David Starr Jordan High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1943 volume:

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F1 ' rf' - ' gf- Q -'fa' 7 'v 1 nr va -' W dx fb f ' 1 x 3 ,zZ44fo I-V - tx in a section to time ricfitiii Lies David Starr Jordan High School. lr was started here ten years ago r but soon it moved here to the first building on its present Atlantic Avenue location, now known as the administration building, Where it grew in the North Long Beach Y. lvl. C. A. building, where it was born out ot the union ot the greatest depression and the most violent earthquake this locality had ever experienced. 'T gf Lf I S y 4. Spf' 'g Andv grew I X' NJ ye- EE-zu.: Amd grew And grew through its doors oasseol Hundreds of students f 3 5 i , .-gt 4 im, , M 4 3 I ,,, M4 , Q W fha I r 1 xv ii wi , , ,, ,fief:frf3, , V. ' ' .6 4 r Zta Ni , , 1-sw. , ,5 ff' - Q V 2 . ia 'L 'ez-V' '24, 'Q ' A '91 ' Nm 'f rr m V f ,ms 3 ,K V Nag. 'gf , 5 as ig? V, 'Hs E222 V H.-any n ,l,'! K : 4 5 av a aj-QA V,,, W , 1-W' 3 its Vice principal Us 3: sl RbetE t I its Clerical Stall lts Deen oi Girls Alta C sselbe ry ,-ff ,ff flii' f ' fjjv if And its teachers here Row l. Helen Davenport, William Could, Carl Lindgren, Charles Mason, Helen Campbell Row 2. Muriel Webecke, Clara Goff, Catherine Kennedy, Arthur Roseman, John O'Hearn Hope Coin Lucille Hiefield. Row 3. Anne Keidel, Thelma Stewart, Mildred Druschel, Mildred Sobotka, Ethel Babcock Fredrica Brown, Ada Reinertson, Marjorie Davidson. Row. 4 Ebbe Berge, Cary Lynes, Eugene Conklin, Paul Camp, Vance Davis, Faure Rilliet John Wilson Claude Peck. Row 5. Robert Ewart, Alta Casselberry, Harold Lovejoy, Lydia Doolittle, Ruth Sanders, Joaquin Miller Richard Cline, Harold Glenn, Paul White, William Reece. And those now in the Service. Robert E. Harvey ft 'N Donald H. Scott Forrest A. Smith r , Lgf 'm Mfg. ., . M. 25 ' -eg:,fQ.1l'i,',: - '?7'it:?ff 1 A group ol seniors, McKay i 4. ll Czisler Colema Spfingev Ednto y M A 1 i Richard Maine With the help ot Miss Faure Rilliet, Artg Mr. Joaquin Miller, Photog- raphyg Mr. Eugene Conklin, Subscription Sales: Mr. John O'l-learn, Ad- vertisingg the Royal Pressg and the Long Beach Engraving Company, l las puhlisheol this 'l943 Trailblazer As is clone Annually By David Starr Jordan High School. C b -I-Hey dedrcate truss -I-rarlblazer lf!-::.. 'iY 5-N to trwerr Classmates who have grven trrerr lrves rn true defense of trwerr Country D serymar 'L' Bert Warner yr Lela d H att , : nv Q 1 ' + 5 '.'.'.'f 'I : :': 13?-'Gs . FQ: if . XJ' n i 235 324 Zia . 421 233 Qi I if Joe oyal Tk e e r in ze Qi. ff 4? 71: 21. And to Anderson, Forest Arntzen, A. B. Bastion, Allen Bastion, Charles Beggs, C. Blair, Don Brewer, Melvin Cadieux, Louis Cameron, Bob Chase, Richard Conklin, Ray D. Corporan, Jack Crain, Clyde Douglas, Clyde Duroy, Elwin Farmer, Bob Flesner, George Flores, Jim Glass, Garth Goen, Robert K. Golledge, Cyril Frank Grisham, William Hall, Jim Handler, Murray Brandon, Durwood Brown, Clyde Burge, Harry Carlsgaard, Ted Chittick, William Dodge, Charles Eakins, Joe Grisham, Wayne Hall, Bill :Hall, Tom Hallman, Frank Harris, Lee Hathaway, Alva time others who carry on ARMY Hansen, Daniel Harrison, Howard Harter, Loren Herald, Albert Hines, Lloyd lnlow, Hugh R. Jessings, Frank Jr. Jessings, Harold Kautts, Leonard Kendall, Hubert J. Larson, R. E. Lunt, Richard D. McConaughey, C. K. McCord, Roy McCown, Eugene McDavid, Kern McGihon, Al F. Meyers, William E. Mills, Wayne Monroe, Paul Moore, Jack Moore, Theodore S. Osborne, Russell Pitzatta, Joe ARMY AIR CORPS Heiten, Ted Holzgraph, Perry Hume, Warren K. Kendall, Knox Kennedy, Bill S. Manley, James Martindale, Dick Matson, Wayne McCance, Art McKay, Clyde McKay, Don McPeek, George Myrmo, Karl if Pringle, Ed Roberts, George F. Rominger, Ed Rosser, Jim Sanders, John Schlecht, AI Schouboe, Paul B. Jr. Scofield, Glenn Shallcross, Clayton Shoop, Melvin Simcox, Jack Spence, Jack Stevenson, Harry Stotts, George Thomas, Wayne Traynor, Clyde A Weir, Richard 1 Westoven, Eugene M Wicharts, Winton Wilbur, Mel Wilkin, Claude Workman, Richard Ott, Carl A. Peterson, John Ray, Bob Rhoades, Clifford R. Rogers, Lewis Rosenlof, Eugene Simon, Jack Steiner, Dale Thrower, Ray Weeks, Marshall MARINES Buckles, AI Perrin, Forrest Reeves, Walter Ricks, Kelly E. Schlecht, Jack Self, Paul Triggs, Joseph H. Zilliox, Eddie That those meh NAVY Adams, Alan Allen, Eddie Allison, Earl Ambrosio, William Anderson, Ralph Angrove, Sidney Bolling. Robert Booth, Jack Booth, Jim Booth, John Brady, Robert Brain, Don Brain, Marvin Burner, Richard Carpenter, Oscar Carroll, Jack D. Chandler, Gene Howard Christiansen, Merle Conjers, Ted Crawford, Roy Demis, John Dixon, John iiDoyal, Joe Ehle, Loren Elliott, Phil Eyestone, Don Falkerson, Sidney Feack, Don Frawley, Eugene Fowler, Thomas Funk, Randolph Gale, Fred Gardiner, George Gardner, Jim Caspar, Howard Gesterling, Robert Goen, William Halbeison, Gerald Hamilton, Harold Harrelson, Austin Harris, Keith Hasany, Jim iiHiatt, Leland Hume, Jess lmboden, Drew Jennison, P. L. Jennison, Spencer Jensen, Walter Johnson, Bill Jones, Quinton M. Kennedy Bill Kepple, Rex Killingsworth, Leo C. shell not have died in vain Kizer, M. J. Klunder, Wallace Koumis, George Krueger, Jim Leggitt, Clinton Leavenworth, Frank Leighton, Robert J. Liddicote, Sam Livermore, Aubrey C. Looney, Jack Lord, Eldred Lunt, W. B. Marcoux, Al Martin, i:iMartin, Martin, Maxon, Mieritz, Ernest Seeley William Perry Harold Mitchels, Fred McGarrity, Larry McKay, Bruce Neahr, Arthur W. New, Douglas Over, Robert Parlee, Kenneth Penny, Chester Reeves, William Reynolds, Jim Rich, C. Lyle Schlecht, Henry Schobel, Frank K. Schoop, Elwood Schoop, Glenn Scofield, Bill Shiner, Harris A. Simcox, Tom Simpson, Dale Smith, Clarence Southwick, Ray Spence, Jess Wayne Springer, Ted Stewart, Hoye Stone, William Stovee, Bob Stricklin, Lloyd Swain, Don Tatman, Dick Taylor, Dick Taylor, Norman Thomas, Eugene Thomas, Glenn A. Tidwell, Eugene Tisue, Sterling Tombling, Allen Tombling, James Treon, Joe Vessels, Frank Wallac, B. D. Walters, Don Warner, Bert White, Joe A. Whitley, Wayne Wolf, Bob Wolf, Mike Wyatt, William These names are only those reported to the Annual Statt and do not comprise a complete list of former Jordan students now serving in the Armed Forces. The school will appreciate any additional information for use in its permanent tiles. Recorded iiereim are tiie activities and development Oi the sdiooiis Classes Qrgamizations , J i 1 I J ' s I Athletics and Social Life that from these honored dead we take rn the last full measure of devotron Abraham Llncoln J creased devotion to that cause for which they gave QL! 0 . -H76 Classes Arid tiweir activities FEBRUARY GRADUATES ANNABELLE ALTMAN Girls' League rep. ls1 Uniform Board ls. Boosters ls Juimor Guard ls: Glee Club 25 EDWIN ALLEN Student Council lsg Hi Y ls. Glec Club ls. Football ls. Tennis 351 Lettermen's Club 25, Usher is MARY BARR Scholarship 251 Wig and Toueee 45. J Club Es Outing Club 551 Tennis Club ls. GAA -ls Marqueettes Qs MARJORIE BOWERS Scholarship ls: Marqueettes 451 Wig and Toupee ls. Glee Club 351 Boosters ls, Flag Girl ls. G A A. ls. Junior Guard 25. CHARLES BRAIN Patrol lsg Boys' League rep. ls: Class Pres. 251 Cat'5 Purr Staff lsg Glee Club ls. Basketball 35. B. Captain ls, Lei- termen'5 Club 651 All-City Forward second team. GLORIA BRITTON G. A. A. 45. IDELLA CHAPMAN Art ls. PAT COMMEAU Patrol ls: Uniform Board ls. Usherettes 251 Girls' League rep. ls1 Scholarship 451 Boosters 35. Junior Guard ls. SHIRLEY COX Class Sec. 253 Glee Club 351 Boosters 351 Junior Guard 25. Usherettc ls. MILDRED CROSS Girls' League rep. lsg Glee Club ls. BETTE CYPERT Patrol lsg Girls' League rep. ls: Glee Club lsi Outing Club l51 Tennis Club lsg G.A A. ls. Transfer from Alhambra. GENEVIEVE DE YOUNG Patrol lsg Glee Club ls. Tennis Club 35. JOHN DIXON Patrol ls: Glee Club 252 Track 25. ELSIE DODGE DOLORES DOLLI NGER Student Council ls: Girls' League rep. ls: Scholarship -ls: Uniform Board ls: Glee Club 35: Junior Guard 25. BOB DUNHAM Patrol lsg Boys' League rep. 251 l-li Y 451 Science Club ls1 Orchestra 251 Tennis 251 Lauguage Club ls. BETTY FRENCH World Friendship Club ls: Outing Club lsg G.A.A. 25. JOE GARDNER Boys' League rep. ls: Glee Club ls: Football ls: Basketball 25, All-Huntington Beach Tournament, All-City. All-League second team Center, Lettermeri'5 Club 25. Track 25. MELBA GREGORY Uniform Board ls: Lauguage Club 351 Band 351 J Club ls1 Outing Club 353 Tennis Club 35. JACK HACTHROP Student Council 251 Maroueettes 553 Wig and Toupee lsg Band 451 Orchestra 55: Thesplans 25. Lettermerfs Club -is. Yell Leader 45. WILLETTA HANSON Student Council 451 Girls' League rep. 551 Scholarship S51 Uniform Board 45, Pres. ls: Boosters 45. Pres ls, Flag Girl ls: Junior Guard ls, Language Club ls. KATHERINE HENLEY Student Council 35: Patrol ls: Girls' League rep. 25: Uniforrn Board ls1 Tennis Club 651 Boosters Ss: J Club 451 G.A.A. 35. JOHN JANSSEN Football ls. K qw A 3 6. wl '36 on 1 -3 ,Q Q my fi? gi Jil . .4 35- f 'lf 'TS' arf si if - if I , C e .ggi .l t I 'W l l A . . g Joi .,,.., J J! X ,ns gif J . i -.,.......