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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1948 volume:

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We dedicate El Espiritu de 1948 to a teacher whose devotion and inspiration have been instrumental in maintaining the high standard ot scholarship and character of Claremont High School. For the intellectual and spiritual guidance which has been a constant and lasting help to all of us, we gratefully dedicate this hook to . . . b MRS. CORNELI.N HULL '1 j4h -4,.L,..,. .4 A . '. l 81 .ai 0 111. ' 4 17.9-,,1 1-1 X-7 -1-' , '1 ' . , 1 1 . . 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Sea Fever it is called, and for many it has created a deep desire. There are those who read the poem and feel the wind hlown mist, see the grey dawn larealc- ing, and hear the sea-gull's crying. To them there could he nothing laetter than the vagrant lite ot the sea gypsy with the merry yams of tact and fancy told hy fellow seamen. The lonely sea seems to- heclcon with a sad and mournful tune, and the ship with wind in its sails follows a lone star along the watery path. When the sailors come home they hring with them stories of lite and adventure aboard shi . They tell how every morning they Hit the Deck , present themselves in orderly fashion, ang after inspection begin to work. When the worlc is done and the ship rests in port they begin their play. The games and tournaments malce up an important part of their life and they go uAshore to entertain and he entertained. Finally, when the ship reaches the home port, the sailors paclc up their sea hags and go home to live Secure lives tor a while. They enioy all the things characteristic ot life on land: plays, musicals, and social organizations. This lite means security and is a glorious reward for service on the voyage of the year. The sea always has a magnetic force which draws men to it, either for a holiday on its beaches or for a lite upon its lonely, surging swell. x 1 -.Q yi 'Ln nt: N11 qu an Q15 q n n n IA h n :n . :Q ,1 ,i us tl ,dim ,Mi Me lei KOOL I -, ---- 'H xp 1-1 my .V F'-I ' X F1 , 2. .1 in - Th-LT' 4 '57 vb , - , f 4.aff,L? , ' ,' f LQ w 9-5, ,Q ,, , 1 , V4 A- , ,G-'fT?s', '.u'1 gi pp 9,-. 151 L A X xg, - ' ' 7. , 3 I 1 5 , ,.-fvyf. Q, im' , ,- 145' A,--wvjq, .f'..w1A ,.:fl' ,gg . Lv ' -. .J - ' - U H- I ,, ,,4- ' ' l -, .Q.1' J, ,I w f J- ,- - - 'MQ-,'f -gf.,,,'1 'Qfywmw ,: a Cy ' 1. .iitjfefi 1 , . , - 'QL 'l '-T r 'W' Z- 654125 1- f f - 1' - . 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The science department together with mathematics will tum out students to navigate world courses and lceep the engines running. The study of English Speech and literature helps us to see clearly the guidin stars of high ideals and philosophies expresses hy men of the past. Finally, we ourselves learn to give to the future hy learning to formulate and express our own ideas. History and civics departments teach us how to profit from good and evil courses ot past voyages. The language department will help us form friendly relations as we touch foreign ports. Home economics lceeps things running smoothly in the galley. Music and art brighten the daily taslcs of our voyage. The crew of students signs on for a' six year voyage. The first two years we serve as calvin boys, just greenhorns learning the scholarly ropes. Ninth and tenth grades find us learning to set our own course and choosing our own subjects. We discover new alailities and interests in the assimilation of lmowledge and develop- ment ot slcills. ln our Fifth year, as Juniors, we serve as second mates getting ready for our big final year. As Seniors memhers of the Student Body we worlc hard to gather the final lcnfowl-' edge that will steer us on to johs and college. M 'I' fl ' S f f I s f, Q Y fl i M5 4 -' Q Q ' r N ig I... ,J -. . av mkii,,,. -I . in ,,.J ,i 'wq.4un .P we .SZQJPQF CONGRATULATIONS - CLASS OF 1948! VVell intormecl minals anal courageous characters are needecl more than ever to cletect the good ancl true from the ialse. Those who set lor themselves high standards. then persistently strive to reach worthy goals. are certain oi winning the confidence and respect of everyhocly. Also, they deserve and will experience more genuine satisfaction in lite. i have heen gratitiecl with the numher of our students who have placecl high in scholarship anol citizenship ratings this year. Vvhat a recorcl Claremont could maice it every stucient in school realizecl the importance ot using his time ancl talents to the hest aclvantagel Both colleges and prospective employers now require the high school recorfls in Citizenship and character qualities, as well as in scholarship. it is surprising what can he accomplishecl hy stuclents with right attitucles and hahits. Every thought ancl act count. Make them your hest. Sincerely, Principal .T .359 . . fi V .1 ' . .1 . fx? if-il..- Q.. . . 571m 16, WLM I 1, ' E Q, A HARRIET JAEGER XVILLIAM IREDELL Vicelprosirlenl Business Iwanager wk, ,.n,, , A' f 'L .5 , .z- W! BOB CUNNISON Sluflont Body Prosirlvnf I .Y A1 GEORGIA BUNKER BETTY MAE VVONC Svcrefary Aclverlising Iwanagvr 1.51. M2 Y A sf ' V MARY MEREDITH SHIRLEY THRONE Annual Erlilor Annual Eclilor Q 3 V 1 I g .QA xx I ', X xx, f' 1 71- ? D'fI'1lWi-'R .X r . -53153-3ZF'f ' ,.i 1 .., , .. , V. ., '- f s auigaforfi K' y sr Skrcgaise. U- Uunn' get- P' . VX- s YA. Hgrcxiownc' H' be Y ,P mi I Monxgoqegxaxklson. ,. .f - 'Q' kc., B- W-M ' fig A . A 6.5923 R- Ra 'V I: X U r I RUN Q--YACICAA ' ' xjei- UVA- .,HT,: in I xx' W100 1 32. uw? W wk . 5- , w- 'J 'lf' ' ' ...'- O SXICEM' 168004 Row ,. l up Row LXXH- B' vi Y' s 'xkeem' X W 904' enotickh Baden xi 0' Hound-Son' There have heen numerous trying situations this year hut the Student Council, led hy the Student Body president, Boh Cunnison, charterecl us through the stormy seas and we have emerged at the end of the voyage in ship shape condition. nw .4 ' - I l x X I MR. WOOD MRS. HULL MR. SISTO MISS KNUTSON Vice Principal Dean of Girls Spanish lr. High English Business Mgr. Sr. High English Dramatics Wolf Packet Adv. .742 gicorf After a speciaIIy trying year the members of the faculty are stiII surviving. Perhaps they are a IittIe more discouraged and a Iittle more certain that aII adolescents can not Iearn, but nevertheless they are still patient and understanding. They are always wiIIing to give advice and do whatever they can to ease trying situations. The students of C.I'I.S. will never forget their teachers Izmecause of the Imowledge and wealth of ideas that we gathered through their untiring efforts. There has never been a more wonderful group, combining their interest and abilities to malce tomorrow's leaders. MR. ARRINGTON MRS. WILLIAMS MR. MCGILL MRS. MAHONEY General Science Household Management Latin, English Librarian Physics, Chemistry Biology, Rerl Cross Arla. C. S. F. Adv. Annual Adv. 'ei X, MR. ISGOTH MRS. FITTS MR. MARTIN iviaiiwmaiics iwalincmaiivs History .A Sfago Crow Coach ' 1' fi MR. SPENCER MRS. M1-LELLAN MR. XVILBY Social Science Ari lr. Higil Soc. Sci. COU1'll, P. E. Tennis, Driving MISS CORBEII. MISS NELSON Chorus Grciwstra , . 'V V .-xi , .. W N p - ' ' Ms .T11.1i'iL :gy Qlfig,-' 5 3-T,--.ij If A Q7 ' dsl mf - LM' 1' 1 'I Q 'E M ,Q L. XF? 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We remem- lmer tlie plays. tlie operetta, time tootlnall games, tlxe ctances. 0u1 years at C.H.S. liave been enioyalmle: we liave lilcect talcing part in ttie activities in anct out ol sfliool. It lias tween CltSC0llf'ilQtIlg sometimes, tlie tests tliat we lwavenit stuctieft tor, tlie important games we liave lost, tlie on papers. All ol itwat is b6!l'1iIld us now. VVQ remember tlie ctays ol companionslwip, our parties, anct trips to tlle tyeaeli. But we have ttie luture to tooli torwarct to. It is clarti, anct uncertain. but youtli lias always tween optimistic. Vve llave taitli in our ability to flo our best. A wt .I nf' ' N. O f- 1 'Il 3--l ,uso s PL! ' 'Q' If 'illfhl A' 643 rv ' Z f, ilxi' ,'h .- l : r?'fi M ,Ji 0. 'ng' an.- 5 Q n5':. Q fl i ,fm V ,, t I 1 li J .. 1.x Wi. ..., . 1. . -- . i i' ' 1 1 H I-K A - ' '.1-- . ii 1 . - . - rj' , .,- 1 V i . '.'-' 'W . 