Denver South High School - Johnny Reb Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1936 volume:

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All e 9 ' y 1 I ' l 'ff 'X' ll mul gk -, K4 AQ fi V1 2 SU If CONTENTS 5 T V 5 X T G A lj' X 1: T I 13, S 5256 T T Q9 .Q G X ' T JT P 5 is if f W V I ' M i- I4 I f NV f- -4 55 f Q gd c of 1. QQ, f,.3'4M A 5 L I Q 4 4 ? XiN'wf-N - V 30' fan' QM ? A N I: 5459 1, L N. Xge. e a 5. gg DEDICATION ,fig 5 N . . 'Al N To a man-A friendly, understanding, cheerful many To a man'-A strong, steady, enduring mang a man who belongs vitally to our tower lifeg a man dependable N in every crisisg a man in whom we place our unbounded faith,- We dedicate our l936 annual with the most profound 1-ly admiration and respect. l V WILLIAM L. MILLER Q L Q30 'B gg: If 449 Wgp' lummlllEnumnmllllllllllbuumm 1 5 4 Q 4 4 . j W 'Q' 'IIIII 6 and they pictured the tower's every sicle PIERCING THE HIGH HEAVENS WITH PICTURESQUE SEVERITY ac 7 :ox 4K 8 ap: SPREAD As BENEATH THE GAZE oF A SOARING EAGLE 444 9 ns: LIGHT AND SHADOW EXQUISITELY INTERWOVEN WITHIN THE SOUTH CORRIDOR HERALDED As A GATEWAY OF AVAILABLE KNOWLEDGE csc 10 :vw and the masses were led by these tower guides As the tower of South High School rises far above the lesser units of the structure, so we hope the character of South,s sons 4 0-S and daughters will stand out with llllllllb takable and undiminishing clarity. 1 -JOHN J. Conr, . Principal C ,P J E N i 1 f' .gt x I' 1 I' 5'-an k X a .1 J . . I -xx f - L,.,l-A .-la From the tower may be seen the movement of a long proces- sion. Far in the past the line recedes from viewg far in the future it can be seen approach- ing. To the class of 1936, as it joins its predecessors, go the congratulations and best wishes of those who remain. -WILLIAM L. MILLER A long, steady pull to the top. A pause to rest in the exhilara- tion of achievement. A survey of heights yet to be attained. Then on and on. -ROSA SCHODER ce 12 nba A r dh I- X FACULTY 4 S Alfhild Alenius Verne Amnld Alice H. Aronson Ralph Atkinson Nellie M. Bailey Colorado University University of Nehr. University of Denver Universityof Denver Universityof Denver S Mathematics Social Science English Social Science Social Science Rebekah J. Baron Harlan Benedict Sam Blanc Sara S. Blanch Maynard Bonesteel .Q University of Denver Denver University Colorado State Col- Colo. State College R.O.T.C. '- English School of Commerce lege of Education Home Economics Commercial Science K Helen A. Burnham Norris F. Bush Vera V. Campbell Florence G. Carlson Agnes V. Clancy Columbia University University of Mo. University of Illinois University of Denver University of Denver J Home Economics Science Librarian Physical Education Social Science Robert Collier Odette Combs M. Janette Conine Rilla Dawson Helen Eggeman N Beloit. Wise. University of Art Institute, University of Denver University of Denver Science FBorrlfz1nx, France AChicago Clerk English and Spanish rcnc 1 rt cc 13 you . fl Xe n a 1 l l f A ' X f Q 'X ' ' FACULTY I Marian H. Emmons Tillman Erb Ella Jane Fellows Miriam F ynn Julia H. Gardiner p Colorado College Colorado University University of Denver University of Denver University of Denver ' English Social Science English Clerk Mathematics Mary K. Gray Edgar W. Grigs Carleton Hall Everett Hanel Eva Harrison ff Massachusetts State University of University of Nelzrzisl-za State Col- Universityuf Denver Teachers College Columbia Columbia lege of Education English Commercial Mathematics Commercial Biology I William Heagney Gladys Hunter Howard L. Johnson Richard Jorgensen Harold Keables State Teachers Col- Teachers College, University of Nebr. Universityol Denver Universityof Denver X lege of Nebraska Maryville, Mo. Physical Education Social Science English Physics Secretary 5 f Hal D. Kendig Martha N. Kimball Kenneth I. Kohl Florence Lutz Barbara L. McBreen University ol Denver University of Denver Colorado State Colorado University University of Denver Industrial Arts Social Science Teachers College Librarian Social Science , Industrial Arts l 'G 4 iz E i al ai... .5 l M'. T'li':T ' ' ' 51 1 Si ii H323 WRX ' - nn 'X FACULTY 4 Francis M. McCulley Harriett L. Meyer' Belle V. Miller Roy L. Morris Ruth Morrison. A University of Iowa l'nivm'sity of llcnvex' Univvsrsity of Colo. Baylor Vniversity Colorado Vuiverslty 1 Commercial Cnmmurciul Latin Biology Mzithemzilics Eloise G. Nelson Loraine Nelson Ruth Newlon Katherine 0'Cpnnor Mary H. Patterson F, University of Iowa l'11ivcrsity ni Kzms. llniversity ol Intl. l'nivex'sIty1Jl lJEIllVt'l' UmVers1ty of XVISC. -. Connnurcinl Music English Lnnguaxpzcs Physical liclncutiou Elizabeth H. Pesman Helen B. Phelps Rialto Pl-iilleo Jess M. Randal Milton C. Rebsll g lvl'llVEl'SllIj' ol Colo. L,lllYk'l'Silj'lll- llc-nvrcl' Culnmrln l,lnivc1'sity Universityr1iNeln'. Denver l,'lllVEl'S-llfj' Social Science Smfizil Science' Social Science Social Science Commerce Commercial X Opal.Br-adshavy Riddell Ruth Ringland John Roberts Elizabeth H. Roland Jennie Stark Rudolph l'n1x'o1'sQty ul lDL'1lYCl' I'1iix'n-mftynl' Denver Culnrzxmln 'l'cncl1e1's l7nivex'sity uf iowa lfniversity1JiColo. x x Socinl Fcienru SllillllSll College Cr,nnn1e1'ci:ll English Music 1- ' ,1 lf .i i rl' L., gal lk .1 l FACULTY -- X Irene M. Sellinghausen Ren G. Shearer Ruth Soper Henry R. Spangl f Colorado Agricul- M nskingum College University of Denver Colorado College H P tural College Physics Clerk Industrial Arts I Industrial Arts Garnet G. Stone Lela B. Strong Edith H. Summers Helen Tillotson , Central Missouri Colorado Agriculf Colorzirlo College VVashhurn Univ. ' State Teachers tural College English English College Home Economics Physical Eilncutirm fl' , lla F. Webber Cora Westhaver Leon K. Whitney Art Williams Denver University University of Denver Kansas State Agri- Colorado School Commerce and Arts English cnltnral College oi Mines I Cmnmercial English Science ng .liv e it 'I ' ' . l . L n ff IH sg:-9, 5? M Farnum St. John University of Denver Mnthemsatics Louisa Ward University or Colo. Llhrarmn Leonerd Wood University of Nebr. Commercial Library Assistants 41.15, 1 y I 'L-L?':ap,Q,:1. i :R,azeew27T' .,.-xy! - ,..w - E' -- ' T-57' 'lvartsm' of -9-ii'T-'2?fsfrQ'a-af .Qcw:f.af?'1t S' .1 Back Ron'-Clarence Craig, Ray Cross, Rodney Clark, Leslie Turnbull. Elmer Scherrer. Everett Scliank, Leone Stoft, Dorothy Dix. Sadie Ritsema, Mary Stamm, Adelaide Baldwin, Theresa Maulclin. Front Row-Carl Toeset. Joe Pierce, XVilli:un Croft, john Hill, Helen Shear, Annabelle Hickman, Marguerite Rishel, Edith XVilliams. Carol Austin. Dorothy Brown. Dorothy Bremller. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS lndispensable administrative aids are the tower custodiansg the group is com- prised of both boys and men, who keep the school immaculate. 1 ,.- X f n The women in the lunchroom not only prepare and serve palatable daily lunches, ' but are always willing to assist with the cuisine for extra teas and the like. For the orderly operation of the library we have to thank the library assistants S who worked diligently under the direction of Misses Campbell and Ward. The olhce messengers are also worthy of a vote of thanks for the admirable way in which they assisted the ollice stall. And last but not least. we give recognition to the assistants who cooperated so Y well with Mrs. Riddell and Mr. Grigs. t -iw f'g4Q,,, QU UDB rifle Custoclians ' SJ Back Row-lowell Cantrell Buel' llerntlon Travis Railev Francis Doehlinq Tack Hicl'ish Douglas Duncan Nlarion Sliohei 'Jr fSeCo11d RowiCharles Prolmst, llr. llattiugly, Mr. Rector, Mrs, l'l:n'i'is, Blr. Quick, lllr. Sanford, Mr. Bailey. . - 7, - - . V . ' , ' . . - ' . , Y , 1' ' T' J Front Ron-hay Peterson, Chuck XX mal. Dinh Sanrlhuig, Schuyler llllo. Remy fields, Bob Snnth, Bob ' AN , Hepting. ff 31 i Wx! Q OC Office Messengers and Assistants Back Row-Stanley Prisncr, Bert Ogle, Eflna Rourke, Dorothy Gilbert, Frances 1leClaue. Evelyn Burton, Lorraine Nielson, 'Maxine Sawyer, Shirley Thompson, Violet lNlcMurrough, Carmen Blustaine, Gladys Freclcle. Maxine Moore, Doris Robertson, Barhara Randol. Second RowiMilclred Johnson, Martha Moore, June Lysaght, Mary Frazier, Vera May, Marion Cook, Aida XVaril. l'aulinv: Blount. Marie Torey. Rlilmlrenl Klarquess, Dorothy Johnson, Nora Huher, Helen Nicholson, Evelyn Nunn. Billie Payne, Helen Kennedy, Ruth Christensen. lylargaret Rolle, Virginia Stuhhs, Rita lllae Clifton. Third Row-Jack Moore. Annabelle XVurtz, Dorothy Bennett. Jewell Burgess. Bernice Murphy, Louise Vllzisser, Elizabeth Nieclracli, Eileen Hoskins. Roberta Buchanan, Betty Lzunherton, Shirley Iane NYatson, Florence Iloven, Dorothy Kinkel, Mary Louise Bnirgy, Ruth Mclntosh. Florence Duhoff, Everett Schank, Leone Stolb Dm'0fl1Y Dix, Sadie Ritseina, Mary Stamm. Adelaine Baldwin. Front Row-Carroll Stoccker, Harold Jcltema. Charles Doran. Don Brinkert. Raymond Robertson. Gerald Pool. Bill Hager, Hal VVooLlworth, Peter Voorheis, Ben Cohen. Rohert Imfland. l K4 18 :bv 1 A CAPPELLA CHOIR Back Row-Harry Goodheart, Gordon VVeller, Bernard Hartsook, Margaret Fickel, Dorothy Leese, Miriam Thomas, Madelyn Bailey, Mildred Larson, Frances Graves, Martha Ann Lee, Eudora Stevens, Miss Nelson, Ellen Wilson, Frieda Eich, Marian Jackson, Roy VVeaver, Arthur Evans, Bill Prather. Second Row-Bob Morris, Leslie Benson, Florence Comstock, Eddie Jo Trueheart, Ethel Dyer. Marv Jean Rich, Ann Schuerer, Jacqueline Wilkin, Gertrude Jekel, Katherine Overman, Dorothy Van Wert, Eleanor Kerr, James Baugh, Ralph Graham. Third Row-Don McDougal, Jack Cobb, Don Hoffner, Mary Elizabeth NVatson, Luella Murphy, Wanda Krebs, Alice Rourke, Dorothy Bishop, Harriet Hutchins, Put Patterson, Ellenor XVhite, Dorothy Ben- nett, Phyllis Kent, Oran Miller, Bill Graessle. Fourth Row-Sam White, Bob Price, Bettie Schmidt, Marian Fox, Kathlyn Musser, Marjorie Barker, Eliza- beth Johnston, Alice Moseley, Gretchen Owen, Blanche Shoults, Eileen Jung, Bob Rothi, Richard Mahoney, Clarence Dodge. Front Row-Jim Webber, Don Clayton, Robert Thorpe, Anita Sorbo, Lucille Newman, Jean Hinge. Dorothy Goodrich, Carolina Donahue, Marian Small, Kathryn Geddes, Margaret Riemer, Gerald Coleman, James McPherson, Martin Wennherg. A CAPPELLA Perfect unison of harmoniously blended voices of many boys and girls is the objective of Miss Loraine Nelson, director of the A Cappella Choir, and, asia result of her earnest endeavor and the cooperative support of the entire group, South's A Cappella has achieved city-wide recognition. This year some of the important issues crowded into their very busy program included a recital, given at the Trinity Methodist Church, a spring concert, a radio concert, and their portion of the commencement day exercises. he ir BOYS' GLEE CLVB Back Row-Sain XYhite, Bob Kzuifmxin. Charlie NYooclwarrl, Jack Cobb, Hugh Jennings, John Streinming. John VVitt, Jacob Leensvazirt, Quentin Pezolrlt, Ray Knnrlsen. Flnckey, Paul Roberts. x Second RowfBncl Prnsse, Bill Scott. Kenneth Rice, Harry Conover, Hilrling Anderson. Clark Iobnstonfx George Hinds. Lawrence Berryman, Howard Ereclcson, George Zervas. Clarence Reiner, Earl Venzke, Carol Brown. Third Row-Don Clayton, Ray Cobb, Anthony Buschbnch, Fred Smith, Kerker Bryant. Phillip Roberts, Miss Nelson, Glen Brcssler, Jim Bunt, Bob Ruland, Vllarren Long, Bob Bylsma. Front Row-XYilbnr Grinsted, Billy Morgan. Sterling johnson, Bill Grigls, Leo Murray, Nellie DcGraaf. Jerry Coleman. Homer McCl:m:nhzni, George Mason, Sam Smeeton, Jim XVQ-lsh. f ' - X BOYS' GLEE in P ' Forty-eight male voices ranging from bass to tenor and exquisitely harmonized , is the feat Miss Loraine Nelson has achieved with her group of boys familiar to us ' all as the Boys, Glee Club. The Jerformances which the have Given, such as the s ring concert, their Jart ,5 1 Y D P D 1 in Music Wfeek, and last but not least the important place they held on commence- ment dav have deliffhted us at various times throuvhout the entire ear. Realizing . 1 rs za Y nw I the terrific amount of effort necessary to make such an enterprise a success, we offer inadequate words of thanks, it being impossible to express our depth of gratitude. nu M ut.. asf .1 iff , ti, 'll ish 3 1 GTRLS' GLEE CLUB Mae Clifton, Churlot Ramsey, Dorothy Hoeiner. Elezinore La Verrla Rogers, Katharine W'agner. Dorothy Gilbert, Dorothea Gooch, Dorothy Yun lVert. Second Row-Jnnnitn Frccnmn, lvllllllil lllegnrgee, Clam Collins, 'Ruby.D:nvu Chase. l,:iVerne Amsherry, ll'ClC1l.FlCllll'lllllg, Mary Ella Foster, Dorotliy Byrum, Fern llCNBX'lll, Sully Frawley. Helen Thomas, Virginia Ripley, Maxine- Moore. Doris Donald, Clasinzi Bushliach. Jacqueline Nliillirims. Third Row-Vietorine Lewis. Dorotheann Mclsaac, Peggy Lou Bull. Carleen XVhite, Mah Foster. Dorothy Craig, Naomi Fzihring, Miss Nelson, Dorothy Bennett. Anna Bzmrlsma, Lois Eichellverger, Doris May Fyles, Mary lVestl':ill, Nora Huber. Mary Louise Bnirgy. Front Row-Florence Cmnstoclc, Annabelle W'urtz, Betty Booth. Darlene McCormick, XVzmzla Krebs, Peggy Moore. Helen Denny, Zelda Keeney. Louise Iesmer, ,Tune Mayfield, Jeanne Anrleries, Frances Czimhers, Jeanne Alclred, Mary llelen Mclielvey, Illarleline Xlinlton. Ruth Hollingsworth, GIRLS' GLEE CLUB 4 ' 7' K The Girls' Glee Club has also been developed under the adept direction of Miss . Loraine Nelson. The extent to which these girls, voices have been trained can be ' and won individual voice honors. quickly summarized in the fact that many of them, during the past year, stepped forth J E? The activities of the Boysi and Girls? Glee Clubs ran in rather close correlation. The girls also presented the student body with numerous lovely concerts which, needless lo say, were greatly appreciated. W r .nn- Q lltx . T ., 'JJ , . -R ef ill! FI' M? ADVANCED ORCHESTRA X-'l0l,lNS-Ruth Atchison, Robert Bundgziaril, Rodney Brown, Robert Charon, Paul Cook, Beatrice liwers. Eileen Jung, XVancla Krebs, Bob Kershner, Margaret Mailtlux. James Miles. Victor McAdams, Lyle Mays, Lucille Maul, Charles Nassimhene. Marie Peterson, Anilrey Parrette, Margaret Reimer, Bill Sellenermann, Pauline Tensly, Shirley Trott, Betty Ann XVolfson, I'larriet Wioolls, Mildred XVliite, Mary lYestfz1ll. Harry Zimmerman, Helen Frey. VIOLAS-YValtcr Haines, Russell Jones, Don Milliken, 'Ethel Podolsky, La Vercla Rogers, Bill Sharp, Marian Fox. CEl,l.OS-Maryanzt Beek, Doris Carpenter, Rita lllae Clifton, Katharine Gecltles, Emniorette Cilliert, Caru- lyn McCormick, Mary Roberts. BAS?ES-Vernon Beyer, Ruth .l-'lollingswortln Ray Kemp, Lawrence Matthews. Edna Sherresl, Minnabeth Tiomas. CLARINETS-Frank Beck, Hubert Dragoo, Roy Roby, Frank Xvilliaxns. OBOES-Howard Babcox, Louis VVhiles. FLUTE-Edwin Oshorn. BASSOONS-Bill jones, Jeane Ross, YVirt Center. TRUMPETS-VValter Birkeclahl, Paul Gryder. TROMBONES-George Brenl-cert, Frank Fisher, Fred Moellendick. HORNS-Jay Anenm, Bill Dietz, NVarreu French, Morris Hall, Ruth Sullivan, Tmn Sterling. PERCUSSION-Phil Kilmer. Susanna Keen, Bob Stone. PIANO-Lenore Zimmerman. - N if D I 3 ADVANCED ORCHESTRA Under the able direction of Mr. John Roberts, the orchestra had a most pro- ' gressive year, and one that dealt a great deal of pleasure to its many audiences. Among other activities, the orchestra held us spellbound at numerous concerts and I assemblies, moreover, they plan to participate in the State Band and Orchestra X J J V Contest. .l 'I 1 'G T Fl .. K Fl I ' Q 22 an - . 