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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1945 volume:

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E d itor Dorothy Warner ,,,, Bert l-lardcastlem Geraldine Webb Kenny Terry .,.,,,,, Robert Adams Y,,,, Cflen Duysen ..,,,,.r Phyllis Coleman .,,iii. , Malcolm Massie ,i,i Clyde Shamburg Barbara l-letlin .ir. llicent Hostrup ,,.i,,,,, is fig? i,,,i,,iiAssociate Editor ,,,,,,,,,Business Manager ,,,,,i,...,,iEaculty Editor ,, ,,,,,,i Photographer ,, ,Y,,, ,,Y,,, P hotographer ,i i,,, Boys' Sports Editor ,P ,,iiird Girls' Sports Editor .,,i,,,i.i,,Organizations Activities and Snapshots iii,i,,,,,...,,,,....,,,i.,Secretary ...,,i,Eaculty Adviser published hy Junm 1945 the students nl I-X Day at Excelsior lH11EE HUUHS.H 1 ,,k' Jflj X, fl! f 1 'jf CLASS HUUHS... INHUSTHHHHiHUUH5.H PLAY HUUH5.H AFTER HUUHS.H F WE STAND I-TT XTTTENTIUN a Q, i . IN lVIElVIllHIAlVI. Earl O. Buchanan Cecil l-lilt --f- Bob Kramer - f loe Molles - - Don Dodd f--4-- Bandall Tunstill e Kemper Steinmann Frank Guerrero f Dennis O'Connell Billy Standley - - Army Air Corps - - - - Army - - - - Army - - - Marines Coast Guard Navy Air Corps Army Air Corps - - - - Army f f - - Army - Army Gilbert Kempton -----h Army loe Williams - - - Army Air Corps Vernon Dean Camp ----- Navy Buby Elizabeth Maxtield - Coast Guard Sidney Lloyd Bapp -f--- Navy Glen Edward Wood - Army Air Corps Bob Ezell --------f Army Wesley Stark ---V-- Marines Clarence Noteboom A - Army Betty Courtney Daniel Thompson Francis Myers DEDIII TEH WITH RESPECT . .. Boys and girls . . . fun . . , play . , . difficulties . . . Two who understand . , . solve problems . , . encourage activities . . . act as advisers . . . and friends . . . Lucile Tombs . . . smart . . . poised . , . witty . . . fond of gardening . . . A-No. l bridge player . . . avid playgoer . . . buys latest books . . . tops in culinary department . , . our Girls' Vice Principal . . . Bill Richardson 4 . . genial . . . fair and square . . . jovial laughter . . . cars in his spare time . . . Washes and polishes . . , trades . . . proud of Ann, his little daughter . . . weakness for clam soup . . . Tokio, Berlin, Artesia via short wave . . . our Boys' Vice Principal . . . Added together . . . wide interest , . 4 human understanding . . . service to us, the boys and girls of Excelsior . . . We . . . the annual staff . . . dedicate with gratitude . . . El Aviador . . . 1945. UEEIEE HU HS 3:llU-1l:lflll BUAHU IIE TRUSTEES ... ADMINISTHATIIJN ... EAEULTY STUDENT SIJVEHNMENT IIIJMMUNITY HELP . , 1 , , V YM- l WILLIAM CHALMERS C. E. IRISH M, T. KILLINGSWORTH FIISTEHI E CIVIC HESPIJ SIBILITY . . . Board of Trustees , . . five members . . . prominent citizens . . . one from each of five districts comprising Excelsior . . . thor- oughly analyzing all new problems . . . finding dangers that may occur . . . accepting feasible ideas . . . splendid coopera- tion between board and administration . . . Working for stu- dents . . . unselfish and unseen . . . basis upon which we form our high school life. O RALPH F, BURNlGHT, Superintendent and Principal EUMPETE T LEADERSHIP Amiable Mr. Burnight . , . our superintend- ent and principal . . . link loetween school . . . community and county . . , genial and re- sourceful rnanner . . . always there when needed . . . friendly srnile , . . jovial greetings in the hall . . . lousinesslike . . . proud of the school . . . always interested in students . . . and student welfare. Gracious Miss Rankin . , . our Viceeprincipal , . . welcomes new students . . . cordial . . . charming . , . supervisor of school activities . , , dignified . . . agreeable , , . manager of school curricula . . . winning smiled BERNICE RANKIN, Vice-principal . XA - WILLIAM RICHARDSON, Boys' Vice-Principal LUCILE TOMBS, Girls' Vice-Principal ELIZABETH WATKINS, Counsellor CHARLES KENDLE, Director of Attendance Tacttul Miss Tombs . . , Dean ot Girls . . . conscientious . . . willing to help . . . sympathetic to girls' problems . , . poised . . . retined. Iovial Mr. Richardson . . . Dean ot Boys . . . fair and square . . . understanding boys' rough stutt . . . candy store . . . pro- gram tickets . . . spirited laughter . . . good sense ot humor. Sincere Miss Watkins . . Counselor and Adviser , , . ar- ranger of students' programs . . . soft-voiced . . . friendly . . . sympathetic to student problems. Good-natured Mr. Kendle . . , Supervisor of Attendance . . keen-Witted . . . serious but light-hearted . . . head ot Boys' League activities . . . congenial. FHIE DLY and WISE G IHA EE . .. f Q Q 'V 'V J N. V I r' ' I RICI-IARDI GAHR NELLAMENA ROACH WILLIAM REEVES MADELINE THOMAS ELOUISE BRINEGAR GRACE DUTTON LORRAINE LARSON MILLICENT I-IOSTRUP I. B. WOODRUFF ABLE, SPIHITED I STH ETIIJ ,Lf I 'Sv MAGDALENE SLETTE FREDERICK WEIR MARGARET HEFFERNAN A, K wk Q ELIZABETH HUGHES 21 HUGH SWEET GLADYS HACKBARTH THERESA IINKS HARRIETT ARELLANO DAY HANKS CORA SHERZER HAZEL COOPER BETTY WATERS IRMA IOHNSON English . . . usually followed by an ugh!! . . . because of grammar . . , We grin and bear it 4 . . and like it, too , . . free reading stores . . . keeps our interest . . . broadens our grin . . . headed by beguiling . . . Mr, Gahr . . . we can't help loving it. , K. , Social Science . . . orientation of freshmen . . . ffogress of Mankind for Sophomores . . . American History for juniors . . . Senioftr blems . . . a bevy of speeches . . . term papers , . . current events . . . heate discussions , . , definitions of Widely used terms . . . to learn of World affairs. Foreign language . 4 . something new . . . the linguaphone . , . poor proe nunciation . , . learning to speak . . , translation . . , romance languages . . . singing Quiereme Mucho . . . reading Sans Eamille . . , learning of neighbors abroad. 1 INEZ WILSON KATHERINE CALDWELL LUTHER FORD WILLIAM KAHM THEODORE BERGEN RALPH FARNUM HARRY VAN PETTEN ALICE MULCAHY GRACE WANLEY VIVIAN MONTGOMERY EUGENE CLEAVINGER T. U. HAWLEY Mathematics . . . totaling Iigures . . . a whirl ot numbers . . . solving equations . . . Working with numbers in Math Busy tingers . . . typing . . . typing . . . total- ing columns . . . practice in short torms . . . Mrs, Wanley . . . Mrs. Montgomery . , . Miss Mulcahy , . . Mr, Cleavinger , . . teaching . . . commercial students. VFRNE PARRISH HUGH YOST WILDA YATES C, L LINDRNRLIRGER ARTHUR FINCH V li HAWLHY HARRY VFSTAL FLOYD IDLWHIRST IIIJWIN KIRKPATRICK CARL HAASF HESTER ARTHURS MARIE WILSON PANSY GAGE MILLARD LUNDE FREDERICKA MOORE GENEVIE DEXTER LOIS SHINGLER LUCILLE PAYNE BERNICE KERR HOWARD GOLDIN IOSEPH LANGDON ERNEST IENSEN ROBERT ASHTON STEWART ROSS HELEN REAGAN lUSTlNE THORP EDITH LOWE ANN GRAHEK Art . . , colors . . . designs . . 4 dirty fingers . . . spilled paint . . 4 clamor . . . rushing to clean up messy desks . . . modern design . . . commercial art 4 . 4 cos- tume design . . . to bring appreciation of beauty. PE .... burly football boys . . . fleeting basketballers . . . track stars . . . sliding baseball players . 4 . jumble of team sports . . . tennis . . . modern dancing . . . recreational games . . . broken fingernails . . . bruised knees . . . drill team . 4 . prancing legs . . . hearty laughs . . . lots of fun 4 . . good sportsmanship . . . good exercise, Science and Home Economics . . . snipping scissors . 4 . experiments 4 . . learning to use manual skill . 4 . something for all. Shops and Agriculture . . . raising products 4 . . cattle . . 4 sheep . . . hogs . . . working with . . . wood . . . metal . . . sawing . . . hammering . . . molding . . . learning to use our hands . . . through . . . suave Mr. Haase . . . Mr. Finch . . Mr. V. Hawley4 Tardy slips . , . absence cards . 4 . overdue books . . , figures . . . typing . . . records . . . rushing at 8 o'clock . 4 , again at 3:00 . . . noise , . . laughter . . . pushing . . . dictation . . . schedules . . . appointments , . . scufting feet . . . an- swering questions . . . always busy secretaries. SADIE MOOSHAGIAN MARY ANN HANSTROM HAZEL WATKINS CLARA BUMA RUTH HILL GERTRUDE DYKSTRA PAULINE MEGERLE MILDRED ORR ELECTED BY TACK AUSTIN IGYCE SMITH Fall came . . . back to school . . . Paul Boggs . . . president of student affairs , . . senate . , . debator , . . added humor to still restless assemblies . . . Pat Lay , . . standing by just in case . . . as vice-president . , . Typing . . . notetaking . . , delinquent notices . . . Mil- dred Spear . . . secretary . . , Money , . . more money . . , Laura Ausburn . . . treasurer . . . all year . . . Bouncer . . . Sergeant-at-Arms . . . Deb Buell . . . camera shy . . , Merchant Marines , . . Spring sprung . . A elections . . . triumphant lack Austin takes over reins . 