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W7 53, iff f n LQ, 4- . :ii In Axlh 1, W ,, .. N' lv. I ,f m7,,,,5 f, I up n 1 , .m55rf?ae' Y Rifm,-I, 4 ' ' 5' BOB HONAKER fl years nl LurIcy Jade 4 Asst. wooJsI10p inslrurlor Imr, ,Iflffl-lI'0Tlll'l', Imnvst HARRIET .IAEGER 6 years at C.I'I.S. SB, Vice pres. 4 'I4aIr'nI Show I, 2, 3, 4 GAA. I, 2, 3. 4 CSF. 2, '5, 4 Open-lla I, 4 AnnuaI SIEIII 4 'rfl IQOIIIOIHI CTOHPQC HIOILH CIGPEYUIGIJIE, IIUIIIOI' JIM LANDRETH 6 years al C.I'I.S. Ifusr-ImII 3, 4 I'InoII1aII 2. 3, 4 Basketball 'J NIIIIC ACIIIIIHIIDIC CYIKIIIIKJD-I UI..urIcy .lilllfu 4 I,.r'IIcrrnan 3, VP. 4 Lanz, sax, women BOB LILES 0 years al C.H.S. Lcllerman I, 2. 3, 4 BaseI1aII I, 2, 5, 4 Iil7flII'NlII 2. 3, 4 4 I.IasIirII1aII 3, 4, capl 4 Track 3, 4 Casanova, physique BILL MARTIN I year at C.H.S. F-ooII:aII 4 Track 4 I.cIIerman 4 I..ucIcy .IacIe 4 Penn.. nice Ioolzing JEAN IVIATHISON 6 years al C.I'I.S. G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 -I4aIcnI SIlow 5, 4 Cheer IeacIer 4 Spanish CIUIJ I. 2 IVIarIImH I I'MaI, flair, Brandy MARY IVIEREDITII 6 years aI C.I'I.S. AnnuaI EcIiIor 4 SB. sccrehary 5 TnIcnt Show 3, 4 GAA. I, 2, 3, 4 Tennis I, 2, 3, 4 To U. oI CaI. Induslrious, Clever, aIIlIelic DICK METZ 4 years al Lcltcrman 5, 4 FooII1aII 3. 4 Track 3. capi. 4 Spanish CIub I, 2 To CImI'I'ey Laguna, metals, Ieep and Ford BILL lVlON'l'GOlVlERY 2 years at C.l'l.S. VVoll Pavlcc-t Eel. 4 Annual Stall 3 June lvlacln 4 Lucky .larlen 4 Talent Sluow 4 Baslictlmll 3, 4 Bust-lmll 4 To Claremont M. Coll. Monty, Bentlr-y's, jolzes PHYLLIS PAIGE 6 years at C.l'l.S. Girls' Lf-ngue Pres. 4 Vllalent Sliow I, 2, 3, 4 H,-lqllttlllgll tlle Night 3 'flunv lxlmln 4 -Al.UCliy .lacleu 4 GAA. I, 2, 3, 4 Annual Stall 4 Girls' State 3 Tult-ntvrl, diligent, Plrologvnic BONNIE PARHAM NED PEARLSTEIN O 'r-urs at C.H.S. 53 yfhl' Rl C-H-S 5 lv.A.A. I, 2, 3. 4 Nlnlieup 3, 4 Pvp Clulu 3, 4 To lxlt. Sac. Soutlmrn lwllc, Funny, tolwggan 'flunc Nlaclu 4 llrailent Sliow 4 Cliorus 4 Arcvnl. New Yorlz, Big eyes REX RATHBUN 6 years at C.l'l.S. Letterman l. 2, 3, Pres. 4 Basclaall l, 2, 3, Capt. 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Baslcetlaall 3, 4 Stage l, 2. Mgr. 3. 4 Annual B. Mgr. 4 Wolf Paclcet B. Mgr. 4 C.S.F. 2, 3. 4 Cllevron gas, casite MARTHA RICH 2 years at C.l'l.S. G.A.A. 3. 4 Pep Clull 3, 4 Talent Slxow 4 Soc. Cliairman 4 Marcy, car, innocence TOM RUSSELL 6 years at C.l'l.S. Stage Crew I, 2, 3, 4 C.S.F. 2. 3, 4 Annual Stall 4 Football Mgr. 2, 3 Bn Basltctlvall 3, 4 Traclc lvlgr. I, 2. 3 To Cal Tech Slzis, treasurer, capalzle JAMES SANDERS 6 years at C.l'l.S. Class Pres. 4 Red Cross I. 4 Student Council 2, 3, 4 C.S.F. 4 Footlaall 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3 Letterman 3, Sec. 4 To Pomona French fries, llpudll BILL SCHRINK 6 ycnrs nl C.H.S. L1-llvrnian 3, 4 Basc-ImII 4 Fwilmll 3, Cnpl. 4 Soc. CIminnan 2. 3, 4 Singr' Crow' I, 2, 5. 4 TnIvnl Show 4 Toni, Imir DI-ILORES STEELE 4 yr-nrs nl C.H.S. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 Tvnnis IVIgr, 4 5IariImH I Spanish CIUIJ I, 2 Tn CImI:Ic'y Url!-'10, H TOSPITVPCI, YIUFSC MARY CHILTON SVVEENEY 4 yours nl I yvnr at CIIHFIIQY GAA. I, 2 Concerts, Imslnand NADINE TOWNE 6 yi-nrs ai G.A.A. I, 2, 3. 4 CIwcr I0af'Ir'r 4 TnIvni SI'1ow 5, 4 IVIaIcf'up 2. 3 Spanish Club I. 2 TrinIzu, queen DIANE SPENCE EQ year nl C.H.S. Clnss Sz-r. 4 P4-p Club 4 IX'InIcoup 4 Hermosa, artist IDIS STRALEY 5'Q yvnrs ni C.H.S. C,A.A. I. 2. 5. 4 Chorus 5 Big Bvnr, Davie, clothes SHIRLEY THRONE 4 yvnrs ui C.H.S. Aflflllill EcIiI0r 4 G.A.A. I, 2. 5, 4 Oporvlin I.' 4 SM. Girls' Lvnguc 5 'I'aIc'ni Show 3. 4 To Pomona Trane, Bose, dancing SHIRLEY TUITLE 6 vvurs at TnIf-nf Show 2 Martha I AnnlmI Sinn' 4 NVnII Pnckvi Sian 3, 4 Pvp CIUI1 3, 4 Tut, wriling, animals . -. -.3 -,r J.. :.,, 2 I K .1 . ,, I , ,. ,, M . JIT,-.,i,, I 4 .,4 .,i K, V I A '-,,,j1, ,135 ,M I , .m,-,i,,- I 1' ?3:1.,,:if: .U i- Qy W f I 'm ' ff .f 13437-'3 My - 'f i2 L H5 f TN'1W i-1- M ' W F--Q V I559 'F 12. I, I 5 'H '.i.? ',,Y:gI, l' ,yr ' 'iff aaviviyf -4 ' l,S.t1,is. ,,.4.ia:I.5?iff:.' ' if Rf, ClI.I3IfR'I' XVIIITESIDE 'S yr-ms nl I-ur'Iiy .IRCIPH 4 Fn0fImII UA 4 FOQIIMII HBH 2. '5 IJPIIPTITIHH 4 HD,G.. goocl-nnhzrvfl MARIORIE XVOODFORD 6 ycnrs ul '4Ring ArnunrI EIiznI1c-III 5 AITIIFIIUQII IIN' NIQIIIH 5 TAI:-nl SI1nw I, 2. '5, 4 Opnrvliin I, 4 AnnunI Slant 4 XXIUII IY,ilK'Iil'I SIRII 4 CSF. I. 2, '5, 4 To Pomona nIVIurnyH I fu G zeze' PITIFR ARIVIITNDAREZ 6 years nl CIIS. Spanish CIuI'1 I, 2 To I.oy0Ia Smarl, ImsI1fuI JOAN VVVITER fr yr-urs nl fI.A.A. I. 2. 3. 4 HIVInrIIm I Horsvs. nite, energelic x 'IONIKO YOSHIYAIVIA 252 ya-urs ul CIIS. CIAA. 3 mI'unli,u Suwel. sinrvrv MICKEY FRANKEBERCER TED FI,IfE'IVV OOD X K ' 43 Vx N K K1 W I 0' I 21 -, 11.211 M .I 151- .I 45f5'Lf',fh1v' wi? 532 ravi ? HH- I 1 gf?-7 .W ITAA. -Iii' 3 ,. ' 'f,:'r,'gYf . 4 Y- wif., - 1 I I O lfUCLfCA ,..., 9 -vlan Greater and greater par ticipation in scloo activi ties tms been tim keynote ot ttie Junior rtass ttiis year From their tmeginning in seventh grade, it has been pretty obvious that this is an exceptiona Cass. wo Juniors, Ceordin Bunker and Jack Clarke tiact iead ing' parts in Tie Luc y Jade. Tile Juniors put on a wonderful nd tor t Talent Stiow. anti tile Ex ctwange Asst-mtmiios: every one rc-mem mc-rs Honey Bo Tin- Hllfforsn were we Jprosentec 'n nt etics, too. oomny Willis Homes, Bill Vvarte Christian, v e de ,Buzzy Rainor,C1ar es Leig ton, and Jim Vvnsrien were an outstan ing in sports. Time Juniors put on a Sweater 'n' Sock dance a to si e to mep raise money for the Junior- 5- 18 u 'Mi mal-A ii n'U'9 -- nb iw! wmv IJYFS. ,FOOIHHY Rnd tl. Clilfkl' f MQ' .4 , C I'-'wi . tl.. .- 1 1 1.11-ffm. S s WQ' gJ.- -. HA? . 2 ' f AN 4 nJ4'-3771 ' -D 4.-I .' 9 I --f-i.1 .- 1' 1 Senior Prom, which was a Biff., .P U 4 1 . ' - rl,-Q ., . ,H ffff- - -. ,tif ' 9 'rm . -'n' i'- 5 .- ' t-. 'U ,,w .' .. -,Y- ' perfect enfting for n tmappy - Q:-, Vvf :1?i?:f,fj'e .5 ,:fff'f'f 3.Aff',w.3i E TQZ- vI1i. 'f, 10..5J-f.:5- 3' .-+-A Q I , l V.,-Q. 1, ,- r- - . A 1 -'- ,,, - ', . ..-, . '-' -- L. year. 'F-.ip rf' s-1:-'-f'+f12Q:-saw 'W ' ' f':73'r74iv'3f-42-iii' 7'-f'f-- .1-1. T-'7..tI '-75 -.-'9':?'L w m ' l .. -usdlfrkkvrg, .Men is 1'1 :' i'.1i144':4 .. .'. 1 '- ii . L -on +1 wr-' , - I ' .-' iffy. 4.-iv -WM iw: t r A ,--.K .f oe it, . it - ' - ti- H - X-,W N f A M- X ..'iiL!4'twfL.' K 2 ALLAN AIVISBAUGH GERALDINE BARKER VIRGINIA BOOTH DELLA BOSTIC TOM BRADLEY X Q9- TAIVISON BREESE GEORGIA BUNKER BOB CARROLL HERBERT CHRISTIAN .IACK CLARKE i 4 -'Iv' VVINNIFRED CORSON BARBARA FREDENDALI. DALE FROST MARY LOU HEDRICK VVILLIAM IREDELL CHARLES LEIGHTON BARBARA IVIQBURNEY IVIARLENE IVIACFARLANE CHARLOTTE MESICK FRANCES MOCK O -1-V' f' Y, !-J fl BENNIE PARHAM EDXVARD RAINER IRENE RICHARDSON JOY SMITH ALAN STOVER JOYCE TARTER DOROTHY TAYLOR JANET THOMASON MIKE TOOMAY BILL NVADE 41 F5962-I JIM XVASDEN BOB VVELLINC- BIYITY MAE VVONG BETSY VVOODFORD DOLPHNA ZANG PAUL ROBBIE XVAYNE HUNT II. .,-A ,,X. -IZI IJ gxfw Y Q , K .I Lf, ,If .. III ' ' I :QI-.-7, II, . - K ' H- I ,I , , .I f -0 - I -. v .1 -II I f.,I 1-- ' III A' . I I I I - 1:97, INDIDIQ. urfgnlrr ,.1II.xM5Iibi,,A1 ,ws V. ' IIIII gl. 11 ,IM R51 I M, ,I ., II-fy ,I 'A .. ,I ,II - ,W - . -- H 4, A .',. I, f,-m Inc I - ,Vg-:gg ' In 1-1 'If Inj, n I ', J-y4,II II,,II11,,-WIIIIIIIII. LIN. MM ,C-,,J:'II ,, 1 ' ,.- 5 -III: : .1 ,I-II.' 11, g,f:J1, . 'IIIIy., M1535 I I . V - , A L5 M xi ,. rf' I' ', 'I f ' -2 N ,. ,A :ff I' 'ITIL M ' IJP'I'L'IIIL' Wm 5-N11- 139' :I ',' '7'I'IrS .'1 ' I I IJ'-:I CM-5 ' YP-I 7 .' J'Ff W6' 2 I 1' -'I ... II ffgn - -III':f LV! I .-f I f'1r L ' If If fII'I'IIIlfI II ' I- I IIIII I ,I I ify bl: KI ,I+ I I! '.I. . . I, I, , If -.:.I4I ,'f.,., X -.IcI:- . , IIMI1- Ii, IF. K f Nj I ' -gvI?12??4 I f. 'I'vSJ'5l1 I I I I I , 1. .JN -1 , J 5, I IIA. Y -,,-' -' Pres. O. Streich, and B. Binclcley sjmf ,41,e,,,,.1 'Vw al 'g r, f h e important last two At last they are ready or t os yearsl The Sophomores have gained experience in the past which will help them to he hetter leaders of the student body. This year Dunham, Smith, and Story showed great ahility in sports, while Frannie Cooke and Mary James displayed dramatic talent. Several other girls supported the Ensemble. Experts in many fields, they are l bl asset to Claremont High. sure to become a va ua e AfNk I I v.. s., 'ft' -1 Row I. J. Martin B Buran L D N' Afldcrson D ' ' - . ' L L?