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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1942 volume:

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A pledge a vow a sacred trust Amerucans All We have pledged ourselves to be loyal true and wullung to give we vow to keep our country a free nation forever and we are entrusted wuth the sacredness of the consideration and understanding of other peoples especially those of our own hemisphere Our Southern neughbors are of other creeds nationalities and beluefs ut us true They are not a truce race but a mixture of many as we are un the states for people from all over the world have come to our land and untermarrued Does the fact that our southern friends have a darker coloring keep us from real uzung that they are Amerucans too as well as we who are so fortunate as to be luvung here un the Unuted States? They wull fight and due for freedom s cause as quickly as any of our boys here at home We are a unuted people un udeals for we all wish to continue un our own rughts and beliefs Since this us so we as a continent and as separate people must be held together by strong bands of unuty un all ways In selecting a theme for the Totem of l942 students realuzed that they should center their attention on some larger topic than just our own Unuted States Thus the theme Amerucans All was chosen speaking not only of the Unuted States but of all those people luvung un the two great contunents of America We Iuttle realuze the vast area of our fellow continent to the south that theur students have much more competition un securing an edu these people regardless of color race or creed are uust as much American as any one luvung un California or New York lt was un the realization of thus fact that the theme was chosen Throughout the year Eagle Rock Hugh School has endeavored to brung about a closer understanding of our South American friends Exhibits sponsored by the art teachers have been on display un the showcase illustrating the types of work and play of these people The World Friendship and Scholar ship Societies have been entertained by speakers from these countries Thus showing of good wull un our school along wuth the duscussuons on the subject of all the people un the western hemisphere and not just of the people un the Unuted States has noticeably tightened the bonds of relationship between our two vast contunents Students often carry on correspondence with South American young people Only lately has thus unter American wrutung been carrued on to any great ex tent Thus wrutung acquaunts the students wuth the dufferent conditions un the two contunents theur school systems student government actuvutues and so forth lt is altogether futtung that we should realuze that we un the Unuted States are not the only Amerucans existing for though they are of dufferent background they are our neughbors and are unuted with us un a struggle to preserve undependence through unuty We are all one, unuted un freedom guuded by the torch of luberty Amerucans All cationg their educational systems are more intense in the higher gradesg that 0 In l93O the fnrst Totem was publnshed It was a small paper bound book hardly more than a pamphlet but It was the beglnnnng of a tradltnon one whtch was upheld even through the hard years by an ambltuous staff and a supporting student body ln l933 at the height of the depression the Totem was prlnted and put together nn the school prunt shop It consisted of about thrrty pages was Issued semu annually and sold for twenty flve cents To us such a book seems small and incapable of representing our school but nts publncatton at that time showed that to the student body the year book was nmportant As times became more prosperous the Totem Increased nn slze and excellence addeng many new features The plan by which the staff was gaven a perlod and school crednt for :ts work resulted In good work and a fanr dustrubutnon of responsubllrty In l94O although the number of subscruptnons dnd not warrant a school year book the staff got out a Sensor book Ilmnted ln scope to the sensor class tnterests The next year because of Inadequate student support no book was publlshed But many among the students and faculty dad not wnsh to gzve up thus tradrtlonal feature of our school lnfe Begmnnng ln September l94l a group of students representung the drfferent met each Thursday morning under Sumner Davls as charrman and edntor for the wunter term An annual In place of the former sem: annual was planned the theme chosen and work started The drnve for subscriptions promlsed adequate student support In the sprung term these meetungs were abandoned and the work was continued under the sponsors with Francesse Altheuser edltor for the summer term Bully Barnett assistant editor and Mary Lou Matthews assocuate editor working during the suxth pernod and after school getting the maternal for the book together The cover was designed by Elleen Bolz and the very effectnve block prrnts made by Llllle Ann Klllen The wrnte ups and feature themes were handled by Marguerite Barte and Ernest Bouveron of the winter class and Beryl l-lazelton Bull Barnett, Lots Maag Ruth Kratz Dean Paul of the summer class Dawn Schroeder and Margle Bays took charge of the calendar Bob Odell reported the athletnc events All of these contrubuted capably to the publnshung of thus book Wuth grateful acknowledgments to all who have had a part In maknng thus book and to the sponsors we the editors now present to you the student body the l942 Totem Although condutlons of National Defense have made the work more dufflcult the book has been completed We hope thus record of the year s actnvutues wall be a loved and valued possession FRANCESSE ALTHEUSER classes, sponsored by Mr. Dutcher, Mrs. Vaudreuil, Miss Wood, and Mr. Stock, X QSI1 ll ,pf LL41 I! s The natural wonders of the South Amerucan natuons are exceeded by those of no other country We un the Unuted States are proud of our Nuagara Falls but uf we should travel to Brazul we would fund the Eguozu Falls whuch are hugher larger and more beautuful than any falls un North Ameruca Thus country whuch us larger than enture North Ameruca excludung Alaska us also noted for the enormous coffee plantatuons Through the vast area of thus republuc flows the Amazon the wudest ruver un the world Along tts banks are the thuckest most umpenetrable jungles known Boluvua whuch has one of the hughest caputols un the the hughest lake Lake Tutucaca l2 5l3 feet above navugated by steamshups whuch were brought up un yards by mule back world La Paz also has sea level Thus lake us sectuons from the shup Not far from the caputol of Honduras there us a lake whuch has the color of blood lts name us deruved from the old legend whuch tells of ZO OOO lnduans who were kulled and burued un the lake theur blood permanently colorung the water Anumals thruve on thus water but uf the luquud us sealed un a bottle ul wull soon explode Located un Equador us the hughest actuve volcano It us Cotopaxu and has an elevatuon of l9 498 feet ln thus country too us the lughtest wood known balsa wood whuch us three tumes Iughter than an equal amount of cork One of the startlung sughts un thus republuc us the street of cholocate Cocoa beans are spread out to dry thus coatung the street wuth cholocate Another unterestung thung us Equadors slogan Buttonung the world A substance taguo nuts us used as a substutute for uvory un buttons and other products Venezuela Luttle Venuce was so named by the Spanush explorer Alonso de Oueda because of the resemblance of the lake dwellungs on poles to the canals of Venuce Luttle of thus resemblance remauns at the present day ln Columbua are the greatest deposuts of emeralds that have ever been dus covered Two thurds of the world s best emeralds are obtauned from thus country ln addutuon to these places of unterest the pampas of Argentuna the skuung un the Andes and the vast number of orchuds throughout South Ameruca soon catch the southern traveler s attentuon Mexuco too has her share of unterestung places We fund there the famous floatung gardens of Xochumulco whuch are the remauns of the canals buult by the ancuent Aztec cuvuluzatuon Archaeologusts have unearthed great deposuts of jade whuch are the remauns of the magnufucent cutues of gold and lade whuch were buult by the Mayan lnduans Theur carvungs have unducated that the de velopment un culture was far beyond that attrubuted to them The natural wonders of our northern neughbor country cannot be overlooked for Canada us noted for her scenery and pune forests as well as her great Hudson Bay Clacual cluffs and snow covered mountaun slopes afford udeal skuung runs un addutuon to the vacatuon delughts of many quuet beauty spots by northern lakes Thus we see that other countrues besudes our own Unuted States have many unterestung and beautuful places Perhaps thus fact wull become more realuzed and unter Amerucan travel wull be practuced to a greater extent Thus us one of the many thungs that wull help brung these two vast contunents together un the great realuzatuon of 'Amerucans All - u , u u u , . , . u 1 - u t v - 4 u u . , Q v ' 1 , . . . . . . , .t 1- , . . . . . u u. . uv . - 1 , . u- - - vu - n u v v v u v . v u - u v v . . . . . uv Amerlcans all' These words vouce the meanung of our star rung excltlng demandlng times ln them are nmplled the tradltuons the purposes the :deals of llberty and justice whnch are our heritage and whach now we must both de fend and Interpret not only with America but nncreaslngly with all the rest of the world May we of Eagle Rock be ready wullung and eager to accept their challenge Amer: cans alll HELEN BABSON Eagle Rock l-lngh School has demonstrated since December 7 that our school has been eager to assust In our country s crusls In many ways Our Vlctory garden weekly war stamp and bond rallies paper drlves Red Cross actlvltles and vol unteer emergency service both ln school and un the com munlty are all undlcatnons of team work so necessary to funal victory We are proud of our school service flag rep resentung so many of our former students an mulltary serv ace More names will be added to thus role of honor I have enjoyed my association wnth you thus year We wall all face the future with confidence ready to gnve our best GEORGE W CLARK As the Totem stands for the achievements of our past, may the students of Eagle Rock l-lagh School so luve now and nn whatever struggles Ile ahead that they may be worthy of a place In future Totems May we all have the stamuna to face trnals that will make us worthy to have and preserve our democratic heritage MARGARET NOE I I ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 I I ' - I . . , 1 ' I 1 1 ' ., , 1 ' 1 . 1 v my NAA Q93 I W ' Y' if as if 429 25 ,gm ,L 5, 1 j5y,1.Q 'EQ rw' I 'WS 3 'Q X A K 'V WN? 