A+ fhis assembly, pins were presenfed M +o nine seniors who had played in fhe orchesfra for four years. High school aqgjlf ' plays and a concerf in 'I'he spring gave us o1'her chances +o hear our orches+ra,chances which we always looked forward io. CKIYWJ Soloc 41,-G. il Q tr 3 5 5 E 1 . U E gg , K , ll ' A!.!UllleIIIIllllII,2 - r 2 Ili ...... ,fl , lflllllllllllllllmlmull 'S il Li- , ' y -s----- ' STUDE T CGLINCIL We govern ourselves, 'For democracy is in our blood. Thai is wha'I' I'he S'Iuden+ Council is for. Edward Johnson, our 'I'aII, earnesi S'Iuden+ Body PresidenI', Ied I'he meefings which were held fwice a mon+h. The presidenis and represen'IaI'ives of each class, I'he Sfudenf Body officers, and Mrs. Hull and Mr. Wilby, facuI'I'y advisors, +aIIced over and 'Iried Io solve I'he problems I'ha'I' came up Ihis year. To Iceep 'Ihe halls clear, boards were provided for Ihose who had permission +o be in I'he halls during class lime. Tardiness was deaI+ wi'I'h more effec'IiveIy, en'rer+ainmen'r was presen'I'ed during Ihe noon hour on rainy days, and a sI'ar'r was made Ioward keeping 'I'he grounds clean. The consI'iI'uI'ion received Hs annual docioring. Bu? mosl' impor+an'I of all, we, 'I'he s+uden'Is, had a chance Io say wha+ we I'hough+ and Io learn how 'ro govern ourselves. ROW I. B.Cunnison, M Meridefh, M. Johns, I. Dar- Iingfon, S. Bosson, E. Rainer W. Hendricks, C. Baber, J SmiI'h. ROW 2. M. Howell M. Fuller, J. Sanders, D. Lock wood, B. Kulhe, M. Kraus, R Raihbun, B. I-Ieadland, E Johnson, I. Brei+ner, W. Cool: N. Anderson, N. Towne, C Popenoe. e -. ,gzv-Z i ZRTATNTT L? sl f vzxx -,.,.5 X21 1 ' Q vw 4-11 Wim!!-PX 'jf NX -F .W Xxx!! ..., --.- at-X X r C f E R OW I. P. Aulfman, B. Franlcelaerger, N. Hill, P. Paige, J. Campbell. ROW 2. B. Pierce, P. Whi+ham, B. iner, H. Chrislian, M. James, B. Whiiing, A. Woodard. M Vi i V I il il WW V JL 3 ,. ay Ns. 5 .Hx .... L l ' f'1'1ffflif11f1us2 RED CROSS We give. Tha+'s wha+ 'rhe Red Cross Council is for. Firsi' ii' presenfed an assembly in which Miss Rufh Eames gave a vivid picfure of fhe organizarion fo which we are giving. Then +he fall drive was begun wifh a dance. The giffs were really volunfary lhis year for no one weni around colleciing our money. We dropped i+, of our own accord, in liH'le iars on ihe 'reachers' desks, and we gave a hundred and fwo dollars. We also gave gifl' wrappings 'lo fhe veferans ai' Corona Naval Hospiial and +wen+y dollars were seni' +o Casa Colina Home for Crippled Children. Giving became more and more a parl' of our life al' High School. 2:1 5, i Mfl .---.... lli - i ,llllllllllvllllllllllllliiliiifim 55 S ---W V Edifors W. Cook and C. Popenoe. ROW I. l. Breifner, S. Bosson, B. Cunnison, M. Woods, C. Popenoe. ROW 2. E. Rainer, B. Whifing, G. Bunker, B. Dun- ham, P. While, C. Paige, C. Licon, V. lredell. WOLF PACKET We like +o read abouf ourselves, especially in our own lively liHle Wolf Packet Charles Popenoe and Wilburn Cook wi+h Their aler+ s+af'F have nof inked 'lhemselves in vain. We have laughed a+ fheir iokes and enioyed iheir wriieups and appreci- afed +he improvemenis +hey have made. And +ha+ Chrisfmas ball and +he eleciion of our Chrisfmas Queen were lo'rs of fun. Nor have we forgo++en Mrs. Mahoney and Miss Knufson, who advised +he sfaff and helped +hem pu+ ou? +he mimeographed sheei' we read a+ noon, even before we eaf our lunches. O-1-A0 .