1- f I it 21993 fo rg Q as CP is N X . Ss A ii 4, 'relist wwf! 1. A ,Am Hs A - A A' t .rs-'tt.swr ADVANCED BAND CLARINETS-VVilli:u'n Alexander, Albion Afnmn, Frank Beck, Bob Croop, Bill Croft, Beryl Callahan, Hubert Dragoo, Irene Ellison, Kenneth Fitting, Robert Haines, Chester Heaney. Wilbur Hnrr, Wayne Jordan, Della Koepke. Joe Koch, Glen Peacock, Roy Roby, Vtlaltcr Ruddy, Haysler Wiiedon, Frank VVilIiams, NN'alter Gardner. SAXAPI-IONES-Carlton Baker, Alex Bruce, Bob Mcliissack, Chester Peterson, Ellenor XVhite. OBOE-Orville Bnckmnn, Louis XVhiles. FLUTE-Lee Atkinson, Nellie De Grnzif, Edwin Osborn. BASSOON-Clarence Clark, Bill Jones. BASS CLARINET-Ray Robertson. ALTO CLARINET-Foye Troute. PIANO-Mary Vtfestfall. DRUM MAJOR-Charles Greenfield. HORNSP-jay Anenm, Bill Dietz, Nnhle Field, Morris Hall, Ralph Jarrett, Ruth Sullivan, Tom Sterling. CORNETS-Dixon Benster. Jack Colson, Bernard Hartsook, Jim Luwver, Bill McFarlane, Howard Turner, Gene Tabor, llarlan Miller, Bob Blanchard. TROMBONES-George Brenkert, Bob Colson, Dick Owen, Frank Fisher, Bill George, Fred Moellendick, ,Bruce Dillon. BARTTONES-J':ick Hindes, Sam Vkfhitc. BASSES-Bill Fmry, Ray Kemp, Charles Lonnsberry, joe Montague, Lawrence Matthews, Bob Work. CELLO-Doris Carpenter. PERCUSSION-Marr5m'et ltfadzlux. xxvlllllllll Reynolds, Bob Stone. li - 3, I s I u ADVANCED BAND C UUE: Each year the band is assuming a more important place in tower activities. This g year they took a great step forward by making themselves, more than ever, utterly indispensable at such school activities as football gamesg moreover, presenting a strange contrast, they also offered numerous lovely concerts which the student body found mosthenjoyahle and for which we say, uThanks a millionf, N ...- i . V I tt i 'i f' .3 t x , - cm D S5 img A- J :I :-: :ii 1 qs mi W 1 B lfzlf ilj f, - 13152 1 'EGU ERATE STAFF Top Rim'---Rm' Grissinn. Hezul Typist: Bwtty Syler. Business Ma11ai.!C1': llxruin Ervin. First Page Editor: 1 , Virginia Nevins. Second Page Editor: Bette Lee Bnils, Society Editor. Sz-crnnl Row-Buck llurnilun. Reporter: Bill xvilllZlIl'lS. Reporter: Nona Flctvcher. Reporter: Holi Kinney. Re- porter: Billie jenn Payne, Reportcr. Third RoWHErnest Pctry, Re1mrtei': XVinifreLl Lamb. Reporter: Clara Knapp, Reporter: Mary June Young. Reporter: Marin Butz, Reporter. Fourth RlNA'fDZll'iLfCll Cartier. Re1mrtci': Bob Beicr. Reporter: Kathleen Aspy. 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H i- tsa.. ,., 1 5 .. .,. ,g 1 ii, S V EY .6 - 9 V , ,- .'- - X C n 1 5 I n TOWER BOOK STAFF C Top Rmvff-,lczni Vthitc. Actiritics liditurz Muriel XY:u'ner, I,iter:n'y l?fdit0r: Blnry hlzinu Czirllscw. liditnrg K Helen May Lininger, Business Mnnagcrg Morice Rmnsey, Sports Editor, Second Row-Elczmm' Schilp, Pi-rsunnelllfilitmq Don Clayton, Faculty Editorg Edith Harvey, Portrait Editor: j Riclmrd Phelps, Assistant Clnlm Eilutori Dorutlmuu Gnm:l1, Clnlm lilclitor. Third Row-Durotlmy Knollcnlxc-rg, Typist: Tliclnm june Zeitler. Snapshot .Editor: Clwarlottc Parker, Assist- li :mt Business Mzmagerg Dormliy Suhr, Assistant Activities Editor-g Pauline Mount. Assistant Sports Editor. x Funrtlm Rtllt'-l3:llll llllL' Avis. Assistant l'urtrnit Editor: ,luck Anderson. Art: Mary Alys Grnliaun. Art: llurcy Rzmnclc, Art: Jim Crouch, Assistant Literary Editor. ..- Fifth Rrww-.lnulc Slmnmm. Art: llulm Ni:F:irl:lml. Artg Yvonne Crabtree, Art. , . T l' in -- r K STAGECRABT Back Row-Lynn lllartin, Quentin Pezoldt, Chester Burrows, XVnri'en Johnson, Second Row-Myron Taylor, Don Finnie, Tom Frazier, Harry I-Iepting, Lester Fredile. Bob VVilson. Front Row-Paul Trottnow. Tom Dodd, Robert Stroessner, Charles Prolzst, Norman Erard. ASSEMBLY CLUB llnck IQOXY-xlll'QIllll!l Nevins. hfxllllllll' Grinsteznl. Forrest Finnell, Ray Knurlscn. Bill Scheuernmnn. Marie Tovey. Front Row-Nancy Eakle, Maryann Beck, Doris Gould, Miss Fellows, Mildred Marquess, Beulah Tait. Stagecraft Boys and Assembly Club The exceptional quality of the assembly programs presented to us this year was due to the untiring efforts of the Assembly Club and the Stagecraft boys, as these people planned and staged them all. The groups faced and conquered a rather overwhelming problem, namely that of presenting skits neither purely amusing nor wholly educational. The adept man- ner in which a balance was maintained is bespoken by the fact that the assembly attendance this year surpassed that of any past date. The Assembly Club is sponsored by Miss Ella 'Jane Fellows. The olilicers of the club are: Bill Scheuermann, Presidentg Nancy Eakle, Vice Presidentg and Mary Muth, Secretary. The Stagecraft boys are headed by Mr. Hal Kenclig and work as a unit. qc: 26 as SOCIAL HOUR ORCHESTRA Back Row-Alex Bruce, l'lzn'l:in Miller, XValter Birkerlahl, Dixon Benster, Phil Kilmer, Ray Kemp. Front Rowejoe Koch, Chester Peterson, Bill Frary, George Brenkert, Frank Fisher. SOCIAL HOUR COMMITTEE Back Row-Bob Schwartz. Bill Schenermann, Art Leisenring. Mr. Morris, Bob Price, Harold Spangler. Second Row-Jack Jacobson, Robert McFarland. Phyllis Kent, Miss McBreen, Margaret Kerr. Daughan Conant, George VV:ilker, Ilarolcl Kinney. Front Row-Virginia Button. Carol Austin, Mary llluth. Blanche Shonlts, Nlarjorie Drake, lllnriiel VV:i.rner, Bette Lee Bails, Ann Schnerer. Rose Howzird. Ruth McCain. Social Hour Orchestra and Committee Many Southern couples swing with the rythmic syncopation of the social hour orchestra, while others visit among their contemporaries or seek new acquaintances. How easy it sounds, but not so, for the music must be practiced long before- hand. the work ofthe orchestra under the direction of Mr. John Roberts. The date for the affair, the type of novelty planned, and the responsibility of the check stand are the ofhcial duties of the social hour committee. Mr. Roy Morris and Miss Barbara McBreen sponsor the group. The ollicers are: Ann Sehuerer, President: Bob Schwartz, Vice Presidentg and Daughan Conant, Secretary. l 444 27 :bb l ' i UUU 1 L Us JYNIOR PROM' COMMITTEE Victor Schneider. jack Cetlarblacle, Frances Harrison, Boll Morris. Mildred Bailey, Bill Anderson fCl1EllI'l'l1lll1j, Kathleen Aspy fCllIliI'l1lIl!ll, Bob Cummings, Alice Moseley. l'larry Gooflhenrt. SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE Buck Row--lim lironnn, l,:rwrence Gwinn, Robert Price, Mr. XX'illi:ims, llnrolrl Spangler, George lY:ilker. George Xl'rigl1t. Front Row-Dorothy Steen, Kny Grissom, Vera Burton, Ruth Glover, Xlnrinn Schlagetcr. Evelyn Dunn, Miss Summers. JUNIOR and SENIOR PROMS Southern enthusiasm ran high at the elite social event of the year, the Senior Prom. Amidst the beautiful decorations, graceful couples glided to the music of Kayo Lam's orchestra. I Ruth Glover headed the committee which consisted of Kay Grissom, George Wright, Evelyn Dunn, Dorothy Steen, Marion Schlageter, Bob Price, ,lim Bromm, Lawrence Gwinn, George Walke1', Harold Spangler, and Vera Burton. The Junior Prom rivaled its predecessor for loveliness, their theme being an old ,W Southern garden. Then as a gracious touch to further the flower idea, each girl was presented with an exquisite corsage. The committee which handled the affair so adeptly had co-chairmen, Kathleen Aspy and Bill Anderson. The committee members were Alice Moseley, Frances Har- rison, Mildred Bailey, Bob Morris, Victor Schneider, Harry Goodheart, Bob Cummings and Jack Cedarhlade. H6 U K ' Q Nw St 4-sf T YQ , E REBEL CLUB DANCE COMMl'l'TEli George XY1'igl1t, Jack Anderson, l.nn'rence Gwinn, Mr. Rebell, Travis Railey, Frank Johnson PEP CLUB DANCE COM'MIT'l'Eli Butte Lee Bnils. Carolina Ih,mn:tl1ne. P:it'Pntterson. Billie Cain. Miss Aronson, Billie Payne Naomi Fnllrnlg, Mary ,lame Young. REBEL amz PEP CLUB DANCES 4' v. The annual Rebel Club fall dance was a festive occasion. Being the first sport dance of the season, a goodly number turned out to swing in rhythm with Ralph Collistefs orchestra. and Lawrence Gwinn, the other members being Jack Anderson, Travis Railey, and l The committee who planned and staged the dance was headed by George Wright 1 Frank Johnson. The Pep Club Leap Year dance, that much looked-forward-to evening of reverse n G4 77 action, proved to be most enjoyable. Gentlemanly young ladies escorted rather J baffled fellows hither and thither, and a hilarious time was had by all. X For the complete success of the evening, we owe our thanks to the committee in charge, whose chairman was Annabelle Patterson, and which consisted of Bette Lee Bails, Carolina Donahue, Billie Cain, Billie Jean Payne, Naomi Fahring, and Mary ,lane Young. , , 6 ,T 'P NEEDLENVORK GUILD Madeline Stackhouse, Dorothy Steen, Miss Meyer, Edith Peterson REBEL CLUB CHRISTMAS DECORATION Nlr. Hengney, Harold Spangler, Paul Blount, Jim Bromm, Charles Payne, XVilson Nlenk, Miss Meyer. NEEDLEWORK GUILD and REBEL CLUB SANTA CLAIIS SHOP Many unique methods of collecting money to buy clothing for needy children were employed by Miss Harriet Meyer and her Pep Club girl assistants in their annual Needlework Guild drive. The drive was most successful, and an effective display was made of the purchases and donations in the South Corridor. Annually the Rebel Club boys conduct a Santa Claus shop, through which med- ium food and clothing are contributed to those in need of it. This project was also headed by Miss Harriet Meyer and enjoyed notable success. The collected articles were turned over to a city Santa Claus shop for distribution, 444 30 w , ,...A-...........-nu-unrn.-:wan HONOR VVINNERS Gene Allicrtsnn, lefnrriet Sutliii, Mr. VS'l1itney. S'I'l'DENT AIJYISERS Buck Row-Ge0rg'e Dnnklee, jack lliclciscli, Dick Huber, Uick AIILCTLIIII, Gene Albertson. Absent ineinbcrs, Ed Calwell, Bill xVilliI1lllS. Front Row-Dorothy Tait, jenn XYhitc. Bettie Sclnniclt. Blanche Slloults, Beatrice Ewers. Miriam Snyder, Iola May XVhitc. ORATORICAL HONOR WINNERS ana 4' 5, STUDENT ADVISERS Coaehed by Mr. Whitney, Harriet Sutliif and Ed McDonnell took part in the i Shafroth Contest, while Gene Albertson won the school finals for the Kiwanis ora- C J E x torical meet. 5? The student advisers proved themselves indispensable this year by rendering an inestimable amount of aid to the sophomores. These young people assisted with K many student problems such as the planning of their future curricular programs and the like. X The group was selected by Miss Schoder and Mr. Miller, and being an executive x ' committee in themselves, thev had no officers. -,, - - S141 H1439 X f --, x lu Q Skidfling FACULTY and SENIOR PLAYS This year the two leading dramatic productions, namely the faculty and senior plays, were both of the comedy type, accented by light, breezy humor and presented in a delightfully realistic manner, due to the efforts of Miss Rebekah J. Baron, director of the faculty play, and Miss Alice Aronson, director of the senior play. CAST OF Skidding Mrs. Hardy ...,....,,...... Miss Louisa Ward Judge Hardy ............ Mr. William Miller Grandpa Hardy ......,, Mr. Leon Whitney ' Andy .............,............,. Mr. Jess Ranclol Aunt Milly ..........,. Miss Vera Campbell l Estelle Hardy Camel .... Mrs.0palRidflell Marion Hardy ....,.,. Miss Alice Aronson fn U mm Wayne Trenton, III .... Mr. Leonard Wooa' ' Myra Hardy Wilcox ,l ............,... Miss Alfreid Alenius Mr. Stubhins .......... Mr. Ralph Atkinson ptr Q ll vbbidl Ls. ill' e CAST OF The Queen' s Husband Fredrick Granton ......., Harold Spangler Phipps ........,..,,... ....... B ill Williams Lord Birten ..... ....... B erl Anderson Petley .........,.... ......... B ellie Sclimiflt Princess Ann .............. Lorraine Neilson Queen Martha ............,. Marjorie Drake First Lady in Waiting ...,.... Ann Scliuerer Second Lady in Waitirig .... Peggy Ficlcel General Northrup King Eric VIII Major Blent .,...... Dr. Fellman ........... ...... Prince William ......... Laker ,....,..........,,.... is 32 as Sam White Harold Kinney ......., Joseph Pierce Jack Jacobson Bob Price Bob Curnow mul tower times, the endless procession of worthwhile clubs NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Back Row-Miss Alenius, Douglas Duncan, Jack llickish, Bob Lunn, Chuck Payne. Secuml Row-Ge-rwge XVright, jacob l,ecnsva:trt. Maxine Atlfnrts, Billie Cain. Dick Huber, Muriel Xvarnu lfil Colwell. jack Phillips, Betty Slxltllliflt, Gene Albertson, Boh Bunclgnarrl. Third 'Row-'Rich:u'd Mncrum, XVallncc Harrison. Charles Root, lfziry Muth, Marjorie Drake, I,:tw1'ence Gwinn, Dorothy Steen, Ann Schnerer, Art Lewis, Frank Fisher, Tom Scott, Bill Hagin. Front Row-George Dunklec, Ben Swan. Gerald Pool. Bill I-Ialsteatl, Ruth Alquist, Elzlyne Herhst, Beatrice liwt-rs. .lint Ijruinni, Ellen Vkiilson, Xlaxrgznrct Fickel, llnrrict Sntliff, Helen May Lining:-r, Bob Hepting, Lynn Ervin. Holm McF:trl:nnl. NATIONAL HONOR fSoutl1. High Chapter of the National Honor Society for Secondary Sclzoolsj The aspiration of every leader is to become a member of the National Honor 4, H T, Society, a branch of the national organization, which recognizes those admirable X qualities, scholarship, leadership, character, and service. To be elected to it is one of the greatest honors a high school boy or girl may receive. S The mock initiations, which the pledges undergo, are truly TOl1g'-lO-iJC-1'C1I1C1H- hered. In fact, to survive ulieckle Weekw they must possess every quality desirable 'O JE' in honor society eligibles, but after the formal initiation, Work is again resumed. The group renders the school an indispensable service in that it takes the complete re- sponsibility of the lost and found room. Miss Alfhild Alenius sponsors this organization. The student officers are: Jim Bronnn, Presidentg Ellen TVilson, Vice Presidentg Peggy Fickle, Secretaryg and Beatrice Ewers, Treasurer. J J 1 y 'll ' V V , 'T TRIPLE S OFFICERS Art Lewis, Ruth Alquist, Bliss Summers. Ed Colwell. . SOUTH SCHOLASTIC SOCIETY South Scholastic Society is an honorary association organized for the promotion of scholastic ideals. A member must meet high requirements in academic subjects 6 xx and must be able to maintain such high records in order to remain in the organiza- I' tion. The large number of students admitted to the organization each semester is a tribute to the ability of the student body. 3 Entertaining meetings on various subjects are held once a month. Engaging personalities from many walks of life give personal viewpoints on their interests. G H The club is sponsored by Miss Edith H. Summers. Its oflicers are: Ed Colwell, Presidentg Harriet Sutlifl, Vice Presidentg Ruth Alquist, Secretaryg and Art Lewis, ' Treasurer. n f f l 6 y l N at 3 34 I rYs9b.'- .J Triple S Back Row-Bob Boner, Art Lewis, Warren Long, Harry Hepting, Bob Heptiug. Second RofvjGeorge Dunklee, Dwnin Ervin, Robert Lunn, Helen May Liningcr, Jim Carson. Bill Burch, - 4 v Lynn Lrun. 'lf'-Ant Dun, 'Dru-A 'ICIA'-v-.-.I X7:..,.I..l,. 1J..A.Lh,. l'l,...,11,.A f'I...lK..,.. T.,,..., C,.,!AL A ,, 11,,. , , , 1 11 111'l1,l 33 X.. V Triple S Back Row--Douglas Duncan, John Hodge, John Pzitclien. Bob Ancell, Dick Huber, Charles Root, Jack Phillips, Ed Colwell. Second Row-Harriett Hutchins, Lois Gramm, Lenore Zll'I'llllCl'1'l1ElIl, Bill Ulmer, Jack Hickisli, Barbara Randall, Marcia Moody, Gerald Pool. Front Row-Evelyn Johnson, Virginia Stulilzs, Florence Dnlioff, Ann Sclinerer, Doris Robertson, Mary Moth, Jean White, Avis Wilson, Marcin Stnlmunn, Mildred Marquess. K4 35 sry iw -- x , - u D 1 D EGU 3 .1 il aiu OFFICERS OF HI-Y Buck Row-Joe Pasquale, VVayne Jordan, Bernard Cowsert, John Hodge. Front Row-Chuck Payne, Miss Burnham, Mr. McCulley, Tom Scott. HI-Y Another memorable year has passed, and the Hi-Y Club looks back upon it with great pleasure, wrought from the realization that they have progressed greatly toward the completion of their fine oath. uThe purpose of our Hi-Y Club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community the high standards of Christian livingf' This statement sets forth most concisely the admirable aim of one of South's leading service organ- izationsg moreover, their achievement this year is notable. In addition to their annual Christmas party for the orphans, and the help rendered by the Hi-Y food boxes, they sponsored a very successful used clothing drive. The club, sponsored by Miss Burnham and Mr. lVlcCulley, has for its officers Tom Scott, Presidentg Charles Payne, Vice Presidentg Joe Pasquale, Secretary: Wayne Jordan, Treasurer. l I Q li I re'-95.9 J Hi-Y Back Rmv-firnlunn Hughes, lilwuud Smith. NY:xyne jurrlzxn. Gurdon XYL-ller. Bob Smith. Scconml Row-Vliillmur Crinstenrl, jay Anenm. jay Berry. Ray XXv2llliL'l', Allan Rising, Ray Cross. Front RllXVfIEVBl'?ll Bush. lilnm Sparks, Dick Owen, Holi Holmes. ll:ii'ry Jnhnsrm, Ben Swim. . s .. M lil, i 1 X l l i N Hi-Y ' '4' Back Rcm'gGc-orgv Nuo. Jim Hunt, .lohn Van Sclinrnicvvld, John Menzuwl, George Crnncr. V' Sccund RuwgCnrtis SIll3HCl'l'. 