-.-.,..-U.. . l A .fifii -...T if Y -,V I .. Q My f Q 'al .5 f H 5 Wie 'T .iff JEAN KASTER FEBRUARY GRADUATES -- Scholarship lsg Marqueettes 453 Wi and Tou ee 553 Thes B D - i Dians 25: Boosters 25: J Club 353 Tennis Club lsg G.A.A. 3 ' 35. 5- 4 - wssuav Kmc 55 I mf2n's Club 25. BETTY KLiNcENsMiTH , Guard ls. OLIVE HOLMES ss- 43 LEON KOSS BOYS' League rep, ls3 Scholarship ls3 Tennis 253 Letter- Patrol lsg Girls' League rep. ls: Uniform Board 253 Tennis Club 25: Boosters 35: Outing Club ls: G.A.A. 353 Junior Tennis Club 453 Outing Club 453 G.A.A. 45. Commissioner of Safety ls: Boys' League rep. ls3 Scholar- .4 ship 45, Vice Pres. ls: Hi Y 453 World Friendship Club ls: Club 35: Outing Club 'J' Knights 253 Defense Council ls3 Squires 25. BERTHA KUNZ t 5, Girls' League rep. ls, Hi Tri ls3 J 4' ' i 3 eg. ' 55: Tennis Club 45: G.A.A. 55. .4 S f' 'l . P LOURDINE LIVERMORE Student Council 153 Girls' League rep. Pageant 25. BARBARA McCOWN ls. DOROTHY McMlLLAN ls. MAURI NE MANSELL 353 Blue Song Leader 253 Trailblazer Staff ls3 Glee Club 25, Vice Pres. ls: Girls League rep. 253 Patrol ls3 Class Sec. ls, Treas, ls. Vice Pres. ls3 Uniform Board ls3 Boosters 35: Junior Guard Girls' League rep. 253 Scholarship ls: Uniform Board ls: Cat's Purr Staff 453 Boosters ls, G.A.A. ls: Junior Guard Patrol 2sg Girls' League rep. 353 Hi Tri ls: Uniform Board ls3 Tennis Club lsg G.A.A. l53 Junior Guard lsg Usherette i 'ix 25' DARLENE MAY Recitals 45. VERNON MILLER DICK MURRAY Scholarship ls3 Tennis 251 Lettermen DONALD NORMAN Boys' League rep. 25, PHYLLIS ROSS ' Class Vice Pres. 25, Patrol ls3 Girls' form Board 253 Trailblazer Staff ls3 ers 35. WAYNE SAFLEY Boys' League rep. ls, Glee Club 253 JACK SCHLECHT Club 253 Cat's Purr Staff 35, Sports League, All-C.l.F. Guard. MELVIN SCHUPP 253 Lettermen'5 Club 25. WILMA SELF Girls' League rep. 253 Scholarship S53 Glee Club 453 Piano '5 Club 25. League rep. ls: Uni- Glee Club 25: Boost- Volley Ball ls. Host ls3 Boys' League rep, ls: Class Pres. 353 Language Editor 353 Glee Club ls3 Football 253 Basketball 35, V. Capt. ls, All-City, All- Student Council 253 Boys' League rep, l53 Scholarship ls3 Hi Y ls, Knights 253 Football 25, B. Capt. ls, Basketball Patrol 253 Girls' League rep. ls3 Glee Club SS, Vice Pres. ls3 G,A.A. l53 Junior Guard ls3 Usherette ls. MARJE SEYDEL 3 A fl Patrol 253 Girls' League rep. 251 Uniform Board 25: Glee Club Q 3' 253 Boosters 25, Sergeant at Arms ls, Flag Girl 25: Junior 1 '-+0 X Guard is. . c1347 I WARREN SHANK Football 253 Lettermen'5 Club 25. CONSTANCE SHARPE BETTY SKINNER GAA. 55. ELIZABETH STIMPSON Scho D - , Club 453 G.A,A. 35. Girls' League rep. 25, Orchestra 453 Uniform Board 25. Student Council lsi Girls' League rep. l53 Scholarship S53 Uniform Board ls3 Glee Club S53 Boosters 25: J Club 253 larshi 35' Uniform Board ls3 J Club 453 Outing FEBRUARY GRADUATES HAROLD STRUTHERS Commissioner of Safety ls, Student Council 65: Boys League Pres. lsz Lettermen's Club 651 Yell Leader ls: Foot- ball 35, Track 25, POLLY THORNDIKE Student Council 25, Girls' League Pres. ls, Executive Coun- cil ls, Student Body Manager ls, Boosters 45: Blue Song Leader 25, Junior Guard ls: Usherette ls, MARJORIE VAN HOOSER Uniform Board ls, Tennis Club 251 GA A. Qs. JUNE GRADUATES DORIS ADAMS Student Council ls: Girls' League rep. 25, Uniform Board 25: Glee Club 25, Boosters 45, Pres. ls, White Song Leader 45, Junior Guard ls, Usherette ls. CAROL ALLISON Girls' League rep. ls, Hi Tri 2s, Student Store ls, Glee Club 35, Boosters 25, Junior Guard ls, Outing Club ls. VICTORIA AMBROSIO Girls' League rep. ls, Uniform Board ls, Hi Tri 4sg Glee Club 55, Outing Club ls. LOIS ANDERSON Student Council ls, Scholarship 45, Uniform Board 25, World Friendship Club 35, Sec, ls, Language Club 35, Vice Pres. ls. HAROLD ARNOLD Basketball ls, Tennis 35. PEGGY BACKES J Club 35, Pres. ls, Outing Club 45, G,A.A. 45, Tennis Club 25, Patrol ls, Language Club 25. BILL BAKER Patrol ls, Boys' League rep. ls, Glee Club ls, Band ls, Basketball 25, Lettermen'5 Club 25. JUNE BALDWIN Student Council 2s, Girls' League rep. ls, Scholarship 45, World Friendship Club 45, Sec. ls, Language Club 45, Treas ls, Band Ss, Boosters ls. JACQUELINE BANCROFT Girls' League rep. ls, Scholarship 45, Hi Tri 25, Language glub 25, Orchestra 45, J Club 45, Outing Club 55, G.A.A. S. MYRTLE BARCLAY Transfer from Morrison High School, Virginia. BETTY BATHKE Girls' League Rep. 25, Corres. Sec. ls, Class Vice Pres. ls' Scholarship Ss. Sec. ls, Trailblazer Staff 2s, Boosters 45' G.A.A, Ss, J Club 25, Usherette ls. KATHERINE BEDELL Student Council ls, Hi Tri ls, Glee Club 251 G.A,A. ls' Junior Guard ls. I PATTY BENNETT Student Council ls, Hi Tri 25 Pres 25' A , . ls, Uniform Board , Glee Club ls, Boosters 45, Hostess ls, Outing Club 25, Pres. ls, G.A.A. 45, Student Store ls. MARGARET BOOTH Student Council ls, Uniform Board ls. LEONARD BRADY Commissioner of Judiciary 25, Student Council 3s, Boys' League rep. ls. Sec.-Treas. ls, Scholarship 25, Hi Y 453 World Friendship Club ls, Language Club 35: Knights 35, VIRGINIA BRIDGES Outing Club 25: G.A A. 25, Transfer from Blakesburg High School, Calif. ROSALIE CAMPBELL Girls' League rep. 25, Hi Tri ls, G.A.A 25: Junior Guard ls, Usherette ls. JAMIE CANNON Band ls. CORINNE CARLSCAARD Girls' League rep 25: Scholarship ls, Uniform Board ls, Glee Club 25, Boosters ls, J Club ls, G.A.A. 45, Junior Guard 25. LELAND CASE Track 35. B. Capt. ls, Lettermen's Club Ss, Executive Committee 45, Sec. ls. ROBERT CATO Track ls, Hi Y ls, Science Club ls. Transfer from Tor- rance High School, California. gl 0 P' ix al. 36-W C? x -vm A X P1 L . i . ll' C l fX -Q . Qual U' ' i n L,-3 VT' L.,- ex ' rl s s-, Cl -s 1 ' Xl I . V l . -9 5 l l -3.9- ' I v l 'T l l . 5- L. Y-J 7 I ii l '. Q . 4-PN - l l 1 35' , 'if' i P , ' l 'ff I i. 9 A-sf, Nr' ' 'fi' .Aa Ji JUNE GRADUATES HELEN CHASE Outing Club ls, G.A.A. 25. COLLEENE COCHRAN Clee Club ls. Transfer from Sedan High School, Kansas. FLORENCE COCHRAN Scholarship ls, Student Store ls, Language Club 45, Sec.- Troas. ls, Marqueettes 35, Pres. ls, Junior Guard ls, School Play 25, Thespians ls. ANNETTA COFFIN Hostess ls, Boosters 45, White Song Leader 25, Blue Song Leader 45, Junior Guard ls, Student Council 35, Glee Club 55, Trio 45, Girls' League Rep. ls, Trailblazer Staff 25. CHARLES COLEMAN Campus Display 25, Trailblazer Staff ls, Transfer from Kern County Union High School, Bakersfield, California. HOWARD COMBS Football 35, Baseball 35, Lettermen's Club 45, Squires 35, Knights 35, Pres. ls, Boys' League rep. 45, Student Coun- cil 45, Press Telegram Sports Correspondent 55, SHIRLEY WARDELL CORDER Uniform Board 25, Outing Club ls, G.A.A. 25, Usherette 25. JAY COX Scholarship 35, Vice Pres. ls, Science Club 25, Band Gs, Mgr. 45, Orchestra 65, Mgr. 65, Brass Sextette 25, Mgr. 25, Amicitia 25, Pres. ls. HAROLD CRAGO VIOLA CRAIN Patrol 25, Hi Tri ls, Uniform Board ls, Outing Club ls, C. A. A. ls. LUELLA CROOK Student Council 25, Girls' League rep, ls, Scholarship 25, Uniform Board 25, Language Club 55, Vice Pres. ls, Treas. ls, Usherette ls, Band 55. JIM DAVIS Student Council ls, Boys' League rep. ls, Orchestra Ss, Pres. 25, Baseball 35, Football 35, All-City, All-League End, Leltermen's Club 65, Band 55, Speakers' Bureau 35. MARIE DE GEUS Student Store ls, Uniform Board ls, Boosters 25, J Club Ss, Outing Club 65, Tennis Club 25, G.A,A. 55, Song Leader ls. EVERETT DEMLER Student Body Pres. ls, Scholarship 45, Hi Y 45, Pres. ls, Class Pres. 25, Marqueettes 35, Tennis 25, Lettermen's Club 25, Senior Speaker. IRMA JEAN DORMAN Scholarship 25, Girls' League rep. 25, Boosters 25, Flag Girl ls, Uniform Board 25, G. A. A. 35, Usherette 25, Junior Guard ls. JACQUELINE DRAKE Girls' League rep. 25, Scholarship 25, Hi Tri 25, Outing Club 25, Tennis Club 25, G.A.A. 45, Language Club ls, Science Club ls, ROY DUKE Transfer from Kern County Union High School, Bakersfield, California. SHIRLEY EAKINS Girls' League rep. ls, Student Store ls, Uniform Board ls, G. A. A. 45, Outing Club 65, J Club 45, Junior Guard ls, Tennis Club 25. KENNETH HICKMAN VIRGINIA EDWARDS Girls' League rep. 25, Rec. Sec. ls, Scholarship 55, Lan- guage Club ls, J Club 45, Outing Club Ss, Tennis Club ls, C.A.A, 65, Song Leader ls. FRANK EISENHAUER Track ls, Football 25, Baseball ls. FRANKLIN ESTES Boys' League rep. 25, Class Vice Pres, ls, Baseball 35, Basketball 25, Football ls, Lettermen'5 Club 55, Life Pass Receiver, Scholarship ls. VIRGINIA EVICK G.A.A. ls, Glee Club 65, Pres. 35, Sec, ls, Schubert Trio 25. MARY EYNON JUNE GRADUATES HELEN FELDER Scholarship 253 Uniform Board ls, Pres. ls: Glee Club lsi Boosters 453 Junior Guard 25, Usherette 25. JEAN FOX Girls' League rep. l51 Scholarship S53 Glee Club 45: Outing Club 351 G.A.A. 35. DORIS FRINK Student