-K-0 'G-in-V-.4-tc. -5-'Aol' 45.114 u-Do-J: ,+I 1 QA guvofl-. Nkliixku M Q . QS! Sefvv o-.Q Qrwxab 5 SQctxYNQa9..u:e.xk Qbxg uagxot Amt cava.. wh '-Sis-. V0.5 551.5 Wm YS L Ti' 1'U'Ugx2gq Q- JS K ANNUAL STAFi Q 01- -'QQ-.l..N.,k-'xnxx HB! Xe-on-KLKXC vxaj Navg'aqQ-' - KN-QQL icy, Q xii. Yhiwxbcl, 'x't'S-03' Qgumlorx ln '57 I H KNO-:CGS bake... QooK.g ,UA ,Q-Le We love our annuals. We may nof realize fhe headaches, fhe discouragemenf, and fhe good hard worlc fhaf Margaref and her sfaff pul' info every page of EI Espirifu de I947. We may never have seen fhem hanging up decorafions in fhe library, measuring hundreds of snap shofs, selling 200 copies of fheir masferpiece, 'ryping unfil affer supper lime, reminding, planning, worrying, and laughing foo. Buf we do love our annuals and we won'+ forgef Margaref Howell, ediforg Eloise Rainer, assisfanl' ediforg Molly Cummins, secrefaryg Paf Hall, arf ediforg Vernon lredell, Priscilla Coffey, Shirley Throne, Bob Cunnison, Jan Briffon, Win Coafs, Herb Hafif, and Roy Miller, who puf if ouf for us. How could we forgef, when on our shelves af home we have a beaufiful bool: which will always remind us of C. H.S. and fhis wonderful year? '33 AQ' Edifor M. Howell Leff fo righf-S. Throne, P. Hall, H. Hafif, B. Cunnison. J. Briff W. Coafs. R. Miller, V. lredell, M. Cummins, P. Coffey, B. Headland, E. Rainer. 1 mmm 0 Ill, ' i ' 1 g .rrlllllbbwm ,- ,,.. ...Mlllna 7 E 5 l l.i mmuun ....-.. 3 - - , 1 . A 'E CJUR WEEKLY ASSEMBLIES This year a novel idea was infroduced +0 supplemeni our assembly programs. Each class was expecred io sponsor' 'lwo assemblies during 'rhe year. I+ was hoped rhal' fhe demand of fhe s+uden+s for amusing assemblies could be safisfied. Among 'I'he assemblies presenied by +he classes were a humorous skil' called Our School by +he Seniors, a play en+i+led Poli+icians Are Born, presen+ed by +he Sophomores, and several movies including The Radianl' Rockies sponsored by +he Juniors, and a rip-roaring wesiern presenfed 'ro us wi1'h +he complimenrs of fhe 8+h grade. The speakers who came +o us +his year included Mr. Lu'rher Lee oEPomona College, who spoke +o us on +he Bill of Righfs, and Miss Rufh Eames of ihe American Red Cross, who iold us abou'l' fhe work of +ha'r organizafion. Col. Mesick gave us a very inreresiing leciure supplemenfed wi+h mo'l'ion pic+ures on 'ihe rocke+s. This is only a sample of 'rhe variefy of programs 'l'ha+ we have had 'l'his year. We have ihoroughly enjoyed all of +hem and have enjoyed pariicipaiing in +hem. ,qua W 6 fy-YMTMSM were f E 3?-K l RING AROU D ELIZABETH We've grown up! As a change from our usual adolescenl comedy, we 'Found ourselves on fhe nighi of November l7+h in a mosr amazing household. H was liHle wonder 'lhaf 'rhe pe+i+e young morher, Elizabefh, played by Carol Baber, finally soughf refuge in amnesia. For her dull husband, iwo silly daughfers- one precocious, fhe orher in love wiih a play-boy- her saucy maid, nosey housegues+, lackadaisical moiher, eccenfric 'fafher-in-law, and bossy neighbor were enough 'ro drive anyone crazy. Wirh fweniy years bloHed our by amnesia, Elizabefh s iriledl +ells all +he members of her family ius+ wha+ she fhinlcs of 1'hem and 's . Eviden+ly 'lhis is ius+ wha+ is needed +o clear 'lhe air. And vjgg She WSWS Pfs-Laid Self aqQin -flow: u..1-Lo L. , H 1. Q4-Q-A950434 5 rily, 1. 