4 , shy . . . unim- posing . . . football star . . . a little seriousness added for flavor . . . fiery red hair . . , Ioyce Smith . . . vice-prexy . . . humor all her own . . . debator . . . Marilyn Gartner . . . serious minded . . . shy . . . notifying parents of grade drops . . . head of usherettes . , , rough job . . . Bob Gul- man . , . football star . , . presiding over Campus Ushers. be i W' Mil it wpgl W, iff One from each senator class . . . forty-two in all . . , guided by President Paul Boggs, for first semester . . . second semester in charge of Prexy lack Austin . . . discussing . . . suggesting . , . ree porting . . . asking questions . , . core of individuals ideas . . . voice of individu- als , . . majorettes for school . 4 . tix fountain in Home Economics Building . . . improvements and reforms made . , . new ideas tested A . . picked by each class . . . extremely democratic. LAURA AUSBURN MILDRED SPEAR MARILYN GARTNER BOB GULMAN 7 EU THULLI I3 THE ll!-UVIP S . .. Stop your running . , . Where's the fire, doc . , . campus ushers . . . stationed in halls at noon . . . campus boundaries enforced . . . paths to neighboring estab- lishments Watched . . . Weber's, ah yes , . . order maintained at football games . . . and basketball games . . . first semester headed by Deb Buell . , . second semester by Bob Gulman. Campus leaders . . . each head of certain section of campus , . . orders enforced in candy store . . . and cafeteria lines , . . policing other areas of cam- pus , . . in charge of Campus committee. HETE TIIJ and IIE EHITS Summons from bailifi . . . trembling knees . . . fear in mind . . . slowly opening door . . . student court . . , democratic way to punish offenders . . . just, and understanding . , . first semes- ter headed by vice-prexy Pat Lay . . . jovial vice-president loyce Smith in charge of second semester court affairs . . . dis- cipliners of delinquents . , . selected by vice-prexies . . . go- between for teacher and students . . . generally upper-classmen . . . three demerits, sorry . . . oh, yeah . . , trembling over . . . fear gone . . . back to class . . , more spit-Wacls. U X-I X X V SEHVIIIE WITH A 5 ILE . . w fit,--X F I I I l X ff Good evening . . . first door to the right, sir W . . . night performance . . , under able super- vision ot Miss Rankin . . . ushers headed by Erle Gerard . . . usherettes headed by Marilyn Gartf ner . . . assigned seats today . . . sorry, fresh- man seats upstairs . . . keeping order . . , set- ting example for other students . . 4 passes to get out of class early , . . giving appreciated service to school. f E I l M!-ll TAININE IJHHEH . .. Slaves of cornpus lecrders . . . two lonely souls stctnding by doors . . . lunches grosped tightly in hcrnd . . . where d'ycr think you're going? , . . no edting in the hdll . . . other potrolling 4 . . pick up that scrck! . . . return thot pop bottle . . . order maintained on compus . . . worthwhile service to school . . . consistent et- torts , . , keep ccrmpus cleorn . . 4 rough job well done . . . wh . WS i Vivacious . . . comical . . . enthusias- tic . . . Marcia Polhemus , . . leading girls of Excelsior . . . onward , . . up- ward with . . . Assemblies . . . Friend- ship Teas . , . led by green-clad . , . smiling hostesses . . . Ways and Means . . . raising money . . , with sales talk , . . seersucker uniforms . . . laughing gayety . . . dark shirts . , . White blouses Hi links . . . laugh riot of the year . , . Kiddy Kapers' '... comical clothes . , . Molly lessen and ludy Frey . . . taking the prizes . . , rollicking laughter . . . lively entertainment . . . delicious re- freshments . . . amiable Miss Tombs . . . helpful always . . . supporting the girls on the ladder . . . to a successful year , . , hats off to . . . the Girls League . . . for reaching the top. THE GIRLS Boys determined . . . in spite of man shortage . . A to estab- lish more masculine activities . . . to offer an opportunity for character building . . . and for service to school . . . and the community , . . to give a chance , . . for fathers and sons to meet Excelsior teachers . . . at father and son night . , . assemblies to help boys decide . , . which it Will be . . . Army? Navy? or Marines? War Bond drive . , . girls challenged boys . . . contrary to expectations . . . boys came out on top . . . total better than Sl9,UOO . . . President Art Mooshagian . . . Vice-President Gilbert Rayburn . . . Secretary Wayne Douglas . . . with sophomore representatives . , . Iohn Beverage, Stanley Iones . . . led boys through a Well-planned year. and THE BUYS CLASS HIJUHS 0:30-3:00 . . . SENIUHS 1 in 'Wh K? Four long years . . . now the seniors . . . the Excelsior big shots . . . with beautiful, deep maroon sweaters . . , dark sun glasses . . . the useful senior square . . . and best assembly seats . . . gold and silver senior rings . . . set off the year . . . senior dance . . . refreshments . , . music . . . peppiest class in school . . , senior pictures . . . the senior play . . . a Complete sellout . , , then came senior Week . . . ditch day . . . dress-up days . , . Mothers' tea . . . class day . . . graduation announcements . . . baccalaureate . . . signing annuals HIGH SEHUUL E DEH THOMAS E. ALDERSON Basketball 1-4 Campus Comm. 3 FFA 1. 2 LAURA AUSBURN S. B. Treas. 4 Ways G Means 3 Class Treas. 3 F TUBE lOYCE ALEXANDER Sports 1 Hi Iinx Big Sister IACK F. AUSTIN S. B. Pres. Ch. Campus Ushers Sports 3, 4 MARGARET BASS Sports Campus Com. 2-4 HEIJ 4. ELOSIA M. ALVARADO IIMMY ANDREOLI El Mariachi Campus Comm. Big Sister BEATRICE BAKER Sports HOBERTA BEALER Sports 1-4 Chenille Club Soph. Str. Com. IRENE BECK Girls League Rep. I I I Campus Ushers 3, 4 Iudge 4 Sports 3, 4 IIMMIE BAKOS Varsity track S. B. Yell Leader 4 Class Yell Leader 3 NORMA NORENE BECK Sports 4 ANTONIA BELTRAN El Mariachi Club IANE BERTONCELLI Sports l Big Sister 2 WAYNE BOGIE Football 2, 3. 4 Basketball 2. 3 Track 2, 3 BOB BLOOMDALE Rally Com. rp? way 5 yy re. r gf .59 W, fi ,f AW BILL BERRY BARBARA A. BETHEA KENNETH PAUL BOGGS S. B. Iudge S. Dance Com. Ch. S. B. Pres. 4 Sports Sports Council Ch. 4 Chr. Rally Com. E . L' N. . . - x 'fe BILLIE JOAN BOWEN FL 3 4 BERNICE BOSCH Campus Com. 2 ELINOR BOWER Big Sister 4 Sports Trans. from Usherette 2 Bakerstield MARY BRESSANO DOROTHY A. BRIDWELL NOMALIE BROWN Ways and Means 3-4 Senate 2 Senator 3 Senator 2-3 Big Sister 2-4 Sports 4 Steering Com. 4 Campus Com. 2-4 Big Sister 4 ,AA ZLMA BUCKLEY RION BUSS Sports BERT CHENEY Stage Crew Mgr. Track Scholarship Soc. ROTHY COLEMAN Friendship Com. 3-4 Chr. ot Sports 4 'r. St. Com. 3 IIM BURBICK Swing Band 3-4 Senator 2 Sports 2-4 SAMUAL CABRALOFF Campus Usher Sports GERALDINE CHILDRES Grad. Feb.. 1945 CECIL COMFORT Aud. Usher E XM -A-'zz eff-amz: BRUCE BURTCH Sports 3-4 Campus Com. ROBERT G. CAMPBELL Campus Ushers 4 Rally Com. 4 Campus Com. 3 DORENE CLANTON Iunior Play 3 Senator 4 Sports ALBERTA FAY CONE Drill Team 3-4 Senate 2 St. Comm. 1-3 BARBARA BUSH Ir. Play 3 Trial Flights 3 Senator 2 ED CASTNER Band 3 Sports KATHLENE CLYMER Trans. from Texas BOB CRITTEN DEN Football Tennis Usher ROSEMARY F. BUSKIRK Band 2-4 Big Sister 3-4 Campus Com. 4 EDITH C. CHADWICK Drill Team 3-4 Library 2-4 Usherette 3, 4 IOHN COCI-IRAN Football 2-4 Track 3-4 DON CUMMINGS P.A. System 3 iii at J' mi ESTHER LOIS DAGE Campus Comm. 3-4 C.S.F. 3-4 IEAN DEARTH IEAN DOORNINK Library 2-4 Big Sister 4 BROOKS EAST C.S.I . EUNICE MARIE DAGE C.S.F. 3 Campus Comm. 3-4 GERTRUDE DEI-IAAN WAYNE DOUGLAS Football Baseball Sr. Cl. Pres. KENNETH EIEN S. B. Yell Leader 4 Track 4 Football 4 EDWARD DAW Pres. N.F.L. 4 Sports 3-4 DELGADO GAYLE DOYLE Sports 2-4 Campus Comm. Baseball 4 STAN ENGLE Sports SHIRLEY DEAM Campus Comm. 4 Big Sister 4 Ex, Life 3 DORIS MARIE DOBLER Sports 1-4 Ir. Cl. Sec. MILDRED DUNLAP Iudge Ways 6 Means Comm C.S.F. GLORIA A. ERICKSON Asst. Song Leader Senate 2-4 Campus Comm. 3 K nl GERRY FERGUSON Big Sister Drill Team SHIRLEY I. FLANSBURG Big Sister 4 BILL FULLER NELDA GLASSON A l L EMILY FENRANDES Campus Comm. Pres. Chenille Cl. Sec. Sports Council LEO H. FLYNN Campus Usher Sports 2-4 Senate MARILYN GARTNER S. B. Secretary 4 Asst. Chr. Sports 3 Friendship Comm. 4 LORENE GOBERT C.S.F. 1-4 Big Sister 4 CAROLYN FISHER MAXINE FLADER Drill Team Big Sister Campus Comm. jr, Steering Com, ESTHER THELMA FULK S. B. Song Leader SAM FRANKLIN Drill Team 3-4 Sf- Play Str. Comm. l-2 ERLE EUGENE GERARD RECO GILBERT Sports Band 1-4 Usher Campus Comm. 3-4 Debate C.S.F. l, 2, 6. 