-Igath: BillupQ4gc?7g?aril B- g1'Sff PS- P- Ham N1 B F. Dining. F. Cooke. Aqorb, S. Hoover, B' xvltory, Row 2. -B enson, F Hale I ' mAG 'WBK Mmm 'uwwo 'UMW L' - M. H , Unlde, J. Hf1i,,,,,,,, KDS- 5. gIacMillQn B 'Z'313:. smut, N ,'3010.lSgcEn. T. webs, . B. . . elglton, M. Jo? ns o erts, A H er. I n , U L - Hrpcr' y unt R - ow 4. F. Chu, Nladsf-HIWE' mclcleyl Lawso E omez. L, Garrison' N.Slirc-icllg S- AHZIZRJ. gtfedherg, ' 'C S' - Lawrie' ' Ontreras ' N- North ' Yup, i i i is r i iiiiwi iwiiii ,fel 5 '02, 141 i X x?f,f'- .' , ' f Tift 1, ivpg,, 1 A5.gNiLuN42 1 a , . . - H i i i , l ,i . 4 afrvffidwf :.,a2j,.fa aA.' ri- twigs1x'i u51NauQHmkxr:fedM1ek1?miZm'hEH5XfM7 . 'rm W. If. A it -4-i .AIQCAOP5 Wei? Oh, th spirit. WO sld h - , ey really h I 2213 lgbnrlnara Scliirinllfeleaacigisosne Without Slii1rlSyaBc1tSOOrE d' immons, when the rest cings. or witlwout Sander isa Pcl?Oil1er Froqh gho A Oh time loot-ball team Wai anti lim Taleni Shoal Evevxethl air talents in the Opereu 9 Ei with tlie irosli G.A.A, t ' K Cfliors had a liarclftime Q dete - eams. Th h rminahon lo succeed which eirhclass lias Shown a I , rough the years- We Ope HWY Will car at Ff69llm8H Clasgi Th fy Pros. R. Liles, ancl B. Howell i 'llw P Bc 2 l Tnlwor Fl Ninclc 'M McKinney N. Hill, G. Gonzales Row I. A. Clic-n, .l. Smulr-rs, Patil f. . gss. .. , . , . . Row 2. C. Jolic, lvl. XVluilr-siclv, S. Bc-ally, B. Srlxrinli, S. Besson, P. Ruglm, l. Nlartinvz, C. Contreras. l... lcv Row 5. lxl. Xxynsllmrn, B. Suniplor, cg. Plurpliy, Nl. lmusk, P. Nnlicl, lvl. lryunn, .l. Row 4. Wvllilf, G. lvlnclscn Q N V ' ' li l A lw vz. Row 5. P. Hmlgcs, D. Riclmrlls. Gncicl' B. Ellison, S. lvlcfnrsun, D. Bnrllr-ll, D. XXlnlc-, R. Flrcornmr , .. rincnur . B. Howell, P. Xvliiilmin, D. Lili-S, C. Xvriglil, B. Cluylon. Row 6. lvl. lVlcAlish-r, J. lamcs, D. Clifton, J. Nc-wnmn B. Snnilf-rs, D. Simmons. maLing 604125 Tops in the Junior High, the cIass of '52 has made us notice them this year. This cIass contains many taIentecI indivicIuaIs who are I:JouncI to add to C.H.S.'s success in the next four years. Asa Bossonn was terrific in the TaIent Show, as were those cute 'Sippin' Cidern gaIs. Boys IiIie BartIett, Shanes, BIacI:, ancI Vvhitham are su.re to heat Bonita some cIay. Yes sir, hy the time these active CIaremonters are ready to Ieave their AIma Mater, they'II Ime a harcI hunch to forget. 4,3 Row I. R Haines, CInylnn, IIOncIrirIis, I-. Hunt, It-inn, A. Xvnglwr. I.:-1-, Row Q. Bryan R. Crook, E. BiIIups, IVI. Newman, I.. Ric'Imr4Ison, R, Irrl-cI1'rir'Ii. Row 3. I. XXIIIIIIIIIISUII, B. Bunirmnp N4 W1-Jlwrn. UnIr01I, IW. HonaI-wr, CImIIcc. B. GrnI', I.nniIr1-III, INInrlin, D. XVnIIcvr Row -1. IXI. I-nn1IiS, P. AuItmnn, IT. Zunign, Duran, .I. Gunznles, I, Anna, R. Torrvz, IXI. Ix'Iuxc' IJ. CNINIIC, C. IInIr-, D. Ice. Row 5. .I. Lawson, I Shanes. C. Angh-, II. Blm-k, R. XXVIIIIIHIIII, R. Dany F. IVIarv, XV. Besson. B. Chester. Row 6. J. Pvntcr, B. ITIoyrI, R. .IoInnson, G. Anderson, O. Vvutsnn D. I-Xml, R. BartIvlt, .I. IVInrtincz. Y. earning fAe pained Besides learning high' school routine, the seventh graders have proved to he promising recruits. Presidents Keesey and Madsen led these ardent newcomers in class affairs. They excelled in Jr. High sports and. as Pep Playersu and rooters, aided the varsity. They participated in a fine Thanksgiving assemhly, and their uRythmic Russians added to the Talent Show. Though it's been tough to he the youngest in school. they are eagerly loolcing forward to the future. vii ' fr, 5' ,LL Nz,-f Row I. lxl. lfoslvr, B. Rirlmrclson, lxl. lvlaxvy, P. fiomlchap, lvl. Hunter. G. Riclmiond, S. Balch, G. Riclimonzl, P. Norton, .l. Slrvirll, vli, Binrltlc-y, E. Yingvr, C. Nicholson, R. Coolc, .l. Bonham. Row xNYilSll!'ll, IQUIISVUIJ, tl. lTH'1ll'flllElIl, Nlllllllffl, Illllltln, CFOIYIC, HHWkln5 B. Bratly, .l. GIIAUIIIHAFSUU, R. Gonzalr-s, A. Tnrrr-z. Row 3. E. lxlurphy. D. Anglo, D. Whitney, N. Enlirlcl, l-. Salazar, D. Perri:-w, S. N4-fl. D. Roberts, D. lvlanlcvr, E. Rugli, G. Broolce, C. Gomez, Nxl. lzilffillll, XNVOIIP, Pl'HfSlJl1, -I. NAIOOCJYUTII, Joy. Pros. E. lxlnclsen, J. Kee-soy ' -1 115 -1-fl' .- lgft 8 ll' , X , x . ur- . bl . . -' 1 -- . - 4a.'ffyu-if , ' . , y if f . - -1' .-Q. .i - wi., fa. Y. . 1, -1- , .. .. ,I sz- .2 ' N, --uv. f-. 4. . 1 , .. M .. . Q A Qing? 5-',n1 ' Wf :jlflfQj'15i,-6349 'iL,15,'3-.f119-g,,-.7423 1?w'1f,,! im Ml' .aQffQ'WPg- . Q..- i'1Pfef?i'1-ii.. '1'f4-'12,'3' g p 'wig '-5, :...,'.-wrgg-,UE-1 -. mf, ' 'S-.1 1 1 .ir . 1. 4 f vel! 5' , -1- V - - --Q A 'i ii- ...Q ' r ', '. , Wi ' . QA i- w .--. --'..-,- . ,f .- - ' V .N - IU. Wy in .'.', s-fvi n. .Yli1lx-?.M1f a- rn .lwN'lW H 1 W 4 -'fafffg lW-.fQ.g-. v.f'1- fji :hw 5' .H--' '- ' rw- 5 1 V 4' -z, i . . V .Y mv, 1' -1 H'-' ' M: -y 1,-' 'P-.-ti -wf, '-r, ,'i -wifi :- ', 1- ', ma-5--'eww A 'iju: 'l1 l7' , A 'i-'af :7 Q 1-rf,-3 Jw Q3-4-..g, fifffhl fl- ri . 1 ,. , wi , 1 ' - H- -- VJ 1' W n V A gy: H in . I ,g...,,.s .,-....4,.-1-ff H ' - 'f. '- ' I? , - M- ' ANT: 'gm'-. '- . 1 , . Nm f , V -.. I . i s mf 4 L f'wl I ' , U Q X . Qli' 1' ' N fin , . 5 N-,-gn, . ,wmgyu . -1 iqiw. iv . Q1-,5 K, ,, I x -1' . Q V, 1 ,. A 2 kk r X I vi u I f 9 u A x 1 I. Y 5 w wi 4 . - X f- K ,ff lfr QA R . - ll- W .av .-.Z .- ., . - jails fx fl? I Jr .. 'f, fvf- LX fl x 1 L' 1 4' ' ft R s-' - -1 '14 f f11 1'112l 'r n 1 II .AJAOPQ G S When the day's worlc on declc is over most of Claremont High turns out for various sports. The success nf a team is not always measured by scores. In football we won our colors by receiving the league sportsmanship trophy. Cheer leaders, son leaders, and pep team all helped the year's fair ans rough sporting weather. Claremont also won the league basketball sportsmanship trophy. The baseball team played exceptionally well, and the spring season found that team the pride of school. individual traclc team members brought home medals, and the team as a whole malce a good showing. The Girl's Athletic Association participated in basketball, speedball, hockey, and baseball pla - days with other league schools. The Junior girfzs team avenged an old grudge by beating a Bonita team in speedball. Next year we hope to do lilcewise in football. ,ln-I I ILO K -A ii, Q. J. 1,. v . 31 1 1' ,- 5-15 9 f? 'H s r 5- k,,.m.' gary fAe man own x 4 . 'Qui D. CUNNISON M. GONZALES D. METZ End, Tackle End Halllmaclc . ,Y ---V 2... ,,,n1- .-9 .- 'JL ' ' ln., B. SCHRINK Capt., Guard Claremont 7 Si. Bernardino 7 Chino Football Ca 0 Bonita 7 Ctiino 6 Citrus 0 Poomo 2 Corona M. CAMPBELL Taclcle fn -o .,'. Opponents 0 ival 0 25 I0 54 58 56 ,Ll-. Coach Martin came up tliis year witlm a potentially good team which was proven in tlle first two games as Claremont overpowered St. Berna- dine and Cllino in tlie Tri-County Football Carnival. But starting witll tlwe first play of tlie first league game injuries plagued the team. Tllus as tlie season progressed tlie squad dwindled as more and more injuries laelell tl1e luclcless Paclc. ln ttle last tive games tlie laclc ol reserves told the story as tlie other Tri-County teams all defeated Claremont. Altliougli tl1e season turned out to be ratlwer disastrous tor tl1e Paoli, many ol tlwe younger lnoys gained valuable experience ttlat sllould pay' otl next year. 1 ll Q B. LILES Quartcrlmclc MR. MARTIN COHCII f' l ul a XA I' ' il I J. LANDRETH R. RATHBUN J, SANDERS Haltbaclc Tackle Tackle Quarterback 455 I B. DUNHAM Fullback r X Q ' G. WHITESIDE Center I Q ll' 4 1 I A ni 'A 'Aami E. HEATH Hnlfback Fullbnck smlf 3 J. WASDEN Guard O ..Lt'H ff 13 g . , M. TOOMAY A. STOVER End Center B. SANDERS B. WADE Guard Halfback C. LEIGHTON Hamzaclc -. 'J 1. 4 L 9 .. R. MacMlLLEN Guard J. CLARK Guard 0 1 J. ALBA End , -A- J 0 ...T lim .-up- ' W. HAMES End Fullback Y 1 fl I I B. MARTIN Hummel: E. RAINER Quarlerlzaclt D. SIMMONS Tackle 66 77 Z? Zloofdaf Row I. J. Wasden, W. Gaiten. A. Amsbaugh. B. Buran, D. Lawrie, H. Christian. B. Carroll, S. Mccarson, D. Richards, P. Whitham. Row 2. B. Sanders, W. Ireclell, T. Webster, B. Clayton. B. Kukhe. J. Martin, R. MacMillan. IH! - Lu :li ' 1-.13 . f . ' fu ,, -Daw, . . .1 .,. x f,,, P . . V , ,. .19-.v Y x ' 1 V 'rx ' ,.4'.i13fr' . xy 1 .JZ5 57 iid - rhf, K' QA. . A- 4 r . 