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

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1940 volume:

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They have helped to shape our lives and have guided us in the choice of a career. The greatest change in our faculty this term was the transfer of Mr. Franklin, boys' vice-principal, to Polytechnic High School. Mr. Franklin was a member of the original faculty of this school. He was replaced by Mr. Shepard of Verdugo Hills, who was for- merly with the physical education department at Eagle Rock. Other new faculty members included Mr. Carter, Mr. Cochran, Mrs. Goetten and Mr. Nott. First row: Miss Smart, Miss Segal, Mrs. Bickford, Mrs. Shields, Mrs. Belknap, Miss Babson, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Farmer, Miss Hawkinson, Miss Gregg, Mrs. Ginsburg, Miss Cheetham.--Second row: Miss Wood, Mrs. Hamer, Miss Thomp- son, Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Frampton, Mrs. Merkley, Mrs. Maier, Miss Gearhart, Miss Hasson, Mrs. Johnson, Miss Pettiiohn, Mrs. Kline, Miss Shaw.-Third row: Mrs. MacDonald, Miss Stirwalt, Mrs. Wickstrom, Miss Snider, Miss Lehman, Miss Davidson, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Goetten, Miss Briggs, Miss Murray, Miss Mysiik, Mrs. Hartnagel, Mr. DeBra.fFourth row: Mr. Brauer, Mr. Franklin, Mr. Ford, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Douglass, Mr. Walker, Mr. Smith, Mr. Dingilian, Mr. Rupp, Mr. Stock, Mr. Dutcher.-Fifth row: Mr. Miller, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Dittmer, Mr. Cochran, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Krause, Mr. Carter. 'W- STUDENT BCDDY CABINET The most important student organization in our school is the Cabinet. lt began its work at the opening of the school, and the members of this organization drew up Eagle Rock High School's first constitution. Since then the Cabinet has supervised the many modi- fications and changes made in our constitution. The Cabinet is the student advisory organization in the school and advises the student body president on various student body affairs. Each term the members of the Cabinet decide upon a goal which they hope to achieve by the end of the term. This term the Cabinet, under the able leader- ship of Blake Blakey, chose the bringing about ofacloser and more friendly understano- ing between the students and the faculty, as their goal. Achievement of this goal has been made possible only through the painstaking work of each individual and the thorough cooperation of all. Thanks are to be given the entire Cabinet for its fine work, which required much time and thought. Special mention must be made of Bill Bonelli, who as Commissioner of Forensics has given us so many outstanding assemblies. Another noteworthy Cabinet member was Ed Brearton, the Commissioner of Publicity, He has done an excellent job of keeping us informed on the various student activities. The position of sponsor, which is probably the most difficult of all, was held by the popu- lar and very busy Mr. Dingilian. Reading from left to right:-Blake Blakey, student body president, Jack Adams, vice-president, Vlasta Nosek, Girls' League president, Roger DeYoung, secretary, Harold Bentley, Esquires president, William Newton, Boys' Advisory Council judge, Patricia Raplee, Girls' Advisory Council judge, William Bonelli, commissioner of forensics, Betty Sapper, Totem co-editor, John Dahlgren, commissioner of finance, Jean Ruh, commissioner of interscholastics and public relations, Edward Brearton, commissioner of publicity, Mary Murray, Totem co-editor, Dick Doty, commissioner of safety, Mary Alice Harkness, commissioner of social functions, Bob Rorex, yell leader, Ann Cypert, Eagle's Scream editor. . , - -,.,, L.,,,A ai QU' SENATE The students of Eagle Rock are given the opportunity to govern themselves, within certain limits, of course. Under the very capable hand of our student body vice-president, Jack Adams, the Senate carried on activities that in many ways correspond to those of our United States Senate. The Senate's primary function is to make the rules and regulations to which the students must adhere, and to bring the problems of the students before the officials and see if something can't be done about them. Mr. Dingilian was the sponsor and general adviser and served very commend- ably in this capacity. First row: Corrinne Johnson, Marilynn Millar, Wilma Blakey, Jack Adams, Roger Winningham, Dan Lyons, Charles Rains, Bob Kelley, Warren Reed, Harry Bill- DeYoung, June Bradshaw, Eleanor Axe, Beverly Andrews.-Second row: Sue ingsley, Vivian Jones.-Third row: Don Rudeen, Don Willumsen, Glen Osborne. BUYS' and GIRLS' ADVISGRV CGLJNCILS The purpose of the Boys' and Girls' Advisory Councils this semester has been to democratically advise and help those students having difficulties. Since these councils have been organized they have proved a valuable asset to the school. The Boys' Advisory Council has been under the very able leadership of Bill Newton, while Patricia Raplee has done excellent work with the girls' group. A great deal of the success of the two councils was due to the cooperation of the sponsors, Mrs. Johnson and Mr. DeBra. First row: Mr. DeBra, John Hawthorne, Bob Brooking.-Second row: Martha Pell, John Leslie, Patricia Raplee, Beverlee Andrews.-Standing: Lillian Weinberger, Dick Sutkowski, Bill Newton, Dick Hawthorne. ESQLJIRES The Esquires is an honorary boys' service organization which is new to Eagle Rock high school this semester. lt is dedicated to the furtherance of school spirit and school enterprises. lt is com- posed of eleventh and twelfth grade boys who are chosen for their good fellowship and service to the school. They were capably presided over by John Obidine, who was assisted by Vice-Presi- dent Jerry McNair and Secretary Don Traylor. The sponsor, Mr. Griffin, has done outstanding work furthering the progress of the organization this semester. First row: Bob Campbell, George Sterling, Don Traylor, John Obiline, Jerry Fred Ryder.-Third row: Mr. Griffin, George Normington, Charles Kratka, Warren MacNair, Joe Prather, Blake Blakey, Max Van Horn.-Second row: Gunther Mason, Bill Bonelli, Jack Adams, Wilfred Nielson, Bill Mohr. Hunricks, Hoyt Smith, Duane Ritter, Jack Addisen, Harold Bentley, Bob Miller, i s 1 3 iv! 4 3 A X Q X ,, Qimlf' L 1.Q- ,mf :':: -I 1 :Jw W- M Quik ,us wcwg, fa ,gm fab ..N 4 2 1 Ei Es W Qs 4 ww-5 gy 51. .2 ' Y. 1 ,gf-dw th 'K' W fl ff Q.-4 GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET The Girls' League enjoyed a very active and successful semester. Many activities were sponsored by League committees during the term. Among these were the convention and the Mother- Daughter Banquet. The convention, which was for Eagle Rock girls only, was planned to be as nearly like the official Girls' League convention as possible. The Mother-Daughter Banquet was a grand success and as usual the climax of the evening was the installation of officers. The Council, consisting of the representative group and the hospitality committee, had charge of the social events. The Welfare Committee had the honor of being the only high school group invited to make regular visits to the Children's Hospital to entertain crippled children. First row: Mary Waldo, Dalone Chisam, Barbara Medler, Vlasta Nosek, Helen Patricia Raplee, Pat Moffett.--Third row: Mary Murray, Jane Duncan, Miriam Donnelley, Elinor Hobart, Betty Sapper.-Second rowz Catherine Engbrecht, Tindell, Virginia Phinney, Lou Anne Lawton, Joan Franklin, Josephine Stark- Ann Cypert, Elizabeth Cox, Merva Karger, Virginia Meyer, Mary Jane Paquet, weather. ASSEIVIBLY CGIVIIVIITTEE The Assembly Committee is an important organization in our school in that it plans entertain- ments for the whole student body. The committee's duty is to schedule and organize all student meetings and assemblies. This term has been very successful under the able leadership of Com- missioner Bill Bonelli and his assistant, Ben Bonelli. All assemblies were of general interest to the entire student body. Committee sponsor was Mr. Culley. Dick Hayton, Ann Sessions, Mr, Culley, Bill Bonelli, Ben Bonelli, Penelope Stevens, Vern Cox. GlI2LS' LEAGUE COUNCIL First row: Margaret Jensen, Charlotte Wilde, Lorraine Anderson, Jayne Kingman, Margaret George, June Barbre, Barbara Medler, Mary Ellen Myers, Eileen Bolz, Annabel Gottschal, Evelyn Hellen, Alice Enloe, Sylvia Nosek.-Second row: Frances Kinne, Jeanne Dunlevie, Martha Johnson, Betty Mawson, Marianne Barkman, Ruth Mosaly, Jean Longworth, Betty Harken, Muriel Palmer, Carol Jolly, Jo Winningham, Evelyn Carr, Mary Giovanazzi.