Excelsior High School - El Aviador Yearbook (Norwalk, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1940 volume:

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QRNX xx eleven HESTER ARTHURS Home Economics ROBERT ASHTON Physical Education BETTY JANE CAHILL Social Science twelve KATHARINE CALDWELL Mathematics EUGENE CLEAVINGER Commerce FLOYD DEWHIRST study Hall GEN EVI E DEXTER Physical Education ALVIN H EDWARDS Physic'1I Education RALPH FARNUM Science ARTHUR FINCH Machine Shop LUTHER FORD Mathematics JAMES F-'ORTNER General and Machine Shop RICHARD GAHR English JOHN GOBLE Mechanical Dr1wlng RICHARDSON HASTINGS English-Journalism T. U. HAWLEY Science MARGARET HEFFERNAN Languages MARGARET HOLLISTER Physical Education EZRA HOLLISTER Mathematics MANUELA HUERTA Social Science ELIZABETH HUGHES Latin SIDNEY JANKEN Stage Craft, Shop ERNEST JENSEN Physical Education THERESA J I NKS Social Science SALLY KAYE English 'F 5- 'X BC CHARLES KENDLE Attendance Supervnsor EDWIN KIRKPATRICK Music JOSEPH LANGDON Physical Education fourteen LORRAINE LARSON Engllsh ROBERT LESTER Scuence MILTON LONGSHORE Dnrector of Contmuatnon Education EDITH LOWE Art ELIZABETH LUTTRELL English Dramatlcs RAYMOND LUTTRELL Engllsh Social Scrence LOIS MCCOLLUM Commercnal VIVIAN MONTGOMERY Commerclal FREDRICKA MOORE Physical Education HELEN MOORE Home Economlcs ALICE MULCAHY Commercnal G WESLEY PALMER Mathematics LUCI LE PAYNE Physlcal Educatlon NELLIE REAGAN Llbrarnan WILLIAM REEVES Englush ROULON RICKS Agruculture NELLAMENA ROACH Engllsh Dramatucs MAGDALEN E SLETTE Languages EARLE SMITH Socnal Science MADELINE THOMAS Englush Dramatacs JUSTINE THORP Nurse HARRY VAN PETTEN Mathematics H L' ' Q V, Q . l ' ' v- Q I .. . 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Q I x ' .7 If Y 'A 1' J I - .Xl .f . .A ffx. 1 '. wxy g 6 . 1 H GRACE WANLEY Commercial LUCILE WALTON INEZ WILSON Science Mathematics sixteen MARIE WILSON Home Economics RUTH WITZIG Languages WI LDA YATES Music GLADYS YEAGER English H UGH YOST Science H ERBERT ZADACH Industrial Arts JOYCE BFIAKENSI EK Secretary HADDIE CULBERTSON Library Clerk EVELYN ENTSMINGER Bookkeeper JEANNE GORDANI ER Assistant Secretary RUTH HILL Text Book Clerk ABBIE STALCUP Attendance Clerk X eughteen qs Wlth the presentatlon of many unusual and mformal rallles and assembl1es the student government headed by Marc Dressler for the f1rst semester 1939 40 saw a very actlve school year The dlH lCUlt pos1t1ons of VICE pres1dent and head of the court went 1nto the capable hands of Valentma Capovllla whlle other ofh cers mcluded eanne Eakm secretary Harley Kusumoto treasurer and Bob Young sergeant at arms 1mmy Kyle and Bonnle Call kept up the students enthuslasm as yell leader and song leader respectlvely Ralph Russell headmg the new group of officers for the second semester showed Oflgl nal1ty ln xdeas and stxmulated student lnterest Members of hxs cabmet were Sue Leverett VICQ presldent Bettye Fmley secretary Harold Claxton treasurer Lane Shanks sergeant at arms Bernadette Hememann song leader and Blll Hazel yell leader Wlth the cooperatlon of all students the officers found thus year to be one of the most outstandmg ever seen MARX DRESSLER Presudent VALLEY CAPOVILLA Vuce Presudent JEANNE EAKIN Secretary HARLEY KUSUMOTO Treasurer BOB YOUNG Sergeant at Arms BONNIE CAIL Song Leader JIMMIE KYLE Yell Leader RALPH RUSSELL Presldent SUE LEVERETT Vuce Presldent BETTYE FINLEY Secretary HAROLD CLAXTON Treasurer LANE SHANKS Sergeant at Arms BERNADETTE HEINEMANN Song Leader BILL HAZEL Yell Leader l , I X f . A Q X - - K . . IL., r . . . , 1 K - J J' E , -' 1 f J ,F ' ,' H i . ' y I vkx D 'f F ., V 4- 1' yt ' .sf . I- ,fy . D- Y' I . , . . n J- ' V 'I -rj , ' If ' - I l ' 3 !'YP if x A , Q , - x s- 1 nl! 1 ' f Y- V Y I. . . r 1 , , If I twenty ,f ,v 1:- senate The Senate a newly formed organization went into a very successful and active season. Headed by Ralph Russell the Senate consisted of two representatives from each U. S. History and American Problems class, and one each from English I and English ll classes. The work of the Senate was to act as a clearing house for all student body and school affairs. Among their first-year accomplishments were the admission of a number of outsiders to the school dances, the inauguration of the pro- ject to buy an organ, and a revision of the serv- ice point system. This body, which satislies a long-felt need in the field of student govern- ment, should prove increasingly beneficial to the cause of student government at Excelsior. JUDGES FIRST SEMESTER 1st Row B Boyer G Hallenbeck 2nd Row D Green W Brown H Finley JUDGES SECOND SEMESTER 1st Row G Hallenbeck S Lee son 2nd Row D Green K Bass B DeVries SENATE 1st Row B J Neal M Contrei 'is G Hallenbeck P Flynn B As e ernety P Myers E Stephens 2nd Row J Ota L Magnusson O. Heyneman E. Fusch D. Eliot J. Roper S. Leverett B. Perkins A. Timpone R. Main J. E. Young B. Wright. 3r Row: B. Bunkleman J. F Walker N. 0NeiI M. McCIintick B. Heinemann E. Hatch Z. Brown J. Eakin N. Thalheimer, L. Omo hundro M. Anderson A. Stefani W. W. Phillips. 4th Row: . Grubb, B. Buell, Shiozaki, J. Tuntland, D. Dodd, C Brock, K. Bass, J. C. Bonner, C Gulliver, B. Reymann, L. Shanks W. Bryant. twenty one .qnql-1' ff twenty two a-- To create a feelmg of better cxtxzenshxp among the students four commlttees the Halls Grounds Athletxc and Rally accomphshed much 1n servlng the school The Halls and Grounds commlttees w1th the cooperatlon of the students helped nm measurably ln keepmg up the appearance of the campus Bob Range served as chaxrman of the Halls commlttee w1th Mnss Yeager as ad vlser whlle the cha1rman of the Grounds com mlttee was Glenn Bxckford Mr Ford advlser The general conduct and superv1s1on of games dur1ng the var1ous athletxc seasons was ln charge of the Athletlc commxttee Cha1rman for the first semester was Harley Kusumoto wh1le Bob Reymann served the second Mr Cleavlnger acted as advlser The Rally commlttee headed by Ioe Grubb deserves much appreclatlon for arouslng stu dent enthuslasm by presentmg many enterta1n mg rallles All of these commlttees have alded 1n es tabllshlng a Splflt of cooperat1on throughout the school RALLY COMMITTEE 'Ist Row B Helnemann B Call W Chlsm B Wlndes 2nd Row B Hazel J Grubb Q Fletcher B Bertsch B Myers ATHLETIC COMMITTEE 1s Row R Fujlshlma H u sumoto S Fujushuma J Nawa 2nd Row C Temple D Shlllm ger B Reymann F Humphrles Lee J Campbell G Fur HALLS COMMITTEE Hanna V lkezakl T Yoshlzakl A Imamoto 2nd Row L Goran: D Knr patrlck B Sevens I Phullnps R Conway M Sulzer M Kobayashu 3rd Row B Range L Sanborn GROUNDS COMMITTEE 1st Row M Klmoto, F Okumura J Asawa M Nedow A M Troost A Imamoto 2nd Row S Leeson C Finch J Hallenbeck A Stefanl, J Selover D Delgado C Porter D Ellot 3rd Row H Stormes C Lum baugh George B Vaughn R Fennell Hawley R Devore G Bnckford -I, . 1, I V, , fl' ,f r' ' 3 . -lf' ' I . I.: ii! , Q : . I' , . 'I , .1 f ' ': . , . , t : . ' . . K - c. ' f . V .' . 'th. 1st Row: FI. Asawa, L. lshi-i, , . 4, . - :I A. . ' ', . ' k- . , . , . . - E- V - I r v 1 , ' C' ' ' Y - , - : . , ' . V , , WW W M wg,-f NM gif, W3 wiv? xr Z X N To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven. fECCLESIASTES classes nd m x 5 IAN if 13115954 i fi.: QQ. an , G s W W 1 X ,xx 4 I I 4 41' 4 Lv! we? 5 xx twenty src 5 MARX DRESSLER Presldent HERBERT FINLEY Vlce President ELLIS FLETCHER Secretary Treasurer PATTY FARMER Song Leader JIM KYLE Yell Leader HARLAN MYERS Sergeant at Arm 333 As IS usual among small wmter classes the class of wmter nmeteen forty was outstandmg 1n every Held of accomphshment open to It Almost all the boys were valuable athletes t1c ach1evements Durmg the first two years the1r presldent was Ernest Case In the Junlor year under Bob Gravage the class chose green and whlte for the1r jumor sweaters Marx Dressler also Student Body presl dent was class presldent 1n the fourth year It was 1n th1S the1r last year that they offered the first play to be presented by a wlnter class It was called Howdy Stranger and the cast mcluded a large percentage of thls small but strong class 1 , ' . 0 , I X T N ew. FQ while other members of the class led in scholas- twenty seven BILI BROVVIN Big., F Club 4 Varsltx Football 3 Track .3 RAINDALL CANFIFLD Long Beach Head Rallx Comm 4 Judge 3 Semor Plat 4 VALEINTIINA CAPOVILLA Vallew V Pres Student Body 4 V Pres Gnrls League 3 Head Cabxnet 3 Sports 1 4 RUTHAINIX. CARPFNTPR Ruthle Girls League Sec 4 Ifriendshxp Comm .5 4 S nor Plas 4 twenty eight A J CORNIIPR Lom, Beach Avaltlon Cluh 1 lfootball 2 3 GFNI- CPOVVL Crou Photographt Halls Comm 4 MARX DRESSLER Student Body Pres 4 Senior Class Pres 4 Baseball Capt 3 4 Track 1 4 JAMES DREVER JIIIIITIW 14 ullerton Aeronautics PHII IJLNIIAN1 If ullerton Aerml Photographer Track 3 4 lf .5 PARL DL Track Football 2 3 Halls Comm J Baseball PATRICIA PAPNII- R Glrls League Song. L01 Rallx Comm 4 Semor Plat 4 HEPBERT FINLEX Football 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Pres Bg F Club 4 FLLIS FLETCHER Valedlctorlan Jr Var Tenms Class Sec 4 S AUGUSTINF GXRCIA Fullerton Pres Mexican Club 3 Baseball 1 4 S mor Pln 4 WILLIS G1-ARHART Sp'-mush Club .5 U C L A School Teacher der 4 LLOXD GILBFPT T4 otle ports 2 Hills Comm H1 LEN GOFORTH Secretarw Friendship Comm Rally Comm 4 Honor Roll SOLEDAD GONZALES Pres IYTSXICHH Club 2 Sec Mexican Club 4 Bxg Slster 3 4 Spamsh Teacher BOB GORDON Speed Fullertor Halls Comm 4 F A BOB GRAVAGP Gunga Dm Jr Class Pres 3 Capt Tenms Team .3 Semor Plat 4 DORIS GROSS Long Beach Bu., Slster 3 4 Un1form Comm 3 ...f :fl 'I' , ' , 1 Ii: ,F .-I . 'rf' .iff -' 1' 1' ,Q ' 1 f ' 'I ,P - 1 . V I ir. , 1,-nm 1.1. ,Q n ' W X . 4A Q . ..-J -V, I 4 . f , If P' A-ff, ff I ,- 4 ' 4 if , I J' -rl r'l ' I 1 . J V j 1' 'NN ' A.-' , . 3' l . Big I .4 . ' '7 b , , t S I 3 Y I : . 3 H3115 Comm- 3- 4' Girls' League Treasl. 4 . , 4 Y- 5- , v K 3 1 V- 1.4 NFA .A D. 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If F. 14-4 v F. f . 2, ci Jer' I A' ,. -eb' Big.: 1 4 ' , -L , - rf'-P' ,ff 1-. twenty-nine thirty JACK Rally Radio Judg Senior FELIX HOUSEMAN Smoky Football 1 Track 2 3 LAWRENCE HUGGETT Long Beach A Cappella 4 Semor Play 4 Mikado JAMES JANEWAX Pm Head Drafting C Football 2 Senior Play 4 PAUL JONES Poly regon S a e SADAKO KITAHATA Long Beach Sports 1 4 Latln Club 2 3 Bug Sister 3 4 LOREE KOLB Blondle Pasadena Semor Play 4 Dramatxcs 3 4 BOB KRAMFR Economical Fullerton M1dg,et Racer HARLFY KUSUMOTO Treas Student Body 4 Sec Treas Boys League 3 Bus Mgr Jr 8zSr Plaxs3 4 Salutatorxan JIMMY KYLE Jlm Journallsm Footbal!'2 3 Yell BETTY LIGGETT Girls League Cabmet 4 Semor Play 4 Big Sister 2 4 Latm Club 2 3 JOHNNIE LUETTO Loule Halls Comm 3 4 Fullerton Race drlver LORANE MILLARD Sec Class 1 2 Ways 8: Means 3 4 Semor Play Big Slster 3 4 HARLAN MYI' RS Semor Play 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Judge 4 FRANCES NEAL Fanny Semor Play 4 Blg Slster 2 3 Sports 2 3 4 RL SSELL NELSON Fullerton F A STUART RUSSELL Russ Fullerton Football 3 4 Baseball 4 DOROTHY SANDERS Vlce Pres Class 3 Sports 1 2 Blg Sister 4 Semor Play INIARIE SHERIDAN Dental Nurse Blg Sister 2 3 4 Latm Club French Club 1 LILLIAN SIMS Long Beach Secretary Semor Play GENE SMITH Scholarshlp 1 2 V1ce Pres Class 2 Tenn1s 3 4 Book Store 3 4 .!,., L . ' I s S V A V J ! 1 ' - 1 . '-' I ,A C Nev 4, '- K, 'J , ni, f ., 1 ' . H , . . ., i A ., , 1 - H ' .Q 1 . . . ,- .f X 4 2 V' - . - . K, Y 4 ' 1 - t V A Q' 3' ,yfzi ' . ' ,l,f,-'- Y Av 50 if .. ' M Rusk 3,-4 N V Y ' F. . . 1, 2 4 4 ' ' e . 4 . . V -4 .. . ,, li rl V4 K 'vs V 44 ' yi ' QE 5 'Lia ,f if Q A f 'Q Y- I gs 2.1 3, 2' k Eff' Qw- thn ty-one thirty two STAPk Beach Halls Comm 4 HPI PIN SWAINK Sports 1 H1 Jmx Comm 4 Senior Plax 4 HAROLD THOMPSON Oklahoma. Long Beach Ifootllghters 4 BILL TOVL 'WS Red Long Beagh Football 1 2 3 Grounds Comm 4 PAINDALL TI 'NSTII L Football 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Judge 'Z 4 Senior Plax 4 JE AN VS AGlN1'R A Cappelh Chou' Nlothe s Tea 4 Senior Pldx 4 Hill Comm 5 DICK KK ONI XCR 1111 ln Fullerton llrxu xmclgyt MAHNI SOINIG B1 I- Boxmp. Club 4 C 1 4 H . 1 3,' 4 Big Skister 2. 