4.. r..-, 'ii B ,ig gi 5 fgl 2532 M i- . falllllliiii will fiwlf i l if H fi llllllllflllllllllllllnm null E EQ :QQ , i , ----'-f T LE T SHOW As old fashioned as Walking in lhe Park, as gay as an old vaudeville show, which il' was, The Annual's Gay Nine+ies nighf kep'r +he audience on +heir foes every minu'I'e of i'rs snappy hour and a half. Wi+hou+ any plof +0 keep +he inieresl' if 'Phe ac'l's gol' dull, if soon showed us 'rhal 'l'he ac'I's didn'+ gel' dull as we +apped our feel' in +ime +o a gay Russian dance, hummed along wi+h 'rhe ensemble in Mood lndigo, laughed unl'il our sides ached af +he senior ballet hissed +he villain in Uni+ed by Love, held our breaih during Inga Brei'I'ner's beau+iful ballef and ioined in wi+h +he whole casl' in a roof-raising rendi+ion of +he fheme song, Walking in +he Park. As we walked oui of 'ihe audiforium, we said +o ourselves +hal' C. H. S. had never seen more color and music and fun since il' began. And i+ probably never had. 5? 33 9 1 35 l fafa 3,-X THROUGH THE NIGHT Who would have 'rhoughf +ha+ we, 'rhe Claremonf High School siudenf body, would be siH'ing in C. H. S. audiforium on a balmy spring evening wafching our Seniors and Juniors murder each ofher wi+h sleeping medicine and scissors, and enjoying every minu+e of if? Thar was Through The Night Dick Cunnison as fhe vicious Driscoll robbed and murdered kindly Mr. Holbrook lRoy Millerl, while his preH'y niece, Sayre lPa+sy Pifzerl, decided noi' 'ro marry wishy washy Greg Sianfon lPaul Whifel bu+ +o choose a mysferious handyman known as Bunny played by Bob Cunnison, who was accused of +he murder bu+ proved his innocence, of course, afier some excifemenf, shooiing, and inferfering by a noforious robber, The Owl lLarry McMillenj. In o'rher words, Through The Nigh+ had aboul' everyfhing a murder play could have-and fhe accomplished Claremoni acfors besides! f ffl T ' s .fllliifliife .... M 'a. N f i 5 Nlllllllflllllllliiinmnz -73 as a ----- Leff fo rlghf-Mr. Boofh, R. Rafhbun, T. Russell, B. Cunnison. STACECREW MAKE-U P We never saw fhe sfage crew buf we couldn'f help knowing fhey were fhere, always fhere, moving, hammering, swifching lighfs on and off, and whisfling while fhey worked. We who wenf on sfage affer fhe plays gof a shock when we realized fhaf fhis was nof a real living room buf fhe sfage-crew's masferpiece. Evidences of fhe sfage crew's exisfence were nof only seen buf heard as fire alarms shrilled, felephones buzzed, and pisfols cracked. lf sounds like fun buf if's work foo, as Mr. Boofh would fell you wifh his familiar grin. Good work foo, we could fell him and mean if. We never guessed 'rhaf we had an enfirely new sfaff in fhe makeup room fhis year, from fhe professional iob fhaf fhey did. Mrs. Mc- Lellan gooed herself up advising fhem and for fhe firsf play skillful Marion Garris of lasf year's crew, came up and helped. We realize as we fhink of fhe villains, grandmofhers, and kid sisfers fhaf have walked across our sfage fhaf fhere's more fo a play fhan hifs you in 'rhe eye. Leff fo righf-M. Day, P. Bauer, Parham, C. Harrod. 