Downey High School - Volsung Yearbook (Downey, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1932 volume:

vw QV Sluflgulif rflasgaw S3409 ig-::..::,f,.'1g1a:f L-wolf Ci 5. Cav 90244 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS DOWNEY CHAMPION. PRINTERS LOS ANGELES ENGRAVING CO, WEBER-MCCREA, BINDERS WITZEL STUDIOS Ex Libris i- i.i.iiiii.. .iiiii...i iiiiiimiii. .iii,i.i...i,ii,i,. .iiiiiii....iii....i.iiii...iiiiii .iiiii...i.iiii.,..iiii.,i.iiiW.iiiiw....iii.i..i.iiii. ,,..i,ii....iii...iiiii.i.,i,ii.....iiii,.i.w ,,.. iiiim....iiiii....iiiii...,i,......iiinw.ii.,...iiiiin.iwi.i...iii,..,.i..iii...i....i.....i..i.....iiw...ii Tl-IE SUMMARY STUDEQi1 DDV Downey Union i-iign Scnooi Downey, sv California i93Q 'Q' 33232353233 A FOREWORD T IS WITH much satisfaction and pride that we present to our readers, especially to our Seniors, two outstanding challenges in an economic vein, personally addressed to our students for this fore' word. The first is from the pen of our eminent novelist, Upton Sinclair, author of The Wet Pa' nude, who is supreme as an interpreter of Amerif can social problems, The other contribution is offered by Geoffrey Morgan, who has endeared himself to high school students by such delightful .mperettas as The Belle of Bagdadf' The first challenge voices the great problem of distribution: I hope that at least one student in your class will learn to realize that millions should be starving in a country which can produce plenty for all. N APPEAL is made to us to realize our indif vidual responsibility: In the long run, sucf cess and achievement depend chiefly on the will to win, the effort to achieve, and the ambition to be successful. If these are lacking, then success is not for you. My chief wish for you is that your four years in Downey I-Iigh School have enabled you to catch the spirit of Tennyson's Ulysses, who was 'Strong in will to strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield' I' Sincere 1 P .l4l.g,L if f r, - F. '. W 1 1 1 1 Dediczatio .'1'l,I1jf',vf'I.lTfflx Ilf 111l1' 14 .1 11l11'1111,w 111111 1111 1'11.v111'1'11l1'1111 111111 k,'flf4lh-,HI 1111 111 11x. 11'1 ,II11 1111111111 rs 11-1' H11 lllllllllll sl1111 Ill 111 I.'l.'iL' 11.w 1'1 111'1,w1'11!11l11'1.w 111 II11 Nl111l1'11l ,gli 1 '1 1'!1'111111l1 ,111 1f1'1l1'1'11l1 lf11R1'.wx111 111' T111 N1 11111111 I11 11111' 1111111111 I11111111114111 l1111'l11'1' ll ' 1 111111' 1'l1l,w.w 111l1'1,w111'. 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NI:lllu-lxmtivs :uni 111-11- ' 1-rsilv uf ,... 1-rslly uf Sulnha-x'n 1-'nlifulniui I' 1' l'n1x' Smllhn-rn t':nIifm'niu. Sunllnr-rn IAIIII-INV!-I :xml Suviul iw,-Sify ..1 Lug ,XIII-Tvlvw, lx r-Vsilv ul ':lIif4.r11i:km. ll41SKINSllN,S.XIi.XIl t'flx u1ui tmun H tal.. S2111 Fr: lin- Ilvzulth -ly uspi- - uu'1svo:Pl1h- Uuursr-. l'ni- , . vr-rwltv of l':1lifurnizl lZvr'k1-tlvy, PHEEIIHICN, MAILI4 rlllli Mzltlwlxlulivs. .L li., l'uix'vrsity nf Czxlifm-ni:l. Los Annu:-lvs. JL: A , In ,: l in X ' p s 1 5-. .. . f ns- ., P, ,. , . , ff- I MW . , . ...sigh ,..,f W3 - .ff - 1 . 4.2 , 1' lb The Student Body HIS YEAR thu Studcnt Bndy gxH.urs wore quntrnllcd through .1 CUIIIICII Ll nfnfnng ut' thc CXCCLIIIVC huard and unc rcprcscntntivc from unch hmm 'H N J rwnn, Thus lr thc first ymr thc plan has hucn in opcrntion in Duwncy Hugh SX-hun! hut lf has pruvrn cfhcirnl gnul hclwficigll, Thc Studcnt Bmly Inu hccn IIINISIMHQ' .uktzw th1s yuur. Divvrsium frnm thc ruutinc of clalsscs hzlvc hcrn pnmdcd hy thk umcpxumully lnlcrcstlng usscrnhhcs gwcn throughout thc tcrxn, The must i.u'nrcd xxuru thu auldrusscs hy Mr. Cauncmn Buck and EX'ClVI1gfUSSl11ilIl Upslmw. Scwrdl pnvggr.11nf. umlur thc LIIITCIIUII of the Puhhc Spcuking dcpalrtlncnt and nthcr dup4n1't111c11tS. crxxxtcd an 1I'L'AlIL'l' lnturcst in spccch and drallnutlrs and scrvcd as aa diffcrunt hllkl of progr.nn. Thc Studcnt Budy play and thc Upcrftlgl wvrc artistically, as wvll .1-3 Ti11:111c1.1lly. fu ,'k' usfful, The studcnts lmvc givcn thu tuzuns splcndirl support hy thc Largs .1ttcnd.n1:v at thc ggnncs. hy the pup r.nlhcb, and hy thc new rooting scctmn. Thlf yuup in plum ui thu unnuaml cxhihlt, the studrnts and tcalchcrs plamncd Ll Back tu Snhnnl Nlghlu fur thclr Imrcnts und frxcnds, The purpose of thc projcct was tu fhnxx' thc suhnnl plant Ill npcrgltmn. Many parents zlttcmlrd whn had nut VISIICKI an :chnnl fur m.u1x' ymrf, and lcilrncd nf thc cxtcnsiw changes which have Llkcn plum' mn thc Invthuds uf' touching. Tha' Studcnt Body shmvud Hnu cwnpcrzltiulm hy hnrh thcn' .ltIunLl.u1u .md hy rhvlr p.mrtiQ1p.1t1nn H1 CXUCUIIHQ thc plan, In fact, in cwry aictiwty nf thc srluwl gud u'.1n1xx'nrk has hvcn nxcrnpllhcd hy nur studcnts. FIIFI Sclmwrtur Fkxxx Hxxsrx Rum-RT l'u1,Luuw , ALMRT t1x1.1w1r1 ,, HAR:-Y Sxnm Hr-.Nm B1 lun MRS lr-vu F'1rxx'ua'r A OFFICERS ,prcmicnl ,X'1LcfPre.s1dm1t ,,,,Scn'erm'y ,. ...,,T1ms1m'f' , Yell-liucicw' ADVISOR? MR. XV. -I. Xhvlillvlil ' Scmnd Sclncstcr Hfuuw SMITH CH'Xl'NlTljY CVBIX.-Xl?li , MARIHN H.-xNsliN ,uT1an Lnuulxs Rnnlikr TR.fxr:x' MR. FR.-xxx Own af in A 'A ' Q A:13'?5 Q . V , - IV L., .3 e-.J fl:-ff ,f . Q , . ,-341 44,-' Am- . 2,-V .. -sb' , , A,i,!N .355 lirxf Run: H Swirl. I. Ilxxu N, A, Gwlulll. Srmml Run: R. Pull x ll. liulxlv.. 'l'lurnl Kun: N1K.OI1o, Mk. Wlumll. Mus. Sllxxmu I-'nd Kun- R, Tnxr x. H. Sxlllll, CI. Clulslmm, 'I. I.oc.c.ms. Sf-ruml Rau NI. llxxux,N1u-.Slum nu. Tfuml Ruzr: MR.Or'1o, Mn. Wrumll I'n'mlw1l lrrvf Sun.: If, HfxNa1N. 1'n'xiJ4'ut Svmml Suu.: H. Smlxll s. '44 s .Q in J ' 'ff fl? Q is . gfffyr l . L09 of the Good Class '32 First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester Die.-xx Com-.Mxx Pv'c.vz'dcm ,, ........ ,,H.xRyi-Qi' Morifit Rtssiait Ftuuow .,.. , ,,,, Viee'Pw.mieni.,. ,, M,u'iutin Biunwttiii-. ,loswittxi-3 Di. Smoxit . Setretary , ...,.,, , , Sam L.-uala Evtiiuair Blztiyl.-XMIN , Trvtisitrer , , , ,.,, Born Yoerso UUR YEARS AGU in Septeniher. IUQS, we, the class of 'Sl entered Downey Union High School as Freshmen, XXX' had the reputation of lieing the largest class up tc that time and we proved to he one of the hrightest classes. The willingness of its memlvers to talte an active part in Student Body projects did not sulastantiate the old saying that all Freshmen are green and timid. Both hoys and girls participated in class and school athletics, in the opcretta. cluhs. plays. and other activities. Besides our entertainment at the Freshmen's Reception. we royally enyoyed ourselves with a hardftime party in the gymnasium. The Sophomore year of l9'lUf3li proved even more successful and progressive than the preceding one, As Sophomores we acquired a fine class spirit and much enthusiasm was shown in selling tickets for school entertainments. trying out for the plays, and the Uratorieal Contest. Ill which one of our girls won first place. During the year our class made a very good showing in athletics as well as scholarship. A: wc look hack upon our career as juniors, we are very proud of liaying com pletetl with much distinction the first year of upper class life with its many responsif hilitie-' and honors, The presentation of the -lunior play. The Arrival of Kitty. gave evidence of new talent. Half of the proceeds were donated to the Student Body Vv'e consider our Alunior year full of accomplishment. ln eyery hranch of athletics we took the lead, and a memher of our class again won first place In the school tryfouts for the Uratorieal Contest, Vvfe also secured several leads in the flD'SI'CllAl and Student Body Play. The most important social event of the year was the Mpromi' at which we entertained the Seniors and rendered them a suitahle farewell. Our rings have heen the enyy of all thc lower classinen and are superior to any ever shown hy memhers of a graduating class. As Seniors the dream of previous years was realized. Since we entered high school, our aim and amhition was to hecomc a very important factor in school life and activities and to have graduation as an ultimate end, We did not, however, anticipate the success and happiness which has hecn our reward, This year Student Body offices. as well as important leads in the operetta, have he-an successfully filled hy Seniors. For the third consecutive Year a memher of the elass of '32 has heen successful in the class tryouts for the Uratorical Contest, We shall always rememher ditch day . the trip to the vlail, and Rul've Daly , along with the Senior class play, Thu Patsy . and countless other happenings hoth in work and play, We have heen so liusy that few of us have stopped to realize that our happy high school days arc almost gone, We are eagerly looking forward to the future, hut a sad feeling comes to each of us when wc let the thought creep in. that soon Downey l'nion High School will he struggling along without us. ' -' -f . 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'fll, .Xl.l4'1lNSU SANVIHCZ Iizuslu-thnll, 'BN '29, Till, 'illj 14'.-.it- lmll 31:12. 'I2Il. 'illg Iium-lnzill Nlxr.. '29, 'IIIL 'Sill Spnnish t'lllI+. '29, LUIS 'I'0XX'NHI,l'fH Missinn lliull Sr-lluul, '25, '29, 'V-UI Vlzws S1-4-'12, 'f'1 Girls' lnfzxunni Prvs., '31, 'IZ21 Flnss l'l:1y, 'illi Up'-iw-Ita, TCI, 'I521 Stlnh-nt I:-uh' Plray, 'fllg Urutmivnl Funtvsl '32, l'll.Xlil.U'l I'l'I SKIIDAIUIII' Ynlln-5' llall. '2X, '29g Ilnslu-llnzill, '2x, '29 '30, 'fill llzlsvlvrlll. '29g Ulu'l'4'U:l, '32' G..K.A,, '29, TMI, Til. 'Ill .IUHN SIMS 'IU-nnis, '29, 'Silk 'SIL 'Il2: 'l'r:n'k. '?l0, '31, '32, Mpc-y'v1l:i. '32, lbw-ln-sIx':A '29, '30, 'fil. C121 Sllull-nl Ikuvly I'l:uy. 'fill l'l:lss l'l:ly, 'f5l. .ll'Nl'I XYl'IllIill K I'ir:1tn-N Ulnlf P14-s., '2!9: Annual NI:li'I', 'ITZL 4I1'ului'iw'zlI Vvvnlvsl 'ITIL 'Zl1. 1'AllUl.lNl'l SKIIIRIHIIIC Vullz-3' lizlll, '23, '29: lhlslqvllwfill, '2N, 'illi Onvretlzx. 'Zl2: 4I,A..X., '29, Ulu, '3lI. 'IZ2 HARDY SMITH l'l1lr:s S1-1 y. 'ZH Vlziss Yic'v-Pie-a '29, '3U: Vlnss l'rvs,. 