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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1946 volume:

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A-Fm ll I :gi HMZXZJ, 1 I -nf-r-' Puhlishnd hy The Student Bully uf EXEELSIIJH UNIIIN HIGH SEHUIIL Norwalk, Ealifnrnia -of nf I S -u--fl ,V-rw ' vv -x - ww , 'ni . . . A Editor-in Ch1ef 9 Q, KENNETH TERRY Asaociate Ed1tor , ERRY WEBB . Business Manager -X X A CLYDE SHAMBURG , , Senior Echtor Q' N X BONNIE noel-:ns fy gf! 1 3 Photography ' -6 J ij ?AY HORNEY ' 1' 1' ANICE SEAGE fffff 1 1, I xxx 2 1 Art 3f'n,s. IACK POTTER ,. ' - J K H, fm, I - ' R y N, I Organizomons ' ,,.. -, so gyMTrpgw Vx ! 13' I Q COLEMAN A1 lmwh. . My f - ' ' iv ' Faculty Edltor M5-92. 1 1 V 5, - X 1 Gni1A1gcoLM MASSIE 1 'g ff my N, Y 1 , A ir s' ports - ' 'K 1 N lm, 'V ,535 5 , DOLORESIVIILLS H , 'Q ' V AI B S' Sports ' qt Q., '--N -f A ,1 J. .EDMONDSON h 4 ,, LM f , 24 MAC MCGINTY 1' In ! AJ. Secretary M, . -X I, , .Q J' sl-IAEI LAWSON ' 'fy B J ' Faculty Adv1ser Q Al , fb N - NINETEEN FORTY SIXM fx x E 4 I' 'Y' 'Edo-me - .,.4.-'FS ' W3 Q' N . -- ,xv ,.,,, N 'wtk , 1- X N U ug 1 x ' 'J , 'x ' ,Q . . :-1 V 13,N'K5,,f,-,, ' E , V -41.9 .. .H W QW., . x --oi, ' cnl I X , J ' f r . , . gr.. - QW 1-Aw, 2 1 . Q I ' ' 'J '--' -- N r.- A- I , b Y I . ,, X vs. ,A A W' Nz! w V - ' 1 H ' ' A Z . T gr., :V Af' . ' -. :' I is TE, I -' ll 5 .X 1 Z.-'fa' K . , , 4 f ww. su: ' 1 1 ' A x 1 W -HI I 71 ' X ' ls' N 1 'us-uv '-' W I n .v ' INTO THE AMBER CLOUDS OE SUCCESS WINGS THE SILVER PLANE OE EXCELSIOR. INTO THE ROSY HAZE IT CLIMBS, MEETING ALL THE REALITIES AND OBSTACLES OE A RAPIDLY CHANGING WORLD. THE BEACON OE LIGHT GUIDING ITS WAY IS COM- RISED OE UNDERSTANDING, KNOWLEDGE, AND SUPER- IOR LEADERSHIP . . . LEADERSHIP WHICH CANNOT FAIL IN BRIGHTNESS AND IN STRENGTH. YES, THE COURSE OE THE SHIP IS STRAIGHT AND TRUE, EOR IT IS PILOTED BY OVER 1600 EXCELSIOR AIRMEN WHO SEE ONLY THE ULTIMATE AIM POR ITS SHINING WINGS . ONWARD AND UPWARD. HUNUHING... TRUTH AND HONORABLE DEALING, UNDERSTAND- ING AND CORDIALITY, COMPANIONSHIP AND GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP-THESE ARE THE ATTRIBUTES PER- SONIFIED AND ATTAINED BY MR. ROBERT ASHTON. ANDARDS AND HIS SPLENDID ATHLETIC IDEALS HAS SETaAN EXAMPLE CHARACTERIZING THE HIGHEST QjgOOMPLISHMENTS IN THE FIELDS OP ATHLETICS AND ATION, WE DEDICATE THIS 1946 EL AVIADOR. TO HIM, WHO THROUGH THESE HIGH PERSONAL X ZQ latijm TH .M gljw ' III-UVIPUS M IN MEMUHIAM... LeRoy Eugene DeCeunick ..,. Nolvy Air Corps Roe Gervis Good ,Y..7,..,,,.,,,,.. ,,.,.,,.....,....... N Crvy Dewey Lee Heflin ....,o. ....,w... N CIVY Iso Morsudor ,,Y,,,,,,,,,,,..,.... ......w.. A rmy Calvin Lcxyden Welch ...,,..................... Marines Edwin Lewis Bettinger ....,,...... Navy Air Corps Iirnmie Ohls Eddie Cruz Alfred Mosquedg ,e.Y Louis Rico .,.....,,........ Iohn Kenneth George Arthur Byrl Cox ..,.,,,., lock Eugene Selover Eugene Knipple ,.., ,uu. Army Air Corps ..,,m...,..Army Air Corps u...,...Novy BUSH BGBH BUSH BUUB UNE TWU TBBEE EUUB FLIGHT GFPIGEBS EUAEE UE TBUSTEES ABNIINISTBATIBN PAEULTY STUDENT GIIVEBNMENT TBAINEES SENIBBS .IUNIIQIBS SIJPIIBMBBES EBESHMEN GAINING ALTITUBE SEBVIGE MUSIE PUBLIEATIIJNS LANGUAGES SPBBTS BBGANIZATIBNS PLAYS AIBMEN ESUTEALL BASEBALL BASKETBALL TENNIS VBLLEYBALL BUSH Il E BU!-TBD IIE TRUSTEES AIJMINISTHATIIIN EAIIULTY STUDENT SIJVEHNMENT S .X ELISHT UFFIEEH5 . 1 I. H. REED W. L. SCHEIFELE Working earnestly for Excelsior, the Board of Trustees supervise and assist the Student Body in their activities. Commenting upon requests concerning the students and the district and assuming responsibility to the tive districts tor the actions of the school, the Board of Trustees have piloted Excelsior through an exceptionally progressive edu- cational year, tor it is they who make sure that Excelsior has the best in equipment, louildings, administration, and faculty. THE GENERAL STAFF VVILLIAM CHALMERS C. E. IRISH M. T. KILLINGSWORTH President Clerk l BERNICE RANKIN, Vice-Principal Co-orclinating student and faculty activi- ties at Excelsior and making us all feel at home are only samples of Miss Rankin's many tasks. Busy as ever this year rear- ranging curricula and helping to maintain normal student activities, which make school lite fun, she is one of our brightest guiding lights at Excelsior. NAVIE!-lTIU IJFFIIIEH MISS DOROTHY O'NEAL, Secretary MISS RANKIN MISS RANKIN l LUCILE TOMBS CHARLES KENDLE Girls' Vice-Principal Boys' Vice-Principal MISS TOMBS Miss Lucile Tombs, Girls' Vice- Principal at Excelsior, is admired and appreciated by all. As an un- derstanding and considerate leader of girls and as director of student government affairs, she has main- tained order, yet has produced much happiness with the charm of her per- sonality. MR. KENDLE Completing his first year as Boys' Vice-Principal, Mr. Charles Kendle, former Supervisor of Attendance at Excelsior, has Worked untiringly as an administrator, supervising the Boys' League and participating in numerous fields of interest to boys. He has been a true friend and aider to every boy at Excelsior. MISS WATKINS ln planning their courses and careers, Excelsior students have greatly missed the helpful guidance of Miss Elizabeth Watkins, who dur- ing part of the year has been unable to be at her desk because of her serious illness. She has always served as an understanding Coun- selor. MR. WILSON To Excelsior this year has come a new Director of Attendance, Mr. C. V. Wilson. With foresight, diligence, and friendliness, he has carried out the duties of his position, becoming an integral part of the administrative staff of Excelsior. ELIZABETH WATKINS Counselor C. V. WILSON Attendance Supervisor FLIGHT UFFIIIEHS GENEVIE DEXTER Chairman, Girls' Physical Education Department RICHARD GAHR Chairman, English Department Director of Guidance ARTHUR FINCH Chairman, Mechanical and Industrial Arts Department HESTER ARTHURS Chairman, Home Economics Department HAROLD HARTIEN Acting Chairman, Mathematics Department ROBERT ASHTON Chairman, Boys' Physical Education Department EHAIHMEN UF DEPARTMENTS VADA HENRY Acting Chairman, Commercial Department MAGDALENE SLETTE Chairman, Modern Language Department FLIBHTI STH ETIIHS HUGH SWEET Chairman, Social Sciencm Department HUGH YOST Chairman, Science Department 1 54 It HARRIETT ARELLANO EUGENE CLEAVINGER MARILYN DAY RALPH FAHNUM Social Science Commerce English and Social Science Science WALTER BAUMGARTNER HAZEL COOPER FLOYD DEWHIRST PANSY GAGE Agriculture English Science Home Economics KATHARINE CALDWELL VERIAL DAVIES GRACE DUTTON PAUL GIDDINGS Mathematics Home Economics and Art English lndustrial Arts A splendid Excelsior faculty, teaching us how to sail through the rough and stormy seas of life, has striven to meet educational requirements and yet to make school easier and more enjoyable for us. Opportunities are offered for us students to prepare for future careers, either by continuing our education in colleges and uni- versities or by entering vocations for which Excelsior's instructors have already prepared us. A wide variety of curricula and sub- jects are presented to Excelsiorites by trained specialists in each field. Through co-operation and understanding the various depart- ments of the school have worked together to build finer character, more tolerant and idealistic attitudes, stronger physical specimens, and to assist us in the development ot special talents and skills. ln addition to our classroom and laboratory Work, We have been guided by faculty members in numerous extra-curricular activities, which have added zest and color to school lite and which have given us valuable training in preparation for lite as active citizens in our communities. GALE GREENWOOD Art and Stagecraft CARL HAASE Agriculture DAY HANKS Social Science and Public Speaking I pg 3 is ef me S . X an Y i FRANCES HARPER VETA HOPPER ERNEST IENSEN Social Science Foreign Language Boys' Physical Educatior T. U. HAWLEY ELIZABETH HUGHES IRMA IOHNSON Science Foreign Language English and Social Scienf V. E. HAWLEY RICHARD IAMES M1-XURICE IOYCE Industrial and Mechanical Industrial and Mechanical Healthtul Living Arts Arts ln spite ol increasing enrollment and many additions and changes in the group, our faculty members have presented their talents and energies lor the betterment of our Alma Mater and for the communities. WILLIAM KAHM Mathematics and Commerce EDWIN KIRKPATRICK Study Hall DOROTHY LACY Girls' Physical Education IOSEPH LANGDON Boys' Physical Education and Commerce CONRAD LANGE Social Science LEONARD LINDENBERGER industrial and Mechanical Arts CARMEL LING Mathematics and Drafting EDITH LOWE Art MILLARD LUNDE Music FLOYD MAXHAM Boys' Physical Education FREDRICKA MOORE Girls' Physical Education FERN MYTHALER English Wim uf Z' , E , 1. lj 1 Q , , q..,'i.:f, f A 2? 'f f ,J 4 fi' Q ij ' 'ix Y T ' X X53 pi- Q, ' W , -NH 1 1 ME- '51 2 J V ' B 1 v .. xi f i ivf as W 13.5 N, i?'i:v- X i vig .,.. .,,, ,,., , . ,QA 5 ,N IE' f a f ' M4 ng. :wr-1.1,,-nv-grnv 115'-j -- .uw 1, Y'--wr: rw-.xrf-qw I- Q '- 1 ' ' H ' 'Y '57 RUBY WALL DOROTHY WARREN MARIE WILSON Commerce English Home Economics GRACE WANLEY INEZ WILSON WILDA YATES Commerce Mathematics Music FACULTY MEMBERS WITHOUT PICTURES: MARIORIE BARKLEY IOYE BARTON Girls' Physical Education Mathematics and Girls' Physical Education STANLEY KLAUSNER HELEN REAGAN English and Social Science Librarian SECRETARIES t DOROTHY O'NEAL CLARA BUMA MARGARET GRABOU MARY ANN HANSTROM GERTRUDE SHERRADEN RUTH HILL LOIS O'NEAL SADIE MOOSHAGIAN MILDRED ORR MILDRED SPEAR 5 fi YS if Sw e S if is R, H E 'Gif' FU U Q 3, .iw N5--N. FIRST SEMESTEI BILL KENNEDY VIRGINIA DEAN President Vice-President A very successful first semester was brought to a dramatic close by presenting the new Constitution. With Bill Kennedy doing the pilot- ing and a very capable executive committee doing the navigating, many good rallies, excellent rooting sections, and plenty of student ac- tivitieslwere the high lights ot a bang-up semester. 3 IACK POPOVICH. Sergeant-at-Armsg IUDY FREY, Secretaryg IVAI.. MARTIN. Treasurerg DIANE MOFFATT. Song Leader: I. D. MCCLURE, Yell Leader. tv I ' f . .Q01ifM ?'V' S IJ U Il H Il L E ll E H S .97.+ff'ff'r' RALLY EIIMMITTEE Producing pep and new personalities the first semes- ter Rally Committee worked under the energetic leader- ship of Maxine Byers. FLAG HAISINE In respect, we stand at ate tention While the colors are raised. DANCE EUMMITTEE Cfertie Kroese, leading the first semester dance commit- tee, did a wonderful job spinning the platters with the aid of the other members. Through their efforts we had many jivey noon dances and a spicy dance after the Mons tebellc basketball game. Top: S. lanes, M. Orr, R. Horney, G. Kroese, P. Coleman, D. Dever M. Byers. Middle: R. Tinder, B. Kennedy, C. Shamburg, K. Terry. Bottom: G. Kroese, D. Nylen, B. Kennedy, M. Orr, W. Dayton, I. Gra- ham, G. Rayburn, I. D. McClure. 