2? s-- Sfxfx ff -f WX EW 4 vw 'J-,f - --n.- 1137.75 ff NX iiiiii.. is ff'-'id Z Y Z-xfsfmf' X 1 mb. ' A . n I- h h h C Ti 3 5 '1- ax-'X'-3 r r xr The SADIE HAWKINS dance was +he 'Firs+ gala eveni' of +he social season. Sponsored by +he Senior class 'lhe girls asked +he boys, ieans and plaid shir+s reigned, and a nu- merous varie+y of bouionnieres were pres- enf on 'rhe boys' plaid shir+s. The evening was a grand success and a glorious +ime was enjoyed by all. THE LIGHT 5' 1 3. , mfr Cafching fhe spirii' of +he old wesf, fhe Annual presenfed 'rhe school wi+h '49ers Night Wifh a gay vaudeville show, danc- ing in 'lhe Gold Nuggef Cafe , lfhe library in disguisel, bingo, forlune felling, ice cream, facos and donu'rs, fhe s+uden'ls forgo? 'rheir sludies for one nigh+ of enioy- menf in +he old school house. ANTASTIC 6 'fx I - ,ir Ilnnwre mlm ' an 1 . lla--. . mr my in Illmu - j llllllllllllllllllllllllliinliiiiii 'DT T ' IT: T T nv GIRLS' LEAGUE FGRMAL Again ihe girls asked 'Phe boys +o a dance. This lime ii' was ihe dreamy GIRLS' LEAGUE FORMAL, held in +he Claremonf Woman's club house, beneaih a monslrous candy cane and flowing sireamers. The refreshmenfs were delicious and ihe music was swee'I' and slow coming from a five piece orchesira, which pui' every one in iusl lhe righf mood for a dance. Being 'lhe only oiher dance besides ihe Junior-Senior Prom +ha+ is off campus, we all enioyed ourselves immensely. gf HAWAIIAN L L , . I I I TERLLIDE The mood of 'rropical islands and beauliful girls was caughl as you sfepped in+o Ihe library for Hawaiian lnlerlude. The room was colorfully decoraled wilh gay lounfing and +he walls were covered wi'lh clever murals. The Corona band furnished lively music, Ihe refreshmenls were on Ihe house , and everyone was bedecked wilh brighl' leis. Girls in hula slcirls greeled you al Ihe door wi+h flowers for your girI's hair and Ihe par'l'y was anolher grand success. - 5 L' f .. ' 1 L B D mm ji lm ss. . ,,.rrrllIIIlimrwe .... ...... . i.....iillIln.r:a my - j illllllllll'llllllllllllllllulllilll -E T I I -'N- ' T The able and helplul guidance we receive from our malhemalics deparlmenl makes lhe lorly- live minules we spend in lhe classrooms ones lhal we shall remember lor a long lime. There we learn lhe lundamenlals necessary 'for our lulure work, lighlened here and lhere by a smile and inlormal lalk. Malhemalics is dillicull bul lhere is a leeling ol accomplishmenl al lhe end ol lhe year. Many ol us would never be able lo lake advan- lage ol our library wilhoul lhe help ol lhe capable library slall members who help lhe poor laymen. Wilh Mrs. Mahoney's guidance lhe class learns how lo work and is given conlrol ol lhe high school library. When lhey have 'Finished lhis course lhey nol only undersland whal books are classified and where, bul also love books lor lheir own sake. , ,M by a s. a A Allhough we ollen lry lo lorgel lhe lesls we receive in Hislory, we have lo admil lhal we learn a greal deal. Through lhree years we carry oul lhe sludying ol American hislory, World hislory and Civics. Then when we reach lhe lasl slage in lhe lasl year we go back once more lo look al lhe problems lo be laced when we graduale. Each ol us goes lhrough a course in lhis room. For some il is only general science, lor olhers il is chemislry and physics bul no maller whal lhe course we find when we are done some new knowledge and some useful inlormalion, loo. ll is here we learn lhe ellecls ol alcohol on lhe brain and al whal lemperalure waler boils. Here a dillicull subiecl is made inleresling by Mr. Arringlon. 