3, 4 H Hr. , J. F. '. A. 3, 4 thirty-three thirty-four 5 Participating in and outstanding in every phase of school activity scholarship student government and athletics the exceptionally large class of Summer 1940 saw and passed through one of the most colorful four years of high school life During their first year oe Grubb was chosen to guide them while as sophomores capable Bob Young later to become president of Boys League followed in his footsteps In the yunior year which is considered to be the most active of the four years the class lived up to its expectations with Ray Porter representing them as president. The highlights of the year included their long anticipated svx eaters of teal blue and white and the presen- tation of Brain Trouble a gay and original play written by Mrs. Luttrell for the class. The annual Iunior-Senior Prom was sponsored by the class midst scenes of magnolias and typical southern plantation atmosphere. Under the leadership of Lane Shanks in their senior year, the class talents were well represented in a comedy drama A' Smilin' Through. To two active members of the faculty. Mrs. Lowe and Mr. Ford, for their helpful and friendly guidance, the entire class is deeply indebted. LANE SHANKS President GEORGIANA HALLENBECK V ce President SUE LEVERETT Secretary Wm BARNES Treasurer BERNADETTE HE Song Leader MILTON DRUEY Yell Leader GEORGE LAWSON Sergeant at Arms INEMANN 90'-, th i rty-five ,f sn- thirty-six STELLA ASAWA Scholarship 3 4 Pres Fllibuster 4 Halls Q Grounds Comm Friendship Comm 4 EDWIN BAIR. F A Basketball 1 Big E Club 4 Forest Ranger BILL BARNES Basketball 1 3 Baseball 2, 4 Big E Club 4 Treas. Class 4 ff C u llege LEO BERTONCELLI Bert Long Beach J C Mechanic MARGARET BESSE Chenille Club 4 Big Sister 2- Girls Sports Council Dramatics 1 GLENN BICKFORD Chairman rounds Comm. Basketba 3, Sec, s' League 4 Occid ntal ' f f . ' ll., . X l BISHOP Club Machinist WAYNE BLACK Football Band 1 4 Fullerton J C Swing Band BETTX BOYER. Friendship Comm 3 4 Judge 4 Chenille Club 4 Scholarship 4 ESTHER. BOYLE Class Play 3 4 Asst. Ed. Annual 4 Scholarship 2-4 Sec. Class 3 BETTY BRACKENSIEK Girls' Sports Council 4 Sports 1-4 Big Sister 2, 3 A Gym Teacher I A if rf K 7 1 w , .., 1 1 L, K I I . f , . A , I , , f xi , f I I g tzf K K FRANCES BRESSANO Business College Secretary JACK BRICE Grounds Comm 4 Noon Dance Comm P A System 3 4 Fullerton J C VIRGINIA BROOKS Big Sister 4 Sports 2 Commercial Club 2 Personality Club LLOYD BROWER ' Brower ,C. Master Mechanic PHYLLIS BROWNE Pres. Girls League 4 Friendship Comm. Vice. Pres. Class 1, 2 Orchestra 1-3 MARY BUCHANAN Sports 1-4 Big Sister 3, 4 Sports Banquet Comm. 3 4 Dietitian thnrty 4 ADA MARIE A Cappella Cholr 3 4 Olxmpxc Club 3 Bzble Instltute RALPH BUSTRUM Buzzy Travel Club 1 Track 4 Compton J C BONNIF CAIL S B Song Leader 4 Prlendshlp Comm 4 Asst Song Leader 4 VVass 8: Means Comm JACK CAMPBFLL Tennls 2 4 Band 1 2 Usher 3 4 Scholarship 2 thirty eight .3 7 1 Z A' STANLEY CHILDS P A System 4 Paddle Tennls Club 3 Fullerton .I C ALBERTA CLANTOIN Treas GIYIS League 4 Wa5s Sz Means Comm 2 4 Latm Club 2 Bug Sister 2 4 HAROLD CLAXTON Court 2 .5 Athletlt Comm 2 3 Treas S B 4 Student Counul 4 hFLVA t OLLINSVX ORTH Dramatlcs 1 Orchestra 1 2 Sports 1 Mothers Tea 2 DOROTHY COEN S B Song Leader Glrls League Cablnet 4 Friendship Comm 3 Class Play 4 ALFRED CONITRERAS V Pres Mexlcan Club4 Fullerton J C RITA CONWAY Brg Slster 2 4 Class Play 4 Halls Comm 4 Sports 3 4 l- ARL COOPLR Sports 4 Travel Club 1 Soma! Studies 4 Long, Beach .I C P DWARD CORCORAN Annual 4 Ifrench Club 1 3 Sr Glft Comm 4 lfootllghters J 4 HARR1 CORDPR Fuzz Police 1 P A Sxstem 2 Llbrary 3 4 ARTHLR COX Class Play 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Footllghters 3 4 Pomona ANINABLLLF COY Latln Club 1 3 Suence Club 3 4 Usher 3 VIRGINIA DAVIS Big., Slster 2 4 Spamsh Club 1 Sports 2 3 Mothers Tea 3 ANDRI' VV Db BOS Andy Jlldglllf, 1 4 ARTHUR DI' VOSS Art BERT D11 VRILS Football 2 Basketball 3 Baseball 3 Pres B15 I- Club 4 A if ! .-f' ,ef . , 1 14. ' ! .C 'i ' ' r . . V A - , A , , , , 5. .' f .- - I , n A-' 1, K ' f ' x 1 , my x . . 3, 4 4 ', 1 V-v ' ' v nnAl'v A Stamp Club 2, 3 Big Sister 3 Y 2 . .A A 4 '.1 v- 1 A B ' 2 . . . A ' F, F. A, 1'4 . -4 . - -. ' . ' F. F. A. 1'4 A-4 c2vAfS ci? C 5ifCIQ2 gDf19L4 flf 0274 ua- Mf- rx L +6 nkcoe feffa' vfnefyqg 'U an were 7 'Z kyfzowezm V ff-We tgt-, ,7j.Of1fL 7-JZ! SWG! 'Vik 6 Jzff lC77d.bf7f fo fsfffjpfj ig f of .7,f R., thirtY'ni forty , BE f, HENRY DOUMA U S C RUTH DOWNING Bug Big Sister 2 4 Tap Club 2 Long Beach Sec College MILTON DRUEY Executive Comm 4 Baseball 3 Yell Leader 2 3 U S C Treas Girls League Friendship Comm 4 Ways 8: Means Comm 2 MARTIN ELIOT Track 1 4 Football 1 4 Athletic Comm 4 Blg E Club 3 4 MIEKO ENDOW Advertising Comm 4 Grounds Comm 4 Halls Comm Big Sister 2 4 WESSELINA EVINK Wess Prom Comm Mac Dowell Club 2 Travel Club 1 2 1' at Arms Class 1 Tenms 1 4 Band 1 3 Ath and Grounds Comm Orchestra. 2 3 BETTYE FINLEY Sec Student Body Pres Chenille Club 4 Glrls Sports Council Ways dz Means Comm 2 GEORGE FIRTH Track 2 4 Athletic Comm 4 Baseball 1 Long Beach J C QUINTIN FLETCHER Band 1 4 Asst S B Yell Leader4 Orchestra 1 4 Track 3 4 ESAO FUJIMOTO F F A 1 3 Basketball Football 4 Baseball 1 4 SAMMY FUJISHIMA Sgt at Arms Japanese Athletic Comm 4 Basketball 3 U S C MAY FUJITA Sports 2 4 Japanese Club Scholarship Society 4 Commercxal Club 3 EARL GEORGE Latm Club 2 3 Footlighters 3 4 Usher 4 Annual Staff 3 4 INES GHIGO Mothers Tea 3 Spanish Club 1 Social Danclng Club 2 Big Sister 2 4 RUTH GIBBS Ruthie Sports 2 3 Big Sister 2 Commercial Artlst Club 4 3 c ,ff I rt I fi. 1 fa . . . 1-4 4 3 4 I , 3 - - ' . ,3 ' -'Hanw' CHARLES FINCH ' ' ' . - .4 . - Q 4 , . 4 . ' 4 . 4' ', . 3 ' 1, 1.51. 4 ,fi NH.. st . .52 2 gg R xi GROAT 1 forty two AINNA LLF GORINI Halls Comm 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 Mothers Tea 2 4 lfrlendshup Comm WILLIAM GRAHAM School Tennxs Champmon Tennls 2 3 4 Scholarshlp 3 4 Band 1 2 Don Judge 4 GLADYS GRIMES Student Dlr Plaw 3 4 Gxrls Sports Councxl 3 Ways 8: Means 2 3 4 Scholarshlp 1 4 CRD-.1 LUCY GUTIERRFZ NISXICBII Chest 1 Chrzstmas Program 2 Sec Mexican Club 3 Fullerton J C JIMM! HALL Basketball. 4 Big E Club 4 Boys Glee Club 'P Long Beach J C Fl- ORGIAINA HALLI' NBP Ch Judge 4 Frnendshlp Comm 3 4 Vlce Pres Class 4 Sec Stholarshxp 4 EVAIN HAMMER Hammerhead Long Beach J C Plax 3 Tea 1 3 FLEANOR HATCH Halls Comm 3 Mothers Tea Senate 4 Umform Comm MARGARET HAWKES Maggle Sports 3 4 Mothers Tea 2 3 Bly, Slster 2 4 BILL HAZEL Football 3 4 Track 2 4 Basketball 2 3 S B 'xell Leader XVONNE HEBRLVV Mothers Tea 2 3 Blg Sister 2 4 Lakewood J C Dletltzan BERNIE HEINFXIAINN S B Song Leader 4 Rally Comm 4 Student Affaxrs Comm 4 Senate 4 MERTICE HENDERSON Sports 1 4 Sec Chenille Club 4 Blg Slster 1 3 Sports Councxl 4 JAMPS HEUSDLINS Band 2 4 Orchestra 2 4 Track 3 4 Occldental RALPH HILTON Stage Craft 4 Glee Club 4 Football 3 JAVIFS HINI' S Jim INI8,Chll'llSt MARGARET HINSDALE Hens1e Sports 3 4 Blg Slster 1 Fullerton J C TAKAMI HIRANO Tea Football 4 Track 3 4 Photographer - Y ' . 3,4 3,4 ' V 1 2,4 5 -A A. ,' ' J , .',4' - .' 2-4 . ' .4 . ' ,3,4 . A A . 3 DONALD GREEN ' ' TraCk3 ' ' 4 QQ 44, .IJ -f fx forty-th JOHNNY HOOPFR Mugs Football 4 Wranglers 4 Fullerton J C FRANCIS HUMPHRIPS Asst S B YellLe1c1er2 Class Play 3 Latm Club 1 ILA JEAN HUNTER Knitting., Club 1 Sports 3 Personallty Club 3 Trlal Il11.,hts .S YAYEKO IKIZAKI Sports 2 4 Glrls Sports Council Halls Comm 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 forty four LILY ISHII Sports 1 4 Jr Sr Prom Comm Excelsior Life 3 Trlal Flights 3 OLIVF MAP JI- ANSON Girls League Count Mothers Tcl 2 Class Play 3 Fuotl1f.,hters 3 4 ROSEMARX KEULEN ROSIS Commercxal Club 4 H1 Jmks Comm 4 Secr tary DONNA MAY KIRKPATRICK Orchestra Band 1 4 Commerclal Club 3 Class Play 4 Sec Hall Comm 4 LORRAINE KING Ways 8: Means Comm San Jose State Secretary AIKO KITAHATA Kmttmng Club 4 Japanese Cluh 2 4 Bu. Srster 2 4 Mothers Tea 2 3 HIROJI KITAHATA kltty Halls Comm 'S Commercial Club 2 Spamsh Club 2 'VIARY KOBAHAS Sports 2 4 Glrls Sport Councxl 4 Sec Japanese Club 3 ANDRP W KOOPMAN Andy MARY KROLSE Sports 2 4 Soclal Studles Club Bly, Sxster 2 4 Personality Club 4 RAY KUNEAU Kal hue 4 TOSHIKO HUSUMOTO Annual 4 Glrls Sports Councxl 4 Scholarship 4 Frxendshlp Comm 4 'VIARSHALL I ANI Lane Football 4 WARREN LAINE Class Play 4 Long Beach J C LUCILI' LAWRFNCL Mothers Tea 1 2 4 Bug., S1ster 3 4 Pres Science Club 4 Choumard GEORGE LAWSOIN Track 2 4 Band 1 4 Sgt at Arms Class Boys League lfxec Comm 4 FAXE LEDBETTER Frxendshlp Comm 3 Mothers Tea 2 3 bootllbhters 3 4 Blg Sister 3 4 lf. 9, ff ff , 'I . 1 I Nl .- .' - 4 .3 b L A J, .4 . . 1 ' , ' HI Ad- Mgr- EX- Life 4 Chenille Club 4 , n V .4 V4 - V 4 ' ,- . , 4 -D ' Q I forty sux Class Annual LITZINGER REGIINA Reggle Flllbusters Commercial Club Long Beach J C MELVIN LONG Cholr 2 3 Football 1 FLORENCE LOVE Fl0SSl6 Dramatlcs 2 Bug Sxster 2 Mothers Tea HAROLD MA DDOX ARWAYN E Basie MARPLE ISO MASUDA Football 4 Avxation Club Track 4 BLTTYE DEF MCCORD Frenchy Personalxtx Club 2 3 Mothers Tea 2 3 LLEANOR 'lIcKElNZIE Rvg Sxster 2 4 Dramatxcs Club A Cappella Chor 3 4 Latln Club 2 VESTA MFAINS Ves Bug S ster 4 Kmttlng Club 4 Frank wlggxne CHARLES MIKLAUCIC Stage Craft 4 Glee Club 4 Track 2 Baseball 2 MELVIN MILLER Me SUMIKO MIURA Travel Club 1 2 Mothers Tea. 2 3 ALICI4 MIYAMOTO Sports 2 4 Flllbuster 2 4 Japanese Club 3 4 JOE MOLLES Boots Basketball 1 3 Stamp Club 1 Long Beach J ARLINIL. MOORE Glrls Sports 1 4 Girls Sports Councx Excelsxor L1fe 3 Cclenllle Club 3 4 ARINO MOORP Speed Band 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 U S C N14 LLIF 'VIULDER Chr Glrls Sport Councll 4 Sports 1 4 Frxendshlp Comm 4 GLORGI WIUPPHX 'lrack 1 4 Football 1 3 4 B I- Club 'Z 4 Compton J C CAROL MH ERS Annual Staff 2 3 Mothers Tea 1 2 Footllghters 3 4 Wrxter XUKI lNAKAMICHI Sports 2 Commercial Club 2 3 Japanese Club 2 4 4 - il ' V1 3 ,, . c. . . A . M I ,1f.xL' N' A' N 1 v, Q V 2 J . , : v 1 A , 2 -4- - ' ' '1 3, 4 ' 4 ' 3 . 1 .. ,, Y It Irv AA 'Uv A I 4 A Bigl Sister' 3, 4 ' Pres. Chenille Club 4 , . -4 , , V ' ' . 1, 2 ' ' -T A ' A v ig I ' .y, 1 ' Y .V ' ,2 R U . c. l V Y at R . . . xl I ' V' o , - - . , Q . . V if 6' Q forty-seve Ranglers B15 Slster Japanese Club 2 4 Kmttlng Club 2 BARBARA NUFFFR A Cappella Choir 3 4 Latln Club 1 2 French Club 3 4 Sec Soc Studles Club 4 VIRGINIA INULUM Nuz1e Kmttlng Club 1 Blg Slster 2 4 Wlggnns Trade School TSUGIO OKLMURA Okie Football 1 4 Track 1 4 Bug If Club 'l forty enght ONIOHUN DRO OMOTO Basketball 2 3 Avlatlon HIDEO OTSUKI Fullerton J C Scnentlst MICHAEL OTSUKI Much Av1at1on Club 1 2 Gas Model Club 3 Boys Sclence Club 3 DFLORFS PADELFORD Glrls Sports 1 Bug Slster 3 4 Halls Comm 3 A Cappella Cholr 4 CATHFRINL PARKP R Mothers Tea 1 2 Bxg Sxster 2 3 Tennls 2 Lxbrarxan 4 DOROTHX PE-XSE Dottie Spanish Club 4 Bug Snster 4 Pres Personalltx Club 4 Bl' TTX JFAZNNF PFRKIINS Orchestra 2 4 A Cappella Chou' 1 3 4 Band 2 4 Nixkado 4 ROBERT PETERSON Pete Camera Club Basketball 4 DALF PHILLIPS Red Nlothers Tea Comm Beautx College JANE PIFRATT Sports 1 4 Annual 2 4 Stholarshxp Souetx 2 Jr Plax 3 DAPHINE PIERCE Daffx Pres Hope Chest Club 4 Umform Checker 3 Mothers Tea 3 GP RTRUDP PILTI' RSMA Gerue Pres Hope Chest Club 4 Mothers Tea 2 Umform Checker 2 ROSIE POCAPAGLIA Fabrlc Clrcle Club 2 Hope Chest Club Long Beach J C Hl- LPN PORTE Sports 3 4 Bxp Sxster 3 4 Sports Councxl 3 Latin Club 3 4 JACK PORTER Football 3 4 Track 1 4 Boys Fxecutlve Councxl 3 4 Blg F Club 3 4 RAY PORTER Baseball 2 4 Basketball 1 4 Pres Class 3 Fxecutlve Council 3 4 CHARLES QUIGLEY Band 1 Football 2 'Nlavy v X E3 . 4 4 4 1 ks A A H v ' 1, 1 2 It 3 .rl - A ' .3 ':, ..4 AJ if nw X flfty RITA RB BAI Mothers Tea Commeru xl Artlst PRANCIS RLLD Fran Usher 3 4 Fullerton J C Excelslor Life 3 Tennls Champxon 4 Semor Play 4 Frxendshlp Comm 4 JFAN R14 N14 RO UPL REYLS lub 2 4 Usher 3 4 I- LVID. L RICIxARD Rllek Football 1 2 THI-ODORP ROBF RTS Ted Pootball 3 4 Track 2 4 BQ, L Club 4 URSULA RUFCKHI IN1 A Cappella Choir 1 4 Bus Sister 2 3 Semor Play 4 'Nhkado 'NIIFSUXI4 SANO Flllhuster 3 4 J pmese Club 2 Clrls Avlatmn 1 Mothers Tea 1 4 Band 2 4 A Cappella Choir 4 Soclal Studles Club Glee Club 1 3 RICHARD SCHII LINGPR Usher 3 4 Athletnc Comm 4 Class Plan S 4 I-ootlmghters 3 4 JOHN ERI F SCHMITZ Jockne Occldental DOROTH1 SCHWFFFEL Ireneh Club 3 4 Latm Club 1 2 Travel Club 1 2 Mothers Tea 2 1 KATHRYN SFFLING Katy l,ke19le Club 2 4 ,rrounds Comm 2 4 Sports 1 3 BOB SFNFF Football 2 3 Track 2 3 Blg F Club 2 4 Halls Comm 4 OTHY J SCHA A FSXIA LANL SHANKS Baseball 3 4 Capt Basketball 3 4 Pres Class 4 V1cePres Boys League PVFLYN GLORIA SHAVS Spamsh Club 1 Dramatlcs Club 1 Bug Sister 2 4 Graw Business College ALICE SLAUGHTER Sports 1 3 Socxal Studles Club 4 Big Sxster 2 4 Commercial Club 1 MARILYN SMITH Latm Club 1 2 Stamp Club 2 Spamsh Club 3 Sr Play 4 MANUFL SOUZA Auto Shop DOROTHY SPENCER Sports Counc114 Chenille Club 4 Big Slster 2 3 Kmttmg Club 1 I x f L ' 'S s . . , C - . v 4 . . 