1 V SENATE Sponsoring the hit of the year, THE ALL SCHOOL DANCE, the Senate also worked diligently with the new flag-raising system. Bill Kennedy proved capable and tremendously energetic as presiding officer of the successful first semester. CAMPUS LEADERS Excelsior's strong men, the Campus Leaders, headed by lack Popovich were a hard-working group, always on the job. Main- taining order Was the most impor- tant duty of these aggressive Leaders. JUDEE5 Vested with the honor and re- sponsibility of holding student court and passing judgment on student transgressors, were the twelve worthy judges, who up- held the traditions of justice at Excelsior. HS Top: A. Mooshagian, T. Hess, W. Dayton, D. Swenson, B. Wager C. Austin, B. Ellis, I. Roundy. Bottom: I. Roundy, D. Hathaway, A. Bingham, C. Austin, M. Byers P, Walker, D. McComber. 1 SEEU D SEMESTER SU ADHD LEADERS IAY ROUNDY President IVAL MARTIN ANNE BENDER MONTE MCGINTY Treasurer Secretary Se-rgeQnf.q1-ArmS VIRGINIA HARRISON Vice-President l Excelsior is proud of her abil- ity to govern herself, of her fair election of officers, and of their administration of justice. The second semester officers have introduced the new re- vised Constitution to Excelsior- ites. This Constitution offers more possibilities to the stu- dents. The government was effi- ciently managed by lay Boun- dy, president, and Virginia Har- rison, vice-president. The records and finances were handled by Anne Bender, secretary, and Ival Martin, treasurer. The control of the students was placed in the hands of Monte McGinty, ser- geantfat-arms. Bob Gomez, yell leader, and Betty Radle, song leader, pro- vided enthusiasm and pep for many good rallies to please the student body. BETTY RADLE BOB GOMEZ X Song Leader Yell Leader I. Roundy, Shamburg, M. McGinty, R, Tinder. FLAG HAISINE Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays saw all Excel- sior Pilots standing at attene tion tor raising of the Flag. An impressive ceremony Was this second semester flag raising. DANCE EUMNHTTEE Scintillating syncopation and waltzes too, issuing from the Girls' Gym on Tuesdays and Thursdays, were the re- sults of the second semester Dance Committee, headed by Melba Orr. M. lessen, A. Mooshagian,1LS. Hardos, G. Kroese, D. Vifilson, B. Meredith, M. Orr. EUUNEIL f . ,fl , If X , ln accordance with the new Constitution the group formerly known as the Senate is now called the Student Body Council. lay Roundy presided over the tirst body of Council members, a representative Qfroup ot student opinion, as one Councilman is elected by each Council class. E JUDEE5 With the position ol the Iudges unaltered by the new Constitution, fourteen worthy students occupied the bench, hearing cases and handing down decisions. The Vice- President, Virginia Harrison, acted as head judge. CAMPUS LEADERS The Campus Leaders, Mr. Kendle's right-hand men, were also some of Excelsiors most reliable fellows. Below: Row I: D. Moffatt, G. Webb. Row II: B. Radle, H. Stewart, D. Hunter, T. Krehbiel. Row III: M. Byers, S. Hardos, M. Kap- lan, B. Gomez, I. D, McClure, H, Privett, lllRRm ?4 t'W'4H5!!4PT SSW Top: Row If G, Duysen, I. Frey, D. Moffatt, P. Hillhouse, Row II: B. Kennedy, D. McCornber, C. Phillips, I. Popovich, D. Hathaway, I. D. McClure. Bottom: D. Hathaway, M, McGinty, B. Ellis, L. Delk, A. Bingham, G. Richardson, R. Horney. RALLY EUMNHTTEE With Howard Privett blazing the trail, the second semester Rally Com- mittee produced those lively rallies which delighted Excelsior's Pilots. New finds from Sophomore and Freshmen classes will prove valu- able material tor carrying on Excel- sior's tradition of good entertainment. Bflllli NSS NN SENIUHS JUNIUH5 SUPHUMUHES FHESHMEN TWU C IIET5 .VlV. 1 Row 1: A. Bingham, H. Steward, M. lessen, I. Zack, Row 2: T. Mosqueda, I. Emerson, P. Clark, D. De Ceunick, G. Kroese, D. Moffatt, M. A. Ar- nold. Row 3: R. Horney, C. George, B, Maddox, D. Strange, B. Gomez, W. Dayton. Flashy red sweaters, hour-glass shaped rings, and a Senior play which has yet to be equaled, represent the Class of 1946. Sparked by Allen Bingham, Senior prexy, and under the able guidance of Mr. Sweet and Mrs. Harper, the Senior class entered Whole-heartedly into all school activities. They laughed at themselves in the Senior movies on Class Day, and danced romantically at the Iunior'-Sen- ior Prom. Indeed, you can well say the Class of 1946 was strictly Hhubba, hub- ba, hubba! I TIJ SENIUH UPPIEEHS B. GOMEZ Yell Leader B. BOLEY Treasurer A. BINGHAM President B. MADDOX Sergeant-at-Arms D. De CEUNICK Song Leader M. IESSEN Secretary SENIIIH STEERING IIl1lVllVlIT'I'EE ,qxt+- lr . 7' . Q -lr,-S' ':'QfE'1 I Aw i, LIL. A 1 I I-we if .547 ,, X - i ,. , ' V' ' X . Y 1 illlltfrf Ze l ,V Q 7 ll, f' x ' . ' tw QQ' ' .Q .Ku ' - 111' X ,. ' ' ' xi ff Ioyce Bules Dorothy Bundy Dean C. Bcxrringer Betty Marie Beckham -.' H ffzif' KlkH IWW?-ww. 'E William Clark Pat Clcxrk Iocmne Clarke Betty Ruth Cleavinger I 1 X 5 Phyllis Coleman Don Conroy Valerie Jean Costello Richard Course 5,1044 will? My ., .lo 53' Virginia Dean Doris De Ceunick Stanley Deckelman .l Hvfffi. Q., 'ff George Dederick Lillian Del Hoyo Leonard A. Delk Louis Desmond Herbert L. Feldmann Kathryn A. Fernandes Seraphine Fesmire Mildred Irene Fields Edward Finch Lucille Findley Alvin Flores Betsy Ioan Fordice Iudy Frey Marilyn Fusch Esther Garcia Vera Garcia Robert Gomez Mable S. Gonsalves Lois Goodwine Flora Mae Gorini ,lfllllif leannie Graham Della Ruth Hale Sara Hamel Iay Hanson Wilma May Hcxseltine Gaylord Hasselblad Don Hathaway Loraine Hawley Donna Hayes Ray Haygood Tom Hill win. J T 'WHL , ,. WW ' mff' Yi 9 ,,.,,, iQif W, Wig, Frankie Kaiihara Kathryn Kincaid Bill Koops Gene Lachenmyer Mollie lessen William C. Kennedy Mary Lois Kinney Harriett Kramer Patricia Ann Laing Erma Iohnson Ioseph M. Kennedy Betty lean Klees Gertie Kroese Ioe Chip Langdon Margaret Iones Kay C. Kimes Ieanette Knipple Virginia Kuhr Shari Lawson :KA SK. if as WS W ' Q . ing X' Wg,- . ,Y , ix? k k Q. 5' kr r,,gf2ffQ2gE2fff7 9 4 f if f it fi Lee 'Miller Art Mooshagian Mary Ann Neal Barbara Meredith Norman Miller Kenneth C. Morris Iva Nicolson Betty Lovelle Meredith Thomas Miller Tomasa Mosqueda Winnie Lou Nixon Doris Mershimer Diane Moffatt Agnes Mulder Doris Nylen A - widfffki' WAR Dorothy Potier Howard Priveit Arthur Lee Rcxmage Gilbert Rayburn jk 1 wg 5 A , - : 1:4 . 5, - VIR:- if , Qi 'I. . .f if , ix ., L .QA ,gf .L Lk A Mai 3' if 5.5 FS: 3 A ,Z fm 4 4 by Rowena Stonehocker Donald R. Swenson Frank Charles Thomas Calvin Trevett Don Strange George Ann Taylor Pinky Thrasher Donald Trumbo Walter Sutton Kenneth Terry Gail Tower Delores Turner I v jflfaillf, 'iffw 'Q1i17,'fQ11 9 4 Biff ,QQ 'iQ Richard E. Turner Don Vander Schaai Winneired I. Veldman Carol Walker Iames C. Walton Tiena Vandenberg Dorothy Van Hunnick Marian Vogel Pattianne Walker Gerry Webb Leona Vander Ploeg Alberlha Van Kekerix Edward Ward Doris Mae Wallace Marilyn lane White K . I an Q.: ' 1 x ULD 4 Patricia Williirxs Leola Grace Wimberly George Yamada Don Wilson Bill Wolford Maravene Iill Zack Louis Leon Wilson Lupe Yriarte Gerirude Zwierstra Forrest Daley C nfrvv-vf T'r V EVA E. ADAMS Excelsiorettes 1-2 Soph. Steering Comm. Fr. Chorus ROBERT ADAMS Annual Staff 3 Proj. Crew 1-4 Aud. Usher 4 Trial Flights 4 IOHNNY ALCOCK lr. Play Aud. Usher Tennis 4 Ex. Life C.S.F. HAROLD ANDERSON Council l-2-4 Ir. Steering Comm. Aud. Usher Campus Comm. IEAN L. ANDERSON Senate Campus Comm. Big Sister SHIRLEY ANDRUS Usherettes 3-4 Campus Comm. Big Sister PAULINE ANTHONY Big Sister 2-4 CLYDE ARNOLD F.F.A. Campus Comm. Campus Usher MARY ANN ARNOLD Campus Comm. 4 Trial Flights 3-4 Girls' Sports Council 3 Usherette 3-4 Chenille Club 4 ELOISE AYCOCK Sports IOYCE BALES Big Sister 2-4 DOROTHY BANDY Girls' League Congress Transfer from Kirkland, Wash. DEAN C. BARRINGER Vr. Football 3-4 lr. Play Boys' League Ex. Council Campus Usher 3-4 Big E Club 3-4 BETTY MARIE BECKHAM Campus Comm. Drill Team 3-4 Sports Big Sister ANNE BENDER St. Body Sec. Friendship Comm. Campus Comm. Orchestra l-4 C.S.F.-Sec. LLOYD I. BENSON Vr. Football 3-4 Vr. Track 3-4 Campus Ushers Senate Dance Comm. ALLEN BINGHAM Sr, Class Pres. Vr. Football 3-4 Vr. Track 2-3-4 Iudge V. Pres.-Boys' League ANNETTE MARIE BLOCKER Sr. Play Prod. Transfer from L. B. Poly 1 . Uv' 9-5 L 1-my 7:1 ' PILIITS' LUG ANNA BOCKEMOHLE Transfer from Coronado Sr. Play N.F.L. C.S.F. Big Sister BEVERLY BOLEY lr. Class Sec. Sr, Class Treas. Ways and Means Comm. Soph. Steering Comm. Choir KATHRYN BOTTEMA Big Sister IAMES B. BOYD Football 2-3-4 Track 4 Baseball 2 Stage Crew , OPAL DARLENE BRINK Nurse's Ass't. Transfer from Maurice, Iowa ENELEH BRITTEN Transfer from Claremore, Oklahoma MARIE IEANE BROWN A Capella Choir Usherette Sports Girls' Glee Club ANICE BRUGGEMAN Transfer from Fullerton MAXINE BYERS Ir. 5: Sr. Play Rally Comm. Ch. N.F.L. C.S.F. Iudge DEVONIA CADE Fr. Chorus Soph. Steering Comm. Campus Comm. 3 HOWARD CHASE Transfer from Madison, Wis. WILLIAM CLARK Campus Usher 4 Vr. Baseball Man. 4 Vr. Football 4 PAT CLARK Girls' Sports Council Ch. N.F.L.-Treas. Ir.-Sr. Plays Chenille Club Friendship Comm. IOANNE CLARKE A Capella Choir Girls' League Congress Transfer from Des Plaines, Ill. BETTY RUTH CLEAVINGER Girls' League Pres. 4 Friendship Comm. 2-3 C.S.F. Chenille Club lr.-Sr. Play PHYLLIS COLEMAN Ass't Ch. Ways and Means 4 Chenille Club 3-4 Rally Comm. 4 Annual Staff 3-4 Sr. Play NANCY ANN CUMIVIINGS Big Sister 1-4 Girls' League Congress 4 Girls' Glee Club Usherettes DON CDNROY Vr. Football 4 Campus Comm. Senator Big E Club Hall Monitor VALERIE IEAN COSTELLO Transfer from Plainsville, Ohio Choir RICHARD COURSE P.A. Crew 3-4 Campus Comm. NORMA CRANFORD Orchestra Chenille Club 4 Campus Comm. Big Sister l-3 Sports Council 4 ELIZABETH CROUCH C.S.F. Off. Sec, Big Sister CLARA CROWSON Transfer from Arkansas Big Sister ELSIE CROWSON Transfer from Arkansas FORREST DALEY Campus Comm. ARTHUR G. DAVIS Campus Ushers 4 Football EDMOND DAVIS Basketball C.S.F. Transfer from Burbank RAMONA DAVIS Soph. Class Sec. Ir. Class Treas. Campus Comm. 3 Girls' League Rep. Ir.-Sr. Play WAYNE DAYTON Vr. Football Vr. Basketball Vr. Track ludge Boys' League Ex. Council VIRGINIA DEAN St. Body V.-Pres. Campus Comm. Friendship Comm. Senate DORIS DE CEUNICK Ass't. St. Bod Son Leader Y Q Sr. Class Song Leader Drill Team Campus Comm. Girls' Sports STANLEY DECKELMAN Campus Comm. GEORGE DEDERICK Stage Crew 3-4 LILLIAN DEL HOYO Big Sister 3-4 Nurse's Ass't. LEONARD A. DELK Campus Usher Ch. Tennis 3-4 Rally Comm. Transfer from Santa Maria LOUIS DESMOND Sports Spanish Club DEE DEVER Soph. Class V.-Pres. Chenille Club Girls' League Rep. Rally Comm. C.S.F. AUDREY DE VRIES Big Sister ART DIBS. IR. Soph. Steering Comm. Ass't Yell Leader I. V. Baseball Tennis Campus Comm. GEORGE ARTHUR DIBS Ex. Life Ir. Play Ass't. St. Body Yell Leader Proj. Crew Campus Comm. MERLE DILLON Sports 3-4 OBE DOAN Vr. Football 2-3-4 Campus Usher Senate Tennis NEWELL DORLING Aud. Usher 3-4 Choir 4 GERRY DUFF DAVID K. DRAKE Vr. Basketball 3-4 Vr. Football 4 Stage Crew Senate GLEN DUYSEN C.S.F. Pres. Latin Club Pres. Basketball l-2-3 Iudge Senate BETTY IEAN EAST C.S.F. l-4 Chenille Club Sr. Steering Comm. Campus Comm. French Club IOAN EMERSON Girls' League Representatiw Senate 2-3 Girls' Special Council Campus Comm. Sr. Steering Comm. IACK ENYART BARBARA ENYEART Band Sports Latin Club C.S.F. Campus Comm. MARVIN EPP ANITA RAE EVERETT Girls' Sports Campus Comm. Ways and Means Comm. Dance Comm. Drill Team ,175 .,,,..T,,.,,,,.?. I ..7,:...,-5 ---1y:g3q-fvrwqx--nu -.. ft -..