-Third row: Katherine DeKorte, Josephine Starkweather, Eleanor Hamer, Helen Marik, Consuelo Keller, Bettie Means, Lavone Hamill, Kay Raplee, Betty Lou Herriott, Lou Ela Boyer, Alice Swinnerton, Patricia Stricklett.-Fourth row: Maxine Lawhon, Betty McKee, Mildred Raymer, Edith Pellegrin, Bettye Linville, Ruth Paul, Alma Bly, Gloria Niederer, Mary Ellen Bell, Margaret Wakefield.-Fifth row: Virginia Yoho, Doris Bateson, Florence Pritchett, Marjorie Reedtz, Virginia Mieding, Mary Denton, Bettie Anderson, Julia Hansen, Helen Hoss. SM as 46 -vw JS. az. 3-If .an 1 'WEP Ya' ? 1 i 1 3 5 gl h,,, V lg 5 1 ,W ai., -Q4 with Cyan of rwlnfafz gozfy MEDITATION TONIGHT By Harry Bondurant Think tonight by the candle glow, Dress your thoughts and let them go. Think of ourselves, our ponderable plight, Visit the deep for awhile tonight. Walk beyond the valley of sleep, Face the problems from which we retreat. Ask why we're here and where next we go, And the many things we want to know. See the Supreme, our Deity meet, Talk to Him and kneel at His feet. Ask Him to end this malignance of life, To speak through His Oracle and lessen our strife. I am as two, you are the same. I am mind and body sometimes broken by strain. Part these for a moment as forward we go, See the unseen, find the truth, really know. But here we are, coasting along, Taking a small part, just singing a song. Think tonight of thoughts and from where they come And then at least you can say, l've begun. CLASS HISTORY OF THE VEOMEN For eleven years classes have been passing from lowly B7's to distinguished senior ayes. Some of these classes were average and others were superior. So much for the first eleven years. But in February of i934 there came to Eagle Rock High School a twelfth and different class, destined to be the class of W'4O. Officers chosen in the Senior Bee semester were Harold Bentley, president, Kenneth Holsapple, vice-president, Joy Weaver, secretary, Mary Murray, girls' treasurer, Don Graves, boys' treasurer, and Bernard Rosenbaum, historian. One of the most important social events in this semester was the Prom given in honor of the S'39 class. Every phase of this Prom with its theme of a spring garden, was carried out with such oomph that it was recognized as the most successful ever. The name of Yeomcn was chosen to typify the spirit and char- acter of the class. Never could the merry Robin Hood and his Yeomen have displayed such life as have his disciples, the Yeomen cf W'4O. The colors of green and biege were chosen with the emblem using the cap with the feather and the arrow of Robin Hood. Officers selected for the final semester of the class were Hoyt Smith, president, Zelta Burrows, vice president, Elinor Wolters, secretary, Betty Kinney, girls' treasurer, Gunther Hunrichs, boys' treasurer, and Don Graves, historian. The senior aye semester saw many parties, the like of which may never be seen again. Outstanding among the contribu- tions to the pleasure of the school was the Senior Aye Talent Assembly, which again brought to light the fact that among the ranks of the Yeomen are some of the most talented students ever to attend Eagle Rock High School. After this assembly the mothers and girls gathered in the cafeteria to discuss graduation attire. Pin Day was held December l4, l939. The Ephebians of the class were Vlasta Nosek, Virginia Meyer, and David Bryant. A traditional Plaque Day ceremony was the last event before com- mencement. A distinguished graduation ceremony ended the eventful and worthwhile visit of the Yeomen of W'4O at Eagle Rock High School. HOYT MANLY SMITH: AI2 President, Senate, Commencement Usher, Letterman, Current Events Representative, Usher, A, B and C Track, A and B Football, The Other Wise Man, Acappella, Financial Representative, Esquires. ZELTA BURROWS: AI2 Vice-President, Girls' League Council, Girls' League Cabinet, G.A.A., World Friendship, Scholarship Society, Rope Girl. HAROLD ARTHUR BENTLEY: Senate, Boys' League Cabinet, B and C Track, B Football, Boys' Council President, Financial Representative, Usher, Commencement Usher, Esquires, The Other Wise Man, Cabinet. ELINOR DAWN WOLTERS: AI2 Secretary, Acappella, Senate. WILLIAM KENNETH HOLSAPPLE: BIZ Vice-President, A and B Basketball, Usher, C Track, Boys' League Cabinet, Commencement Usher, Publicity, Letterman, Current EVGVITS Representative, Boys' League Council, Yell Leader. MARGARET IOY WEAVER: BI2 Secretary, Rope Girl. GUNTHER WILLIAM HUNRICHS: AI2 Treasurer, A and C Track, A and B Football, Letter-I man, Current Events Representative, Usher, Commencement Usher, Esquircs. ' MARY ELIZABETH MURRAY: BIZ Treasurer, G.A.A., Current Events Representative, Financial Representative, Girls' League Cabinet, Scholarship Society, Sealbearer, World Friend- ship, Student Body Cabinet, Senate, Totem Editor. VLASTA CHARLOTTE NOSEK: Commencement Speaker, Ephebian, World Friendship Presi- dent, Senate, Scholarship Society, G.A.A., Moshitamoi, Cabine, Girls' League Presi- dent and Vice-President, Opera Review. IOHN THOMAS LINDHOLTZ: Commencement Speaker, Current Events Representative, Finan- cial Representative, Commencement Usher, A and B Track, A Football, The Other Wise Man, World Friendship, Eagle's Scream Staff, Thespian, Usher, Senate. CATHERINE ESTHER ENGBRECHT: Commencement Speaker, G.A.A. President, Senate, Financial Representative, Current Events Representative, World Friendship, Scholar- ship Society, Letterwoman, Girls' League Cabinet, Girls' League Council. BERNARD ROSENBAUM: BIZ Historian, Publicity, A Track, Commencement Usher, Stage Door, Boys' Council. BETTY IEAN KINNEY: AI2 Treasurer, Rope Girl, Girls' League Council, Song Leader, G.A.A. Cabinet. DAVID WOODRUFF BRYANT: Commencement Speaker, Ephebian, Current Events Repre- sentative, Financial Representative, World Friendship, Scholarship Society, Letterman Senate, Commissioner of Publicity, Cabinet, Commencement Usher, B Basketball A Track. VIRGINIA MEYER: Ephebian, Moshitamoi, Letterwomen President, Scholarship Society, Girls' League Council, Girls' League Cabinet, G.A.A. Cabinet, Rope Girl, World Friendship IOHN P. ALLYN, IR.: Commencement Speaker, Senate, Publicity, Thespians, Spring Dance,' Charm School, Scholarship Society, Current Events Representative, The Othei Wise Man, Commencement Usher. DONAL DEAN GRAVES: BI2 Treasurer, AI2 Historian, Acappella, Current Events Representa- tive, A and B basketball, Commencement Usher, The Other Wise Man, Worlc Friendship, Eagle's Scream Staff, Totem Staff, AcappeIIa Festival, Music Club. RODERICK KROHN: Commencement Usher, The Other Wise Man, Science Club, Scholar- ship Society President, Esquires, Music Club, Financial Representative, Boys' Leagui Cabinet. 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EDITH VIRGINIA ANDERSON: Acappella, Music FestivaI, G.A.A., Orpheus. HENRY BAER: Boys' League Cabinet, B Track, Senate, Eagle's Scream Staff, Financial Repre- sentative, Usher. WILLIAM FREDERICK BAIRD: Commencement Usher, Current Events Representative, Finan- cial Representative, Usher, A and B Football, A, B and C Track, EagIe's Club, Letter- man, Esquires, Orchestra, Band. MARY ELLEN BELL: Girls' League Council, G.A.A., World Friendship. MAIEL IRENE BENEDICT: G.A.A., Letterwoman. MARY ELLEN BENHAM: Rope Girl, Opera Review, Vespers, Acappella FestivaI. VLADIMIR IOHN OBIDINE: Commencement Usher, A Football, Current Events Representative, Science Club, Letterman, President of Esquires. GEORGE W. BEVERIDGE: Stage Crew. MOLLY BIONDI: Girls' League. HARRY E. BONDURANT: Boys' League. EDWARD THOMAS BREARTON: Current Events Representative, Scholarship Society, B Basket- ball, Commencement Usher, Cabinet, Commissioner ot Publicity, Sealbearer, World Friendship. WENDELL LODAIR BRUNTON: Boys' League. ROBERT IACK BUMCROT: A and B Football, A Track, Letterman, Stage Crew, Acappella, Opera Review. ROBERT MELDRUM CAMPBELL: Senate, Eagle's Club President, Boys' Council, Commencement Usher, A Basketball, Esquires, Financial Representative, Usher. RALPH GILBERT CARLETON: Financial Representative, Current Events Representative, C Track, A and B Football, Boys' League Cabinet, Senate, Gym Team, Commencement Usher. BARBARA IEANE CEGAVSKE: Rope Girl, G.A.A., World Friendship. LILLIAN CHARLES: G.A.A., Letterwoman. PEGGY ETHEL CUNNINGHAM: Girls' League Council, Rope Girl, Thespian. HELEN GRIFFIN DeREMER: Science Club, Acappella. HOWARD ERNEST DOUGLAS: A Track, Commencement Usher, Science Club. VIRGINIA LEE DUTTON: Rope Girl, Financial Representative, Acappella. FRANK MELVIN FERRIS: A Football, Commencement Usher. CARROLL FRISWOLD: Science Club. IANE CAROLYN GALLOWAY: Acappella. HARRY GUSS: Science Club, Letterman, Scholarship Society, Sealbearer, A Basketball. MARYALICE HARKNESS: Letterwoman, World Friendship President, Scholarship Society, G.A.A., Cabinet, Spring Dance, Charm School, Rope Girl, Commissioner of Forensics, Commissioner of Social Activities, Thespians. BETTY IANE HARRELL: Girls' League Council, Girls' League Cabinet, Student Body Cabinet, Moshitamoi, World Friendship, Rope Girl, Girls' Advisory Council Chairman, G.A.A. WARREN HARRIS: Current Events Representative, Financial Representative, Commencement Usher. KENNETH HARTE: Commencement Usher, Current Events Representative, Financial Repre- sentative. RICHARD HAYTON: A and B Football, Opera Review, The Other Wise Man, Stage Manager. Q ....