'I ' 1 -invests. ' R , au! fAe gnu ine This year's Baslcethall season provided many surprises, hut it also had many a disappointment, as the team won only eight games while losing sixteen. The Pack started using the fast hrealc as the season progressed and they hegan to loolc very good, and although they still lost several games they were all close. ln total points for the season only 81 points separated the Paclc from their opponents with 768 for Claremont to 849 for the foes. High point man with 175 points, was Mike Toomay, followed closely hy Willis Hames with 1655 Boh Dunham was also in the 100 hraclcet with 106 points. 1 . . L-'VA'--'z 'i ' - 1 cl , fit' Row I. A. Stover, E. Heath. G. Whiteside. E. Rainer, B. Smith. Row 2. VV. Hames. M. Gonzales, B. Cunnison. B. Liles, B. Dunham, R. Rnthhun, D. Cunnison, M. Toomay, Mr. Hales. Top picture. Coach Hales, Capt. B. Liles, Mgr. M. Campbell. V v-.,, .. vi- '.S.'g 'Bf '- .. mx.. fit-QZL 'L' , ,. . If J X J X - 'aw . 5911 f. . I Q, ,, xii -., -i-. ' 1 I. . -- '- ' . ww V I 5 lg . . --Has- :. V 1' . 1- - .V -- i - . iw .-.1 1 I1 ,-1-qi .- ..' - Krim. fY1i'.4- ,,gg ,.i 'la A - ,mv . '1 , 45, 1-4 5, ,, , . , .- -3.1 zip .gg .4 ft W f' V .- f, ,. .1-.ca . 1. .- ,M-4-gg . 1,44 ,t , is L. 1, ,, ti- , L . -,..,..w,.i.gy .e,!!,,, . - ,, ., ,14. -J-4, 4,....1. , N .. , ,,., W. ., 1, M 1-AJ' -'P' H 1 '. ' ' ' ' fl -. WMTJ-1' 1. ' ' A' ' 1- .' -. ' - 5 v . ' '?.. -1-Ls 1 1' 1 V' ' ' ' . ' E' ' f ,.. ' V' 'V 'fi ' V H' ' 'ff .rfjil i N mg Q it fr , gig :E-5, ra' bij, ,zyf-.iff -PM U. ,--...ff'5'g-f- :ll V i..'5,x-535 3, :s...j, , '?2..m:?gv L ' H, , Ziggy . .th 'Mic .'.': 'Qijgwp P . Q Lf. me 1. Ara. gli?-1 M we C 0I Q6 C aremont Qpponent Covina Valencia Brea-Oiincia Valencia Chino Citrus St. Bernarciine accorona 5kFiiimore 'kpomona Brea-Oiincia Puente Avalon Calif. Jr. Rep. Corona Bonita Beit Garciens Chino Citrus Puente Calif. Jr. Rep. Corona Bonita Aiumni Pomona Tournament Q'9 i'11 , ,. y - 1 2-., 'xv ,J iv' fi ' 7 4 ,IIPF vga I I ' W was 52 kk . ' Y'f': '.'Qfp if YV my-I , I. , ' ' ' , P 'v- fi, 5' ' .fx--'.Q,-.'.f 11 - , 9- ,Q -f .Q 1- ., Q , , , 3.1, -.. - .f-faQ .i '?ff1 QF :il 'S :.mm,:a.fav'+2migmwwziwmmiwiimgmiuf,HI...'mrw.f.gm1n:r.n..?.a:f..ar. i' f- , t B BASKETBALL Claremont Qpponents 20 Covina 25 51 Valencia 25 I9 Brea-Qtincia 25 57 Valencia I8 24 Chino 51 20 Citrus 22 I8 Fremont 56 I9 Brea-Qtincta 25 28 Puente 68 15 Avalon 23 28 Calif. Jr. Rep. 25 17 Corona 57 27 Bonita 55 55 Beit Garctens 54 I8 Citrus 49 27 Puente 52 28 Corona 54 20 Quarterback 23 O I I ,A,,, ' Q ri Qow I. B, Sanders, R. Jotmsnn, B. How:-tt, H. Ctirislinn. Row 2. D. Clifton. I. Wcdburg, D. Lawrie, I. Smith, WV. trcciclt, NN. Montgomery, J. Vvascten, IQ. Russell, Mr. Hales. . Artr Hr ,. ,. ' ,,- i , ,N - r . 'M ,, ., ' x X , ,rf . T if .' ' ' ' '. ,, ' . , , 'S 'air- ' 5f?f?,,'V,f3f -'M 55 , . B . . , f . . . - l . , . -fi., K . '12-' Q, f-.M I a .r Q,-.' t,,'. v W2 ,a '. 3 .y:1..,!' - 5.,,u, id- H , ' . ri 4 if it . - nf , , ii., k. - 5 . A . V. 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Leighton, D. Metz, T. Bradley, G. Vvhiteside. Row 2. Coach Martin. E. Rainer, ' B. Smith. VV. Homes, B. Dunham. B. Wade, M. Toomey, E. Heath. ' Min in ur Said The 1948 eciition of the Wolf-Pack track team had a successful season with the members adding many medals to their collections. Coach Martin certainly has reason to be proud of his boys this year, and we know that he will have a hard time finding another team quite like them. :W-n -f, 7 -'-,:..,1 b -'Q , 'u .. f 5... , .,f4 - 1 r nk nz' .. 44... - vv I. B. Duran. B. Howell. T. Wedberg, D. Leighton. Row 2. Coach Martin, T. Webster, J. MacMillan. .. B .!..,.,, .-H..-- 'M 1 . V 1 - I , ..-+- rv- L b . ,,- 3 ' 'J ffigx, Marlin. 6 7 6 7 all 6 l aC Ky ffl' K 15 - ' . ,...: ,E ' .J'+5 ' ,g. -V. ,. . ww. ...,.. A - ...-...QM-4, . 3 - , ... . h ,K .- A 4 . A . --- u' '.uu'flb'2a.nf 'A' be - ' ! . .ww , I . at .43 . X . 4 ,.y-f---- gs.- - -4 i . Q ' A f . . . --..ix ' . 1 fu' f .'-.- - Q. we 16 ' -F 1 -- f ,.. . s. 1 1' ,M X . - ' ivy xi M, . ,, .' a 1 V' ', !v.' Row I. D. Richards, R. Rattitnun, B. Srtlrinic, NI. Gonzales. B. Liles, J. Clarke, H. Christian. Row 2. E. Rainer. B. Dunham, J. Landreth, B. Nlonlgomery B. Smith. G. Nviiitesicie. Coach Hales. Row 3. I, Smittn. XM. Hamas, XM. Irccieli, E. Heattl. LIO Ogff, LP CL Cll' ' ' J l O Tile Vvolipaeii nine openeci time season witiw a smashing 26 to 2 vietory over Cali- fornia Junior Republic, only to Cool off anci cirop tiie next two games. Tiien they returned to tire win Column witti time defeat oi Avalon High in a silort tive inning game that was railed tmeeanse oi rain. One oi the high points of the season was tile Parties 7 to 6 vietory over a iiigiwiy rated Ciuaiiey team in the Pomona Tournament. This win piaeeci time team in time second rounci oi the ctiampionsimip turaricet wiiere they were defeated ivy a strong San Diego team. gf ,K 1 lx yr.,-' tuw- it - T 1. 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'L ' 41' o' ' 7' 'fi-A f-if-Y' ' S X 4 llbfff v X J 1 'EX 41 -v. X I 0 R. D- C lmnisonl S i ff Nw. B. can 'xx nisoh D Lawrie. R 1 Johnson V ' N R , oss. if gx xx' r Ms, .1 9, xx I . I air! flmfdaff Badtefzaff i unior i Nothing much has been heard or seen of the Junior High in sports, but weunclo know that they have macle a pretty good showing this year. From the looks of things you are going to furnish the school with some swell teams, so keep up the good work. The reputation of the Alma Mater is going to depend on you in a few years. W-1, l?,,eFY ,. -,Y,..Y YH - V,YY YW- -- -A---JV.--N. Y- ---V g-. fr W -. .-- - - V .W -:Ulf -I-7- W-W X1 1, ,Y r 1 -Q Q.. gf? -A . Q 5 V 1 Q Q ' fag W' 5 r .- 1 ' -bb 1.4411 ..L..,, N - 51.164 Xanga! Spaorfa fwq ,ml , V, . iii? ' . '41 . 1'1ny'rT,. fu ' , . ' H I ' I I I f if .b N ' 'W' C C 'A' BQ QD Row I M Campbell. A. Stover. C. Leighton. R. Raltxtmun. B. Liles. M. Gon zaies. Row 2. J. Alba, B Martin G Whiteside J VVnscton E Rainer M Toomey, D. Cunnison, J. Sanders. Row 3. R. 1VincMiticn, J. Clarita. B. Cunnison. D. Metz. Row 4 A Amstmuzix I L1n trctti NV Hames R w 5 B Smitti, B, Dunham, E. Hcntil, D. Simmons, B. Sctirinic, B. Sanders. xS7A0l Q 6lil 0! Tile Lettermanis Ctutx got oft to a great start tiiis year wittt a Beat Bonita ctanrc wtiicii was very successiui. Time Lettermanys Court wiiicti was organized at ttie beginning ot time year to iieip keep law anci order timrougtmut ttie srfiiooi was tteactect imy President Rex Ratiiimun. Under ttw soviai Chairmen Bot! Liles anrt Sriirinit. time Ciuim piannc-ct a tmig Carnival in May anti iooitf-ct torwarct to initiation in lite iast montii ot sciiooi. 51 Slap piril Allllougll foollmll anal Imslxellnan had many clisupgminima-nls. HIC Pep Temn lcepl up llle morale of ille team mul llle Student Body willl ilu-ir ellllulsiuslic Cheers and songs ll'lTOlIQll0llt llle year. l.4-udcrs. J. Nlalhison, O, Bryan, N. Towne. Row 2. Nl. V llvclrick. B. Kunklr, B. Vvhiling, S. Bosson, B, Sclnrinlc, A 4 U, Bunker. T7 Row I. H. Jaeger, M, Rich, B. Burke, C. Clifton. L. Slraley. Nl. Bmner. Row 2. S. Tuttle. Row 3. D. Steele. M, Mncfarlane, J, Thomason, B. Xvoodforcl, M. Meredith, B. Fr:-clonclnll, .---?f-7--A-- -- - -Y A V ,tw-x-1 W VA U A - .A - Y - , ' ,. 5 V, .1 spghg. :I-af-...x:,4,, ' .. Y I. t r '5' 'f x . I 1 - .0 1 CJ M. Fuller, T. Bren-sv, C. Nh-sick, S, 'Ivlll'0lH', V. Booth. B, McBurney. ff . 4 as . . . . X , . . N x fx ' f2f'z.fi7X1f 1.P2f'g.,Niff- 4 Qgjg-.1p4f.,.1r'f-G.. .g- gffiff, X-4.-P L . . 1 u - 1, . ,- . .. ,, . I -, .. .. , . -.5 , 4:::1f.w.'qj,t .fIi, Y.-Efle-'E we -w .F 'Hx .IFKV-1n3 A?.v'f J,g,.vr 1?1L,iLe,fQ5fYai X,',fE'1b-5 ,.I.,11.,4'n,.L- .r-'QQ fj:13.'g:-yi-.iv -THVN if , '. X11-1.x . .L,.: We W.. 'M 'I ' S. Y 3- .1 F 2 3 -9' ' f .F V if-3 ' . , e 41-12 Q, .w - A N ' .,jv'.:5i.v1'1,'. A.'mi,'.i yer Z-.-:.' '.E,:w:e'.,gg,'-.:.Qf', '.' .'..v'L NP'-'1 ' 1 f - - ,. ,,,, 7 wr Y g Y Y Y - Vrlrtv--Y--P-iv-w-wr 'T' T'-' - L ff:- , .,,-- TY- 31 , D X' ' A , . ,. V. L,,'Af-4'-xfj, 1 .. ,,.v' ng ,, . 'H ' m.u ,.:- L:-Q' - ' N L s J H f, ,I'N1,-'QQ r .J 1 1 4. I , M A X, , NWI Q1 1 . H... 1 Q Q XIV l125:e1 !'4'f.fgN ' a.. . rife Ffe-gr-i, -Witte-l8V1!9f2!?5'!9!Q,'fEQv+f3i-Film1f?5:.f5?:6.wm .... .K+-..,..,...,..