Council ls, Patrol 451 Girls' League VCD, ls, Student Store ls: Glee Club 65. CHARLES FRITZ Patrol 251 Scholarship 35, Pres. ls: Language Club ls3 Glee C'ub ls, Vice Pres. ls. Science Club 25. Football 25, Track 351 Letterr'nen's Club Ss. NAOMI FROST Patrol ls3 Girls' League rep. 453 Student Store 253 Glee Club 253 J Club ls, Outing Club 453 G.A.A. -ls. MAXINE GANO Glee Club 253 Tennis Club 25. Transfer from Burley High School, Idaho. GORDON GATES Dramalics 65, Pres, 453 Marqueettes 65, Pres. 253 Thes- oians ss, Pres. 253 Track ls3 Football ls, Patrol lsg Boys' League rep. 253 Lettermen's Club 25. PHYLLIS CILLIBRAND Girls' League rep. 253 Glee Club 253 Boosters lsg CAA. 253 Junior Guard 25. CHARLES GREEN Football 25. JOHN HALLAM Transfer from San Jacinto Union High School, California. ALBERT HAMBRICK Transfer from Coolidge Union High School, Arizona. MARILYN HANSEN Class Vice Pres ls, Sec. ls: Uniform Board ls3 Glee Club 453 G.A.A. 35, JUNE HANSON Uniform Board 253 Boosters Ss: Junior Guard 253 Usher- ctte 25. RUTH HARMON Patrol 253 Girls' League rep. l53 Student Store 253 Uni- form Board ls, Glee Club 253 Boosters 25: C.A.A. 453 J Club ls. ROBERT HEINLEY Cat's Purr Staff 35, Managing Editor ls, Advertising Man- ager ls3 Glee Club ls, Tennis 253 Flag Raising ls. JERRY HERMAN Boys' League rep. 25. Language Club lsg Orchestra Ss. Pres. ls3 Band 453 Track 253 Lettermen's Club ls, PATSY HOHNER Scholarship 353 Uniform Board ls3 Cat'5 Purr Staff 25, Feature Editor ls, Editor ls, Junior Guard 25, EARLE HUGHTON Band 25. BRUCE HURLBERT Boys' League rep. ls1 Hi Y 551 Band 25. Basketball 35: Letterrnen's Club ls, DICK INLOW Photograpky Club 25, Glee Club 653 Football 253 Track ls, Hall Patrol ls. JEWELL JACKSON Student Body Pres. ls: Football 353 All-City, All-League Quarterback3 Baseball 553 Thespians 253 Boys' League rep. 353 World Friendship Club 353 Lettermen's Club Ss, JACQU ELI NE JACOBSON Girls' League rep. 253 Class Vice Pres. ls, Sec. ls, Uni- form Board ls3 Boosters 253 G.A.A. 253 Usherette 25 SHIRLEY MAE JACOBSON Student Council 253 Girls' League rep. 253 Class Sec ls: Scholarship 353 Boosters 253 J Club ls3 CAA. 35, Usherette ls. CURTIS JASPER Boys' League rep, ls3 Cat's Purr Staff Artist 253 Football ls, Lettermen'5 Club ls3 Track 25. E .1 -K. .g........f . 'Y ,' 1 A , sf! v-'33 ,fra if f-.1 R., I. la 3 5 4 . -x i V i 4 ' .- . Qi il. Q' -F'-'5'f K I KRAJJ ti 9 ,bf K 1 l - . . 49 l l ti A -Q i 0 ' 4 tin 2.4 1. JUNE GRADUATES WARD JIMISON Boys' League rep. ls Lettermens Club 25 Football ls Track ls, HAROLD JONES Boys' League rep. 2 Science Club 2 Glee Club ls Knights 353 Basketball 25 Lettermens Club 2s Track 2s Orchestra 45, BETTE KARAS Student Council ls: Class Sec ls Boosters 35 Glee Club 555 Junior Guard ls Patrol ls ELBERTA KATHY Scholarship 251 Usherette ls MELVINA KELLY CATHERINE KESSLER DOROTHY KILLAM l-li Tri ls: Cat's Purr a 5 ws di or s Transfer from Santa Barbara High School California GEORGE KLEES BOB LALLY Track 353 Football 2 CAROL LAM BERT Patrol lsg Girls' League rep 2s Uniform Board ls chestra Ss. DOROTHY LANDESS Student Council 35 Girls League rep ls Scholarship .ns Sec, ls: Band 553 Boosters 25 C-AA 45 Junior Guard 255 Usherette 25. AUNGER LANDRUM Trailblazer Staff ls WARREN LANMAN Student Council 45 Scholarship 35, Pres l Cats Purr 45 Editor ls News Editor lsg Speakers' Bureau 6s Pres ls Knights 65 Execu tive Board ls: KNX School of the Air LOISMAE LEE G,A.A. 35g Glee Club ls BETTY LENT Scholarship lsg Uniform Board 2 Language Club Tennis Club 25g G.AA 25 JEAN LESTER Student Council ls Scholarship 55 Uniform Board 2 Trailblazer Staff 45 Editor 25 Asst Ed tor ls Boosters Ssg G.A.A. 655 HJ C u S c ls Cats Purr Sta 5 DIXIE LINDQUIST G.A.A. 651 Usherette ls Head of Costume Design E habit 25, LAVON LOCKRIDGE Majorette 453 G.A.A Cs Boosters ls Language Club CLYDA LOMAX Scholarship lsg G,A A 45 Tennis Club 45 Outing Club J Club ls. BARBARA LOSIER Patrol 251 Girls' League rep ls Uniform Board l Outing Club lsg G.A.A. ls GORDON LU NT Boys' League rep. 2s Track 3s Football ls Letterrnens Club 351 Scholarship ls BARBARA McALPlNE Class Vice Pres. ls Sec ls Uniform Board ls Glee Club Ss: G,A.A. lsg Usherette MARY MQAULIFFE Student Council ls Girls League rep ls Cor es c l Scholarship 551 Language Cub 25 GAA Ss uting Club 453 Senior Speaker Lions Club Public Speaking Contest ELINOR McCANCE Hi Tri ls: World Friendship Club ls Glee Cl b Club 253 Outing Club 35 Tennis Club 25 GAA JUNE GRADUATES JEAN MQCANCE Student Council ls: Patrol ls: Class Vice Pres. ls: Scholar- ship ls: Cat's Purr Staff ls: Outing Club 351 J Club 351 C.A.A. 65, JACK McCLENDON Boys' League rep ls: Basketball 25: Language Club 25. BOB McDERMOTT Boys' League rep. 25: Football 25: Lettermen's Club -ls: Baseball 25. MARTHA McDOWELL GLORIA MCCRATH Girls' League rep. ls: Hi Tri ls: Uniform Board 25: Glee Club ZS: Boosters 25, Maiorette 45: Cat's Purr Staff ls: Student Store ls. MERRILYN McILRATH Girls' League rep. 25: Uniform Board 25. Student Council 25: G.A.A. 2s: Glee Club 45: Trailblazer Staff 25: Boosters ls LOIS McKAY Girls' League rep. ls: Scholarship 35: Trailblazer Staff 25, Asst, Editor ls: Boosters 35: G,A.A. 65, Vice Pres, ls. Rec. Sec. ls: J Club 55, Vice Pres, ls: Outing Club 55: Cat's Purr Staff ls. BOB MAIN RICHARD MAINE Boys' League rep, 25: Camera Club 45: Basketball 35: Let- termen s Club 553 Baseball 35: Trailblazer Photographer is. THALIA MALONE Student Council 25: Language Club ls: J Club 35: Outing Club Ss: Tennis Club 25, Pres. ls: G.A.A. Ss. Song Leader 5. MURIEL MANLEY Student Council 25: Girls' League rep. ls: Glee Club 45: gag? lil: Orchestra ls: Outing Club ls: Tennis Club ls: . , . 5. CLAIRE MARRON ' Glee Club ls. Transfer from Santa Monica High School, California. BILL MASON Football 25: Basketball ls: Track 25: Boys' League rep, ls. WILLIAM MATTER Boys' League rep. ls: Drum Quartet 25: Hi Y 65. Sec. 25: Band Ss, Pres. ls. JEAN MATTER Girls' League rep. 25, Uniform Board ls, Scholarship Ss, Vice Pres. ls, Sec. ls, Drum Quartet 25: Language Club ls: Band 65: Orchestra 35: Flag Raising 25. BILL MENDENHALL Student Council 251 Boys' League rep. 35: Basketball 35: All-City second team Forward: Life Pass Receiver: Letter- men's Club 55: Track 25, V. Capt. ls: Host ls Class Pres. 25, Vice Pres. 35: Athlete of the year. CATHERINE MERRIAM Patrol ls: Girls' League rep. ls. Tranter from Excelstsr Union High School, California. BOB MLTCALF Boys' League rep. ls: Camera Club ls: Basketball Mgr. ls: Lettermen's Club ls. MILDRED MILTENBERCER Scholarship 25: Hi Tri ls: Glee Club Es: Outing Club Qs: GAA. 35: Nurses Aide 35. DAVID MOORE Student Council 35. Yell Leader Is: I-li Y Es. Vice Pres. ls, Prcs ls. Band -ls. Lettermen's Club -ls, Track is, Fire Brigade ls, Chief ls MARY JANE MOORE Cirls' League rep, ls, Hi Tri 25: Student Store ls: Uniform Board ls. Cat's Purr Staff ls, Glee Club -5: Boosters 25, Outing Club ls, WALTER MOORE Football 25, Hi Y ls. ALICE MORRIS Girls' League rep 25: Uniform Board 25: Scholarship SSI Trailblazer Staff 25, Sports Editor 25. Boosters -Is, Treas. ls: OA A. Ss: J Club 25: Usherette ls. DOROTHY MORRISON Hall Patrol ls, 'T' l -QC I K as ,, 4-f'? W ruff , l QI ff , A sf.e..u..aI fu. X . l 1 '4 , Q 'f-1' ' vig-5 X F x - :I l i il Q5 Wd' I S A l I 5:-llll 1212223112 3 S .3 6 N13 --' L 9 sv- :gl -a Kgs! A G19 X .4 f' f 5 g W -I F l 9, 1.931 5 i ' i of X Y - 2 A 2, I I 'fu ,J 6. lx' t el 4.4. x i 'il 'F' -0-ff' JUNE GRADUATES LA VERNE MORRISON MARION MOSS Girls' League rep. lsg Student Store 153 Uniform Board ls: Marqueettes 55, Vice Pres. ls, Sec. l53 J Club 45, Pres. ls3 G.A.A. 553 Outing Club 553 Boosters ls. THELMA MURRAY K Glee Club lsg G.A.A. ls. CORINNE NELMS Student Body Manager ls: Girls' League rep. ls, Vice Pres. ls3 Usherette 253 Junior Guard 253 Boosters 453 Blue Song Leader 253 Thespians 353 Toastmistress at Father-Daughter Banquet l942. 'ii-1 I ' , l Y mf .ggi-.8 t' ,ii X '?f 'v S if f . 4'2 . QW? ..i GORDON NICKLE ALICE OMO JIM OUTHIER Football ls3 Tennis 253 Student Council 353 Arnicitia ls: 1 Hi Y 253 Marqueettes ls3 Speakers' Bureau 25. 2 DARLEEN PARKER ' Student Council 253 Uniform Board 253 Patrol 253 Orchestra i 653 Band ls3 Glee Club 35. n i FLORANELL PETERS .. Hi Tri 353 Uniform Board ls: Maroueettes ls3 G.A.A. 35: Outing Club 353 Tennis Club 35. 1 DAVID PLEAS Language Club 453 Science Club 453 Band 253 Orchestra 353 Brass Quartet l53 Swing Band 25. vis PAT RALPHS 411.5 Glee Club ls. Transfer from Logan High School, Utah. LEILA RAWLINGS Transfer from Bingham High School, Utah. 1-4-4' EVELYN RAY Patrol 253 Scholarship 453 Uniform Board 253 Glee Club l53 Boosters 253 Tennis Club ls, Sec.'Trea5. 