4 DAVID GOODWINE ANNIE GORZEMAN Sports 4 Big Sister .L ROBERT GULMAN Sports 1-4 Sgt. Arms S. B. IEAN HARDIE Girls' Glee Club Senator RAY HARRISON WILMA HALL Sports 1-3 Friendship Comm. 4 ARLETTA M. HARDIN Steering Comm. 1-3 Senate 4 Fr. Cl. Song Leader DARLYNE HAT CHER DARLENE HEINEMANN Big Sim, 2-4 S. B. Song Leader Sports 4 Ir. Cl. Song L. Sports 1 Drill Team 3-4 ETHEL HENDERSON Campus Comm. Senator PATRICIA HAMMER Big Sister Campus Comm. 3-4 LLOYD HARDOS Football 4 Track 4 Campus Comm. GERALDINE HAWLEY Big Sister 2-4 C.S.F. 2-3 Campus Comm. 2-4 I. MARK HENDRICKS Campus Comm. P. A. System BILL HAMPTON Dance Comm. 1-3 Window Display RONALD HARLAN C.S.F. 1-4 Ir. Play Campus Usher 4 ORLENE HAYS Ir. Play N.F.L. Drill Team DONNA GAY1.E HESS Girls' Glee Club Christmas Play Senator BERT C. HARDCASTLE Trans. from Francis Pc Annual Bus. Man. Sr. Play MARVIN HARPER Sports 3-4 Ir. Play Ir. Steering Comm. BARBARA IEAN HEFLIN Ir. Play Annual 4 Senate CHARLOTTE E. HILL Big Sister 3-4 Sports 1 XX :.' B mi! , ' .f.,. - - -z 4 ,tina ,OYD R. HINES Football 3-4 Campus Leader Baseball 3-4 L VERNE IVEY Sports Big Sister Drill Team XRBARA IOHNSON Sports Drill Team Glee Club ARIE KAUFMAN Big Sister lOLOIS HOKSBEHGEN Big Sister Campus Comm. DOROTHY IACKSON February. '45 IODY IOHNSON Big Sister Sports Campus Committee BETTY KEMP Sports 2, 3 Big Sister 3. 4 Glee Club 4 LEONA HOLLAND Big Sister 3-4 Campus Comm. IDA MARIE IENSEN Usherette Big Sister CAROLYN IUDD Campus Comm. V.Pr. Sr. Class BOB KENNEDY Sr. St. Comm. Campus Usher 4 Sports GERALDINE HOWELL Senate 1 Steering Comm. 2 Big Sister 2, 3 FLOYD A. IOHNSON IUANITA HUDSON Big Sister MARY LOU KILMER Campus Comm. Big Sister Hi links BERTHA KOOPMAN Ex. Life Staff N.F.L. C.S.F. 2. 3. 4 IEANNE LAWSON Big Sister Drill Team PAUL M. KRAXBERGER F.F.A. 1-3 Iudge PATRICIA I. LAY S.B. V. Pres. Ir Class V. Pres. Sec. ol Girls Lge. BOB LEAVELL Sports Senator Campus Comm. AGNES LANTING C.S.F. 2-4 Big Sister 2-4 Campus Comm. MARIE LEACH C.S.I-'. Campus Comm. Sports BARBARA IEAN LEE Christmas Program Big Sister 4 BERNICE LEVVIS BOB LAURENCE Sports NORMAN LEAN Sports Campus Comm. Senate IEAN LEITCH Steering Com. I-4 Ir. Class Sec. ROSALIND LIMBAUGH Sports l, 2 Usherette 3. 4 Campus Comm. 3 is ROBERT LINTZ Sports 4 RICHARD LYON C.S.F. BOB MALAIN Sports Stage Crew IAMES F. MEADERS ESTHER LITZINGER MARGARET LOPEZ Senate l Usherette Sports l. 2 Big Sister 3 Big Sister 3. 4 IAMES E. LYSTER Sports 4 Campus Usher RENEE MARKS Sports l-4 Drill Team 3, 4 Campus Comm. 4 RICHARD MICHEL Campus Comm. 2 ELVIRA MACIAS IAMES D. MARTIN F.F.A. Pres. Campus Usher Campus Comm. CYRIL W. LOWE Ed. ol El Aviador Aud. Usher 2-4 C.S.F. 1-4-Pres. 4 ELIZABETH MAY MADSEN DOROTHY MARTINEZ Big Sister 2. 3. 4 ADELLE MARIE MILLER ELLEN ADELLE MILLER Friendship Comm. 3. 4 Campus Comm. 3-4 Campus Comm. 3. 4 Soph. St. Comm. Latin Club Freshman V.P. K, ,- f ff 4 fmvfifr 1 L kr 1 BERNICE MILLER IOYCE ELAINE MILLER MARGARET IANE MULDER KENNETH MULLIS Grad. Feb. 1945 Campus Comm. I-'REDA McCREDlE PEGGY MCKELVEY Sports Big Sister 4 Drill Team Big Sister PAUL NELSON Band l-4 SHIRLEY L. NEAL Sports 3, 4 Annual Staff 3 C.S.F. 1-4 Campus Comm. 2-4 Ir. Play 3 C.S.l'-'. Big Sister 2. 3. 4 Honor Roll HARVEY E. NEAL Campus Comm. Aud. Usher IOHNNY O'DAY St. Comm. 2 Band Sports LONNIE G. NEAL Public Address 3 BOB OHANESIAN Big E. Club 2-4 C.S.F. Soplr. St. Comm. C.S.F. Big E Club 2-4 Soph. St. Comm. DOROTHY OLSON Campus Comm. Senate Sports ARLYNE O'MALIA Drill Team Campus Comm. Big Sister DOROTHY P. O'NEAL Big Sister Rally Comm. Senator RICHARD S. OWENS Band l-4 Choir 1-4 Latin Club DORIS E. PARKS Iudge Campus Comm. Soph. St. Comm. PEARL E. PECKHAM Big Sister 4 TOMASA M. PEREZ Big Sister 2, 3 AGATHA PERSOON Iudge Friendship Comm. Ch Ir. Play Director YVONNE PITTMAN Ways and Means Campus Comm. 3-4 Sports LA VERNE PLUMLEY Campus Comm. Usherette 2-4 Sports MARCIA K. POLHEMUS Pres. Girls' League Campus Leader Friendship Comm. DON LEE POLLEY N.F.L. F.F.A. Usher BEN POOLER IIMMY PRIVET LOUISE PROBST February 1945 BEVERLY IEAN PUTREN Sports BILL RACKLIFFE Iudge Tennis l-4 Debate Squad ws, in-N VIRGINIA REED PRISCILLA REID BARBARA RICHARDSON VIVIAN RICO Big Sister C.S.F. 3-4 Sports Big Sister 2 4 Campus Comm. IOYCE ROBERTS Girls League Rep' BOB ROUTON DELORES RUSSELL Friendship Comm. 3, 4 Campus Comm 4 Asst Song Leader IOSIE RODRIQUEZ Big Sister 2 4 Asst Chr Girls League Big Sister 2-4 El Mariachi Club 1, 2 REGINA SALDIVIA Campus Comm. 4 Usherette 3, 4 Latin Club 3 VERNON R. SCHLISKE Basketball 3. 4 Baseball 2-4 Iudge MARY SCHOETTLER Sports Big Sister DELBERT SCOTT Band 1, 2 BEVERLY IEAN SEVERN Big Sister 2-4 Senate Trial Flights 3 PHYLLIS SHENK Drill Team 4 Campus Comm. 4 Friendship Comm. 4 PATRICIA SHINKLE A Capella 3, 4 Campus Comm. Operetta 3 IUNE SHULL Glee Club 2 ALVIN LEE SIMPSON Sports Band 4 Nuff BETTY SLY Campus Comm. 3, 4 Sports 2 Big Sister 3, 4 THELMA SMITH Sports Drill Team Big Sister EVELYN STARK Campus Leader Friendship Comm. Sports 1, 3. 4 EDNA LOUISE SLYE Sports 2-4 Chenille Club Big Sister 3, 4 BETTY LOU SOUTHERN Senate Ir. St. Comm. Trial Flights EUGENE STEIK BEULAH E. SMITH IOYCE E. SMITH Ways 6. Means Comm. V.P. Student Body Sports 2-4 Iudge 4 Big Sister Debate 3. 4 MILDRED SPEAR S.B. Secretary LOUISE STANDLEY Sports 2-4 Big Sister 2-4 Senate CHARLOTTE STEWARD RITA STILLMAN Campus Comm. Trial Flights Ed. 4 Latin Club Debate 3-4 Sports Ex. Life Staff 3 E. E. STONE IANE STRANSKE ANNA MARIE THIBAULT DWAIN THOMASON Senate Iudge Big Sister 3, 4 Stage Manager R ll C . MAURICE VAN CANNEYT G Y Umm WILMER VAN CANNEYT BETTY R. WALLACE Campus Ushe, 4 B19 Slsfef 2-4 Pr. Big E. Club 4 Orchestra sports 1-4 KATHRYN WARD BERNICE TAYLOR DON TENNEY Sports l Band 3, 4 D 'll T 2-4 CL, em LAWRENCE TILTON Tennis 1-4 HELEN THOMPSON ludge ROSE MARIE VAN VLIET C.S.F. Campus Comm. Asst. Sec. of S.B. DOROTHY WARNER Ed. Trial Flights 3 Ed. Ex. Life 4 Asst. Ed. Annual 4 Ex. Life Ed. 4 MARTHA MAE VEENENDAL Big Sister Senate IOYCE L. WENTWORTH Sports 1. 2 Big Sister 3. 4 Drill Team 3 GEORGIA LEE WHITE Sports Campus Comm. Drill Team HELEN WILL Ir. Play 4 IOSIE YDO Ways 6 Means Ch. Senate Sr. St. Comm. ETHEL L. WIDERUP Big Sister 2-4 BOB WILSON Sports l-4 Campus Comm. 2-4 Rally Comm. GWEN YOUNG Ways 6 Means Comm. St. Comm. 2. 4 V.P. Girls' League MARGIE WILKINSON Campus Comm. 2-4 PAULINE WOOD Sec. Sr. Class Friendship Comm. C.S.F. HOMER P. YOUNG Dance Comm. 2 Orchestra ' x R . 3 5' 'sr n W + x. , EXT YEAIV5 SE IIJHS . .. Energetic . , , spunky . . . frisky , . . bright Iuniors . . . leading Excelsior in all fields . . . the Iunior Play . . . biggest success in years . . . triumphant candy sale . . . to earn money for . . . frolick- some lunior party , . . with refreshments . . . exciting games . . . hilarity . . . to climax a festive year . . . the luniorf Senior Prom . . . cooperation of all lun- iors . . . tickets . . . entertainment . . . refreshments . . . clean ups . . . orchestra . . . committees . . . Working . , 4 mostly fun . . . the Iuniors . . , bright fire-red sweaters . . , to brighten Excelsior . . . with color . . . as well as . . , success, NEXT YE PHS LE IIEHS . .. Row 5 Row 4 Row 3 How 2 Row 1 Row 5: Row 4 Row 3: Row 2: Rowkl L. Benson. D. Hamillon. T. Hill. E. Reed. C. Pool. M. Overly. . Rivers. A. Kekerix. B. Dennehy. S. Craig. A. Filzsimmons. G. Tower. I. Bales. . Buell. G. Zwierstra. I. Maxwell. B. Urich. O. Doan. A. Oliver. Gonsulves. I. Winter. M. Everly. B. Bruynzeel. V. Garcia. S. Resales. P. Anthony F. Myers. M. Dillon. R. Iackson. A. Callahan. E. Iohnson. R. Adams. C. Berg. L. Delk. E. Standley. R. Turner. L. Clollelder. . Hathaway. W. Slukas. R. Irin. D. Swenson. P. Coleman. B. Spence. N. Oakley. . Everelt. F. Thomas. H. Sleward. I. Roundy. P. Williams. I. Barnes. D. Wilson. E. Aycock. G. Hasselblad. G. Webb. E. Moliilt. P. Clark. B. Kennedy. . George. Y. Renteria. B. Meredith. K. Terry. V. Kuhr. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row How U 4: D. Conroy. T. Sisson. D. Bosley. I. McGinty. R. Haygood. R. Thomas. 3: B. Iones. M. Visbeck. P. Wagoner. N. Gullamore. E. Crowson. M. Culberlson. K. Kincaid M. Iohnson. I. Nicholson. L. Howie. V. Shook. D. Crowson. L. Tolle. I. Zack. I. Thoman. D. Marquez. E. Yeutter, F. Torena. H. Anderson. B. Smiih. 5: I.. Hawley. A. Thrasher. B. East. G. Rayburn. M. Fusch. F. Hart. B. Cleavinger. L. Glore. I.. Miller. M. Byers. N. Dorling. D. Moffat. G. Lachenmyer. D. DeCeunik. 3: W. Veldman. B. Arriti. D. Mershimer. R. Powell. B. Bomgaurs. I. D. McClure. 2: R. Brown. I. Graham. B. Miller. A. Pond. I. Shepherd. G. Duysen. I. Howe. E. Finch. M. M. Sharp. B. Lamb. P. Walker. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row I. Gcrtz. S. Hardos, E. Mericlith, I. Shumway, A. Mooshagian, B. Carter, B. Koops. I. Walton. W. Haseltine, A. Hunt, A. DeVries, H. Kramer, P. McBee, I. McClure. E. Peters, I. Emerson, M. lessen, M. A. Arnold. T. Mosqueda, G. Duff, D. Cade. M. Zerger, B. Boley, V. Dean, P. Gage. W. Haseltine. I. O'Conner. P. Laing. A. Bingham, F. Martin. R. Horney, S. Reckelman, A. Davis. E. Richardson, I. Frazier, P. Goar, I. Knipple, S. Holt. M. Slobe, D. Potter. C. Walker, V. Wood ,A. Schaul. D. Weldun, W. Carlton. N. Cummings, K. Lamey. I. Anderson, B. Klees. M. Rodriguez, L. Yriarte. D. Martinez. L. Hines. S. McKeehan, D. Hale, I. Phillips. P. Case, L. Goodwin, M. Iones, L. Rupp, L. Wilson, R. Blythe. D. Mahler. W. Sutton, B. Wolford, I. Kennedy. T. Iones. B. Enyeart, V. Harrison. M. McRae. G. Goad. D. Dever. C. Lyons, A. Mulder, S. Gartner, C. Shamburg. A. Flores. D. Trumbo. I. Alcock, L. Desmond, R. Mallory, M. Massie, I. Sains. A. Boyaclr 1 i Row Row Row Row 1 Row Row Row Row B. Shuiis. S. Stoker. B. Clark, H. Peierson. I. Barrett. S. Lawson. B. Lightiooi. B. Rogers, M. Neal. I. Martin, H. Privett. V. Burns. M. Spencer, E. Etier. . Garcia. S. Roman. P. Inman. L. Findley. G. Kroese. D. Nylon. D. Turner. N. Cranford . Drake, S. Andrus. C. Berry. D. Barringer. I. Schmerbcxuch. C. Iones. I. Boyd. . Miller, B. Richardson. C. Trevett. I. Popovich. W. Duyion. B. Gomez. R. Course. G. Dedrick, F. Sanchez. D. Sieik. H. Feldman. W. Marquez. L. Hanson. M. Kinney. M. Brown. K. Boiiema. B. Rogers. M. Whiie. T. Vandenberq. F. Oaks. E. Crouch. L. Delhoyo, M. Vogel, A. Bender. W. Nixon. R. Davis. Row 3: H. Homey, I.. Burt, G. Richardson. T. Huichinson, L. Rumage. M. Epp. R. Hillskemper. W. Gerber. Row 2: M. McKenzie. C. Crowson. G. Wimberly. I. Frey. I. Munkes. G. Taylor. R. Stonehocker. A. Fer- nandez, E. Adams. Row 1: K. Kimes. T. Steward. D. Gibson. T. Miller. C. Arnold. D. Marlin. Row 2: D. Allison. 9: M. Spurlock. 9: N. Hudson. 9: U. Hisser. ll: M. Fields, ll: D. Conway. 9: L. Levy, 9 N. Vcxnderpleng. ll. Row l: M. Venus. 9: N. Bell. 9: B. Brewer. ll: G. Dibs, ll: H. Lauber. ll: O. Heckenlively, ll: G. Kotnik, 9 E EHHETIE SUPHUMUHES . .. Familiar taces . . , accustomed to school , , high-spirited students . . , knowing it all . . Shamrock dance . . . a huge success . . . zest ful sophomore party . . . lots of fun . . . prank sters . . . definitely modern . . . ambitious . . sparkling bond drive . . . lightfhearted . . , thei Red Cross drive . . . tricky . . . entering all ac tivities . . . cute guys and gals . . . vital part C our student body. 1numunnu1-uw .mums .qpwnuw.,w..m.1-N......-.....-....,v, ..........-...,-.v......... ., -W ,W W Y, Bow Row Row 4 3: 2 Row l How Row Row Row Row Row Row Row How 5 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 l Miller. E. Chuifin. D. Buslrum. I. While. D. Miichell. G. Kersey. Marks. D. Mills. S. Larson. M. Siandloy. R. Diebold. Dauphin. M. L. Andrews. D. Sprague. R. Phillips. H. Lollar, M. Vander Meer. Bouse. I. Carter. R. Tullis. C. Haight. L. Robinson. Schafer. T. O'Malia. E. Harris. L. Cesmat. I. Spink. Shull, K. Tillerson. R. Swiizer. W. Klamrofh. D. Boerlie. F. Howe. Flinn. D. Knipple. M. Dial. A. Alvarado. D. Knevelbaard. G. Hemsath. Hobbs. M. Davison. M. Kirk. M. Malranga. P. Hoffman. B. Behmerwohld. M. Clark. Gold. M. Holte. A. Ormord. I. Rigdon. I. Lancaster. P. Murrell. P. Ueilizen. Buell. I. Beverage. S. Shaw. R. Churchill. H. Wassenaar. R. Curii. A. Lopez. Pierce. C. Bradley. D. Delhoya. E. Belcher. B. McCredie. F. Arnlzen. G. Stonehocker Filkins. M. Schimming. S. Rivera. D. Whisman. I. Thornell. N. Harris. L. Vickers. Beck. D. Knowles. B. While. L. Norris. I. Emmons. D. Dial. PPEHIII. SSME SIJU Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row How 5: 4. 4. 3. 4. 3. 2. l: 3. 2. 1. 2. 1. H. B. I. B. R. L. I. I. I. L. I. H R. VanLeuwen. G. Van Pelien. C. Phillips. A. Hariien. B. Deal. D. Husion. Beckner. A. Vanderschaai. N. Fien. I. Seage. H. Montgomery, P. Blood. C. Austin. Brown. B. Myers, A. Furrer. I. Schaul, E. Thom. B. Lancasier. L. Renteria. McCaskie, M. DeVoss, B. Coen. K. Cooper. C. Cooper. R. Martin. Gillispie, B. Lewis. B. Foster. B. Speer, B. Kennedy. R. Goode. C. Taylor. Chassie. F. Hugli. M. I. Meany. B. Saunders, H. Wilson. D. Cunningham. Potter, M. Bridwell, E. Geske, L. Bader. C. Skinner. B. Nelson. Laloli. L. Innes. B. Gonsalves. R. A. Hill. F. Mitchell. I. Hazelton. Maiireiean. E. Greenup, R. Owens. A. Casior. I. Overly, R. Phillips. Vander Linden. M. Delgado. L. Bonner. M. Brannen. I. Seabridge. C. Reallon. L. Cabraloii Ilrredondo. R. Richardson. I. Lee. D. Kaserman, G. Thomas. I.. Probsl, B. Bragg. Olivas, W. Kentie. C. Van Den Brink. I. Ienkins. I. Harrell, P. Lockhart. Carsiensen. I. Gowans. I. Brink, I. Weimer, V. Stokes. R. White. F. Ten Naple. Row Row Row Row How Row Row Row Bow Row How How .dx W. Walters H. Kroes. B. Reed. H. Perkins. N. Thomas. F. Musselman, H. Amezcua. B. Lanford. A. Howell. P. York. M. Monroe, F. Kunkel. A. Rogers. A. Mead. A. Bryant. D. Boyack. I. Lebaron, E. Engler. R. Sigman. I. Chezem, B. Roberts, I. Bertoncelli, D. Blackie. V. Ienkins. B. Litzinger, M. Lucas, K. Veenendaal. A. Brunson. C. Munk. D. Peck. M. Hamilion. I. Birdwell, I. M. Scoti, B. Murphy. E. Apariio, S. Carmack. M. Lucas. M. Gaxiola. I. Tower. B. Ellis. R. Gear, I. Francis, B. Cook, I. Allred, R. Wager, R. Roa. L. M. Norman, C. Westreicher, D. Tibbelt, B. See. V. Curtis, E. Holliday. L. Fairbanks. A. Cabraloll, C. Bxoersma. L. Embry, N. Larsen, P. Hillhouse. I. Boersma. L. Santos. D. Garclea. A. Marquez, L. Summers, G. Mathews, F. Medina. B. Peirce. N. Icorn. Row 5 Row 4 Row 3: Row 2 Row l Row 4 Row 3 Row 2 Row 1 Row 4 Row 3 Row 2 Row l W. Kirkbride. Wall, S. Whiteside, S. Roland, S. David, I. Whelchel, I. Saymour, Kissinger, I. Pinheiro, I. Beltencourt, I. Gorzaman, D. McComber, D. Dorman. Mecum. H. Larkin, R. Bennsll D. G. I. Francis. C. Herbst, G. McKeehan. B. Gundin. B. I. Sullivan, F. Beck, B. Lay, S. Medina, N. McGrew, C. Barker, N. Leavell. Whisemanl, I. Lacy, R. Arbenz, R. Alderson. H. R. A. Thomas, R. Engler, W. Knevellsaard, W. Van Horsen, D. Strange. E. Harl. Webb, C. Kennard, B. O'Connor, B. Anderson, E. Buck, R. Baker. I. Walker, I. Bragunier, P. Hutchinson, B. Daniels, L. Lehman, H. Dykstra. I. Carpenler, D. Quick, N. Cummings, D. Claylon, I. Herrema, M. Laurenco. B. Rohigni, A. Rayburn. L. Dickerson, D. Bosch, I. Kimmel. Flickinger, M. Villalana. L. Govreau. B. Thomas, G. Osborne, G. Richardson, H. Sadler. H. Harris A. Vander Dussen, B. Pool. E. Norris. D. Harding, T. Hess, D. Yoachum. I. Fowler, D. Smith. L. A. Rosenloi, D. Wallace, P. Herriman, L. Emmons, M. Mucklow. R. D. 'I km. if dv P Row Row Row Row 1 Row Row Row Row Row How Deam. K. Lopour. E. Grilters. F. Daley. M. O'Meara. G. Mulder. B. Zangl. Wesl. B. Linlz, M. I. Swank. M. Smiih. M. Zavier, G. LeGate, I. Harper. Olivas. D. Wood. I. Hollingsworth. B. DeVries. D. Hunler, T. King. R. Rupe. Runkle. M. Groulx. B. Landrus. B. Radle, E. Kraxberger. G. Goar. L. Becker. I. Samp. Long, W. Smiley. I. Yonkman, I. Wilkinson, I. LaRiviere, R. Wilson. G. Seaman. Medina. H. Alvarez. P. Turner. T. Graham, B. Laurence. B. Roberts. I. McCallum. E. McLane. Kaufman. A. Macias. I. Ohls, R. Barbour. E. Holly. I. Smiih. I. Dodge. Grail, G. Haakma, M. Marley, D. Lopez. C. Trautlolf. A. Lourenco. Brownlee. B. Landrus, D. Stargardl. G. Merediih. B. Brown, M. Duslerholt. Coveney, E. Amaro. A. Marlinez, D. Davis, W. Hardin. I. Samp. Bewildered . . . starryeeyed . . . whimsical, freshmen . . . smaller every year . . . Ulook like gremlins to me' '... frisky little frosh' '... throwing an elegant party . . . With oodles of talent . . . Freshman Mothers' Tea . . . charm . . . and grace . . . as well as hospitality . . . ended year with a flourish . . , huge Bond Sale . . . led by heart throb Alan Urich . , . with the aid of . . . plucky Mrs. Arellano . . . engaging Mr. Woodruff , . . leading freshman . . . on the road to the top. IJEDIJW THREE TU GU . .. Row Row Row Row 1 Row Row Row Row Row I. L. P. C. F. I.. B. M Crawford, R. Alwood, D. Page. A. Coots, D. Steward. L. Miller. Vance, D. Reese, D. Van Laar. I. Letts, D. Eves. P. Clark. Morley. M. Aguay, P. Ahrens. I. Peden, I. Langdon. I. Whitney. Mershimer, I. Nelson, P. Gorzeman, M. Dewey. L. Hardy. G. Busman. Becker, D. Sellers. V. Plains. B. Brandi, F. Burnighl. C. Nicolson. W. Walker Mayfield. I. Scotl. C. Hinrichs, M. Wood, N. Whitehead. I. O'Leclry. Kesser. T. DeVries, P. Torena. E. Hawkins, M. Wilson, G. Walsh. . Hollis. I. Lippi. B. Hayes, B. Means. R. Youngblood, B. Davis. D. Barlon, I. Roberls, H. Vail. A. Kissling, D. Corral. I F A J I I 1 Row Row Row Row Row How Row Row X.. ' .ffm 3: G. Cox, E. Heichart. A. Doyel. D. Pardee. R. Tinder. I. Eiler. E. Navarro. 