- A .- . -.: ri Y se 1 , ag, wi . 5 Q 1 X 5 Q . 12 2 M.. W fx 'Wk ...., 3 V+ -'PA I A 1, ,M-. -er I2 P ' sw, 2 Q-vw ,-..,,, 3? A ' '-5:31, 'R s 4 VX Y X 4 1 ,. , 'EX f new A Ii 'UK VERNERD MALVIN HERBRUCK: A and B Football, Gym Team, Letterman, Thespians, Com- mencement Usher, Charm School, Stage Door, BETTY LOU HERRIOTT: Opera Review, Acappella, Girls' League Council, Rope Girl. HELEN GENEVIEVE HOSS: World Friendship, Girls' League Council, Current Events Repre- sentative. CLARENCE LESTER HUNTER: Letterman, A Track, Assembly Committee. HARRISON E. HURD: A. and B Basketball, Baseball, A Track, Drum Major, Financial Repre- sentative, Boys' League Council, Self-Government, Band. MARGARET VIRGENE IENSEN: Girls' League Council. HARRY RUSSELL IOHNSON: Acappella, The Other Wise Man, Music Festival, Baseball. IACK PAUL IOHNSON: C Track, Commencement Usher. EILEEN PEARL IONASZ Thespian, Spring Dance, Stage Door, World Friendship. ALLALEE ELIZABETH IONES: Girls' League. ROBERT WILLIAM KARGER: Guard. LITA BELLE LAMBERT: G.A.A., Acappella, Opera Review, The Other Wise Man. GILLES LENHART: Radio Club President, Science Club, World Friendship, Financial Repre- sentative. DOROTHA CLAIRE LeZOTTE: World Friendship, Acappella, Music Festival. AGNES MARIE LORENZEN: G.A.A., Letterwoman, The Other Wise Man. ELIZABETH MAE MacLEARN: Scholarship Society. PHYLLIS LORRAINE MCCARTHY: G.A.A., Acapella. DOROTHEA MCCORMICKZ G.A.A., World Friendship President, Girls' League Council, Scholar- ship Society, Sealbearer, The Other Wise Man. WARREN HASTINGS MASON: A Football, Esquire, Commencement Usher, Financial Repre- sentative, Acappella, Publicity Committee. DORIS ISABELLE MATTHEWS: World Friendship, Opera Review, Orchestra, Band. DUANE QUINN MILLER: Boys' League. BILL MOHR: Lettermen President, Publicity Committee, Esquires, A and B Basketball, Yell Leader, Commencement Usher. HELEN B. MOONEY: Rope girl, Acappella, Opera Review, Vespers. ARTHUR LYNN MORGAN: Boys' League. MAE EVANGELINE MORGAN: Opera Review. BLANCHE LOUISE NEAL: Rope Girl, Girls' League Council, Current Events Representative. WILLIAM I, NEWTON: Financial Representative, Current Events Representative, A Football, A Track, Head judge Boys' Advisory Council, World Friendship, Commencement Usher, Boys' League Cabinet, Cabinet, Boys' Council. GLORIA EDITH NIEDERER: Girls' League Council, World Friendship, Totem Staff, Rope Girl. WILFRED NIELSON, IR.: A and B Football, A Baseball, Commencement Usher, Esquires, Letter- man, Financial Representative. GEORGE UNITE NORMINGTON: A and B Football, Financial Representative, Usher, Com- mencement Usher, Esquires. AL NEAL: Boys' League. ROBERT VINCENT OWENS: Boys' League. KENNETH WILLIAM ROBERT PATON: A Track, A Football, Financial Representative, Stage Crew, Commencement Usher, Track Manager. RUTH AGNES PAUL: Girls' League Council, Acappella, Opera Review, AcappeIla Festival, The Other Wise Man, Rope Girl. ALETHA MARIE PETERS: World Friendship, Current Events Representative, Eagle's Scream Staff, Financial Representative, Acappella. IOHN NORMAN PETERSEN: Gym Team, Letterman, Commencement Usher. 5' m Q 9 'N MQ. X X44 ii A 5 3 Q -v xi . ., y . sg 6 , K , A if X R f Y f . ' 1 We L. f 7 Q? jAv V gi lag? x E223 v 5 3 a m s xixkglxs 5 A x wx S 9' , Y -1 353 3, 5 . ' L 'gk W 5 3. 5 1 CHARLES LLOYD PFEIFFER: A and B Football, Cinematography Club, Chorus, Current Events Representative, Commencement Usher. VIRGINIA BELLE PHINNEY: Senate, Letterwomen President, Girls' League Cabinet, G.A.A. Cabinet, Moshitamoi, Rope Girl, Thespian, Charm School, Stage Door, World Friendship, Current Events Representative. MARY IOSEPHINE PIERCE: Rope Girl, Acappella, Opera Review, Vespers, Girls' League Council. IOSEPH BARNET PRATHER: Esquires, Scholarship Society, B Track, A and B Basketball, Com- mencement Usher, Financial Representative, Current Events Representative, World Friendship, Band, Science Club. MARY ISABEL RANDALL: World Friendship. EDNA MAY RANER: G.A.A., Letterwoman. PATRICIA IANE RAPLEE: Scholarship Society, World Friendship, Girls' League Council, Girls' League Cabinet, Cabinet, Senate, G.A.A., Girls' Advisory Council Chairman, Opera Review. GEORGENE KATHRYN RHUE: Scholarship Society, Girls' League Cabinet, Senate, G.A.A,, Rope Girl. BETTIE IEANNE RHYMES: Girls' League. WILLIAM GEORGE RICHMOND: Guard, Usher, Boys' League Cabinet, B Football, Science Club President, Financial Representative, Current Events Representative, Commence- ment Usher. DUANE LESTER RITTER: Senate, Letterman, A and B Basketball, C Track, Financial Represen- tative, Usher, Commencement Usher, Esquires, Current Events Representative ROBERT LOUIS ROREX: Yell Leader, B Football, C Track, Cabinet, Commencement Usher, Orchestra, Financial Representative, Current Events Representative, Cinematography Club, Chorus. IEAN MARY RUH: G.A.A., Girls' Council, Cabinet, Commissioner of Inter-Scholastic Activities, Scholarship Society, World Friendship President, Sealbearer, The Other Wise Man. ELIZABETH GRETCHEN SAPPER: Totem Editor, Student Body Cabinet, Sealbearer, Rope Girl, Girls' League Cabinet, Letterwoman, The Other Wise Man, Girls' League Council, G.A.A., Science Club, World Friendship. SHIRLEY ANNE SCHEELE: Rope Girl, Acappella, G.A.A., World Friendship. ELEANOR HOPE MURRAY SEILER: Chorus, Opera Review. VIRGINIA EVA SHANE: Girls' League Council, Orchestra. IUNE MARION SHERMAN: G.A.A. CONSTANCE MARGUERITA SINGER: Acappella, IACQUELYN LUIDA SMITH: Rope Girl, Song Leader. VIRGINIA DOLORES ST. CHARLES: G.A.A. Cabinet, Letterwoman, Girls' League Council, The Other Wise Man. ROBERT LOUIS STEPHENS: A and B Basketball, Opera Review, Music Club President, Acappella President. GEORGE STERLING: Usher, Commencement Usher, Commissioner of Public Relations, Senate, A Football, Letterman, Esquires, Cabinet. MILDRED ALZENE SWIFT: G.A.A. Cabinet, Letterwoman, Girls' League Council, World Friendship, The Other Wise Man, Totem Staff. THOMAS IAMES TAYLOR: Commencement Usher, Usher, A Football. GEORGE REXFORD TIBBETTS: Financial Representative, Current Events Representative. EVA TIEMAN: Scholarship Society, World Friendship, Sealbearer, Science Club. MIRIAM KATHLEEN TINDELL: Acappella, Girls' League Council, Girls' League Cabinet. IEAN ADELE TURNER: World Friendship, 4H Club. EVELYN FAIR WARD: Girls' League Council, Orchestra, G.A.A., World Friendship, Rope Girl. BRUCE MEAD WARRINER: Boys' League. EVELYN WILCOXZ Girls' League, CHARLOTTE WILDE: Girls' League Council, Rope Girl. BOB L. WILLIAMS: B Football, Stage Crew, Commencement Usher, C Track. ALICE ELIZABETH WYLIE: Rope Girl, Opera Review, Girls' League Cabinet, The Other Wise Man, Vespers, AcappeIla Festival. BETTY IANE ZEIGLER: World Friendship, 4H Club. mime? 5 1 , f 'MH' ig.-...lf v if 4 f X f xv f 1 X K, 4 4 , v Z I E 2 Q -:ages-: 1 -V ,, 1, Sami 3 s 5 - .. 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Curtis, Mary Carson, Genevieve Smith, Virginia Christie, Irene Nichols, Gwenyth Parker, Dick Nelson, Wilbur Cordell, Mary Schmidt.-Fourth row: Allen Green- land, Roger DeYoung, Jacques Paggi, Dudley Thompson, Bill Bucker, Paul Salcido, Glen Osborne, Darrell Kinkead, Joe Parker.--Fifth row: Dudley Carter, George Brighton, Lee Brown, George Zika, Crosby Bristow, Bill Elledge. M-1 QMS - 1 X V ' ,, ,, M. , , Y-A -Q - CLASS GF WINTER FORTY-TWG First row: Shirley Rhue, Helen Wilcox, Harriette Jenkins, Josephine Starkweather, Virginia Sapper, Alma Bly, Lila Kurilenke, Eileen Bolz, Roberta Moore, Bettee Starr, Janet Karge, Margaret Annin, Doris Paulsen, Betty Hart.--Second row: ldabelle Frackelton, Jeanne Patrick, Carol Jolly, Marjorie Jones, Margaret Milli- ken, Joan Beichel, Dorothy Jordan, Jean Gunderson, Betty Richmond, Elinor Kleiner, Barbara Wilson, Harriet Bush.