153 G.A.A. lsg Usherette 25. DON REESE Transfer from Buhl High School, Idaho. i ROSEMARY REYNOLDS Student Council l53 Girls' League Pres, l53 Cat's Purr Staff lsg Boosters 45, Flag Girl ls3 G.A.A. 253 Class Sec. ls3 X . Usherette 253 Uniform Board Pres. ls. Q35 I' RIGGS Hostess ls3 Student Council 353 Hi Tri 153 Uniform Board ls3 Boosters Ss, Sergeant at Arms ls, Flag Girl ls, Usher- ette 253 Junior Guard 253 Student Store 25. BARA RITCHIE Student Council l53 Girls' League rep. 253 Hi Tri ls3 Uni- form Board ls3 Junior Guard ls. f MARJORIE ROBBINS Q Patrol l53 Glee Club l53 J Club 253 G.A.A. 35. l X ETHEL ROBERTS ' 'R Language Club lsg Band 253 G,A.A. ls. Transfer from Anaheim High School, California. BILL ROBISON f Radio Club ls: Football 351 Air raid messenger. ORMAND ROGERS Boys' League rep. 453 Scholarship S53 Glee Club 353 Football 253 Lettermen's Club ls. Track 253 Knights 553 Fire Brigade ls. ROBERT ROHLFING Student Council ls: Boys' League rep. l53 Yell Leader 253 Hi Y 45, Sec. ls: Science Club 453 Tennis 25. BILL ROMINE Boys' League rep. 25: Glee Club 453 Football 253 Letter- men'5 Club 55L Track 35. BETTY ROSS Boosters 253 Junior Guard ls, Usherette ls. Girls' League rep. 253 Trailblazer Staff Isl Glee Club 25. JUNE GRADUATES ELMO RUSHING Radio Club ls, Vice Pres. ls. Air Raid Messenger, BETHAL SCHMIDT Hostess ls. Mana er ls, Blue Son leader Is' Student cun Q Q . C - cil 35 Girls' League rep ls. Uniform Board ls. Boosters -ls. Boys' Week Queen lQ43. COR DON SCHROEDER Student Council ls. Boys' League rep. ls. Pres. ls Hi Y ls Photography ls, Football Ss, V Captain ls. AlI'Cit-.. All-League. All-C,l F. Guard tirst team. Lettermerfs Club 13s. Track Is MARY LOUISE SHERRICK Cat's Purr Staff 35. Advertising Manager lsg Campus Dis- play lsg Patrol ls: Student Store ls. HELEN SIEMANN Student Council is: Uniform Board lsg Girls' League rep. ls. KENNETH SIPPEL Student Council ls, Boys' League rep. ls3 Hi Y 35. Camera Club 255 Speakers' Bureau 453 Trailblazer Photographer ls. DOROTHY SMITH Outing Club ls, G.A,A. 2s. DORIS SOUTHARD Girls' League rep. ls: Hi Tri ls, Sec. lsg Uniform Boaid lsg Boosters 2s. GAA. 35. BILL STEEN Patrol 353 Band 353 Orchestra 353 Swing Band 2sg Flag Raising ls. MORTON STERNOVSKY Boys' League rep. lsg Basketball ls. DON SUTHERLAND Track 353 Lettermen's Club 4s. BARBARA SWAIN Scholarship lsg Junior Guard 2s3 Usherette ls3 Uniform Board ls3 Boosters 453 White Song Leader 4sg Girls' League rep. 2s3 Trailblazer Staff 2s, Manager 25. DOROTHY SWANSON Outing Club 353 J Club lsg GAA, 4s. DON SWEENEY Photography Club ls, Pres, lsi Science Club ls, Pres. ls, Tennis lsg Trailblazer Photograper ls. SHIRLEY TAYLOR Scholarship 2s3 Outing Club 2s3 GAA, 25, KEITH THOMAS LORENE THOMAS Transfer from Washita High School, Oklahoma. LU ELLA TILLEY Student Council ls: Girls' League rep. 2s1 Uniform Board lsg Language Club 2s, Vice Pres. ls3 Cat's Purr Staff ls3 Usherette 25. MARION TOMBLINC Girls' League rep. ls3 Uniform Board 453 Glee Club lsg Tennis Club lsg G.A.A. 35. Outing Club ls. MELVIN TRACY ARTHUR TRAYNOR Boys' League rep. 253 Glee Club 253 Football 353 Track Bs. JOY VAN HOOSER Scholarship lsg Uniform Board ls. MARILYN WADE HARRY WALSH Boys' League rep. 253 Cat's Purr Staff 3s. News Editor ls, Managing Editor lsg Track ls. l I Q-ga , n . Wai' - .wi UF 1 . M. tj' A I A at Ji 576. , i1 '2 '36- K ws-- 'VF Y Y 3, Ibn -.J pun.. .-lr! 1' -lan if 'V -M -A .,, 4-Y R V 5 If x f 151' W T A mn v .RLi? -'Ii -ax F ,J g Q 1- JUNE GRADUATES DON WALTERS Football 35, All-City, All-Sunset-League Halfback ls: Track 35: Lettermen's Club 35. BRUCE WARNER Football 355 Band 25. RONALD WATSON Track ls. Transfer from Visalia High School, California. FRANK WEACANT Scholarship 45: Science Club lsg Tennis ls. MARJORIE WEBER Student Council 25: Girls' League rep. 251 Uniform Board lsg Boosters 25: Glee Club lsg Soph. Queen Attendant: Tennis Club ls: Trailblazer Staff 25. JACK WHEATLAND Banda 353 Photography lsg Speakers' Bureau ls: Flag Rais- ing 5. LEE WHITLEY ROY WHITES . Band lsg Football 253 Track 253 Lettermen's Club ls. BARBARA WILBERT I Girls' League rep. 253 Scholarship 353 Hi Tri lsg Mar- queettes 35, Sec. ls: Cat's Purr Staff ls, Society Editor lsg Boosters 253 Swing Band Songstress lsg Junior Guard 25, JOHN WILCOX BARBARA WILLIAMS Girls' League rep. lsg Scholarship 35g Uniform Board 253 World Friendship Club lsg Glee Club 453 Boosters 25. BETTY WOOD Scholarship lsg Glee Club lsg Orchestra 453 Tennis Club 45 G.A.A. 25. ETHEL WOODMAN Student Council 253 Class Treas. ls: Junior Guard ls Boosters ls. LILLIAN WRIGHT G.A.A. ls. HAROLD YOST Orchestra 653 Band 653 String Quartet 255 Violin Duet 25 Tennis Mgr. lsg Music Festival Ss. CARL ZIMMERMAN Boys' League rep. Isp Scholarship 25g Football 253 Base ball 555 Lettermen's Club 35. Left Row Row Row I2B's Rughf T. Thomas, B. Pearce, B. Nelson, J. Nichols, D. Bailey, B. Veal, B. Adams P. Blake, J. Mullxgan, B. Short, M. Lemon, V, Sodders, E. Davison, K. Hutch znson. B. Abrams, V. La Boon, F. Anderson, B. White, J. Harber, B. Wlllnts. Mix- 'aw f f ,. D .K x , . lf? B , T r 5 1 I a ix bf ? 1 r L ' f' 'I K X f . o , M 'Win ,wp Q . L2 5.1! 7. 4 6? ,dx F45 1 -. S' 'Pj ,A .W -ez s. w .H Q ' gl N ,J fn I My any - ,A , 7 7 VNS? 'M MA ng-. cj J A' ., Q t V X 4 2 uw- D 5, s - 5' f 5 ff' 4 v if S A ' .,4j .., ' - .54 , F' 4 -n S 1 , J., ' X fn, -fx A X 'Q fx KM. Q: 0 ry -, xx fy- 5 Q M f Q.. csv CM: A A Q m , :Ar 4 K ,. 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J-J..J1'QS'2' ',' 'Ja' .ij '.' Jzrif egf '.' ,iff . LJ rr ' E' K 'r, 2 -caan L K' gf' E '-'.1-L E H1 JC S Lesier V .YJ .'.:.v, Y 5 '3 ' C, Ln-.0r,, L F3 : 'Cr '.' Rf r-Q 5 Rowv de S '.'g., . f '. QrAg,- ry in-fk. L Lin' UA- D K ew C '.'2 IOA's 5 4 S-Ha - X Row I. I. Baker, P. Handler, B. Hutchungs, J. Fewkes, B. Hen- ney, P. Elhs, E. Chickerlng, A. Hunf. Row 2. J. Jeffries. B. Jennlngs. S. Anderson, E. Drew, C. DeCeuS. N. Dollarhmde. D. Ausburn, J. Hershberger. Row 3. C. Chapman, C. Chllders, J. Denos. C. Ellws, D. Kinnaird, D. Crlsham, J. Graham, D. Green. Row 4. E. Harris. D. C-olding, C. Denham, R. Emery, B Dunlap, B. Graham. R. Golden, H. Fawkes, J. Flemnng. Row. 1. E. Monroe, E. Robb. G. O'DonneIJ, D. Roesener, N. An- Trnm. B. Prlce, D. Maxson, J. Nukes. Row 2. K. Rice. D. Ryan, A. Pabst, N. McConahay, L. Munger, C. Pospesil. C. Puzey. Row 3. L. Pizzata. L. Myers, S. Pearlman, L. Muller. J. MCA AUMHQ. CJ. Nnsson, R. Price. Row 4. C Phocnrx. G. Rwtchxc, N. Mnlton, J. NneNsen, B. Riggs, E. 'XAcLendcn. R. Mason. Row 1. '.' Tcrfri E Toy, XV 'Ncbb 21. ONmsTead. S. Srewarf E Smwrn, J. Swenson, S. Rees R Trcrnas Row 2. D Ogden. D 'Jwllcr J 'Jcrrei C Vvkzrm E Smnr , Spcngbcrg. D Sclfwamur, E Snnfcrfi C N'Qrr+'l. Row 3. Mauk, D 'Jarturt J Pawn E Teague C Cham- bers. R, Wrlscn, K. Spangler E. Lafferfy. Row 4. H1 Petzcld. J. Naelson. T Shalkrcss. B Severns. J. Vaw- ter. E Dawg. B. MacCracker' J. Stra' IOA's Row I. D Cirfwrm. C A 'rcwx HJH, D Eerg. I C.1: c. A LMJC5 Row 2, A Adams, E DQ':ol, N Hess. XV Dcnnx. J Cwark. B. Har-w. E Craham. N' C390 Row 3. J Ha ls. S Ka Nwtan. L A'icn, A Eossran '.' Hart, J Cork.-.. XV Cross , Eoknq. J CCJCHC Row 4. E Connor, F. Era 'A5 E. Em-orc, D Bugbcc. . Eowc. E Ezlbc H. CMMS IOB's Row 1. Fx' McCancc, M ','cBcafh S Norms, R. Merrill, E Nclms, F Nowkurk, J. Hawcrson, N Shaw. Row 2. D. Rutnledgc. J. Roth, B WIHITS. S. Sfnnnson. N1 Smwtn C. May. T. Scnwalbc. Row 3. J. Reed, C. Vcrrnwmon, D Wood. R. N1ansfwcJd. E TcmpJe4 Ton, J McCoy, F. McLean, T Rauscher Row 4. C. Prwcc, D Rosc, E. Venu- fn, P Thompson, L. Looney, B Wmlocc. R. Sfcclc, J. Sargent J XVMIS Row 1. A. Dadwng, E. Hofcnrson H. Hargrove. J. Gustafson, B Burgc. D Cole. H Jackson, H Dyke, B. Srneaton, T. Page. Row 2. A Andrews, R. Carr. S Connccn. D Black. T Ehnorc A Earkcr, M. Fwfweld. C Bock Ctr. L Criham. S. Haw Row 3. J Harnwton. F2 Erandon M. Homer. E. HenJcx. S Brady A Hanson J Begsmy. Row 4. E George. J Ewnc, F HMM, XV Dodson. D HAH. H Eruub. D. Adams. L Jones. C Cushman. C Eangknoan. J w It IS rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remammg before us Abraham Lmcoln as - ' ' ' ,Y J ,f 4 if 'V l V I ,V V A lj l I ,r ,4 v X V . I I W , N A -' X , UV u L N! ,elf I ' W 4x i YJ f ' y 4 I . 1' J J , - ' ft f Q I ' 1 'fx f ' J 1 'V J k X ' y ' x L Q L GFQGHIZGUODS f x 5 , X' ,Q I 0 I , o 4 ' 5 And their activities 409' Student Body President Spring Jewell Jackson Student Body President Fall Everett Demler ffm-0, L l l 4 1 il l I , I i A i 1.7 Q l il l el -- LW-ai 5 Student Executive Board first semester Row I. W. Lanman, J Schlecht. A. Coffin, E. Dem- Ier, B. Schmidt, L, Koss, L. Brady Student Council first semester Row Row Row Row Row P, Thorndnke, O. Anderson, V. Sodders, J. Jeffries, S. Jacobson, M Mcllrath, D. Landess, J. Celotto. A. Coffin, B. Schmidt, E. Woodman, B. Langmann, M. Manley, C Hamann, J, Lester. L. Koss, J. Hagthrop, B, Dunham, A. Hendricks, H. Struthers, L Brady. J. Cottrell, K. Sippel, T. Shallcross, J. Whceler, E. Mitchell, J Harber. K, Stone, D. King, W, Arntzen, M. Hofchklss, J. Schlecht, W, Hanson Combs, The Student Body vests all legislative and executive powers in the judgment of the Student Ex ecutive Council. Its members are composed of all student body officers and presidents of the Boys and Girls' Leagues. The President of the Student Body heads the Executive Council. In l f K! , 'X ia -11 Student Executlve Board second semester Studcnt Ccuncul second semcster em N r' a N Rl l-lershberger N Char' ey Row 2 H x. r-trrn R errl Row 3 ambers J K C 5 r The purpose of the student body government wh ch ls head d by the Student Cuun l to enable students to assume the responsublllty of self drrectuon and to control s hool actlvutues lt also promotes school splrlt and encourages those soclal actuvltles necessary to proper student development Th councll attempts through tts court to solve student body problems vlr Robert X Evvart vlce prmclpal now sponsors th group W ' e ic, ,, I Q A l A , T- ,ff 1 , sf 3 Q' ,, A P rf Q' x , I V - X S 3 1' v s A..