3 ' ' ' ' ,. .' f 4 J 3 A -' I ' ', ,2 GWEN REINKE Y LA - H 4 C I : . - a f Y -4 A 'F ,, f fifty-one ,. ,p v I fifty-two HELEN STOCKTON Travel Club 1 2 Latin Club 1 3 Long Beach J C MARGARET SULZER Dramatxcs 2 Modern Dancing 3 4 Halls Comm 4 Sports Council 4 ROBERT SUMMERS Bob Fullerton . C. 1 1 r V -3- Clearwater CHARLES TEMPLE Football 3 4 Usher 3 4 Scholarship 3 Annual Staff 4 GERTIE TER MAATEN Big Sister 3 4 Girls Aviation Club 1 Halls Comm. 4 U. C. L. A. GENEVIEVE THOMAS French Club 2, 4 Big Sister 3 4 Halls Comm. 3 A Cappella Choir 1 v I . TICE VAN HO Orchestra 3 Stamp Club 1 U S C MELVIN VINEY Me Football 4 Track 4 Long Beach HENRY VISSER Basketball 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Big E Club 3 4 Advertising Club JANET VISSER Orchestra 1 2 Big Sister 2 Knitting Club 2 Halls Comm. 4 VERLE WALKER .UI-ud., Fullerton J. C. Draftsman . f Orch 2 FWEGEN WILMA JEAN WESSELS Ways Q Means Comm 3 4 Sports 1 2 Footllghters 3 4 Scholarship 3 GENEVIEVE WHITECOTTON Grounds Comm 4 Big Slster 3 4 Sports 1 Mothers Tea 3 4 SAMUEL .I VVILCOX Band 1 3 Track 4 Footlighters 3 Travel Club 1 CAROLYN WILLIAMS Knitting Club 1 4 Big Sister 3, 4 So. Calif. Bible College Evangelist FAYE WILLIAMS Asst. Song Leader , Big Sister 4 Dancer ILA WILLIAMS Tennis 1, 3. 4 Annual Staff 3 Committees 1- Mothers' Tea 1-4 4 f Trade school Xie: hamu NIVIQUYI XAbUKOC'HI Schuldrslup 2 4 Qoudl Studies st Pi x 'Xnnual Qtaff 1 Hlzzy Frlendshlp Tea. Comm 1 3 Japanese Club 2 4 Ixmttlng., Club 1 GILRTRUDE X ON KW AN S Blg Sister 2 Mothers Tea 1 I lbrarmn 4 A C Tl- RUKO HOSHIZARI sports 1 4 Halls Comm 4 Tren Japane-.P Cluh 4 Art Club 2 3 BOB YOUING 1-ootball 1 4 Track 1 4 Usher 3 4 S B and Class Gox 1 4 l 2-4 : 1 -. 4 As: . lc, EJ. Life' 3 HISAKO YATABE ' 1 -4 A M A A i, , Y C. J f fifty five 5 1: fifty sux ff ,- f B ue Tunder B J Thomas f V Fernet B Wnndes, B Myers M Bennett sophomore officers F shman offucers B Brown J York J Weekley, J Kempton B Buell J S ', fl. S , , u'. B. ' , , 'f 9 . . . , , 'H K. L Z Q V1 f . Lf' ' 1 - - yy - ' . . l . . . ' , . - n, . E , , , l . , . , . . , . . 1 ,I , , K fifty-seven flfty erght junlors juniors i S. n .1 v ' ,I i . ,, . l ' lib 1st Row H Fulton, Shipley, E Pruce S Koda 2nd Row C Smlth M Schuur, Massey 1st Row M Kuhl E Vessels, D Caruthers E Welle J Vasquez, B Thomas, H Ralston 2nd Row J Blngman M Young, M MCCllhtICK, A Burtsma, Chezem, D Bule, D Gandolfo, D Everett C Ihara, l Blackue 3rd Row W Kung, E Nlckson W Chlsm M Feldmann J V re, A Brewer, D Southern, J Rynsburger, L Bethurum, L Frank, J F' Walker, D Danlel 4th Row E Zmn, B Jones Brown, L Sanborn, M Smith Vaughn C Brock, R Russell Dodson H Blrd Y Shlozaka, Tnnder 1st Row B Lamb B J He ne ann T Watt N J Shanks Roper, S Mooshaglan, M Murray, B Kempton, H Leonard G Dunn, R Suzuki T Sano, V Martm E Knudson G Van Noord L Tado, C Harley n Rw M Moon D Bell Taylor H arks A Wllls, Murata, M Omoto, S Nakagawa S Maeda T Kltahata, M Wastes, G Stoker N Marchaman V Thomas, D Bellows S Leeson TMurakaml 3rd Row Y Matsuda B Rymer, B Lowe, S Pacho, E Marks E Laggart, E Lules, C Reardon H Longstreet, H McGuure, C Rodrl guez R McMahan T Case, Quunn, N Fujlshlma 4th Row H Ozawa J Nawa R Reed C Hllt B Marnquez B Bun kelman, H Stormes J Buehn J B Leverett N Mltchell C De Boer, J Klrkbrlde J Brookshure 'lst Row V Blank V Fernety L Larson B Wlndes, A Frost I Wood 2nd Row R Wullung J Turner, G Carrlcabura, C Asawa, J Har wood, L Wllllams, M Lanmer A Venable R Roethlisberger M Dux on, M Hun Fu Ita, Harada 3rd Row R Grlppe M Hldaka N Yokoyama, Barnett Hawkes, J Alexander, N Bandy, B Flnch, A Dechlara S Jenkms, J Klmoto, Y Fujlta S Jmde, D Beck 4th Row C W Curtls, G De Boer, A Gravage, M Hucklns, B Olver M Smith A Aklns, M Webb D Davis, N Krutzfelt, F Webb R Hanchette, A Condax, A Vanden Berge, M Proita 5th Row B Yuklhlro R Berber J Dow, L Tuppett L Graham, V Dablaz G Gerber, M Boley, S Hardy M Hungerford G Buell G Jones, I Zuvelonghl J Doe, L Bird B Brown 0 Carlson 6th Row K Dennis S Vatabe M Capovvlla B Trask E Bergen, D Beauchamp, C Hand, C Jones, G Down D Dodd E Case, Fennell C Hawley, D Jordan V Johnson, J Harper -Jw ,f . ' A . i. ' 1 . ' D I 1 Y , H ' 4 L., I : . C. ' ' : . ' , . 1 J. . . ' ,I .I ', . Del O . . I I ' : . . ' , W. . . ' , B. , . . , J. U , . ' , . ' ' B. I I I : . , . . a , m , . , A. . , J. . ', . . ' , . '2 d 0' : . , . , L. , . M , . i ' c. Linard, A. .Peden, l..' Means: M. I I n . 1 I -Y I v I. I . M. 1, M. 1' G.. I : . ' , . ' , . v. , K. 4 I n l y V I . . n I' , ' . ' , '. ' f I . ' ' , I . . , : . ' . . y I ' V n I I I . . ' , . ' n. fifty nine r r I I sixty ITI sophomores sophomores sophomores sophomores fi. 1st Ron E Brady B Falkner R Ledbetter H Geer A Chapman D Chapman 2n Row T Endow B C ap man B Davis M Calsado K Lee on L Brown B Eshelman V Callow 3r Row G Baba P Flynn V Cooper J Bokles M Beatty V Gibbs D Eliot E Fusch B Arndt 4 Row R B1lIey P Burch J Madison G De Ceunrck J Selover C Limbaugh W Emerson D Con treras L Crittenden 1s Row D Equutz M An er son A De Chiara K De Vries M E Brome D Carrlcabura 2nd Row R George R Fox N Dickey B Berry M Gerard Clanton Douglas 3rd Row Tunstall F Da strom H Carver J Gilbert E Da vee B Geerdes B Dick 4th Row E Bettlnger J Brown C Le Count D Blackie R Decker J Black R Cornelius H Steward 1s Row R Alvarez D Davis S Marun L Per n 2n Row E Stephens S sh man M anton B O eel Long A Rootlleb E Lake S Ald rich 3rd Row H Oye J Shumway J Donnely B Lachenmyer W Don aldson C Le Count D Nelson Hughes B Funderburk 1sL Row: R. Russo, E. ltaya. Hooker P. Goff, C. Sugita A. Ku sumoto. 2nd Row: N. Heinemann F. Baze more J. Hardy, P. Grogan M. Ko bayashi R. Uchizono. 3rd Row: C. Sakioka. F. Kanegai . Johnson. . Gill. . Hi King W. Knipple, D. Hughes A Jones E. Ham. 1st Row: D. Nelson. I. Yamamo- to. D. Marty, G. Ralston. H. Okine 2nd Row: M. Matsuda. F. Oku- mura, A. Tado. Y. Yabuki, H. Ma tumoto, Y. Ozawa, D. Deets. 3rd Row: J. Mooshagian. M. 0'- Connell, M. A. McLane. N. Vicencia R. McLaughlin, J. Summers, A Meissen. P. Myers. M'Y 'XXZ ..-an .,..-.4-4 sixty one V sixty-two -, W W ,QWKM freshmen J Sands, F Hooker, S Heath Hines D Graham, e, B J Hanson, M Ham J Hathcock B Km f Dlckey G B Sheppard, Jenkins, B Range, A 1st Ro V Veteto M L Vogel D Powel R Usrey, H Waltes, B Smlth B Wager 2nd Muller, N Tha El mer, Peterson E Nylen, D Welle, Young V Wlnfleld 3rd ow J Lltton A Van Leeu wen A Pickens, S Taylor Pet on T Owen, C Wolfsberger, F wen, M Searle h Row R Pazny J Nakanlshl Tyner D McLaughlin B Pitts Tuntland F Moore, N Mulder, G Nakamshu 1st Row B Wnlcox H Baba R Reardon M Laurence Dlcker 5071 2nd Row R Powell Hasha S Hanchette N Hall Easton A Cardoza E Young Powell, S Suglta G Omoto 3rd Row D Sullrvan C Vlney, L Coen T Hamans D M e mann A Hathaway, M Hagnwara J Chase, G Asawa T Nagata 4th Row T Nagata B Johnson S Emerson J Koolmees A Hula rides M Calderon D Rattlff D Cook F Rocha, W Lloyd T Rag ers J Harada 1st Row K Yabukr J Smith, J Houston D Smuth, N Montgomery L Buchanan, E Cooper, B De Vrnes 2nd Row L Mosqueda N Van den Berge M Newman M Vogel M Mason J Baldwin G Graham, D Dujay J Kempton 3rd Row L M Caldwell Fller, S Madlson B Hallmach G Wright L Roethlnsberger J Van den Brmk, D Bennett H Jlnde G Watson 4th Row T Rynsburger E Frost, W Kell J Kung J Sheppard A Stefan: M Johnson, B De Vries, B Broesma C Savonen E Garrell 1st Row: A. lmamoto, M. Oku- mura, M. Contreras. 2nd Row: H. Kadowaki K. Ma- suda B. Branscom J. Erreoalde N. Gulliver, H. Kitahata, Y. Ihara. 3r Row: A. Ishida C. Kuni- saki G. Shaw, W. Fisher B. Kul- zer, R. Asawa, R. Falstad, D. Rose. Inf: slxty three N 9. 4 X Aa , , , 0 x ' , N ' f - A L 'X x '3 X 2 Z , I wg , ' A C , ' . Y K di , , 2 'N M5 G' I' ' X f I' A 1 V x 5 , - I J., ' . men freshmen freshmen ? if 5 6 X-X , P533 LQ. slxty four :Z fr- -f -Q ,- x 'Ist Row R Asawa A Watt, L George urt M Vusser Pelletner L Volkmer A Schaaisma L Ghugo 2nd Flow Elhot B Clare Broersma P Cusnaghan R Dyer Basch B L Barnes C A en, B Edens M Azevedo 3rd Row M Hooker M Dowdy tz ers Irv Wade H Orr M Mauro G Thom as E Llndeboom B Chandler 4thR ow J Kurkpatrlck B Buell arl E Stussy B Kulzer Vandenberg D Shephard D y s N Gandolfo Schless Rico M Bartee s Row G Wade L Gade Clanton S Hungerford G Welle D Skelley B Adkxsson C Rueff H Cabraloff 2nd Row M Sm th P Whlte M Keatung B Boyer J Jacobson, C Lrmbaugh J Le Count H Murray, R Vander Laan L Burnett 3rd Row M Cook D Bethurum, usso Yor D Shore Yonkmans M Quick L Cowan M Verburg M Cabraloff J Spvermg 4th Row T Iwata G De Vrnes W Renterk A Ruco K Frazier R e Vore G Evans R Good Sander E Ramage G Johnson U Uttecht lst Row J Contreras I Hudson, D Hunt J Crews A Trmpone D K-awakanm G Contreras 2nd Row Z Davenport L Splnks, Ross H Le1n C Fletcher, Beverage B Duysen P Ogawa, Y H:r1oka 3rd Row J Zylstra H Swager, Follus N Han B Seelmg Flansburg G Beckman J Grumes, H Radle J Bloomdale T Yama sakl 4th Row K Roper W Gwln S Kudo F Brown B Van Dyk G J Kempton T Yatabe W Krum L 1st Row C, Ham C Merrram, W Reynolds I Johnson N Davee J Buckmaster B Granado D Gul bert N Woods I Deaton 2nd Row B Fnsher R Walker M Frazner F Ham B Snyder M Shubert B Geerdes Buss Barbarla L Etter M Edwards 3rd Row P Kennedy M Far bes H Kramer J Rasmussen L Bowman M Graham L Faulk F Arlnngton B Haeger C Benjestorf C Jackson P Kung 4th Row N Gayheart E Nylen R Hawley B Puckett E Comer W Case H Walker T O Neal B rlce J Jones D Busklrk G Moore K Wlerenga E Harper , . sf. Ia , '. . G. ' ' : W. ' . . , E. G. 1 '. . ,' .' Il ' M. u , E. R69 . B.YJ.' in, B. I I . -' I A I - ' y D. E , . . . , B. . . . . R - .oel. - . L. ' , J. 1 t : . . . . B. J. R ,'.1.' k.' .' , G. D' , '. ' ', '. ,' Rf L. , '. ' . , . ' ' B. M. d, '. Magnusson,-B. Wright, Rose. l , , -X - ' i 1 : L . . , . -,Q - Q . ' .z .' , '. ' , f . K ' ' , . . H. , E. -X V . .M - , . , . , - qc ky -' 1' D X h : . . I. -Q , S- Q . , . . Al A I . XX B . .I V , '. r .- V. -s ' P' X' ' I X . T' 1 . I Yi: 1 ,' ' - A .L - 5 1 1 ww- 5' '- I '. 'J -4' M , gn. 41 .i -1 gf, . - - R Q K ' : '1 x . - C , ., 8, . .-W -L X Sixty flve 5 Think not thy time is short in this world since the world itsel is not long. The createa world is but a small parenthesis in eternity and a short interposition or a time between such a state o duration as was be ore it and may be after it. sm THOMAS BROWNE fi 'Ulla mu.- ? N- rx 7: pl li LX '--,tr af' --'fl '11 . ' ? . A' : 'sw ' x 'Q , ,fdwmwwx W QHQQ 1 lf . 4 xv Y . 7 .lg I I, N, k 3S' -ff w S . .gigilil 2 r uff fr X H BJ ' 4 5.555 ww , ,, , 4 wi '4 ,J 'J' pw, io, 1 I FO, ' - -Yf' ? P w,v,x fvvat-' ,4 air p 4 ' I slxty elght Down was a Glrls mslde dope from the gurl on the and sand It was nothing more than the annual meetmg of Mr Hawley's fan club Starting the next sectlon we have two demon stratlons of Excelslors famous frlendly splrlt Be low Cal Bensema leads the march from the noon struggle Stull going down, Mr Ford tells the klds how nt's done The mob with the radio get here about 7 30 every morning, and aren't they a wlde awake looking bunch? The fetchmg plcture of Leon Greene deserves a but of comment, and now that l've commented, let's scurry on The year marches on, and we fund ourselves In the midst of the basketball season Below the shot of Lane m actlon we have an other of our famous athletes, Bert De Vrles belng amusung for that cute Flynn kld Below that we have a but of collegiate atmo sphere Ramblmg on and lgnorung Mr Ford this tlme we seem to have caught Bob and Peggy m one of thenr ll hter moments fThey re probably talkmg about algebra of physics or some other fluffy The palr of pictures, complete wlth arrow are supposed to present some sort of story lf you, as I are baffled, see Duke' Drever The shot of the noon dance IS a mmor trlumph un our lives, slnce everybody sand It was too dark m there Back to the top of the page agam And why hasnt some bright boy started a fad with those strnped referees' shirts? Feb 12 Lmcoln Day Pro gram This Anahelm song leader us a fair example of the art whlle down below are those early burds wlth their radlo The scrubs fpardon me, they re practically sophomores nowl do a stormmg ofthe bastllle act with the audltorlum as their vlctlm of all, it ' ? ' 1 ' ' 1 u ' ' ' H I 1 . . Q : , . Y . , . ' . . , . . . . . , ll l . , . , . . . . . I Y . i . . . , , . . . seventy Z 9 j' z Number one In the upper trlangle and we get a new slant on the glamorous Scotty Next to hum one of the Corcoran boys fwhlch7J registers some thlng or other fwhat7J Next Trlal Flights? Beslde Phul Bertsch we are allowed to study the famous Temple Technique Then, In the spotlight Cper usualj we have Mar gle Bennett Excelsior Llfe's notorious edltor Now you know how Mr Ford knows all about yo u' More of the famous birthday brawl among those present were Mr Smith puts the finger on the trouble Above hum, the Amlable Luttrells step Into the rmg and demonstrate various toe holds for the assembled multitude And about those cutles ln slacks down toward the bottom, If you know them, you're used to that sort of thing If you dont you wouldnt get It The only thing l can fund to enthuse over In the lower triangle IS the picture of someone STUDYING Egad, what's wrong with the kld'7 lg, . if 'I I .,f '1 .: . f, ,5 ' xl 1 71, A .1 4 Q . I, 14 Y X Af , . ff' I ix ' Nl, , - lf. dy . ff ' C . v V L, 4 . ,f .T Fld 1 1' 5 1' ll- I : M , for ru! f' - ' . , I K. . I Ldv' 'I' fo . T 'f' f ' - ' . . 