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M' , , , 'N 'Z Q QL 'Q f 'ggkqs' - Vs I -4, 5 S an 'lu E 'ii The general publuc has judged that South Amerucan people as a whole are not educated ln the past perhaps thus was so but not at the present day Though the ulluteracy rate us hugh the government us struvung now to estab lush schools among the natuves un the outlyung vullages So far educatuon us compulsory for sux years ln the past pupuls were sent to European unuversu tues un Spaun France and Germany The e unstututuons had more prestuge than the Amerucan ones At present an effort us beung made to uncrease understandung between the Amerucan countrues by exchangung scholarshups wuth voung people from dufferent famulues Though the South Amerucan unuversutues are few there are fuve un the Latun Amerucan countrues that are older than Harvard The oldest of these fuve us San Marcos Unuversuty un Luma Peru South Amerucan and Mexucan schools are un three classes The prumary schools are for sux years and are compulsory Many people however are not reached by these schools Secondary school us preparatuon for college and when a student goes on he us attendung the unuversuty A great deal has been done toward furtherung unuversuty educatuon The tropucal clumate and far flung vullages tend to keep the ulluteracy rate hugh un the southern natuons but the people who are fortunate enough to be able to attend school fund that the eagerness to learn creates much cornpetutuon un scholastuc work especually un the hugher schools We do not realuze how hard those people work to secure an educatuon whule we grumble about havung to funush hugh school Perhaps uf we were to change places wuth these students un South Arneruca, we would realuze our many chances for advancement and make the most of the many opportunutues offered here un the Unuted States . . S - . . c . Af +9 5 4 gs , .9 .-, . .,, '- E? - - .' I 2 '- r I 7' Q ff '.' II Al ' 1 , '1 1 u 1 1 11,4 1 I I 10,4 '-1 , I'- J . ,i -rl r f ,', 1 v X br, lfllfl, 2 , 4 ily, Dates WG IQQITTQITIDEI' October Zl 23 Totem Prctures Boys and gurls all an thelr places Made a fine array of smiling faces October 23 BlZ Class Party The gym was nousy wrth dancung and fun And a grand time was had by everyone November 6 Scholarshup Socrety Convention The Scholarshlp conventlon was a large affalr Delegates from many schools being there November l4 Vlctoryans Sweater Day Excltlng day' Excltlng news' The Sensor B s have donned their blues December 5 Sensor Prom The couples danced and swirled and turned A very beautrful prom we learned December lO AlZ Mothers Tea Should rt be formal? Should all colors agree? Was the conversation heard at the graduation tea anuary 7 First Arr Rand Drlll Alarm' Alert' On your toes' Then we ll be safe when the all clear blows lanuary 24 Luggage Day Kung and oueen wnth both charm and good looks Ruled over the day the gurls carried the books anuary lS Plaque Day Today the Roughrlders Installed their plaoue A school tradltlon from a long way back january 28 Wrnter Commencement Commencement rs here Though rt makes us heart sore By losing some we make room for more March 5 Cleopatra We thunk Mr jackson wrll really go far After seeing hum as Cleo our glamorous star March 6 Paper Druve Wrth S300 gauned from thus drlve We proved our student body really alrve March l6 Faculty Varsrty Softball Today we saw a game worthwhile Played to brlng forth many a smnle March 24 Vrctory C-arden Planted To and our country we re on our knees Plantmg potatoes tomatoes and peas Aprul 9 Cavalners Sweater Day The Cavalrers were proud to be seen Wearsng those stunnrng sweaters of green Colors so gay prrnts that sung Today IS the day Cotton as kung lvlay 27 Collectuons for Servlce Men Collectlons for men on land and sea Our small contrlbutlon toward vrctory lvlay 28 Memorlal Day Program To the red whlte and blue our pledge we recall In reverence to our soldiers who gave therr une 4 Mayor Production Rehearsals behind them no more llnes to know The students put on a fast swrngy show une l5 Student Body Electrons Congratulations to those who won thus electron We dvd very well In makung selectlons june 24 Summer Commencement Commencement again' For sensors a thrall' Each one prepared hrs place to full J X - - ' D May l3-Cotton Cluster I A- -- . , , I - ' ' all. . 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I -h , , , . r j F ' STUDENT BODY if nrt 'E Xllsli Qizfl M The Cabinet The Student Body Cabunet IS the executive branch ot our student government ln addutlon to nts regular functlon as a clearung house tor all student body organlzatlons In the fall semester the cablnet nnltlated two plans new to Eagle Rock one the establlshment of the Knights a boys honor group and the transference of the jurlsductuon ot the Board of Control from the campus to the bunldlng Above are the members of the cabunet for the vvlnter semester from lett to rnght Grant Thompson president ot the student body Wnlma Blakey vlce presndent ot the student body Margaret Wakefield secretary of the student body Glen Peters commlssloner of selt government joe Morreale commns stoner ot publncnty Ruth Kratz commlssloner of torensncs oan Franklun commissioner of soclal relatuons Wnlllnah Enrlght commussuoner of publnc relataons Normand Poulschock commuss.oner ot safety, Lamar Scott commnssloner ot tlnance Thelma Wnnegar presldent of the C-urls' League jam johnstone editor ot the Eagles Scream Martha Pell head ludge ot the advnsory councll Sumner Davis, edntor of the Totem A it Qt, 9' ifltfl s i l - , r so 9 . .,lv A . T T ewffti' ' ftftwiaw ' I V 'P T , 4 'f X: W w:.jg2', ff' , 5 5 - , t lt M ,iff 5 A , 5 U T T 5' J x I t .11 .J V- f K, lf lf - ': .K ' ' T a ' 4 XX 'L V 5 JY c 3 Nc E5 wwf -'H and the summer semester offncers were Edward Denton president of the student body Glorla Glaser secretary of the student body Robert Bondurant vlce presndent of the student body Dorothy Kiefer commissioner of self government Glen Peters commissioner of publlc relations Dean Paul presndent of the Gurls' League, Robert Merrill, commnssloner of fnnance, Marllyn Fowler, head judge of the advnsory councll, Edgar Matthews, commussloner of forensics, Ruth Kratz, commussloner of publucuty Claire Boehm, commussloner of soclal relatuons, Frances Altheuser, edltor of the Totem George Wnchman, edltor of the Eagle s Scream The most valuable and effectuve contrlbutnon nn the summer semester was the successful promotuon of the Noon Vlctory Rallies lt also recommended that teach ers programs be placed on the outside of the rooms so that the doors need not be opened The cabunet normally acts as an advlsory group suggesting ndeas which may be developed by proper legus latuve actlon of the Senate Durung the school year l94l I9-42, Mr Culley has assisted the cabinet nn nts regular sem: monthly meetlngs 3? 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I ' I I - 1 . I . . U . . , . . I I . . . 1 ' 1 . . ' . .2 . . . Z . U . . , D q . I ' I , . . I I I l I ' I 1 I 1 I 1 1 ' l ' . . 1 . I . 2 I . - presidentg Maxine Lawhon, secretaryg Audrey Slottelid and Glen Crandall, treasurersg I I ' - ' . . . , I I I . . I . 2 1 I T . J 1 l 1 I l l ' ' ' I I . I - ' ' ll - Il I I ' I , . ' I 1 U - . . , . I I I WILLIAM WESLEY GAMBLE Sensor A Pressdent Football Commencement Usher Fsnancsal Manager Publscsty Second Hurrscane Guslders IAMES IULIUS TAFT Sensor B Pressdent Football Track Softball Usher Commencement Usher Publscsty Fsnan csal Representatsve Letterman MARY ANN CAMPBELL Sensor A Vsce Pressdent Sensor Hsstorsan Scholarslssp Mosl-sstamos Rope Gsrl MARTHA MAY PELL Sensor B Vsce Pressdent Head judge Gsrls Advssory Councsl Cabsnet Senate Gsrls League Cabsnet Moshstamos Rope Gsrl GAA LAVONE G HAMIL Sensor A Secretary Gsrls League Cabsnet and Commsttees Rope Gsrl Publscsty Sweater Com msttee Plaque Commsttee VIRGINIA MAXINE LAWHON Sensor B Secretary Moshs tamos Rope Gsrl Pom Pom Commsttee Garconette Sweater Commsttee DOROTHY MAE CARROLL Sensor A Treasurer Guslders Gsrls League Councsl l-lospstalsty Commsttee AUDREY VIRGINIA SLOTTELID Sensor B Treasurer World Frsendshsp Fsnancsal Mana er Booster Rope Gsrl Plaque Commsttee GAA WARREN DELBERT REED Sensor A Treasurer Sclfsolarshsp Senate Football Chrsstmas Play GLENN WARREN CRANDALL Sensor B Treasurer Commence ment Usher Football Baseball Basketball Letterman BARBARA LOIS BUTLER Sensor A Hsstorsan Rope Gsrl World Frsendshsp Guslders Fsnancsal Representatsve Sweater Commsttee Prom Commsttee G A A BARBARA MOREEN ORDE Sensor A Hsstorsan Gsrls League Councsl Glen Alta Commsttee Cotton Cluster Commst tee Eagles Scream Staff Publscsty World Frsendshsp . , n U n s - . - , B I v v T , . n s - u I , . .... 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ELIZABETH HARPER Gnrls League Glen Alta Funancnal Manager Bug Slster Acappella Prom Commtttee Plaque Committee Publucuty Representatuve RICHARD ALLISON HELLIER Basic Course Presudent Track Sensor Prob Presrdent Sweater Commattee EARL ALLEN HESTRIN Sensor Band Science Club Boosters Fnnanctal Representattve Safety Committee WILLIAM ANTON HUNRICHS B Football Varsuty Football Track Commencement Usher Usher Letterman BEATRICE IUNE IACKSON GAA Cabrnet Letterwoman Treasurer of GAA Guulders Charter Member Publlcnty Gtrls League Convention Committee HELEN CAROL IOLLY Band Glrls League Rope Glrl Orchestra HARIETT LESLEYIOHNSON GAA Letterwoman Glrls League Spanlsh Chorus Prom Com mlttee Pun Day Commuttee Publucnty Sr B Cabinet Student Body Cabinet Senate Mlnstrel Show HARRIETTA LOUISE IENKINS Gurls League Council Prom Committee KENNETH LEE KAKTIN B Basketball Current Events Flnanclal Manager Tncket Taker Hospitality Guilders Commencement Usher Prom Committee Plaque Committee Chanrman IANET MARIE KARGE Scholarshsp World Frlendshup Senate GAA Rope Glrl Prom Com mittee Chanrman Pm Presentation LILLIE ANN KILLEN Muslc Club Guilders GAA Scholarshlp Totem Staff Sweater Com mittee Pun Commuttee Plaque Commnttee DALE ELLIOT KINSMAN ELINOR R KLEINER Gurls League GAA IOHN LYMAN KULP Scholarshup Sclence Club LILA GLORIA KURILENKO GAA President GAA Vice Presrdent GAA Cabinet Rope Gurl Moshttamol Scholarship World Fruendshnp Grrls League Cabinet Girls League Councrl Glen Alta Boosters Sweater Commlttee IEAN LEZOTTE Scholarship Scuence Club Music Club Spanish Club World Friendship Rope Girl Hospitality WILLIAM FREDERICK LEE Senate Publncuty Representative Sr Orchestra Basic Course Presldent Flnancnal Manager IOHN FRANK LESLIE IR Advisory Councul Ushers Lettermen s Club Presldent Lettermen s Club Vice Presrdent S B Cabanet Varsity Football B Football Gym Team Captain Football Team Captann Gym Team Acappella Vice President Boys League MARGARET IANE MILLIKEN Glrls League Commuttee Rest Room Commuttee Glen Alta Commrttee ROBERTA MAE MOORE Gerls League Commuttees World Fruendshtp Guulders GAA Cabinet Sensor Commsttees Letterwoman RUTH ELIZABETH MULLER World Fruendshtp Scholarship Gurls League Hosputaluty EARL LEE MYR IIM DAVID IOHNSTONEI Baseball, A basketball, B Basketball, Eagles Scream Editor, 42. i 17 the T' ,gif fi 36 -I 6' S 13 51 ag ,fx 3K9 20 'L Jew- ad if 'X if 1 ELIZABETH RUTH NUTTING MARY CATHERINE OWEN World Friendship Glrls League Representattve Rope Gurl G AA DOUGLAS