'ling Stlnll-nt llmly Trens. Til: Stinh-nt llmly I'ri-x., ':l2. Annual Stuff. '3I1l, 'J!I: Vlnss I'lny '3! ' Or:1turin'nl Form-QI, Jil, '32, HUYIV YUl'X1l Fluss 'I'rn-ns, '2!2: lhiys' l-'Hrnni Pres.. '32, l+'uollu:xll. '29, '30, 'lill 'lwm-k, '30, '11, 12. lim-n-lm '30, 'ZZl, '322 Ili-Y 4'll1ll. 733. HVGH SPliINflICli H Student limly 'l'u-ns., 'iill l4'uutlunll, 520. 'ing linskvllmll, '21i, '::u, YH: 'l'rH k. ji. '32, Annual Stuff, '31, T122 lllwrs-ll:l I-IU, '31, 'gggz plugs Hay, 'Cll: Ili-Y Flnlv, 212. Dm The XX' Thu XX! Ruiz L, Herels to Downey High School fvx unix mmf nzmu by Nfvs. Heian fi, fkfmlnl, i Hcfcfx In llmwlvy Hlgll Sklnml' WVU TL' .xlrmlg jm' yum. XXI xmg your f'l7'LllAC.N. XXI Hedge our l1s.n't.s In you, Html lu Alum QN1.1lcr. XXX' H m'1'cf full, Rn1u'vr1fn'f you jl'TL'I't'T. 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In-nm-tl. ll, 'Sim Sv-maui Huw Miss Kvlly, IS. Hiltivr, 'l'. l'nlrh-ruin, J. Dmhl, L. Ik-l'1'y, .X, lhnu, N. II:u'nn-H, H Vnuiisilsu-l'. 'l'hii'1l Huw--M. I u1iIvr, II, linker. I,. l i'zilim. lfirsl Iimvff I.. Sh:1kal'i:xn. Il. Sutllf-y, NY. SIL-phens. Ii, Strongr. N. Susm-ff. ll. Ile-yn--his. Ii, NYM mum-, I.. Sul.-nmm-, F. Stnuks. G. Pivrsnlt. S4-rmul liow-T. Shimizu, XV. i'oh-l'snli, NV. SL'huh0l'l, F. Tonllikins. Bl. l'1'inve-, M. Shimizu, il 'l'nwnslvy, .I, Ylwmmmnl, H. 'I'zukenm1u. 'Fhinl Huw-IJ, Pvrunu-un. .l, S:ux:u.n-. li. 'l'hmnpsun, VV. Ritz, I-Z. Rush, Nlixs Puwvll. I-'irst RuwfMiss I,--in-i', M. AI:u'nh-rrvsizui, Y. Hawlvy. F, Nolan, P. Mn-iz. I-I, Karel, U. Mil:-hell A. Musszlrhin. l', Kino:-iid. Sm-ond liuw l'. Mm-ulwv, XY. Kuskin-. I.. Hall, .I. Henderson, YV. lmuvli, NY. Moores, ll. .Inc-ksoxx. J. Mziruki, XY. lvesle-r. M, Blenpzcl. 'Fhirrl Row-li, Malloy. l-I. Munstield. XV. Mvliuen, R. 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Q Xi P72 ' 8 I iA ' L all 321412539 A 253233 Rams: L S Mil 'brat andkghnqe l ,, , , , 7 , Hgummaryll Stall Message HE STAFF has worked faithfully this year to make the Summary a success. As most of our readers probably know, we had to work under diihculties which were due to limited linances. Therefore, we could not put in as many cartoons and pic' tures as we desired. However, we have attempted to land material that will make the edition interesting. We believe we have succeeded in noting all the outstanding events and achievements of this term, although the articles appear in a much more compact form, We also have accomplished our aim in bringing you something new the division into hooks and the indentihcation of pictures, It is the desire of every member of the Summary staff to express his sincere appreciation to any one who has in any way contributed to its success. We have sought to make this a book that we shall all read with the greatest pleasure after we have graduated. To that end we have spent our best efforts. If we have in some measure succeeded, we shall feel that this has been time well spent in a way that will be of great value to us in later years as well as a pleasure now. In reading this Summary , whether now or in later years, may you realize a truer loyalty to D, U, H. S. May you experience a deeper and sweeter memory of your school days here. l A 1 . T'-in 455- FK f ,, -gr ,b , 1 - ,, - fy Qwujthi Z' rs The Girls' League HIS YEAR the girls. under the direction of Mrs, Helen B. Martin. have made the Girls' League one of the most vital of our school organizations. They have sponf sored an entertainment at each meeting. The first program proved an inspirational introduction for the activities of the year, Five girls from other schools gave speeches ahout the progress of their Girls' Leagues. The representatives who attended the two conventions returned from these meetings with renewed lest and inspiration, which helped later entertainments of the organization. IDENTIFICATION Ifirst Ilowf M. Main. View--I'i'es,, Si-ni. II: AI. Iinnsi-n, Yin--l'r-is. SI-ni. I, M. t'olvman, 'I'i'm-as.. Sf.-ln. II: Ii. Ii'rie1Ii'ii'Ii, Si-4'., Si-ni, II1 ID. Iiorry, Si-1-., Si-ni. I, Yi-ll Ia-:ull-l', S1-ni. Ilg Ii. 'I'ownsIi-y. I i'vs., Si-ni. I, II. - ' 4 S--1-oiirl Iii-nfXI, all-iw:iIli-i', Ir'-us., N-ni. I1 Mrs. Marlin, Ailxisoi. I. Ut!-I, Xi-II Iii-:uh-i, Sc-ni. I. The Girls' Athletic Association HE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, under the direction of Miss Margaret McClean, has sponsored several interesting events during the year. Among these were the wiener hake and several foothall rallies. The U. A. A, also had a rooting section for the Ioothail games held at our own school, The girls sang songs and did card tricks that were very interesting , The organization has sped along on the road of success during the year. IDENTIFICATION I-'iist IIoxxfA. Wiilks Yiei-fI'i'es., S4-ni, II1 H. .IoIinson. 'I'ri-ns.. S--ni. Ig Miss Ali-l'Ii-nn. ,Xilvisoig AI. .loi'4I:in, View-I'i'es., Sem. Ig I', Otto, Pres.. Sem. I, Seeoini Row-II. Ih-ssi-nt, Yi-II la-:nie-r, Si-in. I. N. llzimiuln, 'I'i'4-us., Hein. ll: M. Main, Se-e., Sent. I1 I.. Miller, I'i'e-s.. Se-ln. II. Hi-V Club HE HI-Y CLUB was organized hy Mr, Manly Reit: a year ago. The purpose of the eluh is to promote hetter sportsmanship and friendship among the hoys. This years cluh consisted of ahout thirty memhers, who met every other Tuesday night in the junior High. Dinners at churches, programs, and games were enjoyed hy the memhers, The cluh has heen an active organization of which all its memhers are proud. IDENTIFICATION First Row ill, Iiulli-r, NV. Moores, T, Iiuekles, R, Third, II. I'oIi-man, II. S1n'ii1gel', R. Ilnrlow. I', I'oII:u'fI. Si-eonrl Row-H. I-Sanrio. l', Vulmlvugte, T. Iluekles, Il. Young, H, Aeliii-i'iiwyi-i'. Il. I.nmImei'ton, T. Loggins. Tliirri' Rows-I'. I'i'run1enn, XV, Anilrews, Ii. lfrahm, F. Hansen, II. Iielloprg. ll. Townsley, I . K1-lIop:i.r, II, linker. Il. Krebs. Ib. Shiikairizin, Fourth Row-.Kdvisorsf-Mr, Rs-itz, Mr. VVIn-atli-y, Mr. NViIli:ims. Boys' Forum HE CONSTITUTION of the Boys' Forum was revised this year in co-ordination with the revision of the Student Body constitution, making the Boys' Forum an auxiliary unit of the Student Body hy placing the President of the organization on the Student Body Executive Board. Much interest was taken in school activities and various social prohlems were settled. Owing to the infrequeney of meetings, however, most husiness was trans' acted hy committees representing the organization. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester GEORGE Hess ......... ...... P resident ....... ............. B ovn YouNo .E vi ' R' , ,L'n5 ' t ' ,+V H ,VCX-, A I, pf: 5 . . QLQA 4 .4 l C , 4. k ' ' - . . .ef-8'.'Q--nz Girls' League G. A. A. Boys' Hi-V 11.15 -. -1 . 1. GretOriCa1 Contest Hlf ANNLYXI. U11ATU11lff1'X1. CONTEST. 1111111'1' 1111' .11111' 1111'1'1'111111 111' 1111N .1c.1111'l11' 1'1'1'111'11', 1'1'11.111'11 11111511 1'1111111N111N111 .111111111 1111' s111111'111N 1111N 1'1'.11'. 11111111 1111' 11111111'r1111s 11r.1t11111s N1111111111c11, s1'1'1'11 111111 1'1111s1'11 111 111' 111'111'1'1'1'11 .11 11111' N1'1111111 1111,1lN, T11111's11.11' 1'1'1'111111. 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It is true that change toward perfec- tion involves sacrifice and hardship but the result is gratifying. The formation of a perfect pearl involves irritation that must be overcome by the patience and labor of the sea animal. In a similar manner has our great nation been developed through numerous hardships which were met and overcome by the brave men of our history. Our America has undergone change after change, and as each situation has demanded a remedy, our Constitution has met the need without sacrincing the ideals of the heroes who framed it. Immediately after the drafting of the Constitu- tion, the fathers of the Confederation realized that the new government had failed to guarantee to the people such basic liberties as freedom of speech, press, and religion, trial by jury, and protection from unjust searches and seizures. With the Bill of Rights, the American interpretation of those testaments of freedom, adopted after ages of strug- gle against the tyranny and divinity of kings by the English speaking race, the ideal of individual liberty was fully assured to the people. Under this Constitution young America developed and became a thriving nation. Then came the crisis of the Civil W'ar, which proved to be a real test of the stability and endur- ance of America. Strife arose within our own borders and the nation was divided against itself. The question of states rights had to be met. The final test came. W'ould the Constitution be able to hold together the seceding South and the deter- mined North? W'ar was declared and slavery be- came av question of tremendous importance. The ideal of personal freedom could not be realized as long as the white man held his black brother in bondage, but America was able to erase this ugly blot on its pages of history by the addition of three amendments, making the negro forever free and ridding our nation of one of its most deadly enemies. slavery. The supremacy and adaptability of the Consti- tution having been proved thus far, the courage and determination of a new and growing America led our people into an era of undreamed-of de- .rcs Changing America velopment. America was passing through a chang- ing state. livery year contributed to the success and perfection of a great nation, destined to become a world power. Inventions, discoveries, and achieve- ments in every field spurred her on to higher attainments. The nations of the world began to take notice of her. Interests and relationships with every country became broader. The influence of American power permeated to the far corners of the earth. Izach new territory was placed under the care and protection of a nation upheld by a stable Constitution. These changing conditions demanded a similarly changing government, a gov- ernment capable of fulfilling each new demand of our citizenship. The recent social. economic, and political needs in our national life