-, C V . l ' 1 ., o X ' i f 6' . Hg A Row I. C Schroeder. R, Reynolds, L Brady, J Jackson, C Row I. B Cocherns, R Bergdol, I Mcvtllan. F Newklrk. J N ' s B 'lende .h ll. 1 ggs , . .c . E. u:h:son, J Qot.-.le E Woodman L E'ad,. A , M l R Reynolds . C Ch Jac' f 'X L N'.e'. E '. af..e u D Klng. NV Ecnocl' C 'ch oeier -r , i '- e A -- - L fm- ga, is A . . . - . . F . . . I Q . , F 5 , , A r I I 3 . Uniform Board first semester Row 1. D. Hurlbcrt, J, Niles. B. Reynolds, R. Reynolds. M, Tombling, B. Ritchie. M. Monroe, S. Eaklns, Row 2. A. Bennett, M. Mansell, D. Ausburn, D. Adams, D, Lecvers, L. Dickey, V. Godwin. Row 3. A. Casselbcrry, I. Dorman. D. Maxson, J. Neahr, B. Holmes, W. Hanson, C. Lambert, S. Lynch. Uniform Board second semester Row 'I. A. Casselberry, H. McBeath. M. Rogers, M. Hoover, C. Worm, H. Felder. Row 2. B. Langmann, B Hutchings. B. Davis, D. Bell, M. Tombllng. Row 3. B. Karas, C. Mc- Grath, V. Crain, B. Bush- ing, L. Tilley, W. Mc- Clocklln. Row 4. S. Norris, F. Ces- terling. E. Venuti, J. Ern- ery, P, Roberts, Jean Helnley, Library Practice first semester Row l. B. Waymire, M. Manley, C. Pearson, S. Cox, B. McCown, P. Cornrneau, W. Self. S. Eakins, L. Tilley, W. Mc- Clocklun. Row 2. M. Cross. E. Cope- land, D. McMillan, M. Tombllng. A Altman, M. Easton, B. Dletzel, B, French. Row 3. M. Mansell, H, Sie- rnann, Nl, Sflydel, C. Coleman, XV. Bennett. C DeYoong, M. Crum, E Coodart Library Practice second semester Row I. D. Stroud. M. Rein- ert. B. Short, B Pearce, S Eakins. L. Tilley. W. McCIockIin. Row 2. B. Brown. J. Wood- ward, C. Martin, S. Van Nattan, I. McMillan, N. Loebsack. Row 3. C. Bonn, R. Camp- bell, M. DeCeus, W. Bennett, L. Munster, C. Chesney, R. Harman. -X V. .X vw- Hall patrol Royal Scepters Row I. N Walters. N. Chancey. D. Walters, D. Adams. J Schlecht, Row I. P. Henning. P. Handler. M Torsin, N Antrim. B, Brice J Hershberger, B Langmann, V. Godwin D. Ausburn, D. Scott, J. Jeftrles, E. Watt, A. Hanson. Row 2. C. Miller. R Nelson, C. De Ceus, J, Jackson, D. King. N. Row 2. B. Dietzel, J, Bolling. A Hunt. S Stewart. M. Hart, B Antrim. D Ausburn. B. Larson. Heavner, L. Myers. C. DeCcus, W. Webb. J. Celotto, Row 3. L. Brady. J McCoy, B. Dunham, B. Mendenhall. C Klees, Row 3. J. Denos. S. Pearlman. J. Strait, B. Severns. B. Dunlap K. Stone.J Harber, B McDermott, D Raines, D. Kinnaird. R. Colden, D Grisham, R. Craig Hall Patrol has the responsibilities of caring for, and preventing the destruction of, school and student body properties. lt also helps to maintain good behavior and order on the part of the students. Royal Sceptors is composed of outstanding sophomores of Jordan and is organized to serve the school. and to give leadership opportunities to eligible sophomores. lt promotes friendship and worth- while social activities among its members, Miss Fredrica Brown sponsored this new organization. X 51 Band Orchestra Row Row Row Row Row E S:J'fv1f1' J EEOJJPQ C ' Row I, H YSL? H Jwvw, J Eimwcrcft, D CUC J Jew-wg R COX, T CLwJ'rvm'w. H Har- C LKWAECVJ groxc. R Prwcc. J Hof-van, L Crcske, D Row 2.J lilnfcrcft. D LCM, J Jmwsov, R Cob-, B Lccxcrs Custaiaon, C Chfsmbcrs, J. COX, F. Rmwo C Chambers, B. Gustafson, J Bnkimw, H M XVJJJJGWS- J Hcfmam' B- SJCCHJ D PM Dyke' p Rommgcrv A Hcmimcksr 1 Oark. kcr, E. Chnckcrmg, R Markham, L, CwJilam J Vcrhulst, R Markham, J. Cox, F Remo, J' VCHJUISJ' C Bcckcu' D Lent. Row 3. J bancroft, M Black, N Patfwsorw, C Lum! E Hyde, M McGraw,J Bancroft, D Moore qrcn. J Matrcr, M Kauito, J. Fcwkcs, V D Pwcag, J vawmr, B wnmg, J whcaxf LQBOOW M MCCWW land, D Wood, W. Whztncr, J Boon, N Wwwams, E Warner, M. Davws, J B051 B Langmarm, J. Neahr, R. Reynolds, M. Rnggs, D Kung, D. Landess, J Flcmmg, N Trolan, W. Norman, J. Lybargcr, M VeaJ P Straub, J MaTTer. B. Skmncr, B Matter, E Harms, C Lmdgren, L Lockrwdgc, R Larwman, S. Rafael, C. MCCraTh. A f , X 9 A -4 ' x lgw l E' 11 Girls' Clee Boys' Glee Row 'l. C. Allison, D Engels, C Sweeney, P. Courlay, M, Row l. B. Wallace. J. Messerschmitt. D. Matheny, E. Latterty, Marland. B. Short. N Shaw, C Carlsgaard, B. Rey- XV. X.Vhitener. nolds. N Davis. K. Eedell. J. l-lershberger, D. Flores, V Sodders. Row 2. B Beal. D Cleveland. L Lee. ly' Reinert, L Richter, E Ray, Nt. McCance. E lx'cCance. L. Hodges. C. Mc Crath, M Moore, T. Murray. M. Mcllrafh. Row 3. M. Jordisan, B Price. J. Mattox, B. Mc!-Xlpine. M Hansen. B. Vv'aymire. B. Karas, L. Pizzata, C Ceisler B. Coodcr, B. Toy, J Davis. Row 4. D Erickson. R Harman. J Cottrell, V. Darby. V. Arn- broso, B. White. B Srnith. V, XVillits. D. Fr nk, S Barker, S Thunernan, B Pearce Row 2. T. Schvvalbe. B Kxley M. XVi?lian-s. R. Pettingill, F. l-lull, F l.liler Row 3. H Fevvkcr J. S'rait, J Ferrer, D lrlow. R XVadc. ' E t-lciston. J. Nichols Endeavoring to help boost the morale of the men in service, the Clee Clubs participated in numerous programs at the various Naval and Army bases in the vicinity. A combination of se- lected voices from both Boys' and Crirls' Clee Clubs promoted the a cappella choir. which added new charm to the vocal groups. These clubs are under the capable direction of Mr. William Could and Miss Helen Davenport. accompanist. The glee clubs and a cappella choir sang at both the Vesper and Commencement programs. Eighty girls and forty boys made up the glee :lub membership and one hundred voices were in the choir. Warren Lanman First Semester Cats Purr Edltors Patsy Horner Second Semester ,Jn lm ' 'Anmzau nc Cat's Purr Staff first semester Cat's Purr Staff second semester Row I. H, Walsh. S. Lynch. B. Williams. J Row 1. WC McCIockIin. D. Killam. P Horner. C Schlecht. B. Williamson, D. McMillan. Jasper, M. Moore, J. Neahr. G. O'DonneII. R. Heinlcy, D. Killam. B. Wilbert, C C. Worm, F Schwartz. H. Walsh, J Brain, M. Harms. Walker. B. Williamson. Row Z. G. Lynes, J. Walker, M. Mitchell, F. Sch Row 2. M. Harms. M. Mitchell. A. JaCoby. L wartz. W. Lanrnan, P. Horner, J. Mc Cance Tilley. C. Lynes, C. McGrath, R. Rey- nolds. M. Riggs, J. Lester. The Cat's Purr is the campus weekly newspaper. which is the result of student initiative under the direction of Mr. Cary Lynes. Publications of the paper were sent to Jordan alumni ani students who are now in the armed forces. Chapter 288 of the California Scholarship Federation The purpose ot the Jordan High Scholarship Society is to foster a higher standard of scholarship and to encoruage broader ideals ot service. Membership in this honor society is open to all students vvho have a high scholastic standing and who have been of service to the school Sealbearer Members J Bancroft. B Eathlve. P Conirneau. D Dollinger. V Edwards J Fox. W Hanson. H Jones, L. Koss. B Kunz. D Landess J Lester. '.t '.lcAulitte. J. Matter, D May, A Nlorris O Rogrrs. La Sknncr E Srirnpson, F. Weagant 4 Semester Members E Dcrnler. 3 Semester Members L Anderson. J Baldyvr' J Eancrcft J Cox. C Fritz, P Horner S Jacobson. D King. R Lanrv-an. L McKay. J Sanders, M Schuman V Vv'aggoner.J Walker. 'Xl Xkfeeks E. Wllbcrt. B XNilliarns 2 Semester Members B. Schmidt, L. Brady, E Codona, M Dester, M. Dixon. E Gibson. L Harnilton, A. Hendricks. A Hinton E Kathy. NN Lanman. Nl Nickle E Rav. S Taylor Ray, S Taylor. I Semester Members L Adler. J Bancroft. J. Best. D Blgbee, F. Bratman. M Brannon J Celotto, J. Dc-nos. B Dietzel J. Green. E Haines, P, Handler B. Hendrix. P. Henning, A Hunt E. Cycle. J. Hcckrnan. B. Lent, J McAuliffe, M. McGraw. D. Miller H Morrison.J Mulligan. N Pat tison. C. Pearson. Nl Petzold. E Robb E Smith. A Snfith, C Thorvpson. N Vyfalker L. Xkfoltley f Q as M' Q l v. ' l F J 6 1 7 1 I ! 3 . i 1 A 1 ,,.,.