Downey High School - Volsung Yearbook (Downey, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 123 of the 1945 volume:

1 571' H My M53 i Q Il 1 lllli I S1 I ul 1 X1-Yr' 'Q n .s Y E Li f? f it f 'r 'I ,, z.. . ,i 1 L. 1 X. i an S v k X E :x -v T P ,S ,N 3: i i x vi r it I We are the students of today. We've learned from yesterday and now we want to accept tomorrow's challenge. Many of yesterday's graduates have fought to make tomorrow bright and clear, but there's much more fighting, planning, and build- ing to be done before we have our new world. Today's world, war torn as it is, will develop into a safe, secure to- morrow only if the youth of today have the education from yesterday with which to build. 35l JXE NINFEEN HUNDRED ANID FORTXCFIVE Gur school' we at the turn of the has trained many bodies to help presenil w .- g 1 OF, BY, AND FOR TI-IE STUDENTS O DOXXXNEY UNIO JUNIOR - SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL O established century and s minds and meet Democracyls challenge - his Boolc ol Memories Shows - - School Scenes - Dedication - Administration Faculty - Qrganizations - Classes - Clubs i Sports - Snaps - Features and .... Junior l-ligh To Miss Muriel Powell and Mr. P. 1. Burbeck for their many loyal years of service at Downey high school, this 1945 VOLSUNC is hereby dedicated. YESTERDAY -- Mr. Burbeck came to our high school in 1921 from Santa Ana and Miss Powell started teaching here in 1925 upon transferring from Corona. There were 135 students enrolled here at that time. TODAY - During this present term, 1944-1945, they are still a part of our school system and you will find them ever ready to help and encourage us in our school problems. After 20 years of teaching, Miss Powell still leads many school activi- ties. She is adviser of the California Scholarship Federation, English teacher, and director of the senior play. Mr. Burbeck has complete charge of a 4-H club, teaches mechanical drawing and assists in athletic contests. These teachers have watched the student body increase from 135 to the present number of 1150. TOMORROW -- This year they will say goodbye to students they have known for many years and welcome the new students from the junior high and surrounding areas, and tomorrow they will continue to advise Downey students in becoming worthy citizens of our school and nation. We Recognize - - - LEADERS Lee R. Dickerson, President Mrs. Melba johnson Financial Secretary S. F. Unsworth Roy L. Tompkins Neil T. Rogers, Clerk Charles 1. Sullivan BOARD OF TRUSTEES Our very reliable school board of trustees has given us splendid support and cooperation during the past year. Throughout the year they have met many war-time problems and have made plans for the addition of a second story for the newest junior high building. Mrs. Doris Krebs Attendance Secretary W. L. Walker, Superintendent With understanding has given students a clearer vision ofhworthwhile things in the future. lt is with foresight and intelligence that he. has assisted us in performing our programs. Those Who Lead the Way Mrs. Karyn Sanders, Girls' Counselor She who has so ably served as girls' counselor in the ab- sence of Mrs. Helen Martin deserves much credit. For her kindness, friendship, and un- derstanding, we pive our thanks. ' L. H. Williams, Business Manager The handling of the sch0ol's finances is no small job. The wise spending of finances is o responsibility which does not cease. W. l. Wright, Vice-Principal He is best recognized for his ability in handling of vari- ous personal problems taced by the students. He has helped us with wisdom, humor, and deep understanding. I l ei f t r 0 .i...l PEARL BOUCHER P. I. BURBECK ROY H. COLEMAN Commercial Drafting Shop IOHN H. GREEN HELEN HALL l. R. LAMONT Commercial Athletics Biology MIDA M. NIMMO A FLORENCE PEYTON MURIEL Poweu. Art Library English MARY SIMPSON W. H. SMITHERAN ELIZABETH STERKEL Athletics Athletics Senior Problems They're Together All the While! Those W Preps: lor To IOE Ci. COSS FRANCEIS E. ELWELL HAROLD R. DURFEE Spanish Foods Chemistry IOHN W. MERCER SAM MICELLI ADELE G. MOORE Physics Athletics Clothing HOWARD G. ROUNDS KARYN B. SANDERS MARY E. SCOTT History Biology Dromotics IANE WALTA DEL WARD FRANCOlS UZES Glee Club journalism Bond O I I V 6 . We'll Remember April ond Smile! d Us OFFOW CLASS RCDOM ACTIGN Preparing for Home -work are students of Mrs. Moore's Sewing class. Virginia and Gene give well meant but useless kibitzes to Mr. Cass, as the movie machine goes hay-wire again. This crafts situation presents Miss Powell smiles for the photog as sl-me reads the immortal Raven, Bea and Billie seem to get more of a laugh out of their mistakes than Mr. Green does. quite a problem to Victor and Agnes. ' STUDENTS HARRY' AND HAROLD This year we have been fortunate in having such two outstanding student body presidents as Harry Gifford and Harold Montgomery. Harry, first semester prexy, wielded the gavel in earnest and by the end of the first semester had sponsored a School Parade in which all the students partici- pated, resultino in the sale of S45,5l7 of war bonds and stamps for the Sixth War Loan Drive. X The second semester proved to be a busy one for Monty. He filled the iob well and completed the year with dignity. His services concluded a successful and event- ful school year. Qur Government Actual practice in the democratic form of government is experienced in the Student Council, which consists of representatives of classes, some organizations, and the publica- tions. Decisions on important matters concerning the welfare of the student body and their affairs are pondered on by this group in assembled session. Back Row: Beverly MoComic, Wava Jo Swearingen, Darlene Freeman, Barbara Anderson, Johnnie Addington, Harry Gifford, Harold Montgomery, Miarie Zeek, Eugene Angell, Bernadine Van Pappelendam, Lawana Jo Smith and Doris Webster. Second Row: Doris Chan, Clella. Carpenter, Lea Mason. Front Row: Louis Brame, Jim Stecklein, Irene Alvarado, Louise McCurcly, Virginia Boehme, Kathleen Makey, Jim Hammerton, Frank Hagey. ' so fsesmme zsrsgssb m Y-Y 7 . 2 777---r -- -V V..- V I1 Front row-L. Coleman, B, Anderson, R. C. Anderson. First Gnd Second Semesfef Presidents: Second row-E. Angell, L. Mason, V. Boehme. Gene Angell and Barbara Anderson. Back row-E. O'SulIivan, P. O'Mara. Tomorrow's future depends on today's graduates. During their past years in high school they have proved themselves worthy of responsibilities which will fall to them in the years to follow. While preparing for tomorrow, the seniors have been enjoying today by such things as Ditch day, Rube's day and the senior play. Ditch day was the first activity in which the class as a whole participated. The day at Griffith Park. included everything from horseback riding to dodging the spitting chimpanzee. This yeargthe annual senior play was Louisa May Alcott's famed Little Women which was presented at two successful performances, May 3 and 4. , Rubes day was another event which will remain in the hearts of both graduates and underclassmen long after the class of '45 has joined the passing parade. To prove that the seniors have other abilities as well as those along scholastic lines, one need only remember the dance they sponsored May 18, or the Senior Talent assemblyl As the year rolled around to that certain time in june, plans for Baccalaureate, Senior Tea, and Commencement started taking shape. Finis was signed to a never-forgotten high school career at Commencement exercises june 14. So into yesterday step the seniors who today are looking forward to tomorrow. -l-hose Leading the Seniors Oh, such fine quality! Slip on, or jacket style, the senior sacks filled the need for sweater day. Eldora Alexander Virginia Boehme Lois Colernon George Duncan GQING INTO lrene Alvarado Arthur Bossard Bill Collingsworth William Ehinger Barbara Anderson Byron Brown Kenneth Conner Merle Eldridge YESTERDAY CARE Tl-IE SENIGRS Eugene Angell Birdella Bull Q. C. Anderson james Arthurs Carmella Calvano Doris Chan 'iillie Buckner Clella Carpenter Gwendola Culvvell Lee Dickerson ames Copeland Deon Davidson Bonnie Fitzgerald f Myrna Fogle da Mae Falke , . Ruth Fleming l l Beatrice Bewley Beverly Close Glen Dollahon Robert Frahm Buster Blankenship Elvira Cabos joseph Duncan lean Garland in' 1- - 1 -iselixf 1. --Newman, W sm.ru-ununaum-1.nmm,wm .1 W David Gibson Bettye jones Beverly McComic Lea Mason I-ICD Eva Gifford Pauline Keel Ethel McCoy Yolanda Mattel TODAY HAVE BEEN Harry Gifford Adeline Gonzales Barbara Gillins Cora Hakker Bob Knapp Madeline Lecoq Richard Kyle Billie lean Leieritz Louise McCurdy Thena Mclntyre james McGarrah Roberto McRobert Robert May Lorraine Mazet Rod Mayfield . Alta Louise Meek: TRAINING Roy Herron john Hass Ceorgien lacobi Evelyn Longardener Betty Lemert Edith Lowe Kathleen Makey Lupe Macias Eugene Mallory Harold Montgomery Ray Millers Bill Mosher Venturing on a wild steed, bareback, was just one example of courage that the sen- iors displayed on Ditch Day. In a Typical California drizzle, Harry Gifford declares to his worshippers that the prospective election of Monty is in the bag!! X FOI? Tl-lEll2 jimmy Nicholas , Patricia O'Mara Edsel Noland George Pickinpaugh David Powell 4 Martha Ponder Normon Saxe Marjorie Self - Marilyn Saxe Wava lo Swearingten Patricia Taylor . Emma Tavarez Q 1 f-ew:cf,..sm-mmnewwwu'.. 