2: S. Hugli. S. Vander Veen. L. Gugliemana. L. R. Miller. N. McPheeters. H. DeBoer. D. Reynolds. I. Palmer. l: E. Meizger. A. Andrus. V. Bales. P. McCahan. B. Phillips, N. Turner. A. Eiler, F. Taggart. 5: I. Vanden Hoek. B. Measel. D. DuVall. E. Murray. B. Abercrombie. I. Olson. M. Stone. M. A. Bueler. B. Hunsaker. I. Thornlon, M. Reitkerk. B. Canonico. I. Flores. D. Doyle. l. Marsh. B. Iackson. M. Souza. C. Searing. M. Martin. C. Fulk. I. A. Snapp. B. Carlblom. W. Loyd. H. Franles. I. T. Lopez. P. Maitreiean. G. William. M. Whisman. Row Row Row Row l ff' jf !,f ,Q'l ,alff JI! Uffin . J 'f J ff ' pf ,P I W' 1 I f - I . f' ,L ' ' '51 .' J ' 9 I 'J' 4 fi fllf' bl J- . !fk , ,M f ' 5' f fa rff JN L . 7 If x F I Plld If I dx, V of kr, ,J 11' I. Bucher. O. Paxton. A. Oriiz. I. Lisler. P. Smilh. . 4 - I. MacRae. H. Massey. P. Howard. R. Durham. D. Kirkbride. R. Mooshagian, P. Benham. R. Beilencourl. S. Harbeck. C. Balcom. B. Krum. L. Rodgers, P. Rockwell. H. Reed. B. Looper. D. Clawson. I 1 I Row Row How Row l n E... 'BW Row 4: M. Whitmore. I. Riley, I. Williams, D. Francis. I. W. Edmundson. C. Fountain, M. McLin Row 3: D. Krause. I. L. Allee. N. Bray. I. Robinson. B. Glasgow. I. Neelands. T. Krehbeil. Row 2: B. Strange. E. Warren, L. Orem. B. VonWuld. M. L. Friend. L. M. Varis. Row 1: G. O'Neil. E. Willard. F. Koopman. C. Moore. C. Marquez. D. Cults. B. McMillan. Row 5: N. Sirickland. G. N. Cooper. M. Severn. C. Lighiloot, M. L. Pinching. Row 4: I. Rebello. M. Heflin. B. Moseley. I. Caruthers. R. Megerle. L. Armsirong. Row 3: D. Thomas. S. Hammiil, B. Mulholland. L. Goveia, M. Crolt. Row 2: W. Walls. R. Rayburn. I. Everly. B. Van Aniwerp. M. Perez. E. Wilson. Row l: Z. Sanders. D. Lee. E. West. A. West. D. Bourgeois. . Gonzales. H. Callahan, H. Gorzeman, F. Allen. C. Buell, D. Chronister. N. Roman. C. Snyman. S. Macias. T. Stcmdley. W. Pace. I. Dressler. . Iones, B. I. Bridgmcm. A. Kivrizis. M. Stidham. C. Koopman. A. Olson. Arredondo. G. Davis. M. A. Munson. W. L. Boles. A. Bender. . f 1 1 4 J- N, O Row 5 Row 4 Row 3 Row 2: Row 1 How 4 Row Row 3. 2: How l Row 4 Row Row 3. 2: Row l 33 I If f ff J ' 4 .I - 1 f 5 ' ' f 'f ,,, f l. ll I' Lf I 1 f X . I . 1' 9 ,, ff , ,I , ' J' 4, ,Y , K. Gaunt, E. Iepsen, P. Alexander, M. Silva, G. Vessels, D. Range. I 'J ,I My X , F R. Reynolds, M. VanderPol, G. Newman, B. Boldenow, L. Shunk, A. Lewis. , I f M I f I H. Dyar, A. Sumner, S. Brown, E. Buckner, G. Aiherlon, L. Hill, O. Betiincouri. MI ' UI!! IL 4 ' . Thompson, D. Hemness, I. Deamond, P.. Schmerbauch, H. Hettinga. , , ' fl - ,AC E. Leming. A. Sanchez, E. Boyer. I. Pyle, N. Beaver, R. LaRue. l I F ' a fi f M. Beruman, C. Councilman, I. Schweitzer, R. Strong, H. Lockhart, B. Urenda, D. Lillard. I L ff Rogers. G. Rivs, L. Pinkerton, C. Cluii, W. Mcliilirich, M. Webb, V. Bonigaurs. ' Carney, D. Humjahriville, L. Brown, B, Andreoli. H. Kinney, I. Tilton, S. Graham. X Meyers. I. Vander Ploeg, L. Brady, C. Villegus, A. Cruz, E. Magana. L. Davis. D. Van Dam. Johnson, L. Madsen. O. Kaufman, F. Halverson, I. Skill, D. McCowan. A. Landmesser. T. Van Berkum, I. Weldon, M. C. Fouiz, B. Fouse, D. Brown, C. Iackson. M. Rhod . Allen. M. Dunbar, I. Campagna, M. Romey, D Hutchison, M. Cosia, B. Evink. I. Moore, K. MW M ,552 I, MQW I IH,- How Row Row How How Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 5 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 l: if f4 ya., D. Barton, D. Martinez. R. Mathews, H. Cheesbro, R. Gall, C. Reed, C. Hoskin. A - Chavez, B Hart,I Beckman, L Gilroy, E Day, L Bonneau, I Phillips lq R. Spivalr, B. S. Williams, P. Head, D. Carver, M. E. Seal, L. Sheehan. MJ ' C . Hernandez, I. Thomas. C. Dunyon, I. Taylor, A. Mendez, C. Peralta. J W I ams amxrez e nc ar y ae o 1 ips I .Ad ,E.n ' ,s.1-1a'k,s.n d,A.C1h,R.Ph'll'. 5 ' , ia, N. Van Leeven, E. Arnold, M. Chadwick, I. B. Sherhey. I. Van Leeven, D. Bewley. I. Oliver, I. Richardson, P. Moores, I. Clark, G. Steward, D. Hardin. F. Gorisalves. M E. Bosch, I. Hollingsworth. H. Conroy, G. Bizzle, B. Dobler, R. Frost. 1' B. Cox, B. Tankersly, N. German, C. Washburn, N. Van Horsen. R. C. Compton. if 7 I. Werner, B. Brown, R. Frazier, B. Brunson. D. Hammer, M. Nipp, F. Mays. ' A. Alves, B. Dykstra, L. Sollender, P. Squires, I. Rabe, L. Kleinberg. l S. Whitaker, B. Bylsma, B. Davis, I. Han-iblin, B. O'Connell, H. Simpson. G. Dunn, V. Macias, E. Schmedt, R. Widener, R. Richardson. I. Gilchrist. Row 4: E. Sutherland. I. Martinez, B. Van Wagner. M. Granuclo. W. Dwyer, E. Azevedo. I. Fel' Aguilar. Row 3: R. Perez. G. Drum. R. Blanco, I.. Molles. R. Torreo. D. Emerson. Row 2: A. Viayra. E. Homo. C. Flum. R. Covarrubia, G. Anderson. C. Gallegas, S. Hobbs. T. Silva. Row l: I. Duarte. W. Mahurin. I. Lopez. R. Beebe. L. V. Ice. M. Gonscxles. B. Senna. I. Quinn. 1-vgsvmusuu-1+ C Q. '- S ,. 1. u 2 Row 5: P. Mendell. D. Hudson. F. Desmond. L. Souza. Row 4: C. Bruggeman. I. Harrison. E. Frankel. I. Roberts. H. Rivera. A. Howell. Row 3: F. Dutra. E. Doyle. B. Ireland, N. Fesmire, I. Garcia, W. Lane, M. Yriarte. Row 2: P. Baldwin, M. Lindeboom. C. Iohnson. R. Imhoff. D. Lacy. R. Saldancr, G. Sisk. Row l: B. Roberts. G. Summers. E. Slark. T. Wesi. I. Watson, T. Porter. MW If Row 5: R. Row 4: Row 3: Row 2: I. Row l 5 Langford, V. Lasley. I. Werner. C. Cowan, B. Porterlield. I. Kotnik, I. Filkins. M. Ieiiery, B. Huitl. D. Callow, D. Higgens. I. Colunga, R. Lewis, M. McDonald. D. Allan, B. Reid. I. Willemson. C. Sweeton, C. Hendricks. D. Perry. D. Dayion, A. Urick. C. Finch. Clulf. I. Coilman. V. Brown. F. Lackey, A. Siggson, S. Hartman. MMM ,W Row 4: I.. Sweet, M. Richardson. I.. Bailey. G. Hudson. D. Reed, D. Chase. C. Whaley. V. Thomas. Row 3: F. Toombl. E. Mulder, M. Mcl.aurie, N. Fanning. I. Rogers. M. Eason. M. Crowson, G. de Gruat. Row 2: C. Meier. F. Kallson. I. Bowerman. C. Amer, C. Bullington. G. McCormick. D. Popovich. E. Riggs. How l: I. Schnudt. D. Meredilh. A. Boa. D. Wion, I. Palmer, E. Wawrynski. G. Wagner. X INIIUSTHIUUS HUUH5 3:00-5:00 MUSIC EHIIUPS December l5 , . . not a word . . . Student Body standing solemnly . . . listening to l-landel's l-lalleleujah Chorus . . . another successful Christmas play . . . organ music , . . by Clarence Ledbetter . . . visualizations by student groups . . . solos by Stanley Owens . . . and Pattianne Walker. Alleluia . . . by Sammie Hammitt . . . songs brought to close . . . by entire group singing . , . Hallelujah Chorus. A Capella . . , black-robed songsters . . . harmonizing . . . with well-trained voices . . . a broad repertoire . . . of familiar songs . . . following the directions ot chic Mrs, Yates. fl PERFECT BLE ll Boys . 4 . girls . . , plus songs 4 . . make a perfect blend . . . of voices . . 4 altos . . . baritones . . , tenors . . . sopranos . . , and basses . . . dressed in black . . . humming in class . . . serious songs . . 4 discouragements . , A rehearsals . 4 . Colorful , . . merry . . , old tunes . . . new tunes . . 4 of Girls Glee Club . . . under the direction of Mrs. Yates . , 4 make a welcome treat for the audience . . . made up girls , . . who like to sing . . . making a beautiful chorus 4 . . Harmony , 4 , Wind . . . string instruments . , . sweet tones . 4 . too many of them sour . , . music for . , , lunior . , . Senior . . . plays . . , Donkey Serenade . 4 4 Make Believe' '...' 'Mexican Overture' '... familiar selections 4 . . pounding out Pomp and Circumstance . , 4 for graduation , . . lively Mr. Lunde 4 . . spare kling with energy . , , leading orchestra . . , to new , 4 , and better heights, I STH ME TS and VIJIIIE5 . .. f 1 iiiiiiii PEP PI. ESU ES... A drum roll . . . the blare of trumpets . . . the familiar four-beat measure . . . these were a sign . . . that the Excelsior Band . . . complete with snappy green uniforms . . . Sam Brown belts . . . and flashy, shiny instruments . . . were on the march again . . . they provided the beat . . . the pep . . . the swing . . . for all our activities . . . our victorious football games . . . night . . . and day . . . home . . . or away . , . for the fast, exciting basketball games . . . rallies . . . assemblies . . . and the all-important Spring Swing . , . which had us all singing . . . Hclang! clangl clang! . . . and laughing at Boggs' banter , . . tall and rhythmical Wally MacArthur . . . setting the pace , . . leading the musicians . . . through their geometrical routines . . . Peppy Mr. Lunde . . . a familiar sight . . . in his White suit . . . directing the Pilot aggregation . . . through a musically successful year. SQ 'fkftiffhe' '55 biwW5 ' X551 V 33 sg Vers.