Eagle Rock High School - Totem Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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CHTLZI4 ZZ September l3 Novmeber 30 School again, our classes call. Another big banquet-it's football this time. Students throng, in every hall. Captains Greenland and Smith were right in their prime December l S t b 28 ep euajrime assembly, brings a Crowd, The Knights .and Ladies were delighted, ' MaCDOna'd and Eddy do themselves proud- They got their sweaters, and were all excited. F December 7 October 6 . The scholars of Eagle Rock lay down their pens, Tags today, We S'gn away: Pick up their forks, the banquet begins. With our names, the pen will play. December 8 October lil Pin Day arrived and brought a big thrill The Senior B's party was quite an affair, To many a senior, both lack and jill. They had a good time, dancing on air. December l3 October I6 The talent assembly was quite a treat Mothers and daughters ai. the tea For the girls, who filled every seat. Discussed the dresses graduation will see. December l6 October 21 The Lettermen prove that they can prance At the se '-a al Lettermen's dance. The Senior A's had a good time ml nm' At the partyg it was sublime. December 19 - Our minor league play-off-we played against Riis. November 3 There is in our pride a tiny crease. Girls love to frolic at their Playday And show their ability for G.A.A. December 22 The Other Wise Man was the title, they say, November 9 Of our Christmas holiday play. The Boys' League banquet was fit for a king, A The food was delicious, its praises still ring. Dewmbe 23 This is the time when Glen Alta is Gay Cause dear old Santa is on his way. November lO We had an assembly for Armistice Day December 23 To remember the boys who in Flanders lay. School is out! Christmas is here. We'll be real good , St. Nick is near. November I8 Promenading was the style january l9-20 ln the gym-for a while, Charm ScooI , we all agree, Was quite a play for us to see. November 23 lanuar 26 Our football eleven smashed their way Y h T . . To the Coliseum what a day, Now t e otem comes into view, ' ' Acclaimed by all a great debut. November 24 February l Thanksgiving vacation-turkey dinners again! The graduates aloha cry. Forgetting our manners, we eat all we can. Commencement day at last is nigh.

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we Qld' First row: Edith Anderson, Blanche Neal, Dottie Hudson, Jane Galloway, Margaret Jensen, Miriam Tindell, Helen Hoss, Ruth Elaine Adelman, Betty Lou Herriatt.- Second row: Bettie Rhymes, Barbara Cegavske, Betty Wylie, Jo Pierce, Betty Jane Harrell, Vlasta Nosek, Allalle Jones, Mae Morgan, Doris Matthews, Mae MacLearn.- Third row: Bruce Warriner, Hoyt Smith, Gunther Hunrichs, Evelyn Wilcox, Jackie Smith, Catherine Engbrecht, Ardith Allen, Harold Bentley, Johnny Allyn.-Fourth Cla, 0 Cmnfef elif First row: Mary Randall, MaryIMurray, Gloria Niederer, Zelta Burrows, Shirley Scheele, Mary Ellen Benham, Georgene Rhue, Lita Belle Lambert, Jean Ruh, Eileen Jones, Virginia Shone, Connie Singer.gSecond row: Helen Mooney, Majel Benedict, Betty Kenny, Betty Sapper, Mary Alice Harkeness, Joy Weaver, Molly Biondi, Phyllis McCurthy, Dorothea McCormick, Virginia Meyer, Hope Murray, Virginia Phinney.- Third row: Gilles Lenhart, Bill Mohr, Ralph Carleton, Dorothy Le Zotte, Lillian Charles, row: Bob Stephens, Joe Prather, George Normington, June Sherman, Edna May Rane Peggy Cunningham, Ruth Paul, John Petersen, Jack Johnson.-Fifth row: Kenne Paton, Henry Baer, Bob Campbell, Jack Bumcrot, Dick Hayton, Brenton Jetter, Robe Lee, Wilfred Nielson.-Sixth row: Bernard Rosenbaum, Ed Brearton, David Bryar Robert Owens, Arthur Morgan, Duane Ritter, Howard E. Douglas, Don Graves, B4 Karger. Agnes Lorenzen, Virginia St. Charles, Alzine Swift, Bob Roy Benifield, Leland Thayf Roderic Krohn.-Fourth row: Vernerd Herbruck, Jim Sweeney, Frank Ferris, Russ: Johnson, Harrison Hurd, Warren Harris, Ward Sterling, Kenneth Harte, Bill Richmon Kenneth Holsapple.--Fifth row: Max Waite, Lodair Brunton, Bill Beranek, B4 Crandall, Clarence Hunter, Bill Baird, Warren Mason, Milton Hamilton, George Sterlin -Sixth row: John Olirdine, John Lindholtz, Bill Newton. 7