-+- Scholarship Officers First Semester Sanders Matter Fritz Landess Koss Second Semester ,- J. Sanders R. Lanman XV Lanrnan Girls' League The Ciirls' League, one of the most prominent organizations at Jordan, has strived this year to promote and support many activities that have greatly benefitted the school. All the girls are members and its main purpose is to create fellowship among the students of Jordan. During the past year it has sponsored many activities among which are the traditional Father-Daughter Banquet and the annual Boys' Week. ln remembrance of all the Jordan students now serving in the armed forces, the league devoted its activities chiefly to the selling of war bonds and the sending of Christmas gifts to the boys in service. The Cirls' League has been functioning since the school came into existence to aid in all the prominent activities and to eliminate student problems that might arise. Girls' League first semester Row Row Row Row Row Row N. Chancey, M. Weber, R. Reynolds, P. Thorn- dike. C. Nelms, B. Swain, M. Mcllrath. M. Tombling, M. Easton, M. Hart, A. Altman, J. Drake, J. Bancroft, S. Rafael, M. Jordison. B. Reynolds, C. Kessler, B. Short, P. Barr, B. Dietzel, M. Lemon, E. Carroll. F. Walker, V. Ambrosia, M. Stimpson, F. Coch- ran, R. Campbell, B. Ritchie, D. Southard. M. Tuntland, L. Myers, V. LaBoon. P. Henning, S. Thuneman, M, Johnson, L. Hiefield, J. Merrell, J. Corlew. Boys' League first semester Row Row Row Row L. Koss, H. Struthers, L. Brady, C. Burch. B. Matter, C. Dunham, J. Daggett, B. Sease B. Romine, J. Hagthrop, B. Dunham, J. Green M. Sternovsky. C-. Ritchie, H, Lovejoy, B. Mendenhall, H Jones, O, Rogers, D. Norman. 2 ,Z U l A ins. y'l 'nr t 54, . ig . 4 , T IN. 1 un ' 1 .N 1 'A S X! ! 13 ' 'L Girls' League second semester Boys' League second semester Row I. J Neahr, H, Felder, R. Reynolds, V. Edwards, B. Bathke, Row 'l. T. Schwelbe, D. Bigbec, C. Schroeder, C. Burch Row Z. Jacobson. Taylor, M. Moore, B. Ritchie, V. Godwin, M. Torfin McGrath, B. lrwln, J Maxon, B Lewis Row 2. V Barney, O. Rogers, R. Denton, B. Butner, J Minar, E. Elmore, J. McCoy. Row 3. l. Dorrran, N. Davis, N. Walters, B. Brown, A. Hunt E. Watt. Row 4. J. Fox, B. Langmann, M. Lemon, P. Henning, J. Celotto P, Spence. B. Kirby, N. Antrim. Row 5. J. Cottrell, B. Willits, J. Roth, S. Moudry, W. Webb N. Doilarhide, F. Anderson. The Boys' League, like the Girls' League, strives to eliminate student problems and to aid in supporting and promoting important events that have greatly benefitted Jordan. This group devotes itself to the interest and activities of the boys about the campus and during the past term it highlighted its semesterly program with a new activity, 'Girls' Week. Due to the successful backing of the Boys' League, this will become an annual affair. Under the supervision of Mr. l-larold Lovejoy the league successfully contributed to the war effort by aiding in the nation-wide scrap drive, vm,-...-ww---na -----quu-g- 'Wh- lv 'i . , U Student Store first semester Student Store second semester Row I. C. Pearson, E. Madison, A. Klassen, B. Chittick, H Row I. E, Berge, R. Harman, M. Moore, C.. McGrath. C. Allie Wade, M. Barr. son. Row Z. R. Conklin, M. Riggs, L. Tilley, A. Caswell, E. Berge. Row 2. M. Harms, S. Eakins, M. DeCeus, B. Williamson, L. Row 5. R. Reynolds, M. Weir, P. Blake, M. Nickle T l+2Y- O' Afidfffson- Row 4. B. Klingensmitlw, H. Combs, B. Ritchie, R, Brown. D. Soutnard. Due to war time measures, the Student Stores' sales articles were curtailed somewhat, How- ever, in the new, larger store, business was carried on increasingly. The management of the store was under the direction of Mrs. Ebbe Berge. L fijlw Nfx4',vQ C5920 C N ' GLX L11 A I uc. 5 JORUQW iono BEACp, fv as CL t K D cg, 'Q 'air V ' if 'V 'AGS i x X Y -- i,-, 0 M .,. Q X A44 Hi Y Hi Tri Row I. W Lan'-af E Carrier, L Erad, R Uarldfarr Row I. V Godwin, E Larson. Nl Kur-:, R Sanders, A Cf Row 2.1 Sage'-f J Creep 1 far R Price J L,t:ar'er wel' P' Smnfc- P Blake' J Ecfigmr- S Bama' Row 3. E Huritcr' E Ezra' g R 'fpyre Ev '.'ersdei't'5 D Evgen K q,,C 4' Gym, Row 2. L, Nlwers, C DeCeus, J Ear-:volt E3 Ergqs. A Sp' fbi J ' C Krznntkg S Rafael. N' Crun- Rcw 3. L D ::aTa E Lasgmaff N' E'a-'fc' 'V ' L Craze N S:.,'r1v.ard, H 25,1 The Boys' Hi Y and the Girls' Hi Tri are open to any boy or girl who wishes to join. Their purpose is to develop the individual boy or girl. socially and mentally. The Hi Y is affiliated with the Young Mens Christian Association and the Hi Tri with the Young Women's Christian Association, QQ. 432 'ov 1 l ani Dorothy King State President World Friendship Federation Marqueettes and National Thespians World Friendship Club Row I. P. Camp, E. Demler, B. Durhan, J. Outhier, P. Handler, Row I. L. Larson, L. Brady, B. Cline, D, King, V. Correll, M. C. Cates, P. Codbey, F. Cochran, M. Moss, C, Nelms, Kunz, J. Celotto, E. Demler, E. Babcock. R' Brown' J' Demos' S' Pearlman' Row 2. G. Pearson, B. Butner, R. Lanman, P. Rominger, E. Gibson, J. Sanders, B. Dietzel, J. Neahr. Marqueettes and National Thespians lvlarqueettes consists of those students interested in dramatics. Points gained in stage per- formances are used to obtain membership. National Thespians, Troupe 490, has completed its second year at Jordan. ln addition to the traditional formal initiations, the Thespians staged a very successful Canteen Dance turning the proceeds over to the U. S. C. Stage Door Canteen Fund. The Panther Players includes all students in the dramatics classes. Activities included production of Valley of the Ghosts, a 3-act mystery, Jones' for Victory, an original play, Doughboy's Dream, and several l-act plays. The creation of a talent bureau and a series of talent assemblies highlighted the second semester. World Friendship Club This year, the World Friendship Club brought a state-wide convention to Jordan when it was chosen host school by the Calfornia Federation of World Friendship Clubs. Dorothy King was elected to head the state organization and Mae Van Etta to assist her as vice-president. Its extensive program included complete charge of owe day of Public Schools Week during which cur- rent problems were discussed in panels composei of Jordan students, teachers, and guest author- ities. Miss Ethel Babcock is sponsor. if L56 RARY ti l'UENiLblLL ri 7- Ulif- ireirns l n-ft 3' ' Cui Pus DISPLAY Tl Campu Row 1. Row Z. Row 3. S S S C H Q Dl5Pl3Y first semester Campus Display second semester Jeccgcli l L'm-if Pi Row 1. '.' P-a't J. '.'cC:,, E '.'t2c F '.' R325 'wr H E 'reel I-Q 3 Ta'.:r.J C r c E Simi I lfrccfs Row 2. E Sf'-mit J EC 4 i u S f F F3:z5cr's Ca'es. Z Ja: sch P Cam: E r ff J Jackson, 5 5'U -V7 CCMLS, C iQi'3 '5n. P UU? Row 3. A Ha'-t, C Cocman 3 ,E ssc E 'Ja'-ap, C Cates, n Grimm Q rss fro rs Q D famr Campus Display proved to be a worth while addition to the list ot subjects ottered at Jordan High School. The class advertised school activities. Very fine posters. signs. and displays were made by the groups under the direction ot Mr. Paul Camp, Blue Song Leaders Bef?-al Schn-ld? Jarkzo Eorlmq Cor-X'-Q 'NicNrw5 White Song Leaders Barbara Svwam Drs' 1 Adarv-I Arvemfa Coffm Flag Girls Margwe Bowers Betty Whrtc Dorothy Kmg Betly Smxfh Mane Seydel Wullcfta Hanson Maioretres Sandra Rafael Lavonne Lockrndge Clorxa 'v1CCrafh Ruth Ellen Lareman Yell Leaders Eot: Dahl' R Je:-1 Hagffrr De.: U: rc that government of the people by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth Abraham Lincoln. Athletics Varsity Squad Row 1. Mgr, E Dav- is, J, Schlecht, J Gardner, W Carton C Schroeder, J Jackson, B Mc- Dermott. J. Harber D Jackson llow 2. K. Stone, B Warner, J. Janssen. B Mason, H. Combs R. Whites, D. Nval ters. J. Davis. Row 3. R. Cline. C Smith, D. Ogden, C Green, E, Codona J. Booe, B. Stowers E, Kelly, J. Booth Row 4. J, DunIaD, O Rogers, E. Mitchell W, Shank, F Schwartz, B. Moore V. Clark, C. Jasper f w, , 'Q 'Ai Poly-Jordan Before a crowd of 6000 fans, a fighting Jordan High Eleven, waging a desperate uphill battle, dropped a l2-7 struggle to Poly l-ligh, Jordans lone tramp to touchdown lane came in the fourth period. The Panthers passed to one touchdown and were banging away to another, when with only l5 seconds to go, Kennedy, Poly quarterback, intercepted a desperate fourth down pass ending the threat, Excelsior-Jordan The Jordan l-'ligh Eleven, definitely in a vicious mood, roared to a decisive lll-7 triumph over the Excelsior Pilots. After recovering an opponents fumble, Mason, on a reverse from McDermott, rounded end for the first touchdown, With six rniutes left to play, Jackson passed thirty yards to Booth from where he hit center for the second score. Jackson also battered center for the extra point. Orange-Jordan Soaring to sensational heights in their first league appearance, the Jordan High gridmen turned back a fighting Orange High Team with a 3l -O victory. Jordan opened its first touchdown drive when Bob Mc- Dermott intercepted a pass. Walters was the individual star with his spectacular runs. After reeling off a 62-yard run, which was called back, he went 22 yards around end for six points. Coming back in the second half of the game the Panthers roared 68 yards, from where Jack Schlecht boomed over from the one-yard line. The final tally came when Davis caught a pass in the end zone. Fullerton-Jordan Striking swiftly when scoring opportunities presented themselves, the Jordan High School grid forces rolled to a l3-O victory over Fullerton's in a crucial battle. The Panthers took the opening kickoff and smashed 63 yards to pay dirt. Booth plunged