-Third row: Margaret Snider, Virginia Gaines, Barbara Butler, Mildred Allen, Betty Boggess, Margie Babb, Richard First row: Ruth Muller, Jean LeZotte, June Jackson, Marguerite Barte, Ruth Mary Gregorius, Barbara Schmidt, Julia Hansen, Irene Brumfield, Vernell Buck- land, Louise Klissner, Dorothy Carroll, Dorothy Stransky, Marian Burnett.-- Second row: Kay Raplee, Barbara Orde, Mary Owen, Ruth Brown, Janie Rust, Roberta Abbott, Martha Pell, Donna Wiley, Myrtle Veline, Doris Trout, Betty Crandall, Francis Grubar.-Third row: David Combs, Dorothy Barnes, Doris Banker, Audrey Slottelid, Joan Franklin, Maxine Lawhon, Lavone Hamill, Mary Williams, Lyleworth Ahrens, Dale Kinsman, Dick Estes, Sumner Davis, John Francis.-Fourth row: Bill Wright, Henry Abrams, Bill Baker, David Segel, Earl Hestrin, Kenneth Kaktin, Bill Bailey, Herbert Hoelzel, Earl Myr, Stephen Bois- clair, Harold Harm.-Fifth row: Bob Brookman, Jim Barrett, Bill Berg, James Golson, Bob Asplund, Peter Buck, Edward Schweitzer, James Parsons, Ted Greathouse. Campbell, Harriett Johnson, Betty Patterson, Phoebe Mills, John Havens.- Fourth row: Joe Craigmile, John Leslie, Harry Billingsley, James J. Taft, Paul Baxley, Glenn Crandall, William Hunrichs, Ray Collet, Gerald Redmond, Alan Smith, Jim Johnstone, Melvin Robey.-Fifth row: Ed Bradshaw, David Price, Malcolm Peters, Justin Danner, Warren Reed, Leroy Watson, Bob Savely, Gail Bullock, William Gamble, Bill Lee, Howard Redmond, Anthony Vazzoler, David Abel. s gs 5' 'S Si an 41 Q 2 5 QE 38 is 3 Z 15 E 3? Us Q y w 5 s v, H E E CLASS CDF WINTER FCDRTV-THREE First row: Shirley Locke, Betty Thompson, Margaret Wood, Lois Maag, Martha Provence, Mary Holsinger, Marilyn Deverman, Beverly Ryan, Marilyn Hart, Dean Paul, Dawn Schroeder, Mary Markham, Anna Marik.-Second row: Junie Webb, Kathleen Huggins, Joanne Duncan, Jeane Gates, June Jordan, Dora Sandall, Barbara Kestenholz, Helen Beauchamp, Mary Lou Matthews, Dorris Romans, Margaret Faubion, Ruth Kratz.-Third row: Evelyn Allen, Dawn Six, Joyce Tompkins, Gweynedd Thomas, Phyllis Hauser, George Herrmann, John Lovejoy, First row: Wanda Crockett, Dorothy Davies, Maxine Mitchell, Hazel Greenlee, Beverly Erickson, Helen Webster, Hazelle Fleming, Barbara McDermid, Frances Altheuser, Dorothy Welch, Ruth Kleinbach, Patti Kneeland, Beverley Witherow. -Second row: Jack Mills, Alvin Lasbury, Jane Grisham, Josephine Miller, Viola Silfvast, Billie Charles, Noreen German, Shirley Sherman, Gladys Parsons, Ruth Anderson, Alice Haynes, Bette Cypert.-Third row: Margie Bays, Jeanne Ogden, Palph Westland, Frank Norman, Steve Markonich, Jack Tuttle, George Cheroff. -Fourth row: Gilbert MacDougall, Raymond McWorter, Donald Ross, Harold Phinney, Alan McCollum, Bill Hostetter, Paul Lafitte, Eddie Thompson, Jack Risk, Joe Wolanin, Alfred Wills.-Fifth row: Herman Kimmel, Philip Wahl, Bill Hillebrand, Don Gast, Carl Morris, Billy Barnett, Jim MacLaren, Clyde Manzer, Bob Jones, Byrne Adams.-Sixth row: Mr. Cochran, Billy Parsons, Marshall Holsinger, Billy Martin, Jack Nair. Dorothy Caccamis, Pearl Doherty, Ralph Morrison, Elaine Schroder, Fred Haines, Wallace Merrill, Louis Tyrrell, Paul Kelso, Harold Hoehn.-Fourth row: Tom Zahn, Ted Calderone, Robert Wells, Beverley Douglass, Howard Stanbach, Joe Mitchler, Ralph Underwood, Darrell Peterson.-Fifth row: Mr, Cochran, John Nelson, Van McCamman, Roger Jones, Fred Haas, Bill Acevedo, Walter Yoho, Bradway Aspin, Francis Johnston, Ted Lenney. aa .K CLASS OF INTER FORTY-FCDLJR First row: Diris Goifnto, Rosemary Blackadder, Betty Gorman, Arline Beveridge, Norma Bentley, Shirley Prussel, Patricia Lynch, Kathleen Froschauer, Margaret March, Naomi Beeler, Louise Mclntyre, Helen Holcomb, Henel Robertson.- Second row: Connie Rook, Margaret Adair, Virdeen Jones, Carol Pierpoint, Ann Eccles, Jean Riha, Richard Robb, Tommy Broglio, Richard Moser, Frank Kemsley, Lamont Schweissinger, Neal Niche, Douglas MacKenzie.-Third row: Sally Fox, Carolyn Eliason, Kathryn Armstrong, Joyce LeMaster, Jane Whaples, Elmer First row: Pauline Bates, Dagmar Krahforst, Helene Holcroft, Margaret Bobo, Baba Jean Spoor, Phyllis Hammond, Paula Brody, Barbara Lehner, Dorothy Hastert, Miriam Sersen, Eleanor Abrahamian, Betty Robertson, June Brobst.- Second row: Dale Snow, Kay Jensen, Vincent Winney, Ruth Fehring, Jennie Dragna, Donnette Seim, Darlene Gastow, Claire' Pierpoint, Audrey Stites, Patricia Thompson, Marjorie Reed, Barbara Pell, Lesley Penn.-Third row: Norma Anger- mann, Alberta Newton, Theresa Hurley, Marie Wahl, Shirley Baker, Margaret Zimmer, Malcolm McLain, Margaret Hoyal, Lois Kurtz, Anne Bunker, June Fillmore, Doris Pickering, Lois Weiss.-Fourth row: Frances Andersen, Bill Ottel, Harry MacDonald, Richard Harper, George Kingsland, David Bennett, Wayne Scheele, Jerry Calvin, Robert Davick, Bill Bloss.-Fifth row: Mrs. Shields, Donald Woodward, Teddy Schulte, Keith Kordenbrok, Ernest Klokke, William Steube, Frank Parsons, Jay Burrows, Mr. Walker. Wilcox, Ardyce Hutchen, Anna Marie Gogo, Dorothy Scott, Barbara Poole, Lois Wright, Marion Haws, Mrs. Shields.--Fourth row: Jack Lloyd, Walter Yates, Ronald Anderson, Don Andrews, Mary Lee Hooper, Alice Koestner, Joyce Rhue, Cecil Hicks, Bruce Peppin, Kenneth Burrows, Robert Harmon, Jimmy Allyn, Homer Hostetter, Baxter Charles.-Fifth row: Mr. Walker, Eugene Rudock, Richard Frelight, Duane Elder, Gene Gray, Marvin Clark, John McHugh, Merrill Marshall, Jack Swisher. .Af ' v CLASS CDF WINTER FCDIQTY-FIVE First row: Dorothy Yoho, Louise Creek, Olwyn Orde, Beverly Smith, Gloria Gould, Ladelle Buchanan, Nancy Allen, Patricia Bachtell, Barbara Kline, Muriel Walker, Jean Sanders, Evelyn Flamank, Betty Irwin.-Second row: June Darby, Carolyn Shiveley, Leslie Six, Leslie Shepherd, Nancy Palmer, Patricia Brothers, Paula Nagy, Erma Johnson, Ruth Meinecke, Carol Sterling, Bobby Woods.- First row: Mrs. Hamer, Barbara Campbell, Mary Morris, Mary D'Anna, Betty Lou Bruyere, Ethel Stratton, Kathleen O'Brien, Joyce Ginder, Janette Provence, Lorraine Anderson, Barbara Fritzler, Dorothy Wood, Lucille Adams.-Second row: George Spaulding, Madelyn Winney, Betty Willis, Barbara King, Alice Steiger, Barbara House, Peggy Wheatley, Joy lmsen, Harriet Blumenfield, Mary Montgomery, Shirley Musick, Shirley Ahrens, Marigene Cosgrove.-Third row: Jack Hann, Charles Kykendall, Howard Miller, Kenneth Helfer, Billy Bentley, Third row: John Kaler, Orval Hammermeister, Charles Marshall, Harold Terry, Roy Croger, Harry Gadd, Yvor Smitter, Warren Norcross, George Ewald, Dolores Goble.-Fourth row: Mrs. Hamer, Robert Sykes, Walter Dixon, George Haron, Arthur Ford, Bill Harnett, Allen Blaemire, Conrad Buff, George Fisher, Jerry Karger, Mrs. Lehman. Ethan Carter, Robert Hill, Harold Terry, James Weaver, Jack Vanderlip, Stanley Norton, Leslie Shepherd, J. B. Walker.-Fourth row: Fred Massey, Dick Baxley, Jack Stanton, Patsy Osborne, Marjorie Moore, Hylah Neuman, Wilma Bates, Lynn Lomen, Richard Doherty, Robert Sanstrom, Richard Norman, Bob Beranek. -Fifth row: Harry Silcocks, Allen Webb, John Eller, Graham Thompson, Peter Howenstein, Albert Plumb, Orlo Ferris, Jimmie Peters, Thomas Brumfield, Robert Kirsch, Leonard Likes, Morris Harris, Mrs. Lehman. iii cqafivifi.-za ALE D September ll-School opens. Out of the attics and deep dark nooks We reluctantly draw our old school books. October 3-First fire drill. Today we demonstrated our ability To clear the building with agility. October 4-Football rally in the auditorium. Watching their plays and seeing their pep We know, into the Coliseum, they'll step. October 6--Football with Belmont. Our mighty eleven ancl all the subs too Swung out to begin their triumphs anew. October l l-First penny dance. Fans of swing, did b-ow and sway, ln other words jived at the dance today. October l2-Tag Day. Signing names gives writer's cramp Oh! for an ink pad and a stamp. October l3-- Football at Franklin. Over the hill to Franklin's field To our line of iron they had to yield. October l9-Pom-pom sale. Pom-pomfa were sold by the dozens today So at the games, there'll be much green and gray. October 27-Football at San Fernando. On enemy's teritory we won the game. Tigers conquered, Coliseum's our aim. October 27-B lZ Party. The old barn was full of pumpkins and stalks of corn Blue jeans and checked gingham dresses were worn. November 3-A l2 Party. Babies and nursery rhymes, frilled bonnets and all Were seen at the Yeomen's baby ball. November 7-Magician assembly. The magacian show did mystify Because of Swallow's X-ray eye. November 9-Armistice Day assemb-ly. We thought of the present