1 1' I . ' ' Ml ' Up ,' ' ll Jfi ' . -fl 2' ' ' ,Lf 45 , -I' if 4' .'f ' 4' l p 'll' ' I 0,,- If, I 1 Y , Al Y . I . I. L.. if, . ff K f ,r J ' . ' 7 . v ' T. rw- 47 3' , fk,,.,,. , ii 1 s L 4-. -A.-1 Q 1 rm.. f AY , ,W ,,., ,W-, t .-:-' E, 54.4 A Q E 'N ' 'M 'A M5 3 . ' 'E 9 r H' N' mir, ,-. I 4 41:4 i f fl F5 ff ga 1 , ' ,iv ' Fi V' A yu M, ,M 1 4, f A 5 if I f ' f mv ,, , i 'xt Q 4 ,u ' , , 3 .J 5 Q A .Je E Q . g xv A 1 1 ' P 4 .a I . fi . s Q f ic51 dw 'S Ar L, 4 V , ,Q f ' fa, n . 1' M ' 'Ml 1' N 4, 1, ., ,. , fzfffqffffa f N ,, W., Az 1 W-..' La. ww I i nu, wp. . n vi my .A ag, 1, , it, r. I . .I f I 'ab H , 4 43 2 S 4-K ,v 1' seventy-two 1' Starting this page at the outside we have Mr Richardson C Call me warden J munching, while be- low him Beulah Windes makes faces like Martha Raye-that picture of Sally Jeanson must have been posed, at least we didn't THINK she was the studious type. Next to her, we get a bit of panorama-The less said about that third picture down from it the better. Below, some lad tells about the one that got away. Next we see four campus-cuties out campus-cuting. Skipping back up to the tofp of the last column, we see Bonnie and the kids in action-And ffour downb would you look at Ralph and Fern play coy? Below them, some local Boy Scouts pitch camp for the night. Mildred fslip showsj Moon speaks her mind in the Junior Play. Carey and a friend play it fast and loose. Scene from dress-up day-And a picture of the Varsity-Faculty game. f 1 W, A 'X 1- .VS7 .H , 'S -1, . XV . I -. 5 ', s 5' ' 'nb fi ' 1 1 4, ,yy K t 1 ,, 1 - , - 'Q -. , ,K -A iiihviv tif 'V 'S' sg, .7 . my Jig, ' . L I r, xx 4' ' ay' X X PW ff xt A K N .1 . i .1 I. 5 1 , . ,F 4 f' sk N. Y. E54 r x l X P ' 'X X , jf qu, gf? ff l'f7 seventy four xx NJ ufv Tlme tears on, and the boys rush the bus gar ages to completion Next a tender scene from the Trlal Flights Operetta That corner picture makes me want to say lf we could see ourselves as others see us,' but that wouldnt be nice so I won't The scene of the stairs IS a but ghashtly do you see any one you know? Scenes from two assemblies and below we have a couple of fasclnatlng crlpples Say why IS the llttle fellow hldlng behind Rev Hatcher? Can you guess on which day of the week the next picture was taken? Wednesday of course Excel slor Llfe Isnt Legs Luttrell lovely In that lower picture? Back to the left mlddle and we have a close up of the gurl wnth the dreamy eyes That shadow plc ture COULD be anyone, so l hope you're satisfied Below Tinker' celebrates her bolthday That bot tom picture shows clearly the ev'1ls of drunk Carl Hutchison looks so Innocent that you d almost thunk there was no connection between hum and that smok :ng ash can And below hlm, our snap shot editor repeats himself fsee previous page! ,- wx KY Y. F V, , .fJ ' - 5 . .4 ' U ' v1 ' . 4 ,f , 7 r V s , .e , . . - I , if 'ff ' fl W, k -7,5 I -Lgv- V - . . , I , 1- , , . v. ..,, , f .' . ' 1 ' 1 I 'V '1 ' o lx. 1,gL1,LQ V' f 9. UW, ,7 ' 1 ! ' 'XS' --w, .L - D f ,gb A, ,.f s ,f . ff' f . ff , . , . A ll Y 7 Y ' 7 . I . . Y ..... , 1 . A ' Y ll 71 ' ll ' Y ' - . . , . , , I Time is a sa nd-pile we run our fingers in -CARL SANDBURG Y W K9 5' mlyfgjbff W www Gulded Phyll1s the league sponsored Frlendshlp Wee when all the gnrls to thelr names on lap mx was held as 1ts theme For the past several years the gxrls have had two large Mothers Teas annually but the teas were changed th1s year so that the mothers could meet more teachers and other mothers Each class held 1ts own tea ln a smaller room and a more mformal atmosphere was evxdent Another branch of the Glrls League that has been es clally helpful thus year mcludes the rest room ommlttee Girls 4 gue ushers gym monlt s and the umfor eckers att e ays E3 eans Com hrs mest her pl e bemg ak or t eco semes r by A rta Clan T e mls on IS co 1tt e present at ll ga ln the gay g en an hlte checker en s ot r ac nv th com ee o orx Nb! Also dom xce w r ln t lr ld are the memb of he ren ommlttee Xof whlch uryl cha n They s onsored cm r al f th gxrls at e P st of t e ye r as l as a e teas ever E e ng remembered jbxfues f t ew seventy eight SlkE ts lIlS League 1ts gh c nevements doubtless set the qoa for ne year s work LEAGUE OFFICERS mester 1st Semester A CLANTON Treasurer 2nd Semes er BETTY JANE HEINEMANN Yell Leader DOROTHY COEN Song Leader SPORTS COUNCIL 1st Row T Kusumoto L Spuer mg M Kobayashl A Moore M Henderson B Finley Y Ikezakl R M K Iz r Z n ow u e Ive Ionghn B Brakenslek N Mulder C Smlth L Utz D Spencer M Besse FRIENDSHIP COMMITTEE 1st Row T Kusumoto V Fer nety M Bennett 2nd Row B J Thomas A Wll ls A L Gornnl G Van Noord G H Il b K a en ec 3rd Row P Applebury J Eakn G Remke N Mulder B G Rymer M Moon B Boyer WAYS AND MEANS 1st Row M Murray J Roper B Kempton A M Troost Millard 2nd Row A Clanton R Beber E Nlckson L Kung G Grimes hero f A d A to A mmf N ,xg 1 f' Ei 5 ' t Q iw r-r 4-r L4 L , H Q- . 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Lis' 3 L, eughty after one and one half years of cms tence the Boys League of Excelsxor IS vxell on nts may to becommg an establlshed mstxtutlon Commg mto benng durmg the admmlstra tlon of more tradrtmons for Excelsnor GllllSpl6 lt began to functlon under Larry Sutton ThlS year Wlfh Bob Young as 1ts leader the club has gone far 1n I'63l1ZlHg ltS hrst a1m the promotlon of a better relatxonshlp among the members of the mascullne populatxon of Excelslor The faculty vs varslty basketball game 1n vthxch the youngsters mcldentally came out on the long end of a 27 22 score proved to the capacxty crowd that the faculty was stlll young ln heart and enyoyed a good game as well as dld the youngsters Thelr sportsmanshxp rs somethlng to be envled by all The Fathers and Sons N1ght sponsored thxs year under the complete d1rect1on ofthe Boys League was a t1me when each boy and h1s guest had a rolllcklng good t1me and old frnends met agam George Law son was general chalrman of the affalr In add1t1on to Bob Young presldent the ofhcers are Lane Shanks vxce presxdent Glenn B1ckford secretary treasurer and lack Porter sergeant at arms For the first semester Harley Kusumoto vtas the secretary treasurer whlle Herb Fmley served as sergeant at arms BOB YOUNG Presudent LANE SHANKS V ce Presudent GLENN BICKFORD Sec elary T easurer JACK PORTER Sergeant at Arms Walker J Porter B Sen B Bunkelrnan W Donaldson Bass Z i ' f r -r , , - V- V .. , r 1 - V . . , . . . H .. . .. .VV , - .. - , V V - V V. . . V V ' V V V V . V V V V ' . 1 r V V l V 1 A- V v r .. , eighty one S eighty-two devoted and after which ap peared on May met that need As the name of this student publication implies its purpose is not that of including polished literary works but only to include the trial flights into the realm of writing Last year for the first time Trial Flights was published in printed book like form and surpassed in many ways its two mimeographed predecessors This year even greater heights were reached in perfecting the 1940 edition Block prints again illustrated the stories and as a specially unique feature several full color pages were interspersed between the sections To earn money for and to advertise Trial Flights the staff presented a series of four one act plays in an afternoon matmee February 22. The staff is to be congratulated on its fine piece of workmanship as are the students who contributed so many excellent satires essays and poems to make the anthology possible. Mrs. Thomas as the adviser contributed many worthwhile ideas and took a great deal of re- sponsibility in the preparation of the book. THE STAFF Shirley Hardy ...............,.,.,....., Lois Bethurum ,,...,.......,.. ., ...... . Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Carroll Hawley, Hurd Twombly ...,.,..,... Business Managers Marian Brandt, Audrey Venable, John Tuntland .. .....,.,,...,.....,, Asst. Business Mgrs. Mildred Moon, Colleen Shipley, Fuml Okumura.,.Publicity Mgrs. Betty Gall Rymer, Chlyo Asawa, Olive Mae Jeanson ........,...,.... Fern Owens .,,....,..........,........ Maxine Webb, Margaret Beckwith ......, Rosalie Roethlisberger ................. Martha Lannier ..,...,.,,...,..,..,..... Arlene Speece .,.......... . , ......... .. Nroma Thalheimer, Jane Miller, Virginia Darwin Beauchamp ......,....,......., Ruth Fox, Francis Webb, Pat Flynn, Ruth Asawa. Ilo Jean Hunter ....... . .. . Circulation Mgrs. . .......... Exchanges . .... , . . . Fiction Essay Drama Verse Miller .,.,......,. Art Art Editor Asst. Art Editors Row C Asawa R Fox Flynn R Asawa 2nd Row F Webb L Roethhs berger A Venable L Bethurum B J Wensel M Lannler, F Oka TYIUFB 3rd Row M Webb M Moon C Hawley H Twombly G Rymer S Hwrdy C Shipley -f ' x, M. 043' eighty-th ree ,- eighty-four our efforts with under our adviser Mrs Luttrell we on the annual staff combined fun with our business After picking the theme for the advertising of our assembly and dance during Annual Drive week we had a gay time with the original possibilities that presented themselves for we had chosen the now current art Surrealism This afforded a marvelous opportunity for loud and numerous colors and miscellaneous oblects in our posters and decorations for the dance and assembly. Earl George our amazing editor acted as the main character in our assembly skit but all of us had rather dashing parts. The stage was cluttered up with various completely uncon- nected articles. Perched upon an immense lad- der in the center of the stage, Ye Editor sat, ap- parently asleep and dreaming of the debatable themes for the 1940 annual. The staff members dramatized his dreams surrealistically, which proved quite a shock to the assembly at large. Sixteen more pages are added to El Avia- dor this year which is the first addition of pages since 1937. With our efforts preserved between our copper and white cover, we hope we have pre- sented a memorable record of the school year. EARL GEORGE Editor ESTHER BOYLE Associate Editor ARTHUR COX Business Manager CHARLES TEMPLE Advertising Manager JANE PIERATT Secretary SUE LEVERETT Winter Class ED CORCORAN Caption Editor BILL WATKI S Art Editor TOSHI KUSUMOTO Girls Sports MITSUYE YASUKOCHI Summer Class LOIS BETHURUM Activities EARL DREVER Snapshot Editor DAVID BURNIGHT Boys Sports Editor FLOYD MOORE Sophomore Assistant ELIZABETH C LUTTRELL Faculty Adviser ALVA RYLEE Sophomore Assistant ,ii ff' Xrf I ff eighty-f 7 eighty sux fy supervlslon of Mr an unusually am the school s vteekly changes thxs year Better to satlsfy the students for whom the paper IS pr1mar1ly xntended more personal ltems and lI1t6I'V12WS vnth teachers and proml nent students were publxshed than ln former years Clever features were used makmg posslble the 1nclus1on of more names of stu dents and specxal attentlon was glven to the adequate advertxslng of plays concerts dances and other soclal affalrs of the student body Durlng the first semester under the ed1tor shlp of Lols Bethurum a hxghly successful Joke edltxon was publnshed Another speclal feature the annual semor ed1t1on was ded1cated to the members of the graduatmg class Because of the lack of a yournalxsm class durmg the fxrst semester the paper was publxshed each week by a staff of nme students At the begxnnlng of the second semester a new journallsm class was started and contrl butlons from 1ts members were greatly appre clated Maryorne Bennett as edltor lnaugura ted a new type of column, called Soarxng 1n whnch she showed the good and bad sxdes of school qovernment and presented angles on the other phases of school lnfe At dxfferent tlmes durmg the year, mem bers of the staff were prnvlleged to attend meetmgs of lournallsm students from other schools and to dlscuss wlth them the problems of edltxng a paper LOIS BETHURUM Edntor 1st Semester MARJORIE BENNETT Editor 2nd Semester VIRGINIA FERNETY MARTHA LANNIER News Edltor AGNES GRAVAGE Page Three Editor JAY WALKER Sports Edltor DARWIN BEAUCHAMP Clubs BOBBY MYERS Sports DORIS BELLOWS Fe1tures Person1Is DOROTHY DAVIS Clubs MAURICE SMITH Advertising M1H1QEF RICHARDSON HASTINGS Advuser - 1 ' . .v 'X , ,I 'iffiif .,f' I fQ,, ,lg XX ' 'v - A fs - 1 .............