over from the three-yard mark and Jackson crashed the line for the extra point. The Panthers surged Sl yards for the final six points, Bob McDermott going over from the four-yard line. Huntington Beach-Jordan lUpper-leftl Scoring twice in the first period, the Jordan Panthers defeated Huntington Beach 20-6. Jim Booth made the first score of the game going over from the three-yard line. A few minutes later Booth un- leashed a pass making a perfect connection with Davis who in turn lateraled to Walters. ln the third period he faked a kick and started on an end run which led to the final score. Newport Harbor-Jordan lLower-rightl Outplaying their powerful foes for 24 minutes of the first half, a courageous Jordan High Eleven fell before a devastating second period attack as the mighty sailors of Newport hammered out a 7-O ver- dict. Newport scored early in the third period when Sheflin plunged over from the one-foot line. The kick for the conversion was good. Anaheim-Jordan 1Lower-left, Upper-rightl Dick Cline's Jordan Panthers wreaked vengeance for long defeats at the hands of Anaheim by scor- ing a glorious 32-I2 victory over the Colonists. Trailing l2-6 in the third quarter, Walters took a lateral from McDermott and went the rest of the way down the sidelines. Jackson scored later when Jordan recovered an Anaheim fumble. Schwartz rambled 43 yards to pay dirt when he took a partially blocked pass in the third period. The final marker came late in the game. Bee Football '- Squad Row 1. D. Smith C. Gates R. Craig D. Tucker N. Kinrade B. Williams E. Marsh Row 2. F. Estes A. Ross C. Lunt J. McCoy M. Schupp D. Reeves D. Wanacott C. Brandon B. Kennedy .v- Row 3. R. Kemp K. Hutchinson C. Zimmerman B. Gray J, Saling P. Rominger B. Warner E. Mitchell M. Schlange Row 4. R. Colden D. Cole B. Veal C, Fritz B. Hutton W, Moore E. Allen D. Tisnerat Bee Football Dissatisfied with the second place rating of last year, Rocky Kemp's powerful midgets ran away with the top spot of the Sunset League with not a single defeat in the football season. Led by Captain Melvin Schupp, they started the season by nosing out Poly 7-6 and copping the City Championship for the third consecutive time. In the first league game of the year, the Panther kittens escaped a tie by over- throwing the Orange middleweights i9-6. Fullerton was holding an undefeated record until the Jordan Bees carried it away with a 6-O victory. And then they set a new school record by downing Huntington Beach 52-O. when they undoubtedly became the favorites for the league title. Their fifth win was over Newport's Sailors. Even though there were penalties totaling more than 60 yards, the final score was 26-6. ln other games they defeated Anaheim ZO-O and finished the season by triumphing over Excelsior 33-6. Coming back with victories in their laps tive times out of seven, the best that the varsity basketball quintet could wrest out of the i943 season was a close third in the Sunset League. They swept to victory over both Poly and Wilson to capture the City Championship, The varsity was led by Captain Jack Schlecht, sharp shooting guard, and was under the direction ot Coach Clem Reece. Charles Brain Foreward All-City Kenny Stone Guard Joe Gardner Center All-City, second team All-Huntington Beach Tournament Bill Mendenhall Cuard All-City, second team Bruce Hurlberf Center Bill Baker Cuard Coach Clem Reece Wade Carton Foreward Capt. Jack Schlechl' Ciuard All-City All-Sunset League All-CIF Squad Members Row l. B. Lambe B. Baker V. Clark Row 2. B. Mendenhall B. Hurlbert K. Stone E. Codona Capt. Neil Kinrade Center Bee Basketball Squad Row I. H Jones F Estes R Maine N. Kinrade P. Rorriingcr J McCoy B. Graham Row 2. R. Markham J. McCIendon J. Wheeler J. Minar R. Brown D. Tucker D. Wanacott Richard Maine Cuard Frank Estes Foreward Phil Rominger Foreward Jim McCoy Guard Y 'F.-f 'f' f7,gp Varsity League Games Bee League Games N l ' ' fa ll if . 7 Orange 3l . . . Jordan 29 Orange 26 . ff ' fi, .T!Jordan'2l Santa Ana 27 . , Jordan 28 Santa Ana 20 . .Wifi 'Rf' JQS4az:k2Q Fullerton l9 . . Jordan Zl Fullerton i4 'M-acffg J rdan 29 Huntington Beach 23 . Jordan 29 Huntington Beachfiy .g .flor a Newport Harbor Zl Jordan 22 Newport Harbor O .J 33 7 Anaheim 27 . . Jordan 22 Anaheim l7 . . fr. Mfg. 3 ' Excelsior 8 . Jordan 3O Excelsior 25 - LL, Jordan 33 - . tfl L1-' jf? fi: U Jordans bee basketball squad met the foe twelve times and seven times they triumphed over them. The quintet captured four league games and lost three during the i943 competition. Paced by Cap- tain Neil Kinrade, the team, also in a city playoff game. submerged the Poly High bee team 37-28. They were not victorious over Wilson, losing to them 37-33 in the city championship tilt. In pre-season games they won over Compton 36-26, but in a return game the Compton team turned the tables in its favor and left the Panthers on the short end of an l8-l7 score. Jordan also nosed out Beverly Hills 35-22, This year's squad. like the varsity, was under the direction of Coach Clem Reece. ' . N ., , s l,,X'vq Varsity Baseball The Pantherville sluggers got off to a poor start but slowly pulled out of it and presented the opposing players a team hard to beat. Coached by Mr. Clem Reece, the team was sparked by nine returning lettermen: Captain Jewell Jackson, Kenny Stone, Jim Davis. Franklin Estes, Carl Zimmerman, Jim McCoy, Kenny Mapes, Bob McDermott, and Don Tisnerat. This group of ball players, and others on the team, represented Jordan during the l943 season. Coach Reece never failed to put a good team on the field which made it difficult for the invaders. The varsity won four out of fifteen of the pre-season games, those being, Compton 20-3, 7-3, and Narbonne 7-4. 4-3. Victories were scored over Newport 4-O and Excelsior 4-3 in the Sunset League. Jim McCoy won the batting trophy with an average of .4l 2. X ad .W 6 v..,,,,4.,-.-Mai-428-V-v-'-e' ' ff 91 K 9 -:Mr ,WMP - . N ' ,Q 6-. 1 ragineaamaf -rv. . 'N N 1 ' a .. . I 1' ' , 'AM-va, q 0 ,T .,,... . ,y ,Yi A M . ' ' ,,-,J 'f H wear QMZM, W ,, V v ' 1 N . W-W , 4 ' A w,w,5. .nu .a . ,M M, 1 1 Hag.-. tr ,-.M . -f f, A N- , l J ' wfff,q,.a,'IZ-gi--gff,.-W 4' -J J 12.2 --' - ar - g-..f.-ff-f-f'ff1-1-A - ' ' 'i'a.n..,i 8 . -..',,v 2. ' CAL f 141. Varsity Baseball Squad Row I. T, Schwalbe C. Poff K. Mapes B, McDermott D. Jackson R. Maine S. Pearlman Row 2. B, Lambe F. Estes K, Stone J, Jackson D. Tisnerat J. Davis J. McCoy Row 3. D. Dickinson A. Dingle C. Zimmerman C. Vermillion D. McClain B. Dyke B, Perry E. Mitchell C. Reece Team Tennis Row 1. R. Phares F. Weagant J. Outhxer E. Davidson B. Skinner E. Douglas B. Vernon Row 2. E. Demler E, Zinser D. Lanford B. Adams M. Veale A. Hendricks Carl G. Lindgren TENNIS ln their first competitive test of the season, Carl Lindgren's tennis team opened its season with a 4-4 deadlock with Wilson. Reason for the tie was postponement because of rain. The racket wielders pulled aces out of the deck to hand Poly high netmen a 6-5 defeat. Losses which they have suffered during the season were: Wilson 8-3, Compton 7-4, and Poly 9-2. They placed second in the Sunset League losing only two matches, to Santa Ana 8-3 and Excelsior 7-4. ln other league games there were victories over Newport 7-4, Anaheim 9-2, and Orange 8-3. This team was paced by Captain Edsel Davison. 2, s 'T Y ' i O 1 in t 'IL ' 'lit 1374: A VARSITY TRACK Now I. D. Sutherland C. Jasper B. Watson B. Mendenhall B. Lally P. Mears D. Ross R. Kemp Row 2. L. Case D. Moore J. Harber G. Schroeder H. Jones J. Farrer R. Whites B. Romine . ., 1 ' I I 5 'V' fl 4' I i , ' , . Track ' .s .,.,,, lp- -.' ll' I ' . Jordan high jumpers and broad jumpers covered lots of territory during the spring track and field display. Even though several of the track members were lost to the service, namely, Ray Conklin, and Don Walters, the season was very successful. Other losses oc- A curred when Phil Rominger and Ray Waymire were unable to com- pete, due to injuries received during the season. As evidence of the ,X g F., team's caliber, Harold Jones shattered the meet and the school 42. . 