and not the past warg We spoke of the future, not dreads of yore. November i6-Band Concert. November sixteenth the band concert occurred, A program of rousing selections we heard. November i7-Football at North Hollywood. The Huskies we beat, twenty-five to zero Oh! To be a football hero! November I7- The Senior Bees became Karzakas today And strutted around like peacocks on display. November 17-Prom. Senior Ayes 'n Senior Bees Revelled 'neath tropical trees. November Zl-Drama Assembly. Tears and laughter, excitement too. The money spent we'll never rue. I2 November 2l-Play Day at North Hollywood. Our girls did their best for C.A.A. At North Hollywood this Play Day. November Zi-Football Banquet. Trophies were awarded to both Varsity and B squad. jim Blewett, Uclan coach, the Eagles prowess did laud November 22--Football Carnival at the Coliseum. To see our team on the field below Added greatly to our ego. November 23-Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving day, we hailed with glee Not once, but twice, thanks to Franklin D. November 28-C-len Alta assembly. The children of Glen Alta, our Christmas gifts repay, By music, and by dance, the entertainment way. November 29-Faculty-Varsity basketball. The faculty can teach, but basketball cannot play. ln fact to the varsity they were easy prey. November 30-Al2 Talent assembly. Stars of the future, of opera, concert, and swing, At the assembly today, did play, dance and sing. December 5-Mnistrel Show. A bit of old Dixie was seen at the show And jenny Lind appeared, as you know. December 6-Luggage Day. Books were carried to and from classes, The lads had it easy, but oh! the poor lasses. December 7--Scholarship Banquet. Reverend Gaylord adressed our scholars tonight Speaking against war with all his might. December l3- The Other Wise Man. The Other Wise Man our Christmas play, Was presented in a most impressive way. December i4-Pin Day. The Senior Ayes displayed their pins Before the Bees envious grins. December i5-Out for Christmas vacation. To old Saint Nick we give a cheer For the longest holiday in the year. january i2-The Lettermens' Hop. Nightlife was the theme of this year's l op. Not 'til the wee small hours did it stop. january Z5-A Cappella Festival. Music lovers in our aud had a treat, When the A Cappella choirs there did meet. january 29-Plaque Day. The Ycoman plaque was set in place tod:y, The Becs witnessing in the usual way. january 3l-Commencement. The Yeomen have left us for ever and ever, They're going on to greater endeavor. SCI-ICDLAIQSHIP SCDCIETV The Scholarship Society, an organization whose purpose is scholarship for service, was led through a highly successful semester by President Roderick Krohn, Vice-President Dan Lyons and Secre- tary Roberta Bradshaw. Miss Segal was the exceedingly capable and well liked sponsor. Objectives for this semester were to collect books for Glen Alta, to maintain a student tutoring activity, and to bring speakers of note to the regular meetings. Social event of the season was the Scholarship Banquet given in honor of California Sealbearers. First row: Joan Deopker, Herta Peters, Zelta Burrows, Mary Murray, Eva Steelink, Roberta Bradshaw, Dan Lyons, Roderick Krohn, Jean LeZotte, Ruth Muller, Donna Wiley, Marguerite Barte, Lila Kurilenko, Betty Patterson.-Second row: Virginia O'Neill, Ruth Mosaly, Eva Tieman, Alice Swinnerton, Jo Winningham, Penelope Stevens, Melva Parker, Vivian Jones, Lucille Stevens, Jane Hall, Dorothy Balkema, Betty Harken, Barbara Sanders, Ruth Uhler, Betty Sapper.-- Third row: Miss Segal, Margaret George, Elinor Hobart, Jacqueline Gore, Cath- erine Engbrecht, Dorothea McCormick, Edith Coffer, Betty Jones, Jean Ruh, Bryce Becker.-Fourth row: Henry Allen, John Francis, Ann Sessions, Betty Anderson, Joan Franklin, Josephine Starkweather, Patsy Hewitt, Scott Lyons, Eleanor Axe, Jean Hood, Elizabeth Cox, Joan Hawthorne, Frances Kratz, Ruth Baldwin.-Fifth row: Harry Guss, Joe Prather, Bob Miller, Ted Greathouse, David Cole, Ed Brearton, John Charlton, Ben Pratt, Elliott Prindle, Sumner Davis, Bruce Pringle, Warren Reed, David Spurlin, Merwyn Hodges.-Sixth row: Charles Rains, Lester Wiltse, Bill Bonelli, Blake Blakey, Don Rudeen, Bill Jensen, Stan Davis, Tom King, Ben Bonelli, Bob Kelley. Renee Schneider, Kathlyn Dawe, Annabel Gottschal, Grace Stevens, Harriet Bush, SEIXIICDR LJSHEIQS The senior ushers under the direction and sponsorship of Mr. Schmidt rolled off one of their most successful seasons. This year the ushers worked together with the student body and made the assemblies more orderly. Max Van Horn, the head usher, brought the organization through with an outstanding record. All of the ushers did their share of work not only in ushering in the assem- blies but in promoting school spirit. First row: Bill Baird, Duane Ritter, John Obidine, Bob Campbell, Max Van Horn, John Lindholtz, Sumter Bourg, Byron Needham, George Sterling,-Second row: Dave Brown, George Normington, Kenneth Holsapple, Gunther Hunricks, Harold WQRLD FIQIEN Bentley, John Leslie, Bob Brooking.-Third row: Mr. Schmidt, Hoyt Smith, Tommy Taylor, Roger DeYoung, Allen Greenland. DSI-Ill? The general purposes of the World Friendship Club have been to promote international tolerance and the appreciation of peace. The meetings have featured Mexico as a theme and the discussion groups have been based on propaganda analysis. As an added activity the club has also con- tributed to the Glen Alta fund. The semester's work has been under the sponsorship of Miss David- son, with Dorothea McCormick as President, Jim Barrett, vice-president, Sumner Davis, cor- responding secretary, Mildred Raymer, recording secretary and Arline Allen as treasurer. First row: Eileen Bolz, Ruth Muller, Barbara Schmidt, Alma Bly, Doris Paulsen, Jean Ruh, Dorothea McCormick, Jim Barrett, Sumner Davis, Mildred Raymer, Arline Allen, Janet Karge, June Bradshaw.-Second row: Alice Swinnerton, Kathlyn Dawe, Geraldine Bury, Wilma Pence, Virginia Yoho, Leonora Hogue, Marilynn Millar, Lucile Stevens, Shirley Mae Wheeler, Jean Hood, Sylvia Nosek, Annabel Gottschal, Margaret Wakefield, Mae Garvin, Eileen Jonas.-Third row: Josephine Winningham, Betty Patterson, Betty McKee, Elizabeth Cox, Margaret Snider, Myrtle Velnie, Ruth Baldwin, Joan Hawthorne, Virginia O'Neill, Ruth Mosaly, Eva Tieman, Doris Matthews, Harriet Bush, Louise Lowder, Miss David- son.-Fourth row: Phoebe Mills, Joan Beichel, Jean Gunderson, Jacqueline Gore, Frances Kinney, Mariorie Jones, Gloria Niederer, Margaret Annin, Donna Wiley, Vivian Jones, Dorothy Balkema, Barbara Seim, Melva Parker, ldabelle Frackelton. -Fifth row: Charles Rains, Lester Wiltse, Edward Grade, Arthur Richard, June Ziegler, Janet Blumer, Virginia Bevis, Roberta Moore, Bruce McRae, Jim Ketcher- side, John Charlton, Gilles Lenhert. as in SENICDR CURRENT EVENTS The Senior High Current Eventers under the guiding hand of Mrs. Hartnagel have had a truly successful semester. Ed Brearton made a capable Commissioner of Publicity. He was ably aided by Schuyler Hyde, Assistant Commissioner. The current eventers are the school's disseminators ot propaganda. They inform the student body through the medium of the basic courses of all school activities. They attempt to arouse enthusiasm and support for these activities. The main objective for this semester was to make publicity reporting more informal and more interesting. First row: Mrs. Vaudreuil, Ruth Baldwin, Gloria Schotz, Schuyler Hyde, Ed Dick Estes, Maxine Lawhon, Penelope Stevens.-Third row: Philip Vodon, George Brearton, Nancie Hayden, Virginia Stevenson, Mrs. Hartnagel.-Second row: Alesi, Joe Prather, David Spurlin, Jim Ketcherside, Tom King, Ted Greathouse, Joe Craigmile, Lillian Weinberger, Mildred Raymer, Bob Hopkins, Dick Powell, Bill Rutledge. THESPIANS This year Eagle Rock High School's drama group had a new sponsor, Mrs. Goetten. She has done an excellent job and deserves much of the credit for the fine work the Thespians have done. The group has given us innumerable entertaining moments for which we now wish to thank them. Noteworthy among the group were Penelope Stevens and Stanley Willis, each of whom wrote an original play which the class presented. President, Vivian Jones, Vice-President, June Barbre, Secretary, Louise Klissner. First row: Bill Shuler, Louise Klissner, Vivian Jones, Mrs. Goetten, June Barbre, Irene Brumfield, Verne Herbruck.