- , . . Y, TIIHIIHBE HEH5 . .. lntelligentsia of the school . . . 76 CSF. members wearing their Novitiate pins . . . torches of knowl- edge . . . working tor 6 semesters membership . . . and the golden lamp . . . led by keen-witted . . . Glen Duysen . . . and prankster Cyril Lowe . . . with the aid of en- thusiastic Mrs. Hackbarth . . . and artistic Mrs. Lowe . . . the big splurg ot the year . . . Dinner at Knotts' . . . enjoying ghost town . . . before and after . . . second semester . . . banquet in cafeteria . , . Mr, Weir en- lightening on Brazil . . . final awards in Iune. Testing . . . one, two, three, tour . . . ready, willing . . . and able , . . Mikes . . . wire . . . putting it up . . . tearing it down A , . taking care ot Public Address at . . . football games . , . basketball games . . . assemblies . . . rallies . . . dances . . . adviser . . . cheery Mr. Farnum . . . Rallies . . . lights . . . curtain . . . Where's the mike??? . . . Watch for the signal . . . The show is on . . . on your toes . . . change the scene , . . another day for the stage crew . . . typical . . . dancing with a mop . . , pushing a broom . . . a gay crew . . . walking the chalk line . . . set up by Gil Cheney . . . and sprightly Miss Grahek. BEHI ll THE SIZE ES . .. Movies today? Swell! no Spanish . . 4 Making it fun to learn . . . Movies on Spain . . . pneumonia . . . textilesmaking , . . maybe on baseball . . 4 hats oft . . . to a swell projection crew . . . supervised by . 4 . jovial Mr. Goldin . , . any day . . . any hour . . . always on hand. Publicity managers tor Excelsior , 4 . answering rush calls for . . , posters . . 4 advertising . . . handbills . . 4 brushes , , 4 paints . . . drawings , . . beautiful colors . . . to boost our . . . dances , . . plays . . . bond drives . . . Commercial artists . . . tutored by clever Mrs. Lowe . , 4 help to remind . . 4 and persuade students , . , to back up 4 . . build up . , . student body activities . . . pals to every publicity committee at Excelsior PHUPAEANDISTS . .. Learning to express themselves . . . how to argue . . . keen thinkers . . . Excelsior's members of the National Forensic League . . . specializing in debates . . . oration . . . dramatics . . . humorous declamations . . . making great progress in two years . . . capturing third place in state . . . for everything . . . first place in debate . . . thanks to . . , Boggs, Gerard, Daw, and Rackliffe . . . question . . . resolved that the legal voting age be lowered to eighteen . . . affirmative . . . negative . . . up- holding both sides . . . lnternationalist Eddie Daw as president . . . twenty-two N.F.l...'ers . . . flashing jeweled keys . . . con- sistently successful , . . through help of ardent public speaker, Mr. Hanks. E THE ST DE TS SPE Ii VITAM N H ISEHS . .. Moo-Moo . . . cows . . . oink-oink . , . pigs . . . auack-quack . . . ducks . . . are all in the life of an FFA. member . , . early to bed . . . early to rise . . . makes a future farmer . . . healthy . . . Wealthy . . . and my, What Workers! . . . preparing for the future . . . a life on a farm . . . a dream of a successful farmer . . . helping to improve their dreams . . . is understanding Mr. Haase . . projects of their own . . . attending stock shows . . , building feeders . . . makes an interesting year at Excelsior . . . studying doesn't stop with books . , . l:'.F.A.'ers learn by doing . . . making trips to fields . . . to do What they have read , . . students of today . . . farmers-of tomorrow. Deadlines . , . columns to till . . . proofs to read . . . messy ottice . . . noise . . , telephone ringing . , 4 editors rush- ing . , . too much Work , , . not enough news . . . heads to Write . , . features to write , , . editorials to print . . . dances . , . parties , , . elections . . . plays . . , make-up stories . . . Lawrence Tilton . , . lirst semester editor . . . Dorothy Warner . . . took over . . 4 second semester . . . everyone talking . , . eating lunches . . . Mrs. Brinegar . , . giving helptul advice , , , Excelsior Life . , . in capable hands . . . ot statf. WEEKLY YE RLY Painting each other with rubber ce- ment . . . harassing the photographers and Mr. Yost for pictures . . . postponing the deadline . . . thinking ot Nicknames tor each other . . . Phil Coleman . . . Babs Hellin . . . pasting . . . cutting . . . measuring and . . . mounting . . . disf turbing neighboring classes . . . getting copy and pictures in at eleventh hour . , . objecting to loud tee shirts of Cyril Lowe . . . keeping color and dedication of annual a secret . . , staying alter school to finish , . , because we watched the tennis teams . . . keeping an eye on Bert Hardcastle and the cash . . A change ing Miss l-lostrup's tests tor frosh classes . . . running down hall to fountain . A , changing picture appointments , . . Ken Terry and Bob Adams working late in dark room . . . and . , . hunting out boys' sports editor . . . nabbed Gen. Duy- sen . . . lighting to be first to see new pictures , . . staring at Dorothy Warner and Gerry Webb . . , Cwouldn't you like to know whyl . . . objecting to red sweaters of Clyde Shamburg and Mal- colm Massie . . . l945 El Aviador Staff. l Poems . . . short stories . . . students' thoughts on paper . , . showing their ability . . . to Write effectively . . . to rhyme . . . to build up suspense . . . to create a mood . . . Trial Flighters . . . commanded by Squadron-leaders Rita Stillman and Ronald Harlan . . . struggling to raise money . . , to publish . . . the literary efforts . . , of talented Excelsiorites . . . resourceful Mr. Woodruff . . . and his ambitious staff . . . Working long hours . . . typing . . . editing . , . proofreading . . . to meet that April deadline. THIJ GHT5 ll P PEB... LINISUISTS . .. Senatus Populusque Romanus Triumphante , , , sounds like Greek . . . but really is the motto . . . of the Latin Club . , . students . . . organize . . , every year . . . to learn Roman customs . . . and enjoy friendly comradeship with fellow Amo, Amas, Amatisu conjugaters , . . enthusiastic club group . . . led by . . . dignified Stanley Iones . . . guided by . . . perky, diminutive Miss Hughes. Big event of the year . . . birthday party . . . held in February . . . celebrat- ing birthdays of members . . . reading letter from lupiter . . . slaves . . . Sopho- more Neophytes at the door. Le Cercle Francais . . . fun . . . songs , . . gayety for all . . . Christmas Party . . . after school , . . get-togethers' '... friendly Miss Slette . . . to aid the officers . . . to help them plan . . . conduct . , . enthusiastic meetings of . . . les eleves de la classe francaise . . . relaxation for . . . those who . . . parle francais. Q. was PL Y HU HS... 3:llll-5:UIl .. .EBUTBALL ... BASKETBALL ... TBAEH ... TENNIS ... BASEBALL .. .GIRLS SPBBTS SIDE BY SIDE . .. Riotous laughs . . . clever dialogue . . , jivy music . . , flaming haired Rick Lauber . . . driving the committee on with quick wit . . . Capable Paul Boggs , . . chuck full of new . , . hilarious . . . ideas . . . Snappy uniformed band . . . prancing drill team . . . noon meetings of rally committee . , . Wracking cluttered brains . . . in hopes of making . . . next rally the best ever . , . EXIIELSIIJH . .. OK gang . . . the double P . . . ready . . , set . . . nope . . . that won't do . . . 1et's really yell now . . . typical ot enthusiastic dynamo . . . Iimmy Bakos . . . Csee snaps page for picturel . . . leading boisterous Excelsiorites with aid ot . . . versatile Ohanesian twins . . . Something new . . . something ditterent . , . the slogan ot second semester yell leaders . . . Zoot along Kenny Eien . . , aided by Iunior I. D. McClure . . . lanky Bill Berry . . . helping to win games with pep plus . . . WOW! . . . first semester . . . two blonds . . . brunette . . . second semester . . . three brunettes . . . two blondes . . . something new . . . tive song leaders . . . quite an eye full . . . school spirit at its height . . . causing whistles . . . more whistles . . . not for Whistler's mother either . . , keeping up EXcelsior's morale . . . IIVEH THE EU L... Excelsior pilots start with boom . . . first two games . . . with St. Anthony and Compton . . . scores 6-0 . . . 7-0 . . . respectively . . . in favor of pilots . . . First league game . . . red and white Covina . , . touch downs by . . . Roundy . . . Thrasher . . . Castner . . . all in first half . . with Castner kicking all three conversions . . . Pilots completely out- played Colts . . . Coach Ashton's alma mater . . . rolled up score of 21-0 . . . Second game . . . second win . . . 