'lll1Ull1Z1S Nurrzxy, jmncs Roche, George Lont. Bill L'lmc1'. ,lzunes Croucli. I' I X xl fu' Front Row-Quentin Pczulrlt. llnl XXlflU!lXYOTtl1, Ray Knuilscn, Kenneth Bergsnm, Dzivizl Dickinson. l .2 l W., V. Y fi '27 ,rx WY,Y,, 2 ' ij! 1 in - -, i 1 ' . ' J 444 37 sb: ' i V ' H ii' i i fi- . . I 1 1 1 Sr' ' 1 1 -1 V -, ,- iw, 7 , -.f--4: .,,,,,. i ii i , i, . 2- - -' -, .Y g ii A it A 1,17 i,, i r Lu-.- -..,.. ...wc ...,-.........., .,.,....- ...,..,-.., ,wee ...,........., ..i...,,...e. .....,o......., ..t.....eo ..ra.,l......., Phyllis Fisher, Lola Lielmer. Second Row--Margaret Moffitt, Mildred WVhite, Hazel Jolly, Jeanette Kirkner, Bzirlmra Howes, Hilda Cook, Evelyn Nunn, Dorothy Bennett, Mary Helen McKelvey, Dorothy Skinner, Alclorn Jones, Davide McFarland. Third Row-Alice Diebel, Roberta Bolibaugh, Kathleen Moftitt, Helen Krntzer, Betty Nelson. Ellenor VQ'hite, gorotgy Elcigride, llfiss Dawson, Mary Frazier, Miriani Thomas. 'Mary Louise Buirgy, Delphine Dlegel, orot y i ert. Front Row-Irene Ellison, Ruth Nicholson, Jean Miller, Dorothy Kinkel. Louise XV:isser, Marie Tovey, Marie Butz, Marguerite Rishel, Margaret Rolle, Maxine Farrell, Beverly jackson. GIRL RESERVES South has a branch of a world-wide recreational club, namely the Girl Reserves, which is also affiliated with the Y. W. C. A. These meet regularly once a week at school and once at the Y. W. C. A. where they get together with the Hi-Y groups to dance, skate, or swim. The group also has a camp on Lookout Mountain where they spend many en- joyable week-ends. The activity plans are altered frequently when the cabinet mem- bers meet the First Monday of each month. Miss Helen Eggeman sponsors the group. The other ollicers are: Dorothy McBride, President, Mary Frazier, Vice President, Miriam Thomas, Corresponding Secretary, Marie Butz, Recording Secretary, ,lean Minge, Treasurerg and Dorothy Kinkel, Inter-club Representative. l . I0 PEP CLUB COUNCIL Back Row-Kay Grissom, Victnrine Lewis, Miss Alice Aronson, Ellen VVilson, Maxine Adams, Billie J. Payne, Carolina Donahue. Front Row-Mary Alys Graham, Elzlyne Herbst, Mary Jane Young, Dottie Iac Johnson, Charlotte Mayer, Alberta VVessel, Betty Nelson, Pat Patterson. PEP CLUB The three 11,S, vim, vigor, and vitality, present a concise description of South's Pep Club girls, who are really the personification of tireless energy and a fine ex- ample for the remainder of the student body. By offering this excellent example they hope to imbed the necessary incentive by which all South girls may become ideal. The group, now numbering one hundred and sixty-five, is composed entirely of senior girls and is extremely active in school circles. This year their major activities included their Leap Year Dance and numerous sparkling assemblies, as well as the presentations of the drill team at all athletic events. Miss Alice Aronson sponsors the group whose officers are: Eldyne Herbst, Pres- identg Mary ,lane Young, Vice Presidentg Mary Alys Graham, Secretaryg and Char- lotte Mayer, Treasurer. f r J F F as ai 42559 it f , A Pep Club Back RnwgKI:u'y Morrissey, llzirrhn Songer, Mary Frazier. Echm Rourke, Dorothy Gilhert, Ahln XVzxrd. Dorothy Bennett, Dnrntlmy Yun xx'C1't. XI:n'garet Rolle. Second Ron'-Phyllis XYUUCI. M:n'garet jones. 'Edna Mac Brnkute. Frances J. Arhle, Bonnie Acker, Mzlryrum Beck, Minnnhuth Thoinas. El'l'lI'l'llH'Clte Gilhert. Front Rnw-Maxine Sawyer. Pauline Tensly. Murine Rzunsey, Catherine Scyrnour. Dorothy Knoll:-nhcrg, Jewel Stegznll. Aflzi Fetters. Virginia Ripley, Margaret Rismer. A Pep Club Back Row-Carolyn Srxndell, LnYoime Jones, XYandn Krebs, Dorothy Bishop. PCQH3' Lon Bull. Elcznmr Schilp. Ruth Griswold, Edith Porter. Evelyn Nunn, Ruth Turner. Second Row-June Mayfield, June Connors. Edith Harvey, Muriel Peterson, Tolar May XVhite, Hazel jolly, Virginia Hart, Ruth Alquist, Martha hloore, Front Rmv-Marie Tnvey. Louise -IBSINCV, Marjorie Hall. Mary jane Cnrnsew, BIIll'iZ11l1l1Ei'l Robertson, Betty Lmnherton, Virginian Taylor, Alice Cmnptnn, Mnrihel Freelnan. Nzuuni Fnhring. 1 ' -. , , .YA -1 i , , 'i ' A in , 5 Q4 40 P9 il w , , v fra Pep Club Back Row-Virginia Carson, Andrey Pzirrette. Virginia Arnold. Alice Senter, Norma Learned. NUl'lilFlEiCl1CI', Dorothy Steen. Helen Kennedy. Blnry lluth. Blzxrcellzi xvl1lll1'lUj'Cl'. llelen Clark. Second Row-ljorotliy Tait. Helene Dolan, Bettie Schmidt, lrmu Schierlnxrg, Charlotte Osgood, Dorothy hlcllrnle, Hihln Look. Alice Magnusson. Alil.l'g'llCl'll.C Rishel. llurothy Skinner. Front Ron'-Nancy lfixkle, llirinm Snyder. Yvonne Crzilztrf-e, Billie Cain, Iillenor XYhite, Rnth Christinsen. Mildred Christensen, Lnniszi Leziclnnnn. Ruth Lzniprtry, Pauline Mount. Pep Club Back Ron'-Marian Sclilageter. Dorothy Brown, Cleo Robe, Blanche Schonlts. Louvee Henry. Maxine Moore. Shirley Tlionipson, Jenn Hzmlniolnl, Dorothy XYilson. Beryle Erickson, Andrey Jnrgcns, Ezirlzi Lee Jones, Beatrice lfwers. Second Row-lJm'otl1en Gooch. Marjorie Drake. Muriel hVfll'l'lCl', Margaret Kerr. Doris Donald, Ann Schnerer, hlzlrie Derohl, Eleanor Kerr. Mzirtlm Ann Lee, Roseinziry Collctt. ,Tenn XVl1ite, Dorothy Suhr, Front RfHX'ithj'lCl3llL' Johnson. llettv Field, 3lZ1l'EilfCt Finkel, Lois Sehlenzig, Ruth Clover, Mildred Larson. Roberta nHCllZlll!lll. -l'lZll'l'l!'l Sntliff. Virginia Nevins, Charlot Ramsey, Marie Butz. , l i r i l cc: ll-1 an i. 1' , - i' ii 1 -' - 1, i 1, f ,W ,,. , X . l vi '- OFFICERS OF REBEL CLUB Back Row-Bob Xvarhover, George XV1'ight, Mr, Rehell, Bob Schwartz, George VV:11ker. Front Row-Paul Mount, Bill Anderson, Frank Johnson, Lawrence Gwinn. REBEL CLUB The Rebel Club is composed of super energetic young men, who were in truth the power behindv a great many of Southis more important undertakings this year. - if is XI Foremost among these were the Rebel Club fall dance, the P.-T. A. membership drive, I the Santa Claus shop, and the Purple and White Day dance, as well as innumerable other fine services rendered to the school. l This organization feels that the responsibility of conveying the spirit of high ideals and fellowship, which is prevalent at South, rests upon their shouldersg and 'FU words are too insignificant to express properly the height of achievement which they attained along this line. J mt Mr. Milton C. Rebell sponsors the group, whose olhcers are: George Wright, Presidentg Bob Schwartz, Vice Presidentg George Walke1', Secretaryg and Bob War- hover, Treasurer. 'I-V G falte r jr ll li if A fs Rebel Club Back Row-Bnlw Lunn, Lawrence- Gwinn. Dol: Casey, Jack Hickish, Bull Kinney, Chuck Payne, Elle Bolster Mr. Rchell, George VValker. Secrnnl Run'-jixn McHu1'nv:y, NVilsun Monk, Dick M:,ici'illn, Calvin Kunz, Art Lewis, Jim Brmuin, Hoi Price, Hal Sp:mg'lcr, Boll Scliwaurtz. Front Ruwglfil Culwull. Ce4n'gz- xYIllkCl', Huh XY:irlmvex', Bill xYUUlllYlJl'lll, Drive Austin. jack Anclersnn Frank Fisher. Rebel Club Juniors Brick RmviBuli Kaufnmn, Bill Ainlcrsoli, Boll King, Chuck Vivian. Paul Davis, Dwight Jolmson. Durey Rziuck. Second Row-Bill Szmrlers, 'l'r:ivis Rniluy, l':inl Mnwlwny. John Griftith, Schuyler Curtis, Ed McW'illi:nns, Holy Morris. XV:1lt Bowles. Front Row-l':uil Blount. Frank Joluisnn, Paul McClung', Cliiurk llamvy. 43 43 :sr ' l i l FRENCH CLUB Huck Row-Erlitli llnrvcy. Rose Hmvnrrl. Dorotliy Hoffnmn. I3:u'lx:u':1 Xlorgzm, Mary Alys Gl'11l1ll111. Marian jackson, Muriel Peterson. Mnrtlm Ann Lee. Second Row-Betty Ann XVolfson, Muriel XVzu'ner. Helen Hamilton, Marjorie Drake, Mrs. Combs, Rosemznv Collett, Maryzum Beck, Dorothy Kxlollenlverg. Harriet Sutliff. Front Rrnv-Charles Drnnluy, james Roche. lion Kunz, Boll Heuer. L' ACADEMIE FRANCAISE IJ,ACHdCl'l1l6 Francaise claims as its memloers forty of Soutlfs more advanced --5 X Q 1 1 a - gf Q French students who imitate l.fAcade1n1e Francaise of Paris in their efforts toward 1 helping to keep the French language cultured and beautiful. This group, organized as a class, conducts itself in an exceedingly educational manner which includes many French fetes, as well as the publication of a newspaper, also French. An annual banquet which is held at one of Denver's swankiest hotels brings their activities to a close. Needless to say, it is one of the pleasant oliiectives the A-Ummm? group works toward throughout the entire year. ' Mme. Odette Combs sponsors the club whose ofiicers are: Maxine Adams, Presi- dentg Harriet Sutliff, Vice Presidentg Betty Ann Wolfsoxi, Secretaryg Rose Howard, Treasurerg Virginia Button, Artistg Don Kunz, Editorg and Helen Hamilton, His- J J L E torian. l i 'l I K fe , . J Fl -'I tg I 1' , A K g G 444 441 is 4 ' 49 A if 1 x--. ' si' - vw 3 GERMAN CLFB Back Row-Chuck Dymonrl, Vic Schneider. Ernest hh7illl11ITlS, Dick Crary, George VVarneke. Floyd HoiTm:1n Frank Crowfoot, Carl Toeset. Second Row-Erma Frohlick, Ruby Hentschel, Lucille Beeman. Ewaltl Schug. Mrs. NVesthaver. Anna Banclsnia, Charlotte Gustavson, Susanna Keen. Front Row-Lyle Bonney, Thomas Boyd, XVilliam Stzmcil, Owen Trout. GERMAN CLUB To the tune of Ach Du Lieber Augustine, the German Club of South tune their J- I . . . . N voices and tl'31l'l their minds on the customs, language, and geography of Germany f ll and its people. The club has been in existence less than four months, but already ' the members of this continental organization have acquired an excess of knowledge about one of the largest countries of Europe. All work and no play make Herren l und Frdulein dull. But not so with this group, for here pleasure and work are com- bined, and German parties take the spotlight in correlation with other activities. G JF! The sponsor of this group is Mrs. Cora Westhaver, and its officers are Ewald Schug, Presidentg Charles Root. Vice Presidentg Charlotte Gustavson, Secretary. K T 18 .26 my lk fll f . ' ' ll 444 45 s Q Q l- I, lg ,L 0.-4-1 -- X , . u It RADIO CLUB Back Row-Clarence Staiord, Paul Rathbnn, Mr. Hall, Russell Gustafson. Chuck Lounsberry, Paul Rutschman. Front Row-Lawrence Svalberg, Joe Pierce, Bob Quick, Martin XVennherg, Bob Blanchard. RADIO CLUB Though one of Soutlfs smaller organizations, the Radio Club ranks very high in worthiness. Through membership in it many of our young men are really learning I the ins and outs of radio to the extent that several of the fifteen members have taken, and passed, amateur examinations in radio. l The boys of this group certainly do not lack energy, and it is their ambition to erect an aerial on our tower as well as to install a radio sending set at schoolg more- ? U over, their enthusiasm mounts to such heights that they feel it necessary to meet twice a week to delve further into the mysteries of the radio unknown. ' Mr. Carlton Hall sponsors this club, whose officers are Bob Blanchard, Presidentg M and Paul Rutschman, Secretary. al 1 - l 4 'I PI l l Ale Vit, if XQQQELQ ...P AVIATION CLUB Back Row-Neil Hamilton, Paul Buirgy. Inc Jeffrey, Ray Ochs, Harold Johnson, Jim Bangh, Ernest Petry. Front Row-Conrad Peterson, Don Drinkwnter, john Thompson, Mr. Arnold, Allan Berg, Bill McClelland, Leonzxrd Savory, SOUTH AVIATION CLUB Within the tower there is an exclusive organization technically known as the in, I Rebel Aeronautical Confederation. To become a member of this group one must Q N pass an examination regarding the basic principles of aeronautics, the result being - that the club claims but thirty-live rather well-versed young aeronautic enthusiasts. a reliable source as lectures presented hy prominent men of the city's aviation circlesg also, the actual construction of miniature models is indeed a valuable means of secur- an l For those so inclined, the club affords a world of inforination gained from such ing more profound knowledge concerning the mechanisni of various types of aircraft. The club is sponsored by Mr. Verne B. Arnold, the other olhcers being Paul ' Buirgy, Presidentg James Baugh, Vice Presidentg and Bob Van Buskirk, Secretary. J N .W If STAMP CLUB Back Ron'-joe Pasquale. XVarrl Eniigh, Bolz Ancell, Bill Prather, Owen Summerwell. Front Row-Louis Dolan, George NVarneke, John Hoclge, Clark Johnston, Minor Coon, Gerald Hodge. SOUTH PHILATELIC CLUB Southls stamp enthusiasts can be heard throughout the entire building every Thurs- ! -.N X day night, eargerly bargaining at their auctions. lt seems each member makes earnest N P attempts to rid himself of his duplicates and to secure the other fellows rare or prized ' stamps, the results sometimes being dubious. , After the hubbub of the auction has been cleared away, the meetings proceed in a true parliamentary fashion, with time allotted for philatelic reports which are the 6 educational interest of the club. Other interests included the stamp exhibit which 5' sq they displayed this fall. y Mrs. Elizabeth Pesman is the club sponsor, and its ofhcers are: John Hodge, I Presidentg Clark Johnston, Vice Presidentg Joe Pasquale, Secretaryg and Bill Prather, X Auctioneer. l ' 1 tt 3, gif 0 tuls a, it fl XYSQS 5' FOLIO LEAVES Back Row-Phil Kilmer, lVillmur Griuslcnd, Bob Buurlgziaral, Hill Olson, Keith lXlcL:u'ty. Second Row-Marie Butz, Ruhy Hcutschel, Hilda Cook, Miss Rudolph. Stella XVilliams, Avis VVilson, Delphiue Diegel. Front Row-Marcia Stalmaun, Dorothy Steen, Dorothy Knolleuherg. Betty Leonziral, Audrey NVilley. FOLIO LEAVES 6' 'Tis a privilegel, to belong to Folio Leaves, Southis only organized group of talented writers, for lTlCll1lJC1'S are selected in a novel manner, their admittance depend- , ',.. ing entirely upon the merit of their work. Q Ti Many exquisite literary inspirations are revealed to members at their weekly s meetings, and as a result, the group has decided that these lovely manuscripts, which , show such undeniable talent, should be compiled into one book, which will be verily l a treasure to the members of the club, as well as a school record which could not he replaced. C JB The executive committee of the group, headed by Miss Jennie Rudolph, sponsor, is indeed unusual. The oihcers are known as: Dorothy Steen, Climaxg Dorothy L Knollenberg, Anti-Climax. 5 v gd Q QF ' fi -glee l Q- X , . u I GOLF CLUB Back Row-Jack jzicobson. john Ensrlorff. Karl Hafen, Russell Gustafson. Donald Xorhlmn. Harry Goorlheart. George XValker. Second Row-Hztrolil Kinney, Dick Hulmer. Harold Agnew, Bob Vl'arliover. Dick Mzrcrnin, George XYright. Vllilson Menk. Front Row-Bolt McFa1'lxmcl, Edson llorlsou. Don llenk. Bill Halstead. GOLF CLUB The Golf Club contributed admirably to Soutlfs ever-growing fame this year by producing a golf team easily capable of taking the All City Interscholastic Champion- ship at the expense of the other four schools. The team was selected from the thirty members ofthe organization, and the Way they played golf was really up to 'lparf' D 1 The purpose of the club is to stimulate interest in golf, which, unfortunately, ers, among them Mr. Ralph Smith, a professional, who spoke on course construction 9 3 until this year, has been decidedly lax. Included in their activities were many speak- and its upkeep. The boys also held an interesting tournament among themselves. I Mr. Jess Randol sponsors the group. Oliicers are: Orison Smith, Presidentg and Russell Gustafson, Secretary-Treasurer. lll is . Ill-i ' L. 1 I xgqgi' wr !R7!iE1-tgmfy. 