-:v- EF. ,V. '. rr - ,ef MARY ANN EVERLY Band 1-4 Sports 1-3 Chenille Club 3-4 Campus Comm. 3-4 Big Sister 2-3-4 HERBERT L. FELDMANN Vr. Tennis 3-4 Campus Comm. 4 Basketball Mgr. 2-3 Hall Monitor Soph. Steering Comm. KATHRYN ADELINE FERNANDES Fr. Steering Comm. Sports Council Girls' League Rep. Big Sister Campus Comm. SERAPHINE FESMIRE Big Sister MILDRED IRENE FIELDS Sports 3 Campus Comm. 2 Usherette 3-4 Glee Club 4 Sports Council 2 EDWARD FINCH B Football Mgr. 3 B Track Mgr. 1 B Basketball Mgr. l I.V. Baseball Mgr. l Campus Usher LUCILLE FINDLEY Girls' Campus Comm. Sports ALVIN FLORES A Capella Choir Orchestra BETSY IOAN FORDICE Campus Comm. Big Sister French Club IUDY FREY St. Body Sec. C.S.F. Friendship Comm. Ways and Means Com Ir, Play MARILYN FUSCI-I Campus Comm. 3-4 A Capella Choir 3-4 Chenille Club Sports Council 3 Drill Team 3 ESTHER GARCIA Friendship Comm. 3-4 C.S.F. Big Sister 171. V. Pres.-El Mariachi Club Usherette VERA GARCIA Usherette Big Sister Drill Team El Mariachi Club SELBY GARTNER Christmas Program A Capella Choir Comm. Art BERNADETTE GATES Fr. Glee Club Big Sister CARL DIXIE GEORGE Aud. Usher Ir.-Sr. Play Prod. Stall Campus Comm. Proj. Crew Sr. Steering Comm. PILIQITS' LUG WILBERT G. GERBER Vr. Basketball DALE GIBSON Football Track LEE GLORE Friendship Comm. Drill Team Sports Latin Club French Club GENE GOAD Campus Comm. PEGGY IEAN GOAR Sports Usherette 3-4 Hall Usher Big Sister 2-3-4 ROBERT GOMEZ St. Body Yell Leader Vr. Baseball 3-4 Vr. Basketball 4 Rally Comm. Class Otticer MABLE S. GONSALVES Big Sister 2 Campus Comm. Alt. Senate 4 LOIS GOODWINE Sports 1-4 Girls' Campus Comm. 3-4 C.S.F. A Capella Usherette 3-4 FLORA MAE GORINI Sports Council Friendship Comm. Soph. Steering Comm. Usherette Latin Club IEANNIE GRAHAM Friendship Comm, Campus Comm. Dance Comm. Latin Club-Sec. DELLA RUTH HALE Sports SARA HAMEL Campus Comm. Big Sister IAY HANSON Campus Ushers 4 Campus Comm. 3 Vr. Football Mgr. 3-4 Vr. Track Mgr. Vr. Baseball Mgr. LORAYNE HANSON Sports Campus Comm. Big Sister STAN M. HARDOS Bally Comm. Campus Usher B Football I.V. Baseball Dance Comm. VIRGINIA HARRISON St, Body Vice-Pres. Girls' League Sec. C.S.F. Vice-Pres. Sports , Friendship Comm. FRANK HART Football 2, 3, 4 Big Club Sr. Play Campus Usher Ir. Play WILMA MAY HASELTINE Drill Team Transfer from Huntington Park GAYLORD HASSELBLAD C.S.F.-Pres. Drum Major-Band Iudge Steering Comm. 3, 4 Senate DON HATHAWAY Boys' League Pres. Sec.-F.F.A. Judge Basketball Campus Usher LORAINE HAWLEY Chm. Friendship Comm. Chenille Club Fr. Vice-Pres. C.S.F. Trial Flights DONNA HAYES Drill Team RAY HAYGOOD Campus Leader 3, 4 F.F.A. Senator 2 TOM HILL Vr. Football Vr. Baseball Campus Comm. 3 ROBERT HILLSKEMPER C.S.F.-2, 3, 4 LOUISE I-IINES Ways and Means 3, 4 Hall Usher Chenille Club lr. Steering Comm. Campus Comm. 2, 3 SHIRLEY ELLEN HOLT Senate 2, 4 Ir. Steering Committee Friendship Comm. Campus Comm. Graduated in February RAY HORNEY Annual Staff Rally Comm. Campus Leader Ir. and Sr. Play Prod. Staff Senate ROY I-IORNEY B Football-Capt. I.V. Baseball Track Campus Ushers ' Senate LILA LEE HOWIE Big Sister Sports Transfer from Arkansas PEGGY INMAN Sports 3, 4 Chenille Club A Capella Choir 3, 4 Campus Comm. ' .nth v, PATRICIA ANN IRELAND Campus Comm. RUTH IACKSON Drill Team Big Sister MOLLIE IESSEN Sec. Sr. Class Ways and Means Dance Comm, A Capella Choir 3, 4 Stage Crew ERMA IOHNSON Sports l- Z Big Sister l-4 MARGARET LORRAINE IONES Choir Glee Club Sports Sr. Play FRANKIE KAIIHARA Transfer from Redondo Beach VVILLIAM C. KENNEDY St. Body Pres. N.F.l... B Football I.V. Baseball Capt. Iudge IOSEPH M. KENNEDY Freshman Steering Comm. Campus Comm. Vr. Football Big E Club KAY C. KIMES P.A. Crew KATHRYN KINCAID Big Sister MARY LOIS KINNEY Sports Campus Comm, Trial Flights Big Sister BETTY IEAN KLEES Choir Girls' Glee Club Sports Big Sister IEANETTE KNIPPLE Usherette 3, 4 Campus Comm. 3, 4 Big Sister Sports BILL KOOPS C Football 2 B Football 4 I.V. Baseball 2, 3 Vr. Football 4 HARRIETT KRAMER Debate GERTIE KROESE Dance Comm. Ch. Bally Comm. Friendship Comm. Student Body Council VIRGINIA KUHR Chenille Club Sec. Big Sister Campus Comm. Latin Club Sec. Usherette GENE LACHENMYER B Football Basketball Campus Comm. Band Track PATRICIA ANN LAING Fr. Chorus Senate Big Sister IOE CHIP LANGDON Campus Usher Vr. Football Big E Club Campus Comm. SHARI LAWSON Friendship Comm. Campus Comm. Big Sister Annual Stait Modern Dancing BARBARA Llc.:-rrroor Campus Comm. Big Sister Alt. Senator EVABELLE LONG Graduated in February CHARLES LYONS. IR. Aud. Usher MARGARET MACRAE C.S.F. 1-4 Sports Band Senate Usherette BILL MADDOX Vr. Football Sgt.-at-Arms Sr. Class Sec.-Boys' League Campus Ushers ARDYCE LORRAINE MAGGS Drill Team Sr. Play DONALD WILLIAM MAHLER Choir ROBERT MALLORY Latin Club Transier from Pierce, Neb. IENNY MANKES Sports Chenille Club Campus Comm. Big Sister WARREN MARQUEZ P.A. Crew l-4 Vr. Football Vr. Track l.V, Baseball DWAYNE MARTIN Campus Leader F.F.A. Sports IVAL MARTIN St. Body Treas. Senate Band MALCOLM MASSIE Annual Staff 3-4 Vr. Football Dance Comm. Hall Usher PAT MCBEE Band l-4 Orchestra l-4 St. Cond. Band St. Cond. C.S.F. 3-4 I. D. MCCLURE Head Yell Leader French Club Pres. Debate Squad 3-4 B Football 3-4 Ed. Ex. Lite IOAN ARLINE McCLURE BARBARA MCCORD Big Sister IAMES MCGINTY MONTE McGINTY St. Body Sgt.-at-Arms Vr. Football 3-4 Iudge Campus Comm. Campus Usher PILIQITS' LUG MARION MCKENZIE Ways and Means Ch. Chenille Club Girls' League Cab. Ed. Trial Flights Sports Council BARBARA MEREDITH Ir. Steering Comm. lr. Class Song Leader Friendship Comm. 3-4 Dance Comm. Campus Comm. BETTY LOVELLE MEREDITH DORIS MERSHIMER C.S.F. Big Sister LEE MILLER Campus Comm. Stage Crew NORMAN MILLER Sports THOMAS MILLER Football Baseball DIANE MOFFATT St. Body Song Leader 4 Iudge 4 Ass't Song Leader 3 Senator 3 Big Sister 1-3 ART MOOSHAGIAN Vr. Football 2-3-4 Vr. Baseball 2-3-4 Boys' League Pres. Soph. Class Pres. Orchestra 2-3-4 KENNETH C. MORRIS Football Baseball TOMASA MOSQUEDA Steering Comm. Usherette Drill Team Big Sister AGNES MULDER Ed. Ex. Life Pres. Chenille Club Sports Council Trial Flights Campus Comm. MARY ANN NEAL Big Sister IVA NICOLSON Sports Big Sister VVINNIE LOU NIXON Ways and Means Comm. Sr, Play lr. Play Prod. Staii C.S.F. Girls' League Rep. DORIS NYLEN St. Body Iudge Sr. Steering Comm. Ways and Means 3 Dance Comm. Campus Comm. NORMA MARIE OAKLEY Ex. Life Staff Trial Flights N.F.L. Ir. Play Prod. Stall Sr. Play Prod. Stail FRANCES LUCILLE OAKS C.S.F. Big Sister AUDREY OLIVER Sports Big Sister MELBA ORR Girls' League Rep. Steering Comm. Dance Comm. Rally Comm. Iudge MAX OVERLEY Stage Crew NEVA IEAN PHILLIPS Sports Big Sister Band Senate Transfer from Lomita, Calif. IACK POPOVICH St. Body Sgt.-at-Arms ludge Vr. Basketball Capt. Vr. Baseball 2-3-4 Boys' League Council 2-3-4 DOROTHY POTTER Transfer from L.A. High School HOWARD PRIVETT Rally Comm. Ch. N.F.L. Pres. B Football Sr. Play F.F.A.-Pres. ARTHUR LEE RAMAGE Sr. Steering Comm. Senate GILBERT RAYBURN Vr. Football Vr. Basketball Vr. Baseball Trial Flights Campus Usher EDMUND L. REED Football Mgr. 3 yrs. Baseball Mgr. l yr. Campus Leader Campus Usher Campus Comm. GENE RICHARDSON Vr. Football Councilman Campus Leader F.F.A. Officer Aud. Usher HOPE RIVERS Sports BONNIE IUNE ROGERS Ways and Means Comm. C.S.F. Chenille Club-Sec. Annual Staff lr. and Sr. Play SARAH ROMAN Big Sister El Mariachi Club Usherette SALLY ROSALES Usherette Drill Team Big Sister Pres. El Mariachi Club IAY ROUNDY St. Body Pres. Vr. Football 2-3-4, Capt. Baseball 2-3-4 Ir. Play Iudge Big UE.. LOIS MARGARET RUPP Ex. Liie IOE A. SAINS I.V. Baseball Vr. Football Campus Leader WALTER SANO A Capella Choir ALICE SCHAUL IAMES L. SCHMERBAUCH C.S.F. Steering Comm. Senate Latin Club CLYDE SHAMBURG Aud. Usher 2-3-4 Annual Stall 3-4 Ir. Play C.S.F. Latin Club MARY MARTHA SHARP Friendship Comm. Ass't Song Leader 3 Ir, and Sr. Play Usherette 3-4 Big Sister DOROTHY IEAN SHEPHERI Latin Club Usherette Big Sister lr. G Sr. Play Prod. Staff IAMES G. SHUMWAY Stage Crew Public Address Campus Usher St. Council Rally Comm. BETTY LOU SHUTTS Big Sister LOREN SOMIVIERS Transfer from Hastings, Minn. BERT RAY SPENCE Sr. Play lr. Play Aud. Ushers 2-3-4 Proj. Crew Latin Club LOU SPENCER Band 1-4 Band Sec. Big Sister EUGENE W. STANDLEY Proj. Crew Sr. Play Prod. Stati Freshman Party Latin Club DICK STEIK Vr. Baseball I.V. Baseball C Football B Football Big E Club HAZEL IEAN STEWARD Rally Comm. Steering Comm. N.F.L. ' Campus Comm. Drill Team TOM STEWART Campus Comm. SUSIE STOKER Sports Chenille Club Campus Comm. Usherette Council ROWENA STONEHOCKEI Big Sister PILIJTS' LUG DON STRANGE Campus Usher Campus Comm. Aud. Ushers Track Sr. Steering Comm. WALTER SUTTON Campus Ushers Ir. Play Prod. Staff DONALD R. SWENSON Campus Leader 3-4 Band 1-4 Campus Usher l-2-3-4 Big E Club N.F.L. BOB SWINBURN Transfer from Bristol, Tenn. GEORGE ANN TAYLOR Usherette KENNETH TERRY Salutatorian Head Aud. Usher Ed. El Aviador Campus Usher C.S.F. 1-4 Sr. Play Prod. Staff FRANK CHARLES THOMAS Aud. Usher 2-3-4 Campus Comm. Latin Club PINKY THRASHER Vr. Football Vr. Baseball Vr. Basketball Sgt.-at-Arms Ir. Class Big E Club GAIL TOWER Excelsiorettes Senate A Capella Choir Friendship Comm. C.S.F. CALVIN TREVETT Campus Comm. DONALD TRUMBO St. Council CSF. RICHARD E. TURNER Track Campus Usher Big E Club F.F.A. DELORES TURNER Big Sister Girls' League Comm. Drill Team TIENA VANDENBERG Sports Chenille Club Big Sister Campus Comm. LEONA VANDER PLOEG Campus Comm. Big Sister DOROTHY VAN HUNNICK Drill Team Transfer from Minn. ALBERTHA VAN KEKERIX Big Sister Sports Fr. Chorus VVINNEFRED I. VELDMAN C.S.F. Usherettes A Capella Choir Ir. Play Prod. Staff MARIAN VOGEL Sports Chenille Club Campus Comm. Sports Council Sec. C.S.F. EDWARD WARD CAROL WALKER Chenille Club Sports C.S.F. PATTIANNE WALKER Iudge Ir. and Sr. Play Campus Comm. N.F.L., Sec. Friendship Comm. DORIS MAE WALLACE Orchestra Choir Campus Comm. Big Sister IAMES C. WALTON Steering Comm. 2 GERRY WEBB Valedictorian Girls' League Officer Ass't. St. Body Song Leader V. Pres. N.F.l... Asso. Ed. El Aviador V. Pres. C.S.l:'. MARILYN IANE WHITE Big Sister PATRICIA WILLIAMS Ex. Life Campus Comm. Drill Team DON WILSON Vr. Baseball Vr. Basketball Ex. Life Orchestra l-2-3-4 Boys' League Council LOUIS LEON WILSON Campus Usher Spanish Club B Football LEOLA GRACE WIMBERLY Library Big Sister BILL WOFFORD Track Sr. Play Trial Flights GEORGE YAMADA Transfer from Heart Mountain, Wyo. LUPE YRIARTE Chorus Treas.-El Mariachi Drill Team MARAVENE TILL ZACK Sr. Class V.-Pres. Girls' League V.-Pres. Sr. Play Ways and Means Comm. Girls' Sports GERTRUDE ZWIERSTRA Band 2-3 Sports Sports Council Big Sister Usherette ' 1 f-.-5 -I, I-IUTUBHI-IPHS 'Il !'F I E Q sg 55 5 E Km n l E 2 if ex- I 55 , . aw Y an Standing, Left to Right: I. McCallum P. T 4-4 JUNIUB IIFFIIIEHS Betty Radle. song leaderg Pat Smith. secretary, Betty Fundin. vice-presi- dent, Harry Iacobson, yell leader, Chuck Austin. president. 