-Second rowx Penelope Stevens, Jane Cuff, Stan- ley Willis, Marian Bergman, Mildred Raymer, Peggy Cunningham. SENIGR FINANCE Promotion ot sales of publications and tickets for athletic events is the main purpose of the Senior Finance Committee. The committee is made up ot Financial Representatives from each Basic Course and Senior Problems class. Senior Finance was under the sponsorship of Mr. Miller. Commissioner of Finance John Dahlgren and his assistant, Robert Savely, did an excellent job of putting over the various pay activities ot the school. First row: Barbara Fangerow, Jean Hood, Shirley Wheeler, John Dahlgren, June row: Cassins Hooper, Glenn Crandall, George Normington, Normann Lefmann, Zeigler, Mary Murray, Dorothy Abel.-Second row: Don Snyder, Jack Noble, Bill Lee, Dick Doty, Kenneth Kaktin, Mr. Miller. Bill Lundgren, Dick Moore, Merwyn Hodges, Richard Williams, Ed Bell.-Third lf iff? if can ga B' '. ,fi A.. M if fi Alanis'-ax Y. 5 4 SENIOR ORCHESTRA Under the able direction of Mr. Rupp, the Senior High School Orchestra has been making remark- able progress. The purpose of the orchestra is to furnish music for Senior High activities. This term their plans consisted largely of a study of symphonic music. Eagle Rock is proud to note that six of its members in competition with players from all of the high schools, were chosen as mem- bers ofthe All-City Senior High Orchestra. First row: Joan Beichel, Carol Jolly, Margaret George, Velma Snider, Barbara Francis, Henry Hallin, Mr. Rupp.fThird row: Bill Lee, Harrison Hurd, Howard Fangerow, Roberta Bradshaw, Lorraine Tucker, Sylvia Stein, Oleta Whittley,- Redmond, John Young, Herbert Hoelzel. Second row: Kenny Baker, Alan Smith, Edwin Allee, James Ford, Bill Berg, John BAND The Eagle Rock High School Band, led by Mr. Rupp, had a most successful term. This organiza- tion gives members the experience of playing with a band and gives the school inspiration and a spirited front. With flashy formation marching, the band made the football games more enjoyable and lively, also the basketball games and many assemblies were enlivened. ln the middle of the term the band staged a spectacular and entertaining show, which was enthusiastically received. Harrison Hurd was the drum major and Henry Hallin acted as manager. Because of its band the school was rated more highly by all who attend any of our athletic events. First row: Dale Snow, Henry Hallin, Viotta Morgan, Davis Reed, Eugene Mein- John Sunda.-Third row: Marjorie Reed, Don Norton, Jim Hawkins, Thomas ecke, Lorraine Tucker, Lorene Wright, Gwenyth Parker, Doris Matthews, Mary Zahn, Don Andrew, Carol Jolly.-Fourth row: Harrison Hurd, Cecil Hicks, Muzon Hooper.-Second row: Noel Reed, Cassius Hooper, Walter Yoho, Harold Frackel- Morgan, Norman Howard, Bryce Becker, Russ Payton, Mr. Rupp. ton, Earl Hestrin, James Golson, Howard Miller, Barbara Fangerow, David Sherrell, JUNIOR ORCHESTRA The general purpose of the Junior High Orchestra is to furnish music for the Junior High activi- ties. Mr. Rupp, the sponsor, is to be congratulated on his excellent work with this orchestral group. Among their many achievements this term was the appointment of six of the members of our Junior High Orchestra as members of the All-City Junior High Orchestra, a group selected from all the Junior High Schools in the City. Lenore Fish, First row: Billy Werhofnick, John Brunton, Frances Wagoner, Evelyn Constable, Ruth Fehring, Ruth Kleinbach, Maxine Mowery, John Kaler.- Second row: Dennis Sharp, Barbara Schwartzlose, Helen Lawson, Phyllis Ham- mond, Helen Holcomb, Noreen German, Yvor Smitter, Mary Jane Brunton, Billy Stein.-Third row: Elmer Zimmer, Margaret Ford, Jimmy Allyn, Teddy Schulte, Ted Perkins, Margaret Bobo, Don Trunick, Leo Van Valkenburg, Bob Seawardf- Fourth row: Harrison Hurd, J. B. Walker, Thomas Andrew, Richard Cole, Walter Yoho, James Storie, Robert lmes, Normand Poulshock, Egbert Hillegas, Charles Marshall, Mr. Rupp. ACARRELLA CHOIR The most outstanding contribution to the school this term by the Acappella Choir, was their presentation of a Minstrel Show. lt was presented to the Student Body as a pay assembly. The Acappella Choir also took a large part in the annual Christmas program for the students and com- munity. The officers, Mary Denton, president, Ruth Paul, vice-president, and June Hafner, secre- tary, have done an excellent job in helping Miss Hawkinson, the sponsor, to guide the choir. First row: Alice Swinnerton, Marian Burnett, Virginia Greatrex, Josephine Win- ningham, Lorraine Lester, Ruth Paul, Mary Denton, June Hafner, Muriel Palmer, Jeanne Patrick, Dorothy Balkema, Rowena Simerly, Phyllis Van Pelt.-Second row: Elinor Hobart, Louise Dickey, Betty Anderson, Jean Selle, Helen DeRemer, Virginia Moran, Charnelcie Robbins, Lois Foster, Mary Giovanazzi, Miss Hawkin- son.-Third row: Helen Mooney, Marianne Barkman, Elaine Kestenholz, Miriam Tindell, Eleanor Axe, Lita Belle Lambert, Ruth Baldwin, Jane Galloway, Helena Long.-Third row: Ed Denton, Lawrence Poore, Jim Ketcherside, Lee Brown, Robert Lee, Vernon Eades, Jim Johnstone. i gwziofz 04595 NO .W X55 0 0 QQ aw fx Q Qs S CQ Q Q SQ W Q N C20 QQQ X XXX Y mn M A W x fx fx N f fx A fx A GEORGE HERRMANN President VERNE COX Vice-President BILLIE CHARLES Secretary JLJNICDR HIGH CGLJNCII. The Junior High Council, which is very similar to the Senate in Senior High, had an unusually successful term under the able leadership of President George Herrmann. The general purpose of this organization is to promote school activities and to regulate self government. Through the co- operation of Vice-President Verne Cox, Secretary Billie Charles, Commissioner of Guards Louis Tyrrell, Commissioner of Ushers Harold Hoehn, Commissioner of Publicity Jean Gates, Commis- sioner of Lost and Found Anna Marie Gogo, Commissioner ot Flag Neil Kelley, and President of the Garland Club Dean Paul, this organization succeeded admirably in accomplishing its goals. Mr. Elmore acted as sponsor of the group. First row: Kathleen O'Brien, Jean Clark, George Herrmann, Billie Charles, Verne Gates, Shirley Sherman, Robert Stratton.-Third row: Neil Kelley, Ed Van Cox, Ann Eccles, Carol Pierpoint, Jane Grisham.-Second row: Sam Winningham, Valkenburg, Louis Tyrrell, Gene Harte, Richard Nutting, Robert Massey, Joe Jean Miller, Ladelle Buchanan, Gwynedd Thomas, Dean Paul, Anna Gogo, Jeane Wofanin, Robert Kirsch, Mr. Elmore. GARLAND CLUB The Garland Club under the sponsorship of Mrs. Merkley has been very active this semester. The Club's chief aim is to increase friendliness among girls and to make new girls more readily accepted in the social circles. Many assemblies were held during this term and the girls agreed that these rallies were far better than they have formerly been. The term officers were: presi- dent, Dean Paul, vice-president, Jane Grisham, secretary, Auralie Axe, head usher, Doris Roman. First row: Maria Mirabile, Grace Haines, Theresa Hurley, Jane Grisham, Dean Margaret Faubion, Patricia Thompson.-Third row: Margie Bays, Margaret Wood, Paul, Auralie Axe, Barbara Haupt, Verna Flagg, Jeanette Hafner.-Second row: Pat Kneeland, Marian Slottelid, Dorothy Kiefer, Barbara Schumacker, Ruth Barbara King, Connie Rook, Sally Fox, Olwyn Orde, Lois De Grasse, Joan Blackwell, Kratz. JUNIGIQ USHERS The Junior Ushers under the tutelage of Mrs. Shields, realized a banner semester with Harold Hoehn, Alvin Lasbury, and Billy Barnett as presiding officers. General purposes of this organiza- tion were to care for traffic in and out of all assemblies and to help towards a general good attitude on the part of all students. First row: Ronald Anderson, Donald Woodward, Robert lmes, Alvin Lasbury, Bradway Aspin, Donald Ross, Cecil Hicks, Mrs. Shields.-Third row: Bill Hille- Billy Barnett, Harold Hoehn, George Cheroff, Wayne Scheele, Harold Phinney.- brand, Robert Davick, Jim MacLaren, Odd Christensen, Bob Jones, Robert Merrill, Second row: John Brunton, Ralph Morrison, Malcolm McLain, Merrill Marshall, Fred Haas. JUNIGR GUARDS The Junior High Guards were organized mainly to keep order on the grounds but this term they set as their special goal to eliminate the unnecessary debris and to help avoid interference with Senior High classes during the lunch period. The group was led by Commissioner Louis Tyrrell and was guided by the sponsor, Mr. Anderson. They have accomplished their aims and should be complimented on the fine work they have done. First row: Eu gene Walker, June Fillmore, Louise Mclntyre, Louis Tyrrell, Virdeen Wallace Merrill,--Third row: Joe Mifchler, Bradway Aspiri, Roger Jones, Bill Jones, Helen Holcomb, Jack Tuttle.