'T , . IM ' HQKIBEUQW sr: l X K I1 1 l if 'B - ll? KXGIYLILZC. il-' '- 7' ' I 'EZALHILI CHESS Cl.l'B Baci? Row-Mr. St. john, George Schjclwlernp, Russell Gustafson. George Nczihr, Edson Nyswamler, Harold crpstrn. Front Row-Richard Sytsma. John Hodge, David Dickinson, Ray Robertson. CHESS PLAYERS ASSOCIATION The Chess Club is vitally different from our other clubs in one respect. They U D C57 it were, and practise for the major event of their yearly program, namely, the Chess Tournament, about which they are exceedingly enthusiastic. This particular group has been organized since 1931. and though the member- steadfast. Its object is to cultivate ways of straighter, clearer thought. As a result, n I ship is rather small, usually numbering between twelve and fifteen, the purpose is U the club is largely composed of boys with a yen toward good beadwork. The club is sponsored by Mr. Farnum St. John, and its officers are: Jay Anema, Presidentg Ray Robertson, Vice Presidentg Richard Sytsma, Secretary-Treasurer. X r Q x. A - y S J l . ...N 'QAQQ do much lllillkiflff and little talkinv. Each Thursday they hold a silent meetinff as If .- X 4 7' SAFETY COUNCIL Back Row-Bob VVest. George Hinds. Gene Talwer, Ray Ochs, Chuck Vivian. Perry Davis. Vernon Beyer, Schuyler Curtis. Second Row-Roy Dove, Travis Rniley, Ernest Upton, Chzn-les McGowan. Joe Pasquale. John I-Ioclpw, ,Tack Thompson, ,Tim Baugh, Don Marquess. Bob Ancell. Front Row-Lawrence Gwinn. Hal Spangler, Jack Cedcnblade, Dick Miller. Xvzirrl Emigh, Bob Price, Norm Erxml, SAFETY COUNCIL 6' - XX It is to the stable organization known as the Safety Council that the general l , safety of the student body is entrusted. These boys strive to prevent congestion in halls, assist in enforcing the school rules, and discourage the incorrect use of lockers, 3 among other services. The young men who are menibers of the Council are selected by Mr. Williani a great deal of responsibility, of which they must be thoroughly aware. cw- Miller, and only those who are absolutely dependable are chosen, as these boys bear i Mr. Williarii Miller heads the Council, whose only student officer is Schuyler Curtis, President. nn F' i Q l 'l it V 'l ' ' ' .. yi Fl y y KX It In Aygvg 44452 si M HQQKQ. .,4d!l5z. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Back Row-Victor Sclmeicler, Quentin Pezoltlt. Sam Vtlhite, Clark Johnston, Fen Swan. Front Row-Beatrice Ewcrs. Marcia Jane Stnlmun, Bettie Baer, Catherine Seymour, Louise Yancey, Rosemary Collett, Virginia Button. ' INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS From the tower they peer in imagination beyond the blue hills and prairies into the seventy nations of the world, ever seeking a standard for a time-defying basis , upon which we can securely build our international relations. This is the problem If - ' X being strenuously wrestled with by the group familiar to us all as the International ' N Relations Club. The amount of their endeavor in this field can be adeptly summarized in the 3 recollection of the city-wide conference dealing with the problems of the Pacific early this spring, and by the large number of exceedingly interesting outside speakers they E, included in their yearly program. Mrs. Pcsman is the club sponsor and incidentally, inspiration. The ofiicers are: L Clark Johnston, Presiclentg Sam White, Vice Presidentg and Catherine Seymour, Secretary. nit 'llf' X 1. V244-J REBEL RANGERS Back Row-B. Schmidt, D. Vertrees, R. Nelson, B. Ancell, B. Reeves, P. Graves, B. Schenerinann, H. Miller, J. Elms, VV. Jordan, B, Beier, D. Crary. Second Row-T. Frazier. J. Hickish, R. Patterson, H. Bell, D. Regan, I. Pierce, M. Bailey, B. Fields, R. Rover, J. Hodge, N. Learned, Y. Crabtree, R. M. Collett. Front Row-E. M. Shaffer, S. Dickinson. B. XYinterer. P. Moore. B. A. XVolfson, J. Braucht, D, Finnie, C. Donahue, L. Yancey, F. Jackson, E. L. Jones, E. Kerr. REBEL RANGERS The very spirit of the outdoors seems to be embodied in the Rebel Rangers. The members of this organization are selected on a basis of both character and interest --, N . . . . . . sf 3 as they participate in every conceivable -f-orm of outdoor activity. The club also , creates many Hne and lasting friendships and tends to develop a form of superlaf tive sportsmanship. The most important event of their extensive program was the yearly trip to the K' participants. As other sources of diversion, the Rangers enjoyed numerous mountain l Carlsbad Caverns durinff s rinff vacation an occasion lone to be remembered b its U U tv c- 1 D Y trips and square dances. I The group is sponsored by Mr. R. C. Collier. The officers are: Don Finnie, nu Presidentg Carolina Donahue, Vice Presidentg Jane Braucht, Secretaryg and Peggy Fickel, Treasurer. il I G p ,fi lil Tl Kg 'fl' in fl x-. 'bf 'vt '+L Rebel Rangers Back Row-K. Carlson, J. Detrick, B. Haines, D. Duncan, R. Walker, V. Lininger, F. Mayer, M. Taylor, B. Nelson, B. Swan, R. Knight, O. Trout, J. Witt. Second Row-Q. Pezoldt, R. Nelson, D. Montgomery, J. Carlson, B. Booth, R. Mahoney, J. Smith, N. Noel, M. E. Leyda, M. Jackson, B. Ewers, H. Dolan, E. McDa.nal, A. Kinney, A. NVurtz. Front Rpw-D. Robertson, P. Carlsten, M. A. Graham, E. Niedrach, N. Evans, T. I. Zeitler, D. Gooch, I. Hicks, S. I. NVats0n, B. Lamberton, R. Buchanan, R. Rothi, D. Lawheacl. A Rebel Rangers Back Row-R. Osgood, C. Ramsey, H. Spangler, N. Hamilton, L, Bonney, F. Marten, M. Fickcl, C. John- ston, B. Curtis, C. Root, F. Dnlmoff, H. M. Lininger. Second Row-V. Button, P. Patterson. M. Larson, M. Schlzrgeter. B. Syler, B, Morgan, L. Gramcko, J. Bennett, VV. Long, V. Stubbs, J. Hanunoncl, D. Steen. G. VVeller. Front Row--B. McNntt, M. Bryant, M, Drake, W.. Lamb, D. Gould, E. Hoskins, D. Tait. E. Vllilson, M. VVarner, M. Marquess, L. Eichelberger, V. Nevins. M. Dix. 44: 55 Pb l OFFICERS OF RIFLE CLUB Pearl lYilliams, Marcella XYhitmoyer. Eleanor Kerr, Muriel VVzu'ner, XYinifreil Lnmlx. REBELLETTE RIFLERS Each Thursday from the depths of the tower comes the echo of ringing shots, the result of endeavor on the part of the Gir-ls' RiHe Club. These aspirant Annie gf - NN Oakleys are daily becoming more skillful in the age-old art of target practise. Y , Though one of the newer clubs, it is rapidly seeking acclaim as utower topsfi with a membership that surpasses sixty persons. This year, the girls selected a team 3 from among' their better shots, who participated in, and won, the State Junior Team Championship for Girls. C5 The executive committee of this group was headed by Mr. Robert Collier, their able sponsor. Officers of the club are: Muriel Warner, President, Winifred Lamb, , Vice President: Betty Syler, Executive Ollieerg Pearl Williams, Secretary: and nrt Eleanor Kerr, Treasurer. 3, 'I G 'I W gn U g falls-v i fails, I xgwgi' wr Rifle Club Back Rmrfllildrcil Marquess, llildrud -Larson, Billie Cain, Beulah Tait, Nuoma Noel, Margaret Hooper, Elizabeth Iawe, Myrtle Lawson, Christine Anderson, Marjorie Cameron. Secund Ruwfliusc Howard, Doris Guulfl, Jeanette Cizek. Luis Gromm. Harriet Hutchins, Genevieve Hervey, Ethel May Erard. Anna Marie Griffin. Marilla Marks, Elaine Manker. Front Row-Miriam Snyder, lllziry Jani: Ynung, Naomi Fahring. Billie I. Payne, Pauline Blount. Claudine Clialfmit. Ruth Helphinstinc. .il l v 'fl . l .l l l , ll ,l 1 :fi il Rifle Club V l Bark Rim'-l.nnise Yancey. Mary Jn Butler, Zelda Xclsun, Mariluuise Dix, June Huth, Mary Jane Carnsew, V. lnla May NYlnite, Mnryhelle Bryant. Betty McNutt, Lorraine Nielsen, june Graf. l ' 'jr' Second Row-Alice Most-lcv. -Blilllllllt Slmults. Shirley Trott, Ardeue Gullette, Rose Nlary Collett, Elizabeth if-'ni jolmstou. Marin NVickstrom, Esther McLaren. Margaret Davis. Marcia Jane Stulman, Pauline Teusly. Front Rim'-lfvclyn Dunn, Marjorie Drake, Muriel Sachs, Anna Easterwuud, Barbara Tensly, Lynette Lnllh, , Janice- lluzzm. ' l ,N , , C44 57 :bv X T . il f '-, X lu D O. T. C. COLOR GUARD f lf air RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS The training offered by our R. O. T. C. is advantageous in many ways to any boy, and an ever-increasing number of them are inclined toward the discipline and order which the organization symbolizes. The corps now has one hundred and fifteen members. This year we are unusually proud of the R. 0. T. C. Rifle Team, which was ' selected from the main body of the corps, as they won both the city high school Rifle Team Championship and the State Junior Rifle Team Championship for Boys, as 3 well as numerous other local competitive matches, a record difficult to duplicate. The faculty sponsor of the group is Mr. Robert Collier, and the boys' instructor QU D is Lieutenant Ronesteel. J lt t X 3, ll 6 in ,Y gm '1 ' - , R. O. T. C 444 59 vw R. O. T. C. CHEMISTRY CLUB Back Row-Jack Jacobson, George Loztch, Bill XVilliams, Tom Harker, Ewald Schng, Paul Roberts. Marvin Cohen, Bill Halstead. Second Row-Marguerite Rishel, Hilda Cook. Mary Frazier, Nr. Bush. jack McAleer, Mary Helen 1lcKelrey. Marie Butz, Morice Ramsey, Harriet Sntliff. Front Row-Bill Hagin, Lynn Ervin, Harold Kinney, John Hodge, john Denst. REBEL RETORT ERS The Rebel Retorters is the name claimed by a group of students who are especi- ally interested in chemical research. These people feel that the chemistry they receive -., x in class is not sullicientg so saying, they delve deeper into many of the interesting f N . . . . . ll I branches 111 the field through the medium of this new Ol'g3.lllZHl11OIl. Anyone can hecome a member of the group if he is interested in chemistry and has studied it at least one semester. Their program was most variegated and included P many educational lectures hy the sponsor and other speakers, as well as extensive 9 3 laboratory work. i This comparatively new club is sponsored by Mr. Norris Bush. The other ollicers are: Jack McAleer, Presidentg Marguerite Rishel, Secretary. A committee which J , assists the officers includes lack Jacobson. Bill Halstead, Mary Helen Mclielvey, X and Morice Ramsey. J J r 3 ft . . , ! and guardians of the tower are these young people CHEER LEADERS Who possess school spirit of the highest type? Who are capable leaders and hold the confidence of the student body? And who, undoubtedly, were blessed with South's lustiest lungs?-the cheer leaders. These boys are present at every athletic contest or athletic rally, leading the excited spectators in school songs and cheers of team encouragement. Without them no school can be a success, no game complete, but with their vitalizing presence athletic victories are easily at- tained. CHARLES PAYNE Ilend Cheer Leader I.- K CHEER LEADERS Everette Bush. Harold Spangler, Robert Kinney 1 N Q wi: CDU E' , K H V X ELLE BOLSTER President of S Club nickel. Forty-four stars from every branch of athletlcs are gathered together under the common head, the S Club It is an honorary lettermen s Ol'0'8lllZ8lI1OIl whlch has as its purpose the P1 omotron of ffood fellowship among our athletes and to eneouraffe H1018 bovs to take part 1n sports Membership IS Granted only to those who have earned their letters in some intel scholastle eompetltlve sport and survived a thorouffhly rough and tumble 1I11l113l10Il An other club rullnff IS that the bovs wear thelr letter sweat ers every Wednesday oi forfe1t the huffe amount of a The group IS sponsored bs Coach Johnson, football mentor, who 1S assisted by MISS Burnham, the club Moth er, and the officers Elwood Bolster, Presldent, Buck Herndon, Vice President, and Bob Casey Secretary ' X I N u I I I I S CLI B Hack Row-Miss Burnhruu, Schuyler Curtis, Dave Cross Bill Sinrlus Dull Smdbing Chuel H mei Frun X Manly. Wilson Henk, Buck Herndon, Sam Levy. Paul lIcClung Xernon BCNEI Jael. Bennett l 'irlXen7kL Bob Kaufman, H. L. Johnson. Second Row-Jim MeBurney, Richard Rhodes, Charles Geoige Ceorge Dunklee Ceor1.,t Nlmxuell Jim Gooding, Bob WVisherd, Boh King. Bob Casey, Norm lxaxrl R ilph llmvxlsl louis Rox Gene Albertson Front Row-Elle Bolster, Dick Huber, jacob Leensxant Howard Smith Daxe Auston Boh XX 'uhoxer Durey Ranck, Art Lewis, Ronald Sweeney, Bill ll oozlumth joe NI inning, Paul Cop l r l l G D Y CK 67 bbw M I l kb! ' ig 5 B N--- Q A l 'P 9 - SPORTS CLUB The Sports Club is also an honorary organization which recognizes athletic achievement. To become a mem- ber. a girl must have earned 750 points in G. A. C. activ- ities. These points are gained by participating in such sports as speedball, volleyball, basketball, tennis, track, and horseshoes. The big event of the year is their initiation of new members. Usually it is no gentle affair, and is looked forward to by the old members and dreaded by the new ones. The girls also have the privilege of spending their study hours in the Sports Club room. The group has two sponsors, Mrs. Florence Carlson and Miss Mary Patterson. The other ollicers are: Flora Class. Presidentg Dorothy Tait, Vice Presidentg Ruth Alquist, Secretaryg Norma Learned. Treasurerg and Paul- ine Sundine, Historian. FLORA GLASS President of Sports Club SPORTS CL UB K Back Row-Morice Ramsey, Batty Fields, Cecil Conrzulson, Pauline Snnfiine, Lucille Beeman, Helen Sundine. Marie Dunczm. DDJ Second Row-Jane Branclit, Dorothy Lawlicznl. LaVrma Cooke, Dorothy Tait, Charlotte Osgood. Naomi Fahriug. Ruth Alqnist. fllariau llackctt. Ellen HL-imer. Burliarax Ensign, X Front Row-Zelda Nelson. Mary Alys Graham, llartha.1Ioore, Ellen XVilson, Nornm Learned, Pauline . Mount, Flora Glass, Violet McMurrough, Helen Hamilton. J J f Q , V I' er.. -.Q.-, KX U ii M' or -eel V x f u D UU 1, l .L All , 'G if 7.7 M FOOTBALL Top Row-Bolster 48 , Co-Captain: Mr. johnson, Coachg Herndon GS , Co-Captain. Hmtinn Run'-Mr. Philleo. Assistant Coach: Albertson 54 : llr. Stone. Assistant Coach: llr, Jorgensen Assistant Conch: Manning 6l g Mr. Atkinson, Assistant Coach. FOOTBALL lt isn't the size of the score, but how you play the gamef, This old proverb was reenacted by a squad of the snappiest gridsters South has ever put on the football held. Handicapped by lack of experience, as Bolster and Herndon were the only returning lettermen, the Rebel aggregation played hard all season. A local news- paper dubbed the boys thusly, They may be green, but they certainly aren't yellow. Bolster and Herndon brought spectacular football careers to a close this year, a sorry loss for us. X FOOTBALL TEAM llzicl: Row--Asst. Cuaeli Stone. Conch Johnson, B. King. H. llcrnrlon CCU-captainl. D. Sancllmrg. G. Albert- son. Ii. Manly, N. Lovcttfj. Bennett. S. Curtis. B. XVisher:l. Asst. Conch Philleo, Asst. Coach Jorgensen. Second Row-R. Sweeney, J. Manning. N. Erarrl. F. Hingley. G. NVilliams, J. Anderson, R. Goff. VV. Long. Third Row-C. Haney. P. McClung, B. Kaufman. R. Gifiord, NV. Bowles, L. Cantrell, D. Milliken, G. Mason. Front Row-Casey. fllanagerj. D. Ranck. E. Bolster. CCU-cziptainl. F. Anderson. V. Snyder, I.. Roy. C. McGowan, H. Vkfalsmith, C. Suppes, B. Stancil, fAsst. Mzmagerj an U Tir A 3' A 1 -1 ' ., Qi., E M - f ,, t I ,gr ,.:, y ,,,, '79 I . -' M , , K ' ' - 1,44 ' . ' - ' V ' :. .