WALTER PARKER IAMES CHARLES PARSONS BETTY LORRAINE PATTERSON Scholarshrp World Fruendshup Rope Gnrl Second Hurru cane GAA Glrls League Councul Acappella IOSEPH PERRY Current Events DAVID RICHARD PRICE Gym Team Ticket Takers Publuclty Sales Manager GOLDA BEBE PROPST GAA Gnrls League KATHRYN ESTHER RAPLEE EUGENE GERALD REDMOND IR Tennis Letterman Orchestra Band All Cnty Orchestra B Basketball Track HOWARD ALEXANDER REDMOND Orchestra President of Scholarship Sealbearer Ephebuan Guilders Commencement Speaker Musnc Club Eagles Scream SHIRLEY LEE RHUE Garconettes GAA Bug Snster BETTY IRENE RICHMOND Muslc Club Assembly Commuttee EDWARD ALAN ROBERTS World Fruendshup Science Club Scholarship Safety Committee MELVIN RONDA ROBEY FRANCES VIRGINIA SAPPER Gurls League Councnl Garconettes GAA Vlce President Letterwomen Acappella Second Hurricane Christmas Play Faculty Show World Fruendshlp Rope Glrl Spanish Chorus BOB STERLING SAVELY Acappella B Football Chrustmas Play Guulder Safety Committee Second Hurrrcane Acappella Festival Ticket Taker World Frlendshup Presndent Basic Course Publncuty Committee Current Events Chaurman Musuc Club Buble Club BARBARA ANN SCHMIDT Gurls League Councll Welfare Assembly Cotton Cluster GAA Letterwoman Acappella Second l-Iurrlcane Current Events World Fr endshnp EDWARD ALAN SCHWEITZER Scholarshlp Senate Varslty Basketball Letterman Plaque Day Commlttee Tucket Sellers DAVID M SEGAL Eagles Sream Scuence Club Current Events Representatuve Fnnancnal Rep resentatuve Safety Commlttee PAT RICHARD SHIELDS Prom Commuttee Commencement Commnttee Buble Club RICHARD LEE SMITH Baseball Basketball B Ushers BIZ Cabinet Lettermen MARGARET VIRGINIA SNIDER World Fruendshrp GAA Cabinet Letterwomen Treasurer Glrls League Councll IOSEPHINE TERRILL STARKWEATHER Ephebwan Rope Gurl Chanrman Moshutamol Scholar shlp Gurls League Cabunet and Councnl COURTLAND IOHN STEWART Senate Ticket Sellers Letterman Gym Team B Basketball Yell Leader Eagles Sream Staff World Fruendshlp Commencement Usher Board of Control lunaor Hr Student Body President Current Events Commencement Com mlttee Prom Committee DORIS FAYE TROUT Glrls League Class Colors Chairman Commencement Commuttee MYRTLE BERNICE VELINE Grrls League Councll World Frnendshnp GAA Publuczty Cotton Cluster Glen Alta Welfare Totem Staff BURTON HENRY WILBER IR St ge Crew Football Baseball HELEN DIANNE WILCOX Gfrls League Gurls League Representative DONNA CORRINE WILEY Gurls League Councul Grrls League Gurls League Glen Alta Commnttee Cotton Cluster Commrttee World Fruendshnp Secretary Spanush Club Scholarship RICHARD HENRY WILLIAMS Captarn B Football Usher Letterman Frre Monutor Publncuty Sales Representatnve Fnnanclal Representative Varsnty Baseball Track Manager Gym Clerk BARBARA LOU WILSON THELMA LOUISE WINEGAR World Frlendshup Gurls League Presudent Rope Gnrl Scholar shup CSF and Ephebuan Acappella Second Hurncane Marruage of Nannette GAA Moshltamol Gunlders . , , . - I I I I I I I - - I I I - -I It . 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X KV , V, '. .,' L T 'A ,sqfril K 71 'A - ' 34 Don t we all remember our scrub days? l thunk we do The memorues of happy laugh ung workung days of sux years ago we shall cherush always We were at last un hugh school and determuned to make the most of ut We had few class actuvutues un the sev enth and eughth grades These two years were spent un study and gettung acquaunted wuth the school Our nunth grade graduatuon was ocur furst bug step to recognutuon un the school Parents and fruends sughed wuth delught as theur chuldren paraded across the stage duplomas clutched un theur hands Now we were offucually un the senuor hugh wuth advanced students and harder studues The AlO party was planned by the Socual Arts class wuth the theme Hull Bully Everyone had a grand tume rompung around un old ragged clothes beung as natural as he or she pleased How well the class remembers our eleventh grade party Wuth Halloween as the background we all had a wonderful tume Jumpung from the eleventh to the twelfth grade was the hughest hurdle ever to be placed un our path Tests popped up un the muddle of the week We stumbled over them some carryung off top honors Our Senuor term was outstanding Our leaders were Gerry Towne treasurer and Barbara Freshwater Stevenson hustoruan Class colors were chosen blue and whute Lester Peck desugned tne present Vuctoryan emblem whuch us the best of all emblems put before the school The enture class showed up for Sweater Day marchung about the campus sungung our class song Senuor Ayes at last' Leaders of the school and examples for the lower grades' Our senuor offucers were Joe Morreale presudent Vuctor Wucklune vuce presudent Margaret Wakefueld secretary Eluse Carter treasurer and Dolores Petersen hustoruan Pun Day luncheon presented our puns We were the envy of the school ln memory of our class members who jouned the armed servuce a Vuctory Banner was presented to the school wuth the class emblem and a star for each boy un the servuce Arrangements have been made to put addutuonal stars on for boys jounung the servuce after Ieavung school Leavung Eagle Rock Hugh School means Ieavung our fruends faculty and memorues of companuonshup wuth each other Never wull be forget our days un school and the fun we had and the hard work' , . . , . 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QNX. se , 'wb affi ,s T IOSEPH THEODORE MORREALE Sensor A Pressdent Ephebsan Commssssoner t Publscsty Glen Alta Committee Produc tsons Committee Scsence Club Fsrst Asd Scholarship IAMES RICHARD THORNBURG Sensor B Pressdent Senate President of Letter mans Club A B Football A Football Captain A B Track B Track Captain Gym Team Softball Commencement Usher Scholarship Board of Control Knight Emergency Corps Acappella Eagle s Scream Staff President of Ushers VICTOR PAUL WICKLINE Sensor A Vsce Pressdent Emergency Corps Senate Stu dent Body Cabsnet Letterman Usher A Track A B Football CORINNE VERA IOHNSON Sensor B Vice Pre :dent Co Chairman of Cotton Clus ter Gsrls Advssory Councsl Moshstamos Emergency Corps Rope Gsrl Tower Room Committee Marrsage of N nette Sen ate GA A MARGARET HERRICK WAKEFIELD Sensor A Secretary Secretary of Student Body Rope Gsrl Christmas Program World Frsendshsp Scsence Club Spanish Chorus Gsrls League Councsl Assistant Commss ssoner of lnterscholastsc and Publsc Wel fare G A A DONALD IAMES DeYOUNG Sensor B Sec retary Usher Emergency Corps Letter man Knsght Advisory Councsl Gym Team B Football Socsal Committee Sensor B Cabsnet Fsnancsal Representa V ISE CARTER Sensor A Treasurer Rope Gsrl Fsnancsal Representatsve World Frsendshsp Scsence Club Gsrls League Commsttees Spanssh Chorus GAA GERALDINE CAMERON TOWNE Sensor B Treasurer Gsrls League Cabsnet and Councsl Scsence Club World Frsendshsp Socsal Commsttee Acappella Marriage of Nanette GAA DOLORES PETERSON Sensor A Hsstorsan Publscsty Sales World Frsendshsp Boost ers BARBARA LEE STEVENSON Sensor B Hss torsan Rope Gsrl Eagles Scream Staff Guslders Sensor A Cabsnet Emergency Corps, Publscsty Sales. MARILYN IANET FOWLER: Ephebian, Senate, Rope Gsrl, Moshitamoi, Eagles Scream Staff, Girls' League Cabinet, Girls' Advisory Head judge, Glen Alta, Garcon- ettes, Assembly Committee. x GLEN ELWIN PETERS: Ephebsan, A, B Track, A Football, Scholarship, Letter- man, Board of Control, Student Body Cabinet. , WILMA HOPKINS BLAKEY: Ephebian, Student Body Secretary, Student Body Vsce-President, Senate, Sensor B Cabsnet, Moshitamoi, Rope Gsrl, Girls' League Cabinet. IUNE ALLISON AIGNER World Fraendshlp Glrls League Councul Pan Amerncan Club Welfare DONALD IOHN ALBERS A B Basketball B C Track Gym Team Usher Trattuc Squad IAMES EDWIN ALLEE Funancual Representatuve Letterman Orchestra WINSTON CLAIR STANDLY ANDERSON A Football Emblem Commlttee HARRY AINSWORTH AUTH Tncket Takers Science Club Raduo Club Communucatuon Squad KENNETH ATKINS BAKER Band Orchestra Acappella Board of Control Gym Team Musac Club Radno Club Sclence Club Sound Crew DOROTHY ADELAIDE BALKEMA Acappella Scnence Club Musuc Club World Frnendshlp Scholarship Second Hurrncane Sprung Production Sensor A Meetlng Committee NORMA E BARRETT Welfare Cotton Cluster Fashion Show DORIS M BATESON Girls League Councll Girls League Scrap book Commattee Pan Pacnfuc Pow Wow RAMONA MAE BEAUBIEN Plaque Day Chaurman Cotton Cluster Commlttee Publlclty Sales Welfare Science Club Productlons CLAIR LOIS BECHTER Science Club Musuc Club Scholarship Orchestra Buble Club GERALD ELLSWORTH BEHUNIN Emergency Corps Science Club Funanclal Representative World Fruendshup ADA MAY BENDER WILLIAM A BETTRIDGE Gurlders Publuclty Emergency Corps IOHN S BIORNEBY Emergency Corps A B Track A Basketball ALICE FAYE BLACKWELL CIlrIs League Assembly Commrttee Scnence Club Emergency Corps EDWIN IAY BLISS CLAIRE MARIE BOEHM GAA Cablnet Secretary of Letterwomen Glrls League Cabinet Chaxrman of Girls League Bulletln Board Commnttee Stud nt Body Cabinet Socual Actnvltues Committee Rope Curl Spannsh Club Moshutamou ROBERT THOMAS BONDURANT Usher Knight Student Body Cablnet Student Body Vnce President Senate Letterman Emergency Corps MARGURITTE IOAN BOONE Rope Glrl Gnrls League Councul GAA Scuence Club YVONNE LOIS BOOTH TOM HARRISON BRADBURY IR WAYNE KIER BRODERICK Science Club Pan Pacnfuc Guilders Commencement Commuttee LYNN M BREUER Scholarship Science Club Emergency Corps LOIS MAE BUNCH Glen Alta Girls League Usher GERALDINE R BURY Boosters Marriage of Nannette Acappella Gnrls League Council Pan American Club Glen Alta Cotton Cluster Sweater Day Luncheon DOROTHY S CARTER Acappella IOHN ROBERT CHARLTON Scuence Club World Frnendshup Scholarshap Music Club Flnanclal Representative Emergency Corps BERT HYLAND CLARK Sensor B Cabnnet B Basketball Softball Letterman Cleopatra Commencement Usher Scholarshup FRANCIS BURTON CLARK Cuulders Science Club Funancual Representative Emergency Corps DORIS WEED CLINE Gnrls League Usher MILTON COCKSHUTT Track Totem Photographer KENNETH COLLEY IR WANDA MARY CONNORS Acappella Marriage of Nannette Boosters PATRICIA MARGARET COOK Marruage of Nannette Girls League Council CIAA Pan Amerlcan Club Emergency Corps Fnnancnal Representatuve - I I I I I I I I - - I. - II I - - - I I I ' . . , . . 