1 il! STEERING. IIIJMMITTEE , urner, P. Coveney, C. Barker, L. Chassie, B. Kennedy, B. Radle, P. York, B. Lintz, P. Smith, G. Le- Gate, M. I. Swank, N. Fein, E. Kraxberger. Seated, Left to Right' P. M t . a ranga, C. Austin, H. Iacobson, T. Hess, B. Lancaster, G. VanPetten, S. Whiteside. Over three hundred industrious students who c ' ll k omprise the we - nown Iunior Class are headed by Miss Dutton and Mr. Lange as advisers Active ' ll . in a student body affairs, they have presented the school with outstanding contributions, such as the Iunior Play Iunior Danc d , e, an the traditional Iunior-Senior Prom. President Chuck Austin, with his cabinet, has kept the group going at full steam and class affairs in order. Since orange and brown are class colors, if you should see a bright orange sweater walking arou d th n e campus, the wearer is a member ol that class of '47. 5 U I. II F I. I G II 'I' Row 3: B. Laurence, M. Clark, I. Tower, L. Norman, M. Davison, I. Rigdon E. Kraxberger, L. Chassie, L. Bader, B. Austin, P. Bowell, C. Munk, D. Del Hayo. Row 2: G. Mulder, R. Anderson, R. Rottigini, C. Taylor, D. Boertje R. White, I. Maitrejean, D. Lopez, B. O'Connor, Row 1: R. Bishop, I. Laloli M. Marley, F. Daley, D. Darrol. Row 3: H. Wilson, P. York, D. Knipple, A. Harnblin, A. Martinez, I. Thorn-ell W. Walters, D. Dial, M. Dusterhoft. Row 2: G. Thomas, H. Iacobson, C Ivey, B, Daniels, E. Harris, H. Peterson, P. Hoffman, L. Rosenlol, H. Troegle Row 1: B. Sadler, B. Wager, B. Cook, H. Chezem, A. Kaufman, C. Skinner I. Overley, I. Franciosi. Row 4: M. Clark, L. Robinson, l. Schoiul, G. Le Gate, B. De Vries, B. Kennedy M. De Voss, B. Speer, S. Medina. Row 3: B. Tullis, B. Miller, R. Bennett, B Zangl, H. Larkin, D. Wall, R. Martin. How 2: I. Carter, I. Brown, R. Mitchell C. Austin, B. Beckner, F. Williams, D. Ruston, I. Bettencourt. Row 1: C Herlost, A. Hartjen, B. Laniord, B. McCaskie, G. Kissinger, R. Alderson, C Phillips. Row 5: N. Larsen, D. Flickinger, E. Norris, L. Dickerson, B. Pool. Row 4: P Herriman, F. Artezen, C. Bradley, C. Graft, D. Davis, I, McCallum, E. Holli- day. Row 3: V. Stokes, G. McNeil, E. McLane, I. Brink, E. Belcher, D. Whis- man. Row 2: A. Anderson, D. Kasserrnan, M. Marley, B. Long, C. Iacobson L. Govreau, Row 1: I. Furrer, I. Wilkinson, I. Seymore, I. Spink, D. Peck, F Hugli. Row 5: I, Walker, L. Lehman, E. Flinn, I Goar Row 4 H Alverez 'E Me dina, P. Gold, P. Pierce, P. ldom, R. Edwards V Fraga B Lee Row 3 L Hobbs, V. Ienkins, A. Furrer, A. Rogers, B See P Murrell D Smith Row 2 I. Browning, B. Buell, E. Olson, L. Cabraloif G Osborn D Cunningham N Iepson. Row 1: D. Quick, E. Whitehouse B Baker D Yoachum R Saun ders. Row 3: M. Smith, I. Boersrna, B. Fundin B Radle B Lintz H Lollar P Smith. Row 2: R. Hutchinson, C. Cooper K Cooper C Eicher C Barker Row l: H. Van Leeuwen, C. Leadbetter G Van Petten D McCornber D Dorman, B. Webb. - .. '.-h.ln.l,94f7 Row 4: H. Dykstra, I. Gowens, A. Knapp, M. Lucas, K. VanderVeen, M. Brid well, L. Fairbanks, F. Brann, N. Fein. Row 3: I. Lancaster, P. Miller, A Mead, E. Aparijo, A. Alvarado, M. Matranga, S. Uyeyama, H. Yoshidho S. Nishikawa, M. Holte. Row 2: F. Tenapel, K. Tillerson, A. Vande-rDussen B. Deal, B. Kroes, K. Nahatana. Row 1: G. Hart, M. Hamilton, R. Goar, W. Smiley, I. Whelchel, W. Van Horsen, D. Bosch, R. Barbour. Row 4 E Gritters R Rupe R Anderson, S. Iones, I. Gorzeman. Row 3: P. Hillhouse D Mills S Larsen L Marks, F. Mecum, P. Bunkle. Row 2: H. Punta B Myers M Monroe M Stanlield, M. Standley, W. Anderson. Row 1 L Cesrnat T King K Lapour I Pinheiro, R. Schnelle, S. Whiteside. Row 4 D Bustrum R Arbenz B lce Row 3: M. McKee, I. Connell, P. Blood, B Lay E Engler M I Swank F Hanna, I. Seage. Row 2: I. White, D, Bouse M Groulx B Roberts R Diebold, I. Saito, M. Mogi. Row l: D. Hun- Q ter G Deutcher G Challln R Kier B. Lewis. ,x .QJ 'ffl ,K ,RA 5 W' Q Fi' if 1 4 K 755 3: ,ll M X W Q 5 if , Ll W W. Jw Q Aiwa gfk Y, 2-'MW fi 4' , Q7 5? 5 A I JM? M299 V. L' 'K wi .V V Q ww Lx . Mai, Q f i : Q. ,, A , 2 X Q ,S , 0 fs? y y 1 N f . fi.. 3 1 ff' W ,xx .,x VZ. E 5 ffl' E gl, H 3 if gf E 'L we N z? ! 'f i ' ,lv . M if , A1 25 ig W ff 5 'S Q Af 'V 'f ' ea f:1f -V , ' 1? Lf f 1 s 'T5133ii7E4l N . , 5 V , 4 K ' T 4 , KM' QQ, . V X , - v ' Y gf 255225 A ,, s wg ,Af my , W, , - , ' 1 HPI I- , gf . A A -14, 1 ' 11. l 1 1 1 I xx ,1- gt ,. A' SUPHIIMIJHE UFFIEEH5 U.. MF, .ri 2 :Wt K DICK BARTON, President, DON HARDIN, Sergeant-at-arms, RAY MEGERLE. Yell Leader, HAZEL KINNEY. Song Leader, - LORENE OREM. Vice-President,PHYLLIS ALEXANDER, Secretary, MARGEE IEFFREY, Historian, BONNIE MULHOLLAND. Song Leader IOAN PEDEN, Song Leader. PHE-FLIGHT The Sophomore Class, now accustomed to high school lite, has proved to be high spirited and full ot initiative. Their suc- cessful Hayseed party was entertaining and amusing. Future leoiders ot our school, the Sophomores, have become a vital part ot the student body and its activities. Zesttul presi- dent, Dick Barton, has been aided by advisers, Mrs. Arellano and Mr. Ioyce. Row 4: I. Olson, M, Severn, Row 3: R. Frost, G. Cooper, P. Clark, G. Kotriik, G. Sisk, N. McPhee-ters, C. Balcom, G. Rios, I. Martinez, D. Carver, M. Venus, S. Dardy, F. Desmond. Row 2: D. Emerson, I, Filkins, O Kaufman, G. Summers, G. Busman, H, Dyar, D. Hammer, M. Yriarte. Row 1: B. Gull, L. Murray, A. Richardson, A. Viayra. . . STEERING IIIJMMITTEE Row 2: L. Hardy, M. Hellin, I. Crawford, B. Mosely, F. Maze. Row 1: D. Page, R. Phil- lips, S. Bowlin, L. Brown, L. Arredondo, G. McCormick, R. Goodro. Row 3: E. Reidseina, A. Sanchez, N. Beaver, L. Hill, A. Cruz, M, Crowson, D. Bourgeois, L. Kudo. Row 2: L. Miller, B. Mulholland, I. Peden, R. Covar- rubia, B. Malock, P. Blakely, D, Conway, A. Schmerbauch, M. Edwards, R. Yount. Row l: I. Minton, C. Finch, P. Gorzeman, A. Viayra, C. Bruggeman, D. Tanaka, I. Levy. Row 4: M. Rielkerk, B. Abercombie. Row 3: E. Murray, L. Levy, R. Vail, M. Aguaya, L. Arredondo, B. Tankersley, B. Murif, V. Bongaars, S. Brown Row 2: B. Kesser, G. Wagner, B. O'Connell, I, Oliver, P. Moore, I, B. Sher- ley, E. Wilson, D. Lillard. Row 1: N. Van Horsen, B, Rayburn, I, Shipley . Cluff. I Row 3: E. Arnold, G. Iones, G. DeGrutt, L, Gilroy, B. Canoico, S. Whitaker M. Munson, B. Dillinger. Row 2: I. Roberts, M. Lindeboom, B. Iackson, C Bullingtom, D. Callow, D. Chase. Row 1: P. Welch, I. Paull, S. Hoffman E. Ingram, A. Coots, E. Sutherland. v Row 4. L. Rodgers, L. Orem, N Click, B. Brandt, F. Burnight, P. Blakely, D. Carver, R. Holder. Row 3: B. Bennett, B. Looper, E. Warren, M. Choquette D. Clawson, A. Howell, C. McCowan. Row 2: E. Willard, L. Hardy, B. Zwirtz B. Tinder, A. Iackson, P. Lockhart. Row 1: B. Lehman, B. Porterlield, I MacHae, R. Langford, A. Holman, V. Plains, B. Krum, I. Scott, M. MacLin Row 4: D. Pardee, D. Barton, C. Councilman, E. Popejoy, P. Villela, A. Sum' ner. Row 3: S. Bouldin, M-L. Friend, I. Bowman, B, Andreoli, M. Ietfreys W. Boles, M. McDonald, F. Halverson, V. Bates, N. Hudson. Row 2: D. Alli- son, D. Lee, P. Squires, S. Harbeck, C. Nicolson. Row 1: A, Landmesser D. Sellers, I. Minton, F. Becker, B. McMillan, R. Schloss. I 1 Row 4: L. Hunter, B, Nichols, L. A. Philips, I. Tilton, C, Hinrichs, I. W, Ed- mondson. Row 3: T. Krehbiel, M. Crott, A. Bender, I. Langdon, A. Kivrizis, G. Cox, B. Guertin. Row 2: I. Dressler, B. Davis, I. C, Sweeton, I. O'Neil, I. Caruthers, D. Krause, R. Durham, I. Bucher. Row 1: M. McGinty, R. Van Antwerp, I, Palmer, P. Howard, D. Francis, I. Campagna, B, Hart. Row 4: B. Dobler, I. Letts, F. Lockey, H, Conroy, C. Olsen, V. Schultz,. Row 3: I. Duarte, E. Homo, G. Atherton, P. McCohan, I. Standifer, I, Palmer, F. Taggart, E. Ramirez, M, Iohnson. Row 2: D, Van Laar, L. Everett, N. Head, B. Meyers, P. Maitrejean, P. Ahrens, G. Newman, I. Hollingsworth. Row l: H. Chaney, R. Fukutomi, G, O'Le-ary, D. Higgins, I. Kotnik, M. Perez, B. Brunson, T. Chase, B. Ireland, Row 2: M. Hernandez, C. Marquez, L. Gouveia, I. Sakamato, I. Meek, Y. Umeda, H. De Boer, P, Mendell, L. Miller, P. Moreley, Z. Sanders, L. Walker, G. Vessels. Row 1: A. Siggson, D, Hudson, B. Maseley, E. Navarro, G. Sweet, I. Edwiger, B. Van Wagoner, H, Hettinga, G. Anderson. ? u Row 4: S. VanderVeen, L. Brown, S. Graham, P. Head, V. Brown, S. Ham- mitt, F. Koopman. Row 3: S. Hedrick, R. Knowlton, M. Wilson, I. Roberts D. Perry, T. Van Berkum, D. Allan, A. Ivey. Row 2: M. Whitmore, R. Math- ews, I. Skill, I. Adams, G. Steward, D. Hardin, E. Frankel. Row 1: T. Por- ter, B. Day, D. Mertes, H. Simpson, H. Woolley, H. Massey, O. Paxton, A Thomas, D, Kirkbride. How 5: K. Myers, I. Vander Ploeg, E. Schmidt, D. Davis. Row 4: D, Hemness M. Stone, B. Bennett, D. Buford, l. Hugli, M. Whisman, D. DuVall, M. Martin Row 3: Ft. Goodro, F. Montoya, D. Allen, T. Standley, C. Snyman, I. Robin- son, I. Porterfield. Row 2: B. Reid, I. Quinn, D. Popovich, G. Hudson, B Evink, I. Schweitzer. Row 1: I. Lippi, I. Rebello, V. Macias, M. Costa, F Kollsen, A, Alves. Row 5: E. Mulder, B. Hunsaker, N. Fanning. Row 4: T. Lopez, D. Brown, B Cox, I. Vander Hoek, I. Thomas, E. Nakatani, B. Williams, D. Steinman Row 3: M. Foutz, R. Youngblood, B. Measel, M. Lopez, I. Van Kley. Row 2 G. Phillips, B. Shimmin, E. Hooper, C. Iackson, D. Van Dam, C. Whaley Row I: L. Hickling, I. Weldon, P. Vincent. Row 4: G. Williams, M. Rhodes, B. Bennett, L. Kleinber. Row 3: I. Schmidt W. Dean, E. Iepson, M. Eason, C. Fulk, B. Hays, L. Rogers, R. Phillips, G McCormick, N. Visbeck. Row 2: K. Myers, H. Franks, M. Wood, H. Kinney N. Bell, G. Walsh, B. Means, T. Standley, E. Popejoy. Row 1: I. Matt, I. Schweitzer, R. Minson, W. Pace, D. Barton, I. Holbert, P. Britten. Row 5: E. Boyer, M. Webb, D. Brooks, L. Madsen. Row 4: L. Vance, B. Carl- bloom, I. Thornton, D. Humphriville, P. Arnold, V. Bates, B. Strange. Row 3 L. Bonneau, D. Davis, I. Bowerman, C. Lightfoot, B. Dykstra, G. Davis, D Kurtz, M. Dunbar. Row 2: I. Watson, L. Kammer, E. Hodge, I. Lister, E Buckner, H. Gorzeman, I. Snapp, C. Iackson. Row 1: D. Bradley, I. Bernard R. Sievers, B. Fouse, I. Williams, D. Corral. Row 4: N. Fesrnire, W. Smith, P. Rockwell, L. Pinkerton, I. Beckmou, B. Huitt B. McLaurie, W. Lane. Row 3: N. Turner, D. Thomas, I. Crawford, M. Dewey T. Silva, R. Strong, C. Washburn. Row 2: V. Plains, F. Gonsalves, L. Souzai O. Bettencourt, M. Martinez, G. Sano. Row 1: E. Stark, R. A. Reynolds, I Mintore, M. Heflin, D. Page, I. Clark. 1 1 l I Row 3: E. Boyer, I. Byle, D. De Arrnond, A. Coelho, D. Rangeul. West, B. Mctloch. Row 2: L. Gulman, H. Kinney, B. Boldenou, M. Rhodes, E. Bosch, N. Smith, H. Wilson. Row 1: R. Megerle, I. Schmidt, R. Saldana, I. Moore, D. Hanner, I. Roberts, W. Dwyer, P. Torena, I. Everley. Row 3: D. Dayton, A. Andrus, P. Benham, M. Seal, A. Olson, E. Metzger A. Eiler, D. Reynolds. Row 2: D. Nash, E. Day, B. Loehnert, D. Brady, H Bettencourt, M. Pinching, M. Doak. Bow 1: D. Hendrickson, H. Cheeseboro L. Bergen, E. Warinske, F. Tombs, D. Barnes. Row 3: B. Klein, A. Urich, R. Frazier, R. Mooshagian, H, LaRue. Row 2: I Nelands, I. Clock, L. Bailey, H. Buskirk. Row 1: A. Doyle, C. Woldum. l I 1 FHESHNI!-IN IJPFIEEHS RICHARD IOHNSON, President, IACKIE THOMAS. Historian LAIL IOHNSON, Treasurer, IOAN OTT, Secretary, IERRY HART, Song Leader, FRANK VICENCIA. Yell Leader, BETTY OLSON. Vice-President B!