- ... .H , I 'f 1 ,' . 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TW fi W , W, ff? fl' T eighty-seven ? 1- elghty eng ht Ga1l Rymer as Dr and Mrs Wood, Pennys parents proved their understanding even nn vlew of the ant1cs of thenr bewlldermg offsprmg It was llkewxse with Mr Harrls Chucks father played by B1ll Vaughn who had to contend not only with an airplane mlnded son, but also wlth ul1e a gor geous twenty year old daughter enacted by Agnes Gravage When Mervyn, Mrs Woods brother portrayed by George Wnmer returned home from college he brought wlth hlm Roger Van Vleck otherwlse ay Walker the dashmg young Romeo who broke Penny s heart The nelghborhood nuisance M1ll1e Lou was Marlmae Hunt who played this cholce part wxth cleverness and charm A great deal of the comedy of the play centered about the dialogue and actlons of Mlldred Moon, as Effie the mald, and Carey Hand as Elmer the handy man and Jack of all trades Beulah Wmdes and Bob Tmder as the Wentworth Twins also added to the sp1r1t and gayety of the play Mlss Roach as director turned m her usual top performance whlle student direc tor ackle Carver deserves a great deal of credlt, as do Iohn Turner, busmess manager, and Lee Sanborn, ticket manager. 11' and starting at noon that kind of Russell Hunt of some of of wisdom picture the dear man corsage from the Went iBob Tmder and Beulah advlce and wisdom In plc with Mrs Wood lBetty J glvmg Mr Harris CBIII a few invaluable tlps on ralslng of children a bit of tender romance twlxt Roger Van Vleck cad 1 ever there was one and well por trayed by Jay Walker and Julle Harris tAgnes Gravagel And now at 6 00 lfor the benefit of those who lost the placel we have two gay belles Marla Lee Murray as Penny Wood and Marlmae Hunt and stuff about a dress Next stark tragedy descends on our httle group with Mrs Wood and Mervyn her brother 4George Wlmerl sympathlzmg with Julle Next Don Dodd as Chuck Harrls restrams the prime urge of hrs sex and does NOT whistle And just to make a full evemng we End that ole rascal Carey Hand oglnng Mildred Moon as Effie . .If I, 5422 I f' I .r, 'fa X Q ' . I ,. . .-'Cir ' as , I ,I 9- 'g 5 fx, . 1 -1-fa ' V ' . a i , . . , : . s , D I f as Millie Lou, registering delught , . . . , I, I , . , , . Q . . . Q 1 I ' - . I . V 1 - 1 f , I I I , , , . f . II . . I . I 'I ,. - 1 . . . , , , , I , . , , , . I . I , - - - , I , , , I I . A' 114 eaghty nine ninety xx Produclng for the first time 1n the history of Excelsior a Senior A class play the class of Winter 40 presented Howdy Stranger Set on the Hardys dude ranch in Cody Wyoming the mam action of the plot centered about the strange animal fearing phobia of Elly Iordan played by Lawrence Huggett and his cure and conversion into a typical singing cowboy by lane Hardy portrayed by Frances Lee Neal Sam Thorne the villain who tried to win ane from Elly was Paul ones Portraymg Roy Chadwick the Broadway talent scout producer Harlan Myers practically stole the show with his rich accent and wild antics Other members of the Hardy family were Lorane Millard as Ma ames aneway as Pa Hardy her tobacco chewing husband and Randall Tunstill as Ieff their awkward bash ful son ean Wagner and Byron ohnson were typically hlcklsh in their portrayals of Ellys parents seeing the big city for the first time The role of Professor Landis the learned scholar was played by Ellis Fletcher and Pan- thea fCharlotte Hamj was his daughter. Special recognition is due Mrs. Thomas, as faculty adviser and director and to Lillian Sims, as student director. Harley Kusumoto served in the capacity of business manager. In the first picture we see Elly Jordan s tLawrence Huggett sl reac tion to a dog presented by some of his fans In the second our hero IS given the works by fnve very efficient re porters Below Elly is again the center of Interest This time he comes out of a trance ln the upper pcture we fund Ran dall Tunstall just scared to death of Harlan Myers who has been hypno t zed ln the second a group of extras do some plain and fancy posing From left to right we have Ma and Pa Hardy Elly and Professor Lan dis and Elly with Jane Hardy ninetyrone nmety two Itlons th1s on March 8 s story of a love that brldged a span of 50 years SI'l'llllIl Through The story of Moonyeen Clare and Iohn Carteret and thelr lnfluence on the l1ves of young Kathleen Dungannon and Kenneth Wayne was enacted by the strongest cast Ex the dxrectxon of Mrs Luttrell asslsted by Gladys Grlmes Headxng the cast 1n the dual role of Kath leen and Moonyeen was Esther Boyle who handled admirably the drfhcult assrgnment of dxfferentlatmg between the two heronnes mak mg them both memorable characterlzatlons Three xmportant players were Arthur Cox Dlck Schrllmger and Qrval Cheseboro The former ln the double part of Kenneth and ere mlah Wayne was most effectrve while Dlck and Orval brought vlvldly to l1fe the two lov able old dommo playmg cronles Uncle ohn and Dr Owen Comedy was the contrlbutxon of Warren Lane rn hrs able performance as Wlllle Amley and Gwen Rennke gave a fine mterpretatlon of Ellen the falthful housekeeper Phyllls Browne as Mary Clare added poxse and charm and she was ably seconded by Dorothy Coen 1n the prologue Outstandmg members of the productxon staff were eanne Eakm and Arwayne Mlk laucxc who managed costumes under the dxrec tron of Mxss Wllson Lee Sanborn as busmess manager under Mr Ford Mrs Lowe and the advertlsmg staff Mr Ianken and the stage crew and Mr Luttrell and the ushers The top group of puctures Jeremlah Wayne clouds Moon yeens happmess on her weddmg mght with these words You re not golng to marry hum It Isnt true Tell me It :sn t true' From their realm of the splrlt Mary and Sarah sadly speak of llttle human worrles and fears If only these poor grown up chnldren could learn to know that thenr marbles cannot be los nor their toys broken I dont wonder he goes to sleep playlng the same game for fifty years Wullle proudly boasts to Kathleen as he condescends to beg her hand Im a solid substantnal kmd of man you could always depend upon m being jst luke I am n w wont ever hange Dr Owen IS petrnfled wlth ner ves under the straln of bean best In the third act Ken bellevlng the war has left hum a bug useless wreckage tries to convince Kath leen a man can change a lot four years Theres a little green gate at whose trellis I walt qi , I f X ' 'I s I' ' I I I I A. V r . . ' C, ' y -' u ' o . I - Y G. H 'H . . . celsior has seen in some time. They were under man at his 'friend's wedding. h . .. ng , : ' ' ' , , ff' ' fx CYf.L42f f bvdfffa 151, fri' 4- -Af 7' ' rfvuf k 1 .. -Q., ,vfklz V, C xxx 1 ninety-four humorous lacquer red of W S Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan climax to an outstandmg for Excelsior It cluding the A FUSE the two Glrls Glee Clubs the Boys Glee Club the Orches tra the Stage Costume Class the Stagecraft Class and various other branches of school endeavor Excellent singing and amusing stage action were contributed by the members of the well chosen cast outstandmg among whom were Virginia Fernety who left nothing to be desired in her smgmg of Yum Yum the heroine ack Massey as Ko Ko the comical Lord High EXQCUtlODBf and Lawrence Huggett as the haughty Pooh Bah Lord High Everything Else ohnny ones assummg the role of Nanki Poo just two weeks before the performance gave an excellent account of himself particu larly in the popular Wand rmg Minstrel number As Pish Tush ames Worthington added to the spirit of the operetta as did Eve lyn Cooney in the role of Katisha. Yum-Yum s two sisters were sung by Betty Ieanne Perkins and Ursula Rueckheim. Ralph Russell though he did not appear until the second act made the most of his role of the Mikado singing especially effectively in the My object all sublime number. The production was under the musical direction of Mrs. Yates, and the dramatic direc- tion of Mrs. Luttrell, with Gladys Grimes as student director and Alice lmamoto as accom- panist. scenes from we see Yum Yum alone at last be that she IS engag ext to Pooh Bah Else w and Katusha his Then after three little maids below them Ko he might do lust of soclety might well be under scattered about we Ko Ko again with the Mikado no doubt discussing the amusing posslbllntles of bollng IH oil and Yum Yum perhaps about to sung The Moon and I And at the bottom of the page the ladies and gentlemen of Japan I- s IH- The tmze wlmh we haze at our dmposal every day zs elasm the passzons that we eel egpand zt those that we mspzre contract zt and habzt fillb up u hat remams umcu. PROUST if I A , , ,f X ' I, V' 5 1. f N I - rf l ' ' 'I A .VV Y Lf I J., I ,1 ' A , I tv . 4 4 , I ., . , 'If 5 M ' I lr f . ' x 4 I, ' 3 1 ' nl j , -, 1 . M' - I . W y . ,. nrqanizatinns rg? nlnety elght 5 lahn club commercial club 1st Row M Bennett G Dunn J Pleratt F Ledbetter G Hallen beck 2n low A W llls A Venable N Thalhelmer Boyle J Ml S Jeanson M O Nell 3rd Row E Corcoran F Moore Tuntland H Thompson George D Shllllnger s Flow G Ha Ienbeck A Gorlm L Lawrence M Endow E Fletcher n Row A Carson C lm baugh J Selover D Shepp1rd D McLaughlin R Wllllng 3rd Flow J Hallenbeck R Mag nusson J Brookshire C Hawley B Persoon R Corneluus 1st Row M lmamcto J Roper P Goff M Holden T Uchlzono 2n Row M E Brome M Hansen H Porta M Gerard Muller M Searle 3rd Row J Hallenbeck H Stew a J C Bonner D Burnught G R Wllllng B Hawkins s Row A Imamoto V er nety M Bennett G Hallenbeck G Grimes M Yasukochl E Welle B Kempton M Murray 2nd Row G Dunn D Gandolfo Nevltt E Boyle S Hardy arle A Ry S Leeson Wlndes S Asawa M Fujita 3rd Row E Fletcher J Selover J Campbell C Hawley B Graham D Burnlght B Reymann B Young D Smith lst Row C Morlta M McClane Davns Anderson A Rylee M Wastes S Guthrie G Holden 2nd Row ra Ham 0Leary S M dlson F Ham J :ton B Wensel R Bneber B Geerdes B Chapman A Young R Walker M Frazier 3rd Row T Kltahata N Peter son F Owens H Orr R Keulen M Brandt M Hammer B Wade F Arlington A Akin R Hanna N Montgomery Fl Conway 4th Row S Maeda J Rasmus sen G Asawa V Asawa J Knrk pa rlck G Evans J Porter N Gandolfo D Hughes R Fox x ' , I . . . e ' X Q, i . 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C Whutney 1st Row S Mooshaglan M McLane, V Anderson, V Chaffln, J Hardy 2nd Row D Davis Jul R Hanna B J Long, R Conway B Berry, D Phllllps G Dunn r R w A L Gorlnl, I Zu Ionghn E Llllard D J Schaafsma, E Hatch G Geerdes, M Sulzer 1st row M Calderon M Gut tnerrez C Rodrlquez R Amaro R Gonzales M Roman 2nd Row M Masqueda J Vas quez G Regalado, L Guttlerrez, J Perez, C Vudales L Reyes A Del ga o, V Jumenez, M Govea B Manrlquez 3r Row J Nerrano A Mas queda D Lopez A Garcia L Rico, R Acosta E Candly D Perez, A Rnco 1st Row H Kusumoto B Young, C Temple J Porter 2nd Row D Schlllunger J Camp bell E George R Reymann, G Bickford. 1st Row: R. Pocopaglia . Wright, C. Parker, A. Th , 2nd Row: A. Henry V.-' er rug, Y. Hebrew, P. Pietersma V. Van- den Berge, A. Van Leeuwen. .f A M A l 'f .E , g L, be 'J' 'JV V .4- ff ,f f..