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ELIZABETH KING Board ot Control Guilders BARBARA NELL KNOX Charter Commlttee Scholarshlp World Frlendshlp Sclence Club Glrls League Acappella Marrlage ot Nanette Sweater Day Luncheon ELSA ELNORA LAND Publicity Sales Booster Cotton Cluster Fashion Show OLEN PHILLIP LIKES Acappella Marnage of Nanette Senate Emergency Corps Boosters Publvcvty Sales Representative Current Events Representative DOLORES MILDRED LINDEMAN Sclence Club Girls League Assembly Committee Glen A ta ERNEST ALBERT LOMMATSCH Presldent ot Gullders THOMAS ANDREW LORENZEN SenlorA BCab:net Letterman A B C Track A B Basket ball Gym Team Commencement Usher Senate Knlght Usher Emergency Corps WILLIAM EDWARD LUNDGREN Scholarshlp B Football Acappella Marrvage of Nanette Cleopatra Publlclty Representative Flnanclal Representative DANIEL IAMES MCCURDY Gym Team Tucket Takers Gurlders BIZ Cabinet AIZ Cabinet Letterman Senate Emergency Corps CATHERINE ANN McGEE Scrence Club Welfare Assembly Committee GAA LUETHA MAC LEARN Acappella Marrlage ot Nanette Garconettes Glen Alta ROBERT BRUCE MCRAE World Frtendshlp Musuc Club Board of Control Sclence Club Acappella Second Hurrlcane Spring Productron Cleopatra Christmas Progranr Emergency Corps DOROTHY MARY MANTA Gnrls League EDGAR LAWRENCE MATTHEWS Tlcket Takers Sensor B Cabinet Student Body Cabinet Chalrman of Productlon Committee Gym Team Emergency Corps EUGENE ROBERT MEINECKE A Baseball A B Football ATrack Letterman Guulders Band Emergency Corps Commencement Usher LOIS RUTH MILLS Gurlders Rope Gurl French Play Emergency Corps MARIE TENERA MORELLI MORRIS MARSHALL MOSS A Football Scholarshlp Chrlstmas Product on Sclence Club Plaque Day LORRAINE M NAYLOR KENNETH CHARLES NICHOLS Gymnastics B Football Letterman Knights SenlorACablnet Ushers DON MORELAND NORTON A B C Track Letterman B Football Publuclty Representatuve Commencement Usher Band Funancnal Representative SYLVIA GENE NOSEK Grrls League Counctl Gurls League Secretary Pan Amencan Rope Glrl Glen Alta Welfare ROBERT WESTON ODELL Senror B Cabinet Student Body Cabinet Commlssloner of Publlclty A B C Track A B Basketball Usher Commencement Usher Knlght Emergency Corps Publlclty Representatlve Flnancral Representative Board of Control GWENDOLYN EILEEN ORPHATE Letterwoman Usherette Tower Room WILMA LEE PENCE Gurls League Cabunet and Council World Frlendshlp G AA Marruage of Nannette Sclence Club Duscussvon Leader at Gnrls League Conventnon DOUGLAS LLOYD PENROD Sclence Club Music Club Radzo Club Pan American Club CONSUELO KELLER POWERS Senate Rope Glrl GAA MARIORIE PAIGE PRATT Acappella Gurls League Council World Frlendshlp Marrlage of Nanette Second Hurncane Publucuty Committee Glen Alta Prom Commlttee FLORENCE E PRITCHETT Acappella Marrlage of Nanette Second Hurrlcane Emer gency Corps IEANNE LOUISE PYKE Muslc Club Acappella Second Hurrncane DELLA LORRAINE QUICK NINA ANTOINETTE REA Glrls League Council Girls League Assembly Commlttee Cotton Cluster Commnttee Emergency Corps NOEL EDWARD REED Txcket Takers Publlcuty Sales A and B Track B Football Emergency Squad Scholarshlp Society Commencement Usher Band EUGENE EARL RICHMOND Board of Control Pan Amerucan Club Scholarshtp Sctence Club Emergency Corps Stage Crew Pm Day Breakfast Commuttee KEITH T ROBERTSON Ticket Takers Productnons Committee Soclal Commlttee Tratfuc Squad Commencement Usher Student Body Cabunet Track Sclence Club RAYMOND ROBINSON Emergency Corps Sclence Club I , I - I I I I . 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X 5 1 1 rs..-AUX WILLIAM ROBERT SANDERS Knights Acwppella Marriage of Nanette B Football Softball Emergency Corps Financial Representative Publicity Representative Commencement Usher WILLIAM SCHRAMM RICHARD ALAN SCHWARTZLOSE Emergency Corps Science Club Safety World Frlendship Board of Control RICHARD CHARLES SCHWARZMAN MARION LUCILLE SEEBURGER Prom Committee Service Committee BARBARA LIVINGSTON SHARP DE MERRILL SHARP KATHERINE SHAW Publicity Representative GENE MARIE SHEEHAN Guilders Girls League Assembly Committee Emergency Corps Science Club GAA IOAN SHIRPSER Science Club Scholarship GAA World Friendship Decoration Committee Pin Day Committee Tower Room Committee MARILYN IUNE SMITH BIZ Luncheon Committee GAA GORDON ALAN SMITH Scholarship President of Science Club World Friendship Fire Monitor Emergency Corps DON GEORGE SNYDER Financial Manager Current Events Representative Letterman Eagle Scream Staff Tennis Team LLOYD H STEELE President of Science Club Guilders GRACE ELIZABETH STEVENS Scholarship Science Club World Friendship Rope Girl Tower Room Ways and Means and Election Committees BETTY IEAN STONE Girls League Assembly Committee Science Club ROBERT LOUIS SUDBRINK EDWARD RENALD SWAN Gym Team B Football A Track Acappella Christmas Play Senate Eagles League Publicity Sales Sweater Committee Senior Pin Committee Emer gency Corps ALICE CAROL SWINNERTON Rope Girl GAA Girls League Council and Cabinet Acappella World Friendship Secretary Marriage of Nanette Second Hurricane Emergency Corps EVELYN FRANCES TEWES Garconettes Girls League Marriage of Nanette Science Club X , X ,NQGRANT LAURENCE THOMPSON President of Student Body Vice President of Student Body Acappella Choir Chairman of Senate Current Events Representative Publicity Com mittee Varsity Football Letterman Traffic Squad Usher Knight Commencement Vx K If Usher Student Body Cabinet Board of Control Eagles League ANTHONY TRIPOLINO A Football A Track Senate Board of Control Commencement Usher Usher Traffic Squad Letterman Ticket Takers Publicity Sales Financial Representative ROBERT BITTON TWITCHELL Gym Team Track Football RUTH VIRGINIA UHLER Music Club World Friendship Glen Alta and Hospitality Com mittees French Play GAA Secretary of Scholarship Publicity Representative Red Cross Moshitamoi Discussion Leader at Girls League Convention IAMES RICHARD VALPEY Ticket Takers Emergency Corps Track Team C Football Manager Commencement Usher Science Club PHILIP RIETHERMAN VODON Gym Team Track Team Financial Representative Current Events Acappella Music Club Second Hurricane Marriage of Nanette RICHARD NORMAN WAHRENBROCK B Football A Baseball Knights Publicity Sales Safety Guilders Senate EARLYNNE WATERSTON Science Club Graduation Committee GAA LELA IEAN WEAVER Hospitality Committee Welfare Committee Pan American Club Defense Committee Girls League Council THELMA M WHITE GEORGE HENRY WICKMAN Eagles Scream Editor Student Body Cabinet Emergency Corps World Friendship Science Club Pan American Club EDMUND BURKE WILDER Baseball B Football A Track A Basketball Letterman Eagles League Council Usher Commencement Usher Emergency Crops Senior Sweater Committee ORA ELLEN WINDER Acappella Second Hurricane MARION ROSE ANNA WISMER Music Club Spanish Club Assembly Committee Emergency Corps IEAN ELLEANORE ZEUNER Secretary of Guilders Emergency Corps GAA RUTH ZWICK Acappella Music Club 5 I I . 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Sn Www A countrys wealth IS measured by ITS Industries trade and exports The countrles ot South Ameruca are each year becomIng more and more known In the world because of the rIch agrncultural lands and mIneral deposIts ChIle besndes producmg nItrates used In tertIlIzer and small amounts of sev eral lesser metals IS the largest copper exporter In the world Most ot the rubber and coffee used In the Unnted States IS obtaIned from Brazul whule the sugar bowl ot the world IS Cuba Brazul IS also well known for Its orchlds many ot whuch are shIpped to the UnIted States They are transported by plane from some port cIty to New York Agrlculture too IS an outstandlng Industry In Braznl Venezuela and MexIco are the chnet oIl producIng natIons ot the western hemIsphere and the latter IS the world s largest sulver pro ducer Cuatamala l-londuras, Panama Ecuador Colombla Costa Rlca and Ican home An export that has an InterestIng story behInd It IS the hats of Iupngapa These hats are hand woven and exported from Ecuador We In the Unuted States buy them as the tamed Panama hats The chlet IndustrIes ot South Ameruca and Mexuco are agruculture mInIng meat packung and lwestock raIsIng Our southern neIghbors are noted tor theIr tIne leather tannIng and saddle makIng The chuet Latun AmerIcan Imports are drugs and machunery WIthout the latter It would be ImpossIble for these countnes to produce the agncultural products and develop the muneral deposIts as they are now doIng From thus hasty sketch we can readnly see that the Inter Amerrca trade lS essential WIthout the machlnery Imported from the UnIted States South AmerIca could not export the products used IN our country The AmerIcans are one Inseparable Nicaragua produce a large percentage ot the bananas used in the North Amer- Wulf!! 110' I Q M X W1 xl x X A W ' WX XV Mb X I X4 X fly I ' f 4220 x X 4 ,W 4 01 X A MD., X f W MXXKXXN, - NQRT SEQ F ELUS UF GUN! YU K l- xx ii X S S GOVERNING COMMISSION The object of this commission was to unite the junior high basic courses into a representative self governing body Its activities included finances publicity Glen Alta drive paper drive Red Cross drive lnfantile Paraly sis drive and the unior Column in the Eagles Scream The winter semester chairmen were William Clemens and Althea King Vanette Hood was secretary For the summer semester Roderick Robertson and Carolyn Cox were chairmen and anet Sersen was secretary The or ganization is sponsored by Mrs Lehman First row Donald Miller William Clernens Vanette Hood Althea King Charlotte Paggi Joanne Bartosh Lolly Chase Patricia Evans Second row David Miller Doris Michael Ann Thomas Carolyn Cox Laura Allen Long Rosalie Thomas Don Freligh Third rOw Norman Godfrey Donald Lee John Long David Odell Bill Foley Bob Eccles First row Marion Leonard Dorthee Noble Janet Sersen Roderick Robertson Carolyn Cox Rosemary Pierce Anne Vernon Cole Second row Jerome Fox Patty Evans Patricia Rowen Lorraine Davies Adrienne Weidenauer Evelyn Chilvers Donald Hillery Third row Donald Wecker Jerry Craft Robert Ewald Howard Lawyer Bob Michaud Donald Ker Bob Behunnn JUNIOR GUARDS To help maintain order in the halls and on the grounds thus promoting good citizenship is the duty of the junior guards Donald Miller and Margaret Stewart were the winter semester chairmen Bob Michaud and Mary Ellen Giese were summer semester chairmen and Greta Coots secretary Mrs Lehman was the sponsor First row Jeannine McRae Dixie Calkins Donald Miller Margaret Stewart Beverly Snow Mary Adams Colleen Browne Second row Roy Erickson Rose mary Pierce Marilyn Schaal Katherine Wills Phyllis Bailey Doris Michael Ray Paris Third row Jeanne Terry Frances Holdredge Roy Ford Bob Conley Dale Moser Charlotte Paggi S U M M E R First row Greta Coots Jeanne Deeble Virginia Henzel Bob Michaud Mary Giese Betsy Gadd Roberta DeGrasse Diana Banks Second row Marilyn Munz June Carter Jeannine McRae Francis Ratay Jerry Sloat Joann Wagner Cynthia Gault Joanne Bartosh Third row Jerome Fox Frank Smith Patsy Clark Shirli Waterston Marian Jones Betsy Berlin Edward Del.aun y Grant Packard Fourth row Charles Fortlage Jerry Craft Katherine Wills Mildred Blaemire Wilhelmina Kauffman Barbara Blanchard Dwight Taylor Andrew Adamson ORGANIZATION CHAIRMEN These students function as a directing group to unite the heads of the different gunior high commissions into one body They were headed by William Clemens and Althea King with Vanette Hood as secretary for the winter semester Roderick Robertson and Carolyn Cox were summer semester chairmen and janet Sersen secretary This organization was also under the direction of Mrs Lehman First row Althea King Charlotte Paggi Margaret Stewart William Clemens Lloyd Hutton June Manly Dixie Calkins Second row Bill Foley Vanette Hood Donald Miller Beverly Snow David Odell Lowell Paul Seated Carolyn Cox Janet Sersen Pat Evans Standing Richard Raitt Bob Michaud Mary Giese Marion Leonard