-ISIC TRAINING Row 2: I. Franciosi, S. Dingwell, R. Boyd, B, Evans, C, Riley, M. Hel- rnan, B. Haskins, B. Click. Row 1: R. I. Hill, L. Peterson, B. Reynerson, E. Gilbert, M. Hannam, M. Shenk, L, McFarlane, P. Ries, G. Hender- shot, M. I. Rogers, L. Leal. STEERING IIUMNIITTEE Eager, alert little Freshmen, we entered the portals of Excelsior, gazing in bewilderment at the many buildings. How could We get from the top floor of the Auditorium to the English Building in five minutes? lWe know now that even some Seniors have difficulty going shorter distances in that length of timell We did, however, learn to make it in record time. Soon we became adjusted to life at Excelsior and are now full-fledged Pilots. With our president, Richard lohnson, at the helm, directed by Mr. Kahm and Miss Hopper as our advisers, We held a snappy class party, exhibiting our talents on the stage of the Auditorium and serving tasty refreshments in the Girls' Gym. Carrying on the traditions established by our predecessors, we have continued the Freshman Campus Committee. Watch us the next three years! Row 5: G. Sides, R. Steward, D. Iohnson, K. Gorman. Row 4: K. Platfoot, G Lutes, R. Underwood, E. Olson, I. Burrison, L. Souza, F. Dial. Row 3: I. MC- Conaghy, I. Gonzales, I. Iohnson, D. Beck, S. Daw. Row 2: C. Riley, M. Hil- man, D. Wilkinson, L. Brown, C. Thompson, T. Stoker, F. Cockerline, I Brookhart. Row l: C. Baker, G. Lester, B. Ledbetter, B. Wolfe, l-I. Wilkinson B. Shurnway. Row 5. E. Shull, M. Robinson, D Murillo, B. Maggs. Row 4: M. Torena, C. Harp, K. Wood, N. Errecalde, S. Peabody, I. Vradenburg, S. Magana Row 3: I.. Alves, D. Gonzales, M. Penacho, A. Guitierrez, I. Vradenburg T. Simpson, I. Bibles. Row 2: F. Bartholomew, F. Vicencia, C. Wilcox D. Ivey, I. Torena, R. Downs, G. Martin. Row 1: V. Iohnson, I. Cloer. Row 4: I. Kirkpatrick, R. Daw, A. Saldivia, C. Vander Dussen, D. Edmond- son, B. Roper, A. Edwards, C. Rohlen. Row 3: M. Sano, M. Tsuyioka, C Delgado, E. Lelfler, P. Wheeler, K. Belcher, T. Van Dyke, B. Knapp, E. Reyes Row Z: I. Bagley, I. Sirbeck, H. Guzman, M. Castillo, M. Aquilar, A. Sando- val, E. Gilbert, G. Bowerman. Row 1: R. Killingsworth, S. DeHoop, M. Go- dinko, R. Edmund, I. Nieto, E. Iackson, I. Stinson, W, Costa. , l - . N , , --H W-W-,.,w,.q-,Nyw '- ,,-vgafmi-ui-pw-'1.yu-w Row 4: I. Fuller, A. Lewis, T. Ice, H. Manriquez, C. Wells, A. Keulen, W Underwood. Row 3: N. Walters, L. Bourgeois, P. Burrison, H. Schaafsma A. Hamel, D. Russo, P. Faust, M. Standifer. Row 2: E. Sain, M. Nopel, A Granada, V. Garcia, E. Ackerson, L. Avila, P, Sheehy, C. Kimes, L. Patrick Row 1: C. Bitner, I. Bulk, G. Hawkins, B. Kempton, T. Uyeda, I. Iorclan, B Evans. Row 3: H. Wilkinson, V. Meissen, C. Collis, I. Lawrenco, B. Durlin, D. Wells P. Clark, B. Ireland, B. Olsen, H. Herrera. Row 2: R. Gomez, M. Icrckson, I Southerland, C. D'Angelo, D. Phillips, R. Thompson, P, Rees, R. Webb Row l: D. Porter, E. Kuiper, I. Saragosa, B. Davis, G. Dean, P. Hickey, G Van Skuksum, L. Buckley. Row 3: B-I. Dawson, M. Clark, V. Bonner, G. Neal, I. Iames, S. Bishop, L Blackie, I. Tibbett. Row 2: A. Cardoza, F. Pleifer, I. Morse, E. Gonzales M-A. Poteet, V-I. Elgersma. Row 1: E. Amezcua, D. Malain, C. Taylor, L Ferry, D. Winton, L. Reynolds, M. Tull, B. Martin, F. Blodgett, A. Carter. Row 3: R. Dickerson, I. Holliday, B. Sharp, G, Newcomb, M. Gibson, B. Long L. Barba. Row 2: R. Ogier, K. Miller, R. Van Dyke, E. Lawson, L. Wiersema B. Van Dyk, R. Del-loop. Row 1: B. Blood, P. Van Spanje, Y. Munoz, F, Zava- la, I. Cabrol, C. Topham, I. Franciosi, R. Ieffredo. Row 5: P. West, I. Thomas. Row 4: M. Mulholland, F.Herington, E. Brauer D. Steward, M. Virgin, B. Mendell, L. Eytchison. Row 3: B. Breid, I. Ott, R Mulder, P. Lockwood, V. Hillskemper, S. lnksier, I, Stinson, D. Reitkirk Row 2: I. Brooks, L. Kaylor, P. Miller, C. Levy, N. Du Bosch, D. Bluhm, B Barker, N. Graft. Row 1: H. Shipley, I. Anderson, R. Boyd, P. Ogilve. Row 4: M. Coleman, D. McCaskie, B. Lopour, M. Schemberger, I. La Point D. Doyle, C. Wilson, B. Heinemann. Row 3: I. DeLarge, I. l-larsha, D, LeLaie B. Ellis, B. Haskins, D. Tomkinson, D. Fisher. Row 2: K. Terry, B. White R. Anderson, R. Martinez, G. Deeds, B. Iohnson. Row l: G. Hansford, D Iobe, D. Cook, C. Ross. 'Y ---vw Row 4: B. Pool, M. Magnuson, S. Coots, B. Ralls, P. Clark, D. Churchill. Row 3: H. Soldivia, S. Novitake, H. Medina, M. Hudson, I. Cotter, M. Han- nam, B. Thomas, A. Gillett. Row 2: I. Iohnson, H. Boon, I. Brink, G. Hinder- shot, M. Speight, I. Roberts, F. Spears. Row 1: A. Rethwich, B. Rodgers, B. Daniels, H. Farley, I. Cottrell, D. Polly, E. Martensen, D. Stukas. Row 4: R. Viestra, I. Letts, L. Kruidhot, L. White, N. Darnold, K. Wade, D. Knowles, I. Eveland, R. Williams. Row 3: I. Sullivan, I, Puetz, M. Muller, M. Delfenbaugh, C. Heida, F. Allen. Row 2: E. Dingwell, A. Bergsma, B. Waldrip, B. Ely, E. White. Row 1: P. Vande-rharn, C. Martin, D. Walton, I. W. Pebworth, B. Roody, D. Fiesler. Row 2: B. Bliss, M. Shenk, C. Vande-rmeer, C. Cotta, I. Posthuma, N. Del Hoyo, H. La Fleur, A. Avila, A. Stone, R. Leal, B. Turner, M. Dalton, A. Hofstra, D. Connel. Row 1: I. Decker, P. Torrez, D. Wassenaar, C. Van Vliet, C. Yanes, B. Tayles, I. Gengler, K. Bennett. I Row 3: D. Wilkinson, L. McFarlane, M. Skinner, I. Higgs, D. Leal, L. Leal, L. Skelton, K. Broughton, D. Hutchinson, E. Ferguson. Row 2: B. DeGroat, A. Knifien, K. Mulder, I. Murrel, D. Lester, P, Bowen, I. Hague, W. Ianes, I. Kruidhot. Row 1: L. Billingsley, W. Craft, F. Krie- ger, B, I-laakma. Row 3: D. Thomasson, D. Murillo, V. Armor, M. Applebury, L. Iohn- son, N. Piercy, D, McCaskie, I. Les- lie, I. Francis, A. Endies, I. Palmer, I. Iackson. Row 2: G. Smith, I. Heg- ner, M. Trayer, B. Haskins, P. Hick- ey, R. Iohnson, H. Ienkins, B. Click, S. Langford, D. Mills, I. Wright. Row 1: M. Rosenquist, P. Brown, B. Shumway, D. Page, T. Zangl, R. George, P. Bartels, R. Krause, G. Wainscott, P. Ogilvie, I. Schrolder, Row 3: B, Denson, S. Hoem, H. Bak- ker, M. Wilson, l. Holliday, G. Klees, I. DeVries, R. Eberhardt, A Schaap. Row 2: D. Seavy, V. Iack- son, L. Palmer, L. Alves, I. Orr, D Maggs, M. Spencer, D. Ellis, B Kempton. Row 1: E, Martensen, R Mix, S. Olivas, D. Eiter, G. Swin- grover, T. McQuillin, A. Estrella 1 Q if . X: .Hmm fa if 4555 5 w wr X Q1 A A eg? - .5 . ima F, , n , Wm, . ,. . 'A2, ' . . V Q M as fy ' . X ' g Q, Q Q .3 X 1 '55 . 5 -ww .. .J is fw mm Vik v L X 51 'SY' :i LX . f Y- . ' 2- Wiki: - .FT s ' iw- 'fl 4' f i? ?,T:.,.- mag? J .Q 1 ' W W 51 ,S W. A X .f ' ' 1, X - EQ X, .Qi x Lx 'mf vi . w . N 5, d 5 1' .gm , ,..x-X Vx- - 3... K, .A . Q. w: ' A 4 f W S V . . w . J, . ' I 3 3 is . fi I Q M., A hx . s is ,Q Mr S? ev EX 'J ' 5 5 - , ,..,.,.7 . f fs x,', .W Qin? ' . .Q fi QQ Pr' ' sf Nb rf 1? ii x 14 Q mv' K 965 4 W 5 4 , .. W- i + x U , , H+ . f My 'f . +A We 1? A kin 5' RQ AQ' W A QE w 5 al nm K K. R 1, Y mn .ik . A5 wk ,. A ::. Q . h Q -' Y A-, W h MM ,. - X ..g , M. fb 5 . K . Wit.. .5 by .L 'F r?5f'::S5'5I:f 'fE? - 'Z:,5 F'1E.1 E , .,,. . EN Bllllli THREE SEHVIEE MUSIE PUBLIEATIUNS LANGUAGES SPIIHTS IIHSANIZATIUNS PLAYS 1 1 1 x SAININS ALTITUIJE MH EHEW UHDEHLIES SIELS' EIEST SEMESTER EAMPU Managed differently than ever before, the Girls' Carn- pus Cornmittee, made up of only twenty girls under Ern- ily Engle-r, functioned with smooth efficiency. BUYS' EIHST SEMESTER EIIMMITTEE The Boys' Campus Com- mittee, under Chuck Austin and Ray Horney, was aided by the Girls in excluding from the hcdl students that were eating and in Watching the lines crt the candy store. This system has proved very successful in helping to keep our campus clegn gnd gt- trcctive. xs SIHLS'SEEUND SEMESTER BUYS'SEEUNU SEMESTER N 1 n l Il MP S USHEH5 Coming through With flying colors this year are the Campus Ushers, setting a high standard by maintaining order at basketball and football games, also enforcing boundaries. The commanding officers for first semester were lay Roundy and Leonard Delk, 1 A DITUHI Mi SHEH5 The fellow standing at the auditorium door with that b' right green and white badge was one of Kenneth Terry's hard working auditorium u h s ers. Besides ral- lies and school assemblies, they ushered tor the M d ' on ay night forums, the Iunior and Senior plays and all ' movies. Assisting at night performances were the vivacious usherettes headed by Gail Tower. 1 9? if I arf if in ...f-vryf'-,.f W . --V vm SH HPS AN PL T5 When We hear a roll of the drums and a blare of the trumpets, we know our Band is on the march again. Their pace, set by Mr. Lunde and student direc- tors, Gay Hasselblad and Pat MCBee, the Band Went through novelty arrangements and routines for both day and night games. Powerlul rendition of school songs, provided song leaders and songsters with the best in rhythm at games, rallies, and assemblies. By no means least of the honors of these smartly attired green and White musicians, was the oppor- tunity to play at the Coliseum with other select marching bands. MAIORETTES Lola Wright, Lorene Orem, Colleen McCowan 5 T E v N EXEELSIUH DRUM MAIOR Gaylord Hasselblad STUDENT DIRECTORS Gaylord Hasselblad-First Semester Pat McBee-Second Semi iaviwaux Q MSF Svhuug, fx E S? if , m 5 ' N . Q? ' f A 'f:2 iY',?XXa WZ 5 'E A35 ' ,I,,V cAKa H : 2 Q Y Q 1 - j fa B a , M 3 9. , ,, 9f 1 gif ' gy l Z r- A1 S? i .-'?,Lv 1 4m,A iw iw .h mi Q , I . L.L l . ,x V 1. Xian 8 I 1 Tb 1' T ' 3 s ' ' X 8 ' MOL. , I f ma .J 2 K' WR S J , 5 . . il'5l ?1s ai in 'valid iq, 4 +1 3 if i hifi fi g FIRST SEMESTER SONG LEADERS FIRST SEMESTER YELL LEADERS Ieanette Boersma, Betty Fundin, Diane Mottatt, Bob Gomez, George Dibs, I. D. McClure, Doris De Ceunick, Gerry Webb. Art Dibs, Harry lacobson. SUNG I-IND YELI. LEADERS With twirling green and White pcm-poms, high steps, and the rhythmic dances of their snappy routines, Excelsiors attractive Song Leaders have added spirit and zest to our rallies and games. With the same enthusiasm and vigor, our peppy yell leaders have received the lull co-operation ot the students in making the rafters ring in the auditorium and gymnasium and in resounding out to the field to cheer the team members on to victory. DRILL TEAM DRILL TEAM SECOND SEMESTER YELL LEADERS: SECOND SEMESTER SONG LEADERS: Ray Mooshagian, Bob Gomez, Ronnie Frazier Sue Larsen, Betty Radle, Sammie Carmack Y , With its variety ot string, wood, and brass instruments, our Orchestra proved itself an active, energetic group. Participating in many assemblies and furnishing musical enjoyment at the plays, it is perhaps best remembered by ' the Seniors when from the auditorium stream the traditional measures ot Pomp and Circumstancef' The band, the orchestra, and vocal groups pro- duced a delightful Spring Swing. Sopranos, seconds, and altos in close harmonyll Singing to their hearts' content, these girls B I R L E H U B I 5 T E H 5 are always an inspiration to others. They sing everything from tilting polkas to romantic love ballads. l Z -. -. -.. . .....1...WM-- ,fm f. ,.i.,, . . . A , ,. . A' EAPELLA EHIJIH Sopranos, altos, tenors, baritones, bassesfall harmonizing to bring color and beauty to Excelsiors active music department, comprised our A Capella Choir. Directed by Mrs. Yates, they rendered beautiful arrangements lor the annual Christmas Program and the reverent beauty ol Baccalaureate. Blos- soming in full color, the vocalists added charm to the Spring Swing, to say nothing of their Various quartets and soloists who aided our spicy rallies. Hats oft to these musical geniuses who bring music appreciation closer to EXcelsior's Airmenl TABLEAU FROM CHRISTMAS PLAY iv 'V H, ff? ' 'Q I 'vw 24 TV' :U.'