-Ju., ---A-.r if li' 1 xl.urg.irvt Ann l II f-ln-suli-nl it , L-:fu .Rx 1, . f k, -tg, . i ,fldl lT', g'f lg QV f .w V I 1 .1 - fur- 'ff--fe' ' ' w i514-'1PiT: F.'Ui1 .1 L 'll PT we SATB :Khan The G.A.A. has had many an exciting game this year as the lour teams played oll their interelass games. The .luniors proved themselves the mightiest, hut the other teams made a grand showing. Under the leader- ship ol the president, China Fuller, the organization Carried on according to tradition, and we are sure that the large turnout was partly due to her bright, friendly personality. i 'Fw i w I B XX ctt' Ct V B it B. Fr:-nts-mtntt, B. iVtrBurnvy. Row 2 F bi it XXV. CKUFSOH, PHTIIHHI, BUHICPY, txlCSlCk. Ctnss Captains: Ni. Bnmer, Seniors: G. Bunker. Juniors: F. Hate. Sophs: H. Parriiia, Frosh. M. Bruner was also Manager. a The tirst ptayctay ot the year was hetct at Citrus Union High School on Nov. 5. We didnyt do very weit, the Seniors tosing to Citrus, the Sophs to Citrus, and the Frosh to Chino. The mighty Juniors saved the ' day hy heating Bonita 26-25, thus avenging the toothati team. U! . 'lp' 51 .SEQQQJ -lr V 'fs' , r Row I, B. Xvoocttorct, VV. Cnrson, B. Frr-ctenctatt. B. MCBurney, C, Nic-sirtc, S. Bostir. Row 2, Parham. Bootti, Ntnctc, Nl. Ntartartanc, G. Buntwr. The speefttoatt ptayday atter being postponect because ot rain was finally tietd at Corona. The Juniors. wt1o seem to have a habit ot winning. were tile only victors trom C.H.S. at this ptayrtay, also, Captains: Manager-S, Alba Junior--VV. Colson Sopti-A. Harper Frost:--S. Besson Senior-M. Meredith ..HOCLOg Zitifegdy X u I xx Q tuna ' 4 1 . 'E ,. r X.. -41. .. ' Q- 5.2 . S -MA... Row I. M. lfuttvr, B. Carautinc. Row 2. B. Burke, D. Stn-Plc, Nt. Brunvr, xx a A Hnrpvr B XX lnhng I Darlm on Nt. Mcrcdittl. Row 5. J. Wlittcr. N. Towne, J. Mattxison, H. Jacpvr, Rnw 2 IW lotms B Bath A Grax B ku He S. Throne. 66 wt . , A in . H' , ,. fr? j . -I . H . l ' I ' I I 21 . M . . E tt 4 0 Captains: Junior--C. Mesick Senior-S. Throne Mgr. I. Darlington Soptm.-B. Bath Frost:-G. Gonzales Captains: Svnior--B. Caradinc .lunior-B. Parham Mgr.-A. Harper Frosl1-Nl. Dunn Soptn-Nt. .lollns ennid -01 f .57 ? 'ft 'if i i A 'tt-rv Lal ' Bi 59 -ii . 1 'fha' ,W an ll i 'ily --4.4. 4-. gr 11 xr 'fs L-. tif we-fw 22 '-1 his fs 74, .. , Q' .5 'K' Row I fi Bunker F Nl li B MB P B . . . . . oc, . . c umcy, . 0 cy, . runer, G. Gonzales, J. Hill. Row 2. li, Hnlv, B. Freclenclall, D, Steele, l. Darlington, Nl. Benson, Nl. ixlcn-clilli. The girls who went out tor tennis this year were . lcept very busy, tor in actclition to their other activities they had to practice twice a weelc, it they wanted to y stay on the team. They were managecl hy Delores Steele. who saw that everyone came out, ancl Miss ! Collpath, who triecl to improve their serves, lobs. ancl clrives, They lxegan practice earlier than usual this year ancl hy the time spring rollecl around they had a promising team. At this time they matches with the vliri-county l..ea,que schools and playecl surprisingly well, clespite the size ot our school. ivlanagcr-Delores Steele M 'TL - fi .f5fi'ff 1 fx- , XY , ,A -its W X . -'.f3 g ' f '.'f KJ N-J ' 2 , 5 ,V 3 ' W Q. 1 ..'.a1-N , sw ,. ' , ,, v., , . - it . ' ' - , ix' L.:,L4i?- Y.-EH, -3:21, 1:5 5 ', ,gui ' gl 1'-5 45,1 1+ E .fu n-- w -.,.,r'g ,-H2-W-5. -. ujwxag if g, 4 'Q . fi! xi 'X , 'Y I i 1 1,2 4, lwuigli , P , ' -wr' 'M P 1 'u1:Wff?T f f Il i frfhg g-M ' ... 1iiLr4.:8 ' N' 'i , a. . ti 'fi wi ' H ' +'1 ' r ' ' 1 - ,,.-., ,..'f1Y f ' H 'si . : 1 F ' !'e'1i.' 5f .tw-fill 2 4. -if , -Y? .Q rf. ':,i',iI. In 'S -1--s n f ' W' f 'W - ' ' W .. I .1 1 '- ii's:m1e.g14ieZfBere,.:m- rv 'fr .- , J' 1 .ml .M 1 bm? . ji, . pi lnvg ,NWI f w 4. w , -H1 .15 , . 'Q X., ,I .N - A Ne! 1 'IVY - I ' 4 Ii X ,+ 1 'vi A . ' , I 1' ' . ,X 2 -'I .4 gi m, 4 X 1, .,b iN AQJ R I -F93-5, X .'1. -'fm 5s 1 1 w 'XT ' ,E s'- . l A 'M 1 f ' in .,m-nf , .., P Hi: f , . Y wiv 5 71 , , 4 Y .,,. I i . .g , ., .xi ,151 QU H . i ' . Q .SZCMPQ U X It takes more than brass polishing and swabbing decks, even more than sports to keep the sails billow- ing and the ship speeding ahead. When the day's work is done and our craft is made ship shape and secure we enjoy extra-curricular activities. School nganizalions put power and variety into student 1 e. The Girls League painted and decorated, while the G.A.A. and Lettermen's courts kept order on hoard. The Annual labored hard perfecting the ship's log while the Wolf Packet staff recorded the events and provided amusing commentaries on the weeks events. Drama, Talent Show, and Operetta provided bright entertainment for the passengers. The lights were bright and the decks gaily decorated for several large and a few smaller dances. The Girrs League and Christmas dances reminded us that this was really leap year. The sound of music and laughter was heard far across the water at the Letterman's Carnival and the Stu- dent Body dance, which culminated an exciting election week. The voyage through' '48 was light- ened hy these hright moments. I' YY D181-4 l f----func-'wwf ls N K 1 AF.. .A , uk ,V ..?1g,'77 ' V -,K , k.. X I A 45, ,J K ., - 'V I., - ' .qu- X' . Aa .- .- ' ' ,HU .g V - W- 1 fx. 'pf-N w Us .1 U' 1 ' x 1 1 r' x . . A , . , 'fm f . 31+-51. VA wt V- .H , L , ' . . r ' ' X K , ' i N 41 ' y .u ' qv' svtfai-'35, '1-.- ' 1 ! 5 1 1 . A p vw-. 1 l if uc 'gin H I 1 I ' N .. '- 'J 'Q' L 'Y . E' ' . ' 4 ' A r ', ' , .fs N ' fy ' N. ' ' 1 P ' I Wa . :J . ' J 4 ' ' r ' , ' , . ' . . rf' 1 ' ' Xi W- v ' , -, K Y in I N A r A W ,- ,Qfgw 5 . 1 , , I fi? Q L 'Jr 5,59 J f :,X'2fL81. ,, ,fu N I 'bsjri - A A 11, '31 H rf, 1' . I Z! ,r,1cAuL,qw. .U ax l ' A V .gk K - ld' Rig'-4 ia- VT 'S l - , '. - X , . , -. 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Here it is . . . it's yoursi fi ' '2-Kflxiu - 5 f?iy':41N'- . , w 1' i u ei , f W gil F .J IV! 5 ,gf A y. Q' Jig. A T ,Z fi.. 4 I LMXJ W ig,-4, 2, 51 , ,ui,1i'QC:'.g is 'tu 'Jin if 1 vu 'il jig tv-yZ'lU,. V trim.,-,Q 4, ' gi 5-gl'-N! M a - i 9 f ,su Q I IP' if ' L n V 1 S 'fume' X, Breimd' .- , -j M' Pais. V B005 ' I I ..f .pt f x .gt . I --:v K XN-Bogsdn ROV' 2' :- a ' H 'C I 5 Hitt.EY2YR':titsun. S' oo ii., '00- ' . ' 4 A ., H PM Cheri: A. Gun' 1 N It N V YAonlQ0mS:Y'PSm5bBug I 3. B' Futief- ' Xblofbalor Heanek Cugmiwn l . Ach. Y?,gt1Lne!. 5' was SAG 9510? The u48u Wolf Packet, edited by Bin Montgomery, kept in style with the new look this year by coming out in printed form. This was what we have been dreaming of, a newspaper that we not only want to read, but can read. Bill had a large, capable staff, and in spite of crowded working conditions they turned out a swell paper every two weeks. Here is our vote of thanks to all of them. 151mg jke QI' 15, QCL ue Under tlie Ieaclersllip ol Pliyllis Paige, time Girlys League Imas Ilacl a lull year. In February it pre- sentcfl a lormal prom witI1 a luturistic tI1eme. The two projects wI1iCI1 it Iwas unclertalien are a fifty clollar Imoncl for time Uavicl ancl IVIarQaret Home and tlic recleroration ol tI1e girlls lounge. Time girls ol the I IIN- ,I-Iv H II- I1 I I I ' I1 ah. I ,Aiea sr 100 imc an equa 1 ance in expressing t em selves t rougm tie Girs League anal with t e fx! A I excellent Ieaclerslmip tliey Clioose, it will Continue to Ommcv I ,nmnmon P PMP B ,WBHWV P ctonvy lie one ol tlw Icey organizations ol tI1e sCI1ooI. Y ' LIL 'AY if-7 J I I ' , .f. , -- ru t . . ,L-,'.,, ,Q 4 -IPP' ' ,-,rg 'rw Ig'-,'. ., 1 ' I 'ifw-wx '.w-eq., . -. ,, AA .IM-fy -4 .Im ,. , ., Q ,, . , , V. c, ., I , , :Q I-A fu, .,,,: mn- z.. ' ., V: I ai,-.-III M 1531 -- 1- E:---'- -I ,wg 37.- 'uI,1T I f., ',,w.w--'..r.-'fi - .. -iw f-11. 1' 'fir- ' I II, ifl ., I f w e -:F vw m ira ? -w w f I:- 'rw-I 1 p:Sff:'- li l ff- -I 'gflvf ' i 'q,: ' 1f-J -' If if' 'ff gif, efifg if ,'1- P'I,1 i,,Z1-IEW :,JI-- 1-sfi+11fif?w'wIIITj.Mf JIM: I iifzfsilfi' ,f I--A -2 -3 22 1 11 , 5,-1a3'7+:P'wI 1' M W. U ' v w ugh sk -1-.-7.-...1- : 'O Q 4 -is - 'T lil'- .L .-..-nc. wah- 4 Y .-1.... 'L! -il l . ,. I aft: ' V Lt, l ,I-' Wjkj ,.-:,,.-'-.f 1- l 'a:'3?1 ..