have been admirably met in the final four amendments to the Constitution. Was it not just to relieve the oppressed poor by shifting the burden of the financial support of the govern- ment to the wealthy class? The amendment pro- viding for an income tax affecting only those who were fully able to furnish such aid was passed. A further step toward a democratic ideal came when the people were given the privilege of selecting by direct vote the ablest of men to fairly represent them in the Senate. Thus, economic and political issues arising through the years have been solved through the amending power of our Constitution. Modern society has been influenced to a large extent by two great problems-Prohibition and W'oman's Suffrage. W'hat was to be the fate of our national morality if the youth of America were not protected against the evils of the liquor traffic? Realizing the importance of healthy bodies and wholesome character traits in our people, the Iiighteenth Amendment was adopted to insure legal protection against a degrading force. The final amending gesture came with the recognition of women, not only as homemakers, but as vital con- tributors to our political stability. The progress of women in all lines of national activity had been increasing steadily and the Nineteenth Amendment gave them full rights of citizenship. Is it not now the task as well as the privilege of the American woman to protect the interests of her home and children by the wise use of the ballot? Thus, the nineteen amendments which stand today as an integral part of our Constitution prove its worth as a progressive organ of a great republic. From the time of its adoption, one hundred and forty-three years ago, the Constitution of the United States has met the changing needs of our social, economic, and political life. We are still striving toward perfection in democratic govern- ment. The Constitution is at all times showing its ability to adiust itself to the rapid strides in our national development. We as American citivens in a modern world. can be grateful to those men whose amazing vision of America's future provided for a growing constitution to meet the constant demands of changing America. I.ois Towxsrafv, 'X 2. ' .- y ,cf -f ,wfif -Ji'-'QD 1 4:-.Q ' If H l'-lonor Bright H Hl' ANNUAL Student llody play, Honor Bright, written hy Kenyon Nicholson, was presented on the evening of November IK, 1931. ln this play a young girl, Honor Bright, is selling reference hooks to help pay her way through college. On her first day she strays into the home of the Barringtons. The only son of the household, Dick, has become engaged to a chorus girl. At his importunitv his mother has arranged for the girl to sisit them. Iliclt's uncle, .t bishop. and his Aunt Peggy have stopped on their way to liurope lo meet their nephew's fiancee. When she fails to appear her delay causes great anxiety. In his desperation Dick hits upon the plan ot palming off the girl book agent as his fiancee. Honor agrees to assume the role of the chorus girl with the understanding that she is only to remain for dinner. This leads to complications which are enhanced lit' the unexpected arrival of the re.tl fiancee. As Dick is unequal to the delicate taslt of presenting two fiancees, it is necessary for Honor llright to remain until the happy ending of the complication, Honor Bright was directed with much success hy Miss jeanette Perdew. Much histrionic ability was revealed by the cast. llwtillt, llii' lrlillti .'llit'lmi'l, lln' rlxrirljfrrit' l'oslt'r, ilu' giirilt'm'i llri, Lifts liuiwmglnii, ilu' nmllr UVA. l'l'XXY fitlrirui, ilu' until linlmp fiurluu, lm' liilslrunrl Ritlirn-.I liurrirzglrm, til llartnril llulmt' llrigltl, ri lronk ugcul rlririir, lln- niruil .lluXglt', ilu' foul: Tn! Murtvl, u rfiorlii girl Slnnjnmt, tuiisfulilt' lmna, tmisliiblr' Hill Drum, Tofs firms ugrnf hlonrst Mt liovtt QJIAIU l S Si'Il0lll'KT lit-NNY Bauno Mit nttt n Cot.: MAN FRANKII' Sts't'tsUNlt WAI 'lt It AttMaN'tAt,t Rout-tu' Ttoscv Lots Towrsstm T1-Lis Hot tttak RUTH Rltai Gittittamt lVlAlNb0I' l,itNts'r Ht-.Nm-.ttsoN Hisitvt-v Movtu lvl to 'rr l5tN,1AMtN H The Patsy H Hli SICNIORS chose for their class play this year, The Patsy. which was presented May 20 in the High School Auditorium. The play is a comedy in three acts of exceptionally high worth. The story concerns the Harrington family of four, Mr. Harrington is a very good-natured, jovial business man who can talk back with force and directness when annoyed. His wife is of the peevish, overbearing type with an air and manner which show some surface culture. The eldest daughter, Grace, is selnsh, cold, and petulant, excepting when she has a purpose in being pleasant. She shares her mother's high social aspirations. Patricia, the youngest daughter, has a likeable and spirited personality, is very unsellish, and has always been dominated hy her sister Grace. She does not. however, give up her love for Tony Anderson, who was once engaged to Grace, and her one desire and chance for happiness is fulfilled when she finds that he is in love with her. Grace, too, is made happy, if such a person can be made happy, by Billy Caldwell of lin' Caldwells. Mr. Harrington. after twenty-five years, Finally asserts his rights in his own home and thereby regains the love and respect of his wife. The play proved a histrionic success because of the capable direction of Miss Bernice Leger and the talent of the cast. Bill llurriuglou Mrs. William liurruigluu Grace llarrizrglnn Palnria Harrington Billy Culrluwll Tony Anilertou Sailit' Hurliarmn Fnmrit Patrick O'Hulii'rf.y Trib Busls Hiskvlv Movtn Gt.,sm's .IUHNGON PHvt.t.ts OTTo Rurttt-,vtt.vN SMtTtt HARDY SMITH Iivtatt-,TT BtfNj,sMtN Mttnktn Cola-.MAN Tttomas KING IZRNIST Ht-Nmitsox lg, pi: A, , ,f .ML ,Li A 5.1, ,L-1-'few V -,jasvyfg-V .fps-ffix -,sf -1 4 in aw XZ-'Z ffi 5 J! .Emi fi 'lx QQ 3 z ff' A 1 .f ,ff First Row-BT, i'nIeman, R, Travy, I,, 'I'ownsl--y, G, Muingrnt, IG. lie-njamin. Second Row-J, Mcliuylv, F. Sciiulu-rt, IS, Bziudo, Ii. lived, T, Hocker, E. llendersun, H. Moyer VV. Al'n1zmtzxgn-, lf. Sistrunk, J, Sims, First Ruw-E. 151-njumin. L. Tuwnsley, J. Muingnt, R. Travy. First Row-IZ. 1'4rllard. M. Coleman, ll. Moyer, G. Johnson, E. B4-njumin, ll, Smith, ll. Smith, 1' Otto IC. Hendersun. f x The Belle ol l3.agcl.ad HE TVVQVACT MUSICAL COMEDY, The Belle 111' B.1gtl.11l.u hy llenlfrey F. 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Auty Liillies, john Ilall, I.or:in Henderson, Robert ie perwnnel of the club was as follows: Ilorton, Paul -Iacltson, Harold Krehi, Dean Kosltie, Walter I amberton, Robert I.avello, Tony Malloy. Bernard Mansfield, Carl Mengel, Morton Xiills, Roswell Moeabee, Clarence Moyer, Ilarvey Girls! Glee Club Mclioylv, .Iohn Mclfuen, W'zIlaee Perumcan, David Rede, Steven Sehobert. Charlet Sehobert. William Sims, -Iohn Solomone, Charles Tompkins, Frank Townsley, Billy Vrooman, slack d Noting, Boy HI' GIRLS' L1l.IiI- CLUB under the direction of Mrs. Helen IS. Martin wa all. This year the girls decided to wear white vweaters and white skirts fi performances were very well executed. especially the songs which they furni The ehoruves of girls in the operetta were composed of members of the Glee Club. The following girls were members of this organilation: Bennett, Cleo Berry. l.ueille Hessent, Bettie Bird, Betty l.ou Hoheim. Helen Brennan, Iiranees Burton, Roberta C atey, Carmen Corona, Grace Courxey, Georgia Currer, Catherine Dodd, ,lane Dennis, Lavena lfrielt, Cecelia lioodhne, Georgia Kast, Ifllen Marderosian. Martha Metv. Pauline Miller, Katherine Miller, I.ois Mitchell, Olive Mushaltian, Martha Musxachia, Anna Marie Olmstead, Margaret Pellet, Iimma Reed, Ruth Reynolds. Dorothy Savwell, Eleanor Seaeord,I.ol:1 Shalftarian, Lucille l-he Qrchestra x very much appreciated hy it their uniforms. The girls' vhed for the football rallies. Shay. Norma Showalter. Wilttta Softley, Ruth Solomonc, Lena Solomons, I,areneina Smith. Opal Smith, Ruthevelyn Stephens, Winifred Stoaltw. Fereida Suvoef, Nora Terranove. ,Iotephine W'eIeome, Vera Willts, Alyce Wilks. Grace MUNU 'I'HI-. different organilations in the music department, the orchestra under Mrs, Helen II. Martin received much praise from everyone. The orchestra made appearances throughout the year. The outstanding example of ity ability to perform was of the musical score of the operetta. At all the plays given by the school the orehevtra tainment between the acts. The last performance was given when the members played fi . I -' .. ' I , me n txerents in ,une The following students were members of the orchestra this year: Violinfviialter Jarmantage, Vfilnia Showalter, Ted Loggins, Alber Bryson. Ii Flat Saxophonefkosemarv I-riedrieh, Catherine Corltum. IfIuti.+Marv I.ouise jordan, Phyllis Otto, Clarmetflilise Mitchell. Aaron I'erun1ean, Harold Iialter, Itrnest Trumpet---Albert Galeotti, ,Iohn Melioile, Carl Melfullough. French Horn-I'ete I'erutnean. Drums-Forrest Kellogg. Piano-fR uthevelvn Smith. t Sposito, Arland Henderson. the direeiion ol many sueeessfol its interpretation furnished enter- ir the commence- I.evv, Marguerite 6 5. 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Sunrhv-z, V. Alu-4'l1lluLn.:l1. S:-vmul Rum-V. Culilizuqw-. IZ. Yunn:.:, 'l'. Aluiitzxii, H. Spl'im.:1-r, F. Hansen. li. Smith, R. Mallard Il, Hhukzuriiui, ll. l,:unh+-rlfm. Third Huw 1'rmul1 VViIli:uns, XY. Puller, .l. H+-:uh-rsmi, T. King, .l. ICZZQII, R. Kolluug, IJ. Cole-lnaui P. l'v1'unn-un, li. VVa1'1i. F. Kellogg, VV. Amlrews, L. Frahm, Cnach Re-itz. Fourth llnw ffl, Hn-ss. M. Uhikznni, H. Nnknshirna, P. Horton, R. Barlow, T. Invggills, M. ll. Marr-11, H. Johnson, .l. Mril'I-Y:ln. First linwff. t'nhhzu.:e, Emi: L. Frzxhxn, Guard: T. Loggins, Buckfin-lil Sllhstilulvl li. I'ull:u'd Hun-kri--ldg F. Hans:-n, Ima-ktivlrrg IJ. Culehman, Center. Sm-vuiul Row-li, Younp.:. 'I'm'kln-: H. Smith, H:wkheld1 J. Pizza-ll, 'l'ac'kle-1 H, Sm'inf.:vr. Tznvklv I . K1-lim-Ui, linrl. 