.'f7?Wf'ftfQ2il Q'1fY?5f'7I1'F'4f ' ' I A .Q . . ,. , , . l I IHME SIIHUI. HS Starting out the year, the C. S. Ffers sponsored a wonderful dance, the Brainy Brawl. When the first semester was over, the 'Brains' Club acquired the largest membership in the Chapters history. Sealbearers' lamps were awarded to more graduating Seniors than ever before from Chapter 76 of this state-wide honor society. Among the year's activities, arranged by Mrs. Lowe and the officers, the Scholarship Society attended the traditional district meeting at Fullerton. Later most members went to the Biltmore to see the gay stage play Harvey, FIRST AND SECOND SEMESTER MEMBERS OF CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION 2UK.'K -i -1. ..Y. PILUT PHUP!-lli HA AGNES MULDER, Editor Gathering all the campus news, digging up the dirt, and meeting the ever present deadline-these tasks were efficiently performed by the LIFE Staff under the guidance of Miss Day, a newcomer to Excelsior' this year. The life of the LIFE was I. D. with humor-and corn-aided by Bill's two cents worth. Editing-in-chief the first semester was tall, blonde Aggie Mulder, Managing Editor, Don Ruston, Advertising Manager, Dee Dever, Circulation Man- ager, Bill Kennedy, Page 2 Editor, Marjorie Stand- ley, Page 3, Diane Moffatt, Sports Editor, I. D. Mc- Clure, Girls' Sports, Sally Medina, Photographer, lanice Seage, Feature Editor, Delores Knipple, and last but not least, Miss Day. Group One: Eleanor Eiter, Norma Oakley, Page l assist- ant, Don Wood, Associate Sports Editor, Bill Kennedy. Circulation Manager, Don Ruston, Managing Editor, lanice Seage. Photographer, Mariorie Standley, Page 2 Editor. Group Two: Agnes Mulder, Editor, Delores Knipple. Feature Editor, Diane Moffatt, Page 3 Editor, Sally Me- dina, Girls' Sports Editor, Dee Dever, Advertising Man- ager. I. D. McClure, Agnes Mulder, Mariorie Standley. E IIE L 5 I I1 H FIRST SEMESTER I. D. MCCLURE, Editor SEEIINH SEMESTER Norma Oakley, Page 1 Editorg Delores Knipple, Pages 4 and 5 Editor: Sally Medina, Pages 3 and 8 Editorg Don Wilson. Sports Editor. Group One: Delores Knipple: Iack Carter. Page 4 assistantg Don Wilson: Bill Kennedy, Has Been fottice bOYl: Don Ruston, Associate Sports Editorg Don Wood. Circulation Editorg Pat Turner, Associ- ate Editor, Pages 3 and 8, Group Two: Ianice Seage. Photographerg Diane Moffatt. Managing Editorg Dee Dever, Advertising Managerg Marjorie Standley, Associate Editor Page lg Sally Medina: Norma Oakley. ln spite of an extremely early deadline, the EL AVIADOR staff, inspired by Editor Kenneth Terry, worked happily, although bumpily along the road to the printers. Clyde Shamburg hit one of the biggest bumps with his responsibilities of taking care of 'lluscious greenbacksu and hundreds of cards on file. When headaches became too tierce from 'loverworkf' there were always the boys' tennis matches to watch from the windows of Room 62 in spite of loud protests from efficient Miss Sherzer, new adviser to the annual staff this year. Veterans in the annual business proved to be Seniors, Kenneth Terry, Gerry Webb, Phyl- lis Coleman, Clyde Shamburg, and Malcolm Massie, with Bonnie Rogers, Shari Lawson, and Ray l-lorney also representing the class of '46, KENNETH TERRY GERRY WEBB Editor Associate Editor man, Iunice Seuge. Sue Larsen. Malcol Massie. Clyde Shamburg. lack Potter. Dolores Mil Ray Horney. Gerry Webb, I. W. Edmondsc Kenneth Terry. Mac McGinty, Phyllis Colt .. ..., .W E,.-,...,-,,... W--- .- -. I. .W. Edmondson, Sophomore Assistantg Malcolm Massie, Faculty Editor, Mac McGinty, Sophomore Assist- ant, Dolores Mills. Girls' Sportsg Kenneth Terry, Editor, Clyde Shamburg. Business Manager, Gerry Webb. Associate Editor, Iack Potter, Art Editor, Sue Larsen, Activities, Ianice Seage, Photography, Ray Horney, Photography. I-lVI!llJUH TBI!-ll. FLIGHTS Gathering and binding tof gether what the Excelsior mas- ters ot literary art were inf spired to write during the year 1945-1946 was the task ol the Trial Flights statt. Working hard at their chosen task the stall, with the leader- ship ol Marion McKenzie, worked hard typing and proof- reading to meet their deadline and turned ovt an outstanding book. To the staff, assisted by Mr. Reeves, goes much Credit for discovering student talent. I. Tilton, L. Chassie, F. Brand, D. B:ooks. A Mulder, P. Klamroth, A. Arnold, S. Medina T. Krehbiel, B. Brandt, M. McKenzie, B. Click B. Girton, G. McCormack, B. Wollard, D. Al lison. N. Oakley, I. La Pointe, I. Bowman B. Loehnert, D. Hunter. Iuniors, Sue Larsen, Dolores Mills, lack Pot- ter, and Ianice Seage, stood their ground with flashy orange sweaters. Sophomore assistants, I. W. Edmondson and Mac McGinty turned out some mighty snappy Write-ups. At last the staff settled down to await with as much anticipation as the rest of the student body the 1946 EL AVIADOR. Left to Right: L. Miller, D. Francis, L. Cesmat, K. Kimes, R. Course, W. Marquez, I. Shumway, I. STAGE IIHEW PUBLIC ADDRESS The Public Address crew worked faitl fully in setting up and taking down equip ment to bring the voices of Excelsior students to all. Under the able guidanc of Mr. Farnum, they played music fc noon dances and set up address systerr for games. They have assisted in mal ing life at Excelsior even more enjoyable Made up of both hardeworking boys and girls, the Stage Crew helped produce the lunior and Sen- ior plays, rallies, assemblies, and other events that were on Excelsior's calendar. Under the direction of Mr. Greenwood, this indispensable group lent at- mosphere and beauty to Excelsior's stage by run- ning the curtain, building elaborate sets, and chang- ing scenery. if! PHUJEETIUN EHEW Assisting Mr. Yost in running the camera for audio-visual edu- cation motion pictures at Excelf sior, are members ot the Projece tion Crew. To say the least, their services are appreciated, tor what would school be like without movies? ARTISTS Top Row: L, Miller, M. Dewey, I. Levy, D. Lapour, R, Horney, B, Adams, E. Standley, Bottom: I. Kirkpatrick, R. Anderson. Clever, attractive posters in brilliant, gay colors add lite to Excelsiors bulletin boards and call student attention to the current activity. Responsible tor the appealing and effective advertising of our organizations are artistic Mrs. Lowe and her commercial artists. SPANISH CLUB Los Diablitosf' meaning the little devils, has been very active this year, lames White and Emily En- gler have served as president and vice-president of this club, which in- cludes both second and third year students. Attractive membership pins have been selected. The group gave some parties and took an inter- esting trip to a Spanish theater, Where they thoroughly enjoyed themselves. FBENCH CLUB Headed this year by I. D. McClure, president, and Pauline York, vice- president, members from second and third year French classes have called themselves Les Parisiensf' Wear- ing appropriate new pins, the French enthusiasts have given their whole- hearted support to all group activi- ties. ln their undertakings they have been guided by Mademoiselle Slette. LATIN CLUB EXcelsior's Latin Club, US. P. Q. R. is made up of students enrolled in second year Latin. This year they have had two parties, one in March, the other in May. First year students served as slaves at these affairs. Pontitex Maximus, president to you, I. W. Edmondson has led this group through a great deal of fun and much success with the help ot lin- guistic Miss Hughes. BUY? ,,,...., .-V - - V - - EXIIELSIIJH VI!-ITIJHS LEAGUE Row 1: A. Mooshagian, R. Martin, D. McComber, D. Wilson, I. Roundy, A. Bingham, I. Popovich, D. Hathaway, A. Urich. Row 2: K. Terry, R. Moosliagian, B. Maddox, D. Bouse, D. Barrinqer. Despite the many drawbacks ot the year, that unpredictable Boys' League didn't slack a bit in putting over the many League activities. These activities are designed to offer more and better opportunities lor character building and service to the school. BIH'TH The men who earn their letters on the varsity teams automatically become members of the glorified Big HE Club. lt is these men who go around Wearing little green E pins. The club settles many problems concerning athletics and is invaluable to Excelsior's spirit. Membership in the club de- mands the highest standards of physical, moral, and scholastic qualities. And as you see, we have many Big E men at Ex- celsior. Row 1: E. Richardson, B. Maddox, A. Thrasher, I. Langdon, G. Ray- burn, H. Iacobson, A. Mooshagian, F. Hart. Row 2: W. Marquez, B 'l'urner, A. Bingham, L. Benson, R. Rottigni, G, Hart, W. Dayton, C Phillips, D. McComber, C. Herbst. Row 3: L. Delk, M. McGinty, I Browning, I. Boundy, B. Gomez, I. Popovich, G. Van Petten, L. Des- mond, D. Steilc. E EELSIUH A IATHIX Pat Clark. Sports Council Chairmang Betty Cleavinger, Presidentg Virginia Harrison, Secretaryp Iill Zack, Vice-Presidentg Gerry Webb, Activity Chairrnang Loraine Hawley. Friendship Conimitteeg Emily Engler, Sergeant-at-Arms. A new body at Excel- sior this year is the Girls' Congress. This organiza- tion is representative of all girls in school since each physical education period elects its represen- tatives. Problems of gen- eral interest to girls are considered by the Con- gress. The Girls' League did a remarkable job in upholding old tradi- tions this year with Bet- ty Cleavinger and Miss Tombs heading all ac- tivities. Assisting in the formulation of plans and heading commit- tees to carry out the ideas, were members of the Cabinet. As always, the Girls' League re- mains the most exclu- sive girls' organization on the campus. GIRLS' A LEAGUE EIHL5'EUNEHE55 - f 'R i A H 1' 4 'l'9'l51f 9E '7W'5- VW EUMMITTEE , Wife., , c 1 Row 1: F. Gorini, P. Clark, B, Fundin, I, Boersma, M Swank. Row 2: I. Tilton, P. Hillhouse, S. Lawson, I. Frey, G. Tower. Row 3: L. Orem, L. Hawley, M Sharp, P. York, V. Harrison, G. Le Gate, P. Smith, A, Bender. wwf ' Row 1: M. Smith, M. lessen, M. McKenzie, G. Webb. Row Z: B. Rogers, B. Coen, I. Zack, B. Myers, L. Hines, W. Nixon. Row 3: M. Monroe, I. Frey, H Dykstra, P. Coleman. FRIENDSHIP EUMMITTEE WAYS AND MEANS Smiling laces and teas galore, produced by Loraine Hawley and her Friendship Commit- tee, brightened hilarious friendship week and the long, mad evening of the Hi links. EHENILLE CLUB Ways and Means, more active than ever be- fore with Marion McKenzie as its head, walked up and down the bleachers with doughnuts, peanuts-eanything until this terrible sugar shortage is over and once again we shall eat Hershey bars. ,L ,. dvi' : '55?LN Q . we-a,,...., H-21':4+-.. '-.,,-wal, my The Chenille Club niembers, those girls who wear green sweat- ers with a large green and white awards for their athletic ability, the first semester elect- ed Aggie Mulder as their president and handled the basketball play day with Wilson very well. ln the sec' ond semester, with Mary Ann Everly as president, a play day with lordan was held and a group of Chenille Club members redecor- ated the Girls' League Room. Q 5 K' 1 Kita ,Aw f ww-at W .r- Mgfw 'gif S 5 wr, ga HQ M' Ni If 'F A ef 1' ' W k ..