-Second row: Jack Mills, Robert Zimmer- Acevedo, Jim MacLearn, Clyde Manzer, Mr. Anderson. man, Robert Wells, Joe Wolanin, Ralph Anderson, Dick Brown, Dennis Sharp, 4 S6- mv 496- cd! R6- -.... ws? 4 QW in 'W' F! Q? J: G 40' if J' 3 3 'WG 5 ,f QQIV 0 JLJNICDR FINANCE A particularly efficient job has been done by the Junior High Finance this semester under the sponsorship of Mr. Miller. The general purpose of this organization is to select representatives of financial matters from each Basic Course. This being the only ticket selling group in Junior High, it handles the selling of tickets for all events. The junior high finance committee was su- pervised by the senior high finance commissioner, John Dahlgren and his assistant, Bob Savely. First row: Billy Bentley, June Webb, Barbara Kestenholz, John Dahlgren, Patsy Helene Holcroft, Elaine Miller, Barbara Kline, Heinz Heckeroth.-Third row: Knox, Betty Cox, Donald Weir.7Second row: George Spaulding, Alvin Lasbury, Walter Dixon, Harold Phillips, Francis Johnston, Maynard Morvay. STARLETS Starlets is the name of the Junior High drama group, instructed by Mrs. Goetten. These embryo Thespians are taught the principles of dramatics and stage their own productions. The class was headed by William Acevedo, with June Webb acting as vice-president and Doris Roman as secre- tary. A series of one-act plays were produced by this group. First row: Janice Simmons, Anne Bunker, June Fillmore, Audrey Rutledge, Dorothy Caccamis, Bill Acevedo, Margaret Faubion, Dawn Six, Barbara Morse, Darlene Gaston, Jeane Gates.-Second row: Margaret Wilcox, June Webb, Doris Roman, Mary Matthews, Ruth Lovein, Patty McComas, Marilyn Hart, Dorothy mary Wilson, Dorothy Welch, Eleanor Abrahamian, Evelyn Downer, Dorothy Hastert, Martha Procence, Frances Altheuser, Tracy McDonaugh.-Fourth row: Francis La Ferriere, Van McCamman, Richard Freligh, Jim MacLaren, Byrne Adams, Don Gast, Bob Jeffries, Mrs. Goetten. Kiefer, Jane Whaples, Margaret March.--Third row: Patricia Thompson, Rose- JLJNICDR CURRENT EVENTS The Junior High Current Event Representatives under the able leadership of Jeanne Gates, Com- missioner of Publicity, have had a successful term. This vital organization has a three-fold pur- pose: to inform the student body of coming events, to create enthusiasm for coming events, and to increase the sale of tickets. The main objectives of the semester were to have better attendance at meetings and to promote more worthwhile current event reports to the classes. This organiza- tion's sponsor was Mrs. Hartnagel. First row: Kent Thompson, Mary Pariseau, Doris Gornto, Jeane Gates, Marilyn nagel.gThird row: Harry MacDonald, Noreen German, Jim Maclaren, Nancy Smith, Mary Markham, Betty Willis, Jack Vanderlip.-Second row: John Collet, Allen, Leo Vanderheagen. Robert lmes, Dorothy Hastert, Dorothy Ramstrand, Jimmy Leslie, Mrs. Hart- ,,M,,T,, ,, W5 i k I 3 M, ,,..,. - v, , 3, ri , W Jug V A 7q,w,MWw,,M- Wffn ,,,, N L ,,M,L-Q W, W3 Qwifgf L fl? I ATHLETICS The Eagle Rock football teams fared exceptionally well this year, winning championships in both Varsity and B divisions. The B squad was unbeaten and untied in a league play, while the Varsity had a 6 to 6 tie with Canoga Park to mar their otherwise perfect slate. Both teams started the season with a practice tilt with Belmont, the Varsity winning l3 to lZ, and the B's losing 6 to O. Both squads beat Eagle Rock's traditional rival, Franklin High, by scores of l3 to 6 and l5 to O for the Varsity and B's respectively. The Varsity then received the only blemish on their record, the tied score with Canoga Park, while the little boys came through with a i9 to 6 win. ln the next contest, San Fernando was beaten twice: l3 to O by the Varsity and 7 to O by the B's. The next week, the B team stole the spotlight by crushing Verdugo Hills 58 to O, while their big brothers were content with a l2 to 0 victory. Van Nuys yas the next victim, bowing l3 to O in both contests, and the season's finale found the North Hollywood Huskies going down to defeat, 25 to O, at the hands of the heavyweights, and 6 to O at the hands of the Eaglets. The Varsity placed three men on the honorary All San Fernando Valley League team first string and three on the second string. The boys who were thus honored were Hoyt Smith, fullback, Max Van Horn, quarterback, Don Parman, end, John Obidine, tackle, Jack Bumcrot, guard, and Gunther Hunrichs, halfback. Other outstanding performers were: ends, Bill Baird, Ralph Carleton and Dave Brown, tackles, George Zika, Warren Moberg and Dick Heavens, guards, Allan Wilson and Alan Greenland, centers George Sterling and Phil Torf, and backs, Shorty Neilson, Sumter Bourg and Dick Hayton. B players who deserve mention are Jim Thornburg, Jack Flynn, Hank Abrams, Bill Bowman, Harry Ward, Barney Tiernan, Paul Baxley, Francis Hodnett, Harry Beck, Victor Wickline, Johnny Les- lie, Jimmie Taft, Ben Bonelli, Dean Spurgeon, and William Hunrichs. The cups were presented to B Captain Harry Ward, and Varsity Co-Captains Max Van Horn and Hoyt Smith. The Varsity basketballers started out like a championship team, winning their first four games, and leading the league at the end of the first round. Some of the melon-bouncers who turned in consist- ently good performances were Joe Prather, Dick Powell, Duane Ritter, Charley Kratka, Bill Brown, Jack Adams, Bill Mohr, Jack Addison, Kenny Holsapple and Jerry MacNair. The B squad did not look as well in their first games. They lost three out of four and do not appear headed for any title as this goes to press. Some cf the B's whose names should be mentioned are Jim Barret, Gordon Dalbeck, Neal Cornell, Bob Vlfeatherill, Tom King, Gerald Thacker and Tommy Lorenzen. LETTERMEIXI The Lettermen's Club is composed of boys who have won their letter in some varsity sport. This term they have done an excellent job guarding at football and basketball games. They also pre- sented the semi-annual Lettermen's Hop, which is one of the finest school dances in the term. The club was led through this very successful term, by the president, Bill Mohr, and the sponsor, Mr. Jackson. First row: Bill Brown, David Bryant, Dick Powell, Ben Pratt, Bill Mohr, Jack Addison, Max Van Horn, Hoyt Smith, Gunther Hunricks.-Second row: Jack Bumcroft, Irving Lovejoy, Blake Blakey, Dave Brown, Jack Cook, Bill Baird, Bill Bomar, John Petersen, Wilfred Nielson.-Third row: John Havens, Verne Her- EAGLES' CLUB bruck, Don Parman, Dick Moore, Duane Ritter, Edward Hull, Ted Calderone, Alan McCollum, Mr. Jackson.-Fourth row: Bob Miller, Douglass Binkley, John Leslie, Clarence Hunter, John Obidine, Dean Snyder, Carl Berger, Carl Branum, Barney Tiernan. The Eagles' Club is truly a group of unsung heroes. They as managers participate in every sport- football, basketball, track, tennis, gymnastics-yet seldom receive praise. Mr. Jackson, their spon- sor, and Arthur Emory, president of the organization, worked together with the boys and brought them through with flying colors. Their work and efforts helped our teams. First row: John Brunton, Dick Brown, Art Emory, Dean Spurgeon, Bud Hodgdon. Phillip McLaughlin.HThird row: Mr. Jackson, Dester Hensel, Don Willumsen, --Second row:'Edwin Allee, Robert Zimmerman, Ralph Anderson, Robert lmes, Barney Tiernan, Jim Frakes. LETTERWCMEN The Letterwomen were led through a very successful semester by their very capable president, Virginia Phinney. This group is composed of girls who have participated in six sports of the G.A.A. program. The purpose of the Letterwomen is to promote better health, sportsmanship, and partici- pation in sports among the girls. This term their two man projects were the Cafeteria Hostesses, under Mary Jane Paquet, and the l-lostesses at football games, under Carol Rorex, both of which were carried out very well. The sponsorship was held by Mrs. Lydiatt. First row: Barbara Morreale, Mary Ellen Myers, Marguerite Brewer, Virginia Meyer, June Bradshaw, Vriginia Mieding, Virginia Phinney, Beth Briggs, Evelyn Hellen, Alice Enloe, Lacygne Van Valkenburg, Margaret Fisher, Lillian Charles.- Second row: Margie Schandel, Carol Rorex, Ardith Allen, Penelope Stevens, Mary Jane Paquet, Betty Sapper, Mary Waldo, June Kelly, Beverly Andrews, Barbara Seim, Vivian Jones, Edith Pellegrin.-Third row: Catherine Engbrecht, Ann Cypert, Charlene Zink, Maiel Benedict, Agnes Lorenzen, Merva Karger, Edna Raner, Marian Banks, Thelma Steube, Frances Kratz, Virginia Perry, Marjorie Borland, Virginia St. Charles.-Fourth row: Bette Schaeffer, Virginia Brown, Barbara Medler, Gwen Jenkins, Alzene Swinft, Virginia Alderson, Lorene Wright, Camilla Metcalf, Herta Peters, Doris Hockersmith, Doris Robertson, Melva Parker. v:.w Hw n T 1 HK 1 M ff 2 Q QF l ! uanum Bouv Heavens I SNC ci 'M 0 .sp- r,': 5: H sta, - , 1-5 Q QQQ sf fist, i We fs' T as- is o g i i T ... 