Evelyn Chilvers Roderick Robertson Howard Lawyer JUNIOR USHERS The work of this iunior high group is confined to seventh as ushers regulating conduct of the students in the audi torium David Odell and Beverly Snow were chairmen of the ushers during the winter semester and Howard Lawyer and Marian Leonard were chairmen during the semester just ended Greta Coots was secretary Mrs Lehman was sponsor First row Lois Robbins Coleen Brown Marilyn Hite Betsy Gadd Leaalta Morri son Jeanne Terry Second row Donald Biegel Frank Smith Ted Gilbert Craig Leibsle Melvin Poole Third row Beverly Snow David Odell Bobby Scott DOrOfl'ly Griffin First row Lillian Moore Phyllis Bailey Georgia Pritchett Charlotte Deverman Marion Leonard Howard Lawyer Jeanne Malicord Marilynn Hill Laura Long Second row David Miller Roy Erickson Richard Johnson Ruth Woods Marilyn Hite Peggy L nney Jean Randle Robert Height Third row Arthur Ballard Frank Wilcox Hyman Harris Wilhelmina Kauffman Barbara Blanchard Barbara Morley Craig Leisbsle Bill Berrigan Fourth row Charles Donnas Franklyn Smith Jim Sherwood Kenneth Herbruck Miles Burns I I w i N T 5 R w i N T E R s U M M E R s u M M E R and eighth grade assemblies, at which they participate w i N T E R i i I J I ' I w I N T E R S U M M E R JUNIOR CHOIR The uunuor chour provudes a choral experuence for those students who enuoy sungung They furnushed musuc for assemblues and took part un the Chrustmas program Frank Ott was the presudent for the wunter semester and for the summer semester Terry Pye was presudent Patrucua Bender vuce presudent and Carolyn johnson secretary Muss Hawkunson was the unstructor Furst row Wesley Johnson Arthur Ballard Byron Shoop Harry Hooper Hyman Harrus Davud Muller Frank Smuth Terry Pye Frank Ott Donald Walker Jack Brown Second row John Watson Doreen Dungan Carolyn Johnson Elsue Burson Luculle Montee Dorus Muchael Jeannune McRae Lealta Morruson Jeanette McGulton Jo Anne Bartosh Edutn Hammer Carol Johnson Thurd row Sharon Hays Bull Snuder Bull Clark Mary Hurschman Barbara Both Duxue Calkuns Dorothy Morley Patrucua Bender Vurgunua Roberts Barbara LeBaron Maruon Leonard Loretta Lorenzen Fourth row Muruel La Moureux Vuvuan Trout Barbara Morley Alma Hutchens Dolores Wulde Betsy Gadd Ruth Stallungs Jeanne Malucord Barbara Bly Carole Brunkman Connue Turetz Fufth row Mary Ellen Geese Catherune Hute Betty Wulson June Manly Vurgunna Henzel Joan Scott Myron Shepherd LaVonne Wulber Vurgunua Wullumsen Jeanne Deeble Homer Jonas Furst row Lous Robbuns Jeannun McRea Janue Rutfner Jeanette McGulton Betty Klund Joan Lehman Lealta Morruson Aluce Fowler Second row Joanne Bartosh Carolyn Johnson Cherrue Mashburn Connue Turetz Patsy Rae Dauley Louuse Orde Arthur Ballard Thurd row Muss Hawkunson Hyman Harrus Elsue Burson Carolyn Adalr Mary Hurschman Eduth Hammer Pat Bender Shurlcy Powell Fourth row Ted Berkey Vurgunua Henzel Betsy Gadd Muldred Blaumure Geraldean Olney Alma Hutchen Vuvuan Trout Merrutt Trutch HOSTS AND HOSTESSES Thus group of uunuor hugh pupuls us organuzed for the purpose of welcomung new boys and gurls to Eagle Rock Hugh School and to create a pleasant atmosphere un the cafeterua The chaurman for the wunter semester was Charlotte Paggu and for the summer semester Patrucua Evans Mrs Webb and Mrs Lehman are the sponsors Furst row George Hudson Suzann Coger Robert Knox Lloyd Hutton Duck Sherrell Second row Laura Allen Long Margaret Stewart Martha Steun Charlotte Paggu Bob Conley S U M M E R Furst row Colleen Browne Vurgunua Goodhue Beverly Phelps Martha George Betty Taplun Second row Joyce Blackwell Pat Evans Jean Nelson Carolyn Cox Loretta Lorenzen Joan Zeugler Thurd row Juluenne Ross Dona Erucsson Greta Coots JUNIOR ORCHESTRA Students enterung Eagle Rock Hugh School may enroll un the uunuor orchestra whuch us a class conducted by Mr Rupp tor the purpose of stumulatung unterest un orches tral unstruments The bovs and gurls of the seventh and eughth grades may study begunnung unstrumental musuc un thus class Thus orchestra has been guvung valuable servuce to the school bv provudung a part of the musuc for the seventh and eughth grade assemblues Furst row Jean Randle Jean Marue Gullespue Helen Schreuber Patrucua Roberts Farnham Clark Bob Carlung Maynard Reed Norma Graham Edward Andrews Grace Buck Avus Annun Martha George Janet Helluer Second row Betty Lou Center Maruorue Denton Dorothy Noble Prusculla Clare Carolyn Reed Joyce Frelugh Frances Holdredge Marulyn Slosson Marshall Prundle Norman Putkun Harold Bryant Thurd row Allan Trefry Jum Sherwood Howard Lawyer Ruy Whutung Georgua Prutchett John Long Ray Parus Paul Bensel Byron lshkanuon Fourth row Don Frelugh Harold Cass Don Wulluams Dwught Taylor Burdette Sanders Dorus Kemp Bob Muchael Donald Wecker Ruchard Frost Jerre Allyn Furst row Janet Helluer Edward Andrews Jean Gullespue Beverly Phelps Jean Randle Maynard Reed Farnham Clark Martha George Bob Carlung Hugh Davus Ronald Regan Avus Annun Second row Warren Axe Byron Ishkanuan Marney Euchhorn Vurgunua Goodhue Norman Godfrey Celua Karpt Davud Young Tom Stratton Morley McCabe Bob Donovan Phyllus Pomeroy Bull Wagner Thurd row Don Frelugh Bob Ashlune Jerry Hubbert Bully Blanks Lester Zabel Charles Bounds Dwuqht Taylor Louus Walters Donovan Wall Donald Wecker Gerald Garner Don Boggess Edward Hartman Mr Rupp Fourth row Andrew Edwards Marulyn Munz Joyce Frelugh Carolyn Reed Ruchard Wyvulle Bob Stone Bob Muchael JoAnn Robunson Prusculla Clare Maruorue Denton Betty Lou Center RECREATION COMMISSION The purpose of thus organuzatuon us to provude recreatuon at noon for the uunuor hugh students They arrange noon hour games wrute columns for the Eagle s Scream and arrange talent assemblues Chaurmen for the wunter se mester were Lowell Paul and ane Manly and for the summer Duck Rautt and Evelyn Chulvers and the secre tary was lo Ann Robunson Mrs Lehman sponsors thus organuzatuon Furst row Suzanne Coger June Manly Barbara Evans George Wulluams Myrna Brookman Jean Nelson Second row Edward Hartman Lloyd Hutton Duck Sherrell Don deLuma Lowell Paul Barbara Morley Thurd uow Maruorue Denton Charlotte Deverrnan Jeanne Deeble Georgua Prutchett Carolyn Reed Furst row Shurley Sterlung Greta Coots Evelyn Chulvers Duck Rautt Carolyn Reed Avus Annun Vurguruua Wullumsen Second row Patty Fruedman Janue Ruffner Beverly Phelps Maruorue Denton JoAnn Robunson Oluvera Rados Barbara Blanchard Lee Emmons Thurd row Don de Luma Charles Fortlage Jack Brown Donna Anderson Lesley Gardner Ruchard Noel Robert Knox Edward Freudenberg . - 1 . - - -' ' A - wuNTEu1 wuNTER ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' H' I ' SUMMER SUMMER ' ' ' '. 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'i A f f f SUMMER ADVISORY COUNCIL Mr De Bra assusts the members of thus student councul un theur endeavor to aduust democratucally the problems of conduct whereun students have vuolated campus reg ulatuons The procedure us patterned after that of a cuvul court lack Naur presuded as uudge and Gene Harte as assocuate uudge durung the enture year Furst row Betty Wuley Rosemarue Munz Bernuce Magdalena Lous Weuss Beverly Langworthy Elouse Sulzer Jean Trefry Jeanne Ogden Second row Nancy Allen Jack Naur Don DeYoung Kenneth Burrows Jeanette Provence Corunne Johnson Martha Pell Peggy Gault Furst row Gene Hart Mr DeBra Jack Naur Kenneth Burrows Second row Corrune Johnson Elouse Sulzer Connue Rook Lous Weuss Beverly Langworthy Rosemarue Munz Jean Trefry Marulynne Fowler Bernuce Magdaluna Thurd row Betty Wuley Vurgunua Harrus Peggy Gault Janette Provence Nancy Allen GIRLS LEAGUE COUNCIL The vuce presudent of the Gurls League as chaurman of the Gurls League Councul appounts one gurl from each basuc course to form a representatuve governung body whuch forms a tue between all of the gurls un the league and the Gurls League Cabunet Durung the semester they have conducted a number of flower sales have sponsored luggage day and have mauntauned theur general obuec tuve of keepung all of the gurls unformed of league actuvu tues The followung offucers presuded wunter chaurman ulua Hansen wunter secretary Dorothy Carroll summer chaurman Evelyn Downer summer secretary Marulyn Deverman Mrs Goetten sponsored thus organuzatuon Furst row Barbara Klune Lous Wagner Paulune Keur Mrs Goetten Julua Hansen Dorothy Carroll Janet Schuchter Mereduth Strong Lorraune Cataldu Second row Jackue Foster Jeanne Holmes Barbara Lundeman Barbara Orde Vurgunua Sapper Dorus Bateson Wulma Pence Margue Pratt Dolores Hawley Thurd row Betty Selle Dorothy Kuefer Patrucua Lynch Nancy Palmer Duana de Luma Annabel Gottschal Lous Maag Barbara McDermud Betty Lou Boggess Thurd row Moreen German Maruan Slottelud Phyllus Hammond Nancy Allen Patrucua Thompson Frances Wagoner Furst row Paulune Kerr Marulynn Smuth Shurley DeYoung Sally Fox Margaret Garry Evelynne Downer Janet Schluchter Lous Wagner June Carter Pat Cook Second row Nuna Rea Emuly Haftner Barbara Poole Aluce Koestner Barbara undernan Marugene Cosgrove Jackue Foster Bobbue Shanks Thurd row Dorus Bateson Jean Weaver Beverlee Eruckson Maruan Slottelud Althea Kung Geraldune Bury Duana de Luma Yola De Grasse Fourth row June Augner Nancy Allen Patsy Knox Charlotte Paggu Lorraune Haller Nancy Palmer SENATE Thus representatuve of students formed by elected mem bers from each grade us a polucy determunung group Durung thus semester they have promoted the vuctory garden and campaugn for umprovement of assembly con duct and care of the grounds They have been actuve un the formatuon of the Knughts and have been asked to approve the letters awarded for boys athletucs The vuce presudent and secretary of the student body are presudent and secretary of the Senate respectuvely These were Wulma Blakey and Margaret Wakefueld durung the wunter semester and Bob Bondurant and Glorua Glaser un the summer Mr Cully acted as advuser to thus group for the vear Furst row Duck Wahrenbrock Thomas Lorenzen Tony Trupoluno Wulma Blakey Margaret Wakefueld Janet Karge Vurgunua Sapper Second row Robert Massey Dawn Schroeder John Brunton Marulynn Smuth Ann Eccles Paula Brody Hazel Lee Jummy Leslue Thurd row Mr Culley Phul Lukes Ed Swan Ernest Bouveron Bull Lee Wanda Crockett Furst row Alex Rados Nancy Shurpsor Marulynn Smuth Bob Bondurant Glorua Glaser Connue Rook Jean Clark Leanore Cobb Second row Phul Lkes J B Walker George Herrmann Norman Baron Muruel Walker Dawn Schroeder Bull Levonuan Thurd row Jum Thornburg Ralph Anderson Buul Barnett Bruce Peppun Baxter Charles Dan McCurdy Fourth row Mr Culley Sud George Robert Schotz Davus Reed Duck Wahrenbrock GIRLS LEAGUE CABINET Composed of all the elected offucers of the Gurls League presudents of other gurls organuzatuons such as G AA and commuttee chaurmen of the Gurls League lt acts as a coordunatung group to plan and carry out league actuvutues It has been actuve un promotung the Cotton Cluster welfare work at chuldren s hosputal WC T U Conventuon wuth women un the communuty Partners un Defense party for new gurls faculty tea gurls part of Glen Alta pom pom sales food sales defense work boxes for solduers quults for Red Cross and mag azune druve Wunter offucers Thelma Wunegar presu dent lulua Hansen vuce presudent Evelyn Downer sec retary Dean Paul treasurer Summer semester Dean Paul presudent Evelyn Downer vuce presudent Sylvua Nosek secretary Ann Eccles secretary Furst row Bullue Charles Margaret Faubuan Dean Paul Thelma Wunegar Julua Hansen Evelynne Downer Mrs Goetten Second row Claure Boehm Aluce Swunnerton Ruth Mary Gregoruus Martha Pell Jo Starkweather Kay Raplee Thurd row Martha Provence Marulyn Deverman Noreen German Kuttue Dawe Lula Kurulenko Mary Campbell Corunne Johnson S U M M E R Furst row Betty Selle Bullue Charles Ann Eccles Dean Paul Evelyn Downer Sylvua Nosek Hazel Lee Wanda Crockett Second row Ruth Krat Maruon Haws Jane Whutung Therese Forgues Noreen German Marulynne Fowler Corrune Johnson Mereduth Strong Thurd row Annabel Gottschal Mary Mat thews Wulma Pence Martha Provence Margaret Futzsurnmons Wulma Blakey Bullue Enrught Nuna Kurulenko . r , I . 