-Vg Q A my by .!::.J::, ' . L M 'zgfzifv 5 ' X - is f ' . W J k Playing a vital part in the lives of many Excelsior speech enthusiasts is the National Forensic League. Coached in debating, oratory, declamations, and other types of speech situations by capable Mr. Hanks, the N. E, Lfers I have placed high in many contests. I' I-I E A few speakers who have distinguished themselves this year have been - the following: Howard Privett, president, has been a representative of Excel- sior in numerous events, 'winning high honors in the F. F. A. speech contest. ln the American Legion contest top honors went in order to Gerry Webb, P IJ T 5 Tommy Krehbiel, and Stanley lones. Eunice Norris is an up and coming lunior. By making trips to a large number of high schools and universities in Southern California, the Forensic Leaguers have carried the name of Excel- II E B E sior far, N.F.L. Officers: David Hunter, Treasurer, Put McBee. Outstanding debaters: Howard Privett. I. D. McClure, Sergeant-at4Armsg Gerry Webb, Vice-President, Max- Gerry Webb, David Hunter. ine Byers, Secretary: Howard Privett. President, - 3 E Q 5 ? 'V W :,: , .. ,,...,,.NM1? f x ,P Q Q.. 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Bridesmaids: Nellie Fein, Mary lane Swank, Elizabeth Kraxberger, Myr- lene Holte, Betty De Vries. Ushers: Phil Matranga, lack Carter, lack Brown, Chuck Austin, Chester l-lerbst, Father: Bill Beckrler JU IIJHS PEHFIIH . Audience in their seats, the house lights are dimmed, there goes the curtain on the lunior's exciting mystery-comedy, Three Dots and a Dash. Telling ot a young newly wedded couple who go to New York on their honeymoon, this exciting spy plot was enacted by David Hunter Cmatl and lerry Deutcher as lerry Stantield who has a tough time trying to keep his wite, Polly CPat Smith Cmatj and Eilie Engler calm during those hectic experiences of Aunt Effie and the terrible German Major Von Ulm. With two casts, the Iuniors, under the ex- pert coaching of Mrs. Thomas, really deserve the praise ot the student body, therefore, or- chids go to the Iuniors for a trimuphant curtain call. Bllllli FUUH FUIJTBI-XLL Q YI , 5 BASKETBALL k+F P' BASEBALL if Q TENNIS Q Q 'rmxlzli GIBL5'5PUHT5 5 . .mg , we Llfsfn QQ 'S 5 4' 'E Hf , .',L. 5 l 'm x'.,5Uff! mg ' W X, - , M, -K D 5 7 is AIHME Row 1: Dayton, Drake, Austin, Richardson, Langdon, Beverage, Dickerson, Nipp, Strong, Beclcner, Row 2: Cook, Browning, Sains, Van Petten, Miller, Conroy, G. Hart, Chaffin, Willard, Hardy, Dyer. Row 3: Maddox, Doan, Smith, F. Hart, McGinty, Rottigni, Thrasher, Roundy, Bingham, Benson, Barringer, Mooshagian, Rayburn. Row 4: Coach Ashton, Coach Maxham, Kotnik, Marquez, Kennedy, Lamford, Potter, Hill, Mitchel, Hanson, Mgr., Reed, Mgr. COACH ASHTON COACH MAXHAM I. ROUNDY A. THRASHER fs.. iw fda MJ7 747 dn EH-lJIJW BUYS For the third year in a row the San Gabriel Valley League championship has been won by the Excelsior Varsity. This League was again taken by a fast and tricky team under' the coaching of Mr. Robert Ashton and Mr. Floyd Maxham, The Pilots started their season by taking the two pracice games with ease and then by running over their first two League games. The fifth game of this year was the first game the Pilots had lost in two years of outstanding football playing. The biggest thrill of the year was the game with Whittier. The Excelsior Airmen ran circles around the Cardinals and defeated them with a high score. Traveling to Calexico to meet a tough team, the indestructible Pilots took the last game of their well- played season. 4 EXCELSIOR ST. ANTHONY EXCELSIOR COMPTON EXCELSIOR COVINA EXCELSIOR MONROVIA EXCELSIOR MARK KEPPEL EXCELSIOR MONTEBELLO EXCELSIOR WHITTIER 2 EXCELSIOR CALEXICO A 25' Q T M A aww uwwmwww x r 'P' uf ix fx m , A if -.-.f.-X -.sa L-1 ...L N, 'Jaw V 1 P ,4 -.s .. -0 g- .S xii? W? ii '32 46,631 W 'L XS ? , M .kb., , ,.: . E , uw S ,ayww-vi WU -,K .N , V, ,, .V ff... W M 4:7 z Ax Q x .wg E if , wr 2 .1 ' 'Y J x Q., . W . .1 gm gf 435u.,A'Q Y , s.a ww ie : 113 'Vw ,NNX mi Vi .V N 'ii lfwiw . QW NL Q A f X 5 , Sb view V: Q 328. -A Q M W QQ KW wgkgk Warren Marquez Art Mooshagian Don Peck, Mgr. Monte McGinty Gene Richardson Ed Reed, Mgr. Iay Hanson, Mgr. Rina Rottigni Gil Rayburn Ioe Sains Gaynor Van Peiten I' V-' '! qw, . . Row 1: F. Montoya, A. Saldivia, D. Callow, H. Woolley, C. Snyman, H. Larkin, D. Ruston, R. Tullis, C. Yanez, B. Hart. Row 2: E. Mitchell, Mgr., B. Lanford, A. Coots, T. Chase, G. Kissinger, B. Portertield, D. Cunningham, I. Felipe, S. Hardos, I. D. McClure, R. Reynolds, I. Boyd, B. Day, O. Paxton, E. Finch, Mgr. Row 3: Coach Iensen, H. Simpson, H. Perkins, I. Wilkinson, D. Saunders, B. White, R. Arbenz, I. Brown, D. Higgins, R. Mooshagian, R. Frazier, D. Wood, C. Taylor, M. Costa, I. Robinson, R. Thomas, P. Torena, B. Lehman, R. Martin, B. Kennedy, E. Hooper, D. Boast, H. Amezcua, D. Steik, B. Koops, G. Steward, D. Hardin, I. Campagna, I. Dressler, T. Porter, I. Seymoure, W. Cummings, E. Stark, A. Lawrenzo, D. Hathaway, R. Horney, Captain. ensen BEE FUUTBALL With the largest turnout in the history of Excelsior, Coach Ernie Iensen had the workings of a championship team. lt was the second championship team in three years. Aided by good raw material and the strategy ot Coach Iensen, the team functioned as one of the best middle weight teams Excelsior has had. Headed by captain Roy Horney and many other out- standing players, such as Dick Steik, most valuable player, the team came through victoriously. Roy Horney Dick Steik yi. I wi y uua 5 M Row 1: B. Kennedy, T, Chase, B. Porterlielcl, T. Porter, E. Stark, I. Felipe, D. Hathaway, D. Steik. Row 2: R. Martin, 0. Paxton, R. Tellis, I. D. McClure, I. Boyd, H. Simpson, I. Robinson, E. Hooper. I. Campagna, B, Day, D. Har din, B. Lehman, I. Seymoure, D Cunningham, D. Bouse, B. Lan ford, N. Cummings, H. Amez cua, G. Steward, A. Coots. fer 'X .,Excelsior 3 SIIUHES xcelsior 14 14 Excelsior 12 Excelsior 6 Excelsior 6 Excelsior l9 Excelsior 6 wi - ., Bu tsp fly t H H I lily EQ , Higgins, A Laurence B A Z . R.. Thomas G Kissinger D Tl' M il gm I, Dressler D Callow . W I IK 0 Reynolds B Koops C Taylor fl' 1 I ' I ' gb .Q 'ELM my W , ,Mi 1 JST ,M L.. 514 kgs I 1 v I 3 1 SEIJHES Excelsior U Mark Keppel Excelsior U Alhambra Excelsior 7 Whittier Excelsior 12 Mark Keppel Excelsior l 4 Alhambra Excelsior 20 Whittier EEE FIIIJTBA Perez, B. Blood, C. Skinner, B. Lewis, M Hetlin, I. Carruthers, P. Howard, A. Urich. Coach Boss put in his call tor the younger boys ot Excelsior and was greeted by a large number of midgets from which he created a very good team, The fighting CEES of Excelsior fought a tough league and took second place by winning two games, tying two and losing two. With the yells of the crowd we learned that Cliff Skinner, the co- captain and most valuable player, had gone over for a touchdown, Whiz and another touchdown was performed by Manuel Perez, the other captain of the team. With these two men and many other valuable players on the squad it is little wonder that the CEES took second place. Row 1: D. Louis, N. Gardina, M. Yriarte, F. Vicencia, D. Van Dam, R. Van Antwerp, I. Adams. Row 2: C. Skinner, H, Ienkins, W. Klamroth, I. Torena, I. Palmer, I. Hammontree, P. Howard, P. Van Dick, B. Mosely, F. Blodgett, M. Perez. Row 3: Coach Ross, F. Williams, Mgr., M. Dillon, F. Colunga, B. Ellis, I. An- derson, A. Urich, M, Hetlin, I. Nelson, D. Bartholomew, D. Emerson, B. Kempton, B. Klein, Mgr. Row 4: B, Lewis, E. Patrick, T. Stoker, B, Blood, P. Lockhart, C. Iaclcson, I. C. Sweeton, I. Cathay, G. Swingrover, R. Daw, I. Carruthers. ...B .-A , D. Emerson, B, Van Antwerp, F. Blodgett, M. l3 O 7 32 l 3 6 LI. 'Wlmrr vi ,Wig .' - . 'J-MMD' .tifl lI .4983 I - I nh h 1 . 0 . s. X. I Q. ,Jam .. My .s l . in W5 mx, - 'AMN . .. .- , . fs-t Left to Right: W. Gerber, B. Gomez, I. Popovich W. Dayton, G. Chafiin, G. Smith, M. Vander Weerd, I. Furrer, I. Clock, oots, gr., I. C wtord, Mgr. Summers, D, Wilson, V. Plains, D. Drake, D. MCC mber, I. oundy, D. VARSITY DHIBHLEHS Although the Varsity basketball team Won no championship this year, they won but one of their League games. The team members showed a display ot ability that should give high hopes for Excelsior next season. Led by Captain Iack Popovich, the team was coached by Mr. Maxham, a newcomer to the Pilots' athletic program. Gene Chalfin lim Clock I-2:-H, ' ww'vr'-Wsfr Coach Floyd Maxham Iack Popovich Art Thrasher Wayne Dayton David Drake Iohn Furrer gg, . ,,,, .. F31 iw' 'Nasa ' ' wiv if' . if f f .Ll lY . EH is, Q f S'f5' .I K, I fm,gZ,w 4 ,,AV Q p A ix Wilbert Gerber Don McComber lay Roundy George Summers Bob Gomez Vernon Plains Delbert Smith Marion Vander We-erd SEUHE5 LEAGUE GAMES LEAGUE GAMES lSecond Roundl Montebello Excelsior Montebello Excelsior E1 Monte Excelsior El Monte Excelsior Covina Excelsior Covina Excelsior Whittier Excelsior Whittier Excelsior Alhambra Excelsior Alhambra Excelsior Mark Keppel Excelsior Mark Keppel Excelsior Monrovia Excelsior Monrovia Excelsior X ri., 1 xr ea fit, 52 Don Wilson 17 37 25 25 36 27 32 Lett to Right, Front Row: B. Anderson, I. Bucher, R. Alder-son Capt A Rayburn B Saddler, T. Nomura, M. Kaplin. Middle Row: G. Stewart R Curti W Lester A Laurenco, R, Mooshagian, D. Popovich, Coach Ioe Langdon Top Row A Iackson S Hardos, I. Mitchell, R. Arbenz, A. Alves, D. Hammer, C. Phillips BEE B SHETB LL Taking third place in the San Gabriel Bas- ketball League, the Excelsior Bee team starred five outstanding players-Bob Alderson as Captain, Dave Cunningham, Ierry Mitchell, Chuck Phillips, and Alden Laurenco. l-lard Work but lots of good times comprised a suc- cessful season to be recorded for the team ot '45-'46, under the leadership ol Coach Langdon. Alden Laurenco Art Rayburn Ierry Mitchell Dave Cunningham .ulrw M. mt ssmsmaws Robert Alclerson Chuck Phillips S ll U H E 5 LEAGUE GAMES Montebello 31 Excelsior El Monte 26 Excelsior Covina 31 Excelsior Whittier 35 Excelsior Alhambra 24 Excelsior Mark Keppel 20 Excelsior Monrovia 53 Excelsior SECOND ROUND Montebello 30 Excelsior El Monte 46 Excelsior Covina 17 Excelsior Whittier 37 Excelsior Alhambra 18 Excelsior Mark Keppel 33 Excelsior Monrovia 38 Excelsior Row l: I. Lippi, D. Merideth, D. Van Dam. Row 2: I. Everly, Mgr., D, Lewis, B. Van Antwerp, P. Howard, M. Perez, C. Skinner, B. Lewis, D. Ivey, L. Davis, B. Costa, Coach Ross. Row 3: D. Bartholomew, I. C. Sweeton, B. Krum, B. Mosely, C. Iack- son, P. Van Dyke, R. Rayburn. S ll U H E 5 FIRST ROUND Montebello 23 Excelsior El Monte 21 Excelsior Covina 10 Excelsior Whittier 25 Excelsior Alhambra 27 Excelsior Mark Keppel 23 Excelsior Monrovia 33 Excelsior SECOND ROUND Montebello l 3 Excelsior El Monte 20 Excelsior Covina 25 Excelsior Whittier 35 Excelsior Alhambra 23 Excelsior Mark Keppel 24 Excelsior Monrovia 34 Excelsior EEE B SKETB LI. Teamwork, the keynote for a successful CEE team, proved to be just the right note for suc- cessful leadership by Captain Robert Van Ant- werp. With the expert coaching from Mr. Ross, the team, with Perez and other valuable players, defeated El Monte, who finally took the championship. Row 1: C. Skinner, I. Lippi, M. Perez, D. Van Dam, Coach Ross. Row 2: B. Lewis, P. Howard, B. Van Antwerp, C. Iackson. Row 1: R. Barker, I, Adams, F. Vicencia, Coach Ross. Row 2: E. Amezcua, N. Grail, C. Ruhlen, E. Frankel, C. Wilcox, R. Fuku- S E n S lem Fmsr ROUND Montebello Excelsior IJ E E B S Ii E T B Il I-I El Monte Excelsior Covina Excelsior Whittier Excelsior With no returning lettermen, the Dee team opened A1hCIIT1bfCI EXCelSiOr the '45-'45 season green but ready for lots of hard and co- MC1I'k Keppel Excelsior operative work, Led by Coach Ross and Captain Ernie MOf1rOViCI EXCe1SiOr Arnezcua, most valuable player, they proved themselves SECOND ROUND to be a good bet for top honors next year. Montebello Excelsior El Monte Excelsior Covina Excelsior Whittier Excelsior Row l: B. Haskins, D, Tomkinson, C, Floss, G. Deutscher, E. Amezcua, C. Wilcox, Alhgmbrg Excelsior E. Frankel, B. Barker, D, Lough, Coach Ross. Row 2: B. Wolf, Mgr., R. Fukutorni, Mqrk Keppel Excelglgr N. Graff, E. Dingwell, T. Stoker, C. Ruhlen, A. Landrnesser, E. Vicencia, H. Shipley, Mgnfovlg Excelsior I. Adams. , ','f J4l Row l: B. Day, Mgr., B. Kennedy, R, Strong, R. Frazier, C. Austin, F. Hugli, A. Howell, B. Conner, Coach Iensen. Row 2: D. Bustrum, L. Cabraloff, R. Turner, D. Bosch, A. Bingham, D. Butts, L. Hardy, D. Barringer. VARSITY SPHI TEHS Outstanding Varsity Track Men Name Events Barringer 440-IDU Buckner High lump Broad lump Benson Highslillurdges ot ut Boitoncour! 