- 'Z ' 1. A Q X V ..,:5Z.: , In 5. A :. t Alzbl - , 1 - g -:: ., W , -gg v,l.. In t a : : -- iff t FOOTBALL Top Row-Suppes SV, Curtis JZ , Vt-nzke Sl , Bottom RGW-'xv8lSl1Ilil1 27 , Durfce 37 , Manley 62 , McClung 39 . Sandburg 64 , Haney 60 . ,K f '-- T? --sais Q Tp is f WEST vs. SOUTH S FOOTBALL J E3 The above picture, taken during the last half of the second West-South game, brings to our memories one of the closest contests of the 1935 season. Two more K evenly matched teams were never put on a gridiron. Battling, furiously, each team scored two touchdowns and one extra point. The final gun found the hall in Soutlfs possession on Wcstls thirty-seven yard line, with the Rebels trying desperately to connect with their passing game. Thirteen to thirteen spelled both good and bad J V luck for two never-let-upv teams. J F 1 I' i ini I' I' -- x , - as D s g --5 Q1 c -r r z r ia li p , li i V pn . ,K ., 6 Q rs' ' . V ' - if i ' 1 6.3 ' -'Q 'Q-f,,'fF' f a ' 4 '- Q f' : . M , Q FOOTBALL Top Row-Belmett M , Sweeney SZ , Rnnck 47 . Second Row-Erzlrd SS , Roy 56 , Anderson 54 , King 59 , VVisherd 37 , Casey, Manager. FOOTBALL This page we dedicate to the unsung heroes of the football squad. First, we shall take Bob Casey, the team maxfrager. Somebody breaks a shoestring two minutes before game time, and this person is shouting excitedly and getting all a-twitter, Bob has replaced the old with a brand new one, this being one of the many duties of a manager. I The assistant also most deserving of much praise for their limitless patience and w Last but not stay out all season and serve as shock troops for the a game, but each night they turn out for practise, full duty without which no team can exist. I I I , Sophomore Football Back Row-Chuck Haney, Bch Rulanrl, Hugh Jennings. Jack Cowden, Ray Sweeney, Sid Banks. Chuck Q Woodward, Bob Gifford, Frank Hingley, Jack Sanders. 7 Front Row-Jerry Anderson, Stewart Clark, Bill George, Art Condon, George Mason, Jack Scott, fillssrmr. X it s Fl'-I tsl i f A ti- t + -i - .V-- .- . f .L ,- . 4 -,A ' . .-. . j . . ,V :., -' ' , 132 Q ,S M, p-, ,Q 4. ,,., 4 L wi I . . ' I 'L' ' -' -Ama. - s , . - L A i, 1 V nf ' 1 : ' f- -ML - l 1 ' J : 3 1 N A - . ' . -..n.,,,..?,,.,., 1 9 .1 R -'--- I fi Q, ' ' W 1 sings.-. . . ' Fifi ,A . 'iq .- ,iv ,....a.l?.. E V Y ,ft , IEE'f . , ' 1 If fg' M A Q, lnln Q I r -Q SXVIIXIMING TEA M Ralph Donald Art VVillimns Vtlayne Graf Art Condon joe Manning' CCozu:hl CManagerJ Richard Thorn SWIMMING South's 1936 tankmen, under the direction of Coach Art Williaiiis, had another successful season, placing second in the all city meet and winning over a favored college team, Denver University, 4-0-21. South used only five men in the all city meet which consisted of eight events. Four of them made their letters, two sophomores and two seniors. The two sopho- mores were Art Condon and Richard Thorn, and the two seniors, Ralph Donald and Joe Manning, the latter two making their third letters in swimming. Richard Thorn carried off the high honors in the all city meet by winning three events, and Ralph Donald took all-city in diving. I' , s OU no-as K SVVIMMING TEAM Back Row-Joe Manning, Art Condon, VVnyne Graf, Richard Thorn, Ralph Donald. Front Row-Stewart Clark, Jack Doyle, Paul Mowbray H .ata sgdllt ww gl? p l i E EIN' X 4 If BASKETBALL TEAM Conch Philleo, Jim Gooding, Sam Levy, Ed Colwell, jim McBurney, Bob Svgliwnrtz, BASKETBALL After a successful practice season with the new coach, Rialto Philleo, at the helm, the l936 edition of the basketball team won half of the first round games and then put on the pressure to win all but the last game with West. The end of the reg- ular season found South tied with West for runner-up position, making it necessary for a play-off. Yvest won after a hectic battle, decided by a last minute basket. It can well he said that this team more than held its own in league competition. BASKETBALL-SECOND TEAHI Unch Row-Boll lllorris, Bert Ogle. Dwight johnson, George Hinds, Paul Davis, Bill Kraft. Front Row-Paul McClnng, Bob King. Ray Metz, Chuck Vivian, Schuyler Curtis. fi - ccc68:b Carl Baker, Art Lewis, Richard Macrnm, Jim Sweeney, Ed McXVilli:1ms, Ji-rn Bromm OIgr.j BASKETBALL The basketball team this year boasts as its members: Ed Colwell, stalwart guard, and co-captain of the team, Sam Levy, irreplaceable center and also team co-captain, Dick Macrum, outstanding forward, Jim McBurney, dependable forward, Jim Good- ing, basket tossing forward, Ed McWilliams, coolest guard on the team, Art Lewis, fast forward, Bob Schwartz, spirited guard, Carl Baker, who plays all positions well, ,lim Sweeney, cooperative center, and last but not least, .lim Bromm, capable manager of the team. l BASKETBALL-FIRST TEAM Back Row-Jim Bromm, jim Gooding, Sam Levy, Rialto Philleo, Ed Colwell, Jim 3IcBnrney, Bob Schwartz. Front Row-Carl Baker. Dick Macrnm, Jim Sweeney. Ed McNVilliams, Art Lewis. f-2 N C44 69 was l fl' A , .,...,S 5 1 at XVRESTLING Conch Johnson. Bob VVarreu, Jim Hellon, George Dunklee, George Noe. Robert Skeen, Maynard I-fenry. WRESTLING The South High School wrestling squad won few laurels this season. They finished the season in fourth place, winning only the meet with West. The squad had two lettermen returning, Dunklee in the lower weights and Wishe1'd in the heavier weights. Coach Johnson, ably assisted by Coach Atkinson, did exceptionally well with the inexperienced men that tried out for the squad. Hepting, Hellon, Henry, Suppes, Wa1'l'6l1, Sandburg, and Skeen came through in fine style for their first season with the team. Fifteen men were awarded letters. Bob Wishe1'd was elected captain of the team. G l 'N X .. K 1 if Q Q 1 it , I tv. ... - - if .. 'j . Q 4, 3 4 U G 'A 1 ,A U D VVRESTLING Alex Bruce CManagerJ, Bob Kaufman, VValter Peterson, Bob McRae, Bob NVisherd, I George Green, Dick Sandburg, Bob Hepting. nu JJIHQQAS 'vt it F . HOCKEY TEAM Jack Colson Olglxl. XY:nlter Bowles, Bob Stroessner, joe Abell, Jack McAleer, Howard Suskin, Dnrey Ranck. HOCKEY South Higlfs 1935-36 hockey team renewed the hockey interest by winning the Denver Prep Championship. The team played a double round-robin schedule, win- ning four games, tying one, and losing one. The teams had the privilege of practic- ing and playing in the new Mammoth Gardens. Mr. Bush proved to be a very excellent and patient coach, being present at all the practices, which were held at 7:00 o'clock in the morning. Buder, Bundgaard, Milliken, Abell, and Smith performed well all season as offense men. Bowles, Stroessner, and Berg made up a stalwart defensive division, and Ranck was undoubtedly the best goalie in the city. Upton, Stancil, McAleer, and Suskin gave able support in all departments, but were handicapped by lack of experience. South also boasted a real hustling manager, Jack Colson. HOCKEY TEAM Coach Bush. Allen Berg, lion Milliken, xvllllillll Stancil, Herbert Butler, Robert Bnmlgaanl. 444 71 :bu MR. ST. JOHN Tennis Coach TENNIS . The tennis team, under the direction of their new coach, Mr. Farnum St. John, boasts a very successful season. In determining who was to play in South's name in each match, the players were seated according to rank. A person might work up the lists by challenging the per- son above him, and if he won, he was automatically raised one seat higher. This procedure continued throughout the week and on the day of a match, the two players who were 'atopsi' played singles. A similar method held true in the selection of the doubles teams also. South played four matches, one with each high school team. Victories were won by the Rebel team over West, North, and Manual, while the only defeat was scored by East. The season ended with East in first place and South following, a very close second. TENNIS f Art Lewis, Jacob Leensvaart. Dave Austen, Richzird Rhodes. 9 1 '1 7 ce 72 sv: M y GOLF For the first time in the thirteen years of competitive high school golf, the South High golf team, under the able coaching of Mr. Randol, won the championship. The Rebel mashie wielders compiled the record of win- ning ten and losing two matches. This year's campaign brought forth two promising sophomores in the forms of Orison Smith and Dick Arnold. Smith was the main star of the team and also one of the best golfers ever produced in South High. Arnold started great guns at the first of the season, but had a slump near the end: however, he proved himself very valuable to the team. The juniors on the team were Maynard Blanford and Ralph Clase who shot very consistent golf and helped to make next year's hopes high. The graduating seniors are Wilson Menk, long hitting star, and Bob Warhover, diminutive shot maker, who will be hard to replace on next year's team. MR. RANDOL Golf Coach Two boys who deserve much credit are the alternates, Dick Huber and Bill Wood- worth, who never quit trying and proved themselves worthy of playing on a cham- pionship team. Boys who deserve special mention are Smith, captain, and Menk and Blauford, who played every match without losing one. The season's competitive record: South 2 ........ ..,.. N orth 1 South 2 ...... ...... E ast 1 South 3 ....... ........ W est 0 GOLF TEAM Conch Randol, Orison Smith. XYiIson Henk, Dick Huber, Bill XYooclworth. F l' fx te 4- M ff South 3 ...... ...... M anual 0 , ,,- 'I N . ? ! tv 'AQE h lk MR. STONE Track Coach TRACK The Rebel track squad spent the best season of many years during the spring of 1936. The team developed under the able leadership of Mr. Garnet Stone and Archie Conant, a graduate of Kansas, who assisted at a number of practices. While several of the boys had been work- ing out all during the school year, ollicial practices started on February 17. The first meet was scheduled on April 3 with North High, but the latter was not in condition, so the meet was cancelled. A week later the Rebels met in a triangular meet with East and Manual, followed by a dual affair with East. South's relay teams showed their ability at the State and Colorado College relay meets. The state high school meet was held at Boulder on May 18. The last and most important encounter was the city meet held in the Denver University stadium on May 23. ffUU UD E 1 t W 7 TRIANGULAR TRACK MEET K4 74 rv gm p Q TRACK As usual South led the league in the quarter-mile with lVilly Sanders, Kenneth McPherson, Bill George, and Philip Schuman showing their heels to the competi- tors in practically every race. In keeping with tradition, the Rebels again produced the best group of hurdlers of the league. Paul Cope, Vernon Beyer and Lawrence Gwinn gathered many points in their branch. The sprinters were Charles George, Frank Johnson, and George Maxwell. Howard lVlcNeiece, Dick Miller, Jack lVIcAleer, Clyde Cherry, Baird Whitake1', and John Grillith proved to be an unbeatable crop of distance men. Louis Roy, our shot putter, and Gene Albertson, pole- vaulter and discus thrower, helped balance the team in BILL HAGIN the field events. Track Mam'ge From the viewpoint of service, Louis Roy, George W'right, and Vernon Beyer served the school well by completing four years of activity on the squad. I v' ' N Q n K I Q l ' K. TRACK J Back Row-John O'Keefe, Vernon Beyer, Bob King, Rush Young, ,Terry Anderson, Phil Schuman, jack McAleer, Gene Albertson, Paul Cope. Second Row-Harry Johnson CAss't. Mgrj. Vincent Johnson, Lawrence Gwinn, Bill Sanders, George Wright, Dick Miller, Karl Hafen, Ken McPherson, Earl Venzke, Dick Hay. Front Row-John Griffith, Bill George, Chuck George, Chuck McGowan, Howard McNeiece, Clyde Cherry, Baird W'hitaker, George Maxwell. F l' F are i L., E-Q4Q1V i Ellfgi MR. JORGENSEN Baseball Conch as K, , fu S? , . K, 'W 1 W4 .ive s --i . agar? V ' - s . i, B Q N. is BASEBALL South Highis baseball team began the 1936 season with their new coach, Richard Kwhiteyi Jorgensen at their head. At the first of the season, South and East were apparently fighting it out for the cellar position. The toughest game of the season was South versus Westg South, who was the underdog before the game, scored a surprise victory over the Cowboys. The final score being 7-5 in our favor. Casey, Bolster, Norton starred for the Rebels. In the game with East, South again won. In this game, which was the first one of the season, many of the ballplayers starred. Casey was not up to his real form, as this was the first game and due to the cold and stormy weather had not rounded into shape. Gooding and McClung were the batting stars of this game, while Levy and Bolster stood out on the defense. So far the team has showed a surprising performance, and will be expected to be very near the top when the season ends. ,. I I A A - lit i BASEBALL Five lettermen formed the nucleus of this yearis base- ball squad. Bob Casey, last year's all-city pitcher, was again this year a leading candidate for the same position. Sam Levy, the only third baseman, was a returning letter- man from the past two years and is considered to be a sure bet for this year,s all-city team. Norm Erard, who lettered in the outfield last year, has been shifted to a first base position. Elle Bolster played some at second base last season, but clue to injuries did not receive his letter. He has now been converted into a catcher and is making a name for himself. The two returning out- Helders are ,loe Manning and ,lim Gooding, who have made other outhelders in the high school leagues look to their laurels. The new men on the team are: Kenneth Hall, pitcherg Henry Walsmith, catcher, Bob Schwartz, first baseman, Wes Click and Durey Ranck, second base- meng Fletcher Norton and Walter Bowles, shortstops. In the outfield the new men were Paul lVIcClung, Carl Baker, Schuyler Curtis, Richard Huber, and Tom Dodd. The turn-out this spring looked very promising to Mr. Richard Jorgensen. lt was his first season as Southis baseball coach. JOHN CANNON Baseball Manager OOD K BASEBALL TEAM Back Row-Paul McClung, Boh Casey, ,lim Gooding, Joe Manning, Schuyler Curtis, Sam Levy, Carl Baker. Second Row-Norm Erard, Bob Schwartz, XYa1ter Bowles, Bob Norris. Henry VV:1lsn1ith, Kenneth Hull. Front Row-Elle Bolster, Durey Rnnck. Sam Smecton, Fletcher Norton, VVes Click, Tom Dodd. F l' u .. , B-2.439 - f W .ia a 1 V SPEEDBALL Speedball began the season for the Girls, Athletic Club for 1935. Speed- ball is a combination of soccer and basketball, as both passing and kick- ing are allowed. This year the teams were made up of the different classes instead of the usual teams. The 12- A's, co-captained by Norma Learned and Ruth Alquist, carried off the championship. Several of the outstanding players were Ruth Alquist, Pauline Sundine, Flora Glass, and Barbara Ensign. NORBIA LEARNED Norma Learned deserves credit for RUTH ALQUIST Co-Captain of Speeclball Team her adlnil-able Inanagemellt of the Co-Captain of Speeclball Team Speeclball Manager sport. -- x , . u D I Y UU- l I X SPEED BALL I Back Row-Pauline gmrline. gecil Conradson, Martha Moore, Flora Glass, Pauline Mount, lllarirm Hackett, Morice Ramsey, etty Fie ds. ll Frog Roxv-g1ari.lottf2 Osgood, Mary Alys Graham, Norma Learned, Dorothy Tait, Ellen XVilson, Margaret EL ennett, ut Aquist. J W 7 gr v D ' VOLLEYBALL Volleyball is the second major event of the Girls' Athletic Club sea- son. A team consists of nine, three v l vi? in a row, which makes up the posi- tion. The Hrst row is close to the net, the third is the serving line, and middle row plays down the center of the court. The points are scored only by the serving side. When the serving team loses a point, the serve goes to the opposing team. When a score of eleven points is reached, the game is won. Three games are played nouornv LAWHEAD -the team with W0 to Its Cfedlf 15 PAULINE SUNDINE Calllnin Of Volleyball Team the Wlllllef. Volleyball Manager With Dorothy Lawhead as captain, the 11A team won the tournament. The out- standing players were Jane Braucht, Helen Hamilton, Barbara Ensign, Ellen Heimer, Zelda Nelson, and Alice Moseley. x loom-2 K IIA GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL TEAM Back Row-Violet McMurrnugl1. Clara Knapp, Marilonise Dix, Helen Hamilton, Norma Gustafson, Helen Lloyd, Barbara Ensign. Front Row--Zelda Nelson, Jane Braucht. Pearl W'illiams, Ellen Heimer, Alice Moseley, Dorothy Lawhead. F l' I' i illflji 1 ,-- Q Tr -- x , . u Q i GIRLS' TRACK it j Q-- The much looked-forward-to G. A. C. track season opened this spring with a wide variation of events, which included baseball throw, basketball throw, shot-put, high jump, broad jump, and hop-step-jump. Outstanding achievements along these lines were made by Norma Learned, who was the pride of the G. A. C. with her prowess in the baseball