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N, ,,, if , -Y X x fi , 'PV .J . b f if 3, B S 9 W0 Q. .....- A'e f4 iii Q dh iff' M ff Xx -1 gush? , .i PRODUCTION COMMITTEE The productuon commuttee us organuzed to brung together representatuves from all organuzatuons concerned wuth any school actuvuty whuch wull requure a date on the school calendar Thus commuttee coordunates all unduvud ual responsubulutues whuch are requured un preparatuon for any school functuon Ruth Kratz was presudent durung the wunter semester and Ed Mathews presudent for the summer semester Mr Duttmer was the faculty chaurman of thus commuttee Furst row Wulluam Clemens Keuth Robertson Auralue Axe Mr Duttmer Ruth Kratz Peggy Gault Betty Norrus Second row Mr Stock Mr Clark Muss Noe Mr Culley Mr Schmudt Furst row Muss Noe Muss I-lawkunson Mrs Farmer Mrs Goetten Ed Matthews Connue Rook Ruth Kratz Margaret Faubuon Aluce Swurunerton Carolyn Cox Robertson Mr Clark Mr Duttr-ner Mr Phullups TICKET TAKERS Thus group of boys serves the school by beung present at all school tunctuons where admussuon us charged wuth the exceptuon of school dances to collect tuckets The ottucers tor the wunter and summer semester were the same Cassuus I-Iooper presudent Davus Reed vuce presu dent and Mr Stock sponsor Furst row Ed Matthews Dan McCurdy Cassuus Hooper Keuth Robertson Duck Schwar man Second row Noel Reed Davus Reed Aunsworth Auth Jurn Valpey S LJ M M E R Furst row Keuth Robertson Davus Reed Aunsworth Auth Second row Vernon Magnuson Ed Matthews Cassuus Hooper Dan McCurdy Duck Schwarzman Noel Reed .lurn Valpey Mr Stock MOSI-I ITAMO I Thus group us organuzed to form a nucleus of gurls who have shown outstandung leadershup abuluty un order that they may further develop theur abuluty and be of servuce to the school Durung the year each member held a posu tuon un some school actuvuty They presented a vuctory flag to the school and also conducted a name contest for the model bungalow The otfucers were wunter chaur man josephune Starkweather wunter secretary Marulyn Fowler summer chaurman Wulma Blakey summer sec retary Therese Forgues lvluss Noe was the advuser for these gurls Marulynne Fowler Martha Pell Mary Campbell Maxune Lawhon Thelma Wunegar Julua Hansen Ruth Kratz Wulrna Blakey Dean Paul Corunne Johnson Jo Stark weather Ruth Mary Gregoruus Lula Kurulunko Joan Franklun Furst row Jean Clark Ruth Uhler Wulrna Blakey Hazel Lee Nuna Kurulenko Second row Bullue Enrught Ruth Kratz Thurd row Claure Boehm Therese Forgues Marulynnc Fowler Muss Noe Corunne Johnson Dean Paul KNIGI-ITS Thus us a servuce organuzatuon whose purpose us to maun taun and promote acceptable school standards for the boys of the school and serve the school wherever an opportunuty us presented Thus us a new actuvuty at Eagle Rock hugh school havung just been organuzed durung the school year just ended They were responsuble for the success of the paper druves and mauntauned student operatuon at defense rallues Mr Clark was theur advuser Furst row Bob Odell Duck Wahrenbrock Bull Sanders Jum Thornburg Ray Hammeras Robert Bondurant Second row Mr Clark Kent Thompson Ralph Gruttun John Lovejoy Kenny Nuchols Gene Harte Mr DeBra Thurd row Grant Thompson Mr Culley Torn Lorenzen SENIOR USI-IERS Thus group of boys acts as ushers at any school tunctuon where the servuces of ushers are requured Dave Kaman sku was the wunter presudent Bob Bourg summer presu dent jack Saterlee vuce presudent and Curant Thompson secretary Mr Schmudt and lvlr Curuftun were sponsors Furst row Jum Whutbord Tom Lorenzen VuCtOr Wucklune Kenny Nuchols Robert Bondurant Ed Wulder Alvun Lasbury Second row Bob Odell Alan McCollum Ted Calderone John Loveuoy Don De Young Paul Kelso Ralph Gruftun Thurd row Kent Thompson Tony Trupoluno Dave Kamangku Mr Schfmdf H3IH0ehr1 Bob Bourg Don Albers Carl Morrus W I N T E R W I N T E R I I , ' , ' I n g V S U M M E R s U M M E R 1 f f ' I f ' ' 4- Second row: Mr. Stock, Keuth Robertson, Joe Morreale, Mr. Schmidt, Roderick ' ' A co- W I N T E R ' ' ' Q V '- ill CFhf . 'tg Ill lll wwf, lll Ill - GQ lll lll QM Ill lll C lll IIIEF . in Ill Z IIISQ9 TOWI Second une Webb a y Ma kham, J M ackson UYTC Vvan Gead HenyAbams Go aGase OW A Second e Downe Eve yn C ockr. e Fos e Wanda acque Ruh Uhe O Bouve E nes Anne Jane I-la Conn e Rook hy Langwo Beve y C aMab Ma Ca e Beche Mya Epsen ISE berta Abbott, Ther Ro ean Gunderson, Zeune earl EFT eAnnK L CS Bob B ookman Dck Es ow Ace d G uba 4Th Fancs aa Pooe Ba Les ey Penn pse H ws Nancy Sh O Ma Bunke Ed der ck, Bro row Wayne G nsbe g -Third Leo Van Va kenbu g M Eugene Me necke Fo gues Foub on The ma hews Ma ga e ze Ma y Lou Ma S Hose aaMose AuaeAxe Ba Koes ne Asplund, Bob Savely, E nest Lommatsch, Bob Hugg ns Ea ond dm on LoydH Seee HowadRe Den C a gue Fou h ow M V1 SO Ha Cay CS Ecc FIU A C Daw age M Knox SY Pa Fak Od Q8 Wne n Dan McCu dy Kenne h Kak ock W e Gambe Ke h Ko den He en Kahos Dagrna a Rosenbaum R Lawye Bubau h Boo wo Lou se M Q LOs C B Massey Robe SOO Ra ph Mo ohn F anc s OW h eiF Ba Chown B C ySe BI. Lawso ack Wecke Dav s Sumne He nz Hecke o h Woodwa Do H egas C EJ Terra CS Cha .c L1 fc cz In ci c o A L o oi o cz 3 9 Third hy ab e Beve y Langwo M 3 3 M OW Seconf PIC e Dow h Beve ee E ckson Evey S Go do Kordenbrock, Keth cLaughIIn, M lIp Ph Wayne B ode ck Va ken be g 3I l Leo V CI' Hoo Cass us aag M Dan McCurdy, Normand Poulshock, how Fou 6 l-los e B e Hess Gene G ay Euge Bu onCak Bobo on Ma gae 3 S Ehe OW h Fou o Wake Mu C Sch oe Daw Lee Cosg ove Haze Wah enb ock, Earl Huggins, Lloyd Steele, Jim ck D e necke Eugene M 9 rnesSo Ja m Sade CO Ma V1 a Spu ba Ba Povence Dean Pau ha Ma Se sen an M OH 820 aH C Ro che neM BX M IJ De E C Ke che s Do s Lead Pa sy Knox Kahos Mage Dawe Dagma OW h Sande s -F C3 ch caLy Pa Dav s Reed ack Wecke Chown B Y Donne Ro Je Me Robe z Heckc o h He Les ey Pe OV1 Ane Rona OW Bu Kenne h Hcks Cec OW h Sev O Ch oh Peeso L Da B eue Lynn Don Woo wa d man He Geo ge 'i 3l'T1I'1 C Ray SO Ra ph Mo DFI Te CS Cha r t r n, t I r, J lin t r, I' -tt, I n r. r 3 r r I I II I rl I I r r ' J J I r r r t I , I Ir t r, ri II ilr, rl rt , I , Il, r, ri n a , Ir r, I , rb r I, r i r r. ir r : II r ' l I ' llll 'll 'J r l t r, rb I r , r li , -I I Il r, r tt , r rt I , I V r ' I l I 1 'S' I '- I r,.l n I' n lin, t , r I , I , I rri . rt r 1 r rlt t , I , t I , r , rl I ', r art , I an , I' I d rt , .r rf r, It , r r I r t, I T I, br ' IH, I V t ti I I, 4 ' n, att Il, Ill ,Jim ir tt, Ift r 2 J r I, I rri , rt , Il ' I 1 n, cb rt Ill ', n rd, I r I , r I , J r, S U M M E R GO,-don gmnhr I-Wm Bmuc,-I Davls Recd First row: Betty King, Wanda Crockett, Jane Whiting, Barbara Spur n S LJ M M E R Gloria Propst, Lois Mills, Margaret Wood, Frances Fallrner. A Second row First row: Wanda Crockett, Marion Haws, Margaret Fitzsimons, Billy Barnett, Ruth Kratz, Connie Rook, gdnh Gawmy Vwgan Gerard, Gem- Sheehan, Marge Morcllgl Therese For I 'J ml' ' rl rl ' ' l ml I' l I I rl lr ll ' rl rt ' Glaser, Alice Reisner, Lois Rhoades, Barbara Stevenson, Jean Zeuner- Ann Bunker, Joan Shirpscr, Nancy Shiipser, Lois Wr'Ight, Jean Clark, Auralie Axe, Barbara Morsef Third row: Olwyn Oicle, Alice Swinneiton, Gloria Murphy, Elaine Harshlmarger, Barbara Kline, Marlgenc ' l D ' l ly l I rl ' ll r , I , n I cl r, ri I I r, A rt r : t I tr tt , r r t , rl l I ' 'I ' I ' 'll I H ITT It I I I It Il, b rt It , iri 1 r , rt r , I, r r rII , I I I ir, t ri , I , I r r tri I n ,J n I1 Ift I Z r r f r't, r I , t , rI - f I, Id l d mr n' better, Barbara Haupt, Ann Eccles, Alice Koestner, Helen Lawson, Betty Selle, Mrs. Volk, 4 Sixth row: 'I nn, In I I , rt rrlll, I rt ll , Ill ,J r, I , Ir-ll t r' n, J n arlt nf ent r 3 Il i X, t rr s, ld cl rs , rl I In , .I Iri' n, t H 1 I'a,, r rr n, cl r , r r, Joe Morreale, Glenn Peters, . . . . . 2 ' ' I I , . - , . . . . I I . . . I I GUILDERS The membership of this group consists of all students of outstanding ability in other than academic fields. During the spring semester they conducted a hobby show in the library Winter officers' president Eileen Boltz' vice president Henry Abrahms secretary Barbara Fresh water Summer officers president Ernest Lommatsch vice president Dan McCurdy secretary ean Zeuner The Guilders were sponsored by Mrs Ginsburg SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY The members of the scholarship society are those stu dents who have consistently done superior work IH acad emic fields A room is provided where they meet with other students who have difficulty with their studies and give them the assistance they need Winter officers president Howard Redmond vice president lacqueline Foster secretary Ruth Uhler treasurer loan Shirpser Summer president Ruth Kratz vice president Bill Bar nett secretary Connie Rook treasurer Margaret Fitz simmons Mrs Volk was sponsor NN, Ill? f Ill: . lllwgfg lllf X lllg . 7. lllf, lllif Ill? ,'1 Ill? 1' My Ill? f llle , 'iii'?gf Mun f f ll ,1 Ill I' - - V -v--N-rw-.1-f YOW Fourth Stayner Jean ck, W be Genn O dc Ro Oe d Dav Mo ea e Geo gc 5 evenson Robe Pou shock and Nom OPI CayH V10 Don be nchBu ows Ro Kc 50 A C now Ronald ntl i ii, n 't ii ,, it Ily, I airzs , r I , it If I r f I f ' fl llf l l 'I 'I 'll' Mt-iiill, Bill Oottl, Francis Johnston. Filth row. Harold Gunn, Jim Ketchcrside, Bruce McRae, Jack TONY Tripolino, Noil Reed, Vernon Maqnuson, Eddie Thompson, Evelyn F Nvvrkfi B.II Chowi Malcolm Sadlcir, Don Ross, Ed Denton O'BV'9Vlr DOW NWI' 'W- O L . O ' ' 3 - . I A 0 FD 'K . 'A 2. . 3 - . an UQ -- 0 O 5 A 3 . C . O V -4- ' . - 5' ' . ,,,, , 3- i Y fU 3' ' U' ., fb . -is .. O - . ., , fb . . 93 l . , 3 . . , Q- - I - m . . -vs ' . Y fb . .K . - . Ln 0 - ,, . 3' . , O . 