440 Bingham High lljliufdles ig ump Balch High Iumfa Po e Vau t Butts High lump Dayton 880 Gritlars Mile Hardy 880 Marquez Shot Put Strong 10U-Shot Put Swinburn Low Hurdles T m P l Vault Higl? imp M125 Making up in spirit and speed what they lacked in numbers, the Airrnen Varsity Track team, corn- posed of fourteen boys, has really Worked hard, putting forth a lot of effort and doing a fine job. With all members of the squad displaying good sportsmanship, their high jump four have continu- ally beaten everyone in the League, - ' f rvtf-1-4, U.-., 41 ,- -rib f'Lf4 v'ui4- 2-!.1, y,JjX li 5 ' .. -:: 5 K , 3 Row 1: G. Dibs, B. Fouse, G. Osborn, G. Thomas, R. Martin, D. Hardin, I. Seymor, B. Ireland. How 2: E. Iensen, Coach: T. Porter, R. Horney, R. Moos- hagian, H. Simpson, D. Sellers, B. Barnes, B. Lehman, A. Alves, E. Finch, Mgr. Row 3: L. Bailey, D. Francis, D. Saunders, D. Wood, R. Goodro, I. White, I. Boyd, I. Wilkinson, D. Ruston, T. Chase. Displaying natural talents in all the dashes, H E E 'I' H E H hurdles, jumps, and shot puts, the Aviator's Bee team, coached by Mr. Iensen, had quite a success- ful season. With lots of hard work and plenty of effort, the rniddleweights put a good team on the pits and cinders. Outstanding eventers included the following: 100-Hormay. Wood. Martin: 660-Martin. Ruston: Low Hurdles-Osborne, Woo . Porter. Saunders: Pole Vault-Chase. Alves. LaRiviers: High Iump-Chezem. Sellers. Simpson. Alves: Shot Put-Wilkinson. Amezcua. Goodro: Broad Iump-Boyd. Porter. Chase: 1320-Whiteside. Thomas. Barnes. Herrera: 220-Horney. Bouse. EEE TRACK Row 1: R. Mathews, I. Palmer, W. Klamroth, D. Van Dam, M. Dillon, D Perez, C. Skinner, I. Moore, I. Skill. Row 2: R. Anderson, Mgr.: Bob Mosley I. C. Sweeton, H. Ienkins, A. Urich, D. Emerson, E. Ienson, Coach. Always a track power, the Excelsior Class Cee spike squad did a good job of splashing them- selves and their coach, Ernie Iensen, With glory. Although pro-season prognosticators didn't rate the Pilot midgets as much of a team, these juvenile sprinters upset the dope and came through an out- standing team. Names and events included are: 50-Skinner. Perez: 100-Skill. Moore: 660-Palmer. Perez. Dicks : Low Hurdles-Skinner. Dillon: Pole Vault -Klarnroih. Emerson. Van Dorn. Kernpton: High Iump-Mosley Vi- cencia: Shot Put- Urich. eilin: Broad Iump-Dillon. Moore. I Francis, I. Alcock, L Delk, L. Desmond Delk, L. Desmond C. Philips - ,J .2 . I . x ' lil :cg SINGLES A Dibs G. Van Petten, C Philips, C. Herbst, T Hess H. Feldmann I 1 . -, . nounuzs , VARSITY ETME As the Annual goes to the pressroom, the Varsity tennis team has played only a few of the League games, but of these games the netmen lost only one and won the others with the speed cmd endurance of a championship team. Mr. Langdon, assisted by Don Swenson, is working excellently with the boys, and hopes are high for a championship in the San Gabriel Valley League. The team is sparked this year by the most valuable plryers, Chuck Phillips in the singles and by Leonard Delk and Louis Desmond, co-captains in the doubles. Bringing in many points along with these three men are the regulars on the team, consisting of six singles and three doublesi A A . V Row 1: B. Clark, Mgr.g T. Hill, A. Mooshagian, H. Iacobson, I. Roundy, A. Thrasher, D. T Miller, I. Mitchell, K. Morris, B. Zangle, Mgr. Row 2: Coach B. Ashton, I. Arredondo, B. Koops, B Gomez, I. Popovich, D. Wilson, G. Rayburn, D. Steik, M. Kaplan. Because of an upset schedule this year, Coach Ashton's baseball team has played only a few of its League games. The season was started off with high hopes as one after another the Varsity met and defeated opponents in practice games. The San Gabriel Valley League was started when the Pilots defeated Montebello, in the first League game. As the Annual goes to press, it leaves the Pilots with ten more League games to play, but with the spirit and sportsmanship that are Excelsior's and with the results so tar, it is a certainty that the Varsity will make a place for themselves in the League. VA 17HUNHLHUNNEHS flw ' t 1.12: ff? ' f l. 1f'f.gfl9 QQ '1fif1Q2'f7'.. ffm, . mr., ,I H ' QW Q I rl I 1:53 Pi, g.Qf'lJFl', ST ' 'iii C1519 V I l l I L LA J VQW SEB LL The Iunior V sity scratched up a terrific squad with a lot of men for each position, and this means good, keen competition. A great many Freshmen turned out with the promise of a good team for next year. With the deadline near, Coach Ross' Iay Vees have played a number ol practice games, but unfortunately they lost three of these. They showed a lot of hustle and fire, though, in winning the others. With strong spirit and good players the Pilots definitely establish themselves for title contenders. Row 1: B. White, G, Steward, M. Marley, L. Rey-nolds, C. Snymon, D. Callow, I. Campagna, S. Iones A. Coots, R. A. Reynolds, C. Iackson, B.Lanlord, I. Kotnik, A. Rayburn. Row 2: C. Levy, I. Llppl D. Popovich, R. Ogier, L. Kamrnevr, R. Wag-ger, L. Govreau, I. Bernard, I. Crawford, K. Tiller- son R. Tullis, R. Daw, P. Torena. Row 3: CoachRoss, D. Lewis, A. Hartjen, L. Dickerson, D. Cun- ningham, B. Evink, D. Lillard, jackson, R. Baker,H. Manriquez, I. Dre-ssler. u . l Row I: N. Fein, P, Clark, A. Mulder, G. Zwierstra, M. McKenzie, F. Gorini, P. Hutchinson, K. Cooper Row 2: M. Vogel, B. Rogers, D. Mills, P. Coleman P. Smith, W. Nixon. - GIRLS' First Semester Sports Council Officers: Pat Smith, Pat Clark, Flo Gorini. Row 1: P. Hutchinson, P. Runkle, N. Cranford, E. Kraxberger. Row 2: M. McKenzie, C. Cooper, M. Groulx, D. Mills, N. Fein. Row 3: P. Clark, K. Coop- er, B. Looper, G. Le Gate, T. Vandenberg. SPUHT5 1 A i EUUNEIL Directing the Council, both first and sec- ond semesters, capable Pat Clark nour- ished the blooming plant of good fun and healthy builder-uppers for sports- minded Excelsior girls. Her able assis- tants, Flo Gorini and Pat Smith ffirst se- rnesterl and Pearl Hutchinson and Gwen Le Gate fsecond semesterl, watered the flower with such highlights as the Sports Banquet Songfest, a Wilson Play Day, and the Sports Olympics for new girls. The entire year progressed with ease and facility under the helpful guidance of Miss Dexter. THE UFFIEEHS Second Semester Sports Council Officers: Pearl Hutchison, Pat Clark, Gwen LeGate. Girls' Physical Education Instructors: Marjorie Barkley, Ioye Barton, Fredricka Moore, Lucile Payne, Genevie Dexter, Dorothy Lacy. Running in close competition, peppy White Team llll and hard-Working White Team lV were the two tops. ln first quarter volleyball Marion Vogel led the ball sockers in their rollick- ing season. HIGH ET PI. YEH5 Row l: I. T. Lopez, M. Vo- gel, H. Dykstra, V. For- rest, B. Thomas. Row 2: E, Medina, D. Beck, F. Mecum, I. Wright. Row 1: E, Stymon, M Sharp, E. Ramirez, V Kuhr. Row 2: D. Russo, G Zwierstra, C. Wilson, M Shenk, N. Piercy. RHYTHM EIHLS With a hop, skip, and a jump the girls out for modern dancing devel- oped many aches and pains the first week. Teaching the girls grace and agility, Patty Runkle, manager, proved herself a good example. HI EERE White Team lll being cr little faster and a bit more furious than others, hit the top as champions with Green Team IV as close runners-up. Yes, this year basketball started out with a bang. There were lots of fouls, but loads of fun. With the ever-capable Phyllis Coleman as manager and Miss Lacy as adviser, this year resulted in one of the best basketball seasons at Excelsior in many a year, T MBLEH5 Not so well-known as other sports, tumbling always draws out a large number of girls, however. Many have sore muscles at first, but it is well worth the slight discomfort after perfecting the dives, pyramids, hand- stands, shoulder stands, and fish flops. Clt slenderizesll Norma Cranford did a swell job of managing this year, and all the energetic turne blers had fun. . .,.. , 3. A ,WMV I , :--,.:f:- fi , Q Li ,' '-5 li Nm . , 2' 3 4- J 5 i V Q- Y my it ,,,-w s, sv - , .rsxfisf e 3 F W With a big turnout for the tennis tournament, the girls played hard cmd fast. lt was finally narrowed to Marion McKenzie and Pat Blood, of whom Marian proved the better With the score of 6-3 to 6-l. Marion, a senior, has held this honor for two years. Beginners tennis, managed by Virginia Harrison with Miss Dexter as faculty adviser, Went along quite smoothly this year. As usual a large number of girls came out to learn how to play. Marion McKenzie managed tour- nament tennis With Miss Payne as faculty adviser. With hard shots and fast games, they came through with a perfect season. TENNIS MARION MCKENZIE. Girls' Tennis Champion TUUHNAMENT TENNIS I'9fS- 1'x BEGINNEHSTTNNIS HIEHEH5 The girls running down the length of the field were throwing, kicking, and blocking the ball in a hot and fast game of speedball. Elizabeth Kraxberger took over the managership as speedball re- placed hockey by popular vote. IEEHEATIUNAL GAMES This year, as in the past, Rec- reational Garnes had a large num- ber ol girls represented. The girls concentrated on badminton dou- bles as more can enjoy this sport. Leading the group were Bonnie Rogers, manager, and Miss Lacy, adviser. With everybody Working hard to win, all had fun. Top honors were earned by the Whites. GIRL BATTEHS Softball, a Well-known and well attended sport at E.U.H.S., was skilfully managed by Dolores Mills this year. Sore fingers at the first of the season developed into pride as the girls mastered the art of catching high flies, stealing bases, and pitching swiftly. Competition was always stiff and provided interest for all. THE WINNER Carl George, second-year photogra- phy student, had his picture Charlie on the Campus picked as winner for the contest. The judges had a hard choice as competition was close. All pictures were judged for composition, contrast, and developing. For being so closely judged to first we have Read the Paper A1derson by Richard Arbenz, Eating on the Cam- pus by Ted Stoker, and Ice Cream by Bert Spence. 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