-4 fi if one hundred one fi 'ff - lf 1 bug e club japanese friendship spanish club one hundred two s Row C Fletcher J Sum mers B Lowe M K Martz, Thomas A Imamoto 2nd Row M L Cook D Schwef fe E Corcoran H Stormes D Dougl1s D Bellows 1st Row M Sano E Navas M Yasukochl F Lltzlnger R Lltzm ger A Asawa 2nd Row S Asawa L Splerlng Smuth T Mann M Irnamoto A Miyamoto s Row M rofuta J al Porter L Shanks J Madison 2n Rw B Senff E Barr, H Fmley T Roberts, J Grubb Q Fletcher 3rd Row J Huesdens T Oku mura B Barnes B Vaughn Jones H Vnsser K Bass 4th Row Bunkelman H Clarke B De Vrues 1st Row D Hawakaml L Ish E Itaya D SUQIYB H Yatabe Y Nakamuchu M Knmoto L Naka sham: A Kusumoto, G Kntahata, Y lhara G Omoto 2nd Row C Suguta A Okme A Kltahata S Meyeda T Kltahata Y Fuglta T Kusomoto S Asawa, ra a a Mor: a Kudo 3rd Row T V1m1s1ku M Omo T Yoshlzakl S Kltahata Yasukochl N Yokay1ma T H mano M Koabyashu M Haguwara S Nakagawa V Ikezaku A Myja moto M Sana T Hlraoka 4 Row M Hldaka T Mura am: B Yakahuro Iwa a Matsuda S Nakamura S Fujlshl rn H Ozawa T Nawa R Fug: shlma M Fujnta 1st Row L Brown M Bennett D Elot C Merriam S Madlson punk S M tm E Welle A Watt V Hocking I Hudson 2nd Row L Lawrence D Ben nett J Baker M Lannler C Jack son R Schulz F Webb D Powell O Jeanson A Schaafsma LV Gade J Bloomdale 3rd Row M Webb B Wade I Znvelonghl W Judd D Bethurum hore B Duc D Pease, vntt J York G Pelle ner Berry 4th Row H Santa J Johnson D Ratcluff D Nelson T Mun G Evans C Hawley W Donald son H Goodman E Savonen R De Vore R Wullnng R Powell L Chapin in 1 1 : . , . - VK . . , . . c.. fff' , . . K 1 . . . . - I , I II, - ' ' v . I 1t : . P ' . . H I, J. dy on : . y ,' . ' A . ' ' 1 B.' I ' . . l I l ' - ' l : . '. . ii, M. Kobaylashi, J. Kimloto.. P. Ogawa, ci Iha ,' H. B b, c.' ' 1, s. H . 1 . . a- th' ' : V. I' . I. - k ', . ' ' , T. 1 . Y. a. -I I , . ' .. . I I v 1 I . . i , '. ' A I .' ' f L. s ' . . ar' . . . . D. s ,' .' - uf 1 P. Ne ' . . , . 1' , B. X one hundred three Z 3 f E Stephens Emerson J Brace f- 'J' 1st Row J Chase N Hand 2nd Row E Rogers R Conway M Sulzer C Llmbaugh radio club 1st Row E Stephens A Luond L Crittenden K Call F Rocha 2nd Row T Rueff H Steward L Schnes, J Selover F Becklund E Frost 151 Row G Harada S Jlnde P freshman dramafics one hundred four Myers B Standley 2nd Row J Nakanlshl C Hand Mr Lester H De Voss H Oye 1st Row R Asawa A Cardoza D Graham C Llrnbaugh L Gnde N Hand 2nd Row R Folstad B Kulzer Mrs Heffernan, G Evans, F Brown D Rose one hundred five S. pu I commlllee social sfudles club ffa ffa one hundred slx A. Bashor, B. Russell, B. Terry, B. Pardee. 'ls Row M Endow R Fox N Peterson 2nd Row B Johnson Y Shno za l H Visser N Gando 0 Stussy M Vlney 'lst Row M Yasuochl B Nuffer D Schaafsm1 S Asawa L Ishll T Yoshlzakl 2nd Row M Endow E Cooper E Corcoran G Buckford R Mag nusson D Kurkpatrlck lst Row J Bueler J Mooshaglan G Kempton G Trultt 'l Alexan er G Stoker J Koolmees Dokter J Duncan T Endow 2nd Row G Osurnl G Prendl vllle V Holmes M Kunkel B De Vrles W Fisher W Rletkerk B SICK 3rd Row G De Vrles L Helda F Houseman A De Voss H Good man R Frederlcks R Ricks ad vnser A Buckford C Lee D Rent kerk T Hampton B Broersman J VanderSchaaf 1st Row J Zylstra H Osuml L Baglletto C Anderson B Suamah 2nd Row R Dennus R Grupp G Parks acobson Hal! Nakamura 3rd Row B Rernmann L Wre lo G Vandenburg Munk Blackie J Buehn R Dougherty I I I t : . . . , . ky . '. . ' Inf , E. I I C O O a'. . ' q, . V ' . G. ville. C. Fryle, Hilarivdes.-J. Pren- di , . . . V . . . i I . . . V I C O ,E..J. fc. 'fsf . . ' . . H. Y . . D. j -iff' A if , , f ' one hundred seven gurls glee club glrls glee club boys glee club one hundred elght Ist Row B Lowe M Henderson J Sanus I Boothe 2nd Row Mss Payne G Buell E Pletersma L Means V Thomas lst Row V Fernety E McKen z U Rueckhelm B Perkins A Burney L Ishll 2nd Row G Dunn D Plerce A Wnllls M Hungerford B Olrver les A Pe en Phill s Nuffer G Thomas r Flow Worthnngton Frank M Taggart M Kroese Brandt D Schaa1sm1 S Hardy Padelford A Vanden Berg Buell R Adams 4th Row J Massey C Qulgley E Matthias L Huggett D Dodd J Harper A Kennedy Q Fletcher J Grubb M Druey 1st Row H Baba D Tachlguln M Desmond R Reardon B Helne mann A Spence L Ramnrez R Asawa D Kahler A Imamoto 2n Row B Nuelson S Koa C Samson R Fuentes H Jmde V Veteto D Ghngo P Gro an H Radle I Hudson S Guthrle B Davis N Ledbetter 3r Row J DeWItt A C ap rn1n A Tnmpone N Montgomery M Haglwara B Eshelman I Ghl go M Smlth N Duckey L Gutler rz B McQuIIlen B Johnson D Ibert M Smlth N Dlckey Gutlerrlz A Cardoza B McQuII len H Cabraloff ter P Kung J Carver B Wa er Sands G Watson M Vogel B Snyder Brett M Stevens D uutz R Clanton D Smlth Searlng 5th Row F Owens B Hunt! A Plckens P Kennedy J Hathcock L Cowan M Cogke G Yonkmans M Gr1ham Q Vandermeer I Phll Ivps B Long D Owens R D er B Swenson M Baker 1st Row V Dlckerson C Salas P Ogawa M Takahashl M Kuta hata H Oklne 2nd Row G Regalado M Bettls J Crews J Heath B Wlchers F Love B Elllngton F Lltzmger R Lutzlnger 3rd Row H Buss N Vanden erge ujlta FI Wa ker Jones I Johnson N Henderson A Dlchlara I Boothe T Hlraml 4th Row L Blrd D Skelley R E Usrey I Graham M Schubert Clare M Smuth F Votaw Adklsson L George E Barbarla 5th Row W Yates B Long V Nuzum B Howell M Hammer M Lamey M Cagle M Hess L Faulk K Larkln B Martnn L Bouman 1st Row M Carter T Murakaml 2nd Flow B Wentworth J Allen H Lockhart S Emerson J Hull 3rd Row R Sander B Senff B R a n g e ay or Rlco Fallcr 4th Row M Long B Lawrence R Kuneau F Marquez F Nelson L Calderon G Murphy 5th Row W Case J Jones G W Dlckey A Blckford B JENKINS B Buell D Bushklrk G Kunz II' f X f ll! ' I I . I - 1 I ie. - I ' ' . .V I ' , . s. Ll , ' . d , I., Vp, B: 3 d' I J. h ' , I.. , . . . , NI. , . 1. . V D- I . V G. I I U . , 1. 1 , . . 5 d' .1 . ' , . la . . , , ' . . lg , d' ' 5 . , . rl - GI . . ' . - ' , I.. 4'th Row: E. Cooney, J. Buckmas- . . ' , . . . g . J. - . . . . . . . J. . . , . Ea H . . - . ' . P. I I . . , . . B . NI. 'F , '. ' I . K. B. .' '. ' .' .' , B ' .'c. r I .'A.' 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P. 6. f f . R. ' . -V-,.,, .. . '. 5-1 - ' ' ' ' fl Q' 1 - V ,,,,..: J. . '. .' a ', J. ,, .ENR L -. . . . . . - I ' ---- -- . . ' . . . c. K V, , A I cl- B ' I : ' X. . . A . . 1 .h . 1 , ' ' ' ' ' ' A ' - ' v. lk . ' .I .J. Ir F' .Q ' Y I n - I ' .1 ' . . ' A . ' ' ,J , . -. . ,. 4. s - . . . -' . . 7 , ' B. v f J. ' ' f . - N . . . . , '. N f I X f X 9 ,ff MI' rj' 5 2' N7 ,L 1,j0N x2x l30Jf ' 17 YA! X my . 1 M ,L X ff'fjQ' f, Milf wtf! ' fy ! VI, A' N, ' 1.,f . , ff P I Irs ' lin ' - , N.,., Q Nv X xxx Tzme has no dwzszons to mark zts passage there IS never a thunder storm or blare o trum pets to announce the lnegznnmg o a new month o year Even when a new century begzns lt zs only we mortals who rmg bells and fire o pzstols THOINIAS 'XIANN ,X X wg Qlpsvw 'S A M b Xl Nga 9 l, e QNX fu X r . i L It f' f .M r r eff athletics QW X rs N xv ., No' CND '9 '1 'I X' A W QC X nf one hundred thirteen S Students and spectators at games and rallies yelled themselves hoarse under the direc- tion of Iimmy Kyle, with Bobby Myers and Iimmy Graham assisting. ln the second semes- ter, Bill Hazel took over, and he was aided and abetted by Quintin Fletcher and Phil Bertsch. Bonnie Cail was head of the pom-pom waving song leaders the first semester, with the capable assistance of Bernie Heinemann and Faye Williams. Bernie Heinemann was head leader in the '40 season, while additional pul- chritude and vitality was furnished by Beulah Windes, Bonnie Cail, and Dorothy Coen. one hundred fourteen BONNIE CAIL Head Song Leader 1st semester JIMMIE KYLE Head Yell Leader 1st semester BERNIE HEINEMANN Head Song Leader 2nd semester BILL HAZEL Head Yell Leader 2nd semes er FAYE WILLIAMS D01 COEN BEULAH WINDES JIMMIE GRAHAM BOB MYERS PHIL BERTSCH QUINTIN FLETCHER .Jim one hundred fifteen by Mr students Excelsior s team struggled through the season and ended it with a respectable pile of honors Herb Finley Harlan Myers and Bob Bunkleman were members of the All Sunset League team Bert De Vries was placed on the second squad of the All Southern Califor ma team He was also elected captain of the Excelsior team while Herb Finley was chosen the most valuable player The Pilots first league battle was with Newport The Newport eleven were tricky but the Pilots showed up very well against them offensively and defensively With the backfield clicking and a strong line aiding them, the Excelsior squad engineered many long gains. In the first quarter the team drove 59 yards to a touchdown. In the second quar- ter the Pilots again marched down from their own 40 yard line to a score, this time making it in three plays. Herb Finley, shifty half- back, did the ball packing in two of these and Bunkleman went over for the score. Near the end of the second quarter and twice in the third quarter the plucky Sailors made long drives down the field, only to be stopped by a solid wall of resistance in the form of a deter- mined Excelsior team. The final score was 12-0. one hundred sixteen BERT DE VRIES Ca ta a dQ EDWIN BAIR QUINTIN FLETCHER one hundred seventeen fe! .Z The next game was wxth Excelslors old rxval ordan The Panthers ranked hlgh and vtere expected to wln but the boys m Green noon The first pernod was all Excelslor s for the Pllot squad recelved the openmg luck off and marched down the field to a touchdown and converslon w1th scarcely a flaw m thelr smooth precxsxon and power They managed to hold on to the ball for the greater part of the half and when the Panthers dld get It they were glven no chance to score But the ordan squad came back wlth a vengeance ln the second half takxng the plgskm to Excel snors 2 ft lme Here the Excelslor l1ne Stlff ened and wxth the a1d of a penalty took the ball away from the Panthers A few plays later however a blue Jerseyed player fell on the ball after a Pllot had fumbled xt pavlng thc way for a ordan touchdown Myrmo con verted makmg the score 7 7 At the end of the last quarter spectators were afforded a verx excltmg moment as Iordan staged a last mmute try for another score They completed a pass dovxn to the Pilots 31 yard lme and the recexver ran out of bounds stoppmg the clock vuth only one half of one second remammg 1n the game Shoop pulled another of Gaspar s passes out of the ozone but Flnley na1led hlm on the 4 yard lme as the qame ended one hundred elghteen HARLAN MYERS G uard WESLEY STARK Tackle KENNETH BASS Center JOE GRUBB E d n WILBUR STARK Tackle BOB YOUNG Guard GEORGE MURPHY F I ul TED ROBERTS Fu I 'V ' 'T f . . I :rg 4 . NN 7 1 ' ff' H 17 f , T tg W I V ' 1 ' and White certainly gave them a tough after- xg Q if 'V wh' kiss. f,, 'ffm one hundred nineteen started an Oxler broke throu and Fmley changed h1s mmd and went around left end for the score The Pllots pushed over three more touchdowns before the final gun and ln each drlve they showed good playmg The final tally was 26 0 Fullerton new member of the Sunset League was next to bow to Excelslor The Pllots started out well recovermg an lndlan to the l5 yard l1ne Excelslor made the first score of the game when Okumura snagged a pass behmd the Fullerton goal and Fmley con verted The lnd1ans retalxated however for Solesbee returned a punt 92 yards to a touch down m a very spectacular run More fire works were provlded when ln the second quar ter an Indian recelver caught a pass on hrs own 30 yd lme and outran the entxre Excelslor team to the goal The converslon was good makmg the score 13 7 On the second kxck off Solesbee ran back another touchdown but It was put back because of a penalty In the fourth pernod Excelsxor made the Hnal score as Bert DeVr1es mtercepted a pass on the 45 and powered hls way down to a touchdown Fmley klcked the declslve polnt makmg the score 14 13 and the rooters were left weak wlth ex cxtement one hundred twenty MADISON BURNETT GEARHART ,lj,,oaA2 Wy nwlj9?u-cfofowefffa ,ern-fb h4 C'fZvO7cfd,ucB' ,os-fw MAL ,640 -7ff Wfv' Ao-'wr ffrffu f?fZa4v 77f.l4f1-2 47IffQ6 ..,.-- .?CLQfrVf' 7 3614? MAJ-'fl-il-vo ftp fvnvv-14,1-waved affi Zowmfdaqtmgvf ff'-I' afauavnwd L,,4a1mA,fQf ff Guard . gh f f I . ' a- Ic ' ' , . 1 . 1 . ' . . . G G I fumble on the 45 yard line. After fighting down v 1 , . . . 