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Ms, l Si fr is , , we y nm- -BTA 1 Emi Q5 . , 2 'x i T i ' 1 ig, so T b. ,Kam FX 'Ein GD Q39 'F , A First row: Bill Baird, Max Van Horn, George Zika, Don Parman, Hoyt Smith, Gunther l-lunrichs, Jack Bumcrot, George Sterling, Sumter Bourg, John Obidinef-Second row: Allan Wilson, David Brown, Philip Torf, Ralph Carleton, Lawrence Cataldi, Carl Branum, Warren Moberg, Dick Deeble, Don Willumsen, Allan Greenland, Dick Heavens.-Third row: Carl Berger, Bill Brashear, Eddie Ness, Byron Needham, Dick Hayton, Norman B First row: Dan Lyons, Ralph Townsend, Bill Wright, Dean Spur- geon, Don Norton, Victor Wickline, Harry Beck, Bill Rutledge, Bob Brookrnan.iSecond row: Jim Thornburg, Paul Baxley, Bill Acevedo, Barney Tiernan, Harry Ward, Ray Collett, Ben Bonelli, Bill Bowman, Jim Taft, John Leslie, Bill Johnson, Carl Morris, Robert Jones-Third row: Ned Herbruck, Bill Baker, Henry Abrams, Bill Allin, Clyde Manzer, Roger DeYoung, Oran Hann, Letmann, Bob Miller, Tony Tripolino, George Normington, Warren Mason, Robert Farris, William Gamble, Mr. Griffin, Edwin Bliss,-Fourth row: Dick Cook, Jacques Morrison, Jack Nair, Robert Church, Jack Cook, Grant Thompson, Terry Shepard, Burton Wilbur, Max Bunch, Marshall Holsinger, Felix Marik, Eddie Wagoner, David Abel, George Lyons, Jack Calvin, Harold Miller. Don Rudeen, Francis Hodnett, Bob Savely, Fred Haas, Bill Otis, Eugene Meinecke, Jack Noble, Mr. Schmidt.-Fourth row: Herman Kimmel, Cassius Hooper, John Lovejoy, William Hunrichs, Peter Buck, Walter Yoho, Roy McLeod, Bradway Aspin, Don St. Charles, Glenn Anders, Frank McManemon, George Lovejoy, Harold Shunn, Robert Wiley, LeRoy Watson. Wit-1 I Q V ' 1 EVEN: my mf Ewqnsm 1 L, as J Amin? K ',Q?mw Q '7. 7.YwQ,gQgwvW56'5W sm-wwirzwff :fw2s::z:g:f'w L :p:,.:1g:,1:ggtV-N953 W' 1 Q . Lziazwzzw' wp, FW 'fwk-.M-.. . Q ' l , K '54 A U . f wwe, n 5. A bmw ki. 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S X A 'df K -.:'. , M Y 'E:.'5::..5,:- 1. - f .1 4 Ps fr ' P 4- , fi J aj M HW lt lm Y E r rr 7f r,, ,, J 'ffl h e , 5 'A', 2 2, A . il M1 H A First row: Bill Mohr, Bill Brown, Jack Addison, Dick Powell, Duane Ritter, Harry Guss.-Second row: Kenneth Holsapple, Joe Prather, Fred Ryder, Mr, Elmore, Charles Kratka, Bob Stephens, Jerry MacNair. B First row: Philip McLaughlin, Neal Cornell, James Barrett, Bob Drake, Bill Redd, Gordon Dalebeck, Tom King, Bob Weatherill, Gerald Thacker, John Brunton.-Second row: Bill McCabe, Edward Hull, Jim Golson, Elliot Prindle, Edward Sweitzer, Dick Dipple, Tommy Lorenzen, Harold 3 V, Liv. 5 , is I , ,, ,f 5 ig? A -Third row: Jack Adams, Dick Lindholtz, Lester Allen, Everett Nole, Don Graves, Ben Levine. Philips, Eugene Hess, Mr. Culley,-4Third row: Richard Nutting, Harold Frackle- ton, Glen Crandall, Kenneth Kaktin, Edward Levonian, Ralph Underwood, Robert Massey, Jack Tuttle. iii it wir WSWS LETTEIQMEIXI The Lettermen's Club is composed of boys who have won their letter in some varsity sport. This term they have done an excellent job guarding at football and basketball games. They also pre- sented the semi-annual Lettermen's l-lop, which is one of the finest school dances in the term. The club was led through this very successful term, by the president, Bill Mohr, and the sponsor, Mr. Jackson. First row: Bill Brown, David Bryant, Dick Powell, Ben Pratt, Bill Mohr, Jack Addison, Max Van Horn, Hoyt Smith, Gunther Hunricks.-Second row: Jack Bumcroft, Irving Lovejoy, Blake Blakey, Dave Brown, Jack Cook, Bill Baird, Bill Bomar, John Petersen, Wilfred Nielson.-Third row: John Havens, Verne Her- EAGLES' CLUB bruck, Don Parman, Dick Moore, Duane Ritter, Edward Hull, Ted Calderone, Alan McCollum, Mr. Jackson.-Fourth row: Bob Miller, Douglass Binkley, John Leslie, Clarence Hunter, John Obidine, Dean Snyder, Carl Berger, Carl Branum, Barney Tiernan. The Eagles' Club is truly a group of unsung heroes. They as managers participate in every sport- football, basketball, track, tennis, gymnastics-yet seldom receive praise. Mr. Jackson, their spon- sor, and Arthur Emory, president of the organization, worked together with the boys and brought them through with flying colors. Their work and efforts helped our teams. First row: John Brunton, Dick Brown, Art Emory, Dean Spurgeon, Bud Hodgdon. Phillip McLaughlin.-Third row: Mr. Jackson, Dester Hensel, Don Willumsen, -Second row:'Edwin Allee, Robert Zimmerman, Ralph Anderson, Robert lmes, Barney Tiernan, Jim Frakes, LETTERWCDMEIXI The Letterwomen were led through a very successful semester by their very capable president, Virginia Phinney, This group is composed of girls who have participated in six sports of the G.A.A. program. The purpose of the Letterwomen is to promote better health, sportsmanship, and partici- pation in sports among the girls. This term their two man projects were the Cafeteria Hostesses, under Mary Jane Paquet, and the Hostesses at football games, under Carol Rorex, both of which were carried out very well. The sponsorship was held by Mrs. Lydiatt. First row: Barbara Morreale, Mary Ellen Myers, Marguerite Brewer, Virginia Cypert, Charlene Zink, Majel Benedict, Agnes Lorenzen, Merva Karger, Edna Meyer, June Bradshaw, Vriginia Mieding, Virginia Phinney, Beth Briggs, Evelyn Raner, Marian Banks, Thelma Steube, Frances Kratz, Virginia Perry, Marjorie Hellen, Alice Enloe, Lacygne Van Valkenburg, Margaret Fisher, Lillian Charles.- Borland, Virginia St. Charles.gFourth row: Bette Schaeffer, Virginia Brown, Second row: Margie Schandel, Carol Rorex, Ardith Allen, Penelope Stevens, Mary Barbara Medler, Gwen Jenkins, Alzene Swinft, Virginia Alderson, Lorene Wright, Jane Paquet, Betty Sapper, Mary Waldo, June Kelly, Beverly Andrews, Barbara Camilla Metcalf, Herta Peters, Doris Hockersmith, Doris Robertson, Melva Seim, Vivian Jones, Edith Pellegrin.-+Third row: Catherine Engbrecht, Ann Parker. 'N s TN. -v .- i - V --,T iff --VV 7-Y Sharif, V Tr.. Y . GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSGCIATICDN Under the able leadership of Catherine Engbrecht, Laycene Van Valkenburg, Virginia Perry and Virginia Meiding, the G.A.A. term has been very successful. The main objectives of the organiza- tion are to promote sports and improve the health of the girls. The Eagle Rock G.A.A. attended two play days this semester, one at North Hollywood and the other at Fairfax. Both were greatly enjoyed by the girls. The different sports for the semester were tennis, badminton, volleyball, hockey, speedball, archery and basketball. The semester was climaxed by the Annual Spread, which was held at the close of the term. The G.A.A. Cabinet is composed of the officers, the mana- gers, the yell leaders, and the membership chairmen. This term the Cabinet had as its meeting place the old Safety Office. The girls are trying to make a club room out of it and have started by making curtains and putting up shelves and pictures. The Cabinet also worked on the G.A.A. Scrapbook. The sponsor for both the G.A.A. and G.A.A. Cabinet was Mrs. Lydiatt. First row: Beverly Andrews, Camilla Metcalf, Lorraine Lester, Irene Nichols, Betty Harken, Pat Kneeland, Mary Holsinger, Colombe Forgues, June Bradshaw. - -Second row: Beth Briggs, Shirley Patterson, Pat Farris, Lorene Wright, Frances Wilsen, June Barbre, Billie Enright, Doris Bateson, Vivian Jones, Claire Boehm, Catherine Engbrecht, Gladys Parson.-Third rowi Gwenyth Parker, G.A.A. CABINET Sitting: Ann Cypert, Charline Zink, Virginia Phinney, Shirley Patterson, Lacygne Van Valkenburg, Marjorie Schandel, Doris Greene, Catherine Engbrecht, Virginia First row: Harriett Duvall, Peggy Ann Haupt, Janet Blumer, Ruth Gregorius, Roberta Moore, Margaret Snider, Lou Anne Lawton, Jean Code, Jayne Kingman, Isabelle Frackelton.-Second row: Jean Gunderson, Phyllis Jenkins, Corinne Johnson, Pat Gibbons, Joan Franklin, Patsy Hewitt, Mae Garvin, Katherine Hesse, Helen Marik.-Third row: Geraldine Towne, Barbara Voigt, Bobette Beverly Witherow, Lucille Seeburger, Bonnie Duckworth, June Webb, Shirley Sherman, Harriett Johnson, Doris Robertson, Ann Cypert, Betty Linville.--a Fourth row. Mis. Lydiatt, Margaret Wakefield, Kathlyn Dawe, Renee Schneider, Thelma Steube, Virginia Alderson, Gloria Schotz, Virginia Mieding, Jean Smith, June Zeigler, Nancy Doyle. Perry, Virginia Meiding.-Standing: Mrs. Lydiatt, Virginia St. Charles, Katherine Hesse, Bobbette Charland, Jean Selle. 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