5 Q11-,ina m inline TOMCDIQIQCDW Eugene 0'5UllivOr1 lohn Pehrson Eva Pickett Robert Osborn A luanita Palmer janice Peterson Ales Rhoades Warren Roper Gene Soulsbury xlorma Reavill Catherine Roese Karyn Sanders Lawana jo Smith Raymond Stock X Shirley Swank Ilara Smith Mary jane Smith Eleanor Stowers. Paul Tubbs Milbourne Vogt Harold Warren Eleanor Tracy Bill Van Deren john Walker l l l l r Ronald Werft Robert Warren Alison White - Dick Willcox Edward Whitney Ralph Williams Yvonne Williamson Mary Lou Williamson Bill Willingham Marie Zeek Charles Wyant Dorthy Stull l l i is 9-wpmaegwaamfamwvgng ral... x M. M. up m,.Q.,.:uu-w. Q: , .mr an lla-sm ml1 Back Row: J. Copeland, C. Carpenter, M. Zeek, M. MaComic, B. Ball, E. Nolan, B, Andersen, E. O'Cu1livan, H. Montgomery Middle Row: B. Frahm, L. McCurdy, E. Stowers, R. Stock, I. Alvarado. . , , First Row: V. Boehme, D. Chau, H. Gifford, J. Pehrson. Again this year the Who's Who is appearing in The VOLSUNG through the combined efforts of the faculty and Quill and Scroll. The pictured students were selected by the faculty to represent the class of i945 in this division, with representatives chosen for personality, scholastic ability, sportsmanship, poise, and personal contact with the teachers. News and feature stories in The NORSEMAN announced the winners in the three stages of the contest. The 20 representatives, and the activity which identifies each, follow: Irene Alvarado, NORSEMAN editor, Barbara Anderson, football queen, Birdella Ball, senior play lead, Virginia Boehme, commissioner of publicity, Clella Carpenter, Girls' League president, Doris Chan, commissioner of entertainment, Beverly McComic, Girls' League president, Eleanor Stowers, Commercial Club president, Marie Zeek, VQLSUNG editor, Eugene Angell, senior class president, james Copeland, life member CSF, David - Gibson, CSF president, Harry Gifford, student body president, Bob Frahm, Varsity captain, Harold Montgomery, student body president, Edsel Noland, 20th Century Hi-Y president, Eugene O'Sullivan, track, john Pehrsqn, life member CSF, Ray Stock, Camera Club president. w -l-he -l-op Twenty Back row-E. Alexander, P. Bier- bower, T. Boggs, E. Bebek. Second row-1. M. Bartleft, 1. Ad- - dington, G. Bodenhorn, B. Bacon T. Bickel, D. Ball. 1 Front row-V. Anderson, B. Biddle L. Aguirre, E. Addington, D. An- derson. Back row-R. Busse, R. Campbell A. Chaparro, D. Brown, B. Chapel Second row-G. Cade, L. Castaneda L. Brame, V. Cabrera, T. Christy. Front row-L. Buchanan, F. Carroll D. Buhler. Back row--j.,Dufour, D. Cox, H Coogle, 1. English. .H Second row-M. Cotten, A. Crogen, M. Felton, M. Fisher. Front row-H. Cur.rY. B. Crooks, l. Andres, D. Faunta, O. Cabos N. Davis. s coming Int , f' f 7 A rg. . ik. If ' J- X J N X 9 1 F' 5. l ,K l Q f N e. 1- fi-ri r- 1 ., W Q XE 91- 117' TOC3lc3y XAXTZ Back row--l. Groot, M. Guerra, E. Fleming C. Granillo, V. Couett, G. Garcia. Second row-M. 1. Grissom, B. Gal- lagher, M. Fisher, S. Hamilton M. Giovinetti. Front row-W. Grotewold, I. Cray B. Hansen, F. Hagey. Back row-A. F. Henriksen, D. Hess I. Hopper, A. Henzgen, S. Henson G. lack. Second row-1. Hernandez, D. Hor- ton, P. Haviland, A. Hodges. Front row-B. Hoffman, l. Hey, A Hearn. Back rovv-B. Kringel, W. Lawley, E. .Longardner, C. Kelley. Second row-P. Limon, C. james, R. Lindsay, R. Karns. Front row-R. Lecoq, M. Lewis, I. jordan, G. Katanjan, R. lung. Back row-B. Morgan, W. McGar- rah, R. Martln. X' Second row-B. Mangrum, M1 Mc- Caughan, S. Lopez, A. Mqqre, T. McLaughlin, P. Millers. ,L-I . fr- Front row-V. Morel, L. Morey, B. , Marsh'all,' P. Mullin, ' R. 'lylorxb 'N gomery, E.lMoore, Fl. Loomls. ' . .nn .4 . Bock row-1. Olsen, C. l..A' Parks, K Rasmussen, E.,Nippert. Second. row--S. Ray, E. Reed, l. - Reiley, S. Pullen, T. Neely. A Front row--K. Noel, P. O'NeiII, E Passow, V. Norrell, H. Pederson The J l'S dlTCl Bock row-E. Saxe, V. Smith, S. Smith, B. Scheel. Third row-D. Stull, P. Schmidt, G. Rounds, P. Roark. Second row-l. Rojas, l. Steere, P. Shafer, R. Rush. Front row--R. Shaker, K. Tanksley, D. G. Thomas. Back row-D. R. Thomas, C. Wel- chel, H. Zylstra, I. Yoder, 1. Wright, C. Watkins. Second row-J. Williams, B. Win- frey, S. Unsworth, 1. Williams, M. Van Bergen, L. Williams. Front row-D. Welch, M. Varela, R. Young, 1. Ward, D. Webster. The junior-Senior Prom is the main event of the year for the juniors and is given by them to the seniors as a parting gesture. Funds were also raised this year by three one- act plays given on December l, I944. The class was led by: Bock row-1. Wright, H. Curry, I. Addington, D. Ball. Front row-M. Fisher, R. Karns, R. Shaker, L. Williams lomittedl. Bock row-K. Costlemon, B. Clopp, B. Comstock, F. De Boets, R. Boggs, S. Ccsido, C. A. Culwell. Second row-E. Corr, C. Colvin, B. Crcun, A. Cox, B. Cox. Front row-B. Burmoster, D. Cum- mings, R. Cline, 1. Cushing, D. Buhler, R. Couldwell. Bock row-B. Bergman, D. Berry, M. Brain, F. Bledsoe, E. Barnett. Second row-C. Boggs, R. Block, B. Boker, S. Bouwens, B.,Boyd. Front row-M. Abbott, A. Anderson, A. Alexander, 1. Adoms. Bock row-P. Ellis, 1. DeArmond, S. Dinsmore. Second row-l. Felkins, G. Duncan., 1. Guoldin. Front row-B. Fether, M. Edge, L. Dudlext, l. Foster, D, Fuller. The Soplw ,JI - '15 if-' . -9 X 1. .4 Q www uh Wljkq-X-' 'WV ft .1 0 :I ,F lfpyfq' Lg, fj'x.N ,,-uf? ,.',l,1 A'r , Mila 31 K ,,, I . 41, Lg I . I 'ff A sl' YS .I 4 J 0, . -AN A K 4- A - -Qs +s- ,. -- -A f., .-,.V- - i -,G X X ,. 1 --11.14.1- -1 ' l'T.,.-il oros Who ku - ? Back row-j. Homrnerton, E. Gra- nillo, P. Hanly, B. Heining. Second row-j. Herr, A. Gonzales, K Heldoorn, W. Hansen, G. Hakker F. Henriksen. Front row-M. Hancock, E. Hodgson - E. Gorton, A. Guerra, M. A. Gear- hart. Back row--B. jordon, I. johnson, H johnson, G. Howe, R. jepson. Third row-R, johnson, j. johnson C. Ivey, B. Langen. Second row-G. jones, j. Kirkpatrick E. Klang, j. jackson. Front row-B. Knight, M. Leieritz. Bock row--J. McCoughon, 1. Meese, D. Miller, L, MCC-uire, B. Mallory. Second row-D. MCC-uckin, A, Mox- well, j. Lollie, R, Mercer, l. Meade Front row-1. Motorozzo, C. LoBue L. Motfei, R. Linder, D. Lewis. Back row-l. Miller, I. O'Nelll, B Olson, N. Modesett, H. Oliver. Second row-L. Orris, N. Newport, Pj Norrell, A. Pettigrew, W. 'Pc1rks, l. Murray, Front row-1, Norfleet, B. Morel, H. Mucklow, B. Mosher, 1. Murovez. Back row-F. Roy, L. Pulley, R Price, C-. Reovis. Second row-M. Roughton, G. Reo- vill, R. Roop, T. Riley. Front row--A. Russell, E. Russell, H. Rives, R. Reinke. Will Shape ur -l-omorrovv The sophomore class has shown an outstanding interest in athletic and other-extra-curricular activities. Their two main events of the year were the talent assembly and the Christmas dance. The class was led through the year by the following officers: Back row-B. Strong, B. Craun, D. Freeman, B. Van Pappelendam, H. Rives. A Front row-C. Calvin, E. Russell. Back row--T. Turner, S. Turner, H. Stowers. Second row-C. Stevenson, D. Stod- dard, 1. Uronga, F. Scriven, I. Stecklein, j. Taylor. Front row-D. Scharn, L. Tyrrell, B. Strong, I. Scharn. Back row-D. Werft, B. Watson, D. Weinberg, j. R. Williford. Second row-C. Woodworth, B. Wil- helmus, B. Warner, M. Williford, B. Wishek, B. Wilhelmus. Front raw-M. Uronga, N. Wicker- sham, B. Weiss, E. Yell, B. VON Pappelendam, D. Freeman. SQ? Q -. wg , i-:ff 'L fi ' 5 2 X33 x ,gg Q . f , r X . N X 'Y www., X A fam ' A 3. -kk m f df Y is 49' W W -, -'aww r ' A A at 'P , , ' f f Fw-r f ? My W - ' , . . , -. x - Q- ygw X A ' A ' x Q, , X ,. -S P mx-'-N 'NNW - - - -s ,Y5,Rif :mg fx Qffkf- ' 3 -M f f x f ymym. QQ K - 5 4 L x,-. X L - . ,K , 5 'WM' Q . 'P A X Q 'A My -ww ' iw... - - . - 1 t www 'QM - 2 -wisp! .-wir Wm' Mm' A -- X . - l 1 2 if i 1 Lf x X ' - , in fx -WSF? g:.gJgQ,w-Q -W N. . K 3? ' 'A fi? PF' f P Sk Q M X xg ' ?- 'Sig TQEQXQZ. S gx -Lei - :fl -, M, 5:55 V MX . . ' 1 K - 1 --fm Qfk-,ggi-bl: 5:-1. . w.g1QxW'gxgix K 1 F X x g vf1:.1-S-.Nw X-wkxwx -' ' . Q X X Ne i .ff . -N 'vii' 3? 35212 Pvfzixxig- 'V 6 fg X .zw.a3:X'Saf1l ' Q N X 1,1 Q- -. - .qwxvzxsmix . - 1 .f. N' x -- bf 1 x slmwwwfi Q13- . J X Mmm x ,X x . iggxf in X was QS if ik -Q CLUBS Back row-lohn Pehrson, john Williams, Charles Stevenson, Art Henzgen, Bill Willingham. Second row-Virginia Boehme, Karyn Sanders, Clella Carpenter, Blaine Hodges, Louise McCurdy, june Gauldin, Edith Klang, Dorothy Horton, Don G. Thomas. A Front row--Kenneth Noel, Bertha Hoffman, Mary Lewis, Miss M. Powell, Doris Chan, David Gibson, Carol Calvin, joyce Cushing, Lois Williams, jack Wright. - ' Back row--jim Williams, Fred Carroll, Don R. Thomas. Second row-layne Smith, Mary Williamson, Mary Abbott, Eva Gifford, Catherine Roese, james Copeland, Eugene Angell, Bill Van Deren, Beverly McComic. g Front row-B. Wishek, Eleanor Russell, Barbara Baker, Robert Mercer, Eleanor Stowers, Irene Alvarado, Kathleen Makey, Betty Lemert, Louis Brame. Alibis and accusing looks, spaghetti and laughter, tun and more fun featured the two CSF parties. Even the smart set knows how to have good times, it seems. 'The CSF is the California Scholarship Federation and is made up ot students whose grades and character are of the quality required for the nation-wide organization. Some T of our students have captured lite memberships. This year the club has more members than it has Q ever had since the local chapter was formed. Mem- I' d I n bership totals 40 this year. David Gibson ........ President .... . .......... Doris Chan Eleanor Stowers .,.. Vice-President.. ..Mary Lou Williamson Clella Carpenter.. .... Secretory .... ......... E va Gifford First Semester Office Second Semester A I r U S t PEN PUSI-lEI2S i lrene Alvarado. . . .... President ..... ..... L ouise McCurdy Bill Van Deren ........ . .Vice-President.. ..... ...... D oris Chan Buster Blankenship. . . .... Secretary .... , . .Mary Gene Saulsbury During the past year, as in the years before, Quill Louise and Ilene presidents and Scroll sponsored many projects, a few of which P0SeW1rhAf1v1SerWafd have become annual events in school, some of these being the annual Press Banquet, the Campus Queen contest, and the awards which are given to the lO seniors who have achieved most while taking their journalism work here. . Quill and Scroll has done its share of patrotic work also, by sending The NORSEMAN free to all servicemen from this school. Among general activities, the members undertook a cookie sale, sale of names for annual covers, sale of doodle pads , and football pin sale, completing the year's activities with the play Deadline, written by Alta Louise Meeker and pre- sented in an assembly in April. To reward individual achievement and to encourage initiative in high school journalism is the purpose of this organization. Back row-L. Smithj I. Alvarado, P. 0'Mora, C. Carpenter, M. Zeek, L. McCurdy, E. Gifford, B Van Deren. ' Second row-L. Mason, E. Alexander, D. Chan. Front row-G. Saulsbury, Adviser Word, K. Makey. Back row-V. Cobrao, L. Ma cias, A. Gonzalez, L. Aguirre, M. Virella, P. Limon. Second row-Mrs. Sanders, O.Cobos, C. Quinonez, S. Lopez, M. Guerra. Front row-1. Hernandez, G. Garcia, G. Granillo. We're all Pals together! In order to obtain a better understanding and friendship of neighborliness toward American countries, the Alta Vista-Y was organized. This club is sponsored by the Y.M.C.A. and is under the leadership of Mrs. Sanders. , Gay Cabelleros Adviser Sanders, Lupe and Soledad recalling friendly relations with Latin neighbors. Gracious Ladies First Semester Office Beverly McComic ....... . . .President. . Clella Carpenter. luno Yoder ..... Barbara Baker.. Annabelle Hearn Mickey McCaughan ..... . ...... ..Vice-President. .. . . . . .. . .Secretary. . .. .... . .Treasurer.. Second Semester ..CleIIa Carpenter . .Beatrice Bewley . . . . .Evelyn Reed , .......... Mary Abbott Song Leaders.. Bernadine Van Pappeldam Song Leaders. ......... Eleanor Russell Through the year the Girls' League accomplished Bev, Mrs. Sanders and Clella,-happy over the success of this year's League. . 1 . very much. A very successful talent assembly was presented and also the Sadie Hawkins dance was sponsored where our very shy girls had to ask the special one and only for a date. Later in the year the Mothers' and Daughters' Tea with a fashion . show completed the year's activities. Back row-E. Reed, I. Yoder, B. Baker, B. McComic, C. Carpenter, M. Abbott, B. Von Pappelendam. Front row-A. Hearn, B. Bewley, E. Russell, M. McCaughan. iim mmm smwwQmwssww:esQs r First Semester Yolanda Mattei. Beatrice Bewley. Byron Brown. . . Karyn Sanders. . . . . Checking lists of names for the service flag ore . Miss Sterkel andYalanda. -l-OlCl'i Bearers Office . . President. . . .Secretary. . . .Treosurer. . Second Semester .Beverly McComic . . . . . .Doris Chan Vice-President. .. . . . . . . .Dorothy Horton . . . . .janet Steere The traveling sales girls in black have never failed in their visit to classrooms once a week carrying precious war stamps and bonds. This has been Les Torcheres' most important duty, along with that of keeping the service flag up-to-date. The task of changing the club constitution turned into a delightful evening when the girls got together at Karyn Sanders' home, where refresh- ments were served and a lot of chatting went on. Miss Elizabeth Sterkel, adviser, gave guidance to the torchbearers so that these girls could be a symbol to the girls and boys on the campus. Admission to this club is governed by girls' participation in school activities. Back row-B. McComic, M. Zeek, B. Bewley, B. Hoffman, I. Yoder, L. McCurdy, B. Ball, Y. Mattei, L. Steere. Second row-L. Williams, B. Leieritz, I. Smith, l. Alvarado, B. Brown, K. Sanders, N. Reavill. Front row-S. Unsworth, A. Hearn, M. Lewis, D. Horton, S. Pullen, B. Anderson, D. Chan, K. Makey, C. Carpenter. Back row-B. Ball, I. Addington, R. Campbell, j. Williams, B. Mosher, V. Boehme, R. Mc- Roberts, B. jones, A. L. Meeker. - - Third row-B. McCamic, S. Scriven, D. Buhler, B. Lemert, K. Noel, P. O'Mara, K. Sanders B. Mangrum. r Second row-B. Bewley, K. Mokey, E. Pickett, G. jocobi, l. Smith, N. Reavill, M. Williamson Front row-B. Anderson, L. Smith, G. Saulsbury, W. Swearingen, L. Mason, D. Gibson. Desdemona, where forth art thou, Desdomona? Perhaps getting their Shakespeare o little mixed up, but enjoying it just the sarne, the back- stagers went highbrow on us. We're speaking of when a nice gathering of dramotists saw Othello at the Biltmore. Miss Mary Scott watched her, at first doubtfult students, turn into deep admirers as their eyes bulged and mouths popped open. Cardinal Mosque is an active dramatic club for those who prove their talent. After passing o stiff test which makes you a member, you are ready for anything, During the Bond Parade the Cardinal Mosque members took the form of characters from the stage of the post. - --.,.,,1 ,.,.-..L 4... D.I+..v.f.-A nv. AA.,..-fn First Semester Office Wova lo Swearingen ....... President. . Lea Mason ........ .... S ecretary.. Georgeen jacobi .... .... T reasurer. . Second Semester . . . .john Williams ..Virginia Boehme Roberto McRoberts ..... . .Vice-President. .. . . . . . . . .... Norma Reavill . . .Pat 0'Mara liirst lxlightcrs Back row-B. Olson, L. Mattei, B. Lemert, H. Zylstra, P. O'Mara, M. Denton, I. Foster, V. Gouett, M. VanBergen, R. lung. , Second row--Miss Helen Hall, D. Chan, B. Wilhelmus, M. Self, C. Smith, D. Hess, A. Hearn, 1. Yoder, L. Williams, S. Unswcrth. Front row-B. Ball, E. Gifford, C. Carpenter, C. Roese, E. Stowers, D. Buhler, D. Horton, B. McComic. A How about a few curves, gals? Like to lose some extra pounds? The Girls Athletic Association has been active in sports the year around. On Tuesdays after school the fairer sex turned into Viking Amazons. Under the direction of Miss Helen Hall the girls matched abilities. Perhaps you've noticed the white GAA sweaters which the girls so proudly wear. Give way to them fellows, they were definitely hard to earn. Proudly displaying their hard won letter to Adviser H Hall are G A A prexy's Dolores and Marlon First' Semester Office Second Semester Dolores Hess. . . . .President .... . ..... Mariorie Self lean Garland. . . Vice-President. .. . .... june Yoder Doris Chan. . . . .Secretary. . .... Clara Smith Annabelle Hearn. . . .Treasurer. . . . .Eleanor Russell Bloomer Girls Back row4B. Knapp, H. Gifford, R. C. Anderson, B. Frahm, F. l-lagey, E. O'Sullivan, L. Dick- erson, I. Nicholas, B. Collinsworth, R. Millers, D. Davidson, T. Bickel, R. Stock, G. Cade. Front row-D. Thomas, Brame, E. Addington, F. Carroll, W. Roper, E. Noland, H. Mont- gomery. The purpose of the Letterman's Club is to create and maintain high standards of sportsmanship and arouse interest in all kinds of sports. ' The foremost project this year, as every year in the past, was to govern the wearing of stripes, the size of letter, and wearing of stars on the letter- man sweaters of the school. To be eligible for membership the applicant must have made a Varsity letter within the year. i These three, Mr. W. l. Wright, Bob and lim, really helped chop all illegal sweater wearers. Stars anal Stripes l SPANISH I Back row-1. Lollie, 1. O'NeilI, A. Gonzales, R. Mercer, M. Fisher, D. Mi:Guckin, E. Granillo, R. Stock, P. Hanly, L. Pulley, R. Roop. Third row-B. Olson, T. Riley, E. Klang, W. Lawley, R. Rush, I. DeArmond, D. Berry, B. Comstock. Second row-j. Nicholas, A. Russell, I. Kirkpatrick, E. Hodgson, P. Norrell, B. Van Pappelendam, D. Miller, V. Laubach, E. Addington, R. Price, I. Matarazzo. Front row-M. Williford, I. Gouldin, D. Dudlext, R. Black, B. Clapp, D. Fuller, j. Gray, C. Stevenson, C. Watkins, I. Goode, G. Cade, Adviser 1. G. Coss. SPANISH II Back row-C. Roese, B. Scheel, E. Gifford, A. Pettigrew, C. Quinonez, A. Gonzales, H. Zylstra, B. Wishek B. Lawhorn, H. Rives, C. Parks, I. Meese, R. Stock, I. Hammerton. Second row-H. Stowers, K. Makey, A. Hodges, I. Cushing, S. Dinsmore, C. Calvin, P. Schmidt, B. Wilhelmus B. Baker, M. Abbott, L. Tyrrell, B. Bacon, D. Cox, B. Hansen, K. Noel. Front row-1. DeArmond, L. Mason, 1. Smith, M. Brain, B. Weiss, D. Buhler, B. Watson, 1. Yoder, B. Biddle T. Neeley, I. Addington. Arufyxuxios DE i Back row-V. Boehme, l. Alvarado, D. Horton, D. Powell, A. White, Y. Mattei, 1. Pehrson. Second row-B. Ball, B. Willingham, l. Wright. Front row-D. Gibson, D. Thomas, L. Coleman. Over the Hills and Far Away almost became the theme song of thelSpanish Clulb when they ventured on a jaunt taking them nearly 40 miles from their Alma Mater, their destination Padua Hills. The tamished travelers were presented with real Mexican food and music upon their arrival. Such comments as What's this? C-ee, it's good, but what am l eating? ls it spicy? were hushed by Mr. Coss during the dinner party. Later in the evening, club members and guests had a chance to use their Spanish. A three-act play was presented in gala Mexican style and we mean Mexican, minus any English. The play was especially good for the students' morale since they found that they actually gathered what was going on. Another fiesta MUCHO FRIO was the gay skating party at Haines. Here the Alumnos mastered the art of skating, well, they skated! And, besides a few wet spills, a good time was reported by all. Adviser Coss, Coleman and Don juan here take a siesta. ESPANCDL l l Row l-P. O'Mara, j. Bartlett, l. Alvarado, M. Lewis, Miss F. Peyton, K. Makey, E. Alexan- der, A. White, A. Moore. Row 2-V. Boehme, 1. Olsen, D. Horton, I. Cushing, M. Abbott, I. Kirkpatrick, P. Shafer, E. Pickett, M. L. Williamson. Row 3-D. Stull, B. Hoffman, B. Baker, B. Wishek, L. Dudlext, E. Longardner. Row 4-M. Brady, D. Fanta, P. Schmidt, D. Hess, C. Kelley, S. Scriven, W. Byers, N. Reavill, B. Leieritz, B. Brown. Row 5-E. Moore, E. Reed, I. Yoder, V. Couett, M. Felton, D. Anderson, R. lung, R. Fleming, 1. Smith. Tri-Y is a religious but non-denominational organization for high school girls who, under the auspices of the YMCA, have banded together to achieve a common purpose. They are seeking for themselves and their friends the highest standards of life and conduct. A good time is always had when the Tri-Y girls get together. Knotts' Berry farm for dinner and installation exercises was a scene for such an occasion. They also sponsored the dog fry at Huntington Beach which was claimed a great success by the students and faculty members who attended. -l-ri-Y l First Semester Office Second Semester Annabelle Hearn. . . . . .... President .... . . ....... Pat O'Mara Dolores Hess .... . .. .Vice-President. .. . . .Lois Williams T june Yoder .... . .... Secretary .... . . . .Bertha Hoffman Mary Lewis .... .... T reasurer. . . .... Eldora Alexander O'Mara, Hearn and Mrs. Peyton make plans for the beach party. I 1 Back row-E. Noland, D. Ball, L. Brame, B. Shaker, H. Montgomery, j. Reiley, j. Williams, B. Scheel, D. Cox Front row-E. Addington, H. Gifford, B. Frahm, E. Whitney, D. Werft, F. Debates, C. Sutton, Adviser H. Banks. To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community higher standards of character and Christian living are the purposes of the Hi-Y clubs of the nation. This year only the pictures of the Hi-Y council appear between the covers of the annual. The council is composed of two members of each club in the school. 