25-14 successful score . . . against Whittier . . . Touchdowns . . . by Castner . . . Thrasher . . , Roundy . . . best game of season . . . were losing at half . . . came out fighting . . . held Cardinals scoreless . . . making two more touch downs . . . the last fifteen seconds of game . . . Game played at night . . . on Hadley Field Whittier College . . . before 7,000 fans . . . r t is 1 Monrovia. . . ZU-U . . . second league game . . . played down to earth . , . and heads up. . . little excitement , . . airmen completely dominated tray . . , hot . . . sultry . . . good football weather . . . Biggest thrill of season . . . lordan completely outclassed . . . 32-O . . . green and white . . . started with backs against goal . . . showed their class . . . Panthers plastered from then on out . . . rivalry high . . , largest score make by either team against each other . , . Thrasher . . . swiveled-hipped back . . . scored twelve points . . . made 65-yard touchdown run . . . Qilers from Montebello . , . thoroughly oiled . . . 52-7 . . . largest score ever made by air- men in school history . . . highlight . . . two touchdowns in two minutes . , . bleachers crowded . . . students pepped up . . . gave Pilots leage championship . . . had right to play Santa Ana in Post season game. St. Anthony Compton Covina Whittier Monrovia Iordcrn Montebello Scmtcx Ana VARSITY SEASON U Excelsior 6 ,, 7 21 25 20 32 52 I3 176 DEAN BARRINGER OBE DOAN ED MOFFIT GAYNOR VAN IIM LYSTER BOB LEAVELL BILL REED DEB BUELL BILL BERRY PETTEN CARROL MCCALL HIILH THAT LINE .. ED CASTNER ART THRASHER MARVIN HARPER BOB WILSON BOB GULMAN IAY ROUNDY WILMER VAN CANNEYT IACK AUSTIN Disappointing , . . humiliating . . . Duffy . . , Saints fullback . . . big headache to pilots , , . good start . . . Airmen scored first . . . intercepted pass . . . line passed around in last halt . , . over-flow crowd . . . seen under lights . . . Santa Ana Bowl . . . score I3-I3 , . . 45 seconds lett . . . Pilot ball . , . Thrasher started to pass . . . Santa Ana line came in . . . dropped on goal . . . big beet . . . called a safety . . . Santa Ana Won . . , I5-I3 . . . In conclusion . . . best season . . . Pilots . . . l76 points . . . opponents . . . 36 points . . . highest total ever made by Airmen squad ....,. Deb Buell . . . Iunior center . . , three year letterman . . . chosen center on first string All-CIF, team . . . Wilmer Van Canneyt . . . out- standing lineman , . . Bob Gulman . , . outstanding back . . . most valuable man . . . captain . . . superb blocking back . . . punter . . , field general , . . Coach Ashton . I . finest coach in Southern Cal . . . deserves great deal of credit . . . Q Uh- 5-f-Q., WAYNE DOUGLAS MONTY MCGINTY LLOYD HARDOS ART MOOSHAGIAN JIM ANDREOLI KENNETH MULLIS WILLIE KNEVELBAARD ALLEN BINGHAM GIL RAYBURN LLOYD DYAR WAYNE BOGIE FRANK HART LLOYD HINES IOHN COCHRAN M , A s l ' 'Q f i 7 Q BLIJIIH TH T HIIIH . .. Seven returning letterman , . . fairly successful season . . , Eien captain . . . hard Workers . . . good line . . . good backfield . . . good team . . . second in league . . . Berry signal-caller , . . new league . . . better league . . . small-sized players . . . Mc' Quillen . . . Beverage . . . Rich Ohanesian 4 . . crippled Horney . . . close games . . . more close games . . . Langdon . , . Heine- man . , . Coach lensen Well satisfied . . . credit to a hard-fighting team. Peppy . . . fiery . , . small . . . new coach . . . Mr. Ross . . . boys Worked hard . . . successful season . . . second in league . . . coach pleased . . . won two games . . . by forfeit . , . Mark Keppel . . . Alhambra . . . too many exponents . , . Ted Chase captain . . . Skinner . . . need We say more? . . . well balanced squad . , . big turnout. TU VIIITUHY 4 THRU BH THE B SHET Coach Langdon took over this year . . . looked like good material . . . several returning lettermen . , . many promising greenhorns . . . practice games discouraging . . . couldn't get rolling . . . no teamwork . . . got hot last two games . . . started to look like a team. Hoping for successful league season . . . played fourteen games . . . two with each opponent . . . Wally McArthur . . . captain , . . lanky . . . tricky . . . team started off by losing first games . , . very disheart- ening . . . students began to wonder . . . received shot in arm . . . imagine . . . we won . . . Convina Colts defeated twice . . . Pilots hot and cold . . . starting combination shuffled . . . each game got rougher . . . Worthington pulled punches . . . Schliske on the floor . . . student body pepped up . . , second round more successful . , . won three games . , . Thrasher big gun . . . scored consistently . . . Popovich great on defense . . . began to play heads up ball . . . lineup again reshuffled . . . combination right . . . ended season in blaze of glory . . . defeated Aztecs . . . 34 to 28 . . . led by Popovich . . . newly elected captain for 5 1946 , . . four seniors saw final action. l Season generally discouraging , . . no life , . . good backing by student body . . . led by lim Bakos . . . light-footed yell leader . . . anyway . . . there's always another year . . . i v s 4 W . ,...........,. , , ..,.,,,,,m...-....,.m ,..,.,... ,.....,..,..--..,, ....?,,,Y - Taken over by Coach Langdon . . . started out Well . . . won first two out of three league games . . . lost the other eleven . . . not beaten badly by anybody . . . just often . , . Won't tell league standing . . . fought hard . . . Dayton . . . Who's he? . . . most valuable man . . . Ohanesian which one? . . . both . . . that's who . . . co-captains . . . forwards . . . Gomez . . . fine guard . . . lack of reserves . . . lack of height . , . no lack of spirit. IJHIHBLE THE B LI. 1,-A Lf., 5 if --C sl 'L 4 f, JJ 4 rn,,IfL4.A,-,VLf A 5 V V, Xjjrl WL kjxky V1.1 4, 'A . , l 3, Coach Ross again , . . smooth team . . . better than average . . . no returning lettermen . . . Well-coached . . . higher scores than usual . . . lerry Mitchell, captain . . . high point man . . . good center . . . good forward line . . . Dave Cunningham . . . Bob Alderson . . . many others . , . very promising for future years. A 4 ! 9 SHETB LL Small . . . smaller , . . smallest . . . out to show people . . , Won more games than anybody else in league . . , Skinner again . , . gets around, doesnt he? . . , Perez . 4 . 'lSuzzy . . . captain . 4 . forward . . . hard Worker . . . hats oft to these mighty mites. B SHETBALL . .. ...i-. . . , A. K f K , X Sprints . . , high hurdles . . . low hurdles . . . high jump . . . pole vault , . . shot put . . . all required exercises . . . urging from Coach lensen . . . practice . . . patience . . . sweat . . . then victory . . . track team this year very conscien- tious . . . tried hard . . . were honor to school . . . always did their best . . . in much tougher league . . , showed up well in Excelsior Relays . . . took third . . . Coach Iensen well pleased . . . scored more points than previous Pilot teams . . . overshadowed by El Monte . . , Mark Keppel . . . Varsity squad . . . at near strength . . . lacked . . . hurdles . . . broad jump . . . strong . . . half-mile . . . mile . . . shot put . . . lim Bakos , . . versatile . . . tallied many points . . . pole Vault . . . high jump . . . Van Canneyt . . , loashtul . . . muscular . . , shot put . . . a sure point maker , . . Sanchez . . . tast . . . stamina halt-miler . , . everyone worked together . . . always a top contender . . . YU HM HI-i... lf EET SET, EU . .. Busy B's . . , continually tough , . , led by Kenny Eien . . . veteran , . . pole vaulter . . . Wilkinson . . . Rowe , . . tops in sprints . . . Porterfield . . , leader in 560 , . , little Austin . . . strong contender in shot put , , . Troy Porter . . . freshman . . , following brothers footsteps . . . needs experience . . , runs easily . . . anchored relay . . . broad jump . . , high jump . . . exceptionally versatile . . . Covina . . . biggest headache to the B's . . . rugged . . . fine team . , . C's . . . alias . . . mighty midgets , . . true to form , , . exceptionally strong . . , sparked by Martin . . . sprints . . . Boyd . . . broad jump . , . low hurdles . . . completely outclassed opponents . . . many freshmen . . . good material . . . looked like good future varsity trackster. I K r K K , v 1 IJVEH THE HUHIJLES N ,W,,rw.