522-U A ... ig ,WW ,, ,l , JT!! ln Soulhern California an abilily l'o speak Spanish is a greal assel, so lhe sludenls under Mr. Sis+o's guidance receive a lhorough base for lheir work in l'his language. Bul nol all ol us who visil l'his room are 'raking language. No, some of us are laking Speech and enioying il' very much. Today so many people are asked l'o make speeches lhal' a knowledge of +he correcl way l'o do il' is very imporl'anl'. And afler school we gel logelher l'oo. We gel' logelher and lalk a+ baseball games, or l'rack meels. This is where lhe leacher can become a person and lhe sludenls may cheer l'heir school on l'o viclory. ll is here we can prove our spiril' and our enioymenl of a good game well loughl. No mal'l'er whelher we win or lose we sl'ill will have l'hese days of companionship lo remember. Jusl' once a day we gel' oul'side and lhen il is during our gym classes. This is lhe lime we gel' a breal'h of fresh air and learn l'o parlicipale in many sporls. The younger boys are sl'arl'ed on lhe correcl palhs for fulure a+hlel'es and given guidance where lhey need il' mosl'. ll' is here we learn sporlsmanship so necessary in our lives. ln lhe neal, sunny room of Mr. Wood you can o'Fl'en find many a sludenl bending over his drawing board. No, il is nol arl class bul mechanical drawing. Here lhe sludenls learn lo draw everylhing from plans lor houses l'o a parabola. 'iii r fri B' E 5 limi'-X u ini N y 1:3533 5 n..uV U IIIL 5 , ., g 5 1 g , ,J ... .... -,-......mIlI . luv-. m, I f - j llllllllll'fllllllllllllunumun, -A Y ,,gJ,4,ff -----N f. SCHOOL . . 4 . L , M' V Sept I0 Back Io School 'f Ib E Z I Happy days are here againI f We know you all agree, ,,,.,1 Q, So back Io Ieachers, books, and .. I I zlz ff friends- :vvv , Q -I--' ,1,1 - 2 ' 1 I 'I ,fl figfjfq if . . . 'fl f ' Sepl. I3 Big and L1HIe Slsfer Par'Iy ':'A. rf And now i+'s off Io Chaffey High V To splash in Ihar big pool 7 'u g E A IQ A While new girls gel acquainred Wirh Ihe older ones a+ school. ' -1 ' V W Ocf. 5 Annual Carnival I :': Come all +o Forfy-Niner's Nighr, Come all and Ialce a chance. Slep in 'Ihe old Gold NuggeI And ask your gal Io dance. Oci. I3 The Bonifa Foo+baII Game g We had Ihe will 'ro win Ioday. We had Ihe Ieam Io do if. TQ, Today we beaf Bonira. if 3 'IT'i7Q,: - And Ihe whole Tri-Coun'Iy Icnew HI -s ii X N b I X X ov. 9 Fool aI Banque? xi W The foo+baII season's over. .EI I The IeHers are passed out R Wifh sIeaIrs and iolces we banquef I A it here. X We've Io+s fo falls about f of .' 