2 A Under the capable guidance of Mr. Harry Banks, the council planned many things for the Hi-Y. They are responsible for the gunny sack, straw hat and shoe polishing seen on the campus twice this year, as well as the planned Hi-Y trip to the snow. Harry Banks, YMCA adviser and secretary. I l i Hi-Y Fire Bugs Formed at the first of the school year, the Firebugs, under the direction of Mr. Durfee, have proven themselves capable and efficient at all times when called upon. Their duties were to 'be at designated places when the alarm sounded, clear the building to which they were assigned, in record time, and then see that everyone returned to their classes promptly and quietly. . Back row-D. Wilcox, E. Noland, B. Collinsworth J Nuchola H Montgomery W Roper B. Frahm. Front row-Adviser Mr. H. Durfee, L. Smith, K Sanders M Saxe B Anderson L Mason ' W. Sweoringen, L. Coleman. E. - ,, 1 4 f .xisinx MNA tw lx I. rdf- VIEW x, . Y X X E N - I I tw L ,rs 3 A i we i fi ,E Back row: l. Alvarado, S. Scriven, B. Watson, D. Anderson, E. Alexander, K. Makey, D. Fanta, 'E. Gifford. Front row: Mir. Durfee, Adviserg R. Stock, B. Van Deren, Adviser Mr. D. Ward. Vilatch the birdie! This is one of the mad cries from the friends called the SHU'l'l'ER- BUGS. Some of the super swell pictures you've been enjoying so far represent the work of the members. ' ' But clicking the cameras isn't all that the I5 members do. Fun was the order of the day up in the mountains and a good sunburn was had by all at the beach party. Deserving a lot of credit for the organization of the new club are advisers Del Ward ond Harold Durfee and Bill Van Deren. CAMERA CLUB A First Semester Office Second Semester Bill Van Deren ............ President ..... ........ R ay Stock Buster Blankenship ..... . .Vice-President. . . . . .Eldora Alexander Mr' Durfee Smiles for the photog. Kathleen Makey. . . . . .... Secretary ..., . . .Doris Anderson . f Doris Fanta ...... . . .Treasurer. . .... Kathleen Makey Shutterbugs Back row-L. Smith, P. O'Mara, C. Carpenter, E. Gifford, B. Watson, M. Zeek, B. Van Deren. Front row-L. Mason, D. Chan, B, Brown, G. Saulsbury, K. Makey. How do you like it? We had big plans until Uncle Sam put his finger on us and said, Don't you know there's a war on! At first we were disappointed, but then we found that many schools were without annuals at all., So we decided to make this the annual Downey would never cease to boast of. Under the direction of Del Ward, the cameras clicked, the pencils were shoved on, the typewriters hummed, and the results-well, look for yourself. Copy Xxfritersy Editors: Gene Saulsbury, Seniors: Doris Chan. Marie Zeek. Faculty: Pat O'Mara. Features: Eva Gifford. Clubs: Alta Louise Meeker. Sports: Ed Whitney. , Photographer: Bill Van Deren. journalists examine a NORSEMAN hot off the press , with Cletus Cowdy as pressman . . . K. C. Wei prints the VOLSUNG on the Meihle . . . Ed Whitney censors sports pictures, while Co-editors Gene Saulsbur Back row-Adviser Del Ward, 1. Duncan, D. Kyle, EQ Whitney, 1. Reiley, B. Van Deren, M. Fogle, l. Falke, K. Noel, j. Groot. Second row-D. Fanta, A. Meeker, P. Haviland, M. l. Grissom, I. Gray, D. Chan, C. Carpen- ter, L. McCurdy, M. Van Bergen, R. lung, A. Moore. . Front row--B. Watson, B. Brown, R. Fleming, B. jones, P. O'Mara, I. Alvarado, K. Makey, D. Anderson, E. Gifford, G. Saulsbury, L. Smith, L. Mason. Oh, please get those stories in! The editor deserves much admiration for pushing the journalists to make the deadline and spending long hours after school which aided in turn- ing out the weekly NORSEMAN. News and activities showered the front page, while facts and boners along with good old-fashioned nonsense gave pleasure to the readers of the feature page. The victorious Viking gridiron men were given due attention on the sports page, while the junior high added its touches with the last page. Adviser Del Ward was the source of correct English and vital helper in time of doubt to the NORSEMAN staff. Galley Slaves First Semester Position Second Semester lrene Alvarado. . . .... Editor. . . ..... Kathleen Makey ' Ed Whitney ....... .... F eatures. . . .... Clella Carpenter Warren Roper ......... ..... S ports .... ........ E va Gifford Buster Blankenship ......... Business. . . . . .Louise McCurdy and Marie Zeek ponder yearbook problems . . . Bill Van Deren snaps the shutter for annual pictures . . . and Kathleen Makey and lrene Alvarado edit the week's news. ms-s mamm- minima r . w mr x iiem. masse.: .fd Y . fir 55 if ' .LL N if lf f Q' ' 7 Z a . - Q , . - aqspx. .. X . .. , ' I wi -K Q-Sig, V D 'i'?3'X5'7fAf.M . :Q-9 1 -ng' N559 f Huw. I :Q .2-'FF -, 5 -4 f- X i Eff H ' P. 1 3195 ffff, H' , iff fiqhi . SQ-W f -1 1 1 8 - -, sf -. Q f' vw 1 , , H . - V we JZ: A . , 'ff , N If.: . X, x - gi- 'Ifsf 3 - , 1 T J : K n .K ,LA I K 5 . A h 11 V 4 :TQ k ggxwgx . h A X .QP A 3 -'gm 1 t w x K S, Q ig X ie Q yzsgf r 5 'LE 1 Rs , :Si ,Q X W ,vw Hi .. -A U ,. .esiw f 4 , . 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Bickle, F. Carroll, D. Ball F. Hagey, I. Royas. Second Row: Director Uzes. P. Shaker, N. Hambarian, J. Yoder, J. Nichols, D. Evans H penter, A. Willis, E. Klang, J. Charlston, D. Sharn, R. Adams, H. Donahue, J. Sharn D. Lester, J. Jordan, B. Christy, C. Johnson, R. Scott. Front Row: A. Comeseroff. C. Morrow, J. Moosechekian, A. Clapp, B. Coy, K. Kendall E. Johnson, L. Carroll, C. Carpenter. The combined orchestra, consisting of fifty junior-Senior high school students, has had a very successful year under the capable direction of Mr. Francois Uzes. Not only have they played for 1 school assemblies and programs, but they have MR. FRANCOIS UZES assisted with the Red Cross Benefit and Kiwanis D' t 'rec or Show. For special occasions they combined with the glees clubs under Mrs. lane Walta to present outstanding concerts. STRING ENSEMBLE Row l-lack Scharn, Dick Scharn, Richard Lindsey. Row Zvjune Yoder, Mr. Uzes, jackie jackson, Clella Carpenter. Symphony Kruggel, R. Lindsey, B. Bair, P. Groot, P. Hamilton, J. Jackson, P. Wishek, C. Carl r v SOLlflCl genders Solid, groovie, jivey, on the ball-we don't know which one would fit the Vikats best! But we do know that Downey's own Swing Band, led by Mrs. j. C. Coss, has been an inspiration to many musically-minded students. The Vikats have never failed in making hot and sweet music at the school dancesond keeping up on new tunes. They have entertained during several assemblies, and also gave a musical spirit to the bond rally in which they took part. Front Row: J. Hey, L. Scott. I. Rojos, J. Hammiem-ton, S. Henson, Mr. Joe Coss Second Row: M. Fisher, R. Anderson, F. Carroll, R. Lindsey, T. Bickle. Back Row: D. McGu-kin, D. Wilcox. SENIOR GIRLS TRIPELETTES-E. Gifford, L. Mason, I. Alvarado, R. McRoberts, E. Pickett, G. Saulsbury, E. Alexander, G. Irwin. Song Birds Easy on the ears would be a good title for the girls triplets. During the past year 'they have added pleasure to many assemblies, sang for the Women-'s Club and the Annual Mothers and Daughters Tea. Pick out the future Crosby or Sinatra! You're sure to find one in this talented group of boys. During an assemfbly when they sang several selec- tions, one being Stout Hearted Men, they had all the feminine hearts a-flutter and even the Viking men pricked up their ears. SENIOR BOYS OCTET-H. Gifford, E. Angel, K. Connor, D. Kyle, B. Frahm, R. Mayfield, R. C. Anderson, B. Mosher -l-f0UlDdClOl'S Clella Carpenter whose nimble fingers accompanied the Clee Clubs Contributing their talents to such affairs as installations, Red Cross benefits, Rotary Club, and many other school activities were the Boys Glee Club, under the capable direction of Mrs. lane G. Walta. This has been one of the most outstanding and largest boys' choral group in the history of our high school. Row l R Young T Christy, R. Stock, G. Howe, D. Brown, B. Mosher, B. Knapp, C. Woodworth T Riley E Nippert M Uranga R Williams, D. Werft, B. Heining, R. Dodson. Row Z D Kyle L Dickerson, B. Biddle, R. Mayfield, K. Conner, D. Dayidson, C. Anderson, E. Noland V Morel I Murray Row 3 1 Copeland R Millers, E. Angell, H. Montgomery, Mrs. lane Walta, H. Gifford, B. Frahm W Roper I Uranga Row I-A. Russell, C. lacobi, V. Boehme, R. McR0berts, W. Hansen, M. Cotten, l. Hey, D. Lewis, B. Olson, Y. Mattei, L. Coleman, E. Alexander, M. Grissom. Row 2-K. Sanders, M. Abbott, l. Miller, M. Williamson, l. Alvarado, P. O'Mara, L. Castaneda, H. Mucklow, A. Chaparro, M. Leieritz, S. Scriven. Row 3-N. Wickersham, I. Felkins, G. Kataniian, B. jordan, M. Mattson, 1. Harris, V. Norrell, M. Fisher, E. Tracy, G. Reovill, L. Mattei, I. Goode, S. Ray. Mrs. lane G. Walta, director. Rl-hey Raise lhei Inspiring voices, a quiet hush and then the roar of applause as the maroon clad members of the Girls' Glee Club of i945 finished their ren- dition of Hail America and Mis- tress Margarite at the Red Cross Benefit Program. These some 80 tire- less singers also lent their talents to Row l-E. Moore, S. Unsworth, P. Norrell, E. McCoy, l. Falke, W. Byers, P. Miller, A. Cox, G. Culwell, B. Van