-.mr 2 1v.'127351l ml. . ' 3 . . ,T..M,l -t .. my W Scaled on steps. N. Anderson, E. Rainer, D. Cunnison. lVl. Fuller. J. Sanders. Standing. l. Darlington, H. Clirislian, B. Fr:-rivnclall, R. .lnlinson E. Nlurpliy, M. lVlcAlislc-r, S. Neill, E. Yingcr. M. Hunter. G. lvlurplmy, T. Bri-r-se, B. XNliiling. IQ Claw Tlie Red Cross Council, witli tile aid of Mrs. Williams and Mr. Arrington, bas been very active tliis year. Time members raised eiglity-live dollars by contribution. Tlmey gave seventy-live dollars to Pomona College veterans for playground equipment lor time cbildren. Gifts were also presented to Casa Colina, Los Angeles Grtllopaedic Hospital, and Tlwe Cliil- clren's Home Society ol California. The sewing class made two dozen outing liannel lcimonos wlliclw will be distributed in Claremont by tile visiting nurse. Herbert Cliristian and Bob Dun- bam lxave been elected by time Council to attend time national convention in San Francisco wllicli is meeting on time west coast for time first time. I?t Zgficlge 0 ,Honor This year the Schoiarship Society has again heen an important part oi schooi life, with Mr. McGill, the new advisor, helping to keep up the oid stanciarcis. Uncier his guiciance severai meetings have heen Marjorie Vvoociiorci was eiecteci presicient ior the first semester, the other officers, heing Prisciiia Coffey as vice-presicient and Tom Russeii as secretary-treasurer. in the seconci semester iviarjorie was again eiected president, Anne Lee Fiicicinger vice-presicient, anci prisciiia Coffey secretary-treasurer. The group is aiioweci one ciay of ahsence from schooi for an eciucationai iiieid trip. in former years the Society has iet this privilege pass unnoticeci hut this year the memhers ciecideci to taice advantage of it. They feel that it is a traciition which wiii become iiirmiy estahiisheci in future years. it has heen an eventiui year for the Society anci those who are ieaving it ieei that future memhers have something to iooic forwarci to. x '3' ... L. -sn... . A- '- if -T-. 4541-' Tw A 'U A ::5-fgndz F- .v f' ' - exif v , h -1 ' -fr.-l.L.....--i Nz V H. Row I. Mr. iVicGiii, B. VVooriforri. C. Mesicic. H. Jaeger, B. M. Wong, P. Ham. M. Woociiord, M. A. Fuller, F. Cook, G. Bunker, A. Gray, I. Breitner Fiicicingcr. Row 2. B. Frcrienciaii, M. Macfariane. A. Stover. J, Wasden, C. Leighton. B. Cunnison, R, Rathhun, T. Russell, J. Sanders. P. Paige: i . Yflnlnson. A gz. ,' FQ . X. .syig In 1 It f , 3,45 rl 7 ' 'i f'-I ' ' I . .,,i .si f N - x . ,L i V . 5, 1-.yi . . .. . Z. . P f . 4 r . . .. . ' 'fe' if' - ft' 41 .- - :-' ' .. -4 ' if - i-' :V 1 .- ' ' if X ' fi i ' uBi.g,kLQ '761, . -if..15-111ff+2Jiimf.ifiii4i 4.:i.,mfZE1,.,:T.iT.s'nJ1xf nfs r-,m.4i.1, yPi'tf.l.,i33iit. ,-z..x:- ws::r,.u, ::..-ainnulffh.. 7..ki'rL. we 4 -f M55 OPGJQI' of tke The Mechanical Drawing class has turned out some beautiful worl-: this year. 7.52 1 ,,4.v- , , X i , :731 e,!!m . l These boys will certainly have some splendid things to keep from their Wood Shop class. f 7 .fb . 'f I Q f ff 'rfb ,1'hf'3,' 13 ii' ,l A, A, p X ,iv 2 . I '- 4..,g...3,', If-41' X V 'hx .F , I. K . '51ifiJ:5fiWleiE5!mpiu'l1-1'-'-2- 'H 4 1 ' ::'6a.Lbv.: o .Ia x a f pn me Just watch ttiese young Chemists as their curiosity gets tiwe ivetter ot ttmem. iviaytme tiie iauiiciing wiii stiii be tlere next year. Vvatcti those egg txeaters, A X '-- 1 girist Ttwey might get away 'P 'A'- trom you. Fine iwomemaicers t you would be without noses. 'Q Y -in-ft' f fr -4 W , X' . :xt-vi xRL1'.' Y 1, ., gr . .fffgw -1 , , tt'fg,'-fi .1535 ,sjw .la A. .hi . X W . .,lN.. ,tm . W. J.. ..g , H .5 . ,. ..'!qk.. .. , .. :IH fr'-:wi i ' if ' 'Qrqgjti -if- i'jf'j:'. -'-A g f 4-1.11--FM, gy. '::,.qp1 f- . . eg- - ,,q'x, - .K ' V ' , 1, . ,, ir' .1 of yy. . ip , - , rt 1 ylj . .M1:n-ui' ,N V A L , 1-is-M: :um 1: 1?f'1j,-'Expt '-2 . ,,, ,,.- ,,- ,I , ig.. K' A A 'His - H4 t'-uLl'T'ff5f ' rw 1 .ft :. M1 '+'G4it', '13, 'HV 'ggfiiilmi ,:,l1.44:es'5i:-.f. fs?-A ' u w i 12' 'L7H'HI1 M , 'la' 1. fb .- t f xd' f 15 - ' -mt tg, ,. gi., V4.1 m f ' H' 'L' W. t' ':.. - '.!,f,f if . 1 '. 'ti ' .4 I - ' ' rv ' fy-a,1.'-Q I ' 'L ' -5 .- -in 'P'-L, 1.L'.5' f-5 - -3 .,jq 't-,'1-, , lf 1.'f.'i: if fj f.:12-Q'-,ff 1q: t .t't-. - '- ix.3'i 1 if fg,gg,g', V wh 3 me sf H 5' -' We certainly hope that a tot of good results will come out of all the noise these typists are making. is -- .- Sewing machines wtiir, the cloth is guided by nimble fingers, and the result? The New Look! F1 495 ' IICY E Row 2. E. Madsen. C. Gill, C. Ryerson, S. Neff. B. Kuthe, D. Manlcer Aullman, M. Bruner. R. Frecienriail. N. Billups, N. Wedherg, G. Bunker Miss Ruth Nelson. The musical Ciepartment, under the ahie direction of Miss Alice Corheil and Miss Ruth Nelson, has put on a grand show this year. The Chorus put on the sensational Lucky Jaden. and the ensemble contributed to assemblies and other outsicte programs. The orchestra gave an assembly program at which four seniors received orchestra pins as a rewarct for four years of faithful service. Both organizations were represented in the Tri-county Music Festivals. X i ,N 4- .N . . . X Q ,. N x -' if!-ful mr' lisiil'-Ti' -ily, 'A 1511571 f ,-1 'vw- 2 H. ' if . V... ' ' ' ' - .. -J'.4f-.w 'W Q A 6 E ,-fr I' ' Q. .J .. gf-F' ig 1- - 'K L2 -Q V -5'-E ,gf ,R-, .ffvf f ' s.g?':':' . ', , .J -51,3 '5 -.- f 1f1..i,. ' . '- - Q., -,-1'3 -1:1 - 1 ' H - if 1 ff . -i . . -tvffill: 1 . Rf . 1 ,L . ,1,.. M.. far,-i:- r - .i,,g,,m...r QQ AQ, H ,M ' .4 L, kr 4 un 1 '-fl' Q U- ff. 5' -1..f.- .- 3, ' ,I::f'1lg3'I,. :'g. .,,,g.:.4 , Ev nwinhgg ' m g w V- j V.:-. ' 'Nz'-' 'L ',' .1 . w '- 'f -. s -1 .'- r.1'- :.- , 1. -V i' -fl, vw r - M., v 5, ..,. -N E .A ,M V- . rim, .v 1. - 5 . ,g .1 e-.wg fs ,, - ..x -- ivy-,Lv -1 .,n - -3,7 K. r ' f -. .4 f 1 1- H-I ., 3 .1, - L' fa- -'r u as 'i- f-:H 11'-WMFH. 'L T .iliv in Mc-55'f'TL':.-'Fi1a'1f-15-frmW -ff' 7.5723 'Ei-wifi'-Ia... km,-. . -,v. rm.-r 3 Quik? ' , . , . ff s-,, . 4 . - .. . ,-:-- 1- vi, is . .X I My ' f. ' -' pm. - W ,, ,. .... xx 2. . 4 . ,. , , , .. AU., , ' . .L - 'M , , , . ' f -. :., ,.. -1: M.- x Row I. E. Billups, H. Jaeger, C. Pearson, N. Enfield. B. Martin. C. Hale. H. Runsvolci. B. Black, A. Wagner. C. Mare, M. Landis. Row. 5. P. P. Paige. D. Ford, M. Campbell. R. Bartlett, Story, J. Shanes, 'vw-vcd: -1 rmfflil 1- . .g'..q . '.1-'?',-, Ja! ' ' - ' . 'vm .,.,. .. 1 wi 0 , D r ..-w Clzanfeya Row I. L. lcc, B. Kunlcle. J. Fleming. M. Benson. N. Billups, F. Hale. B. Ballm, P. Beggs. T. Breesc. M. A. Full:-r. Row 2. R. Conlreru. S. Alba, P. Paige. M. Hunt, M. McKinney. M. Lcaslc. M. Tale, F. Dunn. M. Jolrns. B. Vvlriling, S. Besson. Row 5. D. Nlclvlillvn, T. Vvelssler, T. Bradley, G. Vvllitcsirle, B. Howvll, B. Clnylon, l. Gnrier, B. Carroll, J. Allma, B. Honalcer. Row 4, J. Nlarlin, lvl, Bruner, G. Kurlz. M. Day. A. Harper, B. Frcclcndull. S, Flocll, D. Bc-vilaqua. M. Dunn, B. Nlartin J. Hill, F. Coolcc. L. Garrison, J. Witter, D. Cunnison. A. L. Flicldnger J. Clarke. l. Brcilncr. L. clcldapp, M. Whilesiclc. G. Bunlccr, M. Wmdlord. P. Ham. lvl. A. Fuller, M. Vvoocllorcl, S. Bosson, l. Brcilner, F. Cooltc, F. Hale, B. Freclcnclall, B, Nl. Kunlclc, J. Fleming, G. Bunlcer, M. Dunn, P. B1-ggs. N. John S. fr.. ,'-..' I U . wi' A Kd ' . ,5. l ry -5 ma Lg-1.e.' Trl-.ff E. it-.di For the first time in several years Claremont was alnle to present a delightful operetta. Under the direction of lVliss Corlmeil and Mr. Sisto The Luclcy Jade was given in March. It was a gay story of the old South. The individual performances were given with exceptional slcill and the choruses were tuneful and colorful. The production was con- sidered a remarlcalmle musical achievement hy all who saw it. I 6i7Ae o!lucLg Jaclev Temple Priest La'el - - Guion Drummers Downs ' Mrs. Courtney Liza - - - Nancy - - Jeanne ' ' Col. Vvaverly Herlnert - - Bill - - Ted - - John Endicott - Mary Ann Courtney Fanchon - Mr. Courtney Horace Ferguson Sheriff - - - 5 - - Don Ford - - - Shirley Throne - Bill lvlontgomery - Harriet Jaeger Nadine Towne Dino Bevilaqua - - Phyllis Paige - Margaret Ann Fuller - Marjorie Woodford - Martha Lee John: - Diclc Cunnison - Gilbert Whiteside - Bill Howell - Bill Martin - - Joe Alba - - - lnga Breitner - Georgia Lee Bunlcer - Lawrence Garrison - - Jael: Clarlce - Rex Ratlxlwun e i ee'crs 'fiiii: ng.. 1'-. f ,,., e, . it ,. ,Y i ,e Q 1 5 Jfff' 4, ,,.,,,, - 1 il 125 - L 5 ' 6 Q' A . I , A i ' :J fag. 3 ' A 'ie f rw I . A Wf- --fr e'-ff : 4 ALM' ., .- . wifi, r' , v than i ' -A .. J.. ... i....,L..a i sz.. .. is t. If 1 m...w2v ml 1 if gnferfainmenf A We started the year with a very inspiring assembly, using the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse as a challenge for the future. This was toiiowed by numerous entertaining programs There were movies and severai exchange assemblies. The exchange assemblies were iots ot fun since they gave us a chance to see our Tri-county sport rivais from their best sides. Then, ot course, there was HHurricane Tommy Tucker who gave us free of charge his famous hurricane imitation for which he received an enormous sum of money. Each class was responsible for one assembly per semester and we were all pleased with the results when our classmates surrendered their talents to the public eye. 5. 