'l'hirml Huw--ll. Shukuriun, I-Ind: 'l'. 5lol'g:un, 'l':u'klw: P, Porurneun, Guard: Il. l.:unl..-rwn, llzu-lx ti--ld: Ii, Nukushinlzx, Hmilaiim-Iii. s I Varsity Baslcetball XIII Ii 'I III' L1OAiIIINCi of Xlr. Ren: a strong teain was developed. As a large number turned otit for the teani. there was plenty of competition for positions. The tearn roolt second place in the league and also won a place in the basketball tournament. The team used a close shot type of attack. GAMIJS I'I.lXYIfU Downey 20--Puente ill The first gante was with one of the strongest teams in the league. Our team was leading until the last quarter when Puente began sinking long shots and surged ahead. Downey Zlvflfl Monte lt- Ilownes got a good starr on I-I Monte and was ahle to keep the Ieatl throughout the game. Our boys were still going strong ar the finish. Downes' l74I-ixeelsior 18 Although in the first part of the g.nne Ifxrelsior had the starr. later we began to rnalte points. With only one tnntute to play, Downey was leading In one point, but Ifxcelsior sttnlt a long shot which put the teavu ahead. Downes Z7-Litrus 17 Loniing haelt strong. our te.nn showed some real right by heating Citrus. The g.nne was close until the last quarter, when we surged ahead to win. Duwnet ll-alontehello Ill Talk about elose garnes! In the last quarter, first one ream and then the other was leading. The score was tied at the end of the game anti the tetnts played an overtnne period. We made a hasket and a free shot which put us ahead. IIlI'iN'I'II Il'.X'I'IlIN I-'irst llou-fll, .Xt-lil:-rttteset. 1't-int-t': I', l'i-r'utnv:tu. tluttrtig lt, Pollztrtl, l't-nlerg I-', Ilztnsen. titiztrtlg t'. Uiiliitiigi-. I-'oi-wzttwlp 'l'. lttieklt-s. I-'t-t'n':tt't1p I.. l-'t':tInn, llnztrtl. Sevotnl lion Mi' II.-itz, 4'i-:it-It: S lat lint-. I-'or'n:it'tI1 Il. Spiingt-i', If:-ruztiwl. Al, l'hlk:tnn. For- ssztrtlg li lie-rijntuiu. t't-ntl-r. Ii, XX':tr.I, 4lii:ii'i!: I-'. In-lilu-ilo. Alatriaim-t'. II Smith. Alziitnger. Class B Basketball HI: H's were handled hs l'oaeh Williams. Although the turnout was large. most of the boys lacked experienee and the eoaeh had to htnld up a new teatn. We expect a hetter one next year if the players Home haclt, GAMITS I'I AYEIJ I'ueuteAI5ownes' 28-I1 Citrus-Downey 27-I2 I-I Home-llownes 20712 Montebello-Downey i-was I xcelsior-Downey Zll-I2 IIlI'IN'I'lI ll',X'l'It'JN I-'lrst Ilou-V, Mt-Viiiloitgli. Alziiiztge-r. ll, Xztktishituit. l.. thiitrtl: XY. ,Xntltw-w:s. Ii, ls'orw:n'tI3 VY. Mo-n-its, t't-nl:-rg S. 'l':tnksIt-y, l.. l-'oruzirilg Il, l't-r'iinu':tti, Substitute. lt. l.:trnlu-r-ton. Mzittztgt-r. Sivontl ltossfalr. XK'tlIi:tnis, l'1tiit'It, I'. Ile-titieltl. Snlistitiitt-3 I'. Horton, Siiltstiltiteg li, Molloy. Substitute, .l, Sinis. Substitute. M. XYilIi-fortl. Sui-stitiitt-3 .l, Mel!-iyli-. Substitute-5 .I. Wiilizitnson, li, tiiutrtl: 'I'. I.i-uuins. Sul-slitule. Class C ancl D Baslcetlball III' LI ASS Cl's and I7's were not ters successful this year due to their lack of presious training. At the last of the season. however, the teams were going strong as a result of the splendid coaching done hy Coarh Walliants. CLASS C GANIIIS I'uente-Downes I7-ll Ciitrus-Iltnxttey l'l lsltnttefllmxxtes' IR-ll fslontehello-Downey I seelsior-llowney H- l Ii CLASS IJ GAMES I'uente-Downey I9-7 Citrus-I3owney Iil Monte-I7oss'nes' il-4 XlontebelIo-Downes I set-lsior-Downey 9-S II'I'IN'l'II-'Il'.X'l'I1JN First Ron li, Moyer. I., liiiztrtlfltg .I, t':ti'tt-r, Siihstitiiti- lip li. Ilutler, Substitute Il: l'. Solonione, l,. If'orss':trtl-li. St-t-tint! Hou -V, lIt's'i1lIuiix.1lt. Rliitirtgwxt .L Tolnllkins, Sttlnrlililtv- U. A. Sziitvltt-Z, Il, I-'in'n':tt'tI 1'. IL. 'l'ownslt-y, I. Forwztrrl t', il. lltitlt-r, tu-ntot'-t': IS. lizttitlo, l,, tittutwi-t'g lfj, Ngtkgighinm, Stthstitote--ft', Sl, Shimizu. li.tlt1:tt'tl- U, Il, I.:trnht-rtou. Mztn1tIL4'T. Thirtl Ilowfalr Willnmts, t'o:it-Ii. .I flrt-4-ti. Substitute- ll: V. Mot-:then-, lt. tluitrtl Itg I-1 Tompkins. Substitute ll: I! Ilelilierto. Solislitnte L'g lt. Ifztltiitn. Snlvstitutt- t'g Il Xthotls. Vtllls-1' Iv: I-I HnlrIss'iii. lt. lfoiuititlf -It, IC. IitisIt.StiIwtllii14- IP, Q , M , mi , . mi QSITY IiAXSKF'l'B.Xl.I. I1 l!.'XSK!i'l'IiALl. l' .XXII Il I2ASliIi'I'lE.Xl.l Z' Ziff' f Aai ,aa , , HI 'rttatatt il'l Ahl9 this year were quite successful under the coaching ot ck NI: Wtlliarns. Many plaees were taken in the league tneet with the Class K' team gaining second place Varsity Track Men Pollard IRQ points first in league high jump Hansen si points fourth in league shot put fjoleman HQ points shot, discus, and high jump Hess ll points shot and discus Yuung Il points hurdles loggtns ll', points hurdles and pole vault Shakarian I I points sprmts Class B lraclt Men huns 40 points hurdles, high jump, and shot laxggtus II points hurdles and pule vault l'. Redfield ls 'J points sprtnts and high jump De Marco ll pnints sprmts and hurdles Nlengel IZ points sprints Perumean Ill: points . hurdles, discus, and shot Achtermeyer 1 points third in league pole vault Class C lraclc Men lialdwm QOH points hurdles and high jump A. 'liompkins I 3 points distance races lf, Totttpltitts I5 '4 points distance races Kosltie li'4 points pole vault and high jump I . Nakaslnma S4 points sprints and hurdles 'liossnsley II points , high jump ll7l'iN'l'Il'il1',K'l'l'IN Ifnst Ib-st I' I't-tum--nn, It. Ilztrlosv, IS. Young, I-', Ilztust-n, Il, I'oII.trtI, AI. In-aI:t1'vo. al. Mt-ng:-I, St-I-ontl Ilosvf I-I. Iiztltlwin, Il. 'I'oss'nsIt-5, ll. III-ss. Il. t'oIt-ntnn. II. .Xt'Itlt-:tm-yer, If. Ttmtpltins, .L 'l'otnpkius. W. Iioskie. 'I'Itn'-I Ross I-I Rush. I1 I't-rttmt-nn. II. Kt-llopapa, W XIt'ItZn:-n, .I, St'-t-. XI Shitniztt l tntt'tlt llnst' Vt-:tvlt XYilli:tuts, V. Xlt'4,'t1llottt.tlt Boys' Tennis Ill-'Rlf WAS a large turnout for the tenms team this year, under the eoaehmg of Xlr. Williams. The tennis team was especially strung in singles represented ln Iohn Sims and William Moores. Others playing were Ifverett Barnett, Robert Kindred. :Xrland I.es s'. Willis l.eaeh. and Henry Butler. Since the majority of the huts will be haclt. nest year we are looking forward to a better season. IliI'IN'l'lI4'll' X'l'Il PY First llou' IZ, 'I'oss'nsIi-5, A, I,--sy, It. 'I'r:tt's', II Iintltfr S.-tontl lit. '- ' A - ss totth Nallltnuts, II. .loItxtson, XX. Mtmtvs Il Kiutlrt-tl. li IZgtt'ut-tt, XY. l.v:tt'It. .I Sims. Baseball HI IIASFHAII 'I'l ANI this tear was under the coaching of Xlr, Reitl. .X large turnout at the first of the season gave sutiicient competition for places on the team. Although they did not win all their league games, they are to he credited with winning mans' of their practice games, of which manv were gained by hard eontpetition. Walla most of the players haelt next year we wrll espeut a good team. II'I'IN'l'll-'l4'.X'I'I1'N I-tt-st Ilow- ll, Ilattttlo, Sltttrt Stop t' tatlsltngt-, Sttlusltttttv H, .lrtvlsftrtm Sttlvstitult-. t', NI.'t'ttI- Inttzh, Sulrslitttteg J. Mztruki, ind Iinss-3 It. Wu:-ti, Substituti- Se-t-ontl Rt-vt Nlt' I'tiIz, l'o:tt'Il. I.. It.tltm I':tI4'Iu-V. S 'I'.lt1Its'f-y. St:lvftitttl-- I' IN-vttnn-sun. vrlun, Sttlssliltltvi S l.n I5ttv'. 32111 Ilatsv. II Slulth Sttllslittttw 'Nm-rl Row .L Ilnvzt. Suhstitutv, AI Shimizu, Sulsstitntt-, Il, Ist-llouda, Iltuht Ifit-ItI I-' II.tnf-fn tit tts 4 I' tl Ivfl l'l4ItI t'.-nt:-t' Vit-ltI' I' Ht I'ttt-In-ty 'I' Ilttt-Itlt-S, Sul is ' -1. I Z' V' , 1 if f Hi! QW Nt Mfr Oy I N C, yllmliu .K 'I'R,XL'K TENNIS BASEILXIJ. 34. F .f 51' 'Z 12 lr . s V 1 i 1. Q . I Girls Bdsltetball HI' INTI-Kill ASS llA5Kli'l'llAl.l. GAMLS this year were very exciting, There was some stiff Compe- tition between the classes: the hottest was that hetween the Sophomores and the -Iuniors. The latter it '. . with the Seniors. came out the victors, having won all the games excepting one whith vtxs i tic The -Iunior team is as follows: 12111111111 Nlarion Hansen fllolrilt l'u1'tc'arrlx Cfvrllcrt l.ola Seaeord Nancy Mandala Marion Hansen ldna Cialyen Tela Hocker Alvce XVillts Sulfshfuli'tfDorothy llerry, Nlary Main, Vera XVelcome, Grace XXilks Girls' Volleyball Games HI Gllsl S of the ,Iunior Class. hy their victory over the other classes in the volleshall games this year. ' ' ur All sarticipants enioyed their games won the solleyhall championship tor the third successive y . , 1 very much and showed good sportsmanship, The juniors, as pionship record. The Freshmen girls won second place, The -Iunior team, including substitutes, is as follows: Aly-ee walks I Opal Uonaho l Dorothy Berry Grace Wilks Marion Hansen l,ola Seaeord Bettie llessent Girls, Tennis Seniors, plan to make the four years' cham- leanor Saywell dna Qialyen Nancy Mandala llli CHRIS' Tl 'YYIS Tl 'XN1 this vear was successful in winning seseral games. Liood sportsmanship was shown at all the games. The schools with wlnch we competed were Puente, l'l Monte, and Citrus. Those playing were as follows: Hrs! illlleliw Serum! might llrtl iloulflit Xt t will donftlrt Baseball Xlontebello, lacelsior, Dorothy Berry Tela Hooker Catherine Grace Helen Boheim Marion Hansen Grace Corona NTT RCTASS IXASIQIS.