Papplendam B. Brown, B. Leieritz. Row 2-O. Cabos, B. Gillins, L. McCurdy, E. Cobos, R. Linder, I. DeArmond, L. Mason, D. Hess, P.'O'Neil, j. Olsen, l. Petersen, G. Herr, E. Passow, C. Carpenter. Row 3-L. Smith, M. Giovinetti, E. Hadson, B. Anderson, B. Crooks, E. Pickett, N. Reavill, P. Haviland, D, Anderson B. Bewley, B. McComic, M. Saxe, W. Swearingen, G. Saulsbury, L. M-acios. Voices in Song many programs for the Women's Club and the Rotary Club. The warblers also presented on effective assembly for the student body November 22. A beautiful hymn, sung at Baccularte, ended a very active school year for this talented group and their enthu- siastic instructor. Office ....President..... First Semester Louis Brame. . . Eeanor Stowers. Corita Kelly. . . Lois Williams. . KQYPOGVCJ Kdrvers - What's this? Looks like walking newspapers to us! New commercialists dressed in paper, complete from shirt, skirt and dunce cap looking relieved when the line for the initiation dinner came and the newsie clothes could be shed. Monkey business isn't the only business that is performed by the Komical Kommerical Kaperers. Doing ther show of patriotic work, the mem- bers participated in the war bond parade by writing out the bonds and changing money, also by working after hours at Draft Board, Ration Board, Chamber-of Commerce, and Red Cross. The advisers to this club, which has added much to school activities, are Mr. j. H. Green and Mrs. Pearl Boucher. Back row-M. Leieritz, l. Gauldin, K. Heldoorn, E. Pickett, R. Fleming, C. Welchel, M. Brain, G. Culwell Advisor Mr. john C-reen. Second row-A. Henzgen, I. Groot, I. Williams, C. Calvin, L. Pulley, H. Rives, R. Rice, R. Roop, B. Weiss. . . . . .Secretary .... ... . ...Treasurer. .. ... Second Semester ..Eleanor Stowers . .Catherine Roese Bille lean Leieritz .Shirley Unsworth 1 Front row-V. Gouett, M. Felton, R. McRoberts, L. Dudlext, B. Baker, 1. Cushing, 1. Kirkpatrick, M. Edge, M. Saxe, D. Chan, C. Carpenter. ' Back row-1M. Lewis, S. Unsworth, L. Brame, I. Williams, C. Kelley, B. Winfrey. Second row-?Advisor Mrs. Pearl Boucher, B. Brown, B. jones, R. Fleming, L. Williams, P. Shafer, E. Stowers, C. Roese, S. Pullen. Front row-1. Yoder, P. Schmidt, N. Reavill, B. Leieritz, M. Varela, S. Lopaz, B. Anderson, G. Saulsbury, B. McCornic, E. Moore, G. Katanjian. PLAY TIME O QUEEN BPxI?BPxRA Princesses Betty Winfrey and jo Ann 'De Armond For three years in succession Miss Barbara Anderson has held honors on the campus, first as Victory Princess, then as Homefront girl and finally receiving the title of Football queen in her senior year, by popular vote of students. ' Barbara was elected Football Queen and her competitors, Miss Betty Winfrey and Miss jo Ann De Armand, were selected princesses. Runnerup to joanna Carter as Miss Viking, Barbara two years ago was proclaimed princess during her sophomore year and later she shared honors with Eugene McClung as the Homefront Couple. P The coronation ceremonies took place at the Homecoming Dance spon- sored by the Senior class, on November l7, with the Quill and Scroll in charge of the ceremony. An ecrue colored throne was placed amist maroon and white pillars and other courtroom decorations were done in gold and purple. Queen Bqrbofq entered the courtroom during intermission dressed in a royal purple sequined robe and attended by the two princesses, Betty and jo Ann, who formed her guard of honor. ' The crown was placed on her head and a corsage was presented by Irene Alvarado in behalf of the Quill and Scroll. , The football squad made her a presentation of an inscribed gold football at this time. s S S I 'S x Yr ms mn, 1- 2-'Z' ff!! Rubee 'D xx ZH KRW 'Y if, i1-iii tw 5q, V 1-5 X' 11UnNc.'e Q af I L S HB1 Vu. 'Ton MMC: .-Q i-xi: Xie? . f f ff , 669 Q' Yxiv 1 ' - - 91.11 , ,fs f 1 ' is I Q- A . .,, 'A Q , W, ' K A L ' , L - A.. 25 - ' ? J mv' ' .K - .S 5. i ' i X T., V? ik I 'becx My X V I, ,fix f ,- -Q-9 u Y W ffiv ig ,Q Wm -A I In , fu ' , 49.4 -IW . X X? fra,-Q Y-A M ul, If uf F If l Q, 9 g L n Tn ' ,f v, Y tl fy ,X V A 'Q f J 1 f x A jf A QP, ' 6' '- 'lgifi-' M' f' ' ff -4'-an - 'f 4 f - 1 0- - A - . ' V. mi I v VHTC' 1 ITC., ' -n in ' gs x ziq g Q- Q A I . ' 'qi f , rr I Q X X A 4 . 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Birdella Ball Amy. . . . . ............. Karyn Sanders Beth. . . .... Irene Alvarado, Norma Reaville Marmee ..... . . . .... Wava lo Swearingen Aunt nMarch. . . . . . . Father .... Laurie . . . ... .- john Brook ...... . . Professor Bhaer .... . Hannah .... . ............ . Aunt March giving some undesired advice to Io 'and Beth. fllnderstudysj Presented on May 3 an .Gene Saulsbury . .john Pehrson . .David Gibson . .David Powell ...Will Ehinger ...Billie Lieritz d4. Wedding Bells! SENIOR PLAY LITTLE WOMEN This year's senior drama, Little Women, was a play of the Civil War days centered around the March family. The family consisted of the four daughters, Meg, jo, Beth and Amy, Marmee, Father and Aunt March. Meg, the oldest, works for a wealthy family, but marries john Brook, tutor to Laurie, the boy next door. jo is companion to Aunt March, Mr. March's peppery old aunt, and becomes an author later on. Beth, who has never been well, becomes fatally ill but gives com- fort and solace to her family until the end. Amy, a very vain child, flowers into a graceful and charming woman and marries Laurie, while abroad. Mr. March served as chaplain in the Army for some time but was sent home when his health broke. While in New York, where she was writing for a newspaper, jo meets Professor Bhaer, whom she marries later on. A Despite the grim background of war and tragedy of Beth's death, the story moved on with the loves and lives of the Little Women . Miss Muriel Powell directed the play and Beverly McComic served as student director, Miss Elizabeth Sterkel, who was in charge of the set, was aided by Ray Stock and Betty Lemert. Home for Marrnee's birthday are Amy, Io, Meg and Beth Q S 3322 'Y' - fi? Q S .29 af fi Mzf wx . :ms xc ,, ,Se 5 . k S X 5. .X W 3.15: Q sw Nw N. fx Q Wil' 5 3 SN wig X553-:'g za. ,- 4... BX f g S4 + ,ww Assemblies Dances At the Quill and Scroll banquet the new Norseman staff announced . . . The Four Freedoms discussed by the juniors . . . Swing Band helped to put over the Bond Rally . . . The Stranger will take joel's message to the Gallilean . . . lrene crowns the queen at the Homecoming Dance . . . joel pleads with Hulda to take the Gift . . . juniors presented The Neighbors as one of three plays for the annual program . . . Senior Girls' Ensemble sang for the Girls' League Installation . . . loan and Louise in a skating exhibition given for the student body . . . With his light brown derby and her hair piled high upon her head, Bob and Lois give Trolley Song . . . StudentBody Prexy, Harry Gifford, leads Football Queen, Barbara Anderson, out for crown dance. :se wrss-awsag r 1nnwi-as .,, 4 cs. Ex, A4 of N X Q7 x4 0 'if' fA f' mf' SPCDIQTS M553 x 9 qi? SX 41 N -, i ix? Wx 1515 1 X,:Q35,c-, .- f k?:3,JfAa. - ' ff is -ru Q , X a E. Mallory F. Hagey W. Roper Right half Fullback Left half I Tl-lE GIQIDDERS ' Coach E. Smitheran congratulates Captain Bob Frahm after leading the Viking eleven through a very successful season. Burbank was the scene for the initial fracas on October 6. The local eleven was, after a tough battle downed by the enemy l8-6. 1 Downey's first victory was handedvher after a stiff engagement with Garden Grove. The final tally being I4-O. Another home game October 20 brought the Vikings their second victory when they slammed the Brea ll to a smashing defeat. Score 26-0. Back row-R. 'Montgomery, D. Brown, I. Wilkinson, P. Bierbower, G. lack, T. Third row-G Cade, R. Dodson, S. Smith, D. Weinberg, B. Willingham, B. Mallol Gorton, M. Fisher, K. Tanksley. Second row-Coach Micelli, Coach Smitheren, B. Biddle, D. Davidson, E. O'Sullivc Montgomery, L. Brame, E. Addington, D. Willcox, Managers T. Neely, D. W Front row-C. Dollahon, H. Gifford, B. Collinsworth, R. Stock, 1. Nicholas, G. C i Defeat was handed to El Segundo as the Vikings journeyed to the Eagles' den and shelled the orangemen to the tune of 27-O. A fighting Viking football team sailed to Monte- bello and. bombarded a highly toted Oiler team and left them holding the sore end of, a l9-O defeat. ln the closest and hardest fought game of the sea- son the Vikings came out on the long end of the home- coming game with Citrus l2-6. s, V. Morel. Carroll, T. Bickle, A. Henzgen, F. DeBates, E. Mallory, F. Hagey, D. Thomas, W. Roper, H. B. Rush. Cl. Granillo, B. Frahm, R. Anderson, E. Noland. Downey 6 ..... Cla rden Grove O. Brea Olinda O. Downey 27 .... Downey I9 .... Citrus 6 .... THE FINALS .....al'...... ....Clt...... ....0t...... Burbank l8 Downey l-4 Downey 26 El Segundo O Montebello O Downey l2 Back row-R. C. Anderson, H. Gifford, Captain R. Mayfield, D. Willcox, G. Rounds, C. Parks, 1. Copeland. Front row-Coach Smitheran, 1. Reiley, W. Roper, T. Bickle, B. Frahm, most valuable mang H. Montgomery, B. Henning Netting 5 out ot l4 games played the Varsity basketball squad this season had a fairly successful tournament. Coach Sam Miccelli led the Vikings through their first few matches but was suddenly taken ill. From here Coach E. Smitheran led the team through the remainder of the season. james Copeland was the only returning letterman from last year's team. Beside this six others were veterans from the B's of last year. At the close of the season Bob Frahm was voted most valuable as well as being high point man with well over a hundred points to his credit. Bob Frahm most valuable mon Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey VARSITY 'BASKETBALL FINAL COUNT 33-Allstars 25 24-Newport 4l O--Valencia O O--South Pasaden 25-Montebello 33 27--El Segundo 25 25-jordan 34 -Allstars l9 G Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey X, 35-Wilson 42 26-Puente 22 25- 25--Wilson 48 34-jordan Z3 28- 27--Puente 26 24-Montebello 34 South Pasadena El Segundo 22 Viking l-loopstcrs Back row-C. Sutton, H. Curry, D. Werft, T. Neely, 1. Hernandez, 1. Stecklein, R. Rojas. Front row-Coach Smitheran, M. Uranga, D. Cox, B. Biddle, F. Carrol, D. Davidson, R. Montgomery. Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey 1-.-r 1 i l The local B Basketball season, although it might not be called successful, proved to be as 'exciting gs they.come. Winning fdcujr out of l2 games, jVs were sparked by Bobby Biddle, guard, and john Herandez, forward, the two top scorers this year. The players were mostly newcomers to the hardwood court, but several boys had experience as Cees in l943. All of th hoopsters on the B squad were juniors or Sophomores, so they should make their appearance in the field of basketball next year. B BASKETBALL 33-Montebello 42 Zl-El Segundo l5 30-jordan l3 26-Wilson 47 34-Puente 25 Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey 23-South Pasadena l9-Wilson 28 Zl-jordan 22 I6--El Segundo 27 35-Puente l6 8-Montebello 30 Junior rldasketeers Captain I. Hernandez CEE AND DEE C BASKETBALL Back raw-l. Taylor, H. Kruggle, R. Busse, H. Loomis, 1. Williams, G. Chavez. Front row-1. Edwards, B. Morel, l. Uranga, 1. Kennedy, R. Reinke, F. Moxley, Manager F. De Bates. D BASKETBALL ' j. Edwards, D. Davidson, H. johnson, l. McCaughan, W. Vaughn, L. A. Morey, R. Copeland, C. Wright, B. Curry, K. Payne, Manager F. De Bates. LICEI-ITIES El Monte at Excelsior at South Pasadena at Montebello at El Segundo at Orange at South Pasadena at El Segundo at El Monte at Montebello at CAGE BATTLES EI Monte Downey South Pasadena Montebello Downey Downey Downey EI Segundo Downey Montebello Back row--I. Wright, 1. Stecklein, C-. Dollahon, D. Thomas, A. Henzgen, K. Tanksley, D. Werft, C-. Duncan. X Front row-Coach l. Edwards, B. Biddle, I. Hernandez, M. Fisher, E. Addington, B. Frahm, W. Roper, H. Gifford, T. Bickel, j. Reiley, Manager F. De Bates. Due to the fact that the article has to be at the printers early it is impossible to print the outcome of all the baseball games. So far the Viking horsehiders have played eight games, they have won four and lost four. Although there is no definitegfirst string the starting nine usually reads: Eddie Adding- ton, left fieldg Bob Biddle, center field, Kenneth Tanksley, right fieldg john Hernandez, third baseg Tom Bickle, short stop: Warren Roper, second base: Morris Fisher, first base: Bob Frahm and jack Wright, catchingg Glen Dollahan and Harry Gifford, pitching. There are four seniors on the lineup: Warren Roper, Bob Frahm, Glen Dollahan and Harry Clifford, the rest are juniors and will return next year to give Coach jerome Edwards a well seasoned team. BASEBALL TILTS Anaheim at Downey . Chino at Downey El Segundo at El Segundo r , Montebello at Downey Anaheim at Anaheim Chino at Chino APPLEKNOCKERS Orange at Downey Orange at Orange Citrus at Citrus Compton at Compton Montebello at Montebello El Segundo at Downey El Monte at El Monte El Monte at Downey l-rdcksters TRACK SCHEDULE Compton at Compton Cathedral jordan at Downey Huntington Beach at Invitational Brea Olinda at Relays Santa Ana jordan at Downey Montebello at Downey El Segundo at Downey C. I. F. Trials at Long Beach Wilson C: I. F. Finals Back row-Coach E. Smitheran, D. Brown, j. Arthurs, R. Mayfield, D. Kyle, P. Bierbower, I. Copeland, E. O'Sullivan, G. C-ranillo. Front row-D. Weinberg, H. Montgomery, L. Dickerson, F. Hagey, R. Dodson, F. Ray, M. Uranga. Back row-Coach E. Smtherans, P. Ellis, B. Schrade, R. Bewley, 1. Russell, B. C-urgman, C. Stratton, j. Hass, B. Turner, R. Busse. Front row-P. Broward, R. Reinke, C. Wright, D. Ball, D. David- , son, F. Carroll, R. Montgomery, l. Addington, B. White. Coached by Mr. E. W. Smitheran, the l945 track squad came from first season defeat at the hands of lordon, Compton, and Cathedral to put up a good show in the Huntington Beach and Brea Olinda relays. They grabbed a third place at Brea Olinda out of nine other schools, and scored seven points at Huntington Beach. This year, contrary to last, a C spike squad came into being, besides the usual A and B thin clads. f Probably the outstanding Viking cindermen this year were Lee Dickerson, Frank Hagey, and Roger Reinke. Dickerson and Hagey were both Varsity athletes while Reinke came under the C heading. lhegwim l-lolz When hot weather hits Downey high, the Vikings fully appreciate their chlorinated swimming hole. Capably managed by lvlr. Larry Ossen, the pool has been and will ever remain a popular place with water-minded students. Larry Ossen BASEBALL . Row l-I. De Armond, M. Gephart, M. Williford, 1. Norfleet, l. Adams, L. Dudlext Row 2--l. johnson, M. Brain, L. Mattei, 1. Lollie, L. Tyrrell, B. Van Pappelendam G. Hakker. SPEEDBALL r Row l--M. Self, M. Williamson, N. Reavill, B. Brown, E. Pickett, B. jones, B. Ball E. Gifford, G. Irwin, B. Lemert. A Row 2--l. Smith, R. Fleming, B. Gillins, B. Leieritz, E. Longardner, M. Zeek, E Stawers, B. McComic, L.,Coleman, B. Bewley. Row 3-C. Smith, A. White, B.'Anderson, L. Smith, G. Saulsbury, W. Swearingen M. Soxe, L. Mason, B. Hearon. VOLLEYBALL ' Row l-H. Zylstra, l. Yoder, B. Hoffman, M. Lewis, D. Stull, D. Horton, P. Haviland D. Anderson. Row 2-B. Morgan, S. Pullen, E. Reed, A. Hearn, D. Hess, M. Cotten, W. Lawley. Baseball While not pro's the girls can really slug that pill. Base- ball goes over well with them. Speeclball Pursuing the favorite out- door sport, these senior girls are ready to give anyone a good game of speedball. Volleyball Although it looks simple for these juniors, volleyball is real- ly a game of skill and co-ordi- nation. , TENNB Really slamming the ball around is an easy job for this group. Tennis is a popular sport with them. l Row l-S. Pullen, E. Moore, L. Mason, W. Swearingen, B. Bewley, B. McComic, M. Saxe, Row 2-K. Mokey, M. Denton, l. Alvarado, V. Boehme, P. Haviland, D. Anderson, M. C-risson, l. Folke. . Row 3--l. Barlett, M. Felton, V. Gouett, L. McCurdy, K. Sanders, P. O'Mara, W., Lawley, C. Carpenter, M. Fogle. BASKETBALL Ready to get the ball for their team, as the referee tosses it are these seniors. lt was a happy day for them when the GAA. all-stars de- feated the faculty team. E. Gifford, B. Ball, M. Saxe, B. McComic,l B. Bewley, K. Sanders Hut, two, three, four! Hut, two, three, four! This familiar sound reached many ears first period as the members of the Cadet Corp marched on the football field. ln their khaki uniforms and shouldering their guns, these cadets are preparing themselves to meet the rigid challenge of the future, in service or in civilian life. Major Ralph Benton, supervisor of the corps. Mel Vogt and Morris Fisher lookin' mighty military. i r . Cadet Corps Jlawlcar-4 I , ,, Leaders ol the liuture We, the students of today, are the hope of tomorrow. ln our hands lie the task of making the world a better place in which to live.- We must build a future which will assure our children a better education and a better opportunity to make their way in the world. ln these halls we have received the foundation which will guide us through our lifetime in pursuit of these ideals. At the close of another school year, may I express my sincere apprecia- tion to the students and teachers for making this one of the most success- ful years in the history of Downey junior-Senior High School. Your loy- alty and cooperation here is preparing you to become worthy citizens of our beloved nation. l pray that you will all have good health, good friends and happiness in the years ahead, and that you will always cherish the memories of your junior high school days. Sincerely, W. L. WALKER. Jerome Edwards Gwendolyn Flaclc Superintendent W. l.. Walker lointly carrying out the duties and meeting the responsibilities of their offices, Ierome Edwards, 'boys' counselor, and Gwendolyn Flack, girls' counselor, assist Superintendent W. L. Walker in attending to student problems. C. A. BAUER Social Studies MISS H. HALL Gymnasium I. R. LAMONT Mathematics MISS A. SMITH Social Living Faculty Mathematics MISS F. ELWELL Foods MRS. L. HAYES I Nurse I. D. HEMPHILL Shop . W. S. MARTEN Shop MRS. A. MOORE Clothing W. H. SMITHERAN Athletics MISS W. STONE Social Living 1 They Nlolol After a strenuous morning of teaching school, our hungry faculty enjoys a well earned meal. 5 Qui Futures MRS. V. ENGLE Music MISS F. FARRIOR Mathematics e MRS. C. GERBER English W. I. HENDERSON Science MISS F. HIBERLY Algebra MISS A. HUSSEY English MRS. I. OBRADOVICH Social Living MISS C. RAND English MISS M. SIMPSON Gymnasium MISS H. TILSON Art MRS. I. VENABLE Librarian MISS G. EVANS Secretary The future belongs to 'those who prepare for it. Along life's path we may tend to- stumble and falter, and take the wrong lane. Although we are young, we are .beginning the trials of human existance. We are guided and advised by the faculty now as we were in the past. We learn by their teach- ings the difference between right and wrong. ln some way, perhaps very small, we shall succeed by their help. Without their advice, we would have been unable to come this far in our search for educa- tion. Perhaps, in future years, the teachers' thoughts and words will ever echo in our hearts and minds, so that we may be sure of our decisions. Carrying out the duties of student body president for the year of '45 were lule Ardis and Buddy Curry, who, as student leaders, did cz fine iob. Student l.eaclers Top honors for a successful year of leadership were carried off by the Student Council. With excellent cooperation from the student body, jule Ardis, and Buddy Curry carried out their terms as presidents very suc- cessfully. Two members added to the Council this year were the Girls' League president and junior NORSEMAN representative. Student leaders first semester--Back' row-I. Edwards, B. Chan, R. Robinson. Front row-P. jones, R. Preston, M. Dickerson, P. Pullen, M. Felton. Second semester-Back