'i Nov. 23 Siudenf Body Play .Jiffy The Iigh-Is are dimmed, 'Ihe curIain's i UP- W I - The audience is in s+i'Iches X I. While Ring Around Elizabeihn Goes off, and wifh no hifches. ' IExcep+ when Ihe mouse goi fhe wrong cuell I Dec. 20 Wolf Paclref Chrisimas Dance T Y The halls are decked wifh holly, The Chrisfmas Queen is crowned. Wifh happy smiling faces, The dancers galher 'round. Jan. 7 Affer Chrislmas Vacalion I Wirh memories of Chrisrmas fun , ,., if :V:' Sfill dancing in our heads, We hear I'ha'I old alarm again 244. A Thai pulls us from our beds. ' g' g f e e A Feb. I5 GirI's League Formal MQ The red and while sfriped candy cane iff Is on Ihe 'Floor fonighl. ,VA IBuI 'Ihe fellows aren I'. They're on TW , ' 'K ' ' Ihe girls' 'formalsll I f ly. Ecu ' CALENDAR Feb. 22 Gay Ninelies Nighl Wifh s arlxling acls and old 'lime :.:, -.:Q AA ': A: ' Q , Nssfgx si P 6? songs. , And foollighls all aglow, . El Espirilu brings you lonighl ii :', jf 2 A brighl Gay Ninelies Show. X ' , March 28 Junior Senior Play is We E I 9 Wi+h scissors raised, lhe villain L ' if slandsl j We shudder a+ fhe sighl. 5.3 Don'l worry folks, il's iusl a play, 8:5 X vang I, Enlifled Through The Night April 2 Spring Vacafion Some are off lo beaches, Some head for parls unknown, Bul whelher we slay or hi+ lhe road, Jusl fhinlc, lhis weelc's our own! Difch Day-May I9 The Seniors bid us all farewell Wilh honlcs and shouls of glee They're off lo old Laguna For a day of sand and sea. May 23 G.A.A. Banquel Tonigh+'s fhe nighl lhe gals can howl And gel awards and pins While giving a cheer for lhe Senior Girls- The leam 'lhai never wins! May 24 LeHerman's Carnival For i'r's penny pilch and bingo, And a raffle lo be won, Tonighl lhe Lelfermen presenl Good limes for everyone! June 6 Senior Assembly Today's our lasl assembly And we 'leel a liHle sad. As we march oul we lhink aboul The fun we've always had. June 7 Junior-Senior Prom 'GNN The music's sweef, fhe dancers whirl, 4' As someone dims lhe lighls, f ffff f Can'+ you see why our hearls are ,, ,, V , , iv . V , T , -'L ! 9!'- , A. ,...,, ' Af yi ' I V. , , l A , W' iff Tonighl's lhe nighl' of nighfs! f af 4f'X W June ll Commencemenl Upon lhe plallorm here we sland 1 This day so long awailed. X And when we leave +he sfage al las? We will be gradualedl HU THAN ou... To all +he many people who have pu+ in 'Hme, energy, knowledge, and hard work so +ha'r we migh+ produce El Espirilu de I947. This annual would noi' have been possible wi'I'hou+ 'lhe help of my slaff and 'lhe excellenl suggesiions and encouragemenl of our advisor, Mrs. Lee Mahoney. l would also like +o express my gralilude for l'he many services rendered fhroughoul lhe year by fhe members of boih fhe facully and S1'uden+ Body, wi+hou+ which +his annual would never have been possible. A vo+e of +hanks also goes lo Mr. Day of The Progress Bulle+in whose pa'l'ienl' underslanding, and guidance 'finally broughl our book +hrough ifs rough slages un+il if emerged a complele and 'Finished annual. And none of us could forge+ lhe deb+ of gra'I'i+ude we owe 'ro Mr. Throne who helped us nol' only by 'raking +he pic'l'ures bu'r also by advising on many poinfs. Lasf bul' no+ leasl' I would like 'lo express my sincere 'rhanks +o all 'Phe members of +he communi+y who have given 'rheir 'lime and money so +ha+ we mighl' have a bigger and beHer annual and +o my paren'I's who have so of+en helped and encouraged my work. Here if is, Claremom' High School! H is all yours and we hope you