1- 4 I J tl All right, so this is a double exposure. We thinic ' it is cute and it certainly makes for a different effect. hav E 'x -x .gif A.-: , :-. .,,'. it gf' f- :V LQ - .. Al h F.-yi, U hilt.: gk' Ji.-173 I A 1 i s . f x A il' N Y ',Lc.l!.lFEr'i' -rg. . :z1r' 1,.fl.,.e.ss1f , ...J 2.3. Vx: ,. N 5 fe -3, A- yr. ft M.. . . . , .,f,1. , 'WSJ' e it :NU I Saignr if ornlailae rrhe Senkns Mnrhwlihe dance season widilhc HS0lHh American Way , followed lmy the Yvolfpnclccls' Christmas Bail at which Nadine Towne was Crowned queen. fjn a odd Janunqfeve Hurjunmrsywomwued a Usuwnkw and Sock clanre to the tune of a blazing fire and Home nmcle cake, in Folwrunry lim Girrs League- Forinnl fire-w Fl big Cnnvdtozuievvnuufofdancuwgtoihvinush'oflhcfjhaney Band. The ffledion results wore fumounfrfci ni the Student Body fiance, and in June time juniors gave ilw annual Jr.-Sr. Prom. 9,-1 gf.. Qu..- -f r .,v' Q i ,,. . I - 1 f.i I L Y M 1 J . 4: . :ff L ll If 11 I ' Q ' V. 'i 'Pav 1' u- L 6 n . nv 3 I 5 , V 4. : - N E . I ' 9' 'A 7' ' 4- A ' s f --4 VL, Y any xr - S ,sf ,i ,-A., J 15, i xy i 'Exif 5, .. 'f'fi,.,,. J '2af'f.MQ 59 Wa O ' x , . , .V g ' A j ..q4. . ,JA - '- 1. , MH ii , ,ly-'.i: -- F1 HJ,-J-. . , :.r1'w.V,-'-' X , ' N V - ,vi f 3 Q' ,wif .i ., -P . Y , fb V. - Wg uf' 1 J!-.f-15,6 Q... 5 I -xs- fl 1. . 5,1 ff? .n 1:34 ! 1 5' ' Y 1 ik Time remtezvous at ri party always seems to tue tiw puncii imwi, and wilen the fellows emerge from lin- r-rowct ixenring gifts for tim fair ones, tiicir faces in-ur expressions oi' utter eximustion. Couifl it ine limi they wear tilemseives out standing patiently anti silently in iine waiting for tiieir turn to be serveci? in 'x , .,,.,., R ,' 145 'xx i, iv-i Am i. xxv. ilxfr-A,,lN-,,-jx' K V Q , N ,, . .. M K , 1'-tv' aw .xg A iff H A ,i e t i e ,1 if - i A i,,,,5-til-Sift' ,Q -Vi -J ,nit , , ,- .-1.,.,6v,,,,4 ,tl my Ji,-.M 'Av A-if ,-WL I' ,,iJfY,..,i,.w-.. -, . V X - gg' - me 1 'ti' 1 V. if- ' ' n' '-1 liz., J -- ,. -7: . .,-.gf ,- V J ffm: ,f H- 1 116.2 ,i. LJ' ii' V H . 'n'. z,' '-Qiqffii:i'. -11-'QM-iiL t F -' -'iff'- J w.. we 1 .,. ', , N '- 'T'fi'- ui ' ,, L VV? ' ' ws- . . ,11 J, F. i 4' -,lx 4, :grit U -' '-F:.'-A ,I .- - - ,li ' Q .f A - :ste ' i ' uf . .,.: T --4i , ':Ei1' ' . . ' '.: 'itz 3 ' Wings we 'W-Y ' ' 'y ' 1 fvkmim FMS' i - titi Jw w rt -- -- '-P .xi MHWEMA1' X X Q P111- ...ov- Lx. Jllilf, I,tlI'ilsllll, cw. Hitfftbil, Ijlly, Grny. quzyomenf cmenfiaf Time Stage Crew is a forgotten organization, the scenes tmeiminci time scenes, wittmout wtmictm time play couici not go on. But Mr. Boottm is atways ctepenci- atmie anct cieciares ttmat time piay must go on. Time timree senior tmoys, Tom Russeit, Rex Rattmtmun, anct Bit' iViontgonmery. wtmo marie up ttme crew ttmis year, wiii aiways rernemtmer ttmis as one ot ttmeir favorite activities. Vvitim Russeii on time iigtmts. Montgomery on time curtain. anft Ratiitxun anct Mr. Boottm cioing everyttming eise, timey atways nmanageci to tmave ttme set ready at least two seconcts before curtain time. . ,WM vw--..U-45 ,.,.,..w-. Time maice-up committee cteserves spe- ciai mention for turning out suctm tmeautifui ctmaracters for our stage proctuctions. Vvittm Mrs. ivicteetian ctirecting, timey always seem to get ttie iines on straigtmt and ttme tmeards just rigtmt so timat ttme wearers are property annoyeci. , . - .-- ,-.1---. . R. Rattmtxun. B. ixiontgomvry, T, Russvii, ixir. Boolii may fy -. Qifxttmf-f w11'1t n Q, 1 . 'qt ti, 'V r V , f ,.s. 1. wtf' t f 4' ,. , H b 5-,egg .Y A -- -'gf' 4 4 ml!-life f l 'SX 5 '2W1N'!M? . ' is ' - 11 win N ' K m ':12f?V'+ . Q A Q - ' . m .. - L ' Q f1 l ii'311,Q,,,',QQff t 'i?'1fL- 3 . , V , . . , fg.Atg - f Q V 31, -f ,, A f , ,LL -z.: .g,,s., -,v, 191. 4 'f1I1. -1' N., ,, Lf .122 .. , '-'gf' -- 1, yf ',, ,-' iss-11.12.'iz'-' 1 7155- g, gm 445:14 1 . . , , ,,,f , A , , ,. L ,, A . , , ,, H K , XX, HSI E rx. -' 1.-4,-M-4+-.s 'F'. . X X . ite, -f -93-ma :.. .' f -e , f 1- -g,,:,: 1-.2 ,, i f-1 G 1. 4' 4 L .f 1 . - so -' ff J ' '.- . ' J y -,.'f f.1 i,'.--.. .--' - A I '12, .P H- '-195-... '13, it' -25-i:f. P , ,gg , i,, g1 x 'A: 1, n --g 'g5 .- Qsg 1. 'my 1.1115-- -' '1'f:::,g,, i,f2.'v-,wif 1f,:f'.:-fxitgxff 2-aw 4 3- I ,, A - 1 -L 1 L Q if-f -:gym Q-21- .g4? f,':' -Q 4 mf A 4 +1 W 'f fr Q X' H t' Q we Dr. NNH ,.11 I k Nlrs. VVUQJ - Penny Xvoml Nlvrvyn Roln-rts R-,gf-r Van VI f-f- k Effif- - V V Iilllllxf - Cliurli llnrris .luliv llurris lxlilly l.ou - Sliirlf-y XX'cnIwnrtl1 Rnlpli xXl1'!1lVY4ll'lll Nlr, l lnrris - !Fx.:.'i'. , IQ -, 1 KQV Mile ,C WaJ,, .lim Wlasrlcrn - pliyllis Paige ljmnccs Cooler' Dino BL-vilnquzx Nr-fl Ps-urlstr-in - lvlnry .lmnvs - lvlilir' 'l'oornay Bill lVlonlgnn1cry fleorgfin Bunker B1-ts:-y Vvuodllord Binnie Lnrsnn -D .Ionic Slianes - Al Stover i 1 AV!! 1 A? ln November ttme student body presented an adolescent comedy, 'June Mad . It was the story ol a teen age girl, Penny, who lmas a crush on the young college boy wllom tier uncle brought l'1ome to visit. Finally, ll'1I'OlIQ'l'l efforts on tlle part of lier wlwole family slie comes to realize that the looy next door was the one for lier. Mr. Sisto directed tlle play. , ., lfidft , N wf, 1 vc -- ' -VV , ul xl :' 5' ,j g ,fu , I e 1 , - . V ,N V f i -bp- i., V 1 - . ' .' - ' , ' . .dk LQ ,fr .J LA, L .Q-, W.: M.,-7: . . If , ifzmi-A N - -' .1 L, ,H I ' 4 K i fp- if H' I ' 'N 1 ' , i ' ' 4' L' I 1 ' ' 'i - . F9 1 5 K iii 'x Y-'i?9': 5 3 G 7 4 Y 'Q ' W K 1 'IIN us , ff ' in 1 - i I'r TT ' ., A- fl ,aim ,,5!-:-.- - : V,-4 , fi V' : - , eg- ,na 5 3- en V-, mm. ,, 3,112 u V jim, i 1 i X . 1 1. .,.,,,,, . - - , .1 . , 4 ., .L ,,w,,Mv,,4z.-:'.. , . it W i x w , , M 'G ' i w ' .' '? L' 'Kr '- .15 - - fl 0 Q ul V 35 tl 4 M 5 ,V .Q:1g.i, ..j-Q-, w:,,:,.g54 ,gf-fx W '. rr, ,gi 455 Qi - I ' - ,,. -fx?-,L...'g1 ,3 I' i7Ae .!4c!mira6L 6'icAf0nv The Junior-Senior play, presented in May, was quite an ambitious undertaking, partly because it was not the usual high school comedy, and partly because it required so many stage sets. It is a story of the household of Loam, the master, his three daughters, a nephew, a clergyman, and two servants. Lord Loam believes that all should he equal. that the servants should he treated as friends instead of underlings. When the party loecomes stranded on an island, they let nature talce its course and Crichton turns out to he the strongest of them all and therefore the master. The peace is interrupted when a ship appears and talces them home. At home everything is normal again. 'z 'l 5 Agatha - - Catherine Lndy Nlary Fisher - Twneny V - Lord Brncklr-lrnrsi Lord Lnnrn Ernest - Lndy Broclclcliurst 'Trrlrernc - - Crichton Betsey XA'Y00fIf0I'd - tlnrrivt .lacgcr Slrirli-y 'lilironc Virginia Bnnilr Clnvis Hnrrod - Bill Sr-Iirink Dino Bnvilnqirn - .lirn Lnnrtrcitr Bnrlmrn Burke - .lirn Vvnsdcn - Jack Cjlilfkc 5' ' 'till . -, . ... , r i. .va , 1- - ri- .rrp-mir. ,...- - O - 'YVIJ '1- 5.4 .1 H1 66 ,aG in Welafuneii Kourfv f apiiun ul ilu- ship - - Bot: fwllllllihtlll King Ncplunv - - Dick Funnix: n Nvpiunsfs ctmighli-rs cyl Cilll I3H'l'7l' M SIIHIPY PIAIIYUFN Ecu t'nuin - Y - ixtnry Ntcn-rtith Sililllfy KNIIUHIS - BOYS ffljlll Sftlthjt FIIOFUS ., y XAAi. X -Na-,- ,. ', A f i HKing Neptuncts Courtu tmrought thc talent ot the school together in El gnta son going fantasy. According to tradition whcn a ship Crosses the cqunlor Neptune riscs from the scsi. fuur Neptune. flick Gunnison, was accorupnrlicfl tw sea nymph ctaughtcrs, and saw a show which Claremont Witt ncvcr torgct. Mrs. Mahoney ctirectcci the production. 1 ,i U Q Drk A , in J .. i . 4 .i Q i it 4 . 'Q-f T '.iIi,'Q?:'fQ mL 'Q i 4 ' , - - N.-,-,. .-15,5 u ,v .x ' , 1- , - , - 4 , ' --A' W, . .H ' vii- i:':i .- viir'QQwi,i ..,, ' ,J . 'Q J -- , - 3- . xp, 2, -- .