-'sl l. was the last girls' sport of this year. All classes turned out well for it, and l h l h rcittst coinvetition was between the ,luniors and their hard- showed good sportsmansnp, t ouga t e g -. - ' t fighting opponents, the Freshmen. play Day at Excelsior lllilllf, SCHOOLS were represented at the play day held at lixcelsior. They were Kitrus, I-xcelsior, and Downey, liach team played one round of ha afternoon. We won everv game with Citrus but were not so :successful when sketball and volleyball in the morning and one in the encountering lixcclsior. The girls ate a hearts' lunch at the cafeteria. l.ater they saw the stunt program which commenced at one o'eloclt. The play day was enjoyed hy all who went, and others were planned , I Girls Play Dey Hlxllli VVAS A l'l.AY DAY, April 9, at Huntington Park. All the games were for the tuture. played in the morning, Downes' was successful in winning both hasltethall games, one volleyball game, and one tennis game, which gaive Downey a rather high rating. Lunch was served in the cafeteria at noon and at two o'cloclt there was a program in the auditorium. Af l w r m tht swinamin pool was open to all. l'very- Sltits were given by each of the schools. ter tae prog a - Q ' g hotly returned feeling that the whole das' had been successful and enjoyable for a Whittier Play Day ll, XY'INlls4lNU, tennis. and the lfreshmen and .Iunior hasehall teams went to Xlhittier, Wednesday. April 17. tu compete with the Whittier. Ciompton, and Huntington Park teams, teams for hoth speed and form, Although we were not victorious, we had a ters We entered swinnning enjoyable time. Z N . , -I tv .5a+iMdQQ ,bf-45 . z:3 l'??iV 5' m.',-Kilim Girls' Sports First Rum'-N. Mzlmlulu. M. Main, Y. KVM:--inw, 'l'. Hfwkr-l', U. Miller, IC. llulyvll. Sm-und RUWAL. Seam-0111. D. Berry, Miss Mx'- l'h-zm, M. Hansen, A. XVilkz-, First ROW-T, Hovkvr, M. Main, N. Mandala. M. Bryson. li. Galyen, L, Seucord H. I-21-ssenl. U. Ilmmhu. Se-cond Row-V. Jfxhnsnm, IJ. Berry, M, Musha- kiun, C. Grave, C. Mil- ls-r, M. Hansen, A, XViIlis. M. NVllks. Third Row-G. Pultrel, I.. llova. Ii. Duggzm, M. XValling, VV, Sumi-rsun, 1'. Yuldez, D. lie:-sent, .I. Dv Lur. lfmrrlh Iimvfifi. 'I'r:uyInr, If. Hr:-nnun. G. Juhu- srvn. J. Iiuygomi, Miss Mc'l'lr-ann, l'. L'nrkum, I.. Milli-r, I. Krueger, Ii, Miller, First Row-.I. lie Lol: II. lin-rry, U. Grzlm-, Miss M1-4'ln-an. l', 11110, M. llnnsvn. 'I', llnckcr. First Iluw-U Ihmzllm, M. Main. M. XYuIIin::, Ii. 1511511-Utll, H. Milli-V. Y, ,Inhnsu1x, ii. 'l'uwm'. L. Suu-nsmi. Si-4-mul Iluw- H. 'l'l:xyIm', M, .Inrcizln. 1. Krm-gs-V, l', Unrkunl. U. Miih-r. XY, Sumie-1'sun, L. Shu- , kzirinn. i 1 'l'I1ird Rmvfkliss Mv- Ulm-mx, J. Huypzuud, H. W Mills-r. G. Johnson. Ii, Milla-r. I.. Sn-:u'ul'ci, M. Prim-1-. ,f f ,Li S3 'A V, 1'l' V , vj . 5:8-'F' , 3fyc'f'1 IA, i- ..4.-:sl , ,Jr G x,.f.1L4 E5'Z'H1Q, f If Varsity Football Tlw tc:1111 tI11s yc.11' slwwcd Q111111' good t1gI11111g Qp11'1t .lllkl I1.11'd wurk. U11d1'1' 1I11' uu.1cI1111g ut' Rcltz .1111I Vv 1Il1.1111s thc Imys I1.1LI qllllf .1 s111'uc4NI11I su.141111 Nuxt 9C.l4UIl sw Impc to I111w cw11 Iwlggvr .111LI Ivcttm' lC.llI14, I.INIi'l 'I' Ends: C11IWIW.1gc, If Kullugg,SI1.1k.1r1.111,.111d CI11k.11111 T.1.kl1-sg Young, Spr111gcr,.1111I T. M11rg.111 Uuarpls: I,cr11111c.111.1111I F1'q1I1111 Ccmcr: C11Ic111.111 I3.1ckI51cILIs: H1lIlSL'Il, I'11II.11'LI,S1111tl1. I..1111Iwrt1111,.1111Ill, N.1l-1.1fI11111.1 SLIIWSIIILIIUS L1111' 111c11: A111Iruxx'Q, I3.1rImx', Cullur, Huw, H11111111, H1'11dcrsu11, R Kclluqg, Klllg, IVI1IIs, I3.11'1cs, Vv'411'LI, B.1Iacr, .111LI -I, Murg.111 Bnqktiuld SuIwt1t11L1'w: LUQQH14, Dc Marco, E. N.1Ix.14I11111.1, ICl'llIlIx'.lIl, 9p41s1t11, .111f.I BIICIKICQ Games played IJCIWNEY fx PUENTE 1- The Iirst Ic.1g111' 3.111114 lwlll' tcq1111 1111tpI.1ycLI 111111 1111lf4111gI1t lts 11pp1111c11ts Imm tI1v IWCQIIIIIIIIQ to the 01111, NV1' 111.111.1gcd 111 score c.1rIy 111 tI11' Qcmml q11.1rtcr. DUNVNEY II EL MONTE 11 Our t1'.1111 wcnt to EI Montc 1Ictcr111111cd L11 win IWLII 11111' 11ppm1c11ts prmcd um strung. I11lc1'ccpt1111g .1 Ixus, they wen' .1l1Iu to scwrc 111 1I1c wm11d q11.1r11'r. IDOVJNEY H CITRUS I2 I7ow11cy 1o11r11cycLI uw Citrus, f.1c111g rhc Qtftillgfil tc41111 111 1I1c I1'.1g111.2 twlll' fn'.llll t'1111gI1t I1.1rLI from wI11Q1Iv 111 xx'I11stI1' I7lll CltI'LIS w.1s 11111 Qtrmmng. DOVVNEY11 EXCELSIUR I2 TI11s was .1 I1111111' g.1111-: 1111d thu Imys 1Ict1'r111111uLI tu 111.1Ia1' gmwd, WIKII 111.111y I'1r4t strmg 111c11 111111ru-.I, 11111' t1'.1111 IWIAUVCLI s11'1111g, Hmx'1'w1', EXCCINIUI' scurud 111 thu I.1st quarter. DUVVNEY T' MUNTEBELLU 7 As th1s w.1s the I.1s1 QQ11111' fm' 111.111y ut' thc Iwys, llwy dctc1'111111c1I to IILIIM' II of lt. 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In the lzsut of Llzu numlduy Shu umncx Lzguzn and again XXULI1 her heart full uf hope Tim! mx' xfup zvifl fre nz, 13: 'zu mul cfj llzu Cl'U7Il7l.Q. XXIII!! xzzcwul 'mlminlg guitar, Size vmlkcx ardent Lvlxlzcx VQU: ffl! first L'l'C7ll7llQ xtezr, D3 nz ' Juy I um gwmg fi my nxurnmni, my num, .xil 1!.l'l'1IX' u'q.slmllrc1gv1 1 fry x5r.r1.vtg.-Hull tlmnze. XX'11.x1 x S XNl1liR4UN.' + H 'Ma , 1' l- ff-1 . vw f4'r'Kh : 5 '1 ,155 1 , , .V .gigrg ' af 1 A ,-.fx 'K' f 4,,5'ivv .1 I 1116 Cour1c11 URING 11115 y1'11r o11r 51-11ooI 11.1s 1'11of1'11 from c.1:11 co11f1'rc11111' group .1 boy 111111 .1 QIF1 to 1111 11111 111111111115 of t111' 1111111111 '1q111r group of tw1'11ty has l.1111'11 c11.1rg1- 111' .111 ZICIIVIIICS 411111 ass1'111111y PI'11gI'llI11S. Mcrnlwrs of t111' 1111111111 ar1' fTa1111'r1111' C'ork11111, Ellairc Ba111w111, 17or11111y Gallo' way, 4111511111 Kcllogg, Vv'111ar11 Goo1111111'. A1111 1vIaso11, Ro1a111.1 H1'11111'1's1111, Georgia L1'1' S1r1'1n11111. A111'11 Porxur, Mary Van Asf111, Floyd Tracy, Eiolccn A11s111'r, jack B1's41'11t, 5111r11'y H11g111's, .1.1111cs 1.y11.1y, .111a1111.1 1'111111r11. 111111 51111111 Rot11ro1'11. 1111 N1w1'1111'11'r 1, 1931, the 11111111 gr.11.11' g11'1' C1ll1W5 gavu .1 progr.1111 11111'orc t11c c1111r1' S1l1L11'I11 Body. i111 F1'1WI'llllfy 3, 1932, 1111' ,1lll1l11Y Hlg11 111'g.111 to 11av1' 1'1'g111a1' ass1'11111111's vvcry Iwo w1'1'ks for 1111' 1'1111'r1411111111'111 of 1111'1T SILlk1L'I1lS. T111' PTIIQTLIIIIS wcrc C11l11IWl'1SCk1 1'1111r1'1yo11'o111r1111111o11f w1111'11 gan' 1w'111v111'1A 411- 1111'1.111'111 111 11111 blllL1L'l1I. 1112 SC1'101dTS1'11D Society HE LIUNIUR High SQ1111111 S1'11o1ars111p So111'1y 11115 110111 orga111:c11 for 111osu s1111.1c111s who haw 1'x11'11c11 111 1111'1r 511111111 Thu 01111116111 of 1111' soc11'ty rs 1111' 11ro11:c D, w111c11 18 g1v1111 to t111' st11111'111s 1'ac11 quarter. Aftcr 111'111g .1 1111'111111'r for 111111' quartcrs out of txxclvu, 1wo of w1111'11 XK'Cl'L' 111 1111' 11111111 gra1111'. 11111 11ro11:1A DU IS awar11c11 pcrf n1.111c1111y to 1111- st11111'111. T111' r1'11111r1'1111'111f tor 1111'111111'rs111p arc as 1'o11ows: A. U1'111'ra1 1. Sa11sf.11'1ory 1'111:1'11f111p r11cor11, I S.111s1.11'1ory r1'1'or11 111 P11yS1Cil1 1'1111' 1Q1I11111. B Spccific 1. SQVQ11111 111111 E1g11111 Gradus 2. N111111 Grade a, 0111' A, Four BE: Two AE. T11r1'11 .1. Ons A, T11r1'1' 13-51 Two AE, Two B-sz T11r1'1' AE. Two BE: or BE: orT11r1'1' Al, c111L'c1. Four AQO111' C. U111g1:rf 1'r1's1111'111, '11'.111 H.1ygoo11g Sccrctary, 131't11c lvllgglillj TruaS11r1'r, 1'11'11'11 NV111v1or11. T111' 1U11UXX'111Q s11111c111s arc 111os1' w11o have 111111 mc111111'rS 11115 year: lN11n111cr 111'no1cx 1111 wn1cuur.1 NINTII GRAD! 1 1'lor1'1111' 1'rr1'1111:111, I-I 11, 11.111111 '1'11o111a1u1, 1-I 11. K11-orpc licrry, 1' I. 1'n.'1111' Iluggan. 1-I 5. hcrrir Vvrberg. 1 12, X1.xs.111 U111'n111u1, I 1, Dorothy l1.111ow:11, 1-I 8. Mary .lo XY':1111l11:. 1-2 11. 1111-1 Krueger. Z 4. V1o1c1 l1111r1x1n1, 1 9. ,I1-an 11.1ygood, I-Z I-4. 111111-11 Townv, ' Y, H1-111 M1111-r. 1-2 111. Iowph K1-111111. 2 1,1f11l1'HC1RAU1 1. 1111111 K11111, l-2 2, 111-lun X1i'1l11:f11r1I. I-2 1. -lohn Burhr. . 2, C1r.11'1 S1uk.1r11111, 1 4. l11r1-nc 1S11111'1n1. 2 1-. 1111111 X11111'r, 2 S1-VlN'1'H11RAlJ1 1. ll11r1111'1y 1'mrn1's. l-2 4. kI1111l111cl'n1r11r:c11, 2 '. 151-111 Yroonun ' 2. Srmonc Hr1111.1c111'. lvl Y. N1.1ry 4 r11r11r1n1'. I 11, 11.1111 XX'.1r11. 1 1, N1.1rv,1.u1c Woodw.1r11. 1 11. lion-1111 S11r.1111'. 3 Im STUDENT COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY OPERETTA an- 1 ,L 25.55 '-: H-lvvilight Alley!! H VJILIGHT ALLEY, a elever presentation of life in the tenement district ut a large eily, was given hy the Altinior High Seliuul nn Deeeinher lil under the diree' tiun uf Miss Marvliirie Burriiws. The stury depicted the life of a pwur widow, Dame Needy, whu lived with her faintly in The Old Slineu in Twilight Alley. Dame Needy, in addition tu minding her own large family. eared for Angelina, an emigrant thild, during the day. Une morning Lily, whose father owned The Slime, visited Dame Needy and invited her daughters tu go hiinie with her, She prumised to give them eaeh a heaulitiul dress, They joyously aeeepted the invttatiiin, and leaving their ehures, departed. They returned a tew hivurs later, enmpletely transiigiired, Megs sisters, -Ia-:les hasehall team, and the ehildren of the neighhnrhond all enntrihuted inueh tn the success ut' the peitwriiiaiiee. The juni-ir High Sehuul nrehestra rendered several pleasing niimhers. as did the Ninth Grade Boysl and Girls' Ulee Cluhs. The musical departments were directed liy Mrs, Helen B, Martin. The eharaeters in the uperetta were: Dame Need Y iss.. -s Elizaheth Cahral Meg. ,..,, ., ., Lurene Buheiin 'laek .... .. , Floyd Tracy Angelina .,., , ...., Hula C-raee Kelly Lily, ,, , , ,,,, ,,,, , ,,,,,, Juanita Pollard Megs sisters , ,, , . Seventh and Eighth Grade Girls -Iaekis teaiii, , . , ,, .,,, ,Seventh and Eighth Grade Buys Neiglihurliniid ehildren ,,,,... , Seventh and Eighth Grade Girls 0.65. NINTH GRADE ,l ,X w J L1 T5 ff , ESMQ NQH ,S-fiwi, ,. - I M1- -', V ' 1 4 1 . 1 i A f QW 1 Qi HKIHTH QIIIAIWF L .5 SEVENTH GRADE q ,vii ,QM 'f V ,111-P ,f 5. ,gf 4, ' 4 JF' 5' in Y ,,:' 1' .12- -LS Activities The Trallic System T THF l1eg11111111g11l ll1esel11111l y1.11' WF! 32. M11 Vx'l1e.1tl1'y t11'g.1111:etl Al g11ve1'11111g lwfmly lui' the xl1111i11r High S1-lmil. lr u'l!l1hl4lk'Ll 111' lllllht' utlleers eleetetl from the lillllli umtle el.1ss, twiv i111'111ts l-I'Ull1 e.1el1 l11'1111- 111111111 .1111l .1 iutlge. Tieltets were l1.lIlklL'kl 11111 liy the 11fhee1's 111 lllllbt' 1't1111111it1i11g m1ll'e11ses, After rece1v111g twu tickets the 1113 'Aemlers were 1'1'e111i1'v1l 111 gm lvelivre 1l1e .1111'y licsieles their -e111e111'e they were Il1.lLl1' 111 XMUIIA green l1.111tls Ill Plillll sight l411'1111e xxeelt. This system l1.1- xxuitlwtl ellieellyely. ll . 