enjoy 1'he book. TheEdi+or yliiiiewfx I SIGNATURES 5 ww ,wi Q '-Wiiffwv sf? -K so' - 'CX -'x sv' vw L W,f,.z-1 Q A-'W Mm ,,.,..L ,Qi 753 6 ,4 NN, E ' ' ,: Z , 5 4 zfw-ou--2,g,u-1 44- ?4 J Z U, .fJLw-7 I VVQ7 BM z!QJ-Q-mu! 4 THE MISSION WHERE FRIENDS MEET IN CLAREMONT BREAKFAST o LUNCH Q DINNER FOUNTAIN SERVICE HOURS: 6 am. IQ II pm. CLAREMONT PHARMACY FEATURING . . . DuBarry - Coly - Clwen yu - Elizaloelh Arden - Revlon - Evening In Paris Sporlsman - Sealorllw - Cor+ley FIRST AND YALE PHONE: CLAREMONT 649I CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '47 You Will Always Be Welcome in I'I'Ie SUGAR BOWL YALE CAFE FOR FINE FOODS Closed Sundays and Holidays II4 YALE 6 A. M. - 7 P. M. CLAREMONT FOR INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS SEE- I37 HARVARD AVENUE PHONE: 73II HEBERT'S RECORDS - BOOKS - RADIOS - KODAK SUPPLIES I55 SouII'I Garey Ave,, Pomona, CaII'fornIa Telephone: I234 224 Yale, Claremonl' Telephone: 620I JAH N P. EVA N5 FDR YDUIG MEN AND MEN ' N, ' 9 wr4cI suv vuunc POMONA CLAREMONT LAUNDRY ll-lome Laundryl 5b0I CLAREMONT 232 N. ALEXANDER VISII Us in Our New Locafion FORD BROS. MUSIC CO. SAME PHONE: 262 POMONA 346 E. SECOND STREET RECORD HEADQUARTERS FOR 24 YEARS - EVERYTHING MUSICAL POWELL'S Claremoni' ONE TWO THREE YALE AVENUE A GOOD PLACE TO SHOP FOR REAL OUALITY MERCHANDISE PHONE: THREE TWO ONE ONE VANDERWOOD LUMBER CU. Telephone Claremonl' 327I Alexander Avenue af Sanfa Fe Railroad Claremonl California FRIENDLY CORNER SERVICE Lubricalion il? Tires if' Balleries 52' Accessories Buffer Glazing il? I-land Polishing and Wax Open 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Snack Bar - Ice Cream - Sandwiches Cucamonga and Alexander Claremoni BOB'S TEXACO SERVICE TIRES 0 BATTERIES 0 ACCESSORIES LUBRICATION 0 WASHING Harvard and FooI'I'iiII Claremonf California ROCKWELL CHEVRON STATION ls+ and YaIe Avenue STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS COMPLIMENTS OF EVERETT'S SHOE SHOP I22 Yale Ave. CIaremon'I CLAREMONT ELECTRICAL SERVICES II5 Harvard Ave. APPLIANCES - REPAIRS TWO JANES SHOP 2lO W. 2nd S+. - CIaremon+ New Line of Colrrons IO - I6 Years - Dresses, Sporrswear CLAREMONT FEED AND FUEL Feed - Fuel - PeI' Supplies ZII YaIe Avenue CLAREMONT BOOK 81 ART SHOP I4I Yale Avenue CIaremon+, CaIifornia PHONE: 6682 JAMES L. WORDEN. O. D. L , Qpromefdsr f f I25 S. Garey Ave. POMONA, CALIF. Telephone: l25l DR. ARTHUR JACOBSON Denfisi Third and Alexander Phone: 62II CLAREMONT NURSERIES 456 Wesf Foo+I1iII BIvd. Claremoni, Calif. M. C. Peairs, Prop. HUBERT K. STOCKS Dry Cleaning 2nd and Harvard Claremo I STERLING SUPPLY 4I0 Foofhill Blvd. Shell Spray OiIs Phone: Claremonf 394I Besr Wishes Io Class of I947 NUTRITION CENTER Pomona Fancy GIII Packages HARVARD GRILL II2 Harvard Ave. - Claremonf SODAS - SANDWICHES - MALTS ISABEL'S BEAUTY SHOP II9 Harvard Ave. - CIaremon+ Phone: 637l ISABEL WOODWARD General Aufo Repairs Phone: 3I76 ROY G. PIERCE UNION OIL PRODUCTS Isf and Alexander Claremonf Phone 568I l20 Yale FV FOOTHILL GARAGE LAFE P. SPIERS, Prop. Official Auio Club Garage :,I.,'I:44 PHONE: 49bI THE CANDY SHOP Freshly Made Candy, Every Biie a TreaII III Harvard Claremoni L IE IQEIFLSJ Y ein li und SYcamore 'IN 6-53I I 'Nov we The girl