throw. Flora Glass showed as shot-putter, and Letitia Gramcko, a junior, dis- played unusual hop-step-jump ability. Miss Mary Patterson and Mrs. Florence Carlson, who sponsor the sports, were ably assisted throughout the season by the track manager, Marian Hackett, whose ef- forts to make the event a success were tireless. MARIAN HACKETT Track Manager C X N 1 I P 1 TRACK I Back Row-Dorothy Montgomery, Emily Adams, Ruth Nicholson, Jeanne Smith, Virginia Thompson. Andrey Pickering. Frances Williams, Lois Shields, Doris Schrader, Betsy Gates. Phoebe Carlsten, jane Graf, X V Marian Hackett. Second Row-Genevieve Hervey, Allele Strauss. Esther 3ICLZll'El1. llaria Vvickstrmn, Elaine Pearson. Lois Eichelberger, Helen Sundine, Letitia Gramcko, Barhara Morgan, Dona Lawlieatl, Ruth Strauss. Muriel W'oodman. Front Row-Marjorie Gardner, Ruth Mclntosh, Helen Kratzer. Pearl Xvilliams, Barbara Ensign, Dorothy Lawhead, Flora Glass, Norma Learned, Martha Moore, I.,ZlX7O1'lEl Cooke. if V Pi'-I ' -, K iv ' Kaos i li JL. ' Q Ml GIRLS' TENNIS Tennis is one of the girls' minor sports. Four dis- tinct divisions are set aside, the advanced singles, the advanced doubles, beginners' singles, and beginners' doubles. Little credit is awarded for tennis, so only those girls highly interested in this sport ever participate. This year Marie Duncan held the advanced singles championship after a consistently fought match with her runner-up, Ellen Heimer. Marie, with the help of Joanne Krier, won the advanced doubles. Beginners, singles was captured by Helen Sundine after many keenly played games. Stella Borgeson and Helen, together, came out on top after the beginners, doubles play championship game. ELLEN H EIMER Tennis Manager GIR LS' TENNIS TEAM Marie Duncan, Joanne Krier. Stella Borgeson, Helen Sundine. it is Girls' Basketball The basketball tournament, under the sponsorship of Miss Patterson, got under way early iu the year. The girls were put in teams according to their classes and ability. The various teams played for the high standing within their individual class, after which these teams played for the championship, which was won by the l2B's who claimed Zelda Nelson as captain. The l0B's and 11B,s were runners-up. The girls, teams are composed of six players: three guards and three l forwards, one of the forwards doing 1 the jumping. The game is called two- DOROTHY TAIT . Y . . ZELDA NELSQN Buslmlmu Mmmger court basketball, the floor being dl- Captain of Basketball Team vided into two courts. The girls must stay in their own half throughout the game. Though it is a strenuous game, most of the girls like it best of any sport. The business of throwing baskets is very important. A person must be skilled in the art to obtain favorable results. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Dorothy Lnwhead. Zelda Nelson, Jane Braucht, Barbara Ensign, Pearl XVilliams. 44 82 an DONA LAXVHEAIJ Captain of 10B Baseball Team GIRLS' BASEBALL This year, due to the bad weather, girls, baseball had a late start. As there was only one 10B baseball team and the l.0B's had been poorly recog- nized in the girls' sports, they were chosen to represent baseball in the annual, as the season wasn't far enough advanced to herald the cham- pions. Under the capable manage- ment of La Vona Cooke, the 10B team, led by Captain Dona Lawhead, proved to be a well organized group, in spite of their lack of experience. Some of the perky little sophomores who proved to be good prospects ,ta ,, T, Nmiiillftllg .al in ,1-9-,y,h,. LA VONA COOKE Baseball Manager were Ruth Strauss, Elise Marshall, Naomi Harkins, Dona Lawhead, Lynette Lobb The other teams also possessed many brilliant as well as seasoned players who had prohted from Mrs. Florence Carlsonis previous instruction. 10B BASEBALL Ruth Strauss. Elise Marshall, Naomi Ilarkins. Dona Lawhead, Lynette Lobb, Barbara Tcnsly. 444 83 an in i'Made Tracks for South Reducing'5 L'0h to Be a Track Man First, Last. and Always Smeared ! The Last Stand All Pals Together Around She Goes. Where She Stops? . 'They All McClung Together South Stars Again iywgyxpb 444 84 an and step by step they mount toward tower tops SCHOOL OFFICERS Buck Herndon President gf' Mary Louise M:-icAlIister Vice President Lois Schlenzig Secretary SENIOR OFFICERS Sam Lcvv . f- Presiulent QT 5 T 3' Joe Mxinning Vice President Ruth Alquist Qi Secretary JUNIOR OFFICERS F Durey Ranck President Charles George 45' im GK, Vice Prusinlent Charles McGowan Secretary SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Charles Haney President Jane Hicks J wh Vice President M Sirl Bank Secretary I -- - x C n OFFICERS Q These young people, who were the guardians of the Welfare of the school and of B their various classes during the past year, are most deserving of many words of praise concerning the exceedingly competent manner in which they led the student body through a noteworthy, memorable year. N They took no pledges they could not support. They promised no deeds impos- sible for them to achieve. They proved themselves admirable, capable leaders, and for these desirable traits of character we say, '5Orchids to you. N f..,,lzA4Q.-, kk - it -f ff s I T V BUG in Jil ,-. as .. SENIORS 1 1 1 .XX .5 Joseph F. Abell Hockey 4 Baseball 4 S Club 4 Maxine Adams Nat. Hun. Soc. 4 Pep Club Council 4 G.A.C. Z L'Acaclemie Fran- caise 3. 4 Purple K VVl1ite Com. 4 Pep Club 4 Pres. L'Academie Francaise 4 Bonnie Acker fBnrneyl NVest 2 O fiice Messenger 4 Pep Club 4 Albion Afman Chess Club 2. 3 Band 2. 3. 4 Ruth Doris Alquist Robert Ancell Triple S 2, 3, 4 G.A.C. 2. 3, 4 Sports Club 4 Junior Escort 3 Nat. Hon. Soc, 3, 4 Sec'y Seniors 4 Pep Club 4 Ellen Anderson Girl Reserve 2 .lay Anema Hi4Y 4 Chess Club 2, 3, 4 Band 3. 4 Orchestra 4 Ginger Arnold Pep Club 4 Riile Club 3 Rebel Rangers 5. 4 Safety Council 3. 4 Stamp Club 2. S. 4 Triple S 4 P.E.G. Z. 3. 4 Boy Scout Assmbl, Purple K Xvhite Day 2. 5 Track 3 Tennis 3 Emily Anderson Gilbert Angevine FO0tli:1ll 4 Operetta 2 Jack Arrowsmith Stamp Club 3 Aviation Club .i Warren Ackerm lntrmnurzil Sports 3 Triple S 2. 3 Science Night Social Science Night Gene Albertson Football 5, 4 Omtion 4 Nat. Hon. Soc. 4 Track 3, 4 Boys' Glen: 2, 3, Operetta 3 S Club 4 P.E,G. 2, 3, 4 Student Advisor Purple K VVhite Day Prog. 3 Bertil Anderson l l i - Y .lack Anderson Rebel Club 2, 3. 4 P.E.G. 2, 3, 4 Suph. Y. Pres. Z Soph. Baseball 2' Rebel Club Dane Com. 2, 3, 4 Purple :S VVl1ite Dance Com. 2,3L Frances J. Arblei Pep Club 4 Drill Team 4 G.A.C. 2. 3 Leisure Time 3 Sopb. Prog. 2 Excb. Prog. 3 Carol L. Austin Pep Club 4 Librziry Staff 3. 4 Pre-School Asst. G.A.C. 2 iff , 1 1. ve Auston it. llon. Soc. 4 iplc S 3, 4 nnis 4 lub 4 -bel Club 4 orence Barz cille Beeman A.C. 2, 3, 4 rorts Club 4 ermnn Club -1 Bette Lee Balls Soc. Ed. Conf. 4 Nut. Hon. Suu. 4 Jun. Prom. Coin. 3 Rebel Rangers 3, 4 Soc. Hr. Club 4 Pep Club Dance Com. 4 ,luuior Escort 3 Pep Club 4 Clnn. Senior Assembly 4 Triplc S 2 Drzm Club 2 Cecil Baughman Lesier Beihl Soph. Checrleruler Hi-Y 2, 3 Chf:crle:ull:r 3 Intramural Bas:-bnll 2. 3 lorothy Bennet! Margaret Bennett irl Res. 2, J, 4 - Czxprsclla 2. 3, 4 lpereltn 3 .11 School Show 3 ep Club 4 frill Team 4 'Rice Messen- ger 3, 4 xlv. Cleo 2, 3, 4 'ernon Beyer 'rack 2. 3, 4 afety Council 4 .clv. Band 2, 3, 4 dv. Orch. 2, 3, 4 laws Stull J. 4 nnunl Stull 4 ebel Rangers 4 Club 3, 4 oc. Hr. Orch. 2. 3. 4 :1fetyI,cfr.3.4 ntrnmurnl Bas- ketball 2, 3 iasebnll 4 Zlwnod Bolster Club 2, 3, 4 Club Pres. 4 'rack 2 'ootball 2, 3, 4 To-Capt. Foot- bzlll 4 lasebull 3, 4 Eebcl Club 4 ncninr Interest ' Com. 4 utrn. Bsktbull 2,5 Dorothy J. Bishop A Cappella 2. 3, 4 Adv. Girls Glcc 2, 3, 4 All Schuol Show 3 Opcretln 3 Pep Club 4 Drill Team 4 l'.'1'.A. and Assemblies 3, 4 Robert E.. Boner l'.E.G. 2. 3. 4 VVru:stling 2, 3, 4 l.'Ac:ulemie- Frau- cnise 4 Triple S 4 SENIORS Bowdry Baird Maryana Beck l,'Ac:lrlemie Fran cnise 3. 4 Orch. 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Drill Tcnm 4 Rifle Club 3 Assembly Club Marion Bell Office Messenger 2. S, 4 Girl Reserve 2 Play Festival 3 P.E.G. 2, 3,4 N.E.A. Conf. 3 Wilbur Berringer Triple S 2, 3 Dorothy Bleakie G.A.C. 2 NVorlrl Relations Club 4 Lyle Bonney Rebel Rangers 4 Science Night 3 Assembly Club 2 'WP 4 ?: '?,3g,,.a L, - t. I ,- S .- 1 fl Q51 ,Q,.,, kk it rl' X Q n CHE' 1- 4 1 SENIORS R 5 l i 5 , nu alfa Sl George Brenkert Band 3, 4 Orchestra 4 Social Hour Orchestra 4 James C. Bromm Stud. Council 2, 3, 4 Nat. Hon. Soc. 4 Pres. Nat. Hon. Soc. 4 Rebel Club 2, 3, 4 Triple S 2. 3, 4 Basketball llgr. 4 Intramural Sports 2. 3, 4 Santa Claus Shop Clim. 4 Paul Buirgy Capt. Rifle Team 4 Aviation Club 4 Jewell Burgess Triple S 2 Oliice Messenger 4 Marie Butz Pep Club 4 Drill Team 4 Girl Reserve Cab. 2. 3. 4 Girl Reserve Secy. 4 Chess Club 3 News Staff 3. 4 Otbce Messenger 4 Folio Leaves 4 Safety Club 4 Chemistry Club 4 Eileen Camen Pep Club 4 Edna Mae Brokate XVest High 2 Operetta .3 All School Show 3 Pep Club 4 Drill Team 4 Dorothy Brown Pep Club 4 Junior Escort .5 Library Staff 4 G.A.C. 2 Triple S 4 Peggy Lou Bull Operetta S Pep Club 4 Cantata 4 Adv. Glee n. 4 Chester Burrows lYrestling Squad 2 Stage Crew 4 Nat. Hon. Soc. 4 Foliu Leaves 4 Dorothy Byru.m Operetta 3 Adv. Glee Z. 3. 4 Edith Camp Pep Club 4 Drill Team 4 Ailv. Glee 4 Donald Bromagi Roberta Buchan Rebel Rangers 3, Girl Res. Cab. 4 Girl Res. 2, 3, 4 Ollice Messenger 3. 4 Pep Club 4 Robert Bundgaa Triple S 2, 3, 4 Adv. Orch. 2, 3, Hockey 4 Nat. Hou. Soc. 4 Vera Burton Senior Prom. Com. 4 All School Show Ca Psychology Club Senior Assembly Billie Cain Nat. Hou. Soc. 4 P.E.G. 2, 3, 4 Triple S 4 Rifle- Club 4 Student Instruct. G.A.C, 2 Play Festival 3 John Cannon EL . J l il an ix I A-4 easy, M HLQ AQ- infrid Carlson rl Reserve 4 rleen Cartier exvs Staff 4 ill Chadwick larence Clark 'rL:h. 2. 3 and 2, 3, 4 l velvn Clarkson lirl Reserve 4 ck Cobb Cappella Z, 5. 4 perettn 2, 3 urple K lYl1ite 2. 3 ll Sclmul. Show 3 rdv, Glec 4 enior Amateur Hour 4 Mary J. Carnsew Editor Annual 4 Pep Club 4 Drill Team 4 Riflc Club 4 News Staff 3 Purple K Vl'l1ite Dec. Com. 3 Annual Staff 3 Senior Daughter Com. 4 Psychology Club 4 Merry Vllives of W'i1ulsor Twelfth Night Shirley Carver Mildred Christensen Pup Club 4 Douglas Clark Donald Clayton SENIORS Virginia Carson Robert W. Casey Baseball 2. 3. 4 S Club 3. 4 Rebel Club 3. 4 lutrzi. Bnsketlmll Football Mgr. 4 Junior Assembly Ruth Christensen Pep Club 4 Helen Nora Clark G.A.C. 2. 3, 4 Purple K Vl'l1ite Races 2, .3 Pep Club 4 Wesley Click A Cappella 2, 3, -l Rebel Club 3, 4 Adv. Glue 4 Opcrettri 3 All School Show 3 I ui'ple R Vl'liite Prong 3 Auuuul Stull' 4 Senior Axnuleur lluur 4 Marvin H. Cohen ll:1skctb:ill2,3 Sports Staff 3. 4 Sports Editor 4 Chem. Club 4 lntrn, Bziskc-tl1:illZ linsrzlmll 3. 4 Rosemary Collet! Junior Escort .3 Rebel Rangers 4 Girls Rifle Club 4 L'AC:idemin- Frnu- .,.-W ,, .,. . I -.1 ll :. .1 .- W ' . I H ,L ' iffiilifl. . ' . 31... , . .'..., I -:ilu in ,. in 1,1--flnwqg. V i4l't5'15!!ilfe':lav:.f Q 15 9- .L -fr 1 xJAa AL 1 ' - v4 l1iJl. Rijlzitiuns '-Q l ' F Club-1 tfhjfl 444 89 :bb , 8 I IA ZX 1 .- at .Ju -H H Z' Alll V -I ' '.:- .Q ,,,., 1 ,-' X I ' .gi F 3 Q ' n ' :-- . -iii.. - 3.5 47 I - ij T ll ..,,.. . .. .L 6. . 5 W nj. 4 gl ' ' ' ..:.l I . -- :.f ..:.:.:. I E S V -il. ' 1 V I .1 T ' ' 'Ik Q 1 C ev : linl Ilzi E - 4 a..- ...A - 4 4 .,. . ,V -if ' 2- 2 v ' fy' i i 4 X Q, is ' F 5 .... .Zig 1 r ZF '- s ... ,agfy ' , f I . .:-5 Z. I-X H .. 1 . N L L A121 :ju - A V A 2 Q df? '-V. . V 8 I max you I N' ,1X ' .1 ' IV D X I r l .l ' V V ' as.. gm ' Q a is -1 - s vi fs' . .. E reg, K H E Li. Ez -, 'size' is H 4 J 3 -an B H 1 J l- Q. LH: . H nl i f Iv., v G, E , gg.: K' , fs . Q. Q j ' . E , 'Q V E H 1 E K .1 M E ..,. , . E Sl? N H, ' ' 'L - gig.. mm 5 , N ws:-1 ., -f. 52- ' .,,.-is -.ran SENIORS Ed Colwell Basketball 3, 4 Nat. Hon. Soc. 4 Triple S 2, 3, 4 Rebel Club 4 Senior lnterest Com. 4 Lab. Asst. 4 Sturlerlt Advisor 4 S Club 4 Cecil Conradson Marian Cook Bernard Cowsert Hi- Y 3. 4 Hi-Y Assembly 4 Dorothy E. Craig News Stal? 4 Adv. Glee 3. 4 Alice M. Compton Junior Escort 3 G.A.C. 3, 4 , Pep Cluh 4 Drill Team 4 Geraldine Cook Seience Night 2 Girl Reserve 2. 3 Office Messenger 3 LaVona M. Cooke G.A.C, 2, 3, 4 Needle VVork Guild LeRoy Crabtree Intramural Sports 3 George H. Craner Hi-Y 3, 4 Fencing Club 2 June Connors Pep Club 4 Drill Team 4 Purple K vvhite Dec. 3 Assembly Club 3 Hilda Cook Folio Leaves 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Girl Reserve 3, 4 Chem. Club 4 Triple S 4 Paul Cope S Club 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Soc, Hr. Com. 4 Yvonne J. Crabtr P,E.G. 2, 5, 4 Rebel Rangers 3, L'Aczulemie Fran caise 4 Orchestra 2, 3 Girl Reserve 2 All School Show Play Festival 3 Richard Crary P.E.G. 2, 3, 4 Rebel Rangers 3, Ovefvrtn 4 T-' 1 S 4 Ph Cl b - All SchnolSl1ow 3 up C Trail? s il 7 Junior Escort. 3 Triple S 2 Soph. Prog. 2 Christmas Cant. 4 Julius Caesar 5 Comedy of Errors 3 f W, ilk- Y, Donna Lee Crist Harmony Crites Jim Crqugh ' ' -H 1 P.E.G. 2. 3, 4 G.A.C. 2 I-Ii-Y 3. 4 I .,II ' ' R 5 G.A.C. 2 Pep Club 4 Track 3, 4 , gi I Q K gcserve 2, 3 gOStUIllEFil0l!1 4 Annual Staff 4 X I Fw I., -Q -4 Enbiilirre xama u 1 3 - R'-' ff , W A Pep Club 4 I if H Triple s 3 x' e j if 1 Band 3 C - J 1 L L , , F he 4 7 in 'S' . i' f f, ' ' ,. . ' X .v i K l I I is YN 5 1 T' K 1 ' '. I I QQ 90 nu ' xii i X 4:9 Q rf' w-- wx W - y J. Cummings ring Football 2 cron, Colo. 3 bert J. Curnow ming nf the Shrew 4 NVeLlrliug 4 -erry XVives of VVinrIsor 4 .U. Rocky Mtn. Speech Conf. 4 syclmlogy Club 4 hn Denst ,E.G. 2. 3. 4 riplc S 2. 3, 4 ebel Rangers 4 hem. Club 4 ladys Dewitte riplc S 3, 4 ep Club 4 irl Reserve 3. 4 Ed Dodson rolina Donahue lat. Hon. Soc, 4 riple S 4 Cappella 3, 4 Zabel Rangers 3, 4 unior Escort 3 ep Club 4 1.A.C. 2, 3 urplc K YVl1ite Day 2. 3 Jim Cunnin gharn Myrnadel Davidson Ashiel. A. Derby Gus Diemer Helene Dolan Rebel Rangers 3- l'cp Club 4 Doris Donald Junior Escort 3 Adv. Glee 3. 4 Operctta 3 G.A,C, 2, 3 All School Show Purple 8: NVhitc Skits 2, 3 Archery Club 2 Pep Club 4 ill School Shun- 3 l.'AC:n'len1ic Frnn- caise 3. 4 SENIORS Frank H. Cuno, Jr. Margaret Deel Triple S LZ, 3 junior Escort 3 Junior Prom. Com. 3 Girl Reserve 2 Golrlen HS. 4 Marie Devold G.A.C. 2, 3. 4 Pep Club 4 Florence Dinkelaker Charles Domby 5 A 3. . . .Q gyf 3 , ff N 1555, wwf ' :-. .- -1-: . M I Xxx: - V E V , A A.- .Q K ...U ,, Q , l e X . gl Vg - 33,-E nl Tr'pl ' S .'. 4 'a X L'.lXcZclell1ie Fran- 4 U caise 4 Rebel Rzumgers 4 X ' I 1 Mary Jane D'-'55 ' 4 ' T .E Orchestra 4 U L Q +I: in S if ' be - J I T .,.. .V 1 X Q f xg i- ff fe l X 7... f'.4Q .-, SENIORS Marjorie Drake Nat. Hon. Soc. 4 'rl-iple s 2, 3 French Club 4 Conf. Staff 5, 4 Pep Club 4 Rebel Rangers 3, 4 Rifle Club 3, 4 Soc. Hr. Club 3, 4 Sr. Int. Comm. 4 Pre-School Asst. 4 Fencing Club Z G.A.C. 2, 3 Geo. M. Dunklee l .E.G. 2, 3, 4 Triple S 2, 3. 4 Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4 S Club 3, 4 Archery Club 2 Stud. Advisor 4 A Cappella 3 Arlv. Glee Club 4 Purple K lVl1ite Day 2, 3 Coron. oi Queen 3 XVrestl7g' Team 3, 4 Tennis Squad 4 C0l'll!'l1C11Cl'l'lYt Cm. 4 Nancy Eakle Assembly Club 4 Pep Club 4 Jack B. Elms Rebel Rangers 4 Kiwanis Cont. 4 Dwain Ervin Lindy DuBois All School Show Evelyn M. Dunn Sr. Prom Com. 4 Rifle Club 3, 4 Office Messenger 3 Pep Club 4 Adv. G-lee 3, 4 Frieda Eich Aclv. Glee Z, 3 A Cappella 2. 3, 4 Operetta 2 Ward R. Emigh Safety Council 4 Stamp Club 2, 5, 4 Triple S 4 Swimming? Science Night 3 Lynn Ervin Douglas Duncan Triple S 2, 3, 4 Rebel Rangers 4 Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, Grace J. Dykstra Andy Elberson Norm M. Erard Football 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 lnt. Softball 2 Int. Basl:'lill 2, 3,1 Safety Coun. 2, 3, Stage Crew 3, 4 NVrestling 2, 3 S Club 4 Science Night 3 Beatrice Ewers I X Coflinlitor Conf. 4 Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4 Nat, Hgnv Soc, 4 lr N TYIUIC 5 2. 