- L ... SEB E TH T B L Coach Langdon's netsters . . . not up to par of two seasons ago . . . lost several players . . . Tilton . . . first singles . . . entered Coast Guard . . . bad blow to team . . . Bill Racklifte . . . took over . . . most valuable man for two years . . . real mainstay for the pilots . . . one of the best netsters in the league . . . always dependable . . . Gerard . . . Crittenden . . . Phillips , . . singles men . . . Ohanesian twins . . . Desmond and Delk . . . doubles men . . . Pilot squad over- shadowed . . . El Monte . . . Whittier . . . Mark Keppel . . . future does not look too good . . . Phillips . . . only bright outlook. iiw, wr PLAYH LL... Nearly veteran club . . . several promising former l, V. players . . . well rounded aggregation . . . coached by likeable Bob Ashton . . . showed up Well in Pomona Tournament . . . several hopeful professional aspirants . . . tough league . . . teams proved . . . about equal . . . great rivalry . . . hitting . . . a little Weak . . . Gulman . . . ace pitcher . . . lost for season because of appendectomy . . . Andreioli , . . Powell . . . carried on all leading hurlers . . . Thrasher , . . Iacobson . . . Roundy . . . led the hitters . . . only three first string players . . . lost due to graduating . . . '46 season looks exceptionally bright . . , should come out on top . . . BATTEH UP Directing Council . . . tirst semester . . . Was Barbara Bethea . . . assisting . . . Marilyn Gartner , . . Marion Vogel .... secretary . . . managers . . , and representatives . . . planned , . . girls . . , sports activities . . . Sports Carnival . . , introducing , . . new girls . . . to sports . . . Sports Banquet . . . always lun test . . . Dorothy Coleman . . . chairman second semester . . . playday with Whittier , . . conference at Fuller- ton . . . whole year . . . going smoothly and etticiently . . . due to . . . helpful guidance . . . ot girls . . . gym teachers. GIRLS I SPIJHTS , , I1 . 1 1 .4 x, . . , three rolls . . . front overs . . . dives . . . hand stands stands . . . elbow stands . . . bruises . , . sore backs and necks . . . squash pyramids . . . giggling girls . . . striving for perfection . . . Marilyn Fusch . . . and Marion McKenzie . . . guiding them, Chenille E . . . every sports-minded girl's aim . . . two and one-half years of . . . basketball . . . volleyball . . . tennis . . . recreational games . . . hockey . . . speedball . . . modern dancing . . . tumbling . . . or . . . softball . . . tiny Emily Fernandes . . . first semester president . . . lnitiation . . . began second semester . . . girls wearing pige tails . . . different-colored bobby socks . . . carrying dolls . , . or . . . stuffed animals . . . jocular Barbara Bethea , . . president . . 4 All Chenille Club Girls . . . hostesses . . . at Whittier playday S. , helping referee sports . . , working hard for Chenille All- tar . . . 7..- -.,.. , ' , - .i Yelling and screaming . . . one hundred thirteen girls . . . stiff competition . . . broken fingernails . . , stinging hands . . . serving . . . the ball landing in the net . . , or . . . a strong, clean serve . . . to the back row . . . setting 'em up . . . ball caught in the net . . . mad . . .struggle , . . up . , . finally over . . . White ll . . . victorious . . . managed by . . . Tiena Vandenburg , . , ad- vised by . . . Miss Dexter. . . Steps , . . holding the ball . . . over the line , . . out of bounds . . . blocking . . . charging . . . personal foul . . . tech- nical foul . . . free throw . . . two cn a ball . . . tossup . . . wild dashing . . . laughing . . . scrambling . , . fun and friendship . . . managing . . . done by . . . blonde Darlene Heineman . . . ad- vising . . , done by . . . Miss Dexter . . . and . . . Miss Payne . . . Tournament Won by . . . White lV . . . Badminton . . . reaching high . . . smashing hits . . A floating birdies . . . strong drives . . . forehand and backhand . , . under- hand . . . Whites . . . Mistresses of the Art , . . ping pong . . . flashing paddles . . . plinking balls . . . Whites . . . winners here, too . . . manager . . . piquant Flo Gorini 4 . . ,A n' 1- Whizzing balls . . , hard serves . . , well- placecl shots . . . lobs . . . net balls . . . love . , . game . . . efficient Iill Zack , , . managing 4 . . Singles tournament . . , Winners name on silver cup . . . Virginia Harrison . , . Nancy McGreW . . , Marian McKenzie . . . Emily Fer- nandes . . . in semi finals . . . Finals played oft by Marian and Nancy . . . Marian . A . the Winner . , . 4, , , 2 . I' ' x xx M. m Tv. N 5 X I :fx J N n 1 'aa 2 C1 Fl! G1 gm V 1111 ,E 11 1 Q1 A X. Siizf BSQUN11 H+, D495-OC Q QPMQ L-qgcn' .-. QC. ' ZS fm--LQ Nc?-' en- USQLES. QB- 33' 5-Mije .5' UU -film? D EFQWQ 055'- :T 55. 9190:- LQ. Bmw co. Q - fb ...'Q QPU-Q. Q'-SSS o ' LQ 5453, 955' EQ'-1' v-4N'g2 ln: I 84 swf Q2-Lg Qggl, PT' '-1' 3129- 'ES-' 'cn .mgg X U - X K I TEAM PLAY . .. Bully . . . scramble for ball . . . shooting over to inner . , , hard hit out to wing . . . dribbling down the alley 4 . . halfback defending 4 . , forward drive over to inner again . , , strong hit at goal . . . goalie knocks it out . . . back in again . . . to score . . . two points . . . sticks . . . kicking the ball . . . free hit . . . penalty corner . . . roll-in . . . lots of running 4 , . shinfguards , . , hard, white balls . . . long sticks . . . this . . . is hockey . . . managed by Bonnie Rogers . . , Warming up . , . teams on field . . . game begins . . . strike three . . . you're out . . . batter up . . ,first pitch . . . foul ball . . . next one , . . hard hit to . A . left field . . . first base . . . second , . , third . . . and slide in home for , . . one point . , , cheering . . . calling from outfield . . , you can't hit , . . pitchers blowing up , . . that's a foul . . . you're out . . , safe . , . Mary Ann Arnold . . . manager. . Agf L An, lt ' ' AFTER HUUHS 7:llU-? NIU P Y 5 NI H PI. Y PS UTS sm- M Gladiola Sadie Kate Loretta ,, Susie Marnie Chrissie Mrs. Lippet Freddie ludy Miss Pritchard Mr. Cyrus Wykolt Iervis Pendleton, Mr, Parsons , , Miss Codman Sally McBride lulia Pendleton Maid, ,, , limmy McBride Mrs. Semple , Carrie Cfreggs , Walters Doctor,, Maids, , ,, , ,. ,,,,, Helen Will , , ,,Mary Martha Sharp ,,,,,,.,,,Betty Madsen , ,.,... ,,,, S ally Clark Dagmar Cleavinger ., Chrissie Mason ,,,,,,,, ludy Frey ,,,, George Dibs ..Gerry Webb ,,,,,Maxine Byers Bert Spence ,,,,,,,Iay Roundy ,,,,..,,,.,,Frank Martin ,,,, Beverly Boley ,, ,, Pattianne Walker ,,,. Ramona Davis ,, ,,,,, Betty Lou Smith ,,i,,,Iohn Alcock , ,, ,.,.,,,,. Pat Clark ,,,,,,,,,,Bonnie Rogers ,Clyde Shamburg ,,,,,,,,Dean Barringer ,,,,.,,,..,.,.,Frank Hart ,, ,,,,, Hazel Steward IJ IHJY LU G-LEGS Blue checked gingham dusty teacups college pranks stale iokes . . . romantic clinches late rehearsals eating at Weber s hard Work . . . lots of lun . . . making an amazing production Daddy Long Legs Iunior Play . . . February 23 record attendance taking in 55150 more than any other Iunior Play iaunty Miss Dutton with quick will coaching amateur actors and actresses an unusual play for an unusual class . . . tour sets . . that kept the hard Working stage crew hopping cooperative class . . . taking charge oi publicity tickets ushers and usherettes . . . a cast of 25 acclaimed by all orchid to the Iuniors for a delightful . . . fascinating sparkling play Tony ,, ,7A,, ...,,.,, ,, ,, ,, , Bob Wilson Brenda Mason ,.,,,,o ,,..,.,,o,,o P at Lay Don Beverly ....,.o,,o,, ,,A,,.,o,,o, I ack Austin Miss Whitman ,o7,o,,o,,. o,,,,,i,,.w B arbara Bush Peggy Kendall o,,o,,.,,i ,,,,,o, B arbara Bethea Horace Potter ,,,,,,., Y,,,,,, C ecil Comfort Allen Barstow Y,,o,,o, ...B ,,,,,, B e rt Hardcastle Caleb o,7w,,o,,,,,.o,,,,,o,,,,., ,o,,o,,o,,o,,.,i, S am Franklin Mrs. Corliss ,w..,o.,,, .,,o,,o, o,,o,,o,, G e raldine Hawley Mercedes Cordova .,o,,oi.. ,,,, ,,o,,o,,o, O r lene Hays THE EUIJD BAD N . .. Dead bodies . , . mistaken . , . identities . . . blood-curdling screams , A baffling mystery , . . exciting drama , , . all in the senior play. An incomparable cast , . . making each portrayal 4 . . a convincing performance A . , spurred on by . . . capable direction of , , . Mrs. Heffernan and . . . untiring efforts of . . . student direction staff . . , making , . . a memorable production. Rehearsals . . . Rehearsals . . , addlespated actions , . . iovial wit . . , amusing situations. An unidentified corpse . . . high running tension . . . unusual sounds . . , shots , , . wagons . , . screams . . , Who dunit? Fortyefives senior play . . . will long be . , , remembered by all . . , who saw it . . . a glowing addition to . . i Excelsiors great tradition . . of exciting, Wellfdone plays, EXEELSIIIIVS UN THE II!-UVIPUS -'A AS WE SEE THEM IIAUEHT IN THE MIT HOME SUPPLY EU. 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