in fhe pic+ure is up in 'rhe clouds- wl1a+ wilh wearing one of +l1e dream-making dresses from our Young Pasadena Shlgpl Fellows, +oo, will be wallung on air when 1' ey see flue swell clo+l1es we have-every'rl'1ing 'rl1ey'll need for every occasion from a bar- becue fo +l1e Junior Prom. ob 'Paw ROBERTO'S SHOE SHOP Service While You Wai? BEAUTY Wednesdays, Salurdays 24I Harvard Claremonf Il5 Yale Ave. Claremonf CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Cul-I-ERS STORE QF I 5-I0-25 I26 Yale Claremont Calif. R. A. TIERNAN KIRBYIS Typewmer Company Calilornia's Favorile Family Shoe Slore 3rd and Soufh Thomas Sfs. Pomona, Calif. lI2 E. Second Pomona INGHAM'S Navaio Rugs and Rare Jewelry HARVEY P. INGI-IAM 473 NORTH MAIN STREET DAVID I-l. HOWELL POMONA, CALIFORNIA Associale TAYLOR'S SPORTS WEAR Pomona's Leading Slore for Young Women 250 W. Second S+. Pomona 222-25 E. Second S+. KIRK'S no w.n- ST. POMONA QPOSHEIAIUOFAMERICA compiimwrs or ALFRED GRAY AL BRYANT JEWELER Pomona, Calif. 'f 250 W sf 4 i::::::, Claremoni I YI A . 0 Slerling Silver Jewelry 527 ae ve o Mexican While Lace Blouses o and l-luaraclies lfancy slwoesl a Gualernalan Colorful JaclceTs, Slcirfs and Pedal Pusliers R. W. HEADLAND REAL ESTATE 8975 Alexander CLAREMGNT BAKERY sPEciAuZE IN BIRTHDAYS and PARTIES II9 Yale Ave. VARSITY BARBER SHOP I 27 Yale Avenue Q I rouolm-ueuun IEACII EL ESPIRITU was prinled and engraved This year by The Phone: Claremon+ Wesley fSatcl1, Henzie, Jr. Licensed Real Es+a+e Broker Claremoni, Calif. 6286 Pomona 7I89 Claremoni Claremoni' PROGRESS-BULLETIN PUBLISHING CC. 3rd Sfreef Pomona fig ,ffaf - 'ff fb Ayiyv WM. , Qfffififff qf Qff VHWQFK xmf' gap 5545 ,ff ff iz-CHQ fm ff of if fig? f f X W if .A ff' f wyqgffw w ffm fi 33' fi ' zififjf ,f O 3 3539, ME! 4 . esf hpw he ,f WSE' -2-Emp if fi? QQ fiif Q, Qffi lt's BOWEN'S for 'Teen Agers HARRIS STUDIO Eor You al Your Besl PROFESSIONAL PORTRAITS I l I45 Harvard Phone: 720I l I HILLEN'S RADIO SHOP RADIO SALES ancl SERVICE RUSSELL I-IILLEN PHONE: Pomona I252 465 N. Main Sfreel Pomona, Calif. Always the best for C.H.S. Bu It at BE TLEY'S COMPLETE RUG CLEANING SERVICE COLLEGE CLEANERS 'Tl1ere's a Difference 284 Wesl' Second SI. Claremont Calif. WALTER BELL'S TOWN AND COUNTRY HOME OF FINE CASUAL CLOTHES POMONA - CLAREMONT - LAGUNA Erozen Peaks - IOC STOP IN AT 'M Q '- Q .mf GRISWOLD'S Canflled FFUIIS 222 w. Foofhill Blvd. 5' 'rx Valerle Jean Dales RIQIW On HIQIWHY 66 CLAREMONT, CALIFORNIA I Eor Homes - Groves - Residenlial Lols - and Business Prop. SEE CLAUDE C. BRADLEY I33 Yale Avenue CIaremon+ Phone: 547I J. E. LEWIS - JEWELER be I24 Y I A CI .I. W. STARR CHEVROLET GARAGE CLAREMONT HARDWARE 320 Y I A CI PAUL PAIGE ELECTRICAL SHOP if House Wiring gf? Eluorescerfr Eix if Modern Eixfures Sf? Elec: IAppI W. Isf S+. - CIaremon'I' DR. W. W. HENDRICKS DENTISTRY 271 W. 2nd S+. CI COMPLIMEINITS OE CLAREMQNT COURIER Commercial Prfnfinq I29 H d A CI I35 Yale Ave. AJ Pick Up a Phone: 705I 60 Delivery S 135 V25 Ave. D wx i : 3' A ASS 'W sh ...:.: ..,. S ..:.:.:,g ., Q x V35 Sf N -:::.. WX .1:..:. x est.. xi x X. A Qi 255+ A Hit? ,Au to gWQpA5 N.. V. .,x D R. X. I -, ., X 14' ' - yu 4, xf 23 Q4 WX I. ' . fir. 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