- ' 1,3-1 . . , .' i' ' ,. - 'wmv'-aww. 1+ 1 - l ' V- -i ' ' we 5 , This school year of 1947-1948 has been our last at Claremont High School, and we are glad to say that it has been our best. As Seniors we will be upping anchor and sailing out the road. We are looking forward to new experiences and new friends, but we also will have this bool: to remind us of you, our classmates and teachers. As we loolc through its pages in later years we will remember all the class parties, dances, plays, organizations. and other activities, which you have made mean so much to us. We want to take this time and place to thank you all for helping lighten our taslc. when we started out at the first of the year we lcnew what we had ahead of us, and we counted on aid from you to finish the job on time. Our special thanlcs goes to Mrs. McLellan and the art department for posters and, illustrations and to Mrs. McLellan and Mr. Booth for the Talent Show stage set: to Miss Corbeil for her contribution to the Talent Show and for the Operetta, whose proceeds went to the annual: to Miss Colbath for her wonderful help with the dances in our show: to Mr. Sisto for his stage direction: and to the entire faculty for their understanding in our many predicaments. Most of all we want to tell Mrs. Mahoney, our annual advisor, how much we appreciate her patience. understanding. and wonderful advice. Having worlced with the annual staff before she was able to tell us a great deal which we might otherwise have had to find out the hard way. The members of the staff also deserve special notice because they were always cooperative and showed an interest in spite of the tough jobs we gave them. Where would we have been without some of them during that last weelc before the deadline? We don't lmow just how to thank you for giving us this boolc, but we do lmow that producing it has been -an experience such as we never lmew before and probably will never lmow again. It is a iob which means a lot of worlc and exhaustion but when it is done the satisfaction is indescribable. We just want you to lcnow that this has been one ol: the best years of our lives and we shall never forget it. THE Emrons A special vote of thanlcs to the Quarterback Club for the enthusiasm and energy with which they supported C.H.S. 2313! -i fi t .3 '55 'i xi' ii 4 R 1 if I HEBERT'S Records - Radios - Books - Kodalcs 224 Yale Avenue Phone: 5-2059 CLARE-:MONT HARDWARE I 220 Yale Avenue Phone: 511118 Sept. 16--School Opened'-f ' We cast a long loolc at the old swimming hole and. sporting summer tans, got Iaaclc to the old grind. Oct. 17-'Bonita football game- Somehow this didn't turn out as well as expected but as we always said, It's the spirit that counts. CLAREMONT FEED AND FUEL Feed - Fuel - Pet Supplies 221 Yale Avenue EVERETFS SHOE SHOP Best Wishes to the Class of 1948 BURTON'S DRESS SHOP 121 Harvard 5-1845 Fixtures - Wiring - Appliances PAUL I. PAIOE CIaremont's Electrician Interior Decorating IVIARVEN'S PAINT SHOP 215 W. First Street Phone: 5-1712 215 VV. First Street Phone: 5-1712 ROCKVVELL CHEVRON STATION CULLER'S lst and Yale Avenue 5 - 10 - 25c Store STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS 126 Yale 1' Jan. 51-Annual Talent Show-1 Those who were eager enough to take the chance gained new respect from their classmates. Feb. 28-Girls' League Formal-I The one time of the year the girls really ruled and for weelcs homeworlc tool: a IJacIc seat to formals and dates. WAREHOUSE MARKET 109 Yale Avenue Fine Foods and Friendly Service THE CANDY SHOP Freshly Made Candy, Every Bite a Treatl 111 Harvard Claremont El Espiritu was lithographed this year by the PROGRESS-BULLETIN PUBLISHING COMPANY 5rd Street POITIOIIH 535E5i:55igE53:5Ei5:gEj:21v:215213111351:.1s::2g:r:azg:.2.'g1:2:1:1:I:::xl:iz2:1:1:1.15iss:f:f:f.r:1:z1:':Efmf5S:fm 29' f A x ct .- A X .Qs P, N f , ,Y he- if-ag -.ww 'E' W w E . E I' fs, 5 saigigaziezff 951' ' -9: - .. :':Z:i:EiE2E:E:3 255222: Q if I Smurf jaalziomi for Teen'ager5 r' fs' i ' '1'5 ,--::- 'T TF'f '. 'f-fwfsfvv' '1 ' 'T hu' 'lv' Tv'Pf'55'f 'C1 L' ' V ' ' ' 1 A At., H 7 ,. -J .4r KJ J Come to Nash's 'd AND GET SET FOR SUMMERI ' ,Q T:5 ::'3' g rill --L Going to the heach? Going to the mountains? Or are you just going 44 W tmp , ' to hrighten up the landscape around the old home town? Wherever . -l you go ,- or stay -we're prepared to equip you with staunch denims, see -worthy hathing suits, dreamy little dresses designed to make magic 1 underneath a summer moon. Going to fish? Going to read? Going to take a million snapshots? You'H the wherewithal here, too .-1 including everything from fishing poles to the latest murder mystery. Nach' Colorado at Parkway 1 SYcamore 6-5311 06 m DAVID H. HOWELL Studio Southwestern Indian Arts 263 West Third Street P- Claremont Post Office Box 427 ,J 4 COLLEGE CLEANERS There's a difference 284 West Second Street Claremont, California For Insurance of All Kinds See'- J. D. JOHNSON 137 Harvard Avenue Claremont RUNSVOLUS Claremont Pharmacy .-I Prescription Specialists r-1 W - Cosmetics hy Coty, Duharry, Eliz. Arden, Revlon, Lehtheric .- Southeast Corner '- Second and Yale -1 Phone: 5-2049 Z-! l CASA FLORES SHOP COLLEGE BOOK STORE 245 Harvard Avenue Flowers I S h I S I' -- B lc .-- 'I Claremont California Greeting Cards C oo upp les oo S G' ts Phone. 5-2526 Gifts 250 Harvard Phone: Cl. 3731 il VARSITY BARBER SHOP I P I 127 Yale Avenue Claremont Compliments ol IVIORSE'S SERVICE 3rd and Alexander -1 Claremont .Iune 14-Senior Assembly- We received our last awards and went our merry way, yelling through the halls. June 16-'Commencement The day we've all waited for so long. We, the seniors, cut our last ties with C.I'I.S. and leave the student body to carry on. THE MISSION Where Friends Meet in ' CLAREMONT Brealclast - Lunch - Dinner ' CHEVROLET ' Fountain Service 6 a.m. to 12 p.m. Mar. 12--Operetta-1 ls that an ear you're holding? Chances are its the Lucky Jade left over from two terrific performances. Mar. 22-Easter Vacation. We were ol:I to the laeach and soda pop. Was it raining? Who caresl MORRIS AND KING Studio of Photography 145 Harvard Ave. -1 Claremont. California Phone: 7201 Compliments of CLAREIVIONT COURIER Commercial Printing General Auto Repairs ROY Cv. PIERCE Phone: 5-1307 UNION OIL PRODUCTS 129 Harvard Ave. Claremont Ist and Alexander Claremont FOOTHIU- GARAGE DR. W. W. HENDRICKS Late P. Spiers, Prop. Dentistry 1 Ollicial Auto Club Garage 51144 Plume. 5-2604 386 VV. Foothill Blvd. Claremont May 7--Student Body Elections- That time when all the campaign managers noticed .the lowliest 7th grader and Iriends cIidn't spealc in the halls. May 21--Junior-Senior Play Just aslc the Jrs. and Srs. if their play wasn't a success. Thev'lI tell vou it was the hest ol the vear. . HARVARD GRILL 112 Harvard Ave. -- Claremont SODAS .- SANDWICHES - IVIALTS STERLING SUPPLY COMPANY 410 Foothill Blvd. Growers and Sprayers Supplies Phone: 5-1621 R. A. TIERNAN Typewriter Company 3rd and Thomas Sts., Pomona, Calil. a Ui gd QZLEANERS THE YALE CAFE A Key to Reaiiy Fine Food Right Downtown-Claremont H. T. RICHARDS All Kinds of Reai Estate 127 Harvard Avenue Phone: 5-2523 CLAR EMDNT BAKERY Speciaiizes in Birthdays and Parties ll9 Yaie Avenu Ciaremont CLAREMONT LAUNDRY Quaiity Laundry Piione: 5-2655 232 N. Alexander Ave. Compliments of ALFRED GRAY 1-f POITIOIIB 1-1 CLAREMONT NURSERIES Compliments of 456 Vvest Footiiiii Bivd. Claremont, Caiii. M. C. Peairs, Prop. introductory Sea Scene by Frasiie Mom ' CARL ADAMS JEWELER 279 East Second St., Pomona m.T kL::.2- , -rj. , I- I.. 1 -A f . Y I ' A ' ' if ' TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES LUBRICATION - WASHING BOB'S TEXACO SERVICE Harvard and FootIriII CIaremont CaIiforni GOO!! Luck WOLF PACK! BE TLEY'S Food Market 5rd and YaIe THANKS from GRISWOLUS GRISWOLD'S Makers of Fine Candied Fruits and Preserves D I Frosties S p I1 C CI FootI1iII Blvd. between Harvard :I Yale r CLAREMONTS FASHION CENTER BRICKMAN'S 225YIA CI ot ?', n F'--Q... I Claremont Californi i 1.-7--,pe,r.,'.uv - CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK DR. ARTHUR JACOBSON -1 of f-1 Dentist Third and Alexander . Phone: 5-2040 COUNCSY Of FRIENDLY CORNER SERVICE Claremont 3rd and Yale 1-I Cucamonga and Alexander MOBILGAS SERVICE Carroll and Lewis Courtesy of THE BANK OF AMERICA -1 CLAR-EMONT POWELL'S 123 Yale Avenue Claremont VANDERWOCD LLIMBER COMPANY Alexander Avenue at Santa Fe Railroad WOLFE AND CGMPANY HA Good Place to Traclen Grocery -- Market -- Locker Plant Address: 160 VV. Foothill Blvd. Phone: 5-2035 8 Y- . md? QT, . Q. y 2 v P A a Q '7 .K ' Q A fl' I A ff 'Z' i 'fl 5 1 -L -P1 'f rf '15 15 ra A, 1 1 w . 1... H I 1 nw- 1: 'T A ,,.., -LJ, .1 .29 Q.- k'-s -au. D, sf .F 1. P I W X no M. gh, ' , 1. v wwf... 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