row--B. Curry, B. Harris, j. Russell, M. Heaps, I. Edward Second row-M. Edmundson, E. Neale, C. Morrow, l. Pickett. Back row-R. Balthrope, l. Blair, P. Broward, N. Best, L. Aguirre. Second row-R. Bigelow, l. Ardis, R. Bays, L. Allen, M. Austin, L. Anderson. Front row-H. Ater, M. Barnes, L. Arnswald, M. Berry, 1. Bell, B. Bench, I. Anderson. Back row--V Choats, A. Buchanan, G. Chan, R. Copeland, A. Crandall, B. Corbin. - Second row-B. Curry, D. Davidson, C. Chavez, R. Crogan, L. Coleman, N. Calvin, A. Chavez. Front row-A. Crandall, E. Chaparro, C. Churchill, M. Dickerson, I. Contraras. Back row-B. Elmore, A. Glass, K. Cold, H. Frost, I. Erwin, L. Fagan. Second row-M. Douglas, P. Elton, D. Ellis. O. Eldridge, M. Hancock, M. Edmondson, P. Hart. Front row-M. Duncan, P. Dunton, M. Felton, D. Evans, L. Gingry. Ninth Grade Back row-B. Huyck, H. jackson. Third row-E. jack, M. johnson, P. Horton, H. jerome, j. Hass. Second row-j. jordan, j. johnson, D. johnson, P. jessup, E. Hartzler. Front row-P. jourique, B. james, A. lvey, N. Haviland, E. Heaps. Back row-L. MacDonell, j. Mazt, K. Miller, K. Kyser. Third row-H. Kramer, C. Mills, K. Kemp, M. Midkiff, D. McCoy. Second row-H. Kruggel, j. Knapp, j. Lenhart, B. Laubach. , Front row-N. Lansley, A. Loya, B. Kinard, A. Lingenfelter, B. Longworth. . Back row-K. Payne, B. Morrey, A. Moyer, F. Moxley, M. Perada. Second row-N. Niquette, j. Paine, B. Peltier, M. Perez, W. Perry, M. Peterson Front row-M. Monroe, j. Moreau, R. Mance, F. Neal, C. Pehrson, j. A. Pickett Ninth Grade Eack row-R. Ru'z, L. Sninz, B. Sales, I. Russell, 1. Rainey, R. Robinson, R. Roop. Second row-F. Rudd, P. Pullen, N. Reinking, R. Reovis, N. Quient, V. Ray. Front row-B. Queainberry, G. Robinson, R. Preston, I. Pinnizotto, F. Pickrel. Back row--B. Smith, N. Sloan, G. Schlimmer. , Third row--V. Thornton, S. Thiele, B. Taylor, B. Shrode, F. Schafer, E. Stowers. Second row-H, Stroud, P. Stimple, V. Tarvorez, P. Swartz, C. Sutton. Front row--L. Steere, N. Soper, P. Sondura, C. Smith. Ninth Grade 1 ,7. YY Y Back row-B. Waldren, W. Vaughn, B. Turner. ' Second row--V. Wilkinson, I. Williams, I. Williams, S. Tompkins, L. Wessels, D. Webb. Front row-V. Wilcox, M. Wetzel, B. Watkins, 1. Walker, B. Walker, F. Vonderlin. Back row-D. Peterson, B. Bebek, D. Wright, C. Ziegler. Second row-B. Cassidy, C. Wright, R. Flores. Front row-V. Cassido, M. Woodworth, j. Barron, N. Cambell, D. Yell, A. Diliberto, j. Anderson N. Abrams Here today, gone tomorrow. So goes the story of the freshman class of '45, During the time this class spent in good ol' DUjl-lS they accomplished the task they set out to do. Today we remember them for the activities in which they participated. Hats off to the freshman class of '45! You willingly provided drama and music for our assemblies. The social studies class presented Thanksgiving for Freido , while Post War Problems was given by the Speech Club. One of the main projects was the sales of stamps and bonds. Also the drive for Christmas gifts for sailors, sponsored by the Girls' League, was successful. i And now tomorrow this class goes to many other successful school years. Ninth Grade The ninth grade presented during November Thanksgiving for Freidcl, which was given to create o more friendly feeling toward the United Notions. Back row-D. Anderson, L. Aguirre, T. Berry. ' Second row-l. Berry, A. Banczyk, T. Baldwin, I. Bauwens, R. Bailey, l. Bazen, C. Adams, G. Aguins. Front row-G. Anderson, T. Anderson, C. Ardern, I. Azbell, M. Barb, B. Bair, B. Baker. Back row-L. Buck, A. Broward, R. Clark, R. Carhart, R. Chavez. Second row-A. Castaneda, L. Colclasure, L. Bledsoe, D. Chapman, C. Butler, G. Byers. Front row-C. Boggs, A. Bojanower, I. Brame, 1. Buhler, B. Carron, 1. Caskey, A. Clapp. Back row-L. Edmondson, I. Finngan, J. Cox, D. Evans. Second row-R. Douglas, B. Elmore, D. Fanta, R. Farris, I. Garcia, M. Favorito, P. Endres. Front row-l. Collingsworth, A. Comisaroff, T. Cattey, L. Davies, H. Forsburg, 1. Dawson, V. Ellis. Eiglwtli Grade Back row-D. Hanson, D. Gunderson, H. Granillo, QB. Glasgow, P. Groot, E. Gueerrero. Second row-G. Gray, I. Graff, D. Greer, 1. Harmon, J. Hanson, P. Hamilton. Front row-1. Gibbens, M. Gibson, P. Gilmore, N. Hambarian, R. Hakker, E. Hanely. Back row-B. Hansen, L. Henrikson, T. Hoffman, B. Harris, M. Hendred. Second row-G. Hopps, A. jaurique, C. Hem, B. Holt, I. Hodges. Front row-G. Kepplinger, D. Kearins, D. jones, lslohnson, P. jones, E. loduga, O. jenkins, B. jackson Back row-D. McLaughlin, E. Lutz, B. Mallory, R. Kramer, E. King, D. McAbbee. G Second row-P. Lutz, M. Gonzales. Front row-B. Miller,.N. Milano, D. Marchese, C. Lemert, L. Manning, I. Mayne, P. McGuire. Ei,glwrl1Gr.ade l Back row-T. Miller, B. Monrow, K. Moore, R. Moxley, D. Myers, E. Neale, l. Nichols, C. Morrow. Second row-J. Miller, I. Murray, R. Mosher, B. Mosher, I. Mooshekian, D. Murray. Front row-1. Moore, D. Miller, L. Miller, P. Miller, M. Mitchell, A. Morgan. Back row-R. Phillips, W. Paine. C. Oldfield, H. Peltier, E. Quiroz, R. Rhoades, R. Redick. Second row-V. Osborne. H. Pettigrew, D. Peters. Front row-M. Ortega, B. Pinnizotto, P. Niquette, C. Oropeza, l. Regan, C. Noel, B. Riggs, B. Rarick. Back row--D. Stiller, B. Schmidt, P. Riley, M. Russell, j. Russell. Second row-l. Shaw, I. Schappols, B. 1. Robinson, B. Stephenson, E. Russell. Front row-C. Ryan, 1. Robinson, P. Sax, 1. Smith, 1. Ryder, S. Smith, E. Stevenson. Eighth Grade An average day in Mrs. Charlotte C-erber's fifth period English closs is being enacted. Bock row--I. Von Couvering, L. Troylor, M. Waeny, D. Tyrrell, D. Taylor. Front row-j. Swenson, M. Tonksley, T. Tavarez, T. Turner, G. Curner, P. Von Poppelendom, G. Villecas Bock row-F. Ward, D. Greer, 1. Word, I. Zark. ' Second row--1. Warner, A. Wilks, A. Wright, 1. Whitlock. Front row-L. White, M. Wright, V. Wilkinson, M. Wallace, P. Wishek. Eighth Grade I S2V6V1'El'l G c3ClZ Top row-I. A. Brown, A. Babigian, QR. Baird, M. Brady, S. Bokma, C. Baker, R. Broward. Second row-M. Allen, L. Bonham, R. Adams, G. Bewick, D. Brewton. Front row-M. Azbell, N. Barnett B. Billings, 1. Blakemore, A. Bleal master, C. Buchanan. Top row-QT. DeRush, R. Cabrera, R Chavez, C. Carpenter, B. Chan, T Carnahan, I. Charleston, L. Cox I. DeChiazza. Front row-M. Cassidy, L. Carol, M Childers, B. Coy, 1. Curry, G. Davis D. Davidson. Top row-W. Dunlop, H. Donahu R. Goode, C. Fogle, G. Edquist G. Earwood, j. Frey. Second row-B. Galasco, G. Donahu D. Dunning, C. Ewald, C. Felkins C. Figueroa, L. Foster. Front raw-E. Eckberg, 1. Edmond- son, B. Estabrook, C. Fogen. Q Back row-E. Hernandez, N. Gutier- rey, R. Hill, I. lennings. Second row--M. Heops, D. Hickey, G. Grant, W. Hacker, E. Harford, A. Houghton, R. Huyck. Front row--B. Gughrie, M. Goodwin, I. Himmerton, P. Hansen, P. Har- ris, M. Hartslar, C. james. Back row-C. johnson, R. Lingen- feller, R. McCurdy, K. Kramer. Second row-N. Makel, L. Maybe R. Kemp, B. MaGonna, K. Latham A. Larson. Front row-N. MacAbe, B. Katon- iian, M. Dorsey, E. johnson, K Kendall. ' Back row-S. Manning, 1. Melia, R. Mersmon, E. Midkiff, B. Moore, 1. Mara, A. Morel, R. Morse, G. Myers. Front row-R. Mosa, S. Maxwell A. Mercer, l. Mitchell, I. Mason D. Miller, l. Mucklow, D. Narogon, B. Mooschekian. Seventh Grade Back raw-A. Beallon, R. Rasmus- sen, 1. Pool, D. Pinizzotto, D. Rease, A. Rascon, M. Quiroz. Secondvrow-R. Phillips, N. Powell, B. Reinonn, M. Bey. Front row-M. Nelson, K. Owen, 1. Pace, S. Paria, D. Parsons, M. Peterson, D. Prentice. Back row-E. Bico, D. Smith, 1. Rosser, C. Russell, R. Russell, L. Sharp, O. Sweeney, L. Romero. Second row-j. Rodriguez. J. Thack- er. G. Stimmett, M. Tavarez, 1. Thomas. Front row-V. Rhodes, O. Riley, B. Sax, M. Schmit. Back row--C. Trollope, D. Von Couverinq, C. Walker, P. Webb, G. Weisberg, A. Welch, 1. Whit- lock. U Front row-K. Vidovich, C. Villescas, A. Vogy, N. Watts, B. Wagner, N. Whitaker. x Back row-E. Yager, R. Holder, I. C. Lawhorn. Front row-E. Hooker, I. Barton, M. Wilhelmus, B. Wright, I. Young. evemth Grade Hodgson. C. Wickman, C. Miller. Who's Whoo f ln the Freshman Class Who's Who represents the outstanding students who have done their share in con- tributing to the honor and dignity of our school. These students are judged upon their personality, scholarship, ability to work, fair play and Contact with the teachers. 11 , .uf Backirovv-A, lvey, B. Quesinberry, M. Edmondson. Second row-P. Pullen, I. Williams, I. Williams. Front row-C. Churchill, N. Calvin, N. Haviland, M. Felton. Back row-B. Curry, K. Gold, V. Wilkinson, W. Vaughn. Second row--G. Chan, C. Zeigler, B. Huyck, j. Russell, R. Robinson. Mis Amigos Bock row-A. Lingenfelter, N. Reinking, C. Churchill, B. Shrode, H. jackson, E. Stowers, K. Gold, A. Moyer L. Wessels, B. MCC-ee, B. james. Second row-l. Russell, P. Horton, I. Matz, C. Zeigler, M. Edmondson, C. Pehrson, H. Stroud, N. Calvin B. Quesinberry, E. Heops. Front row-l. Williams, W. Vaughn. P. Pullen, C. Mills, 1. Williams, L. Coleman, P. Elton, Miss C-. Rand, S. Tompkins, N, Niquette. The Pan American Club, under the supervision of Miss Croce Rand, has been organized with the purpose of promoting friendliness between the United States and Latin America. Officers for the club are elected each quarter. Under the leadership of Cyril Zeigler, lean Williams, Nancy Calvin, and lule Ardis, the club members for this year have been very successful in their purpose. Several bright lights of the Pan American Club's activities have been the barn dance, a lecture on Mexico by Mrs. Walter Smith, and many inter- esting talks by Miss Rand on the countries she has visited. All in all, belongng to this year's Pan American Club has been a profit- able and enjoyable experience for all its members. I Syncojoaters MR. FRANCOIS UZES Director The junior High Orchestra, under direction of Mr. Francois Uzes, played very well this year. The orchestra was made up of seventh, eighth, and ninth graders. They performed before