3- 4 TTIPIQ S 3, 3, 4 Rebel Rangers 4 l Nat. Hon. Soc. 4 Chem. Club V. French Club 3, 4 1 Folio Leaves 2 Pres. 4 Triple S 2, R, 4 Student Council 4 Science Night 3 Pep Club 4 5 Aeronaut Staff 3 VVrestling 3 Internafl Rel, 4 Track 2 Soph. Assembly 2 jr, Egcort 3 - gy. X Naomi Fahring Maxine Farrell Carolyn Ferguson G.A.C. 2. 3, 4 Girl Reserve 4 Sports Club 4 Rifle Club 4 l .E.G'. 2 Adv. Glee 4 Pep Club 4 Pre-School Asst. 4 Ir. Prom. Com. 3 Drill Team 4 Leap Year Dance 4 Play Festival 3 Purple VVhite Athletics 3 l Y 1. l I I fe T 4 it K 1' I . '. 444 92 ab J l b Qi! ! If . N... Q 6 -. .QP 4 a Fetters p Club 4 'ill Team 4 'own Bearer 2, tty Fields A.C. 2. 3, 4 bel Rangers 4 p Club 4 orts Club 4 rzuna 3, 4 elen Flemming eil Ford Otlmll 2, 3 t. Basket- bnll 3, 4 Cappella 4 lary Frazier irlRcse1've 2. 3. -Pres. CIR. 4 ep Club 4 rill Team 4 hemistry Club 4 it. Relations 4 anita Freeman irl Reserves 3, 4 2, 3 perettn 3 zintatn 4 dv. Glcc .l. 4 Margaret E. Fickel Student Council 3 Triple S .i Nat. Hou. Soc. 4 A Czlmuella 3, 4 Rebel Rangers 3, 4 Jr. Escort 3 Archery Club 2 G.A.C. 2 l'1:p'Clnb4 Purple X lVl1i!e Day Skit 2, 3 Donald Finnie Rebel Rangers 3, 4 Nona Fletcher News Stuff 3, 4 G.A.C. 2 Pep Club 4 Mah Foster News Stall' 4 Awlv. Glee 3, 4 Opercttn 3, 4 All Seluuirl Show .v Suph. Prog. 2 Christmas Cantata 4 Julius Cnesur 3 Crnnemly uf Errors 3 Thus. J. Frazier Rebel Rnmrurs 3, 4 Aulv, Clee A Maribel Freeman Pep Club 4 Sports Club 4 G.A.C. 2, 3. 4 lJrill Team 4 SENIORS Berry Field Frank Fisher Triple S 2. 3. 4 Nat. llon. Soc. Adv. Band 2, 3, 4 Aclv. Orch. 2. 3 Rebel Club 4 Assembly Club June Flint Margaret C. Fo G.A.C. 2. 3 Gladys Fredde Mildred Fri tsch Sports Club Qi, 4 G.A.C. 2, 3. 4 Purple tk VVhite , 4 3 K ls., Q. Activities 2. 5, 4 Short Story Club 2. 3, 4 Folio Leaves 3 Library Asst. 4 Clee-Voice 2, 3 444 93 any V064 0441 f v 'X Q u CDU Q K g V' - x lillifa Dx I r . F il' I' H, V f af!!! Ll.Q: gg'i f X -I SENIORS x 'X isis. me 'lf' i Doris May Fyles Ir. Escort 3 Adv. Glee 3, 4 Operetta 3 All School Show 3 G-.A.C. 'Z Rob' I Gilberison f Sllllllip Flora Glass G.A.C. 2, 3, 4 Sports Cluh 3, 4 Pres. Sports Club 4 Dorothea Gooch CCoocliieJ Rebel Rangers 3, 4 Annual Stall' 4 Pep Cluh Sr. Activity 4 All School Show 3 Operetta 3 Purple K XVl1ite Day Z Science Night 3 Mary Alys Graham 3,4 Kay Grissom Pep Club 4 French Club 3 News Staff 4 Sr. Prom. Com. 4 Jr. Escort 3 Sr. Prog. Com. 4 Pep Club Council 4 JM Dorothy Gilbert Pep Club 4 Drill Team 4 Adv. Glee 4 Omer: Messenger G.A.C. 2 Girl Reserve 4 Evelyn Gillespie G.A.C. Z Ruth Glover CGupJ Sr. Prom. Com. Chairman 4 Pep Club 4 Purple 8: XVhite Day 3 Jim Gooding Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3. 4 S Club 3, 4 George Green Wrestling 4 Football 2 Int. Sports 2 Ruth Griswold Pep Club 4 Drill Team 4 gui Pi Pi S lx t 1' I jf Ye falls... Emmorelte Gil Pep Club 4 Drill Team 4 Jr. Escort 3 Orch. 2, 3, 4 Pre-School Asst Jackie Lee Gis' Library Asst. 3 Office Messenge Soph. Skit'2 Girl Reserve 3 Adv. Glee 3, 4 Operetta 3 All School Show l Ray Goff Football 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Bill Gorton i Chas. Gr eld CCurl VV1' ' 1 g 3 Dri . ' 2, Q wflyli Lawrence Gwim-if Rebel Club 2, 3, 44 Nat. I-lon. Soc. 4' Safety Council 4 Sr. Prom Com. 4 Triple S 4 Lab. Asst. 4 Rebel Club Dance 3, 4 , Rebel Club Dance Chairman 4 rion Hackett .C. 2, 3, 4 I Hagin ple S 2, 3, 4 em. Club 4 .ck Manager rl. Hou. Soc. 4 Halstead t. Hou. Soc. 4 'plc S 2, 3, 4 em. Club 4 lf Club 4 :ws Stall' 3 Karl R. Halen Track' 4 Golf Club 4 Winifred G. Hagin Jr. Escort 3 Girl Reserve 4 Jean Hammond Rebel Rangers 3, 4 Pep Club 4 artha K. Harper Wallace Harrison :rnard Hartsook lv. Baud 2, 3, 4 lv. Orch. 2, .E Cappella 4 lv. Glec 2, 4 :bel Rzingers 4 'ack 4 en's Koral Klub . Assembly 2. 3 1 arrest Hein Klrlerbicj Cappella 2 ee Club 3, 4 vimmiug 4 :p Club Rally 4 iencv: Night 2 orlrl Relations Club 4 Nut. Hon. SOC. 4 Edilh Harvey Annual' Staff 4 jr. Escort 3 French Club 4 Pep Club 4 Drill TCHIH4 Girl Reserves 3 Triple S 3 Velma Heitman SENIORS Glec Club Z, 3 A Cappella Choir 2, 3 Marjorie A. Hall Pep Club 4 Drill Tcnm 4 Richard Hannigan Virginia Lee Hart G.A.C. 2, 3 Pep Club 4 llrill 'lfr-nm 4 Byron Hays Hi-Y 4 Bnml Z lnt. Sports Z Social llr. Com. Louvee Henry Pep Club 4 Drill Team 4 lx.. xl r KJ 3 ef ,L r 194.9 f ' was fd- .XX Q , . QL, I V- 1 j ? w...,9f'J' f wr 4 . aff 4 all f .iw l fil fl 5.4, .-, N' il K 4 l Q u E -we , GUUD 40004 lm rw! Q b N .lv rl' 'E-X S ,1 - . P K xg! .lv 1 gl fr v SENIORS Maynard Henry Nvrestling 2, 3, 4 Jack Hickish Nat. Hon. Soc. 4 Triple S 2, 3, 4 Student Advisor 4 Rebel Rangers 3, 4 Rebel Club 4 Basketball 3 Debate 3 Dick Huber P.E. G. 2, 3, 4 Triple S 3, 4 Nat. Hou. Soc. 4 Baseball Squad 3 Golf Team 4 Golf Club 4 Student Advisor 4 Chess Club 2 S Club 4 lntramural Basketball 3, 4 Bill Jeffers Dorris Johnson Hazel Jolly Pep Club 4 Drill Team 4 Girl Reserve 3, 4 Eldyne Herbst Pres. Pep Club 3, 4 Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4 Triple S 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Jr. Escort 3 School Queen 2 Class Queen 3 Kenneth Hieber Triple S 4 Int. Rel. Club 4 Ken's Koral Klub 4 A Cappella 2, 3, 4 Adv. Glee 2, 3, 4 Operetta Leads 2, 3 June E. Huth G.A.C. 2, 3, 4 Girls Rifle Club 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Louise L. .Iesrner Pep Club 4 Drill Team 4 Operetta 3 All School Show 3 G.A.C. Z Girl Reserve 3 Adv. Glee 3, 4 Warren Johnson Bill C. Jones Adv. Band 2, 3, 4 Adv. Orch. 3, 4 State Music Con- test 2, 3, 4 444 96 any Buck Herndon Pres. Stud. Bod Class Pres. 2, 3 Football 2, 3, 4 Co-Capt. Ftbl. 4 Baseball 3 S Club 3, 4 V- Pres. S 'Club 4 Rebel Club Z Jr. Prom Com. 3 Student Govt. 2,. Lenders Club 2, V-Pres. Lenders News Staff 3, 3, John Hodge Triple S 3, 4 Safe. Council 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Pres. Stamp Club 2, 3, 4 C.P.A. 3, 4 Rebel Rangers 4 Chem. Club 4 Science Night 3 Rebel Ranger Assembly 4 Tennis 4 Jack R. Jacobso Triple S 4 Archery Club 2 Golf Club 3, 4 Soc. Hr. Com. 4 P.T.A. Prog. 2 Science Night 3 Chem. Club 4 Sr. Play Com. 4 Carolyn Johnson Clark Johnston Stamp Club 3, 4 Int. Rel. Club 4 R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4 Rebel Rangers 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Earla-Lee Jones Rebel Rangers 3, Pep Club 4 G.A.C. 2 onne J ones '1 Reserve 2, 3 Club 4 'll Team 4 yne Jordan bel Ran gers Y nd 4 Margaret Jones Operetta .3 All School Show 3 Pep Club 4 Drill Tumu 4 Audrey .lurgens Pup Club 4 Drill Tezuu 4 Jr. Escort 3 ymond A. Kemp Helen Kennedy '. Hr. Orch. Pup Club 4 ,3,4 v. Bunrl 2. 3, 4 v. Orch. 2, 3. 4 sembly Club 3 City Orch. , 3. 4 erettn Z, 3 xsic ,Ass'n ouveutiou 3 SENIORS Priscilla Jordan Jr. Escort 3 Thus. B. Keenan Eleanor R. Kerr Rebcl Rangers 4 Pep Club 4 All Schcml Show G.A.C. 2, 3 Rifle Club 3, 4 A Cappella 3. 4 3 ..a 'T' 4 M . J . .,,.. Sr .. M R E65 am rgaret 'Kerr Robert Kershner Bob Kinney , ' 5 ' ' I :School Show 3 Aclv. Orch. 2, 3, 4 Triple S 2, 3 i p Club 4 Stamp Club 2, 3 Rebel Club -4 Biff . Hr. Com. 4 Glee Club 2 Ch:-fsrlezuler 4 Q - 5 i iior Party 4 Baselmll 4 Play Festival 4 f y e Club 4 NL-ws Stall' 3 ., 2513. 1 Soc. llr. Orch. 3 L. 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Tea Com. 4 News Staff 4 Drill Team 4 Martha Ann Lee RE. G. 2, 3, 4 Triple S 2. 4 Jr. Escort 3 A Cappella 4 Adv, Glee 4 L'Ac:1demie Fran- caise 4 Pep Club 4 Folio Leaves 2, 3 Sam Levy Baseball 2. 3, 4 Basketbzill 2, S, 4 S Club 2, 3, 4 V-Pres. Jr. Class 3 Pres. Sr. Class 4 Lcaflers Club 3 Stud. Council 4 Victorine Lewis Operetta 2. 3 Pep Club 4 Pep Club Couu'l 4 Adv. Gflee 3. 4 A Cappella 3, 4 All School Show 2. 3 Anna L. Kreisle Triple S-Z, 3 Ruth Langlry ' Sr. Girls' Council 4 Girl Reserve 3 Chnl. Scph. Tea 4 Pep Club 4 Louisa Leachman Pep Club 4 Triple S 3 Jr. Escort 3 Play Festival 3 Jacob Leensvaart Adv. Glee 4 Tennis Team 4 Triple S Z, 3, 4 S Club 4 Nat. Hon. Soc. 4 Arthur Lewis Basketball 3, 4 Capt. Tennis Team 4 Nat. llon. Soc. 4 Rebel Club 2, 3, 4 P..E.G. 2, S. 4 Trens. Triple S S Club Track 4 Helen M. Lininger Bus, Mgr. Annual Nat. Hon. Soc. 4 Chin. Jr. Prom Com. 3 Jr. Queen Cancl. 3 Chr. Soph. Prog. mul Skit Com. 2 Sr. Prog. 4 Rebel Rangers 13,4 Pep Club 3, 4 Triple S 2, 3, 4 Sports Club 3, 4 l,earlers Club 2. 3 G.A.C. 2, 3, 4 ll iiiis .J Calvin Kunz Rebel Club 4 Triple S 4 P.E.G-. 2, 3, 4 Intra Basketball 2, 3, 4 Mildred Larson Rebel Rangers 4 Pep Club 4 J r. Escort 5 Rifle Club 4 A Cappella 3, 4 Norma Learned Pep Club 4 Sports Club 4 Cv.A.C. 2. 3, 4 Rebel Rangers 3 Betty Leonard Folio Leaves 4 Lnrene Lewis Virginia Lininge Rebel Rangers 3, Pep Club 4 Orch, 2 G.A.C. Z A an Livran n Lont ary MacAllister ass SeL:'y 2, 3 ass Queen 2 -Pres. Student Bucly 4 nn. Duc. Cum. 4 -adcrs Club 2 c. Hr. Com. 3 :msc of Rep. 2 nfl. Council 4 orcthy McBride irl Res. 2, 3. 4 irl Ras. Pres. 4 .A.C. 2, 3 me C'lulx 3 rances McClean 'fticc Messenger 3, 4 ette McFadden .George Loach Track Z, 3. 4 Football 2, 4 Chem. Clulv -I lIi'Y 2. 3 Sr. lni. Com. 4 Swiuuning 2. 3 Rubert Lunn Relic-l Clulz 3, 4 Triple S 2. 3. 4 Lalr. Asst. 3, 4 hum Sports 2, 3, Science Night 3 'l'f-nnis 2, .Z Nut. llon. Soc. 4 Victor McAdams Qrcll. Z, 3, 4 Opcrcttn 2. 3 Jim McBurney Rellcl Clulm 3. 4 ll:1Slcetll:nl'l Z. 5, 4 5 Club 3, 4 Carolyn Dale McCormick Adv. Orch. 4 Rob't McFarland Natal-Imi. Soc. 4 Triple S 3, 4 Gulf Clull 4 Purple li XVl1ilv llny Z Science Night 3 Soc. Hr. Cum. 4 SENIORS Velma Lutz Pep Clul14 Drill Team 4 1 Girl Res. 2. 3. u is if Q l ii l i Jack McAleer Ra1lioClulr2 Photo Club Trcus. 3 Chem. Clulr Pres. 4 lloukuy 4 Trnclc 4 pq P G- 'Ai 9 , ' . l .,., ,ni ri l Howard McCauley f .1 l 1 if X A 3 1 I l James McDonald Aflv. GI 'c 3 I ,-' Opcrcttg 3 -I: I C 7' Ei Q . ..,. 92' ' 'J Y QQ. Z, .- , A hit? C UE? Earl McGowen, Jr. N lVcst lligh 2, 3 K Y I' -4- Q sr ' ii ...as f r.,,, aan., lk M . . IIS.. H .:. H15-'L ,Q . um wx' ' W 5, .E.:.: W .N Q iw, sg .WH Sm H :.:,.: -.Q my 5 ' 3 LW , ... .g. . . is - 1. . . :.a.a'f jr . .gsm ' D .ks gg f be 5 ex .:.:.: . :. , B :.: 1- ,., f e 'E . :-: -.- A B si e .w.'s'm,, ' ,Hmmm .- :.: fi g. E M :.:.:.: ,. . H f M4-fl! 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Z .,,. - Allan Rising Cleo Robe illiliifi t l -ff Hi-Y 4 Vw Club 4 1 4 ?w ,Z n , ' - . ' i' .i . - , ' 4 we 1 r IE: Q, i ' K? L -QfQi':'i 'I:':' I Q ' if N l l in ' f 'I 1 , lil iw. ax. x... sg 'vw - , 4 Anita Pray Rozetta Price Girl Reserve 7 Dorothy Rector Junior Escort .S Pep Club 4 Rebel Rsmgers, 3. Adv. Glue 2. 3. 4 Upercttzi 2, 3 All School Slmw Girl Res. 2, 3, 4 Margaret Riemen Ailv. Orch. 3. 4 A Cappella 3. 4 junior Escort 3 All City Urcli. 3, Pep Club 4 Drill Team 4 Marguerite Rishe P.E.G. 2, 5. 4 Girl Res. 3. 4 Girl Res. Cab. 4 Triple S 5, 4 Folio Leaves 2. 3 G.A.C, 2 Pep Club 4 Chem. Club 4 Alice Roberts Girl Res. 3, 4 i l- aul A. Roberts perettzi 2, 3 lee Club 2, 3, 4 let! Council 2. 3 hem. Club 4 ieuce Night 3 argaret Rolle ep Club 4 ir1Res. 2, 3, 4 riplu S 3 iuior Escort 3 rill Team 4 oward Rossman obert Rover ebel Rzlugcrs 3, 4 zuliu Club 2 zilcty Legion 3.4 Mlaxine M. Sawyer lfficc Mcsscxugcr 2. 3. -1 'ep Club -l Drill Tcuui 4 lfriple S 3 Xrlr. Orch. 2 Jlay Festival 4 Mariamneh Robertson Orch. 2, 3 Library Stall 3. 4 Ij'r:p Club 4 Drill Tcnm 4 Charles D. Root Nat. lluu. Soc. 4 Triple S 2, 3, 4 Rebcl Rangers 4 Swimming Team 4 Boy Scout Asst..l lllillflll Dance Asscmbly 4 Gl'l'l!lilll Club 4 Robert Rothi Louis Roy Ffmtbzill 2. S, 4 S Club 4 Truck 2. 3. 4 Everett Schank Bill Scheuerrnann Irma Schierburg Stull. Council 4 kssemlilv Club 5. 4 Girl Reserve 3, 4 Rebel R:ingc-rs 4 Mlv. Orch. 2, 3. 4 Soc. Hour Club 4 SENIORS James Roche Hi-Y 3, 4 L'Acaclcmie Fran- caise 4 Short Story Club .Z Leeanna Rose Pep Club -I Edna Rourke Pep Club 4 Drill 'l'cnm 4 ,luuiur Escort 3 Ollicc Blessexigei' 4 Girl Res. Z, 3. 4 Carolyn Sandell G.A.C. 2 Girl Reserve 2 Pup Club 4 Drill Team 4 Pre-Scl1uol,Asst. 4 Soph. Assembly 2 Jr. Assembly Cum. 3 All School Slmw 3 Soph. 'Fen Asst. 3 Josephine Scherrer Junior Escort 3 G- F 1 -- - X C u s 1 . '53 Eleanor Schilp Pep Club 4 Annual Slat? 4 l L-lx Club 4 5FIfl'lfEn? 4 fiirl Reserve 3 V X N K L J I f U , - . l Q 105 ' ' 'S F i li- 4 CK . PPP - 0 fi 'QA A lk 'il -av 3.0 ' .,.f' fi ,- Wi UU 5 . 1 K l 4 SENIORS . 4 le ., . ' Y 'K 1 if L T if , 4 r if fi X' in EEE L ia 1 .Q 1 5 W ll 5 . . 'I 6 W 7 M gui Tn g-r Marian Schlageter Prp Cluli 4 RL-lmel Rangers 3, 4 Sr. Prom Com. -4 Sr. Prog. Com. 4 ,luninr Escort 3 Annual Staff 3 Bettie Schmidt Pep Cluli -I Rebel Rangers 3,4 junior Escort 3 Student Advisor 4 A Cappella 4 Animal Staff 3 Pre- School Asst. 4 Rifle Clnli 5 llran Cluli 2 Sr. lnt. Cum, 4 Play Fcitival 3 Sr. Asseinlu. Cum. 4 l'sycl1oloQ'y Clulx 4 Nat. llnn. Soc. 4 Philip Schuman Track 3. 4 llanal 3 l' 1 C 7 2 4 .,, 1. -,.. Alice Senter Lilnary Staff Z, 3 Assembly Cluli 4 Rifle Cluli 4 Pep Cluli 4 Lois Schlenzig Margaret Schlut Sccfr uf School 4 Relic-l Rangers Student Council 4 Chin. jr. Prob. 3 Pep Cluli 4 Sr. lnt. Cnm. rr Dram Cluli 2. 3 Cornnatinn 3 All Sclninl Sli lllay Festival Ops-retta 2 Fashion Slmw Ann Schuerer 4 UW 3 4 3 . 4 Triple S 2. 3. 4 Soc. llr. Com. -1 Nat. llnn, Sue, 4 Pep Clulw 4 Girl Reserve 3. 4 Rille Cluli 3 Slnrlent Council 4 A Cappella 3. 4 junior ESc:rn't Play Festival Bob Schwartz 3 4 Baskctl1allZ. 5, 4 Baseball 2, S, 4 4 Rebel Club 3. Y-Pres. Rclwel Clnh 4 Lcarlrrs Clulm l'li-Y 2. .1 Trcns. lli-Y . 2. 3 1 R4-hcl Cluli Dance Crnh, 3. 4 Social llr. Co Aeronaut Sta ff 3 Catherine Sey m Triple S 2, 3, 4 A Cappella A G.A.C. 2 Opcrctta 3 ,lunior Escort Intl. Rela. Clu Kcifs Koral K Pop Clulr 4 S li-3 luli 4 m. 4 our Ewald H. Schug Chem, Club 4 German Clulr Pics. 4 Psyclmlogy Club Thomas Scott Pres. 1'Ii,Y 4 R.ll.T.C. Ofnccr Nat, llnn. Soc. 4 Arthur L. Shanno Fnntliall 2, 3, 4 Travl: .S News Staff 3 Jack Shannon Blanche Shoults Ray Sibley Track 2, 3 Rifle Clulw 3. 4 Soc. llr. Com, 4 Soc. llr. Cum. 3. 4 Psyclaology Cluli S Pep Cluli 4 Annual Staff 3. 4 Srmph. Y-l'rL-5. 2 Nerve Stat? 2 Opcrctta 3 Click Clulr 2. 3 A Cappella 3, 4 DUYOUW E-Skifmfl' Jack Slagle Elwood Smith Pep Cluli 4 Ili-Y 4 Girl Reserve 3. 4 ca 106 xv ward W. Smith Club S. 4 Maurice E. Smith Aviation Club 4 ack Team 3 Stxuup Club 3 'illtiml Club 4 rtha Sanger iple S J, 4 uiur Escort 5 13 Club 4 'ill Team -I - rton Stackhouse lbel Club 5. 4 well Stegall p Club 4 ottie Suhr ep Club 4 uuunl Stull' -I ll Sclmul Slum' 1 rno Club 2 Lirixlc' X lVl1itv Skits J. .l auline Sundine Harold Spangler liulvcl Club 4 Rebel R:ing'ci's .i. -l Suu. llr. Com. 4 Safety Council .L -l Cl1c0l'lc:ulm-1' 4 Supll. Fuutlvull I llflrlll Cum, 4 hir. :xSSCllIl1l3' C4 111, 3 Sxmtfi Claus Shop Cum. 4 Madeline G. Stackhouse G.A,C, 2 lvl: Club 4 Allv. Clvsz- -1 Social Sf.-rvirc Cum. -I Virginia Stuckard Jack Sullivan SENIORS Miriam Snyder l'.lf.G. 2. 3. 4 l'c-p Club 4 Stumlcui Avlvism' juniur liscnrt 3 liiflv Club 4 C.A.C. 2 Girl Rusm'v4- 2 l'l:iy l L-stivzll ,S Vivian Sprague In-1, Clin, 4 Dorothy Steen lfulin . 'Z ' Z. 3 l -4 l rcs. 4: Y-I rcs. .u Nat. lluu. Soc. 4 Triple S 2. 3. 4 Rebel Rruigc-1'S 4 Sr. Pruui Cum. 4 l'I'c-Stlmul Asst. Plmtn Club 3 Opercitn 3 G.A.C. 2 ,luuiur lisuurt 3 Pep Club 4 Leone Stoft Owen Sumerwell llnscbull 2, 3, 4 Stulup Club 2, 3, Harriet J. Sutliff ,A.C. Z. 3. 4 Nut. llnu. Soc. 3. 4 ports Club 3, 4 'Friplc S 2, 1, 4 Hice llcssrngex' Z X'-Pres, Triple S 4 up Club 4 Slmirutll Contest 4 union' Escort 3 i'e4Scl1nul Asst. 4 irl Rarscrvc 2 'rill Team 4 riple S 4 Suv. llr. Cum. 4 l'.li ll. 2. 3. 4 l.'Aczirlcmic Frau- czxism- .L 4 SL-cy 4. Y-Pres. 4 All Sclwnl Sbuw 3 Aluuim' lfscurl S l'crp Club -1 G.A,C. 2 Fuliu l,u-:ivvs .1 Benjarnin Swan llnml J. A Nut. lluu. Suu. 4 lli-Y 4 Reb:-I Rangers 4 'l'ri1wlc S 2. 3 lull. Rcln. Club 441 IOT :ua 4 , , ,1 Q1 .X 3 live Xl l -1.. '53 r r C wr, U I X v ii if Ng a viii S21- SENIORS Jim Sweeney Basketball 2, 3, 4 Gerard Tammany Ili-Y 4 Fuotball 2, 3, 4 Harold Therkelsen Basketball 2. 