4 record for the mile. The time was 41465. The varsity cindermen by Egfs M claimed a victory over Wilson by a score of 6l -43. This is the first . , . Q time in five years that the Wilson High team has been defeated and ' it is the first time that Jordan has ever triumphed over its friendly cross-town rivals. lr the All-League Meet the Panthers made 5l points and won the Class A Championship. This was the highest score made in several years at that meet. This year's track teams were under the direction of Rocky Kemp and were led by Cap- tains Bill Mendenhall, varsityg Phil Rominger, bee: and Elwyn l-lensel, cee. rd ,N t - v 'K -GK Bee Track Row 1. E. Weadon C. Cates L. Miller B. Cato B. Holzgraf C. Fritz P. Rominger J. Sargeant Row 2. J. Sutherland B. Williams D. Wonacott J. Green J. Wheeler A. Ross J. Minar R, Kemp Row 3 D. Reeves J. Herman R. Price B, Kiley D. Morris J. Burns Cee Track Row I. D Sutherland E. Hensel J. Milton M. Brewster Row 2. J. Sutherland C- Roehrick J Coches J. Denharn R. Kemp as llc G.A.A. Row I. Row 2. Row 3. Row 4. G.A.A Row 1. Row 2. Row 3 Row 4 first semester M. Gregory, D. King, R. Lanman, M. Monroe, L. McKay O. Anderson, M. Harms, M. Mitchell. G. Jackson, E. McCance, C. Hlilhouse, J. McCance, M Hotchkiss, M. Robbins, M. Hansen, F. Peters, N. Chan- cey. P. Backes, J. Drake, J. Bancroft, J. Mulligan, C. Miller V. Bridges, B, Briggs, D, Landess. J. Jacobson, E. Ray, A, Smith, C. Pearson, J. Best, M Moss, S. Jacobson, J. Lester. Sophomores first semester J. Merrell, P. Handler, C-. Worm, M. Kautto, J. Swarth- out, W. Denny, D. Lesser, J. Celotto, P. Henning. E. Davis, E. Drew, B. Graham, W. Cross, J. Corlew, B Norman, M. Jordison, J. Bancroft, B. Dietzel, H. Davis. D. Ausburn, M, Johnson, C. DeCeus, N. Dollarhide, N McConahay, E. Carroll, S. Stewart, M. Hart. L. Allen, C. Pospesil, J. Voss, B. Price, M. Torfin, D Ames, A, Hunt, B. Heavner, Lucille D. Hiefield M G.A. Row Row Row Row Row A. - 1fws2 Q 'f5i of second semester 1. J. Bancroft, J. Bancroft, B. Langmann, L. Larson, M 2 3. C, O'DonneIl, P. Henning, B. 4 5 Monroe, J, McCance, E. McCanv:e, M. McCance, S. Brady J. Merrell, P. Backes, O. Anderson, M. Mitchell, C. Puz- zey, W. Denny, F. Cesterling, D. King, G. Worm, B Hitchings. Dietzel J, Celotto, W Cross, J. Corlew, D. Leevers, Beath, A. Hanson, P. Handler. H. McBeath, D. Lesser, N. Dollarhide, S. Stewart, B Heavner, M. Hart, A. Hunt, J. Fewkes, E. Drew, D Stroud, L. Munger, S. Moudry, P. McGregor, M. Black- stone. N. Chancey, K. Bedell, M. Robbins, J. Rowley, A. Klas- sen, E, Davis, E. Hyde. H. Davis, F. Newkirk, H. Brees W. Webb, J. Nelson, C. Pospesil, L, Allen. G, Baughman, M. Mc- ,Q--rf Thelma M. Stewart J Club first semester J Club second semester Row 1. S. Jacobson, M. Moss, J. Bancroft, M. Mnfchell. Row 1. J. Lester, P, Backes, J. Bancroft. Row 2. C. Jackson, L. McKay, R. Lanrnan, C. Pearson, J. Best. Row 2. M. Mitchell, M. Monroe, E. McCance, J. McCance. D F. Peters, M. Monroe. J, Muliugan. Kung, O. Anderson. Row 3. J. McCance, M. Gregory, E McCance. B. Bruggs, M Row 3. N. Chancey, M. Robbuns, J. Rowley. A. Morris, B Hotchkiss, C. Hillhouse, D. Kung, P. Backes, M. Robbins, Bathke. J. Lester, J. Jacobson. Outing Club Outing Club Members first semester Members second semester A. Hunt, S, Stewart, H, Davis, D. Ames, E. Drew. M. P. Henning. J. Bancroft, M. Hart, A. Hunt, F. New- Tortin, E. Davis, B. Price, W. Cross, N. Chancey, P. kirk, J, Fawkes, J. Bancroft, E. Drew, D. Stroud. Henning, M. Easton. B, Dietzel, P. Backes, M. Greg- M. McCar1ce. E. McCance, E. Davis, H. Davis, E. ory, M. Hart, B. Heavner, M. Kautto, M. Monroe, Hyde, L. Larson, D, King, J. Celotto, B. Dietzel, N. C. Jackson, C. Hillhouse, M. Miltenberger, J. Ban- Dollarhide, D. Lesser, H. Brees, J. Rowley, J. Lester, croft, J. Mulligan, J, Drake, J. Best, J. Celotto, D. B. Heavner, S. Stewart. Ausburn. B. Briggs, L. McKay, J. Lester, M. Moss, E McCance. M. Hotchkiss, J. McCancc, C. Pear- son, D. King, A. Smith. F. Peters, J. Smith, R Lan- man, V. Bridges. Outing Club This group is one ot the most popular clubs and probably the most interesting recreational or- ganizations at Jordan. Members enjoy hiking, bicycling, and other outdoor activities. lt is through the membership ot this group that GAA. girls receive credit tor their walking points. Jean lVlcCance was president the tirst semester and Cheril Pospesil was president the second semester. Anja! The J Club is an honorary section ot the GAA. which promotes athletic interest among the Jordan girls, In order to meet the requirements ot the club a girl must earn 500 points, after which she is eligible to join. Marion Moss was president the tirst semester and Peggy Backes, the second. Mrs. Thelma Stewart sponsors both the NJN and the Outing Clubs. TENNIS CLUB The Tennis Club is an organization which provides an opportunity for girls to learn the fundamentals of the game. President for the first semester was Joyce Smith. Thalia Malone was the second semester president. G.A.A. The Girls' Athletic Association provides every interested student an oppor- tunity to participate in a varied field of activities. The sports offered are: volleyball, basketball, speedball, baseball, and tennis. Officers for the first semester were Bertha Kunz, Lois McKay. Jean Sanders, and Patsy Roberts. The second semester officers were Marjorie Monroe, Jean McCance, Elinor McCance. and Martha Kautto. The honor award, the highest award given by the C.A.A., is presented each year for outstanding achievement in the field of athletics. Tennis Club first semester Tennis Club second semester Row 1. J Bancroft, M. Kautto, J. Smith, C Row 1. A Hunt, P. Backes, D Stroud, E. Drew. DeCeus, P. Backes. D, King, B. Langman, M. Hart. Row 2. E Davis, J. Mulligan, W. C'oss. E. Mc- R 2. H D ' pb N k k pn t I H Cance, J. McCance, M. Hart, H. Davis. ow Nicgezllff C- Biguglmlwnl Citi? epcqggiaq. Row 3. D King, E. Drew, A. Smith, C. Pear- E Ray, B. Heavner, J. Bancroft, E. Davis son, B. Heavner, J. Drake 'la' is ,-- - that we here highly resolve that these under Cod shall have a new birth of freedom Abraham Lnncoln. dead shall not have died in vain,-that this nation, SOCIGI LIFE people QA tee' mciuvztion What Your hugh school days vvull soon be over After graduation you must decode what your contrubutton wnll be to the war effort There ns a great demand for busnness school graduates un both de fense and private lndustry hand stenotypy imachune shorthand! accounting typing fulung office machunes and specnaluzed commercnal traunung Telephone 722 I9 for an apporntment to vusut our school f r a day lt wnll and you In determnnung the course that wlll equnp you for the posntuon you are most rnterested nn Summer Regnstratlon June 28 and July 5 Telephone 722 l9 for Information regardung Pre lnductnon Course SAWYER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 205 E Broadway Telephone Long Beach 722 I9 ALSO LOS ANGELES PASADENA WESTWOOD VILLAGE f ' P- .Q fn .G . h . 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C0 The RUYAL PRESS, Ltd. T as A A Prnntrng Center Building J T ' . My ,VN N 9 ' v Ft ' L v I vg Y A 9 v ir X 2 o 4 1 , SOIT16 who SZVVQCJ the school ID VGFIOUS WGYS Those who man ff 4'-P' QW' 36 J NX Those who helped In ihe SYM! hose who sold nfs annual Do All Your Shopping At The , ONE STOP DEPARTMENT STORE Sears, Roebuck 8 C Amerrcan Avenue at Frfth Everythrng You Need Under One Roof Save Trme Save Trres Save Money Open Frrday and Saturday Trl 9 I5 P M Porter Hardware Store SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS I L h HOUSEHOLD SPORTING APPLIANCES 215 86 GOODS HUNTER MORTUARY I l H I 5443 - f Finer Services Cost Less Good Luck to the JORDAN SENIOR CLASS HOUGHTON PARK MOUNTAIN VIEW STAND Proprietor Helen C Wright IVZTTI ..'I.IQI:: Richardson 2 Radio Service Z' nl I l lllllll Soul? 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' 9 l I Cl ' ,O S Barbeme Auto SCIVICC TIRE COMPANY AND AUTO REPAIR CAS OIL RETREADS Steam Cleanung 5508 ATLANTIC Thousands of yards of PRINTS COTTONS WOOLENS E e yth g fo those ho se F gs Not o L B YARDAGE 50 P 2 THE PLACE TO BUY BELTS o the West s I gest selecto tooled belts of othe We te accesso es dop s oo T e Western UP Th V II T t COMPLIMENTS OF DOLLAR MARKETS LONG BEACH CALIFORNIA DRESSES GIFTS NOTIONS Handy Dry Goods I338 East Artesla Blvd Phone 257 80 Long Beach California fn -a ICE SKATE OI' fN FUN ZI1 HEALTH ICELAND Skatnng Every Afternoon and Nrght Saturday and Sunday lvlornungs Frlday Night IS Varsity Nate HYNES CALIFORNIA Phone Metcalf 3I I7I Your Drug Store 6577 Orange Avenue Phone 239 l9 Dst b tos of W Z EARDROPS- a tse c ed g d ds FOUNTAIN SERVICE Fay s Sclentlhc Cleaners LAUNDRY SERVICE 6574 ORANGE AVENUE LONG BEACH CALIFORNIA Pho e 230 6I K rzeger s Bug Shoe Market II9 East 3rd Street THE FRIENDLY SHOE STORE LoNc BEACH Phone 647 44 u 0 J ff 'I '-x t s 'f .4 :W X 1 :J f xg. 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O O l corn r of I r r r X Phone 2IO-I7 II54 Artesia Blvd. X phone 238-34 S09 IMPRESSED by the appealing lovellness of Mottell s these young vlsltors pause to study the beaututul architectural detaul and ad mnre the park luke grounds Dons Adams lvlarjle Weber Annetta Coffin Russell Brown Duck Hall Bethal Schml dt Curtus Jasper Dorothy Kung Jackie Bolling To hundreds of young people and chnldren J J Mottell ns attec tlonately known as Uncle Joe and the Father of the Day Nur sery To be of servuce to young and old such a desnre has umpelled ham to assume responsubnlntnes whnch have requared leadership and vlslon and resulted ln hus many phllanthroples I MGRTUARY ottells J J MOTTELL Inc JJMOTTELL THIRD at ALAMITOS I-ONE PEEK Phone 622 84 , 'avflw - I E J 2 ' Q, 1 Q wc' Q , . . . , ' v - ' U I I V I ! I , . , . . ' ' KK Q! 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