1 The Birthday Ball' T THlL Vv'.1sl1i11g:1111 l311'tl1tl.1y Ass1'111l1ly, Fl'l'fll.lI'y IU, .1111l .ll the U1'.1t111'1e.1l C1111 test. M.lfx'l1 17. The l31r1l1tl.1y l3.1ll.'i .1 1111ef.1el pl.1y. xx.1s lNITSVl1ICLl hy 111e111l1e1's ill' the 1111111114 High Sel111l.11'sl1ip Siieiuly, Tl1e f.1s1 was .1s lulluws M.1tl.1111 l'11'.11ll111'1l, lL'.ll1 H.1yg111wtl: l'e11el11pe. Helen Vw'1llel'411'tlg l'l1m1el1v, ljtifllllly' Sl1r.1ke: Phyllis. Ruth Miller: Cfieily, M.llA5' .lu XV.1ll111gg .ll1Ll .1 t'11ul111.111 lu Ue11e1'.1l XV.1Sl1ll12U'l1- lzfvllll' l711gg.111. The l51rtl1el.1y l's.1ll'i tuuly 1'-l.1ee 111 the time 111 Vy7.1sl1111gtm111. lt tlepietetl Illk' Y 3 1 e11111l11111s ul' M.lkl.lll1 llr.1tll'11rel :111tl her tl.111gl1lers l L'IlPlUIWL', l l111el1e. .111d l hylli l1el'11re :111el 11111111 1'eee1v111g .111 111vil.1t11111 to LTCI1CI'iil Vw7.1sl1111glu11's l111'tl1tl.1y l1.1ll. The Brzulliurtl l'.1111ily l1z1el l1ee11 -IXX'-IY. Al'1'a11tl lesr she .lIWIWL'.lI' 11141 pres11111111g, M.1tl.1111 l3r.1tl tlirtl xwiiltl 11111 :11111111111ee 1111- return of herself .mtl her Ll.lllQl1lL'l'S 1111lil All-ICI' the l1.1rty. They reeeiveel .111 111y11.1t1u11 l1r1111gl11 lwy W.1sl1111gt1i11is t'11111111.111, Cf1e1ly, M.lkl.lIll l31'.1tl l'11rLl's 111.11Ll. and the ll111t111.111 l'11r111sl1rel the r11111.111ee .mtl 11111s1 ul' Ili: l111111111' 111 the play. The play emletl xy-1111 the 11111Il1er .111tl her tlauiglliters Dfllxfllilllg the 111111t1et 111 p1'ep.1r.1' 111111 fur the l1.1ll. Tl1e p1'111l11et11111 was Lhrected hy Miss l3e1'111e-: LUUCF. ll ll A Near Tragecly N MARCH 111 the seventh gmtle .llAlIl1ll1CllC el.1sses pI'L'SL'l1IL'Ll ll pl.1y e.1lleel 'KA Ne.1r Trngetlyf' The parts ut' Dr. C111':111 .111tl l11s l'.1111ily were Iillik'll hy lfv.1i1s Vv'.1rtl, .l11.1111t.1 l'11ll.11'tl, M.lTj' CTr111111'111e, .mtl RiCl1ill'kl liirtl, Billy Dever w.1s .1 l'llI1lix'l cllx'llIl MtxcT11I1I1Lxll, .1 111:1'el1.111!1 4l.1111es LyLl.lY, il 11e1gl1l1111': lftlgqn' Kluth, .1 e111111'.1e1111'- Ei11lee11 Al1sl1e1' .1111l llk'l'.llLllllt' Tmey, 1l1e elressf111.1ker .111el her tl.111gl11e1'g .lllkl R1rl1.11'Ll TL'I11l1lll1, the e111:e11 1'esp1111sil1le fur the s1111.1111111. The play was .1ppl1e.1l1le Lu the s1111ly ul' 11r1Il1111et1e Ill Il1.1t ll slwwetl 1l1e m11tl1t11111 XK'l1lIl1 resulted 1111111 IllLlIllCIl'l.lllCS lWL'Illl' -, tz1lce11 l'r11111 1111- wurltl lim' .1 tl.1y. I X 'N G .H , i4,.Qg,51::L 4.c,f?q.5v Znggidi 4 3 CS physical Education program N VJEDNESDAY, April 20, some of the students ol' the ,lunior Hi were surprised to see some laughing sailors and swaggering pirates lurking around the auditorium. Out of curiosity they ventured inside and found that these rough looking people were only a part of the program lo he presented hy the Physical Education Department, The half hour OiiCllfCYl2llllIl1CIlt included some exercises and marching drills as well as a slow motion hascliall game. The hoys furnished sonic real thrills with their tumhling and pyramid liuildingg and as a final numher. the sailors and pirates came rollicking in and did the Sailors Hornpipeu and Pirates Dance. -lhe English Assembly HE ENGLISH assemhly program was the play Sauce for the Goslingsf' which was prexnted hy the eighth grade. Charles Van Dusen played the part of the fatherg Frances Beal was the mother: Melvin Seaton took the part of the song Eula Grace Kelly, the daughter: Ida Moranto, the grandmother: Boyd Kincaid, the son's friend: and the inaid's part was taken hy Edna Lee. Dolores Oberly announced the cast, and Helen Currer was promptcr. Art Department Assembly HE ART DEPARTMENT gave as their assembly program a Color Pageant. The pageant hrought hefore the students the importance of color and its value to us in everyday life, Act I represented a color chart: act II, a Color Picture, showing Aurora in her heautiful array of colors, Passing hefore her came the characters: Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter each in colors symbolic of their res e'tive , if -ii L SCHSODS. Z ' v-1212 ...- 2 ' fiwm , f HE NINTH GRADE Buys' .m cxtr.I-Ixnlilmry IIIWIIIIQ' thcy Imvc Iwroxllcrs .xml slstcrs, .xml we .IIT SL urcnllt tu nur Alum lvlutcr. Illlsl IIIIW- .I, 4'.I1lv-r, ,I I' Na-vmuf ICHH IC. Ilzllllxxlll. 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'l'1'.uyiI.1'. NI Suml.-I'-, I-'. IS:-1-nnml, NI XXI IIIIII. I, l.IIvl'Il, ,X Ilmxewlvvl X Slvlf-:IwI1I.I. NY Sh XIIIIIII II 4I:IlI-mln. GVCIIZSIFG I I I-'ilxl Ihvw 42 Sluzllmrirxlvl VI-Ilu: I AIU - I I Y'l'II4'l1' X'I'II IY I-l1I.I,NmIIn. Ir, Amin.-ux, Ixwxmywmi li. Sl, .IuIm, Inum I-'. I':ul4f. Yi-Iliul IC 3II'1'uII,1'wIln. Sw-IIIIII I' ' ' y Mrs, Hclsn B Munn, 11.14 Iwccn wry succux u tlus yc.11'. Ir Ims Iwcn .I regular I-ulturc .lt our .I44CIIII'lIC4. A splumllgl urclxwtru .mx I.. I.-IIII-mx. Yiwlm I-I Sllvnr.-S, S.IxIvpI1-nw II 5I.IIIw5. 1'lIuI'lnvl. I M.u1mnII 1'IurlI1e-I, XY, IlmIII'III1vg Violin. Ihvrul Ibm 31,4 XI:IlI1u,IlI1'w-IIIVQ II WIIII'-:III IIIIII Xl In IIIIII N IIII In I'1-:nn I .'.I . 2.,.'.I:.', uw, ,rx . .mf 4, N. f' - ., law- . Q if n U .ics .1-A A I 1 3.0 ii .3 u L. v w I BOYS' GLEF k'l.l'H GIRLS' GIJQE lxI.l'R tlRl4lIlCS'l'R.X F .n ' 15.511 . 4 . ,.f .S - If ,J -..A'5?i:Q' T- ,wif 122 C5 Boys, Sports Basketball Hit .IVNIUR HIGH tlitl nnt liayc .1 icgnlar haslicth.1ll tcain this yrar. The ninth graders who xwnt nnt lnr h.1sls1'th.1ll played nn thu Scninr High Scliuul tcains, The :cvrntli and 1-igliili gi'.1dcsli.1Ll s1'yt'r.1l gaincs with tht' gllllllllhll' sql11111Is1 Thy lwinc runins nl' thc scyvnth and ciglitli grades h.1d a B.1slt1'thz1ll Cniitrst lasting twur wvcral works. Thcy playvd unc gains 1'.1t'h night, Alitur inany hard linnglit gaincs Miss Frcchnrns and Mr, Rcitf- huint' rwwins playvd ull in the finals. Aftvr .1 flnst' clvntcst Mr. Rcitfs eighth grads htnnt' rnmn was giyt-n tht' cl1.11i1pi11i1sl1i1w Baseball HE NINTH ilRAl3l'f playtsd tht' minlnnvd liwitus nl' thu scyunth and cighth gradcs. lt was .1 g1-1111 lx1s11hall gains Thu svvcnth .1nd cighth giuidcs playcd wfll. hut thc mnth gradu prnyvtl tn ln' Inu innch lui' lhrin and dcluatcd thcin lfy .1 wry high scnrc. Tmclt HE SEVENTH and cighth grades imsiirncyud 111 Clriirxyatcr In ungagc in il Track' intrt thvrc Many nl tht' Downcy hnys did wry wt-ll. hut tht- CTlcg1rw.1tcr tcain wnn tht' clnsc cniitcst l'y .1 wry sinall margin, Handball HIS SEASON! Inrnnnt for tht- handhall contest cnnductcd hy Mr. Vsfhcatlcy was largsr than usual. 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Xl.11' IU-'I'l1c 5u1111111 111 1l11: new p1'cw111 'l'l11: l'.1l1y 111 .1 lug cr11w1l 110, 1111111rx. ,I11111- Y-li.11-c.1l.1111'1-.11u 11-1111-1-1 l1cl1l for 1l1c Su11111r1. .Inns IO- -l1r.11l11.1l11111 1-xg-1'1'1w1 1111 11111 Sc111111'1 v1-l111 l1.111- 1.1lcl1 11.111g.11c1l ll1c 11-1111111 1l111.1l1 .1111l 1'111l11 111 ll1c1r pcr1l11111 111111' 11-.111 1111111-. 3- ,- ,f 1 f Senior Advice Xfe, the outgoing cl.1ts til- I'Ji2. le.11t' the following sage Ieel will he most lienehted ht the samez I, Xlnrv .-Xtltteritieyer, .tdvise Cleo Ilennt-tt 11ot to 1t.11t 1111t1l she is .1 I, Ruby Alt-x.111der, .idvise Yirg1ni.1 ,lines to continue i11 her .1rt vsorlt, I, Russell l'i.1rIovt, .idvise lony l..11ello not to follow 111 n 1 iethod of di t.1l .111tl maehute errors. I, Ivuretr IS.1r11ett, .nlvise Robert Witt! tl1.1t In o friends lit- ' lo1.1lt1' t I, Iverett I'1eni.1n11n, offer the Iolluwu-ig .idviee to the So I.1rlv to hed I.1rly to rise And tour U girl goes out With other guys. I, I'r.1nees ISrenn.1n, .1dv11e future sixth period Study II.1Il il they wish to do .1111 sttidving. I, Nlnurice I5run.1tl1t'. .ltlvise XV1lI1.1111 Seliohert to continue 111 Int tIr.un I, Virginia lIull.1rtI, .tdvise Marjorie I5e.111 not to marry .1 111.111 lust hee that l1e's clever .it lwridige, too. I, Ilenrv liutler. suggest tl1.1t Fioh 'I'r.1ev spee1.1l11e in .1 11 tl1.1t he tnptv then h.11e two tells .ind e.1n therefore eh.1ngefron1 1111e to the I. Vincent tl.1rke, simply advise everybody not to follow .1nvl1od1't do wl1.1t he desires 111 the first plzice. footh.1ll not .1 few teeth l1.1lf 1 d.1v, I. Dean Gilt-111.111, .idvise boyi who w.111t to try out for i.1ws .ind e.1n keep tl1eir inouth shut, Otherwise there may he O11 the other l1.111d. .1 dent1st's .ippointtnent is .1lw.1ys good for I. Mildred 4,olt-111.111, .idvisc the juniors when t.1lt1ng their 11ew pI.1ees .ret with the dignity proper to their eIev.1ted position. I. Clitiutieev C'ul1l1.1ge, .idvise everybody not to follow Vin I, llosephine Ile Simone, advise M.1ry M.1i11 to think twice before t.1It eoolttng is offered the verv s.11ne period. I, I'rnnk llililwerto. .tdvise George N.1lt.1sl1i111.1: Never do to-tI.1y wh.1 I, I'.1t1l1ne Irielt, .1tIv11e l..1ther1ne C.urrer to follow mv ex.1n1ple .ind long, lonely wmllts to .ind from school. I, Albert Ci.1leottL. .ttltise the Juniors tt- t.1Ite out eopvriglitt on tl1e1r I, Altec l1e1.1ud.1n, .ttlxise I-dn.1 Ki.1lyen not to become too entl111s1.1st1e ttorth so inueh v.1lu.1l1Ie time .ind consider.1tio11. I, Helen s1.11.1utI.1n, .ldvise Opal Alexmntler to tnlte cooltiiig next 1e.1r I, lJeIor.1s t1r.1ee. oder this .xdvice to f11t11re eotnitiittee eI1t11rtnen: If issue. always present the opposite side i11 tl1e best light :ix in1'.1r1.1hIv tl1.1t si ingly you will oieeeetl 111 getting the 111e.1sure you want passed. I. I-r.1nIt ll.111sen. .1d11se Wttllen Andrews not to take hnsltetlull so seri I, I'se.1tr1ee II.1tl1ng, .1d11se Il.1uline ISrenn.111 to curb her hoisterous w ex.11nple 1h.1t I h.11e set for her. I, Iirnest Ilenderson, advise next t1.1r's Ifeonoinies students to - Ltll tw .ind ditfe eent lil.1rlte's Senior before t.1lt1ng l'hel11istr1' stingtnshing hetween tvpograplti can lteep them forever. pltuinort- hots: niemht-rs not to sit i11 the l1.1tlt of tI1e room .nie pursuits, .iuse he's n good dancer. lie sure rent yell for next ye.1r in order other. .idvieez that is, if he intends to to do so unless they I1.1se iron inissing .tt tl1e end of the tg.1111e. in .tsseinbly next ve.1r to try to .1dv1ee. ing xl1ortl1.1nd when .1 course in t 15.111 Ive dune toAn1orrow. lind .1 eon1p.1n1on to brighten future 1no11ev-1n.1lting selientes. oter play days. They .1re11't tou f.1vor 11 eert.1in side of the de will he voted down. Aeeord- outly next year. .11s .ind follow the quiet. sed.1te ' V' 'ore .1 lest .ts it lit surt to studs htf 111ot do .any l1.1r1n .111tI 1on1etin.es one may h.1npen to study the right thing. I, lieorge Ilt-ss. .itltise ,l.1tlt Ilenderson tt1 lhinlt twice before reseiiing lt1tIn.1pped I.1tI1es i11 distress. I, Ilorenee IIuns.1lo.