7 . . Cl . . .. . PUBLICITY COMMITTEE It was the duty of this group to stimulate interest in school activities and events by giving them publicity at the proper time and place. The officers were: Commis- sioner winter oe Morreale summer Ruth Kratz as fistant commissioners George Herrmann Cene Harte secretary Bernice Magdalena unior High publicity Patsy Knox sergeants at arms Bob Kirsch Fred Schramm Mr Stock and Miss Cheetham were sponsors BOARD OF CONTROL It is the purpose of this group to stimulate interest in good conduct and to appeal to their fellow students for the observance of student body regulations particularly and during the noon hour Officers Winter president C-len Peters winter secretary lean Trefry winter vice president Dorothy Kiefer Summer president Dorothy Kiefer summer vice presidents LaMarr Scott Heinz Heckeroth summer secretary Mary Lou Howes M Thomas was sponsor t Z 6' 1 M 1 W' m - - of Mr Rupp, the Eagle Rock t comp eted another success rpose was to present an oppor a valuable experience -n p the band d-d much to stimu let-c events of the league. 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V, :R-fw I W , ,4 , K'- 1 . , ,wa 1 Q , Q ! reel ,TZ-L i SOUND CREW The sound crew whuch us sponsored by Mr Ford assumes the responsubuluty of provudung loud speakung equupment for all games assemblues and other programs where thus equupment us necessary Phulup Wahl Malcolm Peters Clufford Farnham Howard Muller Bob Schamp Charles Kuykendall Seated Charles Kuykendall Standung Robert Wuttuck Cluff Farnham Bob Schamp Bob Kursch Jack Chown SAFETY COMMITTEE Mr Mosteller us sponsor of the safety commuttee a group able un the school and make suggestuons to the student body for safe conduct on the campus Among theur ac tuvutues for the year was the regustratuon of bucycles and automobules a peruoducal check of fure equupment super vusuon of the regular fure drulls and parkung of automo bules about the campus These boys are also members of the Emergency Corps The wunter semester offucers were Normal Poulshock commussuoner Robert Hauk assustant commussuoner for the summer semester Malcolm Sad luer commussuoner Heunz Heckeroth assustant commus suoner rm row Tom Schumacher Robert HOUR Heunz Heckeroth Mr Mosfeuuef Bob Ewald Second row Wulluam Stuebe Bob Kursh Norman Poulshock Carl Hestrun Davud Segel Furst row Heunz Heckeroth Malcolm Sadleur Robert Wuttuck Mr Mosfeller Second row Tom Schumacher Robert Houk Ruchard Schwartzlose Davud Stevens Roy Swanson Edwun Benham Thurd row John Brcarton Bob Kursch Robert Merrull Normand Poulshock George Ewald SOCIAL COMMITTEE Thus commuttee was formed durung the summer semester wuth representatuves from each grade for the purpose of revuewung plans for all socual actuvutues lt us theur re sponsubuluty to advuse and assust any group whuch desures to plan a socual functuon such as a class party or dance They have also sponsored the school dances whuch have been held durung the noon hour and after school Claure Boehm and Keuth Robertson have acted as co chaurmen Duxue Peterson as secretary and they have been spon sored by Mrs Farmer Furst row Jummue Leslue Claure Boehm Keuth Robertson Phyllus Hauser Second row Betty Haney Ralph Westland Duxue Peterson Auralue Axe Connue Rook Thurd row Mrs Farmer Shurley Heduger Margaret Bobo Bull Martun Eugene Hess Fourth row Jum Whutbord Frank Floruan Jean Clark Jummy Allyn Jerry Calvun GARCONETTES Thus group of gurls guve freely of theur tume by actung as wautresses at the varuous breakfasts luncheons dunners and teas whuch are guven by organuzatuons both of the school and of the communuty durung the school year These gurls un theur attractuve unuforms contrubute much to make these functuons successful Mrs Farmer has sponsored the Carconettes sunce they were furst organ uzed Durung the year Therese Forgues and lane Whutung have acted as chaurmen Furst row Betty Haney Therese Forgues Jane Whutung Josephune Trupoluno Eleanor Bondurant Second row Mrs Farmer Lucule Rogers June Snyder Leadbetter Patrucua Roberts Jane Westlund Margaret Fackler Betty Brashear Fourth row Elaune Muller Barbara Trundy Barbara Schumacher Lorraune Aruder son Jane McMullan Pamela Wyvulle STAGE CREW Assemblues would not be possuble wuthout the effucuent work of the members of the stage crew They are boys who prepare the stage control the lughtung arrange prop ertues for all programs held un the audutoruum Much credut us due these boys and theur sponsor Mr Phullups for theur cooperatuon Durung the enture year joe Craug mule was manager and Odd Chrustensen was electrucuan They were assusted by Clufford Farnum durung the sum mer semester Furst row Jerry Calvun Cluff Farnham Joe Craugmule Bull McCurdy Raymond Lacy Second row Mr Phullups Dennus Sharp Duck Kung Arne Bendxckson Odd Chrustensen Arne Bendeksen Odd Chrustensen Burton Wulber Joe Craugmule Bull McCurdy Malcolm Peters W l N T E R . ' S S U M M E R - , . . of boys Whggg purpose I5 to make Safety educafign avail- Margaret Hoyal, Winnue Roe, Margaret -Garry.-Third row: Irene Follmer, Doris u C u . I ' l ' . W l N T E R D I - -R 1 f 1 f w u N T E R s U M Nu E R A- ' i 'I f ' , ' , ' V 1 , , , , s u M M E R Y 'i'w- - Q- 1 swf fig Q3 153 vb'-'wr -ig.,-f br' 1: F' IH 'V M'?i Li ff V 53:40-1'Ti'p SALESMANSHIP A group whose traInIng and work IS very essentIal to the successful conduct of any school BCTIVITY IS the salesman shIp group Mr Stock theIr sponsor teaches them the fundamentals of sellIng and promotlon They have been very successful In conductmg varlous sales campaIgns durlng the year They also led In the collectIon of gIfts for the chlldren of Glen Alta Wrnter offlcers were Annabel Gottschal presldent MaxIne MItchell vIce presIdent VIvIan Shlrley secretary Peter Buck treas urer Summer offlcers were Margaret FItzsImmons presudent Mary l-lolsmger vIce presIdent Ed Swan sec retary Betty UhlInger treasurer Frrst row Jo Starkweather Madge Curry Ramona Buanbuen Eleanor Fusco Maxlne Mltchell Annabel Gottschel VIVIBH ShIrley Eva Glarratano Second row Ted Calderone Robert Bondurant Pete Buck Bob Bourg Ed WIIder EddIe Denton Howard Stanbach Bull Schrarn Don DeYoung Mr Stock Fnrst row Mr Stock Norma Barrett Betty Uhllnger Dorothy Smlth Mary Holsmger Margaret Fltzsnmons Second row Ruth McCullough Pearl Doherty Fred Haunes Keth Kordenbrock Dorothy Welch Dorothy Caccamuse ThIrd row Don Ross BIII Altenstadter Ralph Westland Tracy MacDonaugh Van M Camman Ed Swan Mr Mosteller conducted the ScIence Club as an outlet and stImulus for the scIentIfIc Interests and InvestIga tlons of members of the student body who partncularly enjoyed worklng wIth scIentIfIc experiments WInter offIcers Gordon Smuth presldent Lloyd Steele VICG presIdent Dorothy Balkema secretary treasurer Sldney Worcester publIcIty representatlve Summer offncers Lloyd Steele presIdent Donald Woodward vIce presI dent AlIce Blackwell secretary treasurer FIYST row Eva GIarratano Dolores Lundeman Nancy ShIrpser MBFIOH Haws Joan Shnrpser Clalre Bechter Second row Douglass Penrod SIdney Worcester Dorothy Balkema Gordon Srmth Lloyd Steele Gerald Behunrn Charles Tueman Mr Mosteller Thnrd row Ed Roberts De Sharp George WIchman Ruchard Schwartzlose Ted Lenney Earl HUQQIUS Robert Massey Robert Merrnll FIrst row Wanda Crockett Maxnne Mntchell WIlma Pence Don Woodward AlIce Blackwell Mr Mosteller Lloyd Steele Catherune McGee Dolores LIndeman McGee Second row Joan Shnrpser Clalre Bechter Catherune Tlllman Anne Bunker G ne Sheehan Loss Wrlght MarIon Haws Nancy ShIrpser Hazel Lee Gerry Towne Jane Hall Grace Stevens ThIrd row Paula Brody Lesley Barbara Poole MIrIam Sersen Barbara Spoor Aluce Koestner Donnette June Snyder Eva Guarratano Elus Carter Margaret Wakefleld BIIle Enrught Fourth row Dorothy Balkema Helen Robertson Ronald Anderson RIchard Moser Baxter Charles Ralph Morruson SIdney Worcester John Charlton Lynn Breuer Amy Hallberg Fnfth row Martha Holmes Evelyn Tewes Bob Gnlknson Earl Hugguns De Sharp Bob Knrsch Gordon Smnth JIm KetchersIde BIII Oettl Bruce McRae Wayne Scheele SIxth row BIlIy Barnett George WIchrnan Eugene Rlchmond Egbert Hullegas Wayne Broderlck RIchard Schwartzlose Douglas Penrod Gerald Behunln Mary Penn Seam EAGLES SCREAM STAFF The responsIbIlIty of thIs group IS the publIcatIon of the school paper The Eagle s Scream DurIng the past school year the paper has kept the student body Informed of all school BCTIVITISS and helped to enluven the Interest the students In theIr actIvItIes The wunter term staff was organIzed as follows edltor lll'T'l johnstone asso cIate edrtor Elolse SIlzer asslstant edutor Don Snyder For the summer term edItor George Wlckman assocl ate edItor Kenneth Burrows asslstant edntor Elouse Snlzer Mr Fueld was the staff advuser Flrst row Myra EpsteIn Jeanette Hafner Rosemary HellIer Margle Bays Jlm Johnstone Marnon Haws GlorIa CartIer Joy Taylor Second row Elolse SIlzer DIxIe Peterson Barbara Orde Frances Altheuser Paula Brody Irene BrumfIeld Helen Robertson Baxter Charles Thurd row George Wuckman Paul Baxley Kenneth Burrows Douglas Maclienzue Bruce Peppln Frar1cIs Johnston Egbert Hullegas Furst row Barbara Haupt Betty NorrIs Elolse Sllzer George WIchman Kenneth Burrows Myra Epsteun Joy Taylor Second row PhIlIp Center DIXIE Peterson Ruth WIItse MargIe Bays Francesse Altheuser Mary Howes Mr Freld Thlrd row Don Snyder Hal Hoehn NeIl Kelley Marllynne Fowler Don Ross Francls Johnston Ruchard Frelugh TOTEM COMMITTEE Thus group of students acted as a commIttee In formu latlng the orIgInal plan for thls Totem Their work IS descrIbed In detaIl In the edItorIal whIch appears In the Introductory pages Furst row Lolly Chase Dorus Roman Patsy Knox MIss Wood LIllyAnn Krllen Euleen Bolz Second row WnllIam Clemens Mrs Vaudreull Ernest Bouyeron Francesse Altheuser Phyllls Hauser Carolyn Cox Sumner DavIs Mr Dutcher Marguerute Barte Andrew Edwards SENIOR ORCHESTRA The school orchestra met regularly as a class and pre pared musIcal programs whIch were suItable for as semblIes and other entertaInments Thenr outstandlng achlevement for the year was to provIde musIc for com mencement programs Mr congratulated on the qua students Furst row Barbara McDermId Alex Peggy Ford Norma Graham Grace Edward Fntzpatruck Barbara Potter George Stevenson ThIrd row Oryal Duck Brown James Stone George Fas Rupp the Instructor IS to be lIty of performance of these Rados Helen Lawson Evelyn Constable Buck Frances Holdredge Second row Kenny Baker Murnel Fry Loss Wagner HammermeIster Duck Conley Bob Eccles her Mr Rupp I . . I . .. . . of ' Q ' 1 ' - ' g , - W I N T E R w I N T E R -- I I I I l , AT I A I ' 'A ' ' ' ' H s u M M E R S u M M E R SCIENCE CLUB w I N T E R s U M M E R l l ' A l 1 r r Q 1' I 1 l . Like ourselves the other American peoples have national sports however their sports did not originate on their continent as they have mostly English sports and some Spanish ones Throughout most ot the countries fishing and hunting seem to be very pop ular With us too a great deal ot fishing is done especially along our coasts and in Alaska One thing the South Americans have that we do not is the bull fighting That is one ot the main sports ot Mexico in tact the main one Peru and Ecuador also have this Several ot the countries have horse racing soccer and jan alan The last sport mentioned is one of Spanish origin with additions to the rules and methods as it is played by the different classes ot people All outdoor sports, especially polo and skiing are in evidence along with international classification of all these sports At one time the Olympics were held in Panama and since that time South American entrants have placed high in this international compe tition , I I I I - ' 1 exciting sport on their long list of entertainments. , . I I I Qi, -li 1 Xi X AXXXXVXKK x XXX f - 41 i .i Kxxx xxx NL - IHLL G A A CABINET Consusts of the managers of the gurls teams and ot the chaurmen ot all Curls Athletuc Assocuatuon actuvutues They are an advusory group for the CAA They have organuzed teams whuch compete after school and spon sored a socual at the end of the semester The wunter otfucers were presudent Lula Kurulengo vuce presudent Barbara Wulson secretary Nuna Kurulengo treasurer une ackson Summer ottucers were presudent B Ile Enrught vuce presudent Betty Summerly secretary ean Clark treasurer Auralue Axe Muss Moon was the spon LETTERWOMEN Thus organuzatuon consusts of gurls who have by specual unterest and abuluty un athletuc actuvutues earned the rught to wear the C A A sweaters They have been actuve thus year un usherung at home tootball games and supportung the CAA events Muss Allen has advused these gurls durung the past year The wunter ottucers were Ruth Mary Cregoruus presudent Vurgunua Sapper vuce presu dent Claure Boehm secretary Margaret Snuder treas urer The summer semester offucers were Nsna Kuru lunko presudent Peggy l-laput vuce presudent Mary l-lolsunger secretary and oan Blackwell treasurer . 