4 Science Night 3 Mildred Thomp50n Edward Turner Kenneih Twiss Ronald Sweeney Football 2, 3, 4 Swimming Z, 3, 4 Baseball 2 lfVl't'Stllllg 2 S Club 4 Virginia Taylor KBeigiel G.A.C. 2. 3 Girl Reserve 2, 3 Minnabeth Thomas Adv. Orch. 2. 3, 4 Adv. Band 2. 3 Operetla Z. A Pep Club 4 All City Orch. 2. 3.4 Junior Escort 3 Shirley Thompson Pen Club 4 Rifle Club 3, 4 G.A.C. 2 Otiirc Messenger 3 Girl Reserve 3 Howard L. Turner Baud 2. 3. 4 Safety l.cf.:iUn 4 Bill Ulmer l'.E,G. 2. 3. 4 Basketball 3 Triple S 4 Ili-Y 4 Operctta 3 CK 108 any Dorothy Tait Junior Escort 3 G,A.C. 2, 3, 4 Sports Club 3, Rebel Rangers 3 Student Advisor Pep Club 4 Psychology Club Pre-School Asst. Rifle Club 3 Play Festival 3 Pauline Tensly Adv. Orch. 2, 3, Pep Club 4 llrill Team 4 Juninr Escort 3 l,'1xCZ1ClClTliC Fra raise 3 Riliv Club -4 Bill Thompson Marie G. Tovey Pep Club 4 Girl Reserve Cabinet 2, 3, 4 Assembly Club 3, Otlivc Messenger Chess Club 3 Drill Team 4 .luniur Escort 3 Safvty Club 4 Ruth Turner Pep Club 4 Drill Team 4 Swimming Team N Orch. 2. 3 R1ob't VanBuskir Aviation Club 4 Secy. Aviation Club 4 lr eva Vanderwall Henrietta Jean ll Viner :wk 2. 3, 4 utlmll 2 -ws Stull 3 len Walden acleleine Walton were-tin 2 ll Sclmnl Show 3 Academic Fran- caise .2 -urplc X XVhite Day Com. 2 dv. Glee 2. 3. 4 luriel Warner at. Hon. Soc. 4 'Acarlcxuic Frau- caise 5. 4 nuuzil Stull' 4 rc-School Asst. 4 res. Rille Club 2, 3, 4 elvel ll:nigcrs 4 olio Leaves 4 Jc. I-lr. Com. 4 syclmlugy Club-1 ep Club 4 en Clulm Rally Com. 4 r. Play Cum. 4 len S. Wagner l Vanderwall Wilma Visser G.A.C. 4 Arlv. Glue 3, 4 Keu's Knrzil Klub 4 George A. Walker Ray Walker 4 lli Y -1 llclwl Clull 3. Seuy. Ri.-ln-l Cluli 4 Relrv.-l Rzingers 3. -l Sr, l'rum Cum. 4 4 SGT. Hr, Com. Gull' Cllllu -l Alcla Ward Doris Warren SENIORS Dorothy Van Wert A Cappella 2. 3. 4 '- Aclv, Glen Z, 3, 4 - O1lUl'CllIl 2. 3. 4 Q Pep Club 4 Drill Tuzim 4 , , '-f All School Show n Science Night 3 . '55 5 ' i 1 v - W 1 X gif' h x: T Elaine Vosmer Nat. llun. Suu. 4 Triple S 2. 3. 4 Pep Cluli 4 Robert Warhover RebclClul1 2, 3. 4 'l'rc:is. Rm-lmul Cluli 4 S Cluli 4 Coll 'l'c:un 4 Gull Clulm 4 lutru Sports 3. -4 James Webber A Czippcllzi 2. 3.4 'l'l':lvk 'l'v::im 2. 3. 4 Upc-rutrln 2. 3 llnyw Glru 2. 3 Ednamary Welborn Martin Wennberg 7 4 Girl Ri-fcrrr 4 A Cappella Z. 3. -l Rnilin Cluli -. is Q.. .V b F I' , rn. -. 1 ' f 1 ff -A LQ..-. i.':.A1 .gil-an K au-14' I 'G on UDB .1 l A I f HAQQ' l SKA. .. sl ,ik R' li Q x L I E . ,..:. nf K. ,g . . '-1235: M., wash? ' ,Z Q38 Q L E 4 eg 335 Fx Qs .1 -xv W ll n W W 'I . l-C 3 SENIORS Chas. Wenzinger Stage Crew 3 Golf Club 4 Ellenor White Pen Club 4 Girl Res. 2, 3, 4 Girl Res. Cab. 4 A Cappella 3. 4 Adv. Band 4 Junior Escort 3 Triple S 2 C.A.C. 2 Samuel D. White Operettn 3 All School Show 3 Glee Club 3. 4 A Cappella 4 Bzmfl 3. 4 lntl. Rela. Club 4 Elinor Wilkins Bill Williams P.E.G. 2, 3, 4 News Co-Editor 4 News Reporter 3 Nat. Hon. Soc. 4 Triple S 4 Delmters' Club 3 Chess Club 4 George Williams Alberta Wessel Pep Club 4 Slcinber of - Council 4 Drill Team 4 Junior Escort 3 Icla May White Pep Club 4 Rifle Club 4 Student Advisor 4 Drill Team 4 Bob Whitlock Cadet 2, 3. 4 Stage Crew 4 Glenn Wilkins Ernest Williams Triple S 4 lVrestling 3 Roger Willfams K4 110 :ab Carleen White Arlv. Glec 4 Jean White Annual Stal? 4 Triple S 3, 4 Slnmlent Advisor Junior Escort 3 Pep Club 4 Rebel Rangers Marcella Whitmoyer Triplc- S 2. 3 Pep Club 4 Rifle Club 2, 3, 1 Snpli. Ten 4 edward Willbanli- Frankie Williamq junior Escort 3 'llriplv S 4 l'v1x Club 4 Dorothy L. Wilso Pep Club 4 en Wilson Bob Wisherd t. lluu. Suu. 4 Fuutllnll 4 p Clulm 4 xVl'L'SfllIlg' 2. 3, 4 lplc S 2. 3. 4 Nant. llrm. Suv. 4 lvel liamgcrs 5, 4 S Clull 3, 4 p Clul: Rally 4 urts Cluln 5, 4 .C. 2. 3. 4 nunl Stall' 3 He Clulr 3 an Cluli 2. 3 Cappella 2. 3. 4 'ls Glue 2. 3 ycliolrigy Clul14 yllis Wood C. 2 rl Rcscrvv 2 gr Cluln 4 ill 'l'c-:ilu 4 'llard Wcodsome orge Wright bel Club 2, 3, 4 res. Rebel Cluli 4 at llnu. Soc. 4 . Prom Cum. 3 '. Prom Cum. 4 xmlcrs Cluli 3 lulcnt Council 4 rack 2. 3. 4 olf Clulw 4 urulc R ll'l1it0 Dance Com. 3. 4 Virginia Woodard WIlliam W. Woodworth, Jr. Ruliel Clulr 4 S Clulv 4 Grill 'l'c:uu 4 XQWS Stull' 4 All Scluml Slum' 3 A Cnpprlln 3. 4 Mary Jane Young lk Q Clulx .1 4 Pep Clulr Y. Pres. 4 Pep Club Council 4 Drill 'l'cnm 4 Folio Leaves Z, 3 Rifle Clulr-1 News Stall 4 Sr. Activities 4 Sim'-cll Cuuf. 4 Luau Yr, Dzmcc' 4 Sr. A:-zseuil. Com. 4 Cruuuu-uc. Com. 4 SENIORS Betty' Ann Wclfson Triple S 3 llulicl Rnuffc-rs 4 l,'AL':ulc-mir: Frau- cuise 3. 4 Pep Club 4 A1lv.0i'cl1. 2. 3. 4 Harriet Woods Rillc' Clllli 3 Genevieve Wortman Junior Escort 3 Pep Club 4 Drill Team 4 All School Show .1 G.A.C, 2 1'.E.G. 2 444 111 an wi , .Q ' N C u 1 '53 dl J JJQ J 3 -1 J SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES Bernice Anderson Mary Lucille Atherton Carl H. Baker Carl M. Baker Soph. Basketball 2 Tribune. Kaus. 3 Basketball 4 Allan Berg Hockey 4 P.E.G. 2. 3. 4 S Club 4 Aviation Club 4 Howard Betts Football 2, 3 Bernice J. Bivens Girl Reserve 2, 3, 4 Bertha J. Borgstrand Richard Hugh Boss Cadets 2. 3 Cmifcdf.-rate Staff 3, 4 Wilbert A. Bradell Virginia Brewer Carol Lyman Brown Alex Bruce Benjamin Butler Robert G. Bylsma Band 3 Orch. 3 Beryl Callahan llzmil 2, 3, 4 Cadets 4 Rifle Team 4 Leslie Carson Track Squad 2, 3 Opcretta Z, 3 Wirt Center Jack Chippindale James Cotter William Croft Frederick J. Cummings Dorothy Cunningham Edward Dake Q'I Helen Louise Denny Adv. Glce 3. 4 Stanley Detweiler Francis Doehling Ralph Donald Swimming 2, 3, 4 Football 2 S Club 3, 4 Charles E. Dymond Leroy Eberhart Beryle Erickson Pep Club 4 Jimmie Evans Purple it VVhite Com. Z Junior Pl'0lll Com, 3 Social Hour Com. 2, 3 Elgin Fox Charles Gibson Intern:it'l Relations Club 4 Triple S 3, 4 Dorothy Goalby Guy Goodrich Triple S 4 Physics Lab. Asst. 4 Alvin B. Gordon Wayne Graf Swimming 3, 4 Track 2. 4 Football 2 William J. Gurley Morris Hall Band 2. 3. 4 Orch. 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 2. 3, 4 Stage Craft Milton V. Hedding Robert Hepting Natl. Honor Soc. 4 Triple S 4 XVrestling 2, 3, 4 Intmnuiral Sports 3 S Club 4 Medford Horner Donna Howard Adv. Glee 3, 4 Operetta 3, 4 Exchange Program 3 West High Z Mme? Joseph Hudson John Jay Platt Kested Henry Kulik Maxine Kyftin Merrill Ladwig Allan W. Lee James Robert Lockarcl Charles McCormick Bud McKelvey Wallace McKenzie Soph. Football Virginia McMinn Rex C. Magee News Staff 2, 3 l-li'Y 2 Basketball 2 Marilla Marks Rifle Club 3 Lawrence Matthews Donald Meloeny Clifton Miller Norton Fletcher Baseball 2, 3, 4 Robert I. Ohrns WXll'C5tllllg' 2, 3 Virginia R. Otto Helen Outcault C-.A.C. 2 Lawrence Palmer Gladys Partney Cynthia Pels Ernest Peterson Raymond I. Peterson Douglas Phenneger Howard Philhour Walter A. Piltz Lester E. Pipkin William Potter Charles Probst Andrew Rachak Swimming 4 Boxing 4 Thomas G. Reeves William J. Reiter Jack P. Riddle Alice Rourke Elmer Scherrer Lillian Scott Barbara Setzen Clyde Shaw Charles Sias John R. Stacy Howard Steele LaVergi-ie Steadman Pueblo Centennial High 2, 3, 4 Montana Stewart Stamp Club Fashion Show Girl Reserve Thomas Stirling Band 2. 3. 4 Orch. 2. 3. 4 Robert Swanson Carl T. Toeset Triple S 3, 4 Folio Leaves 4 Charles Ward Orville Wellman Edith Williams Don Wise Rebel Rangers 4 Warren Yetter Betty Zeman George A. Zeman 444 112 PD 1- 41 ,K ,-A M11 V7 I ' l ' zffklff l -' ., ., L I r sm V i 'F 1 Q fi x , .- I TWELVE Ba-. JB Brick Rcnv-Mary Ellen Altlicn, Ifll'lCll!lC Avis, Mzulclyn Bailey. Henry Bell, Lowell Cantrell, Yvonne Chris- K topher. Second Row-Florence Comstock, Francis Cruppcr, Paul Davis, Chester Dennharrlt, Sally Dickinson. Bernice Daugherty. 'I'hir4l Row-Sam Fry, John Grillilh. Pauline Griftith. Armlene Gullette, Helen Hamilton. Ellen Heimcr. Fourth Rmv-Gc-rtrmle Iekel, Ayleene Johnson, Dwight Johnson, Vincent Johnson, Clara Knapp, Xvinifrefl f Lzunlr. Front Row-Lila Lzmrlzin, Art l,ciscnring, Helen Lloyrl, Ethel 1lCDfll1!ll, Edward 1NIcVVillinms. Don Milliken. Q .g l F ii GTX? im i Jl-lp X 4 n L JU 'VW A on 'fgfyyiggwi . l , Jim fi! vff' r l K r . V - I, , ,f V ' ,V If V ll 'T Q 5' A J , W l .,..P Q33 R3 a, 1 - , H-4.5 2,11 ' A Af. - . . :.1 5, q - , - , . ' Q Q 1 Q A ,ge 1511 l ' S if ' is r ik K .. .- 4 V :fi 'ii' ' 9 Mm i z L x X -asf ,if 'f':,. la! i 8 il 1 X x 'fl A i 5.1 if Y ' ,:.,, A , is X: J . ul l 4. 11- mf-.1 ' ' 1 N. . gr... li ,li J r A ' T FN, V , W r - XX 11 . TWELVE I Buck RmviAlicc Mnscluy, Paul Mount, Inlm 0'Keefe, Clwurlotte Parker Qldgge Perkins, Gerald Pool, , Seunnrl Ron'-Mary Porter. Earl Rana. Durey Runck, Jean Rcnsink. Mildred Ross. Richurnl S:xnLllnn'g. ' Thirfl Row-Bnlm Smith. l'lerl1 Swegle. Betty Syler, Genevieve Taylor, Myron Taylor. Enlrn Lee Trent. Front Rnw-4Sl1lrlcy Trott. Shirley June Vllltson, Avis Vllilson, I I J r - 'l 'G l Q Q Fl -I K I 1' , K '. X ' ccc 114 D7 I I X :X A Q X ax 'Q w--- Q A 'W f' W' JIINIORS Buck RfbW+Fl'il!1li Anvlcrsun. ,lim Anilcrsml. XVilli:un Anderson. Betty Anrnrl. Kathleen Aspy. XIilmlrrclB:1i1ey, Ccvll llnlrlwin. ' Qvcnnsl Rrrw-Annu llllllllrllllfl. Xl:n'g:n'z-1 B2H'l'llH.USl'. james Billlgll, Rrilnfvt Beier, Leslie Benson, Doruthv Berg. ,lwscpliinv Bixby. 1 Tl1il'fl limi'-Sic-lla llurgcsun. Annu Klum- ll1':14llnn'y, llorotliy Bx'v:mllc1'. Mzirylmelle Bryzmt. Evelyn Burton, livvivxtic Hush, Virginia llnttun. inurtli limv-lfzlnu Klan: C1ll'1ll'llfl'!'. Jcwlm-ttc Cizrk, Bnrtmx Clark. Rita Mun Clifton, Clara Cnllins. ljllllghllll Lnnzmt. ln-nu Cmmer. Frnni Row-lizilivli Cunkc. llnlv Cnmnxings. ,lack lla-trick, Bill llietz, Marie Duncan, Anne Eastcrwoorl. :lean Ifichc. ,, , My ,UMJJ 4? .A ' Lf. , f -I ' JL. , 7, :MJ lg fiffli -L 14 L42 fl .A f,,,f ,., . ',f,1,' fl--'cg I - ' x Q n X 1 5 C UUE K 1 ff l-01'-als 7 Lubb 'ahol Lawfg I' T. S ki: P 1 ff JIINIORS Back RowiNzmcy Evans. Phyllis Feeney, Blzxren Fees, ,lllilllltft Ferguson, Mary Ella Foster. Sally Fruwley, Charles George. I Second Row-Audrey Goff, Doris Goulfl, xx'llli1lll'l Grncssle, Letitin G1'i'l1l1ClUJ. Frances Graves. XYillrur Grin- stczul, Helen Grout. Third Row-Charlotte Gnstavsun. liulmert lluincs. Frances Hzwrimn, Lillian lleggeln. Mzlriun llelml, Ruth I llclphinstine. .Inna Hicks, le Fourth R0w4l7o1'utl1y l-loefner, Marjorie Hollzlml, Eileen Hoskins, Rose Howzxnl, Frances -lILCliSOll. Dorothy W Johnson. Evelyn Johnson. Front Row-I-larry johnson. Milmlrerl ,l1.lllllS01l. Elizznl1etl1 Iulnlston, Alclurn Jones, Eileen Jung. Susanna Keen, Agnes Kinney. qi G l A XJ ,J ' I fi .9 MP . M3 My, va JIINIORS Back Run'-lJm'ntl1y Kinkvl, Heh-n Knhlcr, Dun Kunz. Mary E. Lcylln. Grace Lohre, Barbara Lonthan, EliZ1l1DC1l'l Love. Second Raw--Xurnmn Lovett. Betty Mcxntt. Milclrccl AIZIVIHICSS, john Slayer, Dorothy Moxngmne-ry, Marcia Xlrmnly. Pcprgy Munn-. Thirrl Rmvfliilly Mm'g:m. lilrlurzx ATUVHIIII. Knthlyn llnsscr. Calvin Ncwlin. Elizalrcth Niedrnch. jean Ossen, ,Tenn Uttu. Fourth Rmx'-lloris Pate. B:u'lr:n':l Rzmrlull. Dnris Ruhcwtsuxm, Anne Rose. Esma lline Roth. Jack Ryan, llilly S:11nh'x's. Front Rim'-ilhmln Sulnnimlt. Viclur SL'hllC'iflCl'. 1illIHll'l'If1C SlmiTc1'. Anita Sorho, Virginia Spzlcly. Murcia Jane Sinlmrmn, Ilurnihy Stevens. WH WMD I C 1 x W -n- ui, aaa-, J Nlfggiiz' -- 9494 . JIINIORS Buck R: Virginia SYllllllS, Helen Snnclinc. Gnnwlnn XYQ-ller. Eloise YYliitn1urc, I' xysl ' Yvim Front Rum'-Ainizxlrcllc xvlll'tZ. Louise Yancey. Betty Young. Thelma June Zeitler. my f - X ll ' I I 1 G 3 l I Back RuwiDurey Rzmck, Bill Schencrnmuu. Charles Haney, Sum Levy. George XYright, Buck Herndon, r Dwnin Ervin, .lim Brounn. Front Row-Sclluylcr Curtis, Eltlyne Hcrlmst, Ann Sclnlerer. Miss Burnham. Lois Sclilenzig, Klzxry Louise M:nc.-Xllister. Elle Bolster. X 'I W E 7 '1 - - i 0 1 fl --. sf .J , V., Q rr:-: ly W V Fu. i 4 r '..-. 9 l 9 I 6 Step Up, Please KTI1irteen Thugs 'Where's All the Pep? Prexy Speaks 'Drilling for What? Dicl They Rebel ?', 'AL 'Workq Look At thc Books 'Sophomore Subscribers 'Hi-Y 'Mr. Bobq :cc 119 :za Quiet Pleeze' All on Board af 'iYeal1. I Walked Home Comic Strip A'Climbing Up to au Awful Let Downv I'arzan Bye Nou' 1 i'Rubinoff? She learned, s Fiji Islander - Q W xc 120 any we he transferred 'LReaI In-.Iuns Filling Up uAt Evergreen g'Serve SHHIIHHI! ! Three Musketeers Drugstore Cowboys Waiting at the Calc for--? CK 121 may The Rebel Rangers' Breaker Downer 'Restingn Carmen Faithful Tappersu 'Skiing It! On Soutlfs Campus! KC 122 D7 'At Camp Freckle Face. and Now You Climlner in a Gown of Lace Campfire Gals 'Byers' Beaux iByers' Belles 'Honor Students hh, K, L1 I-FA 5 A 'Wl1at Knees! 'The Fad 444 123 any Fore Willom 'Wl1ere are the legs. Legs? 'Thinking About His Payne! 'Starting Young 'Do you want to make some- thing of it? 'Mount Twins ca 124 52 No, I'm not Crowle Coocl1ie Goo We got it in. Jack Cleanup Guess Who? '4Bail-cha I'm good y I sit This will get your goat IL was a bribe-to ducks alone Levy the Daugl1uu are mv dolls 444 125 an i'What's the Joke? Ma and Paw i'Perfect Couple Since Wl1en Accent on Youthn At the Prom Babes in the Woods Cannon and His Shootn Beyer and His Bargain Fir Trees and his Little Bud Legs and Schlitz' Dancing Cheek to Cheek 444 126 wr A Cappella ..,,,, Administration Annual Staff ....., Assembly Club ..... Aviation Club .,,, Band ..,,............ Baseball ,,.,....,.,.. Basketball ...........,. Boys' Glee Club ......, Cadets ..,,,,..,.........., Cheer Leaders .... Chemistry Club ..,... Chess Club ........ Class Ollicers . Contents .,............... Custodians and Student Custodians . Dedication ................. Faculty Play .....,.... Football ..,,.. Folio Leaves Foreword .,,......... French Club ...,.. German Club ........ Girls' Baseball ..... . Girls' Basketball ..,.... Girls' Glee Club ,..... , Girl Reserves .....,.. Girls' Tennis ..... . Girls, Track ....., Golf ..,.,,.....,..... Golf Club .,,,... Hi-Y ,..,.............,..... Hockey ,...,......,.,....... INDEX 19 11-16 25 26 -17 23 76-77 68-69 20 58-59 61 60 51 85 5 6 32 64-66 4-9 4. 44 45 83 82 21 38 81 80 50 36-37 71 International Relations ......,............. 53 Juniors ,,............,,.... 115. l16, 117,118 Junior Prom ..,.,...,........ .................. 2 8 Library Assistants ............ ....,,, 1 7 National Honor Society ...... .i..... 3 3 Newspaper Stalf .............. ........ 2 4- QQ4 127 any Office Messengers and Assistants ,..... 18 Oratorical Honor Winners ..,..... Orchestra ..i....,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Pep Club Dance ...... 31 22 29 Pep Club Oflicers . .,,,..,,,,,, 39 Pep Club ,,..,.,.,,,,,,.,1, ,,,.,, 4 0-41 Queerfs Husband ,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,,, 3 2 Radio Club ............... ,,,,..,. ll -6 Rebel Club ,..,,,...,,,.,, ,,,,,,, 4 2-43 Rebel Club Dance ...... . Rebel Rangers ........,. ...,, Rebelette Riflers ..,. ..... S Club ,.,,.,............. , 29 .. 54.-55 .. 56-57 62 Safety Council ................... ........ 5 2 Social Welfare Activities Seniors ...,.,,.,,........,,.r,,..,,. , ..,,,,. Senior Play ....... . Senior Prom .. ...... .. Skzddzng ........... ...................... Snapshots .......,..,...,,.,,,,.,,..,. 84, Social Hour Committee ........... Social Hour Orchestra Sophomore Football ,.... Student Advisors ..... Student Council ........ Speedball .......... Stagecraft ...,.. Stamp Club ,..,,... . Sports Club ........ Sports Snaps ,...,. . Swimming ...... . Tennis ......... Title Page . Track ...,...... ..... 30 86-112 32 28 32 119-126 27 27 66 31 118 78 26 48 63 67 72 3 . 74-75 Triple S ...,.. .,..... 3 fl-35 Twelve B's .,.,. ,..... 1 13-114 Views .......... ..... 7 -10 Volleyball ...... Wrestling 79 70 'gfwwikffw MIX gw NW I my I M Q N W W T359 W M, M 3 Q WVMQM ETUQ if MQ W WW .L ' W D MNH am Mi M Mflpvilf ,. 2 M QYWW STW M 37 . 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