-r. .tdvise Opml Ilon.tl1o 11ot to I-ieeonte too tliseo11r.1ged while trying to 111.1ste1' tl1e .1rt or tvritiiig shortl1.1i1d, I, Ciladys kIol111to11. .1tIv1se tuture substitute tt-.tehers of Mrs. N11n1n11's 7th .ind Sth emtle .1rt el.1sses not to I.1ugh :tt the students' pr.1nIts hee.1use it 111.11 le.1d to tinexpeeted results. I. I'orrest Kellogg, .11I11se Dean Krebs to tontinue to pltt el1.1r.1eter tit., .ts they inake fewer de111.1nds 1l1.111 the role of opt-r.1t1e lt-.1d. I. 'lwhomns Ising. .11I11se Ulie 'lIus1.1d to t.1lte private lessons from ine ' 1ertipI.1nes 111 the .ipprovetl i11.111ner and eorreel 'nethods of to-tI.11. p.11ts i11 future operettms. i1l.1xs. .111d Ie.1rn to i11.1lte .intl s.11l p.1per .1tI11te .111d few stiegestitint to those who we - a.. img ,...sf' ev- f 1 jpasfakaf ' I CS Senior Advice I, Samuel I.a Hue, speaking for all the Seniors wish to say to the Sophomores that: Vlfe too thought high school .i pleasure, Hut soon found to our dismay That for all our idle pleasures We must later dearly pay. I, Ghirlaine Maingot, advise .ill girls, who have a tendency towards raising their voices when calling to their friends or laughing out loud in class, to refrain from doing so, as I have been told it is very unladylikc. I, I,ois Miller, offer the following advice to anyone taking typing: Don't let it be known and you will save yourself a lot of work when Annual season starts. I, Roswell Mills, advise Freshmen boys to cultivate a taste for music as I have done. I, Harvey Moyer, advise XValter Armantage to take up horseback riding as an alternative to running around the track. You would then accomplish the same purpose sitting downfmaybe. I, Mariorie Myers, offer this advice to any girl wishing a private conference with Mr. Vfrighlz Have your boy friend meet you after school and ride home with him. I, La Verna Oberly, would like to suggest to Vera W'elcome that she cultivate a taste for pickles instead of eating so much mustard. W'hat is that old saying about love and pickles? I, Margaret Olmstead, advise Lavena Dennis not to have her boy friend call her up at the school ofiice especially when the faculty is present. I, Phyllis Otto, advise Cecilia Frick to get a nickname that sticks as it is very annoying to have to answer to any old word or phrase. I, Robert Pollard, advise the juniors and Sophomores to follow the example of the Seniors and make the sale of annuals IUUW' in their classes next year. I, Gladys Radcliffe, advise Helen Boheim not to be so bashful as it is apt to give one an inferiority complex. I, Frances Ralph, advise all juniors to think long before accepting the editorship of The Summary. I, Ruth Reed, advise Mary Louise jordan not to do as I did but to do as I should have done in the matter of cultivating a hearty laugh to be used in Student Body assemblies, I, Anna Salchak, advise Alyce W'ilks not to get too chummy with any girl as there have been times when certain people have found it rather difficult to explain why they were both absent the same day. I, Alfonso Sanchez, advise Paul Redfield to take everything into consideration before deciding to take English XII next year. I, Norma Shay, advise the I-reshmen to never allow their hearts to go adrift. I, john Sims, advise the girls to refrain from getting permanents and let their hair go in natural waves like mine. I, Caroline Skidmore, advise the junior girls to go to summer school in order that they may specialize in Study Hall next year. I, Charlotte Skidmore, advise the same thing as we find it very convenient. There are so many more interesting things to do in the Senior year than to study. I, Hardy Smith, advise next year's Student Body Treasurer to come and see me and I will tell him my method of extracting money for Student Body dues from tight people. I, Ruthevelyn Smith, advise Betty Duggan not to become too accomplished at the art of playing base- ball or she might develop a superiority complex-maybe! I, Larencina Solomone, advise Nancy Mandala not to wear heavy old-fashioned clothing on Rube Day unless the weather happens to be cooler than it was this year. I, Hugh Springer, wish to remind Harold johnson that silence is golden and to practise it in future Student Body meetings, I, Iosephine Terranove, advise Bettie Bessent to continue in her art work. I, Lois Townsley, advise more students to try out for the Oratorical Contest next year. I, june W'eddick, advise Lola Seacord not to develop the habit of sewing in Civics class next year as I now see that there is a time and place for everything. I, Boyd Young, offer this little reminder to any one who may have forgotten the same: The Freshmen are young and tender The Sophomores flip and gay The juniors have the swell head But the Seniors are O. K. EPITAPH CAUSE OF DEATH FE NL AINII NOTED FOR IMAG NE JUST ORITE TIME bw --- 424 LLO. 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The sragefset was specially built for this comedy and was authentic of the Civil Wzir days, the period in which the play was set. There were several antiques -- an old organ, coffee' grinder, work-basket, carpetfbag, etc. The atmospheric setting of this production made it educational as well as amusing. Coach VV'illiams:-You know, sometimes I wish I were married and living a happy, peaceful life. Logan Wheattley:-Yeh! So do I. EXCONGRESSMAN UPSHAW OUR GUEST On October 6, 1931, during the assembly period, we were given an address by ExfCongressman Upshaw of Georgia. The subject of his address was good citizenship and the motto which he instilled in our minds was Let nothing discourage youg never give up. The lecture was exceptionally interesting and we benefited greatly from it, HUNTINGTON FOUR On October 20, 1931, during the conference period, the Student Body was favored by a program of songs presented by the Huntington Four. They were assisted by two childreng one whistled while the other accompanied her at the piano. We hope they will be able to visit our school again next year. Miss Perdewr- Robert, please give a sentence using the word judicious Bob Tracyz- -Spaghetti is not one of the jew dishes, G. A. A. AND GIRLS' LEAGUE WIENER BAKE The members of the Girls' Athletic Association and the Girls' League had a wiener bake on the school grounds Tuesday, October 20. Each girl had her fill of wieners, buns, beans, and punch. Entertainment for the evening consisted of an amateur track meet, singing, and dancing. Everyone enjoyed the evening, GRAYIHENINNE Un November Z, 1931, the Student Body was entertained hy GrayfLheninnc Ivlusicians. Nladamc Lheninne, who played the violin, has considerable fame as a violinist. She was accompanied at the piano by her husband, Mr. Gray. They were -f .,,,-14.152 V- -- S ,Q 1 1 ,':. .12- assisted hy their young son who showed marked talent as a pianist. The performance was enioyed and appreciated greatly hy all musicflovers present. Miss Powell: A Correct this sentence, Before any damage could Iwe done the tire was put out hy the volunteer firemen. Margie Myers: The fire was put out heliore any damage could he done hy the volunteer firemen. ADDRESS BY MR. SHORE Un Novemher -I, 1931, the girls were very fortunate in heing favored hy an ad' dress given hy Mr. Shore on The Art of Make Up. Mr. Shore is Max Factors personal tdvisor for the moving picture companies. The address was very instructive and proved quite etlective. SENIOR DITCH DAY Do all you lower elassmen rememher Novemher 19, 19317 We Seniors do, he' cauw it was our ditch day, a day to he long rememhered. Indeed, it was a very happy class that met long hefore sunrise, A frolic at Big Pines was iust ahead with plenty of snow, tohogganfslides, and everything that makes ditch days memorahle. At the lodge there were enormous iirefplaces that made us very warm and comf fortahle after the dives in the snow when the tohoggans did not hehave properly. The room was very convenient. having a nice piano, that Rutlievelyn loved to play and a large floor, which was excellent for dancing. On the way home the Seniors could not resist the Golden Gate Theatre. The movies orlered a happy conclusion to a perfect day. Vvlhat class ever had or ever will have such a ditch day as ours? Mrs. Stewart: Whitt is the Bill of Rights? Dean Krehs: Uh, a slip of paper Manley gets every month and grumhles ahout paying is called the Bill of Reitzf' FOOTBALL BANQUET On Friday, Novcmher 20, 1931, the varsity foothall squad met in the junior High domestic science department. There they enjoyed a hanquet given to them as a reward lor their hard work during the xason. Mr. Willittins called upon each of the Seniors of the squad to speak. Those making speeches were Rnhert Pollard, Frank Hansen, Hardy Smith, Dean Coleman, Forrest Kellogg, Boyd Young, Chauncey Cuhhage, and Hugh Springer. After the hanquet all enjoyed an address made hy Chief Newman, head coach of Whittier College. THE CHARLES ENGLISH BELL RINGERS Un Decemher Z, 11131, the Student Body was entertained hy Mr. and Mrs. Charles English and their daughter. They played several musical numhers on their valuahle col- lection of glasses, an old harp, and on the hells. The set of harmony hells were quite interesting in that the set is one of the two in existence since the Civil Wiir, when the molds were destroyed. Mr. Wriglit: Now. class, you know the law of gravitation explains why we stay on eanh. Boyd Young: But how