4 I u a 5 4. ,f ' - if A ' , W I ' . - 1 ' ' D l I , I , . L I. . . . y - V. r I -f F . . , . r , 714 . u : pw ' one hundred twenty one 3 U 1 WEIC to a touch The Pxlots made one by a pass from Shanks and the second on a run by Bunkleman At thls polnt the game really be came wxld wlth Orange scormg two more touchdowns before the end of the half At half tlme the score was 20 19 In the thlrd quarter Excelslor agaln scored wlth a long drlve down the Held Rob erts stopped one Orange threat wlth a nlce tackle on the 4 yard lme but the Orangemen finally pushed the ball ox er ln the fourth per1od and converted leavmg the Pllots wlth a 26 26 ue The Pllots hopes of wmnmg the league t1tle agam were dlssolved when they dropped a decxslve game to the hard h1tt1ng Anahelm team The first quarter featured a puntmg duel w1th Fmley gettlng off some very n1ce klcks In the second quarter Okumura mtercepted a pass deep 1n the Colonlst terrltory pavmg the way for the only Pllot touchdown Anahelm showed her teeth ln the second half maklng two touchdowns and convertlng both The first was on a 60 yard run by Hor ton fleet Colonist back The second came as a result of an mterceptlon by Perkms on Ex celslor s 35 yard lme From here the Colomsts fought to a score usmg some smart playmg and tosslng several laterals Throughout the game there was nothlng but clean hard playmg and the Pllots felt xt was not too great a dlsgrace to lose to such a team one hundred twenty two TSUGO OKUMURO H alf JACK PORTER Half RANDALL TUNSTILL Tackle and E HERB FINLEY Half CHARLES JONES End and Half LANE SHANKS H f al JES MARPLE End .. 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X one hundred twenty-three Excelslor Bees Newport 6 0 over for the score The mlddlewexghts were beaten to the tune of 13 7 m a close game wlth the Iordan Panthers Bud Mltchell completed a pass to Phllllps for the only Pllot score Excelslor dropped the thlrd league game to a powerful Huntlnqton Beach team by a score of I2 6 The Green and Whlte team held the strong Fullerton Indxans to a 0 O txe ln a very hard fought battle The Pllot squad redeemed themselves by whnppmg the Orange Hxgh Bees by a score of 18 0 Excelslors Bee team ended the season ln a blaze of glory by the defeat of the Ana helm mlddlewelght squad 13 7 Excelslor Cees under the able coachmg of Mr Langdon defeated the Wh1tfl2f Poets 12 0 1n the1r flrst practxce game Begmmng a vnctorlous season the Pllot mxdgets whxpped Newport Hlgh 19 0 nn the first league game In a practlce game wnth Covxna the Cees sunk the opposlng team w1th another score of 19 0 The team made two more touchdowns but they were called back because of penaltles The Green and Whlte squad swamped Anahexm wxth a score of 40 7 B111 Hazel Bobby Myers and George Nakamura were re sponslble for the s1x touchdowns Retamlng the Sunset League Champion shlp for the second consecutive year the banner Cee team defeated a strong Fullerton squad 12 0 1n thelr last league game one hundred twenty four B FOOTBALL 1s Flow E Cooper M r Profuta T Hrano D Phulllps M Funk I Masuda Y Matsuda J Graham 2nd Row M Dressler H Wll ham H Adams E Bettlnger J Ishll C Hutchlnson S Stlefel H Edwards S Nakamura J Nawa H Ozawa 3rd Row J Young R Grupp C Curlls T Weekley B Jenkuns K Mitchell J Owen D Sheppard V Johnson E Hunter B Mitchell C FOOTBALL 1st Row M Johnson A Hustead B Hawkms E Fujlmoto A Chase G Nakamura B Kudo 2nd Flow W Hazel J Weekley T Murakaml L Taylor G Wood F Proflta J Wllllams J Walker 3r Row R Myers J Wall E Sanborn W Fisher S Sakamoto J Nakanlshl D Cas!Ie R Hawley G DeVrles T Iwata J Moosha glan Mgr 4th Row W Pendleton R Case G Koopman G HI M Brown J Donnelly P Krum N Herne mann E Monroe ffl I If ,gf ,I N t : . , Ag.: M ' , . i , . v - : . , . 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' , . . , - , , - 5 ' Y - v 'wa 1 0'lfx, fl www A A one hundred twenty five Excelsior s t squad coached by Mr Kendle started off the season enthuslastlcally by overwhelmlng the Newport ballors 43 29 The Pllots led all the way Wlth Shanks accountlng for 18 pomts and Porter Slnklng 14 d1g1ts Makmg a very line showmg m a hard fought game the Excelslor team nosed out the ordan Panthers 28 23 ln thelr second league battle The Panthers trled hard to overcome our lead but each tlme the Green and Whxte squad speedlly out dlstanced them Upset by Huntmgton Beach Excelslors cagers suffered a setback to the tune of 31 27 They fought gamely and at the end of the thxrd quarter the score was Zl 21 but the Ollers passed them up on the last stretch Vlsser led the scormg of the Pllots w1th 8 pomts The Pllots came back 1nto the llmellght when they defeated the Fullerton lndlans 33 28 Shanks Excelslor center was hlgh pomt man wlth 13 dlgxts Excelslors Green and Whlte team was subdued m the cruclal game of the season by a fightmg team from Orange wlth a score of 30 I5 The Panthers were strongly favored to Wm, and they went on to cop the league t1tle In the flnal game of the season, the var s1ty defeated the Colonlsts from Anahelm Hxgh by a score of 33 25 to Hnxsh second IH the league standlng one hundred twenty sux Mb- fnfilw wyyjlwff il HERB FINLEY ALLAN BICKFORD Alf' ,, If I V , L. cs, - . .Y. W- l h ' . De- ' - , D. -.....,, B. Sw., . ' A lg Q HH, , 4' ----- - A Guard , Guard ' .V , - g . . , I 1 - , . . -1 y ' ' '7 - 1 , M ' s 'K 6' ... Q 'X one hundred twenty-seven 6 A special event sponsored by the Boys League turned out to be among the outstand mg sports events of the year This was the faculty vs varsity basketball game in which some of Excelsior s guiding lights came down from their pedestals of dignity and gave the highly touted varsity a real fight in a close game The varsity finally built up a lead which the professors could not overcome and came out on top of the 27 22 score Lane Shanks nine digits each while Mr Lester star faculty center was high man for the faculty with six points Among the other members of the faculty participating were Messrs Luttrell Edwards Kendle Ashton Hastings Ricks Cleavmger Smith Hollister Van Petten and last but not least Mr Ford The classic was such a suc cess that it will probably be made an annual event hereafter At the end of the season Henry Visser was elected captain of the varsity squad and Lane Shanks was voted the most valuable player on the team one hundred twenty eight RAY PORTER Forward JIMMY HALL Manager LAN E SHAN K Center BILL VAUGHN Forward BILL. BARNES F d OPWBI' BERT DE VRI ES Guard and Bill Vaughn split high point honors with S one hundred twenty-nine 5 The Excelslor Bee team under the tute lage of Mr Edwards started off slowly and were defeated 35 13 by Newport An exciting upset was staged when the Pilots nosed out the ordan I-llgh team 22 20 ln th1s game they showed some really sparkling P HY The mlddlewelghts were beaten unmerci fully by a strong Huntington Beach team 48 10 A reyuvenated team met and defeated Ful lerton 28 19 1n thelr next league encounter Subdued by Orange 23 19 and by Anaheim 29 ll the Pilots were put hopelessly out of the running However all through the season the team showed flashes of fine playing of which they were capable and the games were actually closer than the scores would indicate Cee basketballers won two of their sched uled five league games from Newport and Orange and lost to Huntington Beach Fuller- ton and Anaheim They should be congratu- lated on their fine playing even though they didn t always come out on the long end of the score. ' The Dee cagers won from Newport Hun- tington Beach and Anaheim and lost only one league game, which went to Fullerton by only one point. They tied with Fullerton for first place in the league standings. Both the Cee and Dee teams who were coached by Mr. Langdon, showed up well in all of their games. one hundred thirty B BASKETBALL 1st Row E Hawley J B Lev ere!! D Funk J Castor J Forgy 2nd Row K Shlozakl J Ish: B Jenkins J Owen G Blckford Coach Edwards C BASKETBALL 1st Row C Porter G Naka mua D Danlel I Nagata L Tay lor B Myers E Fujita 2nd Row J Nakannshn D John son A Byrant A Kmpple J AI leyn F Proflta D Anthony Mgr D BASKETBALL 1st Flow T Strlngham S Uyeda J Harada H Hayes H Nagata I Yoshlzakl R Bailey 2nd Row J Langdon C Kun: sakl E Alexander L Crittenden M Fuller J Romero D Pazny P Myers ' x ' 1 fm a X U 0 Q fo' 1 N AV E and Heus dens who ran nn 3 mxnutes 45 7 seconds The Pllots also broke another record by run n1ng the open elght man mlle ln 3 mlnutes 10 seconds Newport Hlghs track squad was first to fall prey to Excels1or 1n a duo meet The Green and Whlte team scored firsts 1n everytmng but the hxgh jump and a clean sweep 1n the 100 yard dash wxth Bunkelman Murphy and Rob erts The total score was 76 2X3 to 27 U3 In the Southern COUntl2S meet Excelslor entered 1n competltxon wlth about twenty other schools and took elghth place ack Porter top ped our only flrst when he flew over the 220 low hurdles 1n the record break1ng t1me of 25 seconds flat Bob Bunkelman got thlrd ln the 110 yard dash and Heusdens fourth IH the 880 Handed its first and only league defeat the squad lost to the ordan Panthers Wlfh a score of 66 30 Iordan went on to wm the Sun set League champxonshlp and Excelslor fimshed second only to the Panthers In thelr thlrd league meet the Pxlots came back and defeated Huntlngton Beach wxth 1 score of 64 40 EXC6lSlOI took clean sweeps rn the low hurdles shot put and broad Jump wlth lack Porter takmg flrsts 1n low and hlgh hurdles and broad jump one hundred thurty two VARSITY TRACK 1st Row G Matthuas F Hustead Hand J Porter G Firth Murphy 2nd Row Coach Jenson M Ehot T Okumura C De Boer J Hues dens B Youngberg C Callow Mgr 3rd Row B Bunkelman G Dow dy S Wilcox D Dodd R Buck master L Sanborn T Roberts A Ham GENE MATTHIAS Hurdles CAREY HAND Milo GEORGE DOWDY 440 BOB BUNKELMAN ARVIE HAM Mule BOB YOUNGBERG High Jump FRANCIS HUSTEAD Pole Vault CLYDE CALLOW Manager c. bY3 440-100 y g . , 1 Y A- , . . K - , A 1 . V , xg, one hundred thxrtythree 4 .ff 42 ln three hrsts hls speclaltles the meet Por er varslty by wlnnlng the h1gh and low hurdles runnlng the latter 1n 24 6 seconds hxs fastest tnme The Pllots mopped up the Orange team wlth a score of 75 to 29 1n thexr fifth league meet Coach ensen s splkesters took clean svl eeps 1n the 440 yard dash and shot put wlth Ellot Young and Lawson m broad Jump and pole xault wlth Buckmaster Flrth and Oku mura placlng Porter took firsts 1n hlS three events In the Chaffey Invltatlonal meet Porter took hrsts 1n the h1gh and low hurdles and broke the record for the hlghs by swoopmg over them ln 15 5 seconds He also took th1rd m the broad lump Nosmg out Anahe1m wlth a score of 61 U2 to 42 U2 the Pxlots romped home ln the final duo meet of the season to take second place ln the league Ckumura copped first places ln the broad jump and pole vault Dodd IH the h1gh jump and Porter 1n the low and h1gh hurdles vuth Matthlas rlght behmd h1m 1n both events As the annual goes to press the league finals are belng held at Huntmgton Beach We have several good men entered who should really go far and we wlsh them the best of luck lack Porter and Ted Roberts were elected co captams by the team Although a few flashes llkc Porter and Bunkelman have been outstand mg, the entxre team has worked very hard and they and Coach Iensen should be congratulated one hundred thniyfour BOB YOUNG h P S ot JACK PORTER Hu dles GEORGE FIRTH Pole Vault TSUGO OKUMURA 1- le Vault DOIN BIRD 220 Relay JIM HEUSDEINS 8 0 GEORGE MURPHY 220 100 SAM WILCOX H gh J mp MARTLIN ELIOT Shot Put RAE BUCKMASTER Pole Vault , r if ' f ff, I,-1, Y, .,: NN ' ' . 'ff 'W' ' 91' ff' ,f ut 1,94 f . I' f CI 440 1 TED ROBERTS , l . . . 8 - - i u , . -V I Y . 