quite a lot of assemblies and were very well received by faculty and students alike. ' Back row-j. Charleston, E. johnson, L. Carroll, H. Donohue, L. Adams, Mr. Uzes. Back row-N. Hambarian, j. Nichols, D. Evans, j. jordon, A, Clapp, P. Hamilton, P. Wishek, B. Bair, Mr. Uzes Front row-C. Morrow, j. Mooschekian, B. Christy, D. Lester, A. Wilks. l-larmonizers Bovs' GLEE CLUB Back row-I. Finngon, D. Hanson, R. Kramer, H. Granillo, M. Limos. Second row-E. Lutz, W. Glasco, l. W. Wright, D. Peters, R. Ferris, R. Tyrrell, D. Greer, D. Evans, I Van Couvering. . Front row-L. Henrikson, H. Peltier, A. Quinonez, L. Linder, D. Greer, T. Berry, I. Graff, 1. Howe. , GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Back row-Mrs. Velma Engle, D. Evans, F. Vanderlin, 1. Walker, I. johnson, 1. Contreras, R. Nance., Fourth row-N. Abrams, N. Lonsley, B. Watkins, Crogan, P. Stimple, V. Cassida. Third row-1. Pinizzotto, l. jordan, V. Wilcox, D. Ellis, B. Walker, I. Bell, G. Sutton, B. Peltier, M. Felton Second row-B. Longworth, R. Preston, N. Haviland, I. Pickett, L. Steere, M. Barnes, L. Allen, L. Anderson Front row-B. Kinard, M. Woodworth, P. Hart, O. Eldridge, L. Arnswald, F. Pickrel, G. Robinson, l. Anderson M. Dickerson. The Girls' Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. Velma Engle, has accomplished a great deal this year, judging from a musical standard. Besides their many performances in the assemblies, they have performed at various clubs outside of school, such as the Parent-Teachers Association, the Women's Club, and other community groups. A group of girls were chosen from the Glee Club to sing at the various clubs. Mrs. Velma Engle Back row-B. Quesinberry, A. Wright, N. Haviland. Fourth row-Miss M. Hussey, H. Kruggel, C. Pehrson, P. Pullen, Ajlvey, Miss W. Stone. Third row-D. Widmark, L. Sharp, E. Hooker, B. Wright, 1. Williams, j. Williams, L. Coleman, M, Edmondson, E. Stevenson I. Collingsworth, N. Soper, A. Mercer, C. Hern. Second row-R. Farris, V. Osborne, H. Stroud, N. Abrams, E. Hanly, N. Calvin, T. Baldwin, K. Kendall, N. McHale. Front row-R, Broward, ' C. Ewarld, C. Lemert, A. Lingenfelter, C. Carpenter, B. Chan, D. Dunning, C. Orodeza B. Christy, C. Baker, D. Prentice. fAxthena,s Scholars On April l7, the Scholarship Club presented two plays entitled Wildcat Willie's Lucky Number and Paul Loses the Ration Books . The Scholarship Club was founded in order that the students with one A in their solid subjects and no other grades below B could obtain special recognition. Activities for this year included the making of cartoons and joke books, which were sent to hos- pitals for our soldiers and sailors. During the month of April they presented two plays, which were enjoyed by all junior high students. MISS GWENDOLYN FLACK ' Girls' League Adviser The first semester's Girls' League presi- dent, Mona Felton, and the second semester president, Margie Edmondson, are talking H I O I . over their efforts toward promoting friend- liness among all the girls. The junior high Girls' League, composed of all the girls in the junior high, was organized to promote friendliness among all girls. One of their useful services is to welcome all new girls coming into our school. . The main event of the school year is the annual Mothers' and Daughters' Spring Tea, which is sponsored by this organization. The tea was held with great success April 27 of this year, l945. The officers for the organization are in office for one semester, and consisted this year of the following: president, Mona Felton, vice-president, Norma Haviland: secretary, Paula Wishekg treasurer, Audrey Lingenfelterg 7th grade representatives, Betty Mooschekian and loan Edmondson. The second semester officers were: president, Margie Edmondson, vice-president, Patricia Pulleng secretary, jane Anderson, treasurer, Ida May Collingsworthg seventh grade representatives, Nancy Wilhelmus and lanice Hammerton. ' Back row-M. Felton, M. Edmondson. Second row-B. Mooschekian, 1. Anderson, P. Wishek, 1. Edmondson, I. Collingsworth, N. Wilhelmus, P. Pullen, 1. Hammerton. , Front row-N. Haviland, A. Lingenfelter. Back row-C. Churchill, L. Anderson, H. Ater. - Second row-W. Vaughn, L. Wessels, M. Edmondson, O. Eldridge, P. Pullen, j. Moreau, C. Pehrson, D. Ellis. Front row-D. Ward, C. Stratton, I. Pickett, N. Haviland, R. Preston, M. Dickerson, M. Felton. Super SDOODCVS Junior Volsung By student election, Margie Edmondson was chosen for her capability to compile this pictorial record of memories. She in turn selected Carol Churchill as her able assistant. 'The members of the journalism class took part in the completion of this review, such as the writing of these annual stories and the identification of the pictures. Junior Norseman This year's Norseman staff has been one of the most outstanding in many years. Under the direction of Mr. Del Ward, the staff has put out many excellent editions, among those being the Christmas issue, and the April Fool edition. The paperflourished under the direction of student editors. Each quarter one of the students was chosen to lead the paper as editor. The first quarter editor was Marjorie Dicker- song second quarter, Patricia Pulleng third quar- ter, both Leonard Wessels and Norma Haviland served as edtors, and forth quarter Lorraine Anderson took over. The many perplexing problems of yearbook coristruction are met by Editor Margie Ed- mondson and 'her Assistant Carol Churchill as they both heave a sign over its completion. . l 7 , l Back row-1. Russell, R. Robinson, Adviser l. E. Edwards, W. Vaughn, B. Huyck, j. Rarick, D. Gunderson. - Front row-C. Mills, R. Copeland, B, Harris, D. Chapman, B. Curry. Bock row-B. Wilhemus, Adviser F. Elwell, M. Lewis, A. Russell, M. Olson, Adviser A. Moore, A. Comisaroff. Second row-K. Heldorn, E. Klang, N. Wilhelmus, B. Mosher, M. Gibson, P. Hamilton, B. Elmore. Front row-I. Gauldin, E. Moore, P. Wishek, S. Smith, C, Morrow. Law and C5l'Cl6l The Safety Committee, consisting of boys from both the eighth and ninth grades, was organized to promote better hall conduct. I During the first semester, the committee was headed by Reed Robinson, while the supervisor for second semester was jack Russell. f l-lome Makers The 4-H Club, organized for students who are interested in homemaking, is for both Senior and junior High. School. Officers for the year of 45 were president, Edith Klang, vice-president, Mary Lewisg secretary, june C-aulding treasurer, Benito Mosher. Girls ol the lQutdoors G I R L S C O U T S X Under the wise and able leadership of Mrs. Velma Engle and Miss Francis Hiberly, the C-irl CAMP FIRE GIRLS - Scouts participated in many school events, such Since the beginning of the Camp Fire Girls as raising the flag at football games. in The lunior l llQl'1, The membefshllp hos QVOWV' Qne main event was the purchasing of Scout considerably. Miss Agnes Smith has been their uniforms. ' adviser for the last few years. CAMP FIRE GIRLS Back row-P. Harris, B. Wagner, D. MacAbee, S. Miller. - Front row-D. Fanta, C. S. james, D. McAbee, 1. Dawson, F. Miller, M. F. Henerson. -GIRL scouts Back row-C. Arden, G. Anderson, B. 1. Wright, T. Anderson, A. Lingenfelter, E. King, I. Young, A. Mercer B. Riggs, Mrs. Velma Engle, adviser. Second row-P. Niquette, A. Bojanower, A. Banczyk, C. Lemert, E. Stevenson, T, Baldwin. Front row-l. Pace, D. Baurtan, B. j. Clark, N. Hammertan, P. Van Pappelendam. LIBRARY STAFF Back row-A. Comisaroff, I. Dawson, L. Baldwin, I. Venable, adviser: C. Orodeza, L. Anderson, M. Wright. Front row-E. Neale, B. Miller, C. Morrow, C. Lemert, P. Sax, M. Tonksley. SPEECH CLUB Back row--C. Stratton, I. Russell, I. Sable, R. Robinson, N. Soper, 1, Matz, I. Williams, C. Sutton, M. Duncan Second row-C. Gerber, adviser, F. Neal, N. Calvin, j. Williams, A. Ivey, L. Steere, I. Knapp. Front row-C. Zeigler, A. Moyer, A. Lingenfelter, 1. Anderson, D. Brown, N. Bortnick, R. Reavis. Junior Grators The Speech Club, under direction of Mrs. Charlotte Gerber, performed for the public schools week by giving a play entitled Post-war Problems. The officers for the club preside for one semester. First semester officers were: Presi- dent, Iule Ardisg secretary, jean Williams: treasurer, Carolyn Smith. Second semester of- ficers were: President, jean Williams, secre- tary, jane Anderson, treasurer, Carolyn Smithf Library Stall , The Library Staff has a fulltime job as they are in charge of checking the books in and out correctly and seeing that they are properly shelved in correct number and alphabet. Also the date due slips, the arrangement of bulletin boards, and exhibits are done by this class. This year during Book Week the library staff pre- sented a play entitled Birthday Party. Rugged fkxtlwletes r l l l Standing--C. Arden, M.' Fav- orito, A. Wright, j. john- ' son. B. Riggs, E. Eckberg, K. Vidovich. Sitting-B. Billings, B. Mag- ana. M. Wallar, D. Marchese. Sitting-C. Edward, j. Curry, l - PP Wilkinson, P. Harris. Davis, E. joduga, P. Enders. james, P. Harris. D. Brewton, j. Miller, P. McGure, G. Kepplenger, L. Davies, M. A'len, A. Wright, A, Bojanover, D. Roark, B. Wagner, G. Crawford, B. Coy. Standing-C. james, N, Wilhelmus, C. Hooker, K. Kendall, A. Banzyck, Leonard P Van Pa lendam, V. Back row-D. McAbee, l. Collings- worth, M. Waeny, P. Sax, C. Front row-M. Tanksley, E. Hanly, j. Hodges, P. Sax, C. Lemert, C. SONGS Shown in the above and C. Noel, who year os song leaders. Below: M. Dicker pictures as yell S071 L. lCl-IEERS tres are top: I. Regan the junior high this ,L. Wessels in action i G. A. A, CAA, a national organization, was organized tor girls Who are interested in sports. - After the girls earn enough points, they receive their To earn your D you must participate in each sport which includes basketball, speed- boll, volleyball, and baseball. TOP PICTURE M. Ta11ksley,A. Wright, W. Wilkinson. J. Pickett, N. Haviland, O. 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