did people stay on hefore the law was passed? .rcs CHRISTMAS PROGRAM During the conference period December 9, 1931, the Girls' League held a meeting devoted to a Christmas entertainment. The program was composed of a reading by Miss Bernice Leger, and music furnished by the Girls' Glee Club and the orchestra. This year the girls donated twentyfnve dollars to the unemployment fund to help spread Christmas cheer. I G. A. A. AND GIRLS' LEAGUE HIJINX One of the interesting events of this year was the Girls' Hifjinx, held in the gym, December 1 1. It was given as an entertainment to the mothers of the girls. Several skits representing the holidays of the year were presented by the women of the faculty, the clasxs, and the various organizations. Later dum'dums were served and dancing began. Everyone returned to her home after enjoying a very pleasant evening. ADDRESS ON NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE The entire Student Body was delighted with the assembly program on january 6, 1932. But the students had suflicient reason to be pleased since they received some first hand information on the New York Stock Exchange in an address given by Mr. Came- ron Beck, personnel director of the Exchange. Mr. Beck's magnetic personality made vital his talk on the need for honesty and the practice of the doctrine of the square deal. George Nakashima:-I saw Dean in town last night. Robert Wzirdz-Did you see his broken tooth? George Nakashima:-No, he didnt have his mouth open. Robert Ward:-Well, it wasn't Dean then. DIXIE JUBILEE SINGERS On Friday evening, February 5, 1932, the junior class sponsored a benefit show presented in the high school auditorium by the well-known Dixie Jubilee Quartet. The program consisted chiefly of spiritual and comical songs. They were assisted by the managers wife who sang several numbers. On the whole the entertainment was received favorably. SENIOR JAIL VISIT On Monday, February S, 1932, the members of the Senior class, accompanied by Miss Muriel E. Powell, paid their annual visit to the Hall of Justice. In the morning they attended the trial of a man charged with selling bogus mine stock. At the noon hour they visited the jail and inspected the solitary confinement cell, the kitchen, and the museum of the jail containing examples of the art and craft productions of prisoners. After lunch the students were permitted to attend any trial. The trip was very instrucf tive. The inclement weather did not prove any hindrance to the interest of the Seniors. Forrest:-There is something preying on my mind. Ruthevelyn:-V-Leave it alone. It will die of starvation. ILLUSTRATED LECTURE On February 9, 1932, Mr. Morningstar entertained the Student Body with an illustrated lecture on Celebrities I Have Shot. He has been one of America's leading journalists until recently, when he quit the journalistic field for a lecture tour. The entire assembly was pleased with the performance. 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II1'If11 II11I1-311113 SI1yI11rI1, XV1Il1.1111 Srlmlwt-1'Lg H11111111111, I if Williztiii Mooresg Bassanio, jack Hendersong the Duke, Harold jackson: Gratiano, Norman Barnes: Ncrissa, Olive Mitchellz Glerk, Wzillziee Mcliuen. The stage setting and the costumes gave an artistic touch to the capahle interpref tation of this classic given lay the Sophomores. Mr. Otto: ls that your mothers signature? Ruth Reed: As near as I can come to it. WASHINGTON PROGRAM On Fehruary IV, 1932, pupils of the first period Puhlic Speaking class, with the help of the Ninth Grade Glec Cluh and Ninth Grade girls, presented a Waishiimgttiii program in celehration of the two hundredth anniversary of George W2lShil1gtOIliS birth. The pupils of the Puhlic Speaking Class gave short talks on the life of Wztshf ington. Those who took part were Helen Boheim, W1iltt'r Koskie, Tela Hock-er, Maurice Brunaehe, Paul Horton, Dorothy Berry, and Benny Baudo. The Ninth Grade Glee Cluh then sang two selections and the Ninth Grade girls presented the play tntitlcd, The Birthday Ball. The entire program was considered a success and it was planned to have others in the future. MONTIE MONTANA AND HIS DANCING HORSE Tuesday afternoon, March li, Montie Montana presented a few scenes typical of a cowhoy's life in Montana. He was assisted hy his mother and father, jewel fthe Queen of the Ranch-handsj, and his famous dancing horse fSpotQ. Montie was an adept with the rope, He not only danced the hula and Charleston in cowhoy fashion hut also impersonated the Indian dancers and spoke the Indian language. This show was under the auspices of the junior class and the proceeds were used to help finance the juniorfSenior prom. THE FATAL NECKLACE A clever hurlesque melodrama was presented Wediiesdzty' afternoon, March 30, by five girls of the Sophomore class hefore the Girls' League. Urdean Kincaid played the role of the wicked villain who plotted against the honor of the fair parlor-maid fFereida Stoakesj, who was rescued hy her handsome and hold lover fRosemary Friedrichsj. The poor countess QLucille Berryj hemoaned a longflost daughter, who proved to he Fereida. As a result of his treachery, Urdcan expires from poison. One horrihle shot sends the disillusioned yet faithful villainess QBetty Lou Birdj to death over his prostrate hody. The little skit was mirth provoking and unique. Alhert:--Wtmuld you eare to go to the operetta Friday night? Vera: Yes,indeed! Alhert: Will you huy your ticket from me? TRAVELOGUE OF ALASKA On Friday, April I, 1932, the Student Body was favored hy a travelogue of Alaska presented hy Dr. W. A. Couden, naturalist and world traveller. The pictures revealed the fahulous wealth and natural heauty of Alaska. After hearing his lecture we felt like we had really heen in Alaska. ,rl UNIVERSITY OF REDLANDS PROGRAM On Friday, April S, 1932, the Student Body was ti.tvot'ed hy .t group ot' tnusieal selections presented hy the University of Redlands Ulee Cluh. The program not only consisted ol' vt 1k'. tl IILIIIIIXTS hut .tlso ot instrumental solos aml tt comical reading. Marked musteal ahihty was shown hy these young inen, two of whont Carleton Saywell .tml N.tth.ttt Barlow were graduates ol' Downey High Sehool. M.tI'3' Louise: I'IgtN't' You read Freeltles '.' Catherine C: No, I have hrown ones. SCIENCE CLASSES VISIT MUSEUM UH M1tIlsl-IB' -lf'lCI'I1W'I1. April ll, 1932, the Biology aml General Seienee classes tnotoretl to Exposition Park, where they visited the inuseutn. Mueh Villllillalt' knowledge was gained liront the speennens on exhihit, RLIBE DAY Vv'hat's thatQ ' asked one who didn't ltnow on the morning of April IS. l'Oh, it sounds like Senior 'Ruhg I3.ty', .tnswered gt junior, Indeed it was with horns tooting, .tlarni clocks ringing, .tnd guns popping. Colnineneing with at grand parade through town on horws, roller skates, and Fords, thc Seniors were still going strong at the eml of the sixth period. A happy throng - ranging frotn hahes in huggies with their rattles, pets, and whistles to tramps with their hottles ttml kits was represented. Freedom :tml joy reigned supreme on that gala day. Miss Leger: Run up the curtain. Dclnos, Ilvntos S.: Yes, Miss Leger, how far shall I goi' NATIONAL FOREST PROGRAM On Thursday afternoon, April ll, 1932. the Student Rody was favored hx' an illustrated lecture on the national forests of California, Forest Ranger Rolwe's talk was quite effective. for the pietures made us reali:e the destrilctiveiiess of forest hres. I'IIfY DANCE On Friday evening. April ZZ. the I'IifY Club sponsored a dance in the High School LIyl'IlI1AlSlLlI1l, The proceeds were donated to the Sumni.try fund. Those not wishing to dance found inugh enjoyment H1 playing cards and other games. PUBLIC SCHOOL WEEK PROGRAM I't1hlie School Week was ohservcd the lztst we-:lt of April, The program coin' ineneetl Tuesday evening, April Zo, with at Back to Sehool Night , the purpose ot this heing to show the edueative plant in operation. On Thursday at program sponsored hy the Masonic Lodge was prexntetl in the High School Auditorium. Mr, Willi.ttii MeGinnies, Secretary of the Scottish Rite Bodies of Long Bench, was weured as the speal-tei' of the evening. The entertainment also consisted of musical selections and dances presented hy the gratmtnar schools of the district, at tuinhling gtct hy the High - ., H ss' N - I, A . ,. ' Sf? V..-ff W sQ'??2'5 ' .121 - A . 1' : 1 . L ,I School Physical Education Department, and musical wlections by the High School Orchestra. This thirteenth annual observance was concluded Sunday night, when Dr. Dexter, President of Whittier College, presented an address on education before the joint congregations of Downey at the Presbyterian Church. BKHBVJ Who invented electric lights? Dean:-Noah. When he let the elephants out he made the Hrst ark light. Boyd Dean Boyd No! fWho did? Adam did. When he threw the apple on the ground, it lit. ADDRESS BY HERBERT HARRIS Un Thursday, April ZS, Mr. Herbert Harris, VicefPresident of Whittier College, presented his famous address on team work before the combined Student Bodies. He cleverly likened a large team of horses unto human beings by showing their character' istics, leadership, and cofoperation. This parable of the horses proved an instructive as well as a novel comparison. THE JUNIORSENIOR PROM The annual juniorfSenior Prom was held this year in the High School Gymnasium, Ivlay 13. The gymnasium was beautifully decorated and carried out the Oriental night-club idea, A delightful and entertaining evening was spent in dancing and Card playing. The annual is a queer invention. The school gets all the fame, The printer gets the money, But the staff gets all the blame. . ..s ' BOOST OUR ev 9 ADV LOS NIETOS VALLEY BANK NI ICNI Iililt I' Izl IIQIC ,X I. IQ ICSIC IQ X' If SYS I'IiNI O Tuul IACSUIIIICN Owl- SIQBIIIIJIIIII III! I'x'Ix'lvII- IIIL' -ISI-S3 P Y ULLEY'S PHARMAC ll I. 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