7 . . , , 7 . . - , , , , , , , F . . . . . ea 'iv' .QA one hundred thirty-five to 36 lf 3 by ordan 62 33 and by Huntington Beach 70 25 the Bees were put out of the running for cham pionship However they came back to win from Fullerton 58 37 They were spilled by Orange to the tune of 37 58 but finished the season by triumphing over Anaheim 72 23 Perhaps most outstanding were Stlefel in the 100 and 200 yard dashes Hirano in the high and low hurdles Holmes in the broad jump Hustead in the pole Vault and Kenny Mitchell who got a second place in the Car penteria meet by heaving the shot 48 feet and a fourth place at Chaffey The Cees began a victorious season by de feating Newport 52 1!2 to 24 1X2 taking firsts in everything but the shot put In their stride they took Iordan 54 23 mopped up Hunting ton Beach 49 28 and thoroughly trounced the Fullerton Indians 59 25 Removing another obstacle from their path the mighty midgets overwhelmed Orange 62 U2 to 14 U2 Coy Porter took first in the broad yump by leaping 20 feet 1 inch to set a new school record and Bill Hazel t1ed the 100 yard dash record of 10.4 seconds. In the final dual meet of the season the Cees whipped Anaheim 66 U3 to ll IX3. Bobby Myers outstanding high jumper again broke his own record by leaping 5 feet 7 inches. one hundred thirty-six xr BY h H te H EJe AH NMteII B Y D Bck K Mtchell H W k M All C TRACK N Alle M u D Oo S S B a l H kns Coupe E M B Kelly A Ch H C l nelly M B A R C ?S N . - x MW ifgffw WWW K h d d h'rty- xx The varsrty baseball squad whlch IS under the capable gurdance of Coach Ashton has on ly played one league game as the annual goes to press In th1s the batsmen thoroughly scoured the Sarlors from Newport Harbor wrth a grand score of 10 1 The Pllots played good ball and caprtallzed on the errors of the unlucky Tars Because they were up against really tough competxtron the team drd not show up as well ln the practlce games as they grve promlse of domg m the league They defeated Downey 4 3 ln the flrst game of the season but ended Whlttrer Frosh Redondo Beach El Monte and Monrovla Entermg the Pomona tournament the hard Iightmg team was nosed out by Long Beach Poly 3 2 In thelr second and last game of the tournament the plucky squad was agam turned back by Brea Olmda 9 7 Tastmg of V1CtOI'y agam the Excelslor team defeated Monrovla ln the second game w1th a score of 7 4 Although they may not take the t1tle It looks as lf the team wxll hold the1r own 1n the league and QIVC the others some very good competltlon one hundred thirty eight MERLE PROFITA Short Stop FRANK PROFITA Rlght Faeld KENNY BASS Catcher LANE SHANK Furst Bale BOB DOUGHEFITY Left Fleld RAY PORTER Second Base JESS VILLEGAS Center Field EDDIE ALEXANDER Thard Base JIMMY OWEN Pntcher JIMMY GRAHAM Manager ROY LOPEZ Manager I . . 0 A s up on the short end of the score in games with X fqwff L ,4f'WWA 511 W M' V ,, Aff? 1 J2QfwW 'A I, 1 2 3 L L' 2 1135 1 1 I, -' L f dred th ff'-' a The ayvee squad which IS mentored by Coach Edwards has been up agamst some pretty tough competntlon m the form of Lonq Beach Poly and Wxlson Hxgh teams In then first league game they were defeated by Wxl son 8 3 They gave Poly a b1g scare as they held them to a 4 4 t1e ln a game vxhxch ran two extra mnmgs and was finally called because of ram The game however was played over later and Poly managed to nose us out as they dxd aga1n ln the second round of games Wll son also overcame the Pxlots m thexr second game wlth them Wxnnlng their first league game the bat sters defeated Dewey 3 2 They showed some very fme playmg and although the second game has not yet been played as thls IS wrlt ten the team should aga1n trxumph one hundred forty A I GARLAND WILFONG Pntcher BOB CHRISTIE Putcher HENRY VISSER Right Fleld ESAO FUJIMOTO Second Base BERT De VRIES Pitcher BILL VAUGHN Center Fueld LOREN TAYLOR Catcher BILL BARNES Left Fleld VARSITY BASEBALL 1st Row E Fujlmoto M Proflt1 L Taylor J Vlllegas R Porter F Proflta E Alexander 2nd Row J Graham B Barnes Bass Vlsser B De Vrues B Vaughn 3rd Row R Lopez G Wulfong R Dougherty B Chrlslle J Owen L Shanks B Ashton JUNIOR VARSITY s Row N Smnh K Wen worth D Funk B Funderburk H Lockhart H Nyler J Romero Sander J Rlco Baxter G Koopman G Azevedo M Bxckell E Edwards coach 3rd Row H Ad1ms D Johnson B Buell D Burn: ht W Decker Mgr :co Wu Iams Coldron :fi '1 l 1 X X ff ,X TI Q I - I I M , . K. ,Hf A . '.' - 'It 1 . 't. . t 2nd Row:.I. Nylen.- R. Havvfley B. . . ' .A. . . . -g I '. I .: L. R' , T. 'II' . L , f - . v - . . y . - 1 , I ? ' 2 ,l J W fff?f2s , , Jil g , 'avr 59' f wx' iv vim-Lfrffkh iggvyg 'MW ...Aw hundred forty one fwfwf ul -LYLVRS e 54 FJ fa is coach VARSITY TENNIS As the season for tennis like baseball near the end of the year the tennis teams haw also had but one league match as the annual goes to press The Pilots emerged victorious from this fray whipping Newport with a tally of 25-2. If this flying start can be taken as an example the team has a good chance for the tit e. In practice matches the most outstanding was when the netsters defeated El Monte 7-2. They have had quite a few others and have won their share of games. The ayvee team has also been doing very vxell for in their match with the Newport Sail- ors they sunk them to the tune of 27-0, captur- ing every match. Mr. Smith, who is coaching both teams this year, has turned out what seems to date to be a pair of very good squads, and he and the teams are to be congratulated on their showing. one hund red forty-two 1s Row D Heard J Wa er C Finch J Beck B Tlnder 2nd Row C Hawley B Graham B Carlson J Campbell B fY13YlI'I JR VARSITY TENNIS 1s Row C Tyner J Jolley B Mitchell B Johnson 2nd Row M Fuller D Spheherd R Reed D Pazney , WW' 'fn ,f --'Y ,Muni if ' - V A 4 'lllll-Egg!! , ' x one hundred forty-three , . Glrls sports under the superw1s1on of hve efhclent coaches Miss Dexter M195 Payne MISS Holllster Mlss Moore and MISS Walton had an mterestmg and very actnve year To these coaches of Excelslor goes the cred1t for thelr untxrmg efforts and the mcentlve they coaches supervnse accuracy 1n playmg but they strlve to promote mterest xn sports and encour age good sportsmanshlp MISS Dexter head coach was m charge of basketball speedball and gym team MISS Payne led the gxrls 1n basketball speedball hockey and baseball whale Mlss Holllster had charge of tenms hockey and baseball MISS Moore coached modern dancmg and M159 Walton vt as 1n charge of xolleyball one hundred forty four GENEVIE DEXTER MARGARET HOLLISTER LUCILE PAYNE FREDERICKA MOORE LUCILE WALTON have given to the students. Not only do the one hundred forty-five 5 One of the highest honors of Girls sports is to be able to earn a chenille This is not an easy task for a girl must be very active in all phases of sports and must come out to practice faithfully First semester the eight members of the Chenille Club were headed by capable Nellie Mulder as president Bettye Finley as secretary and Mertice Henderson as treasurer These girls had Miss Hollister as their able advisor. As one of the activities this year, the Chenille Club was in charge of the play-day at Excelsior with Poly, Wilson and Iordan. The second semester brought a large membership of sixteen Chenille wearers. They were headed by Bettye Finley, president, Inez Zivelonghi, vice presidentg and Mertice Hen- derson, secretary. The Chenille Club is organized to make sports more enjoyable for the girls, and to emphasize the point that the value of loyalty and sportsmanship play a far more important role in sports than that of competition. one hundred forty-six SHIRLEY LEESON JANE PIERATT MARY KOBAYASHI BETTY BOVER JOYCE DORLING GEORGIANA HALLENBECK GWEN REINKE ARLINE MOORE DOROTHY SPENCER BETTYE FINLEY NELLIE MULDER MERTICE HENDERSON MARGARET BESSE GLADYS GRIMES VALLEY CAPOVILLA INEZ ZIVELONGHI N one hundred forty-seven qs- Basketball offered very close competition for about 70 girls this year Mertice Hender son was the capable manager Miss Dexter coached the freshmen and sophomores and Miss Payne coached the yunlors and seniors The senlors took the honor of the Cham pionship but not without closely contested games with the yuniors and the sophomores To climax the season a successful basketball play day was held at Excelsior with the Chenille Club in charge Although volleyball is considered one of the minor sports, it proved to be very popular with the girls. The seniors, champions of last year, again came through with the victory. Because volleyball requires much team work, all girls worked together and gave full support. Miss Walton coached the girls, while Yayeko lkezaki held the position of manager. one hundred forty-eight CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL 1st Row B Finley M l-lender son 2nd Row P Nevltt J Dorling B Brakenslek N Mulder CHAMPIONSHlP BASKETBALL 1st Row K Luond D Nelson B J Bell 2nd Row M K Martz B Berry J Litton D Eliot CHAMPIONSHIP VOLLEY BALL TEAM-SENIORS 1st Row T Yolhlzaku T Kusu moto Y Ikezakl A Miyamoto L Ishu 2nd Row M Hinsdale M Buch anan D Schaafsma M Besse M h Kobayas n RUNNER UP VOLLEYBALL 1st Row M Klmoto M Omoto T Kt h t I a a a 2nd Row L Nakashlma M Tag gart A Brewer D Southern M Hldaka one hundred forty-niv .Z ' Tennls aroused keen competltlon thls year wlth many glrls reportxng out to the courts Dorothy Spencer ably managed thls sport and It was expertly coached by MISS Holhster and M155 Moore The senlors fmally captured the mterclass txtle and Gwen Remke came out on top for the 1nterschool champ1onsh1p The gxrls partlclpated IH two playdays at Polytechnlc and at Excelslor Speedball thls year was taken IH wnth qreat enthuslasm Although the weather con dltxons greatly mterfered wlth practlce the mterclass tournament was ended vuth a ue between the sophomores and the senlors After a play off for champ1onsh1p the sophomores wedged thelr way out for the vnctory w1th a close score of 5 4 The sport was efhclently coached by Mxss Payne and MISS Dexter, wh1le Toshx Kusu moto led the g1rIs as manager one hundred fafty CHAMPIONSHIP SENIOR FIRST TEAM G Hollenbeck P Applebury D Spencer G Relnke B Boyer A Young I Williams SECOND CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM Martin H W'utes D John son B EsheIman E Brady CHAMPIONHSIP SOPHOMORE SPEEDBALL TEAM 1st Row D Nelson V Letzlnger V Hocking A Kusumoto Y u glta N Peterson R Fox and Row M L Vogel I Grwhum unstlll Km M Ko a ash: M atsuda IO Young SR SPEEDBALL RUNNERS UP 1st Row A Mayamoto M Hen derson B Flnlev T Kusumoto T Yoshlzakl 2 Rw J Dorling B Hem mann M Besse H Porte N MuI der M Kobayashu I. 7' f- . XX , .7 l in I1 Al, I ff I ' : ' - c..1. T I' ,l If 'ffl I .K In - y '. .M .E.El'f,A nd ol: . ' , . 'e - I . , if P N355 ,,..,, Nz d 3 as s ,Jf NX -Off' one hundred fifty-one ? ,I 1 I Af This year softball was played in place of baseball wlth the 12 inch ball and underhand pitching The turnout was very good with keen competition among all classes. Because softball comes at the end of the season we do not know the championship class but competi- tion is very close. Inez Zivelonghi was general manager Miss Hollister and Miss Payne advising. Reversing the usual circumstances the freshman team captured the interclass hockey championship. Although it was a new and dif- ferent sport to them their perfect team-work made this possible. Trailing very close behind them the juniors and the seniors tied for runners-up. Freshmen and sophomores were ably coached by Miss Hollister, and the juniors and seniors by Miss Payne. Betty Brakensiek held the position of manager. one hundred fifty-two Q SR BALL J L Nakashlma Shanks M Hunt J Heinemann H Beese Utz M Henderson velonghl D Spen A Brewer D Schaafsma N H Porte B Buchanan FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE BASEBALL 1st Row Y Ihara D Hunt N J Heinemann N Gulllver E Cooper M Azevedo A Watt L Brown V Dnckerson 2nd Row Y Fujamoto G Thomas M Flouton V Veleto W Elliott G Wright N Montgomery I G a ham M L Vogel N Peterson V Lltzmger Z Davenport S Martln 3rd Row I Johnson E Linden boom L George L Buchanan P K nnedy B Hum I K ff C J nstlll B J rwln Utz Benjestorf P White N Henderson CHAMPIONSHIP FRESHMEN HOCKEY TEAM 1st Row A Watt Z Davenport L George V Dickerson K Mat suda J A Bloomdale 2dn Row H Kutahata P Kung Yorke Irvin C Ben en storf E Lmdenboom P White Y. Fujumoto. JR.-SR. HOCKEY RUNNERS-UP 1st Row: P. Applebury Y. Ike zaki T. Kusumoto J. Rebello L Nakashima. 2nd Row: B. Finley M. Hender son S. Leeson B.J. Heinemann B Good E. Knudsen. 3rd Row: H. Porte M. Besse B. Brakensiek P. Nevitt M. Koba yashi D. Spencer. ' I 'xx one hundred fifty-three xx Gym team headed by Miss Dexter and Lois Utz had a very successful year with many experienced tumblers reporting on the mat All competition was based on individual basis and the winner s shield went to the highest scoring tumblers of each class Although a comparatively new activity modern dancing was welcomed by many enthu siastic dancers. This activity gave the girls more opportunity to develop grace and beauty in their movements. Miss Moore directed the girls and Marjorie Sulzer managed them. Recreational games which consist of bad- minton and ping pong, were managed by Mary Kobayshi this year. Later tournaments were held at the end of the season. Miss Dexter coached the girls. one hundred fifty-four FIRST 5. 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