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Q ' 1 ' , Q l , Hz W fir wg 0' i H I I ..., Ana X 3 Q M ' iz x : W Q ,f fb. ,W ,gl 8 ,if . ,,-.1 1 K B I .lrliwm .. o 1 1 , 5 9 , ..,, b O H H .fm i :E+ 4 . up :::,.J o.br 5, lr sf' Qikupvla Ba ba a House Peggy Gau OW h Eva S odclen -Fou ane Ca ad z ose Lo W3 Eye yn F am nk Pa me ean Sance s Nancy e Wa ke e Ande son Mu G A A TEAMS Sports for grrls are not carrred on through crty leagues but are sponsored by the Grrls Athletrc Assocratron There are tour mayor seasons for team sports These sports are organrzed so that the actryrtres and class rn structron are srmultaneous Volleyball and speedball are played rn the trrst semester and basketball and baseball rn the second Dual sports are played throughout the year Membershrp rn the assocratron requrres the com pletron of one full season rn sports to become a letter woman a grrl must have played srx seasons Much en 8 rr, rnt, rr rn nclr , at rr , r I , rb r r, r r I, r, r r rt I , rrr t I I, t . rt r 3 lt, r r 3 , Harrret Bush, Barbara Thom, Phyllrs Hammond. I , rr rn r , rr I I r, J I r , L I r, I I a . Frrst row Peoqy Forcl, Clarre Boehm, June Jackson, Lrla Kurrlenko, Barbara Wrlson, Nana Kurrlenko, Frrst row: Marrlynn Smrth, Joan Blackwell, Auralre Axe, Betty Srmerly, Brllre Enrrght, Jean Clark, Patrrcra Fnrrrs Second row Maryalta Rolrrnson, Joan Shrrpser, Roberta Moore, Margaret Snrder, Myra Pat Farrrs, Ellen Johnson, Eleanor Bergeront, Mary Howes. Second row: Barbara Morse, Glorra Murphy, Epstern, Betty Selle, Lorraine Catalrlr, Ruth Gregorrus, Barbara Schwartzlose, Blllne Enrrghtfa Thrrrl Elrse Carter, Clarre Boehm, RosemarY I'ICII'Cfr If-'NWC IFWUSL A'I0CU BVOWU, GCVQIKIHWC LOWIS, Dorothy row, Jean Zerqler, Jacquelyn Gould, Eva Stoctrlen, Margaret Garry, Jean Caclwallacler, Margaret Hoyal, Kerter, Lorraine Haller.4Thlrc'l row: Betty Uhllnger, Jean Staynor, Barbara Lawyer, Lesley Penn, Margaret Ahrens, Glorra Murphy, Rose Hellrer, Betty Norrrs, Vrola Reclondofa Fourth row: Erleen Bolz, Miriam Sersen, Barlrara Poole, Alrce Koestner, Mrrram Slottelrda-fFourth row: Peggy Howard, Peggy Brnnca Ascr, Jean Stayner, Geralclrne Lewrs, Alrce Johnson, Peggy Howard, Mary Holsrnqer. I-laupt, Mary Holsrnrrer, Nrna Kurllenko, Dorrs Gornto, Maryorre Relrl, Anne Eccles. I I I I I I . 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F OOTBALL B F algal-r R Cherrol 4Seconc1 row: George Brunton John Roy Marc a, Vanderlrn, Le Leo Herman, George DeYoung, Don alclerone, C Ted McCollum, Beranek, Allan Bob II, Carnplmc' Y OC Cracynvlle, Jerr J OW V 51 u. E E fc I 5 E it .5 F : Ln .1 U L1 ft: I J Q .E CL E o E I J E C .. 5 an 'C o Q LZ i J fc O .- 'C I o 1: C1 cn J LLI W. F' 5 X fu II E I 6 S071 WI Kelfh T, r. Schm M fr, Nrchols, Erncs Ta Kenneth anderhaeqen, V Wrllramx, Leo Calvrn, Drck Erlwa mls. Arthur Dlxon, Thompson, Harolfl T hacffer, KC SC Georqe mr Gelder, Jim Ally Van lv B I Huggins, Kenneth VUW ll Th w. Gorrlon YO Fourth IH I Src B I 'M IHTTT nWn Do Lomen, Lynn Efhen Carlvr, yk Da IT Rohe Hoehn, 0 The l94l season opened to find Eagle Rock with no returning lettermen. With reserves of last year and a scattering of B lettermen, Coach Morey Elmore built a team that was a threat to all opposing teams. The Eagles, led by Captain Tommy Lorenzen, went through their season, winning four and losing six to receive a tie for fourth place in the league standings. Because of his ability and brilliant performance Lorenzen was selected as a forward on the first string all-valley squad. Whit- bord, Bondurant, Rundell and Schweitzer were the other members of the first string. I When Fall practice opened up, 'B Coach Ben Culley found that he had only six boys who had had previous experience With thesexfew as a nucleus he fashioned a team that succeeded in upsetting its share of league leaders Starting out rather slowly the Eaglets climaxed their season with a vain pen nant rush When all was finished Eagle Rock found itself in fourth place Gene Hess and Ray Hammeras were elected co captains 0 All of the past greats were gone and hopes were low Fall practice opened and only six lettermen were returning With these six experienced boys Coach Kenny Griffin formed his l94l squad By combining the amazing agility of Paul Baxley and the talented toe of im Thornburg the wonder coach moulded a team that almost took the San Fernando Valley championship ln practice games the Eagles appeared to be not too strong However as the season progressed the Eagle Rock team became stronger Meeting the league leader Canoga Park the Eagles upset them lO to 6 This win placed the green and gray team in a tie for first Then the Eagles went to San Fernando to cinch the title but this memorable game was their Waterloo The Eagles lost l8 to l4 and ended the season in third place lim Thornburg played well enough to receive second string left end on the All City team Thornburg Baxley john Leslie Peter Buck and jim Taft brought recognition to the school by being placed on the All Valley eleven At the annual Football Banquet Thornburg and Leslie were elected Eagle co cap tains Scores for the season follow Verdugo Hills O Eagle Rock Zl Van Nuys 6 Eagle Rock O North Hollywood 7 Eagle Rock l3 Canoga Park 6 Eagle Rock lO San Fernando l8 Eagle Rock I4 O Eagle Rock always seems to have a strong B football team This year was no exception Coach lvloe Schmidt and his mighty Bees rolled through their season to win another championship Half back Ted Calderone and his rugged blocking back Don DeYoung proved to be the mainstays in the Eagle offense Dick Williams Paul Kelso and Gene Gray played outstanding football on the Eagle for ward wall Williams was honored by his teammates at the annual Football Banquet by being elected captain At the close of this highly successful season Coach Schmidt left his brilliant team to become an officer In our Navy Q17 'X 4' fs., . . - - - 1 ' . . . , . . , - - I D , ,.. ,L,. , f, 1 U a r A .ff ' 1 fi I 4 f 1 , , fu L , '-franc' -'if 1 X f ' 1 . - j , ..- ,- - gf 1 'ff -f' 4 . 6, -pq 'rfb x A TRACK SOFTBALL m Tho nbu g OD Don No Tom Lo en zen k Kaman ow Tony T po no Don Payne Dave F C Cagm O6 EdWde mWh bod DQ Ha B Doug a MacKenz c Bob Me OW F Ra ph Eugene Me ne ke ack Na he oeM Ed Swan Gene G ay OW ond Hay -Se Mo Tl Donne y Gene Me ne ke Ra ph G Robe Syke Robe ack on -Se ond ow Cak M Bc D k m Va pey D G enn Pc B o neby ack Reed Noc OW d fTh Mo Ca and We He nz Hecke o h G enn Emmon dow S ephen Henze -Th S neyGeoge D kKng Sandc B Ro and Lew ad Bu No rn no on Con a k Chown Chown B a k Wecke y Ka ge 0 0 yCn ack Vand c p Ga C TRACK B AND OD akSan Owen Guy Hogue A yKage 9 Don W am Go don S ewa B Team OW TEAM GYM No mand ha eMa Ch B Team OW Second fT1I'Y1OI'1 mmy A yn G enn Ke h Ko denb ock Anod Go don S ewa I'INho Kennc Hoope LJ eCa mLe Heaghcn Leo Va de OW F Leo VanVa ken OD h Robe Ke Q Bax e Cha y A en Baem e Genc Ha Low Pou chock Pau V19 Mann m Thon u g Robe on A Se ond ow Bun ohn Dan M Cu dy Kne m M ynadMovay Ra ph Ve non Magnu on C Bob Ec 5 571 De Robe T man Gu C Team OW be g -Th Bob Tw che So LaMa Pau Ted Ca dc one Lowe UT! 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I V ,' H Lamon H be Shephe d Ro a hew M d 3Y o H 0 CuIded by Coach Morey Elmore the Eagle Rock track team termInated a semI successful season WIth the leavIng of Coach Schnmdt all the dutIes of coachIng track were left to Coach Elmore who formed three faIrly strong squads Into a league that had teams fIlIed wIth many stars Eagle Rock put ITS share of record breakers Among those Eagles that set records were lIm Thornburg Tommy Lorenzen Don Payne and Bob WallIs Thornburg broke the valley hIgh pump record by IumpIng 6 feet l3f4 Inches Lorenzen leaped 2l feet I0 Inches In the broad pump to hang up a new school re ord Payne beat the school record In the 220 and tIed the school l00 record by runnIng 22 5 and l0l seconds respectwely WallIs ran the 50 In the fast tIme of 5 7 seconds to set another school record VarsIty men who dId well In theIr events were Dave KamanskI In the mIle lack Byorneby In the 880 VIOTTB Morgan In the dashes Crene Cray In the hIgh lump and Don Norton In the broad jump OutstandIng B s were Cene I-larte In the 660 KeIth Robertson IH the l320 Cordon Stewart In the hurdles and Guy I-logue In the dashes When the league standmgs were all In and the results compIled Eagle Rock stood In thIrd place I As In prevIous seasons softball dId not take a promInent place among competItIve sports at Eagle Rock HIgh School though other schools of the league usually present credItable teams Headed by Coach Walter jackson the Eagle Rock team whIch could not be ClaSSITIed as strong went through the season wIthout wInnIng a sIngle game though many of the games were closely contested 0 AgaIn thIs year Coach Kenny C-rIffIns gym team brought the league tItIe to Eagle Rock I-lIgh School and by thIs achIevement brought the cup to thIs school permanently The lIthe Eagle gymnasts formed a team that was better than any other squad In the San Fernando Valley Eastern or Northern leagues I-IavIng won all theIr dual meets and taken the league fInals by a tremendous score the Eagles entered the cIty semI fInals and scored a total of 48 DOIHTS to the 32 scored by theIr nearest competItor lohn Marshall I-lIgh School Eleven men qualIfIed for the CITY meet Two of these were successful IH placIng Ted Calderone took second In the long horse bar and fourth In the parallel bars Bob Mannmg took fourth In the rope clImb By these combIned poInts Eagle Rock tIed for fIfth place IH the Clly flnals M futnf C1 K7 7,auw+6',e ' W7 ,Y